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Home My WebLink About1998-11-26 - Orange Coast Pilot\ SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 ' 'She will · alWays .. be in our hearts' Since his infant daughter died on Thanksgiving four years ago, Henry Molinar Jr. struggles to find things to be thankful for ' litJst: Gt 1 llcJly P9ot When I lenry Mol.Lnd.I Jr. sits down for his Thanksgiving meal today, he won't be able to help but think that someone dear is missing. Mohnar's 5-month-old daughter, Monica, died four years ago on ThanksgiVing Day. Although he hcts come a long way in his gnev- ing process, a part of him will never let her go. After Moruca's death. Molinar did not want to celebrate Thtinksg1ving again because he could find few-thmgs to be thankful for. ·vou kind of start being angry at every- body,• Molinar said •vou don't know whether to be thankful or not. thPn you remember there are people in wo~e situations, and you're thankful for what you have." .- Hobaays are usually a more difficult time for those who have lost loved ones because there are so many reminders, and there is the expec- tation or happiness, said ~hdplain Lloyd H. Gjving thartks, kids' style • EDtTOlrS NOTE: Wt asked SOl'f}e of OiJr local grade-SChoolen 10 shale thelt Thaolr.sgiving wishes with us.,_ ............... A1><A11. There are many things I am thankful tor this Thanksgiving. My mom mokes the best twkey and gravy l ever tasted· and my gr8lldma's stuffing is to die for. lt's a time when the family all gets togeth- er. l get to sec cousms who I haven't seen for a while. It's time lor family pictures and fun. Jt is tune to g~vc thanks that my grandpa survived open neart surgery again. My mom, my brother and 1 were there to take C'are of hin1. It ts tho time when I am thank- . fol for: my mom bemg so strong. I am thank- ful we have each other. I am l}lanklul I was in the pet store when they were going to put two cats to sleep. We took them home. We named them Bonnie and Clyde (They escaped death): I am thankful for life and God. . · SeUers of 1 l0c1g Hospitdl. However. it can be especially bdd if the hobdcly fd.lls on the anniversary of lh<' death of d loved one. •it would just mlensuy the acuteness of the pain if you lose someone on the holiday or close to the hollday," Sellers sdi.d. . SeUers leads d bereavement support group, Facmg Forwdrd, that meets dt the hospital MoRday nights. M0Um1r .was in a sunilw support group that helped him get over his anger al God and his feelings·of isolation. And through the years. it has grown easie'r for Molinar to give thanks. . ,When Molindr's 2-year-o1d son, Michael, runs up ctnd grceL"i him al the end of the day with a hug a nd ktss, screaming "Poppy," or ·Daddy, dc1ddy," he is thankful. ·when he thmks about the outpouring of support from the community when Monica was ill and upon her death,· he ts thankful. SEE DAUGHTER PAGE A6 , ) KIM HAG~ERTVZVUJWAli.Y Pit.OT Henry Molinar ~r. holds holds his son, Michael, 2. as he remembers his daughter, Monica, who died on Thanksgiving Day four years ago. • MARC MARTIIWAl.Y Pfl.OT TAMARAH ROACH Sixth-grader, TeWinkle Midclle School J am thankful for the tiouse I live in and the fantastic food that my mom cooks. That I'm so fortunate that l live by the beach and that I go to such a good school. That I have Andersen Elementary klndergartnen, above, perform Wednesday during their Thanksgiving pro- gram for parents and teachers. The young entertainers Included, from left, Ned Atkins, Devin Guthrie, Anna Stem and Matt Berry. J such a loving mom, dad and sister. That my dad always helps me if l have some trouble with my homework. That my mom gels so mvolved in my birth- day p(\rty that it looks like a perfesinal did it. TAYLOR OTTO Fifth-grader, Harbor View Elementary School ' I'm Uumklul for my sister because ~he is not like my brothei. My sister EDITOR'S llOTEIOOK wiUiom lobdeU I'm tl;Jankful ,for these folks in com.m1Jtnity . always helps me on my homework when I need help. She always defends me when I get in trouble. Sometimes we fight ov~ dwnb lhmg like who- ever gets the T.V. first gets to change the channel to whatever channel they want. After we are done fighting she changes the Channel to the ChdIUlel we b9lh wani to watch. MYRIAM RAMOS Sixth-grader, TeWinkle f\.l1ddle School Holiday gets off to flying start Though it was busy, travel at John Wayne Aiiport was a breeze --except for the Cabreh1 family THURSDAY, NOVEMBER .26, 1998 ·GenerakoS . felt. coUnty ignored his many pleas •Meeting tapes, court documents and letters describe the unraveling of mdn killed by police sniper. ·COSTA MESA -Mrchdel Generako" pl{•C\d-• · eel for ht>lp from lh(> county Department of Edu- rntmn. • In his e~l111h1lton, he never recenerakos, who was shot and killed Mon- day by a police sniper oub.1de the <lbt.rfot hcdd- quartcrs on K11hnuc; Avenue. v1goro~sly began a cniSilde last year to rcctmm the parental nghts he lo t lhrough a custodr bottle ...,,th hi'> ex-wife over then two children. He .,truggled to hold Uw famll}' tort together hut emotionally crum- bled as his life slowly tell apart In (ourt do<"ument!>, a sJPw ol letter!> c:;enl to the county Department ot E<luc<1t1on dnd appear· ances at board meetmgs, Gencr<1 kos por 11 a~·cd huns<•lf ti" it mt1n spurm~d by his ex-wile, educators and the Jlld1C·1t1l syslt•m. · But m .sn c1ght-yecu IL-gal tcnnts mulch with many verhdl volleys between Gem'rakos dOd his !omw1 wile, Winifred Kord1ch, the two movl!cl m opposite dlfeclmns m theu llv<'..s. •Neighbors say~akos was niC-e man who cared for his child, • Quotes, dia- IQgue from · court tapes, dowments. The couple were mamed for 11 years be.Ion• Kord1ch left lum in 1989 for another woman, acrnrdmg to court documents. The· mamagl'! Wds dissolved two vcars later, and although joint custody \'.as umnted, th"~ two children lived wtlh Genorakos. . In 1994 the t;ouple\; deaf ... on was<ltagno l'd \\."1th Usht>r:'s .,yndrome, a pnr teal ailment lhdt can mdudP bundne s. Generako:-. qwl ht Job as a regional sale.-. manager lor a Los Angcles- b~!>ed company to better meet the piessmg net•ds ol his ch1Jclren. I le had troub1e holding ,molht•r h1IJ.t1me 1ob. It'::; hard to hnd another JOb hecdUSf of tlw Orange County's bankruptcy,~ he smrl m cour l • docunwnh • .. Mednwhi.lt\ Kord1ch was movmg closer IQ ·. obtaining d master's degtce m psyc holoq\' She took d qro\.\&ng interest in tht> cducaUon of thP two children. She also mamtamed cla1tns that SEE PROFILE PAGE A 5 CUSSIRED ·-... B• DATIBOOI --=---9 COMMUIITTY FOIUM • .J 12 lNTEIWlfMOO -· • >. 9 PUIUC MOnm _._ .. _..-JB3 soci£TY .J8 Made your list? Checked it twice7 .. '. ,, " . ~ ... A 2 Thursday, November 26, 1998 locals onl Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot I E·s T I UY S PILOT PEOPLE - You can call her when a dog is on the loose or a cat is stuck • • just don't call her a "d~gcatcher. "· greer Wylder in a car engme .. Baby· blankets) orchids and Beanie. .. ·Babies .. ~· .. .. Y ou cdn heud out to Nord· ~trnm (714} 11'-;1 8300,Fq- dcty morning <1ncJ try to wm lt $:>00 shoppmg sprel! · h••twcen 8 ,md 10 u m. Th~ 1intriPs .ir1• in the customer ser· •1c I' urea. Two winners will be ;f~h.·c lf'd dt 10,30 a.m. at the ·• uth C oc1st Pl<iza location. :: Green Systems International ~4lll 75b 1.211 js having d •• 9 ,omu·oul·nf·husmes~ sale from ii 111 to 4 p m . Sc.1turduys. The wholPsdle hop1cal nursery is los- illU 11 ... pnrkmq orPa because of d umstrU< lion pro11•ct m the Mesc.1- j)uch a11•.i c.111d ,.,111 be lorcPd to :Ctc,o;i> SO(lll G1<.ct•n SystPms sell!> :010usi111at ~pfl~ It"• dl 20:1h'.l S W. Bnch St. 111 Nt>wport BPc1Ch. ~: !'ic1rt1 R('num•y, owrwr ol Sports Consignment (9-1~1 548· l},5110, says she tlr-.c oVl'Il'<l 11 n~w ;Elbff• thctl SJH'('llJhZf'S 10· hahy :lminkPtS. It's «1lh•d ~GK Diane • ~Tence (94~1722-1245 located ..Sll.l'fE. 17th St $wte No 17 in =ta Mesa. . :·rr you are lookmg lor a l>aby :J:minket this i'> dchmtely the p, ~ Rcrn'me)~ sc1ys ·Tu~ kmt· hlankcts are offered fo a :zmtqc ot' bc.;1\lllful color<; and :szgs1gm. dnd you cc1n have~ some· =nu designed 1ust for you if you z ·tr-r ... The shop also special· ~s m a border blan\\Pt where · ..., duJd's nt1me is knitted right ... ""'to thP patC..rn. Or you can have SHE IS . The arumal control ofhcct who hates being' called a "dogcatcher." PET PEEVES Rogers, who has worked out of the Newport Beach Police Department for the past nine years, said there lS much more to her job than Just catching dogs. A Welong arumctl lover, she said the bulk of her daily work is rescuing sick or in1ured arumalS -froJI\ dogs to elephants -from dangerous s1tuations. But she admits her profession is often misttnderstood Rogers recalled one very ho1 day when she had an unusually heavy Joad of calls. · Throughout the day, a puppy had thrown •up on her. another dog urinated on her and she was subsequently •very smelly and gross." · She walked into a building where a woman nad called about sick cats. She htlnded Rogers u box of feral kittens, whtch Rogers thought were past saving. When she told the woman her opinion, she responded by saying, "You must real- fy hate ~al.s to do this job." R!>Qers said her heart sank as she thought, •No, you really have to love ani- maJs to do this job." "I just can't stand to see anunals suffer- ing," Rogers said. UNLEASHING HER ANGER She -.aid the most difhcuJt aspect of her job is having to see bdd things happen to · arumal-; becuuse they are neglected by their owners. It's (llso h<lrd to have> people think.mg shp's the •bad guy• for issuing citations thc1t tlH' meanl to protect the animals, RoyNs ~.1id. Rogers i,aid her No. 1 speech.to people 1s to only adopt animals 1f you have the time .ind energy to care for them properly. "Some people -I call them the 'fast . track' pt>ople -leave at 6 a .m . and come home at 7 p.m., ctnd then wonder why their dogs are barking or chewing up fur- ruture," she Sdld, A DAY IN THE LIFE Rogers said she gets up at 4:30 a.rn. every day to get to work on time from her home m Chino Hills. Tilroughout the workday she gel<; calls tor seMce around the city, which range rrom a strny dog in th.e purk to a. cat stuck 1.Il a car engine . She said· birds are the most common animal she deals with in Ne\vport, as well aE> marine life and other types of wildlife. There are nlso plenty of domesticated ani- mals, from cats to pigs to hamsters. "I've de.alt with lions and tigers, but have yet to get a bear call." STRAYING INTO TRAFFIC Her 1ob dunes also include isswng tick- ets, compiling reports and handing out parking citations when necessary. If she picks up a stray domesticated animal, Rogers brings it to the Newport Beach Arumal Shelter, which is inside the Dover Shores Pet Care Center at 2075 Newport Blvd. in Costa Mesa. The oty pays for the d.nimal to stay there for five days Wltil the. owner drums it or it is adopted to a new home. But Rogers said the veterinaridn ell the center also tdkes money out of his own pocket to keep the animals there longer. "It's smdll, but there is a lot of interac- t.Jon between the arumals and the kennel staff: Rogers said. "We're also working on developing a volunteer program so other people can help.• PUPPY LOVE Rogers became involved with arumal control about 14 years ago, when she v.(dS working as a cashier at Ralph's supermar- ket. She already had done dog training and hdd wanted to make a career out of work- 109 with animdlc;; "smce I was 9 mot1U1s old.• Ont> day a fnend came through her checkout line Wednng tin arumal ·control othe<•r's uniform, and when she told Rogers about 1t, ~he decided. to make a career chunge. · · *I've always loved animctls and now I've finally found a career with anunal!>, ": Roc1er·,, Silld. She has Uuee' dogs, two cats and one desert tortoise of her own -au which' were saved from certain death at an ani·. mal shelter. -Story by Jenifer Ragland, photo by Don Leach :'ft m.1m1! or fovorite quotl! embro1· . . rf'd ltlong with c1 lull sc>lf>cllon ~ iiljf motifs. You tndy chose• from a :.ie1 .. c tum ol tic:ryhcs, c6tton,.che- •AiJles, c1lpacc1, wool or' ai;,hmcrc. :12Zi<" ~tart ttl $45 and up accord· ..wMJ lo dl's1un t1nd liber. Hard Rock Cafe serves a special dinner , . BRIEFLY Charity holds first golf t?urnament little People & Me ('149) 645· :!355 1s g1vm9 dW6)' d free ~ttJUc•lidhy with every $.10 pur· 3.ise while they last. The =anie Baby giveaway is good :mt one per customer. LitUe Peo· & Me IS 81 1829 Westcliff :z:r.tivc m Newport Beach. _Antiques 4 You (949) 548· .23 is having a sPven year :l'!!mver,ary sule. Everything in ~ • store is reduced 10% lo 4011.,. u can fmcl-cluna, crystal, sil- ~r. jewelry, drt, pottery, and fur- :11ture. Antiqut•s 4 You is located .-tJ12 Old Newport Blvd. m ·:Newport BCtH h • BEST BUYS dppears every Thursday a.And Saturday. It yt>u know of a good buy -nd a fax to (949) 6416 4170 or write to: t Bu~. Daily Pilot., 930 W Bay St. Cos· • Mesa 92627 ., •The restaurant has invited abused children ·and homeless to dine on turkey, pumpkin pie and all the fixin's. nir rial NEWPORT BEACH -The Hard Rock ""Cafe iti Fashion Island is going above and beyond the call of duty this holiday season to reach out to those most in need. The restdurant will feed about.100 abused boys from the South Coast Children's Society and up to 300 homeless people from area shel- ters today before 11 opens to the general pub· lie at 4 p .m . Matt Van Auken, g1meral manager, said all Hard Rock restaurnnts will feed tht• needy this Thanksgiving. But he said he would have done it anywc1y because givmg to charities is ~omethmg he loves doing. ·vou do it for thorn, but you really do it for you as well.• he~ said. ·1 get JUst a much out of serving these people, and the great thing • READERS HOTLINE (949) 642·6086 nrM stories. 1lli1strations, edrto· nil mattllf or ad\lertisements herein can be repoduced With· ovt Wfltten permluion of copy right owner VOL. 92. NO. 2~1 ~ecord your comrMnts about the O.t1ly Pilot or MM tips APDRESS Our addreu 1s 330 W Bay St., Costa Mes41, Cahf. 92617. {QBflf.CTI M It 11 tht! Pilot's pohcy to prompt· ly correct all eno" of substafl(t. Please all (714) 574'4233 HO.W..TQ R-1AQULS o~ul.ilon The Times Qr11nqe County \OVV/ ,SJ.~ 141 Advertising Cl~f1ed (949) 642 S671 D1spl;y (949) 642 .. 321 Editorial N.ws (714) 54(>-1224 SpOfts (949) 642-4330 News, Sports Fax (949) 646-..110 E·1N1I dallyp11ot9eantlhnk net Main Buslneu Office (949) 642~321 Business FH (949) 6)1·5902 -You do it for them, but you reolfot do if for you aswel: Matt Van Auk en General Manager, Hard Rock Cafe about Hard Rock is all it costs is my ll.me and ener- gy." The national chain will serve • a traditional Thanksgivmg dinner, which will mclude every- thirlg from the turkey and stuffing to the pumpkin pie for dessert. South Coast Children's Society, a nonprofit agency that helps transi- tion abused boys from vto· lent homes to sale ones, has 64 boY.S who hve in either a care facility or group homf's in· Newport Beach and Costa Mesa Richard Sewell, &rector of progrnmming, said the agency couldn't be more grateful for the generosity of Van Auken, who also volun· teers for the agency. •:mis really is a testament to what he has done for us," Sewell said. After Thanksgiving, the Hard Rock will focus on the Christmas season, with two maJor WEATHER Second high charity events planned for early December. "This store in the next month is going to • spend probably $10,000 on local chantles," he ~aid . . On Dec. 1, the restaurant will play host to a charity fund·raiser for the M~cular Dystro· phy Association. The event, expected to bring in $100,000, 1s called a "lock out" and will feature at least 185 local business people. The idea is to lock up volunteer in makeshift "cells" and not let them out unW they've raised -via cell phones -$1,000 each for the chanty, Wan Auken said. He said he has ties to the chanty because · his younger sister has muscular dystrophy and ts hoping the event is a success. On Dec. 5, the kickoff for the Orungc County Toys for Tots drive will takf' pldce ut the Hard Rock CaJe, after a caravan of curs and fuetruck:s travels throughout the city. · People are encouraged to bring their r.hil· dren to the event. along with a $10 toy donu· tion. The party will include' live entertainmt>nt and appearances by local celebrities. POLICE COSTA MESA The hn>t FISH Chanty Gou Classic will be held lh.1s year beginmng with a putting con: test at a ... 10 a.rn., Mondtly, IX<, 4, and will conclude at 4 p.m. with o barbecue.. FnendS m Sfilvicc to Hwuanity (FlSI t Harbor area} is a cornmurutY: outreach service for Newpod Beach, Costa Mesa, and lrwut whose goal 1t ts to help peopl~ before they be<'ome hungry or homeless. The Golf Classic will oo held at the Seacllff Counuy Cluh m Huntmgton Beoc.t{. FlSl l ~opes to raise $20,0()() with this event. Volunteers nm also ne,•dcd for the tourn1:a· mcnt, as arc moneta,ry dona.- tions and item..-; for the. auction For mom info.rmation abotit the Golf Cassie, or to ftnd mtt more llbout FISH, cell (949J 645-6050. TEMPERAT\IRES Balboa 1.49 p.m .•••• , ••.••• 40 • Avocado Avenue; A purse and Its contents worth $455 were stolen from a: car In the 200 block. 72155 Corona del Mar 71156 Costa Mesa 7S/52 Newport Bea<h 72155 Newport Coast 72156 SUftF FOMCAST LOCATION ••••••••• SIZE Wedge ......... ,4-8 SW Newport .. , • .•. , 4 6 SW 81W<tes ......... 4 ~'lW FIUDAY F1mlow 10.10 a.m .••••••••.•. 2.4 First high • 4:21 am ••••••.••• 4.3 Second low 10.06 pm ... a • ,. .. 0 7 Second high 3·26 p.m. . . • • , •••..• 3 9 WATER tlMNMTUM: •... 59 SURf • IMer StNet: 1Wo speaktrs worth $40 were ~tolen from a car in the 1300 block. • lrfstol StNet A purse and •b contenb worth $340 wore stolen from a car in the :noo block. • • • Pl.c.ntla Avenue: A video ca~~tt• recorder and a aible box w0rth $595 werutot.n from • car In the '2300 block. • WllMn Street: A cellular phone worth S 150 was ~olen from a car in th 600 bkx.k _...:m;.IUQt_,.,.__ ~-~--. -. . • Wllil CWt tllth-.,: A compact disc player, • siereo and 24 compert discs River Jetty .••...•. 4-6 sw CdM ••...• , •••• 4-6 SW The swell ls out of the worth S2,550 WIN stolen from• eat in the 3100 b'°fk. west ftlllfY 12 MConch fOf • Cltff OrM: ~ t.i.phot11 worth $98 WM stolen from 1 home in the 2000 nDES TODAY first low ~"'······ First high :)~. • 9 Second low 9:10 p,m .. • • 0 6 shoUlder-to hNd-hlgh bfodt. ietS S4'tl wttt go• cooplt • ttoeg Drtwe: A w1~ end Its contents wortt\ $93 were stolen from a car In • tt..nu~tit~~~~aleilt:!~ITT PQ•rm..tnd reeh Th s ,,_..I wtM Wtd O\'emight ·- end shOutd deliver compa rable MtS tomortow • New~ ~ Dnw. A stereo ~ntj two 111«1rkel 1wltches WOl'th S8SO were stolen from• Clf In the 100 blo<.k •21th StrMt: A knife worth $36 wm. itolen from 11 home In the 100 bkxk ,I Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot C hristm .. L.otqr •n 1s on thP honis ol t1 n1muls dilem- m, , dPru11~n1y nnt 01'J11 , ·own domq , • ___ .,...,L_<_>f_c 1ei1 1<; c uuiv.wuiw...oi Pwport I lcirho1 1 ligh Sc:hool's S\11.• ( 'oundl, which 1s mmHlr1IP<l hy stat • Id\\ lo OVl'fSCfl 1111proVP• 11wnt pwq1c1111:.. Its 35 m1•tnht>rs .in• tlrdwn from tl'.tC he1s, pdr· ('nl • stullL•nts nwl non·tPad1111u p<'1i.onnd, dllcl llH'y JllP!1f OIH I' d month ilt ():45 cm 11 Tucsduy ll\1Jrnmg, whtdl IJIVCS you SOrtl!! 1dut1 .of llw cl~·urP<' ol dl'<lirahon required lo pdrhc1pcttc. Jn lhP p.ist, llw Sil<! < 'ounnl Wcls •tbout <1S r.on!ront.tt1ont1l ds M.irlhd St1>wart -t1nd this yodr <lidn't p111111u;e tu he ctn} diUl'f· Pnl. Amonu tlw counnJ's sev"n nmunittt>1•s WPH' two <ll•aloing with drc•ss codL s dncJ t t.1ssroom dwofmq. 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J krP, s'11du<'nly, Wdl-i ,, ni•w .111d uni·~1x·<.tt•u ~1Uy: ttw tloulJh'-tlmnt: il Stll• < ·ounfil Sf:'r•111t} the tiqht 11110 nmhrttcnur • tlwu .iqt>ndt1. • • · 1.ofq1e11, who hos d d,lllqb ter· 111 l lcuhor I huh tind two} oungt:'1 c hildri•n who will ttlsu bu thert• Olli' clc1y, wr1s clJJfMllecJ, Slw is <111 enu111Pl!JllltJ qwduutc of !\-UT dnd " < onmhvt• psydtolocpsl who tli UC Ts umlPt<Jrt1<hto1h• du.-ctur for ps~c h<1loqy ntd)lllS. "Should 11101t1ls IJc tclUqhl in puhlw schools?" sh~ usk1~l rh.,.tori<'dllr •Tilrll's a lotJdcd !:>Slit', cllUI I'm syo1pdthct1c· to lhost• who '""I it·h<'lonqs. Bui I t.l11n't l<'1'I thc1t it hc1s n11y pla<..-e m p11hh<: sl huol,;" So 1.olqren hcts spent thl! p<1c;t two Wt'Cks trymq to d1 .iss0<:iale hNS<!lf clJIU hN ~ile ( ·ounc1J lrom c1 c,.'Omm1ttn~ thnt eEsts nnl}''tn thr. lmngmatton of a student • essc1y1st and d Pilot h<·c1dline w1 tlN. lt ralhf'r reminds m" of d wntcr friC'nd yea1s ago who Ut'<'<l<'d to know thP s1zt• o{ the Al!jhdn clTlny for d pi(•(e he WdS writing tor I lc1rper's Mdgdz1t11•. I IP tned dll of lhe usuctl ~t>UTC('S, mciuchng thP Af9httn emhassy. and couldn't tJl't nn onswN. Then, ldcing d df'dtlhne, Ju• siinply pulled from Uun dH the Ji9ur~ of 20,000 men. Por y11ari., ht> saw lh1s same• hou1c quot1•d c.1s the size or tlw AftJh1m army. } IP had thus C'r<'atcd cm <'nltrt' c1rmy -1ust dS lwo 1wwspc1pPr clllid<'S huve < n•ctlN1 a "rnorttls ( OllUlllltf't>. N • LolgrPJ\ do<'sn'l 1usl want to tum olf th~ tcll'phonc cuUs sh<' is gl'llinq hum edger morals vohtn· ll'PTS or the wLsecracks from l'clu- c dlJOn...il ussoctcl!es. Sht-'s C'IHl· < Nnf'd that Uw, pl1c1ntom mm· 1111lteP wilJ dislrnct dtlPnllon lrom tlw important work to which tlw !'i1IP Council 1~ dt>d1ct1ll'd. Tlw J ldrbor I hgh s< hool lihrdry, tor example. It se<•111c;; In Historic house becomes mobile home • Crnws laborml for . hours Party Wedi1esdd)' to move l luscroft house from Silnlc.1 And Avcnm! to TeWinkle Pdrk. ~.lf Piot COSrA MHSA As most·ul tlw c 1ty sk•pt, tlH' h1stom; • J fuse I of( h!)\IS(' WdS uptoOIC'd ectrly WecJrw"day 111ormnq lrom its Joc·,1twn on Sdnl<1 1\t1« ' Ave'nul! ,rnserted dty stw1•ls lo tlw TeWmklo 1'11rk 111<11nt1..?t1dncc ydrd. Th • house 1 l>c11u1 pr .. nvc1.1nqt• C'ounl~ I <•s1dt•11t d(l11t1l1•tl lht• lt11USI' rllony witlt $1,IJO(I to lhC' ( 1ty Ip hP)J> SclV(' II. City st.ill ~11d < 011n1 11 1111'111· he1s lhlVt' ( ollttlMJhlll'd OVt'l lhl' past It•\\' lll!llllhs lo try tu sclVt• lhl' hoUSl' so llhtl C1111111 h < onlcl procpcd \vilh ln11Jd111u I (I mut"- 1.111111}' hu1llf' Hll lilt• flllJ(JCJI\ f\11' ( ity 1lllolil'd IJllHI' llJull $77,000 l1> pay lor Hw 11111w A }ll'l11l tllP!ll ltl{'<tl lllll 111111 ll'>l' flll llw hou ,. h<1<> nul ht>c•11 dd1·1· Jilli It'd. "It Wt1:s uubehPVcthlc, '' s,11d Cou1111lwo111c1n·(•lert Llncl.t Dixon, who wut< hPd tfH• move .1t n11clrught Wc•dnt'"lliiy. "WlMI lhf'y hnvc to clo u11<lt-r1H't1lh 1111 • house ts U11•y h VP to J,,y ply- wood down. 1\s ll11•y slowly st.irt to nuJVt' the liouse, pm hl'cll tlu• pl~ wond < l11<.:k111q. Unlll you 11•,1!11(' wh.11 1t 1 , you tlunk it's llw hou e nuc kmq " Like· il tdu111IJ!'r111y q1t111t. thu l\\o·~lory huusP Wds 111ov1•cl ... towlv <lown S<int.1 An.t Avei1uP, ~1v~.1 lJ11vf' ,mcl N1•wpwt Buuh·· V<t1<l tow.11d i~\\!mklt• P111k -c1 du;lt1ll< I' of tihout o mil~. "It Ill< lwrl ulonq, • IJiioit s<11d. "I 1111•c1u. hter«ll}'. 11 mdl<.'d ulnnq.9 I ht• (•Jllll<• llH>Vl' tnok .1bo11I 2 1/2 l11111rs, Sc1td PPrr~ VcJlclllllll •, cl11t>< tor 111 dt•ve lopmcnt sN- viu!s. 1\1.tny uf till' prc>pc1r.illons, ~uc h t1<; 111ovi11<1 11lihtv h11Ps, lmd hccm cl1mt> 111 the lc1sl wt•<>k. "It mov1•s rc1ltw1 slowly. tis VOIJ C till i111aqirll', SOllll'lhtng Of tlh1t IIP," V<1lt1nLine Sdi<l. "It's nnt loo mu< h rtdlt<>Wl'r Ill.in llll' slrcfll .~ The I luscrorts, tlw prev111us CJnd lonntmw ow1w1s ol the' h11me, watchecl dS till' hous • ltl!'y rt11st>d tlw1r dt1ldn•11 m movc·tl down tht> stwi>t "f\tr. I luscroll wc1 Jll"' as t>XC 11Nl .is c.ould be, J )p;on s,ud. "I h''s be •n very, 'Pl) plc~c1sP<l lht•re's heen sue h interest 1n tht> hous '. fl me<1nl t1 lot Lo lhP1r fanuly." A couple ol 'snlt1ll crowd:. 9c1lhPr<>d in front ol lh<' hou ... e and ill un mlenwction lo w1lJll' s the move. Valantin~ said. Pohc e olhccrs were <1lso on h<lnd lu rechrl!at traffic and hPlp with a lr(>PWdY ramp closurl'. "It ull suem<'d to go 11.MI Wf'll," Vtllantinc sd1<I. "It gol there 1n one piece, und dll ihP Jllt'C"Cs were. in the sctme µl,1ce thl'y st111tcd out." nll~ rnmwrnhly ol a tmrly h1yh or cf r. that Uw d VC'hl<Jl' u9" of tho hO(~ m tt'h1qh hool of this ACh. and hopc!Ullt 1ill{jhtened com· .mwuty 1s ?.7 years. And thr: s1z1· ol ttw collcrllon ancl profcssioi1ol staft sPrvinu it L'> wt>ll he.low thn JliJUO!lcll ti\ l'I ilCJP. Thu expemhtur1• per year 101 reading matt>ndls di Harbor f hqh l1<1s hPPn $7 pN student. Thi" ' ye.1r, the sldlP 1s mc1king $28 per stucli>ut uvu1lohlc, oml th • S1f P C:ounnl 'ts .dPd1c.ilt>d to h11lp111~ intcurc1te lhP l1h1.c1ty hal'k into lhP rna1n~lrt'rt111 of school ct< adc· mic . At a 1111tt• whNJ tlw ~chool d1<.,l11f l ll<IS M~t the JJlO<Jt"Sl 1J0<11 of n1cikrn<1 rcu<lers ol all 1b tu- ·Thou.day, November 26, I 998 A 3 d nts,. this seems to be " more ff'lt:?vant pm1ect than thP duh1ou ~ iLa • 1.c cab>· c enda • t11 t iS bctler·alfchess •d m i.he pnvac:y ot tht• homf>, So if you're lhinkin!J about oflPJmg your cuvH (!!i to the "m1i1 ab < on11mttP~, ". don't Chnstim• l.olg1en would apprco- at~ that so she and her Site Council ( dO lH1ltQ( get on with Uw Sl'.!tJOus busines of addrP s- 109 th1• mason tor.the perfor- tn1111c·c di>flcienc.11.";:i ol our puhhc sdl•'>ol shld nts. • • JOSEPH N. B~l IS a Santa Ana Heights resident HIS col~M runs Thur~ays ~LAs 1"ELW-CHITO HOLIDAY FIESTAS full Service ccilcring Sizzling Fajita Bar • St otling Mariachis Margarita & Cerveza Bar 645-0209 Party Trays To Go Order by the Dozen • Chingol1ngas • Taqurtos • Tacos . • Burritos • Guacamole • Chips & Salsa COMPUTE PAITY PACK FOR I 0 $46.95 Calf your nearest location for pick-up. Banquet Rooms ' Corona del M~r 644·8226 10 to 150 people. Newport Beach 675·6855 • ""4 Thursday, November 26, 1998 .ors say ener os was ~fti==-=-· ~n~yi.~d and good fcither 11 IN M Sl~'l •• . Heanng Of hfs d a~OX ViS· <><X•ss,.. l ~rwOO"d '1. o. ~l(!"' ,. 'I ' lb1y 1ted a mutua1 fnond. llnqid tol<I me he WllS tired of fig11ting Sher.wood, to sec 1f ti knew li a m court l te cuuld not have ony mP-mori~I swvic e We s plon,no<I c;pntt1rt \\.i U1 hts c.;hiJd1 Pfl " Sherwood 'moved into the Vernon. Kruse, who lives l1ousc next to GenPrnko five twro the tre :.1, sa1cf he also yem~ ago ~he said thcu clul· nohC"mf that Cf•nerakos had dren played together, 0111! h brn n qL1tetu1 lnrn hi:! lost hl:. wa~ a well·tru5te<l and well· kM hked neighbor . ·Iii fhnt~ ha .ti.ia gotten d llttl<• • •My kids pIB~·ed with his for dPprc ti<'d " Kn1se a1rt. q lie itvc )l('dIS," shP. scud. ··HP-was didn l I kl lO con1e out as muc:h. ' tfl'ectl· with kid • You'd se him H •didn't tt lk to me much uhout out pla} lng hopsc:otch or s9ftball ·u " with the kith from U1e nmghbor-n 1r->rt> et~ still lour plai.tir pet hood: nus was tota1ly out of bowls on the front porch ol Cen- cbaracter fo1 ltlJn It doesn't fit ernko hdy gnt} house, but hi5 h1:. profile at all • d g wa taken by his son, dnd Oul')Ilg th hnal w ~ of lhe Kruse is. It king care of his cat. cihild custody battle, Generakos Police ~arched the house supervisor ot Coastline Commu· WeclnesQa}' mommy for mty Coll ge in Garden GrovC> WC!UJXms 01 t.!Xplos1ve devices was surpnsed by his dl C'• JOn lo lrnl found none qutt his ]Oh afti>r warkmg only ·1 Wd5 tunned," said Jeff two days -ept. 8 ttnd 17. Satzman, 25. "'I've lived here 20 "He told lht• cl"rk that he year!; I knew his kids bt>ttPr wasn'~ gmng to be able to come than I kn ~w him Ii<> wa·s easy to back," '~1d Joht1 Renl1>y, VI c llllk to and In ndly." rhancellor of the CodSI l ·ommu· l<on W1I on, who has lived nitv College Du;tncl "Thl• <on-do\\ nth" sl1eet from Generdkos' sensus stwms to hi' lhc1t P\ Pl)· l1n011! ior ~O ) tjan; said he was thinu Just cnmt> cJov.m on him 111 surpnc1 d when hr> heard of his once. 1IP11lh . Even thpugh there held he n "I km w h1111 better when his no wmm1tmcnt h}' Gene111ko~ on wo voungcr." he said, •rt that he ·would return, his name the boy Wds outs1de, he would · was mduded m the spnng t 9t ~ \ ou\ with hirn. H~'s one that I clas schechtl1>, \>Jhkh hst d him 11C\ r l11d gel too well ac:quamt- <h a chem15try tcdche.r d with J hat~ to 5ee anvone go •H" ''as m a gnevmy oil the cit pend" Saving~ up to 30% During our floor sample SALE! llouru M ~ ,'ll It ~ • fh. \I II 6 • i.-11-4 MAGIC FOREST IS BACK AGAIN For The 13th Stra ight Year . ALLN.OBLE F·IRTREES ($28.95 ) ALL DOUGLAS FIR TREES ($19.95) FLOCKING, . FLAME PROOFING ·AVAILABLE Open Nov. 27'" • r~-=---......;..--------L~~l':Jl~~.......t.,~~~~---...:. Corner of Arlington/Fairview ~::.~£osto'Mesa~'~n""I .... ~ • Newport Beoch/Costo Mesa Daily Pilo ·-• rWember whO made me One ' • =Ffiose-w ere toe w-0f(Js ~ of Michael Generakos in one of many.appearances before the Orange County D€partment of Education. _,,,-SUailndlf W.Q UC • ~~ have entered into my private affairs. This as an htremely important situation to me, and l will not go away until thn; 1tua- tion 1s rectil1ed. ft T~~cnerftl coun~l (who iegalfy repre ents"ihe l>oafarnus. def med ma as a non-parent. I'm a single mother. T don't think 11' Ca1r. You guys have beat me up • ' M1chdel Gencrakos, the man shot to death by a Costa ·Mesa police sniper Monday. contacted Ute Orange County Department of Education numerous times in the past 1 112 years through let-" ters and statements·dunng public meetmgs. From the outset, Gen- erakos appedred combattve and displeased with his treatment by education board members. Here are a few of his comments: Put a bug in someone's ear. Call the Daily· Pilot CLASSIFIEDS CALL 642-5678 TRANSITIONAL VANITY LIQHT AvJilable in Pewter & Fossilstone Ht. 7" Length 12" Hodson Lighting Open lurs Fri. 8:30·54 Sat. 9.4 151 O Newport Bh. J .. C o'IJ Mrs.i Qual11_, Liahtina S.,r. :u for '.\O \ur. 1 (949) 548·9341 Aprll 17, 1997, board meeUng "If l appear to be angry. l dm. H l appear to be a monster, romcm· ber who made me one.• April 17, 1997, Jetter to board · . members ··1 will have no other choJCe to contact every pdrent group, newspaper and television station to get the word out May 7, 1997, letter to board members June 19, 1997, board meeting •1 would like soll'.te help. My son is ill sttlke here. No one will dnswN me. On my side, it is slonewctlling • Nov. 12. 1997. board meeting ~rm not gomg to tolerate cu1y attac~'i on my staff," Sdid bQard PrPsioPnt Elizabeth Parker. "Tins IS not the forum. ft "' "It's not an dttack, • Generakoi said. •You should be gomg to cowt: with me. not against me. June 18, 1998 •. board meeting Some People Can Never Relax We'll teach you how to relax at will, any time, anywhere. ~11'3 ... What's more, we'll show you how you can quickly gain greater health. happiness and peace of mind. . 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Gener- emotion11l distress when he didn'·t akos began his commurucations allow her to talk with their chil-with the district that saine month, ~y flilona, ... ~r:r::::.=r.=-~P. lanmng sc~ool-9Wcicsls ~~ MHe continued his unabated mtn'.iaeaTutoa private attair. hostility and cmottonat abuse •so tar I have folllld that when t~ward me, .. Kordich said in court I pose bard quesbons, people documents. · · back away," he said at an April 17 What s••ven·d ties between the board meeting. •1 would like two. ~ompleteJy was a judge's somebody to take interest in this.• dec1s1on m April 1997 that gdve Generakos apparently believed Kordich the authority to make all th.at Kordich and school adminis-d · · trators bad conspired to leave him ec1s1ons concerning the educa-out of the loop. He said u was a tion of then children. Livid over ploy by Korclich to portray him as the court order, Generakos' atti-an unfit father. But. Generakos , In a letter also dated April 1997 that eerilrforeshadowed the cir- cum:.tances surrounding his death Monday. Generakos· said Uruvers1ty High Principat-JQhn ~ Levy and Special Education Director l:.arrf Belkin-were fight-· ing agcfmst him. "John [Levy) shot me m the b<.tck with a high-powered rifle 300 yards away,• he wrote. #I was on the ground before I heard the noise. Why would I be angry? I We.ls not only shot in the back but told I should thank them for hav- ing done it." Angry with the board's response: Generakos ~ppeared at Fighting Irish arrive today Ph NEWPORT-MESA -Notre Dame·s Fighting Irish are expected to drove· here today,, where they will sleep and practice before their big football game Saturday against longtime nvttl USC. The team will stay at the New- port Beuch Marriott I fotel and Ten- nis Club and will hold a practice session Frid<.ty at CCC to prepare for the dash with the lToJans at the Los Angeles Mrmorial Colisewn. But if you're hoping to sneak a peek of the team in action Fnday, don't hold your breath. The prac- tice won't be open to the public. 1Wo . years ago, rabid fans swarmed into the area to cheer on their heroes, known as Golden Domers because of the color of thelf helmets, when they faced off against USC in the Coliseum. Although the stakes this year are not quite as high, many Notre Dame alumni are expected to make the long trip from Indiana. A message left on the university alwnru assoaation's voice mail tells callers its members are staying at two hotels in Los Angeles. The Irish have racked up an unp1ess1ve 9-1 record this year. But the Trojans, desp1te a lackluster 7- 4, can brag that they have tn- umphed m the last two showdowns after weathenng a 13-game wiri- less streak, · Saturday's game will be nation- cilly televised and is scheduled to begin at 12:30 p.m. *~ * * HOLIDAY · ·BLOW • 14990 goldenwest 0 westmlnster, ca 82683 :!e~~~ICEIBELLfiHQ ~·--""' &lQ ---~..,-,,.....,_ .. ~ -.. s1eo...,_ --· 10 "",,.,,,.., .,,.,.. dWIJ'I"""'"---"'-~ "*Vt"" .. _ .. ,_ CIOl91"1 ___ .... :,:-·--... ..., .... -.. a111io.w.,., ....,. .. "'"' -Nt-&100_"""'..._ ... UTI ~~ ~ ~ .@; @ Paaer Sale • ~o~!~~!ar ~!!e Motorola StarTac $99* Nokia 2180 Digital $99* ~J ®)J)~J f;>}J l) 'On selected rate plan Includes.:= . 1~.!!:.:-•'*' ~ Offering ~ AirTouch ~:digi.§~.M . 14990 goldenweat O weatmlnater, ca 92883 Aut horl:t«d Agent for acting on his complamts. Kord1ch and school ofhcials became more wary or Generakos this year when he resumed his verbal assault on board membe,_, µi March. 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Thur~y1 November 26, 1998 A 5 t • • I I bodid members one I~ time. order r~wrcd him to be no·d er: At that point, his life had been Uum 250 yard away from his for-• reduced to little more than part-mer wile. time teaching dt conunumty col· A little more than a month lat- lege:., earning about· $400 a er, Gc.ncrnkos took the last draslk.: month. · -+--'""":P· one that :would be..~ arut• -He continued to stato.h."GOwd-heard by mlllion.11tof peo n't work because his children • J would like some help,• he .· wern his first prionty, said nt a November 1997 board But after losing his attomc} meeting. and' th~ inability to pay child sup-•u there is an answ~. tell roe port, the .crushing blow for Gener· what it is. No one will answer akos came Oc:t. 20, when Korclich me." .. .. . .. Mort" t!ffe<'tivt> than whispering in her ear. Tht' Diamond Earring~ of A Carat or Mort·. Just see What A ·coup/~ of J)iunwnd.~ C11f1 Do. CHARLES H. BARR 1803 Wcstcliff Dri\.c. Newport Beach (949) 642-3310 ME~BtR AMERICAN GEM SOCltTY ' • .- Ji. 6 Thursday, November 26, 1998 CONTINUED FROM A 1 I CONTINUED FROM A 1 I ' Chambers sdld. i When he thinks about his •1t•s ttlready building.~ she f health or busm ess, he ts thankful. aid Wedne day morrung. I Still, the wound hasn't com· Cynthia Kateyianrus of t.rvine 1 pletely healed. Molinar still asks and her 3-year-old son, Chris, : himsell whefrier Monica would were traveling to see relatives in j be here if the doctor~ had done Salt Lake City. ~ i some~mg differently. . .. It's been a br<'eze," Kateyian· ! . "That's. where I can't close the nis said. "There was instant i book," he said. parking and no wait to check l Momca WdS born with several bags." ! · bl.rth defects, one of which affect· The airport just opened up i ed her ability to breathe. She was half of a new 2,000-space park~ i seeing a specialist, and her condi- ing structure lh1s W('ek, Campm.i-l tion appeared to ~ improVing. Ch ambers se1id, which helped ! Whe n she, was about 4 month~ alleviate some problems. . j old, Monica begcID turning blue navel for Kim and. Alexis :· and had to be rushed to. the hos· Isbell, 13· and \6-year-olcl New-f pital, . where she. underwent port Beach sisters, has b"een i surgery and spent the last 22 smooth sdiling as wP.ll. AJthough i days of her lile. they were told their plane would i After Thanksgwm g dmne r, b~ pdcked, they weren't worried 1 Molinar got a call that Moruca's ,-/ about getting d seat. Rather, they i condition was worsening, and the . were worried dbout where they'd ! doctors advtSed him to d1scontin- be s1tbng j ue life support. •somC'one's s1ttmg between : Last year. Molinar lost a med· us,• Kim Sdtd. : 1cal malpractice suit in which he Most dt•lays at au ports across ; clauned Monica's d octor mic;ciiag~ the country are caused by weath-· ! nosed her illness. er problems, Campini-Chambers 1 The hardest Umes are whe n sd.id Wettther 1s not expected to 1 Molinar reVJews doctors' repo.rts bed problem dt John Wayne Air· · from the case that say Monica port, but 11 could Cdttbe problems should be alive today, and when elst•whew ...... ---· he brings out her clothes, buries Crac<> dnd Frank MacaleUo 1 his face in them a nd smells the were uµ Tuesday night watdung ; ·scen1 of her.· newc; coverage of a storm in ' Thinking dbout the c1rcum- Waslungton. They were truvcbng stances of her death is like play. to SeatUe 6n Wednesday ing tug of war with hi s emotions. frnnk Sdid he wasn't gomg to . "I don't1hlnk it'll ever get eas- let 1t rum the boll.day. I 1er," Molinar said ·Until the day "It's something we can't heJp :. 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Dor1atio11s nr~ aluu1y ru konze. I ' A 8 Thursday, Novomber 26, 1998 T he Volunteer Center of Greater Orang~ County threw a smashing pre- ~v.tng hmeh n l t wet:! w;rtll the theme of the "Spint ·of 'Volunteerism. • The focus of th~ gathenng 'W~ the pr scntat10n of th< Giv- ing is Living Awc.U"d to twu of the· mosl charitable citizens m the community, Barbara and Mark Chapin Johnson. Ch!llied by · Steve Kwong, vice president of Mellon Private Asset Manage- ment, the luncheon was held in the impressive new 1\ilseltown Studlos building in Anaheun, and attracted a large contingent of tl:ie Newport-Mesa crowd. L«:al citizens such· as George ana Judie Argyros, Larry dnd . Dee Higby, John and Donna Crean, and Jack and Belle Undqulst are among the patrons in'support of local Volunteer Center assistance and P.rograms. Celebratmg 40 years of local community service, the Volun- teer Center serves more than 2,900 Ordnge County nonprofit agencies, schools, businesses, civic and community organiza- tions with more than 52,000 volunteers rn 1997, and more thdn 250,000 since its founding m 1958. Now that's an impres- sive stallstJc for a Thanksgivmg IRy: ......Qther major Volunteer Center dgn'ors include Tlm and Jean Weiss, Roger and Gan Kirwin, Ralph and Eleanor Leatherby, Janice and Roger Johnson, Gall ~d Peter Ochs, WUJa Dean and ~ett. William Lyon, Kathryn THE CROWD b.w. cook Thompson, David Fields, Donna Fouste, Rusty Kennedy, Dan Merkle, Jan Mittermeler and Rick Rellf. The Tinseltown luncheon attracted hundreds of local citi- zens intent on making a differ- ence in this community. The suc- cess of the event was due in large part to Fran Mulvania, public relations director for the center. To find out how you can help, call Mulvania at (714) 953- 5757, exl. 136. ••• The Camelot Chapter of The Guilds of The Orange County 'Performing Arts Center played host to Pat Allen recently for its annual benefit luncheon . The Pacific Club, Newport Beach was overflowing with ded- icated Camelot ·ladies who had come to support theu guild and hear the woman who tells it like it is in the area of family, child -10% -50% OFF Most Items . This Fri. & Sat. Only! 101;1 ADM ts ..\\ f HLNflNGTl t1 e.fACH. CA o:.u:;.i6 714•963•7046 rr --~ ~---1 I The Extr~ .. space ~ou Need I I r/ Individually Alarmed . ti' Resident Management I Units Team I V Climate Controlled Units r/ Op~n 7 Days • 1,000 I I Y Computerized Gate Units . . I I Access r/ Competitive Rates I r----------, r/ Personal Business & 11 STORE NOW 1 Seasonal Storage I I 1 SAVE I rl Extra High Ceilings I 1!$50 off! ~ I I f Your 1st Monthly rental. 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Kristina and Larry Dodge opened lhe1r elegant Monarch Bay Dnve 1esid nee to several hundred Newport-Mesa and Orange County guests for an • everung of wine and cheese and conversation with Hearst Castle Foundation Director Donald Murphy. Also in the crowd: Hearst Castle District Superin- tendent Deborah Weldon and Chief Curator Hoyt Fields. Others concerned about the fate and future of the artistic and historical monument include Ter- ry Goldfarb Lee, Anne Hearst; Marni Pozll, Victoria Prtsman- tas, CynthJa Sperry, Peter Fair- banks, Jay Gotfredson, Pab'tck Grl.Wth, Paul Heller, H.J. Jtner, · Stephen Moses, Carol Stolte Paden, PbllJp Pillsbury Jr. and actor Clint Eastwood. To find out more about the foundation to support Hearst Castle, call (949} 263 4577. ••• South Coast Motorcars, the GIANT COPY SALE! 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Jnsu.rances ub'C'fiaa Ylalbae ~ JtOIJlt!iflltm:J CUI Amttn:i &wd Qoafiry ASsurantt ~ UJ.. lloztd Cmlftcd AmaXan Board Podimir: Mcdidnt Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot unteer lunch new Jaguar and Aston Martin tPrs to greet the crowd or more i I dealership et to open n New-than 200 Ccnt0r sponsors. port and Mission Viejo m 1999, The 1998 Cande)ight Concert ORce ag~ c;~E;PPPO up to P---iS ing chatieo by Barbara commuruty plate to underwute John on dnd Dotti SUUweU, with the upcciming Candlelight Con-Ronnie Allumbaugh and Judie cert for the Orange County Per-Argyros !erving as honorary foirning Arts Center. chmrs. Others m the .. crowd The concert is one of the included Barbara dnci Alex majo)l fund-raisers for the C'entPr Bowte,' Sandra Segerstrom each year TIUs year's dumer ll'd· Daniels, Joan and Tom Riacb, tures the music of the legendary Mary Jean Simpkins. Cathertne singer Tony Bennett. Th~ black-Thyen, Tom and Joyce Tucker, tie evemng is set. for Dec. 11 al Billur Wallerich, and Madeline The Center and Len Zuckerman. In the meantime, South CoclSt Happy Thanksgiving one and Motors Cars played host to a all. We au have much to be pre-Candelight reception for grateful tor here m the Newpoit.- local VIPs this past week at The Mesa commuruty. Wishing you a 1 Center Club, Costa Mesa. dtly of p<?ace. Lawrence Williams, represent-----------=-- ing Jaguar Motor Cars, flew out • a.w. COOK'S column appears every from bis East Coast headqudr-Thursday and Saturday. SS~ Mattress Outlet Stor "urprise Son1eo1m for Cluutnuis Available (949) 675-3130 Carpet Your Entire Home · with Plush or Berber ~""° °"""" '° for only -s49900 uPrQ3MOS SAME AS CASH .. ---OAC tARPET DEPOT VINYL * WOOD * MARBLE * TILE Commercial• Resident/al Sales & Service Full I no of Woot Woven Axm nster & Sisa CCl•pe• ng Ava blo 1904 Harbor Boulevard • Costa Mesa .....-;.;;.;..;:;.;.;....-........;.,.__ _ _. N.E. 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Voight uncl his <:ohurt.::. wunt d tlldJOr securitr lnll to pc1ss Con- gre!'" and will do an) thing lo anake sure 1l's voted m. A !'>•nm· ty cumPrn Cdlch •s him m ttw act ol <.101119 c.1 wry btt1I thm9, ttnd he> spends thf• rest o~ the movw try • PETER ADANAUAN, 44, liv~ 1n New· port Beach with his w1te and three boys He 1s national manager of the Special Marke-ts D1v1s1on f0< V1v1tar Corp ·Enemy of the StatP' won 1 cure paranoia E ver been pd1ct11uul( ''B111 Brother" ::.cctres } 1111{ Wt.!ll, ii nol, you certamly will hi' a(te1 you s<'" this film! 1 his 1:-. a Great Food Fast Without having to get out of your car! SERVING BREAKFAST• LUNCH •DINNER .... Next week, Reel CriUcs. review "Babe: Pig in the Clly," which opened Wednesday. The film is a equel to the original .. Babe" movie. far-out tale about a man on lhe run from the government's N,1tional Security Agency who hits his eath and every fldsh of life lrt1<'kt'cl down. This sedt·sqllirm· m~. ro\'N·your-ears him will kPep you guspmg. OK. ..,omc of th~ plot gets a bit pr0d1ctdhlc> but the credible .u:tion overc;ornes Uw lew slow tunes. Enter Rob rt Clayton Dean (W}ll Smith), an on-the-top labor . lclwyer liv· ing m Wdshmg- ton, with u stmng •. WlllC'd wife, CJr- la:aptly Gay Wa!t~all·Kelly and BUI Kelly playNI by R<>gma King. Dcun's cum~nt cnse mvolvt}:. convoluted labor bosws. De.m uses old · flame Hachel Banks (Lisa Bonet) to assL'il in lus pnvate mve tJgd· lion. Alonu "iU1 this story line, a political murder has cxcurred and one of Deon's fnend~ lrom law school mvoluntarily involves him by dropping a tape of the rimrder in d package Dean 1 carrying. Jon Voight plays th<! manidc head of tjle NSA -no onP could do 1t bette1 I iis rdnlmq und 1c.1v- mg ... cm• pcttt of the hril11<1nc1~ of the movie Wher£>'s G('ne l lackm,m? Well, when he makes on cmtrnnce, as Brill, security ''Xf.Jf'rl, ' .you dlready know he IS cionnec:t· ed with every la< t ot the rught· ma.re .. ~e ~Dean mrun'ffuig .down The vile a_g~ncy rank an<.t file with some une.xpQcted ass1s· t<tnce! · An dddit1onal wallop 1 the overhead photo~}rnphy of roollop, street and car chttses. Tiu•y <HP phenomendl. You !eel the exc:1le- ment. They COnvmc d US tlwrc IS n "Enemy of the Stdle .. ! W1~ ... ug· gest you see it or e1s1-.1 I • GAY WASSAU·KELLY, 58, ts ttie ed1 tor of a Balboa newspaper and ·~ C1ll1ve m the community. BIU K£UY, 56, ls an industrial engineer • . Rise and shine for 'Waking Ned Devin<'· ' w akmg Neel pevme" is d h1ghlv e ntertam- wg movie from Ire- land but actuall} lilmecl on th1• Isle ol f\tan rt\ ul>out a smcdl vil- lage m rural Ireland and one of the residents Wl!l!; the lnl>h Jut· ti:ry (obout 7 milhon pounds! hut dies when he retthws he.: won o Ian Brennen (you know him fwm "Mysterr Theatrt"') dt>c1d<•s to pass his friend off us Ned Devine, the deceased winner Dick Tuck er 1nq the wmnings , IC .; gets the whole village (52 • people to agree to pas~ DdVld Kelly ' off ds Ned Devine m return for ct,o··. of them shq,r •• ll's a fun story with lots of h11mor, a little love story, grE!at cenery, and good music! Tu.-. two iead diameters are e>.xc Ucnt, funny and likable plu yo\l get real feclmg for rural lrt·· land ttlthough U1e dialect 1S a l}.t.;, Ue hard to follow as all lnsh ~le· lutes die h's rnce to go to a mo\1e v.:illi no xplos10ns. no blood, no tcrul language -jus-t sit back and ~n1ov the scenery, ttCtlng and sto· ry lnadentttlly, there's d good tw1:,t m the ·tory too I lhmk C!V('>tyone would en1oy this picture. It~ not dn epic, a • blockbuster pr het1V') ctr,1ma, JU'(I a Joi of lun • • DICK TUCKER, 70. Is a Newport Bedch resident and a retired Instructor at OCC F Taste of Persia· erdussi Great Food, Fantastic Service Health; • 1illf) • Ajforr/Ablt :; ' • Dinner sc>rvtd after 3pm Daio' Gourmtr Lunch Bujfet.S ... Our ext'1ufoe ml'nu inr/111/n: • Caffe t1111c Ft11tum High Quality Christmas Gifa • Fruit Smoothit'~ •Ch i'Iea • Ro.u~cJ liukey S<Lndwit h • Clauic Caesar wi.th grilled Chitkc:n • Sesame Peanut Noodles \wth Chicken • Grilled Chk kcn 1-ocuda oucn 7 davs 6am· 10pm • ~U. •1-t1 Atn.,,.-u and OlITDOOR DECORAI IONS. • World fiamous Coll«cibla from Pololl&iK. f.mmm KtU}o Dreaaut.k., fooWli.U and 'lcnphim. GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Golf fuJ.ing, lcnM. Bo.ullfa ~m. s-ball. foodMll, he. O NLY $14.99 ' 200 West Pacific Coast Highway • Newport Beach . 3100 West Coast Hwy.· !I Newport Beach !Next to St erling BMWl (Comer nf Dover & P>Kifk CoaH Uwy.) 949·650-4600 www.a.Uaboutxmas.com STORE HOURS: Tucs.-Sat.10·8 Sun. & Mon. 10·6 ~1rthtk1J Ptmi:s. tl111111·t'rsarrt>J .. ro;;qwny, Ft nm & Family G.uhn!e Reserl't1tlom 714-545-9096 • 71'1·343 .. 2010 Gtteri1lg= 3605 S. Bristol St. @MacArthur • (l bloc I" north o Sour/, Ouu1 Pl.au) Where o Wine !~~ ~~'.,9"li~ ~ Where to Dine Restaurant Directory RIVERBOAT RESTAURANT r 0o bOard the "Pride of Newport" Riverboat. Home Of Tho ~ Nev.port Harbor Nautical Museum (Formerly Reuben E lee) Is Open From 11 ~pm Lunch end DCnner Sat Son Brilnch Sam (cl95ed Mondays) R11servations Needed Only For Weddings Banquets Pr Pl'l\'8ta Parties AV Major Credit C.Sr'tls Accepted located At 151 E Coast Hw'{ Newpor~ Beach, CA 92660 (7141673-3425 Fex 673-7864 AUTO BISTRO "'The fln:;t dNvc-thru restat1rant on the planet where the food m:tualty mat.tars Our brc:ilfast biStro menu 1s served Garn· • 1 1 em Cb eU day bistro menu is setved 11am-1 ~ We offer fino delieaetes such os Sesame Peanut Noodles and o Gritted Cl'uclten Focecc1a Sandwich with Artichbke &. Roma tomato Plus e full ronge at ~sso & biS1l'O beverages served all day long located at 3100 W QJest t+.Yf (Ne¢ to 9rerllng BMW) TWIN PALMS CO!ifoma Constef QJlsif\e feswnng the bounty of the coast '" a contemporary Indoor-outdoor wlag square atmosphere ING entcrta nment every night lunch Mon &t. 1 -:t 30am-3pm ewrv mgh:., bar menu eve!! ble between lunch/dinner and Tiu: .sat until midnigt4.. Located ot 630 Newport Center Or • et Fosh!on Island 721-8288 , JACK SHRIMP SeN1ng authentic. Lou1G1ena cu1s1ne m en upbeat, casual et.mosphere With patiO d ning Try W' Jaokshnmp pistes or the J. m~1n· Jamba!sy:J lo e out and delM!f"f evuilsbls Locn'".ed (It 2400 W Ooa tiwi 650557 'l THE CULINARY WRAP l"'f'tlsh, heolthy n LE CAFE/HYATT REGENCY IRVINE VILLA NOVA O.ISnl a u f:lleSt. &¥lJ &bil'a!t llld1 O" ()re ri ~ ee;;ne as 'fl' dtE ~Cf' MIU badiJ p:o \\\i ~ $; ·~ BJm lh'lujnl l!l:i da'y. ct 'fill U111 IJder m W" tnrltll re· Lcatal et 179JJ ~ Rim (<XJfe' a JiJrbne8"Mar. R-n (714)975-1234 di720 ~ ~11"'1- YANK EE TAVERN • On Ute bay In Newport Beaeh Serving luoeh & o;nOOI' da ~ Located ot 333 Baysid DnWl 675-5333 ZUBIES CHICKEN COOP We N3 more than 1ust ch1cken1 lo edd1t1011 to our Rotisserie Broast.ed .and Gn ed Ch cken we offer Steak SeafOOd, Pnme Rib B by Back A bs Pizzs. e 22 .. ~m appetiler menu and more Gt."'n roos poruons ot a GRtl\T value. Come check us out' Open for unch dinner, (piua ond oppctners SeMld a I day] and SundDY 8l'e.11dast. full cocktoU bar Banquet fecilrtles up to 70 Gameroom soon to be open .a 14 Old Newport Blvd (Chmer of Hospital Road nd Old N .Wtl in Nnwport. Beach 645-6086 JOSH SLOCUMS The loco gattienng place for over 26 years loooted on beautiful Ne.Yport Briv w ti1 e 111cw from every scat The menu feaa.ires a da~ selecuon of between 10.15 W'IC'ties of fresh seafood Steaks are plentiful With B-10 sc1cctlon5 tcetunng pnme rib Ood: space rs CJV811able If -votJ ore srrr.;ng by boat ~n ~ iday at 3 30 2601 Paof1c Coast Hw,-(949) 642-5935 V! a Nova offars Oa$lC It.a :in C.U1sme with a spectaeutar \'IE!W feBwrmg homcmack pasta;; fresh seafood & s;iecialties and a unrQuo waterlront emb10nce remm scent .o! an Italian Coun:rysiclc Profe5SIOllal SCIVlce S an award w:nn ng Wille ISt. aelight potr0ns wh e dining m this romantic setting LIVe enterta nmer.t beg1rts nigtitJy ai 9pm The upstall"S Cigar LDUnge features premium cigars Sp!l1t.S end an e.tt.ensMl eppcuzer menu Locatad .at 3131 west c.oast H....,. 642 7880 SCAMPI Fine Femly Otfl!ng NE!\..+; Remodeled .()pen 7 Oai,-s A We for Omner OnN SID 10 30pm We C&t.cr Pnvaui lunch Parues tor 15 People or More Al Me1or Credit Cards Accepted RescrvatJOnS Accepted located et 1576 Newport Blvd COsta Mesa 645-8560 ANTONU.CCl'S En1ov delicious homumade ttallbn cooking rn a rataxed casual atmosphoro Steps to U'le ocean at 6700 W PC H m N 8 Trad1ttonal lavontes Shrimp Scampi tY Fettucini A!fPedo to a tasty assortment. of Piuas. Pastas and Salads are offy.'ed 'Q\'ith Specials Daily Enpy e glass Ot t>OtlJe CJf your fovonte Wine or beer and don t target t.o &ave room for ooe ot our dc!cctable desserts Open da ly 11em-10pm Oeltvcry eva I We cater and offer pftvO':E! lunch/meet.mg room for 25 guests 949-631-3592 AMACHI THE ARCHES ~ premum stco and seafood hous n ~ D>unty sm 1922 Sciv;ng unch Mon .f1'1 11 30am uotll ~ 00pm Oumcr served nt[111Jy until 1 OOam Lilcated on Newport B1vd & ~ HW/ rn N~ Beach 64S.7Cf'J7 Voted by the ~ res es appe in Tt.e Bes: al Orange C:OU ~v secuon es "The Best. Tha Food Jn Oronge c.runtv • W1ttr.": dMe!'. C<itenng & ta out rCN CFEN i., RVINE 15455 Jeffret ROiid (a• lrv1ne Cen".ar Drl 857-8424 Open everydsv Sun t:iru Thurs 11 em-9 30pm Fn And Sat. 1 1 a~1 ~ A!so loca:.ed et 61 s w , 9tJl St C.OSta Mesa 5484333 ROYAL THAI Open 7 d3VS a week SefVlng LunC11 & Dinner Oa ~ 11am 3~ m Sun11c1y • Thursday Dmnc~ 1s served 5pm • 10pm Suridav Thursday Fn and Saturday open unti 11 pm Located t 4001 W C'.oast 1-fwf 645.(THAI) . DIHO SIAM The Ch neso Cu s no Ope 7 days Monday Saturday l.1.lnch 11 00 a m • 3 00 pm. ()inn 4 00 p m 10 00 p rn Sundlft' Dinner only Party treys & catenng evaila!:Jlc Located tn the Cos:a fll1esa Courtyards st 1835 Newport BM! 0-154 645-3259 - NEWPORT BEACH BREWING CO. Sushis Sushi to Go ~ Bar M Mars Credi O:irds Located Al IN KA GR 1 LL 2675 Nie Aw (Across lrom fl.'ew;xn Chne) (714) 645-5518 • .. I BAMBOO TERR-ACE Check out the h ppcst Ctimcse rcstaur&nt 10 Ol'onge County, Recently remodeled to resemble en Asian beer house Din Din seives tasty Chinese rood end oflors a tulty st.ockod bar with riofrcshing tropu;al drinks. a quality wine hst end e great a~sortment.. of f rcm1um bottled and draft beers Hours Lunch Tuosfn 1 45nm 2pm 01nne1 Tues-Thurs 5pm • 10pm rr.1 & Sat. Spm • 1 lpm Closed.on Mondays Loc:bt.ed at 1773 Nev.port 811/d, IO ~ta Mesn 645-5550 SIR ROGERS, LTD Sond\W:hes Coff nd Espresso Drinks &. Smaottiies An new breakfast rnenu COterrng avo1labt Open Moofn et Sam Set et 7em end SUn ilt. 9om Located et 270 E 17U1 Street. Coste Mesa 645-2252 GALLO'S ITALIAN DELI The finest Clilnoine 5lJnit.Yict1cs m-ved on freShly baked bread ll'v one of itlCSO eocompanicd by crunchy chips end e cold refreshiilg chrik •'so \Co cream. fl'Ollltl ~end , ~ ond espresso Locotcd at 3!nl E rmst t+A\'. (9491 675-7404 (\lcn ~ 9 OOlm . 5;~ ~ tocationS014 W Balboa BM! (949) 7238333 Holn ere 10:nm. 7 CQl11 BEN I HANA America's most celebretad Japanese re51aurant ~ 7 davs e wee Lunch 11 3Qam.2 30pm .Mon-fn Dinner 5 3().10 ~i Mon-Thurs. 5 3().. 1 1 l::Qlm Fn 5-11 ~m Sat, 4 3().9 ~m &Kl Locat.cd 8t 4250 a.rct'i St 95~22 AVILA'S EL RANCHITO Authenuc Mexican Food With The f'reShest lng'OO ents s A New Lrght C.U1&ne Great Maryantas Hours LUJ'\Ctf & Dinner. All Maior Crorit Cards Acoepwd Located e{'\:!101.Placentia, CoSta Mesa - 642·1142, 2800 N~ Blvd Nl.!WpOl't Beach -675-6855 800 2744 r: c:oast. Hw,-, COM -644-8226 Ml CASA CU meals ere now a r.np to Ba,a s well es Me.>.lCO Now offEfiog f1Sh tacos Phone ohcod for orders l.O{IO HOll"S Oa ly From 11 OOem. Alt Ma,or Crt!dit Cards Acc~tetl Located At 296 17th St Cost.a Mes8 (714) 645-7626 LA·PALAPA ,SaNing uthcntJc Soutl'I Mo can $esf00d r.cviche coc\tlllls, camnrones. pUlpo, ensetatl end much more Open 6 days e Clo6ed on 'Mldnesdays Om 11'1 CT ta e-QJt locotCd 8t 123 '23rd St. If!~ Bcooh l Mutt. Lynch&) 673-2657 Eqienenc U'le new I avor in Ck'enge Count) ~ s ElXlJ Asran SW. blend CJf WS100 m:ented WCh 1110 spices of So\rJl Amenca • Beer s \Wlt?S ble Hours Moo -nus 11 30am to 9~ ·Sun :Jpn1 to 9prn end Fri .sot 11 30am to 9 30pm Located et 260 Bristol St ot Red in Costa Mesa ~14444-INKA (4652) • SANTA MONICA SEAFOOD Regard Cl es Soutilem Co tomra s top food reta~er WlfJ! th targ st & f1rtJ sclcctlon nf fresh Ge ftlOCl da ¥ Also e mUltitl.de of $Ct'Umpti0us de! caet suctt a sustli gnlled fish entrees clam chowder: f1Sh & chips sancl'MchtJS ono ollJ1 the f•lfl~ lot e g.JUm1et meal e~ ham ()pen 7 days e Ml located et 154 E '17th St.. Cast.a Mesa (71'1) 574'8962 ·THE CANNERY Hlstonc Waterfront Restaurant ond H3rtior Cruise C.cnter Hour& Mon t 1130·2 OOam Sun 1000a!ll-12.:cnim. All Ch1d¢ Csrtts Reservat.rons Suggested l..oc8ted 3010 la1ByWe Ave • Newport CA 92663 (714) 675-5777 Fm 675-2510 C~TALINA FISH KITCHEN Ge\ -h~ed on lh seafoOd na ch miec:isltit?S. Open d Sunday 11 am-7pm Cfl St. I GB, • ~ A 10 Tliuudoy, November 26, 1998 •• :..-.:=.:::;.':!;' ;;·=~-... . . ~ W h~ft' d vantttye must<:nl comocly mounted at a community theater 1s mhmtely lw.ttcr than tl hds <my nqht to be, it's cause for cej01ang. !ling the bells for •sells Arc Ring lll~J .• Th1s oldic but stiJl qmlc> good· , .. horn Betty Comdt>n, Adolph < ;w~n dntl Jul<' Styn<' mdy be u qmunt piece of O\Jff from tht• qood old duys bc>torn'ceu phones .incj pttgcN wcm• the rclge But w ith dn en<•rgc'h<.: E>OSt>mble cast t111d a leading aclrP:,s who should hP doing hN rolt• in a BrOddway 1PV1Vttl, it's d lonq hut hdppy t•venmg ul TH[A'JER REVIEW the N<>w1>0rt CA Thc•dter Arts Cc•ntcr. Director Tt•rn Mtlll•r ~chnudt 11.i.., l'ndowNJ this show with cl 111\ u us t•IPcln< ity lht1l even the d.itt•d dit1lo~1ue can't upstc1gt>. \ncl Lurry Wcttls' mult1plc• st•l- l 111q'> work bC'dutJiuUy on <1 .stt1gc. 111 limJtl'd thmenstons B11t !ht' c·c•nlt>rpl(•('p of llw, 111.irvPlous trip clown memory l<t rw is tlw c1rtress who sinks her ,,.,.lh into th<' ch,1r11c tt•r crt•dl<'tt1gl' cl.ncl SC H'('O by 1 1cly I lolhdtly und mnkes 1t most ' 111phclll< t1lly lwr own Adrnm<1 111< lw~ ht1s dC'hV<'l<>d sonw 111uhly impwss1vP JJC'rformunres uV-1.'r the lust few Y<'cHS, uut U11s '•Ill' IS thP JeWl'I Ul lwr ( ro\\.'O to 1 I lit>. UPq11J.11 lhl•c1t1•1q11+'r' tHI' tl~\Hll' lflc1l S,111< h1•/ I ... llUt C111J} I• vt•I} .Jrnl lt.1l<'lllf'd, hut her "";Y-lmJ \'t11C l' 1s di'~< 1•111li•d from • • •••••••• • 111 : ; ~ewport : : I EAUTY SUPPLY : I : dermalosilca I I • • I •• H.7).~ ~ I •••••••••••••••JI :zoo/o OFF: ', ntire Purchase • -I ·= I ••....•... ~ ...... . I '601 Jamboree Rd #8 N.B. I I I :-261-6788 : : Jamboree at Bristol 1 1 : Back Bay Court 1 ... . . . . . . . . . . • - + WHERE: New· port Theat er }\rts Center, 2501 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach + WHEN: Thurs· days through Sun· days at 8 p.m ., Sun- days at 2:30 through Dec. 13 +HOW MUCH: S15 . ~ PHONE: (949) 631·0288 Adriana Sanch ez, right, is aghast at the sight of Yvonne Browning romancing James Goodrich in "Bells Are Ring- ing" at the New - port Theater Arts Center. e~11 (!Jcean Vkw4 • Pool Tables •Sunday NFL Ticket •Drink 'Specials Facing the Newp"rl Pier 2116.W. Oceanfront (919) 675-8041 .. The Little Inn by the Bay lnvit~s yo.u and your Holiday guest to sp~c1al winter rates. . $85 per room (Sun-Thurs) Includes Breakfast, Bicycle Rental & HBO .Complimentary bottle of champagne w ith ad. Gome check out our newly remodeled rooms and make your reservations for the boat parade. :2627 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach (949) 675-1841 -.. • • • • .. .. -• OIJ£11IY • • .. ~ PICTU H,g FR/\ ~11 NU • \ny Cu111lom .... : ru1~1ing • 1101 Victoria, Ulltf, CllllMlll 848-5080 Open Christmas and New Years oav T RED OF LOOKING OVER YOUR SHOULDER? I SMQ.K.EJ..EG.AL!.Y WHILE YOU WATCH SATELLITE SPORTS, PLAY GAMES ANO POOL & HAVE A GREAT TIMEI . . date book Newport Beos~/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot t~· 'ringiqg' JlndQts~e~n~1~e1~1t~-.:I --the MPrman·Garland-StrC'isttrt.' ard SatNll.!l' ( ·o. ·- S.1h:11i11n Tommy I\ ll 1 Phil Vi111 \' F~at\'orf'ul & Delicious Lu nl·h~s & l>i nn~r I llltlU< "111• ""''" ,\ 1hn1ni: '"'"""' ,,,,.i1.1hlt Inf' ~11•1111 hu•h11~• 111t< llllt' 111111•1 h 11~ rune 11 .. 11, 72]-0645 l'lea.o,e < ull1·or Rl'•tnullon and l>im:tion'i 25 1 Shipyard \Va) • l'Wport llcuch ... .. • Valha,Ua v bcllcrs. What l.fJii! du;-ployl•d actor (think Sylvester plays most cffN tivf'ly Uu-. hm1• Ste llonc stepping in for Kenneth •lroun<l dn• lwr nthly honed Br<Jndgh). ~ · · qmr~ ~c2t -Stlncht>z Lori J,.:ewts is u sweet sidekick dltdcr<S°ttie 1ole of ·lta, 't . :nd Bdward Bel~~ do-gooder unswt>nny ~crvire some peppy moments as a musi- operator, with the houndl<·s~ c-11lly h1µ delivery boy, but Rick t•nergy -and spirited timing ol l lt1rdgrovc requires more author· Lucille Hall in lwr µrime. _ity t1s the Brotldway producer Jtlnws Gootluch as the yin-with Gooclm h's fate in his hands. soaked playwright '>h<' u•st·tws /\ tPrrillC hoo<.llum enforcer is from Tin Pan Allt-y inf.101y (JIW'S ( ontributC'd by dfl actor billed d rich, measured perfom1unce, only tis IJJ, while Yvonne Brown- trnd lus vocal.i7.U1g is alnlost JO(J hd~ some spirited moments c•qually satisfying, As ttw propu-. as clld s sexy nval l'lor of "Sust1nswerphorw." J,tn(•I , Old d~ss1cs ~uch ~s "The ~ar- McGrcgor has d pfl"tl~UUJ dldrrt( ly s Ovt>r <Jnd Just m Tune . tNt7.ation, but tw1 smqinq could COflll• off bl•uutifully under the he stronger. mu.,icul ducction of Damien Lor- The Ddmon Ruuyunt• quc ton •. ChbW<KJrdpher Melanie K. het.1vy of Uw pi('( .. -who turns Jdro~son has produced s~mc . the answ£>rUly S('rvte £> mtu an Ul't1hvcly funny numbers, partic-o~ratic front for 0 huoktl' (Omt ~llt1rly the ~1 Met a.Girl" and -LS portrayt>cl with sl<Jhs ot com· Drop Tht1l Name . segm~nts. i~ gusto by Krt<• 1'1yers Tony B.ut tor the gr~WL'lg le~on of {~rnndc n1c1kt•s d firw fml us tlw Ad11untl S,mchei .fdllS, ~ 1s ~e <.oµ who's i.llw.iyo:; h.ukin<J up thP <.hclllC'l' to sec .theu heroine do 1t wrong suspcrt, und Arthur . t1ll: w.1U1 il t<;:'!111c .c~rmc touc~ .. Kovach is eff<•ctivi• as his c-hif•h•J;s I hr hn<1le, I m Going Back, 1s ..,1d(•kkk d hr<1ssy bouncer that under-Good~ch's dlt1rrt< IN isn't the s< 01'Ps the evening's enjoyrn~n~ only IJcnPfi<.fory of cll<1\ c.l1<1nty. with tl bnght exclamation point DU1lnf' J\Jlc>n ThOITid'> IS Wdlt to wc1JI cnthus1t1sm c1s •• so11uw11t111u dentist and Steplwn Re>ifrnsl<'m • TOM Tl1\JS reviews local theater for the Od1ly Pilot His reviews appear Thursdays and Saturdays. DEUVERY AVAILAIJLE HOURS: 11AM-10PM 7 0 AYS r----------------~--------------1 I I I 1s3 I 1 Buy 1 Entree at regular • OFF LG. PIZZA • price, get the second of I s2 ' equal or lesser value • OFF MD. PIZZA : FREE! 's1 · : (W•tll lhe Putt:tiase o12 "',,,. .. ""-"' only) i O~F SM. PIZZA : I _ '!" _ ,! ;: :, "f ~ "!:'-.! _ 11!Wlll '-Not veld ..it!'\ ll'f'f OCl1'f ofler exp.a 11130199 I ----------~--------· 6700 W. PCH • Newport Beach • (949) 631-3592 - g;~ISTMAS "' %MBOREE OPENING Friday, ovember 27th £. PORT DUNES ••TTT••T•T•T••••••TT~ ~ DNKAIJ\~RDLL ~ .... <!&E NEW TASTE SENSATION IN CHICICEN, STIAIC' SEAFOO)> ~ : " ... Colorful .. .like a Home... : • Packed With Flavor ... · ~ • Wonderful. .. Family ~ : Recipes ... Decadent ... " ~ • A°" ccn in the Daily Pilot Sept. I 01 1998 : .... ~ .... ~ .... ~ .... ~ ...,, DIM In • Tan oat ~ ~ ..:'1"1,, ~ ~ . !t ~ ~DD SO"E SPICE TO YOCIR "EXT NRTYlll ~ ~ .... ~Rl"Q AVfHUIBLI • NltGOm OP10 ~ 4 ~ 160 Brl lol Strttt 13600 ~kftdd Blvd. Unit lK = • • (714)444·4652 ... AAAA.6,A.6,AA.AA.A._. L I N~wport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot date book -MUSIC· . Ghri.,tmas Show and Ice Oream Uon," filled with vivid and ""ti'lttttl·~~o1"bmati01H Md mystenous s4bject JOdtter. An openmg reception 1s 4 to 7 p ,m. Dec. 4. The exh1b1t runs through Dec:. 12. Adrrussion·is tree.,The gaUcry is dt 412 ~1 c;t St., New- port· Beach. ffor more informa- hun, call (9:i91 723-1922. · . . · ANNUAL WINTER MUSIC SERIES hr; 'i't?W'.E"oungc pre!> nt s ••vf'~1U1 unnual Winter Music ~••r11·~ 111 4 p.m. Sundays through DP< t 1 Blues artists The Rillera UrolhPIS will ~rform this W<'Ck, L1tip F•77. group Los Trop1tanos 111•lln1ms Occ, Q, und Stone- hrnlgp -u rhythm and blues, licuHl -performs on Dec. 13. Sociat• Dec, J.6 and Dec. 9-13. -Show times are 1 pm. We1..lnes- da~tt!roµg~turdc Yt> nd ~-.,.,~~;TH~Altr PF,.ANIJENT CHINA~' ~~ .~.m-:'Sunda}s:1ce cream cma • OCC features artifacts from Ch1- cookics :will be available. Advanrc m•:,e tombs of the Han and Tdng · tickets dJe $0 to $7. 1icket.s at the dynaslles. The exhibit runs 1 hi' lounge 1s in the Newport lll'•rtch f\lclrriotl Hotel, 900 New- port CentN Dnve. For morn mh11 ni.1tion, coll (949) 640-4000. TRACY BYRD frncy Ryrd perfonns at the ( lm1191• County Performing Arts Ct'nter at 4 p m. DPc. 6, The <one tll t also features Keith Har- 11119witl1Y Herndon. Tickets are $311 to $46. For tickets, Cdll (714) 710-2000 or (213) 480-3232. For llHHC mfunnat1on, call (714) 556- ARTS -STAGE 'THE NUTCRACKER' · Tlw ilw.ird-wmmng Fcsllvdl Bal- 11•1 Tht>.Hre dnd the children of Southl.md Ballet Acddcmy oftf'r 11 \ ul<>t1de fdvonte, HThu Nut- < ro<"kPr," at 7 p.rn Dec 4 dlld 5 1111<1 2 p.m. Dec. b at OC'C The (l[('H:fw IJOn features 125 ddncers • ranu_ii19 m dg~ from 8 to 60 - 1 n ll pl'rfom1ance in which toys mmc lo life. Advdilcc lic:k~ts are ~13 to $16. T1ckel-; al door dre : .. h1 to St?. For more mfonnabon, mil (71.t) 432-5880 OLD-FASHIONED CHRISTMAS OCC 1111.; c nL., \n Okl·foshioned rcndy, upscale fumiture !tore. offers bargain prices for new and used · one·of·a·kind items. I UI \I \ \\.1 :"111''1GI< H \( 11 {' 9.HY«1 ; 7 l 4•963•7046 door are $8 to $9. Discounts arP · through Dec. 10 and is free to the dVd.ildble. For more mformdllon, puhbc OCC's fme Arts Gallery call (714) 432-5380. 1s m the colleye's A.rt Center Building. For more information, 'CHRISTMAS AT THE PLAYHOUSE' c-t1ll (714) 4:i2-5039. Costa Mesa CivicPlayhouse pr<' sents "Christmas dt the Play-'GLASS INSTALLATION' house,• a music and dance van--The Ord.ngc County Musewn of ety show, starting Saturday and Art SouU1 Coast Pld.za Gallery pre- runrung through Dec.•20. Shows S<•nl'> artt..'>l Thennan Statom'.,s start at 8 p.m . Thurdays through •Glass Installation· thJough Jan. Saturdays and 2 p .m . Sunday... 3. Admission is frC'f> Gdl.lery hoW"S Tickets are $15; group rates are 10 a.m. to 9 pm Monday available. The playhouse is at thJough rnday, 1 O a.m. to 7 p.m. 661 Hamilton St. For more infor-Saturddy and 11 a.m. to 6.30 p .m . mation, call (949) 650-526!:*. Sunday. The gdllery is at 333 Bris- tol St., Costa Mesa. For more 'LA POSADA MAGICA' mfonnation, cdll (714) 662-3366. South Coast Repertory pru..,ents "La Posada Magica ~ by Octttvio 'FASHION AT THE BEACH' Solis, a story of d young girl who The Orange County Museum of rekindles her Ghns~as spmt by, Art exhibjts •Fashion at the re-enacting Joseph and Mary's Bi>ach, • more t,han 100 pho- sedfch for lodging. Previews a.re tographs by vanous artists Dec. 11 to 13; the show opens through Jan. 3. Admission is $5 Dec. 13 and closes Dec-27. Tick-for adults, $4 for seniors and stu- ets are $11 to $28, discount., arn dents, and lree for children available for duJClren under 12 under 16 and museum members dnd groups at most performdnce!> I lours are 11 a.m. lo 5 p.m. Tues- SCR is at 655 Town Center Drive, ddy through Sunddy The rnuse- Costa Mesa. For more mlormation, um is at 850 San Clemente Drive, cd.ll (714) 708-5500. Newport Beach For more infor--ART INUfT BAKER LAKE GRAPHICS Oi\ndng Bear (,dllery, spcc1ahz- ing in lnwVAlaskan native hne art, presents ~The Annual lmut Baker Lake Graphic; Callee- mation, call (949} 759-1122. 'GOLD RUSH TO POP' •Gold Rush to Pop" features more than 60 pamll.ngs and runs through Jan. 24 at the Orange County Museum of Art. The exhibit highlights the hi.story of California through the eyes o( ill> Hom~® Nonsurgical method to temporarily relieve facial spasms and lines. You're treated by the doctor and not a technician. nneth D. Steinsapir, M.D. f~rp~~.~~CJ;~~ 631-9060 • • New rt Beach · I I I NLDE:'\'S C.\HPET • • I las 01 )cned a n ~\v /\1 ca Hug Studio \Vil}' Pa} Dept Store Prices? Al.L Hl 'GS & Hl 1NNEHS on SALE. 11,mctmactc· wools. syn1hetic~. c.,i'j<ll CJ\HPl!'r S, l:\C . LI ) \ Pl.1r'1·n11<1 SI .. (. l~lcl \1t•sa ()46-4838 t11 C 1111e E~TABI L5HED 1962 Steak • Seafood • Cocktails 1695 Irvine Ave. 646-7944 1998 YVHO'S lVHO BUSINESS Rl!;"1EW NABERS COLLISION CENTER. IXCEU.ENCE IN COW'tlO!'i WORK • AUTONOnVE ERVICE has been very Mlptut to customera and la .ought efter and r•pected by 1nsuraoc:e adjuatera, other area auto- motrve <*llera • w'9 •the D«'•rll public So remember, no m.Uer whirl type of c:olil:ion ptol>- lem your Qt or truck mmy have, with th• i.t..t techn~ ot;t. they can fix It tftklltn~. .ccordlng to htctory atan.o dardl, and they-we ltTor~ too. We would Ike to c:aa the att9ntion of tha dttvlng put>- llc to s..,.. and th• outttandlng ltd and augg411t th8t you etop In aoon 1nd cncover th• belt col.ion and Int f1clty eround The Newport Harbor Nautical Museum exhibit "A Brush With The Sea," features marine art with a special focus on the Pacific ocean, through March 7 in the Grand Salon on the museum's second deck. lll.e mweum ls at 151 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 673-7863. artists. Ac.lm1ss1on i!.> $5 for adults. $4 for tieniors and students, <md free for childH'n under 1 ti and muo,eurn memhers. I lours ctre 11 d.m. to 5 p,m. Tuesday through Siinddy. The museum 1s at 850 San Clemente Dnve. Newport Beach. For more mformatlon, call (949) 759-1122. LITERARY LIBRARY BOOK DISCUSSION The Newport Beach Pubbc Llhrary book d1scuss100 gro.up features •An Arnencan Child· hood~ by Annie Dillard al 9.30 a.m. and 7 p.m on lX-c. 9 The A MacGillivra.Y i-recman i-ilm r Thuudoy, November 26, 1998 A 11 • group will meet in the Fnends Mtebng Roc,11~ at the bttMry,--=---,• 1000 Avoc.add Av"., Newport. B ach For more inlormdtion, cdll (94~} 717-38~ BOOK STORE READING ~nardBemard.J ~d.'i "My:Sta.l· I.ion Daydieam· and "Thefrwt - ~MYU.O ;.;;,,fuun~.. ~ Saturaay at Martha's·BookStore, ·: '308 112 Manne Aw~ ..• Balboa Island. for more inlormation, c:all 1949) 673-718~ POETRY AT ALTA COFFEEHOUSE The Altca Coffeehouse and Roast. mg Company featur.-•$ poet Stev~ .. Goodyear at 8 p.m. Dec. 9. Adnuss1on·\s free. The coffee hou~P 1~ at 506 31st St., Newport Bedch, For morn inionnat.J.on, call (949) 675,0233. BOOK SIGNING Author Christopher Dean Wlute SlQns "A Tribute to Our Pure.nts • , and the Entire WWII Genera-"'' tmn" from 2 to 5 p.m. Dec. 5 at the OASIS Seruor Center, 800 Mdrguente Ave., Corona de:J Mar. For more information, call (94H) 644-3244 BARNES & NOBLE Triangle Square Barnes'& Noble olfers a story time for children tro,m 10:45 a.rn to 11 :30 ct m. Dec. 11 at 1870 Ha~bor Blvd , Costa Mesa. m Tnangle Square For .more inIQr~ Ylldllon, call (q49) 631-0bl4. DINING REVIEW . -~ will return next ~eek. .... ~· .~ ALL YOU CAN EAT~. SUSHI BAR $1 79 ~~R PERSON MONDAY-SATURDAY 5:30PM 8:30PM A 12 Thursday, November 26, 1W8 .. E ·DI T 0 R 11 l ' I n 186J, Pres1dl'nt Abrdham Lincoln procld1!11cd the last· Thursday m NovembM ai. "d day of Thanksqiving dnd praise lo our lwneficienl Father." Each year dller that, tor 75 yE>drs, the president for-• mally is~ued a similar procla- 111Dtion In 1939, Pres1dt>nl Frdnkl.in D Roosewlt, wanting to help business h) lengthening the Christmas .,hopping season, 'witched Thc1nk .. g1vmg lo the lourth Thursddy of the month. ln HJ41, Congress made it ofhdc1l, dl•clann9 the cldy a ::Jeacral holiday. The pilgrims, to be sure, dl1l'd it all with tht>ir hdrvesl foc;t1vdls, but thdl'" d quick les- son courtt•sy of the World Book Encyclop<'dic1, in how we 'tdlllt' to cclebrc1le Thdnksg1v- ID{J So whdt. this yc>dI, rn this ·community, hdve we to ccle- hrc1tP and g1v<> thanks for? ln.dddition to h!:!dl.t.h dnd . homE' fum1lv and fnends, foocJ ancl f<'d'>tln~), we'rp l'SpPCidlly thankful for our· • ( >utstttndmH public dnd pn\ ate edu( ct tors, dedicdted to Uic future of our schoolchildren and ~OC'ICty. • Comm1llPd pubhc. ser- vants, g1vmu seltlc>ssly of their tinw c1nd erwrgy lo th<• hclt£>r- ~P.nt ol our towns. • TirelPss volunteers c1nd .;s.erv1cc dub m<'mlwrs, .. eeing l"idt fc1milws c1rr> f('d, workers .u rP t1<1mecl ctnd stu<.lc•nts dr<> 0dhlP lo dlh~tcl C'OllP~.Jl' : And, of coursP, we're thank-• f ul lor our loyc1I Ddtly Pilot ;ncwspdJWr readNs, devoted lo :.tdymg informed, supporting 'oc al bu-.ine-.ses, and speaking ~mt on thf' ISSUt'S. We count oursc•lves bll!ssed, ~ndecd. . ! R. E A D E R T H A N K S More reasons to be thankful . • • EDITOR'S NOTE: We asked our readers what they were thankflJI for Here's what they had to say: • l rtrn thankful ctncl gr11tr>lul th<1t my mom's nwdicdl mform<1- t1.on thctt ram<> hc1ck lrnrn ht·r doctor and • toct<J Hosp1tc1l wc1s nom1<1I, ctnd she I" OK, cmd WP .ire spenchng Thc1nk~q1vmq together. Mom, l lovP yo11 verv much! CHRISTY HEALY , Thb yedr I am gralPlul thnt I :dm gomg to marry lhe hc1n<I · ,somest, sex1e l, rurPst mc1n m the :entm• world, J Inward Bnnk. • DEDE DUCLOUX : NPwport Beac-h : I c1m thankful tor my dciugh- ;tf'f, who hds grown mto d lovely, •Cdnng c1nd rPspons1blr! 16-year· :old and ntdkPs me proud to bu :twr molhl"f Puch tmd cvNy dr1y. I •dm ctl.,o lhcutkful tor my mc1ny :tnPntls who elf(' d COOSldnt :sourn• ol c;upport t1ncl help me' ,ldUHh c1ncl t'll)<>y hfc• : VONNA HAMMER- SCHMITI • I dm thctnkful for a lot this •YPdr. I have my health, and I c1lso !have all my family ttnd friends to •be thankful for. I am dl~o thank- !Cul for all the people who helped :me get throt>gh lugh school. I •Coufdn't have done 1t without :them. • • • I JEFF W. WILCOX Newport Beach I • I wish to give thanks to :sh1rley Hanm1m, also of New· :port Beach. • WbilerccenUyrcrovcnng , from ma1or surgery, Shirley :.saved and even mailed your , great newspuper to me so that I :could keep informed on the locdl •news. J h•eJ this is really the !mark of a gwat fnend, You have •no idea how much this mt•cmt to ' 1me. ! o Shirl , Bill, Wayne dnd •the Mly morning u •w lit J Tughr !" , now Ralph' P..n lbluff, thank :you for your c rd ttnd good •wish<! . Hop<• tn st>C )'OU !ioon. : I lave a happy Th<tnksg1v· •mg .· • r . • commun1 forum Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot Dressed in.American Indian costume, Adrina Movsesian (center) sings holiday songs with other children from Dawn Baird's clas Thanksgiving -tllrough··kids' eyes • EDITOR'S NOTE. We asked some of our local grade·schoole~ to \hare their Thanksg1v1ng wishes with u~ Here's what they wrote (1n their or191 nal grammar and spelhng). More responses will appear Friday HARBOR VIEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL I'm thankful tor in) dad because he works ha1d I'm thank.itµ for my mcmt bccduse she works hard. I'm th.mktul for my house !<'.duse some pc>oplP don't have a house KYUE ED\\.'ARDS, 8 I'm thdl1kful tor my lamil}' bccduse they gel me stuH I'm thct.nk.tuJ for my tnend Jes"c OC"'<'dlt'ie he• is mien• te(! m Jdlnes Bond "Tomoruw Nev1•r Dies" dnd "The Spy Who Loves Me.~ SAM FRENCH, 8 I ctm thankful for my 1110111 becaU.'>e she ht>lps nw with my homework. GIOCOSTA,8 I am thankful for my lcmul~ becduse, WlUtout them, f would- n't even he hen>. But hes.1des that. I am thankJul for my fnmily becdUSe We can Share luughs, have a gooct convers<ttion, and they're an ali-around qood group of peoplP lo be wiU1 They will help rou when ~cm need it and do somethmg for you that n11ght, h dangcrou CHRJS LEWIS, 10 ~am thi:lilkful for my fnen<ls dnd fdnuly I'm th,mkJul !or rny food dild espc<:tctlly for my fdvonte kind ot clesscrl, It's rec>· credm wllh chorolute un top I ctm also Uh111k1ul for <111 tht! httl<• d~Jgie!) ctnd kithPs. Ancl mo~t ol all myseUl OUVIA NORTON, 10 l am U1ankful for my h<>lN'. I dill thtmkf ul for my food c1nd U1c place I live I know that I arn very lorturMle. I think thilt th • people that are fortunate should gwe to the people th.it are I fortunate. I dm thdnkful th.tl I dffi healthy, and that I have ct lovmg tamily. On thanks{)1Vlny every one should sit down and think dbout how lucky Ul y are. That's what I am thankJul for. ANTHONY MORREALE My family and f rif'n<ls and my food and WctlN. l am thun~· ful that I'm stronu ancl healthy, happy and l~v,·rl, l'nt lhunkJul that 1 am n good athlete and ·that I go to a great school. f'm thitnklul I live in t1 fren country and I have an oppertmuty for 11 gr at 5c:hoo1 education CHRISTINE DIGHAJ>O . Having tt home und having a wonderful mother t m, lso • thankful for U1 food that • l\llvi> • nnd Uw cloths on my body. I am t1bo lhcmkltrl lu1 lli.1vmy d hou~c·. I um lllO'>t I hcmkful for love from 111y ltmuly <111d from God. . ASHLEY WIEGMAN, 10 My lunuly who gwcs me <'verythm~1 lood. l Lhdnl< that cvc.•11I1ody houltl obey the orcll'ts ol th • lc1w My lttmily b thankful tor pldyinq gdIDes with me I ol>ey evPry order of the school mies. I th<1nk thdl teach· ers our thankful to every k.irl 11\ thc> 'cbool MIKEPOPO I'm thanklul tor my ldmliy clllcl frif•nds. l'm thanklul Jor my houSC' and my pet bud, dog and Ir h I'm dl"o thc1nkful Im my food and \\dler. l'rn c1ho thc1nk· ful I w."' ho1 n . · KATIE JONES, 10 I am thc1nkful that my mom lS dmng !Jfl'tll .\\1th C(.lflC er I elm ttlso th.m.klul U1<1I my lctmily is <101119 tine including my dog and UMt l hw• m a ht>c1utiluJ hCJlJ<;t> \\ llh th1• VU'\\' of LhP · CX:CCIU. M r:.h•r dncl I have a womlcrtul 1eldtionsh1p My fdffi· Jly l h 1ppyl Er\flL\' FOSTER, 10 Mr fumily and the tood 1 yet every day J run glad to be watc.hed O\Jl'T every dar I am thankful I am h •aJthy and stronu I am Uianklul I am not selfish ancl I have a lot of fm•ncls. I am talenh~d and have a good pPrsonahty. KRISTINA WA YIT:, J 0 I'm Lh.mkful for the roof ovt•r my hP 1d, the• toocJ m my stom- t1.rh, the c:lotht~ on my bttck., lovin9 p.irPnts nnrl t1.n cuuca- tJOn. I'm ulso lhtink.tul for ct s111nrt It 'IKlwr t1ncl nPvPr haV10q ,, hrokPn horn ThOc"'4• ate only ·a few thmq~ I'm thdnktw tor. LAUREN FISK. 10 TEWINKLE MIDDLE SCHOOL I'm thonklul tor a womun • v. hu c c1r ~ for. me. One <lay I w nt lo ft park w1U1 my famlly to eat I fdfl to ac a waterfall, but v; hen I lookl.'<1 back no one was thN •I Pnghtcl) d, 1 lortcd run· mng, lookinCJ t.>ve.rywhcre hut nP.v •r hnchng th'•m. There 1 · was, n four·year·old, l{)l)1 m the pa1k c:rymg. A woman saw me und took me to h~. hou leav· uu l\ nott~ w1U1 a guard to g1vt~ 1l lo my lather should he come · looking for ml'. I couldn't }JCllCVl' they forHOt mPI When rny dild found me r saw tum thank U1e wom n Prom then on 1 wa alway dose to my turruly. .JOSc VALENCIA unclt>'s motorcycle. My grandpa, cttmc out and SdW them, so they took a stick out dnd hit him on the hedd. They hdd no car to go to the hospildl so my uncle CdlllP and drove him to the hospitdl I le hdd to have brain surgery because lus hPad was cracked 01>en. My undc didn't hdve any money so he called my mom. When my mom went h> the hos- pital !>he hdd to pay the bill. Then the doctors performed the surgery and stitched his head. \\!hen they hru.shcd my grdl1dpa looked hke nothmg hctd hap· 1 ned lo him I am grateful that my grdrHlpa lived AR1 URO SAi.AS nw most unp<Jrtant lhinH I .im thdnklul Jor "'that I dnt bv- tn!'J m this world. Th<'n I am thctnkful tor ht1V11tU food or I wouldn't he living tn this won- derful wm lei. J\J.,o, l dJll thankful for bvmg in this slcttc. AU this is' -possible l>ecau<;l• of my J><Ut>nts who I tun thdnkful for ERJC QUINTERO I'm U1<tnkh1l for my parents who gave me hi<'. Also i'm thankful that my mom was d.1w11rs ther for me. My dttd was11't ht'C'aust> he pas cd away. hdving two broUwrs ctlso mctkcs me thankful nus time of year 1'm yrntelul for the support ohny family. LUCIO GUTIEREZ I'm moc;t thcmklul for my aunt l>eC"<Htst· shP. got in a car arc1- dt•nt. She < raslwd into a wctll, then she fdmtcd ford couple of mmute. .... WhPn my clunt famh .. '<l she sow .i p<•r-;011 on ti rock with a cancll<' Suddenly sh<' wokf' up. I think shl• ch<'c1led dec1th. I i:lffi e.xtrc•mcly grc1tt•ful tht1l she 1s still alivt?. CHARUECUIN I am Utdnktul for my mom l>elcHI c• h • is thP Ont• who 9i1VC me hie. Ever "IOCP r \Yd ... horn he httS loVl.'r. I r1m grnteful for , II that c;tw hos q1v· en me hcc a use Without her I wouldn't hP here nqhl now. IVAN I~ • T Is lot th" cl£.11rious turkey on ou1 tahle evc•ry year. } I > tor lhi' lovely hollch1y w dre hie sed with. A 1s for tlw awesome foo<t my g1t1nc1molher mok . N IS for my th.iJcl mo t favonlli monU1 whi'c:h ~ Novcm· her. K is tor th~ kmd pcopl thal 1rnn m our Ulltnksg>vmg f ,a l Sis for Ute UJX'~h dcscrt my gr. mhnoth r rrn1k .. . .. G is for the generous act of the people I Vlsit. I is for the mdefin.ite passion O( thcmksgivmg. Vis for the very important people to me th.at l meet. I is for me because I am thankful for myself. N is for the ruce time we have on Thanksgwing. G is for the gredt personality of my family on Thanksgiving. TREVOR SCHWER.IN I have lots of things to be thank.fuJ for, but none of them are dS important as my family. I am most thankful that my ddd hdS d good 1ob and can support my sister, my brother, dnd me. Also 1 am thanktul that hl' can get some time off work dfld ta kt• us to cool pldces like I iawd,li, Alc1ski, and Mexico. And JUSt because my mom doesn't go to dn office and work, doesn't mean she does not work c1s hard. She IJie. lo please us in i:lllY way she Cdil, like when sh<' takes us tor ice cream wht-n she LS low on money. My wholC' fdm- ily ts unportant to me, not Just my parents. I don't know what l'<l do if I didn't have my sister lo talk lo. Even though we bght a lot, I still love her. and if any- thing happened to her I'd be devasldled. I don't know what I'd do without brother, ethor. ! le is the only boy I can talk to without belllg shy. He is truly one-of-a-kind. Everyone m my family has a special place in my hedrt that will never go awdy. And.that'~ why I am thankJul.~ KELLY CHERBAK ln all the yedrs I hdve hvcd, I would have lo say that thf' lhmg thdt I am most thdnkful for is my bedutiful, loving fdmiJy. My fdJll· ily is so loving dild cdri.ng. l have a mother, fdlher, <lnd d lovely sister who is M'Venteen years old. l JUi;l don't know what I would do With out my fanuly beside me. He.re is d poem I wrote about what I am thcmkful for. l am thunkltll tor many thmgs. My s1:ster, My mother, ."1y father, And of coar. , Our l1tlle dwart bunny. l um sure that I am thankful, for many more things, But of coarse, Just these four, Enter my mind, Because the.'fc are the thing-;, That I thirtk of most TREVOR HOLMES I'm i>Uf~ many peupl thmk Thanksgiving L'i JUi.t u holiday. Th y probably Uunk its JUSl a lillrc when you g •t to eat turkey, luffing, and p111npkin p1 >, hut not me, I thmg nhout whttt I'm t thanklul tor. I am very lhdnktuJ for my lanuly d.Od iricud..., Thl'V ar<> alwttys thert ... for mP, I don't know whdt I'd do without ttwm I am tortunc1te <ind thttnklul lor my lood c1nd shelt<'r. l ll•t>I -.ad for cluld1en k·::.~ !ortwldtc U1c.111 I who don't hdve qood tnod or 11 rucc warm plclCl' to bve One thing thc1l I am espc..>dall} U1ank- Jul for L'> my educ <tbon. I know how to wad, wnte, do math and that sort of shill, but ~omc• 1100- ple don't. I am proucl 01 tJtL.., ~ncl plan to k •cp gomg to S< hool My ht>c Ith IS ~llllt'thmg I <tlll also thankful for. I c1n~ d healU1' 1x•r-..on who has an excellent doctor. 1 hnJ'(• people in thl• future will not sln\ , tor morl"" and mon•, but be lhc111kful t11r \\'hdt the} hdVC' MARCI KIRCHBERC D<>iif Mom and Dncl, I'm lhtmk.ful 101 yotJJ love bt:CdUSC ~OU huVC ctl\\ti}S Jo\:l cl me c1nd gIVen ~1t' th111g clothes, food and shot:s. I'm thankful to my lanul) lx.>caw;(' they love• me. clflcl somc:Umcs my <i1St"1 ht•lp nu on my hornt•work -... h~·n I don 1 know the dno;wpr, I'm thankful lo God he< n1~1 he gdvt• me hfe. cloth1 , food and mor, thmy ... Guel <JaVP.d m liJl', lll' :., soil, watPr, and mort things. JONATHAN AGUIL\R D 'ttI Aunty rm<t, I nuss you dlotl Sometirn• I ~for }'Oll. I'm wnltnH you Uus letter bee dU 1• Thctnksuh 11llJ l'> cominq up whir.h 1s th1.., v. t"f k, dnd hL'<'ullSt' your h1rthclctv's on 'Jlldnk.o.;q1vm!J I'm not go1i1g 111 tell you wht1t your gPllm9 tor your hu1hdtly; everybody's • p1tchmu m k> buy 1t. Auuty, I nuss you dlol. I'm lr.ymg to do good m srhooh Hulhy's <iln•c1ci • doing good in ~t:hool, bt•caus1• she's smart. Om Rl'fX.H1 c:llrils wen.• c;ent to us. I uot ~i A's, 2 B'to, dnd 1 D. I think u10 ... (' ctr" quod 91ades Ruthy got tm1ght A'..,. exn•pt lpr Langumw Art' , hf• qot a C. Oh yah! l•randma ho a new Celt, which 1>h1• Utt\11' )OUF Cdr lo mommy. WPJI. I n ~ lo qo now, love you Lov • your nit~. C HRISTINA VAOl tnJ~\ Thi!) ll!lh'r is s ~nt to my Aunt ttrnt pa ed oway lt1 t ~car Novemhcr 1 A, 1 '!97 I • Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot commun1 THANKS CONTINUED FROM A 1'2 and education and havt> a good I am thankful for my family sister ~use when she buys IXJCaus _ · me a pltice to something she sh~whoUl -~--?'"·Jiv~ and ~deep. AJso, they love me dmy ~have a pretty and give me fOod, water and baby cousin, I am thankful lor my cloU1es. baby causm becallse he is learn· ..m<1~lJ.lIMlk1-:iRg ~ M -. Love>, NICK COX DAVIS FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE CENTER I am tliankJul for n1y parents hecause they gavP. me love when I needed it. 1 give thanks for my best friend Vdlles.sa because she helped me :Mlh lotf.i of problems. For ctll the things l'am thankful • For these because 1 rnre for them DIANA, 10 For all the things T'm thankful tor, these arc my favorite thing I love ure. my sl!.tcr who past away and I miss her a lot so il l do not get picked that is ok. well I love my mom and dad. and friends who care about m" JESSE EMER, 11 I am thanktul for having a homP to live in. I um thdnklul for htiving foo<I on my pldte every - night SUSANNA CASTil.LO, 10 I give thdnks for: l ldving a wonderful family that I love and care !or b<'cause I know I'm there " ior tfil m and I know lhcir there for me too My education that I have and tor l''lY wonderful teacher that I needed •'> learn from. EOI.LYN AGUEROA. 10 I dill thank full for my fctrnily And that !,en not om• of those per· sons that do no hcl\'I" <l howrn DANITL SEGOVIA I am thankful for h.1Vmg clothes l:!!jllil9Cl~IC!\_]!r11.11j!lill.'!l,lSl!:'lm'.I""" !:il9.!:i!:l.!:1!il!:lli" TRAVELING? - You may be g.oing on a long journey, but you don't have to go farther than Nowport Beach . for your vaccinations. ~ .. ., (949) 6~.~-3565 ~~arning.!o d!e.s up byJum ~11. EUZAB-mi' VALOtmZ 1 t ' 1 am thanklul for my family, food on my plate evnry night, clothes to wear, a good edUC'dtion, and my 'friends. I am thdnklul tor them because they will be hen• whenever l need them. NHUNG NGUYEN, 10 For ull the things I cUTl thanklul for, .the most important 1s the roof over my head. The most loVIJlg • and careing pdTenLs in the whole world. ANGELICA MDJ..ER, 10 I am thankful for my family and fnends. They treat me ruce . CHRIS MENDEZ FAN CL fern ·ankhlHor htivitlg It guod e<h,1(Qtion and a free, happy life. I am also thankiul tor my familY,, food, clothE>.s, a rurc hotLc;e and all of rny friends. ¥JCK MIEITJNEN, 10 For all tho things that I'm thankful for thcso am My fovonte, I'm very thankful foe My friends and family, because they 8;re very unportant in my life to me! KIMBERLY PALOMBO, 10 I am thunkful for a ruce and loving family because the~· pro- vide me with food, und they buy me clothes. They give me food and they love me, and that is whdt I am thankful for. fANC lOTIO' UNA NGUYEN forum ; Wl\at I can g vc thanks Jor Utls' Th nk gw111g as "lY family because they're"the ones that took care of m When I wns small I c-.hos my tamily be «ius there the> nwnl.Jcr on•• m rny lilc nnd the · se:E:;:~~ I'm thankful tor my larruly i!nd for my family lom1 my fnends and Sl!'>ter and my c1unls .. JORGE WANDIQUf:, lO Im thdnklul for my fituuly bC(dll!>O with out them I woul<ln't . IJC ht>ro. •JUAN MOUNi\, 10 Por dll the 0 Uungs I'm th1ln)dltl lor, these arc my ld\'ulltcs, m~' (Mf· ents, my friPnds. my family, my home, my pets, nnd a good e<luc d· tiQr\. Thest> are my fa\Ontes because U1ey are spcc1aJ tc1 me TIIERESA. DOAN, t 0 I give thank for mr mo1n l c1m lhankf1.1I for 'my famll~· which is rnally 1.JnROrtant m my lll~ J Wi\ 1hanktul IOT them l>ecc.1q.'>e Lhcy gtvP me &helter, lood and love. • DENNIS FRANCO, 10 I .un thankJul tor my lanuly and (n1md~ µnd U1at ! have & horn 1 am.also tlmnkfuJ for n\y t..'Cluc;atilm. GIOVANNI J>ORCOYO, 11 . I gwe .thanks lo my Jnends and lc.1mily. l also give th;inks to my pawnl., foi taking care of me. KYLA FLORES, 10 · I am Uu,1nkful lor my morn, family and my teachers. I am thankful for everytlung inc Judmg -----------...-{ -......... -11Qlgs for the 1lo(Ufays! '' HEMPHILL'S RUGS & CARPETS WARNING-All PAX . ON WIDEBODY JETS Airobri(fVicwt byM~Wissa ,. It is not a question of a three or tour eoglne aircraft reQWlng a Flight Engineer 12nd offlcer) on the flight deck, but it is more a matter of seating capacity (SOUis on boar<f1. The relat111ely new model 777 has more seating capadty than the eatly model 7 4 7, and Is slightly longer. Further more, wheo we talk of •soots on boald, • then el(8Ctly who are these 1nd1111duats? Reasonably, they include women with babies, children, the elderly and disabled. Consequently, in an emergency, the'j will need all the help th~ can get, even discounting the panic factor In such a situation, the Flight Engineer serves 1n a fiaison capacity between the fl1~ht deck and cabin attendant crew. At ttus time, an extra pair of hands and eyes are Invaluable, especially from one expenenced with the aircraft electl'ical, hydraulic, end other systems CRITICAL DUTI~ FA · Actual Size •fancl cosmetic~ comp.my e>ffc.•r, ,1 lint.' of prc.•,en',1tivt··iri:t• ,J..m-c"1rc prodllch thJt comt' in tiny, ht•rnwtic,1/ly )C.'tlfc.'</ cont.liners. Tht' r.mcl corpor.ition i' vc.•ry 'trJight forw,1((/ ,incl hone~t clOOUt tlw /1m1ted sht'lt - .mcl h1th10om ·lilt• ol thl'ir prodll< h ." P.wl.1 8t7!_!1tm, .wthor ot 'The lJe.wty CJible' ThurK!oy, November 26, 1998 AJ3 my fnends and school. IVON':'.'E ZAMORA. 10 I cirn thankful for my lanuty hc.->eaus the}' care for me. I am llbo thankful tor my fm•nds 't>ecause they plrty v.1th me whe,n I'm l>0red. · ' I teillly rare f'or my tPod1er.' bct:ause she lcacht\S me new UWlg ev~ry day." • AMBER ew:Rs, 10 I am thankful for my Mom1J)cid and sister, Tdylor, my life, m~ teacher Miss Ropp, and the ne\' - JIBJlC(, JENNA ANDERSO!°'j, 10 , Normally the Flight Engineer (FM certificate) duties mclude pre·night walk around inspection, supervising refuellng aod baggage/cargo loading.· This proctdure may have Pf8V8nted the vatujet e•ploslon. The Flight Engineer rnoo1tcn all instruments while enroute; fuel management/pressOO·zation/air condit~t-.tlng and rinally, po&t night aitcrolt 1nspec11on, Plus paper wor1<. ---------------------------------------------------------~ Surely, the alrtln economically love en alrt:rett rhat w n mov more possoogers u .... 1 a 7'47 and using Just two eogtoe&. It then follows that they &hould affOfd a Flight Engineor 2nd Officer on soy alreta1t with more than one hundred seats. "Remember, this policy worked vwy well on the old OC·7 and constollatioos. Recently, an AmeriCM Alrtlnea new twin engine •airbus• had an engine fire just alter tekeon from Puerto Arco and was safely landed 'by excellent cockpit per:!ormance plua the cnbln etew. Again, dunng gtolind evacuatfoo an e.tra P41r of hand1 \VOUld have b en Invaluable throughoiJt thll emergency Witli this In m rid, 11 ls nOt th number of engines bUI the numbef of "sou1s on boSld" U1at obw requite a Flight Engineer to be lnclUded with the flight d crew ...,,.;:.-.,.,:nilJ :vom Mttt nm -Fancl Preservatrve-Free Skin Care Order Form - • Tel.: ( Payment: UChock~ 111;.j lotal Credit Card lnformollon Mastercard VISA ,. ,. Fon THU' HONE onoitn - 1-888-326-0783 M·f 8·4PT ron JAX onD(n 1-888-782-0550 24HOURS Jon tNTln ... ET onD£n -- - --- A 14 ·Thursdqy, Nov mber 26, 1998 • commun1 foruln Newpol't Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot People O:Q-_Pilot'S 103 list have lot to be th~ for ' • EDITOR'S NOte~ We ask~lnf!m • · ber)j2f the Daily Pdot'~ 103 MostJnflu ent1al people in the community to share their Thanksgiving thoughts Here·~ what they hl!d to say. We'll have more Friday. Th IDdtrtdTC"h u•tth WdS thf> hrst pNson m th<> Btl>ll• to oltc>r thanKS HN husbcmd, Jue ob, whom she• shurC'd w1lh thr1'f> othc•r wiv , hud been prorms<'d t 2 sons ttna edC'h ot his foui wives assumed shl• would I~<· the• mothPr of lhn.~ Wh("n L(•oh fJdVt• buth to • her fourth ..,on, sl11• u•ttlv.Pd tl1dt she hacl hc'c•n gr.mh>cl more them her nghtlul shu11•, .incl she 1l<unt.>d th.is '.'9<)ll Juddh I IPhrcw for "Thdnk God.~ ln truth, e\1•ry 11101mmt of our life 1s • morl' tl1<1n our ... han• " Smre God m\<'s us nothing. tl1en evel) thing, 1m ludm!J our nP.xl l>roaU1, JS ti (flit lhllt WP hilVl' no nght to expec I. Like Lt•t1h, we hilve bc>l'n q1vPn fur beyond whdt WC IYU~fhl have f!XJX'CINl, the uh1l- 1ty to lmP, work, think, C'rl'cllE?, hop<> nJHI lo btl dllvc> <'dth duy; our fdJllll\', cll1< c•stors c:tnd clc>~C't'O<ldnts1 thdt WP live• tn this bles~(·d lt1nd ot ft Pt•dom; that we> po:;w% Gocl-g1v- 1·n ldlC'nl'i, 1hdl we Cdl1 hold on to 1,11U1, spHtl r111'd hedrl; U1t1t we cc1n 1.,ok f!>1wt11d to the• promise• of tlw luturP AU tlwse <1nd morP sum- mon our qr.1lltudc•. ~ f1tn WU) llOt flC'n<.,h for Wt!Ol Of mfomtttUon but for Ide k ot c1pprc-· < 1<stlon II we consider 11vcryUung to he dI1 und~crvcd gift, we• will nut lCJkl' hfe so for grctnlPd, we• will not nw~1nily our trouhles, hut wr. w1ll hfl our l'Y~ to thP mountdlfls rtncl he !Jfdleful f(lr our hlc ... sm9s, ••PJ>H!f Irtltve> for what Wl' rt~CJVC>, ctnd thc1nkful for whdl we l'"ct1pe. A mcm ( dlOC? to the JOUmdlLst l lort1n• Crt>t>ly cmd houstf'd, Ml c.tm ol sC'll·modl' llldnl" c;rel'ly rPspondc•cf, "I urn gldd you c1hsolvC?d < iod of ctny r •sponstbility tor you'" For no one• is sl'lf·madc•. ' . ~vc. us gttts that <Ue at"llll tun and·lA all way~ "more than our share." MARKS. MILLER Rabbi, Temple lidt Y<1.hm My WJ.sh woulcl be u 1m1y1·r tl'ldt I have the! Lord's stayin9 pow- er to li\l'c the yt•ar of Hl9H lu1U1ful to Jesus Christ, my t.umly. my church and humankind! THE REV. JOHN HUFFMAN St•ruor pastor, St. Andrew's P.rcsbytPJiitn Church .. In one. word -fdnuly. l thcmk God <1very ddy of my lite lhttl I hdve be 1de me my lovmq wile, Dorothy: two frreat sons, Chad dnd Chris, and r1 star m my hJt>, our bCduilluJ grundctaughtrr, Jor- den. Thanksg1vtng 1s a specml dt1y to be togelhPr, to share, wmC'mber those who have gone befor~ us and to hnd the tune to help oth<>rs. DEL J. HEINfZ Genl•rdl m.tndgor, M<1chclOnP This Thanks!JlVmq, l'rn thank- fl~ .• Jor so many thmgs I'm <'spoctdlly thdnktul Eor my bedutituJ wile, C:m<1, whosp !wart tS like no othN tlfl<l who Jov<'S dnd supports me m so many wtlys. And Im thankJul for our wonder- ful families and thc•i{ comnutnlC'nl to God ano 01w dnothc>r and their \-\'lllU'lqnf:!ss to pul lcmuly dOOVl' vrrtually all els0 And thl01\ finrlUy I'm thankful tor our dynttYt11C" group ol lnends who have bt>cn cho:-,cn lo "do life" With US and who !JIV<' SO much of their heart and soul to the work of God, both in the local < lnm h <md throughout the world I fttppy Thank.sglVln{l! KEflliPAGF Pd'> tor, Rock Harbor ChrisUdll C hurch \V1 • dfl' c1ll indf'ht<'d lo God for 11ldkmq us who Wl' c1rc• c1ml'lor plr1c mcj \\ llh1n us, cllOUIHI llS, .111d l dffi lhetnkful for my hecllth hc>c<1usP-without that l couldn't do I or be· anything to cmyoiw. I'm thcmkful for my wonderful h11s- VOLATILE STOCK MARKET! • Your Own Private Porfollo Manager •fee Based-No Transaction Cdst • Quarterly Performanc~ Review .. ba.odr whQ.Qndurea,; mv~bQUA;.of cammwilly commitment With.a snule. I'm thanklul for the divine gUJdance m my We that led me'to this C'1ty by the Bay some 33 years ago, and right now I'm thankful to the city of Newport Beach for pur- chdstng th<> BalbOd Theater and· for extending a working JedSe that will allow the Balboa Performing Arts Thedtre Foundation to move 1orwclrd with our vision of a work- ing Balboa Theater in a revitalized Wlage of Balboa. • DA)'NA PETITI' President, Balboa ~erforming · Arts Theatre Foundation I dJn thankful for the commu- nity m which we live. The devas- tdtion expenenced in Central America or Kosovo contrast with the bounty we shcire this Thanks- giving. We can appreciate, too, the endunng relationships that family, fncnds and ne1ghbors enjoy: We can hope to see each other d~y. The cultural features of Costa .. Maia and C'mVllOl\lt:add.fu.rtMr our quality of life. And. finally, '1 am grateful for efforts by our chwches, and chanties, such as Habitat for I lumcmity, that redch out to help oth('J'S in nPCd. Thank- fully, this cornnnm1fy opUlt enrich- es us all . HANK PANIAN Retiring Mesa Consolidated Water District t~rd member 1 a111 thankful for my health, my family, my many friends nnd the ele<'tion of Jun Silva and Cyn~d Coad to the Orange County Board of SupelVlSOrs, which together with C huck Smith, will keep the El Toro planning process on schedule. TOM NAUGHTON Pre~1dent, Airport Working Group My wish for the upcoming hoh- day season would be that we are all thankful for wh.dt we have and reach out in whatever way we can Ill 41'9 • 71'9 PORTS AND EXERCISE GEAR r SNOWBOARDS .....,...._,~......-TREADMILLS WETSUITS &MORE (949) 548-0660 SPORTS CONSIGNMENT BUY • SELL • TRADE 670 West 17th Street, Costa Mesa lO tko&e le5!i fortunaia;:'F.:..;:;c.-==- JULIE KRAMER Manager, Union Bank I am thankful for public support for The Canllery in the face of undeserved restrictions on enter- taimnent unposed by our City Council. I am also thankful for term limits even though some . good politicians must be satnficed to get nd of the bad. BILL H'AMII.TON Oymer, Th~ Cannery Restaurant I live in the beautilul state of California in the beautilul city of Costa Mesa, where I can see the SWl get up in the morning and beautiful sunsets at night. : TRUDY OHLIG·HALL Me mber, Mesa Consolidated Water District bod.rd of ctirectors I hope that everyone will be able to acclaim good health, good friends and most unportantly, a RUSHHII.L Balboa Peninsula business owner we are so grateful for our large f dIJlilies, wonderful circle of fnends, ow good health and ener- gy! We love our community <illd are thankful we are involved m its enormous spuit. We thank the starS above for the fun times we share with others and wist} there were more hours m,each dayl GAY WASSALL-KELLY Editor, Balboa Beacon My wish would be for bettet 1 schools for our state Calif orrua needs a better school system, and my wish would dearly be for that, Ulduding facilities and teachers. Calif omia schools are at the lower end of the nation and they • deserve better. DANNYBmB Owner, Coast Newport Properties FREE REPORT reveals what the insurance companies don't want you to know. Was your car injured? You may be too!! It may be weeks, months or even years before you experience pain, stiffness, headaches, even arthritis! Don't settle your case until you read our fr.ee report. EaehDay ··A New • At Your Favorite Neighborhood Center! With every new day. Mt·sa enle Center moves ahead lo add n ~w restaurants and qui~k food e~tahlishmcuts lo our li~t of quality re:,taurants. ~ow mon> than P\ er~ 1e~a Verde Center has a d«li C'iou~ an~wer to \\ hateH·r yo.ur c-raving is. Then··!:' more exeiting rwws in store. so s tay tuned lo Mesa Verde Center! . . •E•eaERRY'S® VERMONT'S FINEST • ICE CREAM @ FROZEN YOGURT™ Opens rn December Now Open To SenJe You • Now Op,•n To .Serlle You 0. MEXICAN RESTAURANT Y CANTINA A Farorite 1<•.i;a V<mh• Crntt•r Restaurant is opt' Tl to .~err,. 011 ! Coming in February ' A Furorite Mesa Verde Center Restaurant Sine• 1989 MESAVERDE CENTER It I . EYE-OPENER A uw look for Estonci. High boys bosJ<etball, and coodi says it's o winning one I see page Bl.· • rt- Thursday, November 26, 1998 • Sports Edik>r Roger Corl!>OO • 949.57 4-4223 ------~- QUOTE OF THE DAY. "The coodi (Dove Shoi1 of Hawoi>'s women's voleyboU team) . . . ~ . Jennifer Carey, Newport Hatbor High sertior Newport Beach/(:;osto Mmo Doily Pilot 8} Versatile Estancia standout Manu Tdnielu tops Dfilly Pilot ' . sel ections with f\1VP laurels;· Costa Jv1esa's Jimmy Herzog Offensive Player of the Year m the Pcicific.Coast Le a gue. M KING THE ROUNDS RJcky Martin Shaun Ferryman ~ Gus Sandoval J ason Rankin Eliseo Martinez Another tour of duty for Jurg~nsen, a unique customer on PGA circuit. Steve Jurgensen is living, g oU course-walkmg proof that the game isn't as difficult as everybody sdys J urgensen, the 37-yedr-old .Newport Beach pro, approdcbes the PGA Tou r Qualifying Tournament (or Q school} as a bonus in his c.areer. The more cxpenence he c-Atn gPt plaY.Jllg cuu1pehhvc rounds, the bolter. Most of his peers shudder at the mPu? thought of what some consider the mo't grueling week m ports. But Jur!'.)enscn, who qualified t thud time lor the PGA Tour this week, t'in't your ordinary profe%ional. "There dfC mt•mbcrs a t the cluh where I yrew up In Houston . who Jmow they <an beut me, and ) l'l l'\:p bcun in pos1llon to win tournaments on llw PGA Tour," Jurgensen satcJ. "ThosP. 1members) are wonclenng w~ilt lhc hfck's going on? Whdt'S changed? And, rc>dlly, nothing·~ c.hanycd . I'm JllSl hndmg Wd}'s to mdke f<·w~n mistakt•s, and I'm rnnking Jes(i, Thdl's 1t. "I wasn't the best JUnior player or the best college player. I ~as JUst like everybo<l}' t'ls~. I was 1ust nmebody who kept playmg anq didn't give up. "I've alwu~ done things slower. I'm 37 nnd only been on the tour for two years ( l 996 and '98), so ohviously I do Uu ngs slowly. But I'm not workmq at a pro shop. I'm shll playmg this gdmc. It just lakes ii while for me to figure lhmgs out sometimes. I'm more composed now thdn two yenrs ago.~ JurgP.nscn, an cc1rly:round lt>adN at the Buic;k Invitational m Sa n Diogo, did not reta in his PGA Tour ct1rd th1-. ypar and was forced to return to Q school. sometimes referred to as noll's bar exam. SEE GOLF PAGE 82 SINARTUS SOS~.OOJOJO I DAILY PILOT Estancia High's one-man army, senior Manu Tanielu, is the PCL's ~VP. DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK •Rainbow Wahine horizon awaits Newport Harbor star ... but first, the re is some unfinished business. RH.II \Ill> Ot " [Qly Pio! J ennifer Ctlrey 1s d\.x>ut to becom e a ~tor. Oh, but bhe's o.lrcitd y No. 1 m the hearts of Newport ~ , Harbor H1gb gLrls · volleyball fan~. you sa}? She's already tt Srulor h<!rome m the big p rod uction, you as rt? Already a four-lime Sea Vll'W l.eague ch ampion ct nd two-umc CIF Southern Section Division I-AA CQflqueror, \'Ou add? Well, the Ne wport Harhor seruor se tter, the floor lead~r of the top·runked team m the state playoffs (Divi!!On I), hasn 't even hegun to fathom what fame is all about. Ct1rcy, you see, who led Newport Harbor to the Division I-AA tjUc last week, has comnuttcd to the Univer.:.ity of t ldW<lll, whe re volleyball's popularity is rivaled only by fdolhall a nd its Rainbow Wa.hines nre worshipped like tropical gods. ' ·The coach," Carey said of l lawan's Odve S hoJi, "is more recognized than the governor.· If you're gomg to spend the next four yea.,. committed to a voll~yball program, with yoUI heart and soul poured into every SEE CAREY PAGE 82 ongratulatio~ • I -n:;millCll',I stanr.1a l ligh ~emor Mdnu Tm1!Ph.1 who P. inuular· tar p~oJe~ted t1 beacon stmng enough to -sh111P beyond }us teams ld'\t-place h.m ... h, 1~ the Dmly Pilot' Pt1c1t1c COw;t Lertgu~ J\10st Valuable Plavcr --a.-Costa i\ 1Psa 1muor Jimmy I for7CICJ 1c; the Otll'n t\. l1 Pl 1yer llf lht> Ye<1r1 whilP teammal ~s Dave\\ e1r, Ricky J\ tc1rhn, Shaun Ferryman, Gus Sdncloval, .Jason Ranku.1. 1mcl Elli.Po Mnrtml·~ dre f1rst-lec1m Sf' lee lions four E'trtncfo pla~ !'f JOincd 11 pair of r-..tustan~rs as .,ecoml-tc>am he not es · C ig una Hilb Jnruor end Br t ton Um1as b the D 0 fens1ve Plaver of th .. Year while hr~i-ycur Hawks hedd man Bmce Ingalls, v. hose team '~as deruc:d an unbeaten league tJtle when three wws were fonoitcd, l'j the Coach of the Yeilf .• Tarue:lu, d G-foot·l, 180-pounder whom the Eagles sh1ftcc;I between receiver and running back produced 735 comtnned yards ru ... hmg .:Jnd rccP1vm9, wh1c h amounted to h3 of his team's offense dgdm ·t PCL comp"'l1Uon. "I smd before the Sl•aso11 . . . (Taruelu) was the bf'Sl lootl>all Paufi~ C<>cl:'t League OffensJve Pl~)er playc•r I'd coached in 2S ycurs of the 'rl'ar Junmy Herzog of~ Mesa and I douhle I hut nciw, "· E tanna Co4Kh Du\ e Pt•rkms said 01 his 'ersaWe sltm<loutl who mturnt•d punts and k1< kolfs anc.1 dls(i contnhuted m the 5ec- onduI)'. Tanwlu hdd a Jedgue-l~ctdm!:J 32 r.-o>pUons for 4b0 } ard!> and three touchdown" m IPaguc 101 ludln!.J a school smgle-yame 1ecord 13 m the hndle agdm t La9una Hilb. He al o rushed 40 tlm~s for 2i5 yards dlld three ms, including a HJ4-ycird e.ftort against Ahso lguel. Only one other Eagle scored a TD m PCL plav Tdntelu s tdlents, ai> v. ell cb d d "'aJ th of leadlng men on the. cu cm l's upper d1v1sion 1uads mcludmg co-( hamp1on Ah o iguel and University, rnmhined to all°'"" him to cam the top md1\"ldual honor He was a flI'St-tcam pert armer on offense l!~·a Juruor and he JOms Laguna I i.Jlls senior Jeff Fbch~r as tllt' only f 1rst-team repeaters this fall. Herl~. a 5·fl, 180-pound tailback amas ed 801 rushmg )cuds and sue TDs on 164 league carnr.s, mcludmg :l46 }ord on a chool single-game record 51 atll'mpt., m the finale gam l Ah o Niguel l lerzou·., co1M,tent ability to brC><1k tad~les and find open spaces, helped the MuslcKiy earn their thml strn1ght tnp to the CU: plavoffs f le had tnplt.•-hgure rushing oulput Ill fm.ir league game and ran for 85 agam'l Laguna ~ hll-. on c1 night the Mu tung finished with 6S yards totcll ollen!ie. He al.-..o returm ci kicks and slurted at outs1cle linebacker for Coach Jerry Howell's squad Wt>JI, a 1umor, was a c ttlal~st on bolh s1t;1t> ... of the hu!J at quarterback dncl c;aft-ty. though he was rl( oq111ze<I tor his clcfen"1v • ac:un\en . Mtttlin, who snat<:hPd six of his Ornnqe Countv smqle·season recorcl-trm~1 13 ml£'1cept1onc; m llw PCL was an P.a,,. chmce at a corner Ferr\'man's nm~ recept10n" were third-best amonu PCL pas' catchers rm league) and h~ con 1stent hlocking effort \\ i">r cnicial to Herzog\; frequent forn} ~ of1 tackle He abo v.as a tandout m 1de lm~backer SEE ALL-PCL PAGE 8 2 B2 Thursdoy, November 26, 1998 s rts -YOUTH: ·.GU NNE·RS CR.UI _ '" Jk iSJ;t S~l.!J Cr'i Ullce. ti.rt £ to Ra.c. --·111(: 4:(), ictz;-1y over tl\e Smurfs. to the ~mifmols Goalie Nathan Decker had several important stops that saved the game for the~ulldogs. • Sllmers 4, Jaguan 2 ( lllturd lleher Mored three goals and J\rntt \m:r 1ddcd .tnothN tis the Gunner~ l>1'tll 1!1t._ S1u1lrlt1, 4;0 tn AYSO Rl·gioo 97 l 11 >Y"• t>1v1 ion lV tlt lion Demons. Don Ayres and Brtan Sankey dosed out •Blue Smurts 1, Sth>ger~ 0 · the season with qne goel-~ch for the f.1ih.utlt Palom.ues, Mkbael KJndgren ,111d 1>11-.tln St. Clc1ir t'dc:h }Mei dn dS!>tst for 1 IJ(• lllHh·h •,111 cl ( >UllJ)('r-.;, ·The Blµe Smurf!> kept their playoff hopes Jaguars. Rush Stevens, Andrew Kaban and alwe after Matt Collier scored the game-Dusty Campbell had assists. winmng goal. .Rhett Palmer, Wesley Boese . Timothy Regan had several strong saves and Hunter Wiley played outstanding for the Jaguars. l)••tlef Mot•Uer dlld PJtrlck Kef'han ron- trnlll'd thff 1c•1111>11 .it m1dln•ld. Ben Ingles, :\1i< harl W<ml, Sh.iun KiPtzer, Kevln Eddla ,.,, 1 < 1.1) ton Hel.,er kcy<•tl the defense. u.mwl Nm .u ro "'""' olld Ill goal. defense. Guu..s DMstoN V • Socker Rockers 3, Stingers t • Surf 3, Shooting Stars 2 , . After Chad Kraft stored for the Stingers. Jamie Heenan scored all three goals for · the Socker Rocker.; scor 'd three unan-the Surf. Tia Shene~ was great in go\il. swered goals. • Red Hot RoseS' 1, fireballs () • Oms Drv1s10~ JV Paul Kawamura tied the scorn on d pass Bable ~eta scored the winrung goal in from Adam Pinkerton. the first half for the Red Hot Roses. Kelly • SJWl'd Dt•mon'> 4, Raiders 1; Speed. l)l'll'lOJh l, SUngt'r'> 'l Pinkerton then c;cored and Ted Slater fol-Morrison, Kellie Zimmer, Emtly RJchonne, lowed with the final goal. Sarah Roberts, Undsey Nieto and Deanne I.rit '->t lwlin <>< tm everal saves. Nick St. Lyons shut down the Fireball attack. Andres, King Kelly, AJex Flores, Aaron fer-Turquolse Terminators 2, Blueberry II 1 "it I 11tJls h Jl,1 rl1er '>Cort>cl two !Joals dnd Sean \\noel' 1 ti Nie o llendriks l'llrh .iddl:d one nald and Carson Hlll provided support on Babes o defense. Elizabeth Vanthof and Carrie Cabanillas Jnstm l .ikiu .md Andrew Nahln set uµ ll '1J111<11 l11ll•lll's dnd James Coder I \\•II 111 !ht• 1.rot1I for the Speed Bovs Drvt ·ro~ V • Bull~gs 2, Lasers l DaVid Garret and Brandon WblUleld each scored u goal .1s the Bulldogs <:1dvanced each scored in the Vlctory tor the Te rmina- tors. Cbrtstina Kalmbach, Brooke Sharp and Leanne Dickinson keye? the defense. 1 Silver Lightning puts a hook into Barracudas, 2-0 \.1shn I·\ ltt .,, 111l•rl rwo qoals I I ~dVt I I 1qhl11111v clPf(•dlCJd AYSO REGION 120 Paolo Barbosa's two ecU'ly goals were just enough for an Emerald .Power victory. Goalies Mathew Baxter made several saves to preserve the win. H Ill II 11d11<., :;.!-() II\ /\YSO ~ 1 :lO l 11n I> 1 V1'>JOH V clrlense r \I I I ht' W('l ){r •111( lo tot((• ii I' 'vL>ll q.11r1•• \11 tw(•Pn tht• Mdurer, I>.rnh•I fr f In the !)ein1fllli.lls, the Silver L1ghtmng defeated toe Firebdlls, 2-1. ers Melissa Murphy opened the scoring for the Breakers in the first quarter. Jordyn Simmons, Courtney Be ll, M·auory Meek, Ashley Kirkpatrick, Jenna Morris, Bri- anna Boyer, Carlna1 Merida. Deanna Walsh, Elyse Levin, Avery WtUiams and Erica Thomas were all key to the vic- tory. ~ Gau.s 0MSION Vl • Tomados 0, Roadrunners 0 Down l -0, Juan Molina Kelly Matthews plar.ed a sol- id match for the Tomados. Brooke Urmson was strong for the Roadrunners. scored lor the Firebdlh · In overtime, Luis Coua ~cored the game \\omner GlRLc; OMSION v • Ice Breakers 2, The Splash 1 In the thud overtime, Julie Hubbard ~corr.Cl to wm the quar· tnfindls.match for the lee Breuk· BOYS DMSJON Vl • .Emerald Power 2 Pure Energy t • Tomados 1, ShootJng Step's 0 OUvla Schow scored the game winner for the Tomados. Bally Henderson, Alexa Levin and Makenna Colvard anchored the Tomados' defense. Lady Bugs win title rt ( \ Olr1)' he <lO >,\ s > H• qwn 57 hoys AYSO REG 57 t. l i lt'tJlll < ,11J1•cl tho I .ddy Bugs, but nobody's 111 1111111 ciltl'r lhP l..ctrly B\1gs dC'featcd the Silver Bu1- • t-. l l on Sundi'ly to wm U1e under-13 championship. < hrtrltt' Cop1wrs01ith, Pdrker Ferguson, Chris ~111<1,trom, Uridn ..Dunn and Barrett Sprowl anchored I , .. 1.h l L'l\SC· '.\1.ltt 11.u rt<:on sco1ed first for the Leidy Bugs, but the I r BuU ·ts twcl lbt• score when Taylor Munz scored. IUd1a1 d Burnham, Pd trick Franta, Hunter Sheetz DPnnh Arnold kept pressun" on the Silver Bullets ng'>t1om "<or d the w1nn r on a penalty kick. '' L(.1<1~· Ouq \\On the semifinals on penalty kicks 111 I 11 0-0 l\(• w1lh Big Bl\IC..'>. Andy Pillsbury, Matt Kho!ttl ,ind Jordan Broekel~hen played well for Big l ll . Guu .... UNDER-J 2 • ~l'd Qu<•ens 1, Kiiler Blueberry Muffins 0 le.s-.lc il Potter scored the wmrung goal as the Sea l)l t•nc; lMk1 cl the KillN Blueberry Mulfms m the 1\,1 1p1on~h1p molch ovPt the weekend. UMhPl \t!l-.ey, Noelle Bc1then, Lindsay Manning, \ri< Jwlle Otwyrt•I, KaUln Schlesser. Lindsay Noonan, s,un.mlh.1 Singh. Casey Bas, Ashley Chandler, Jessica <'rcrnfnrd. Oaniellf:' Dunn and Antonia Pecchla wc1c 111 I c \ h• thl• Sf•11 Qupc>ns' championship season. l\1dl is a ~rott, Sanya Wodhwa, Kellle Flint, Tanisha S1•11t1tan1~. 11.tdley Burnham. Brlgtd Burnham, Rachel II"' 1t•1, \\ hitJwy Caskey, Jdckle Bowlnkel, Tara Hue- tou, Jessica Rhoads dnd Lauren Cox played well tor \. lift n t c> c>1111hn 1ls, the Sea Queens defeate<l Deep 2 0 TI1C! KiHer Blueberry Muffins defeated the t on. 3-1, in the other scm1hnal match. Janella c.11do\ orcd thl· gool for Revolution. COSTA MESA RULES! The Costu Mesd Curcti- nttls, <l Pop warner Mighty P 0 P W A R N E R f 0 0 T B A l l MitC' team, left no doubt as to who the champions were after a 24-0 vittory ovN Lt\ I {abra m U1e Orange Empire Mighty Mite Championship on Sat- urday. On the se<.ond play of the game, Cody Matthews got the Cardinals start- ~d with d 40-yard touchdown run down the s1dehnes. Matthews then burst through the hne and scored another touchdown for a 12-0 lead. Malt Arellanes scored on a 40-yard run in the third quarter and had a 20-yard interception return in the fourth quarter that gdve the C drdmals the bdll on La l Jabra 20. • Although the Cardmdls didn't score, Arellanes recovered a fumble in the end zone on La Habra's next j:>ossess1on to close out the scoring. Kyle CavUJis, Davis ChrlsUanson, Cody Fairfield, Juan Guzman, Gar- rett Knox, Jesse Marshall, Jordan Moeller and Brandon Weiss played a key role m Costa Mesa's ability to move the baU. John Galvin, Aaron Mcinnish, Alfonso Negrete, Cody Frei, Isaac Aber- go, Lucas Keene cmd Derek Humphrey were solid on defense. Tht• Cardinals Imish the season 8-2-1. Breakers rumble PALOS VERDES -The Orange Cod~t United Breuke:rs, a girls undcr-12 soccer learn, shutout host CoaslaJ QuPst, 8-0, in club soccer <lcl1on ovN lhe weekend. Heather Lorhman scored two godls ror the Breakers. Jenny Tay- lor, Alyson Jennings, Karl Trues- dell, Jackle Taylor and Sarah Holmblad cdch hdd one. Taylor also had four <1ss1s~. Ca1Wn Gomez and Julia Bemay were dlso key to lhe ottens1ve attack Kiley Hall played a good game m goal, w1th defensive help from ClUI SOCCER Theresa Simmons, Tayle r Giaco- maro, Ashley Mcintosh, Vanessa Gauthier and Jenny Sparks. Bronze South to Riptide The Orange Coast United Rip- tide, a guls under-12 tedlll, tied the Wolves, 1-1, clinching the Bronze South DiVlsion title m club soccer acbon over the weekend. The Riptide fell behmd 1-0 before Michelle Bauer went down the right side and centered the ball to Kelly Prince, who kicked it into the upper left c-omer for a 1-1 tie. Newport ~ch/Costa Mesa Doily Pil Att-Pft FC>QlBAl.:t; CONTINUED FROM 81 Sandoval, a senior leader and Mo-way starter for the Mustang:., earned distinction at defensive end, ~here he wa:. equall~ adept a .. a ~~~~=\~~~r~sid~~:backer, overcame ei;~-truin _m11;osing 6_1 18d, with keen m ·ttncts. His rebding ab~lity allowed hun to ~.~ { t' h th ball would bO aod ft~uently mterscct1ts pntn tQ :.uu1 ou w ere e . . •the Mesa secondary. J h Martinez, a S·lO, 225.pound 1unwr quard. ~mergec as t e Mustangs' most effe>ctwc dil-mound l.>locker. Estancia sophomore Kenny Vdlbuena, who ~u·w for 618 yaul~ and two touchdowns in hw lt•dgue contests, highlights the local second-team contingent d t b · Estdllcia is also represented on the !>econ eam y seruor linebacker Gerardo Molina, 1unior qefens1ve end Korey Menrleu jlnu junior offensive tackle Kyle Wt•!.tman . . Senior offensive tackle Israel Lcul, who overcame a ndggmg dnkfo ain to rovide a formidable presence up front, as well .as 1un10t • ~)~ce-k.icker Lws Avalos. were sccm\d·lPam picks trom Costa MeSa Avalos was pertect on 12 conver!>10n k!c:k~ tmd booted d pdit ul field goals in league, including u 44-yt1rdcr. 1998 Dally Pilot Au.·PAOAC COAST LEAGUE FOOTBALL nAM Most. Valuable Player AP Manu Tanielu, Estancia 6-1 180 Sr. · Offensive Player of the Year RB Jimmy Herzog, Costa Mesa 5-9 180 Jr. Defensive Player of the Year DE Brandon Lamas, Laguna Hills 6·0 230 Jr. First Team Offense QB Brandon Champlin, Laguna Hills 6 2 180 Jr. RB Ryan Johnson, Laguna Hills 6 2 205 Sr. RB Reggie Edwards, University 5-8 155 Jr. WRJeff Fischer, Laguna Hills 5 10 165 Sr. WROerek St.evens, Laguna Hrlls 5 10 160 Sr. TE Shaun Ferryman, Costa Mesa 6 3 190 Jr. TE Ryan Alvarez, Aliso Niguel 6-1 240 Sr. OL Kris Scher, Laguna Hills 5 11 220 Sr. OL Josh Graniello, Aliso Niguel 6-0 260 Sr. · OL Will Chou, University 5 10 175 Sr. OL Eliseo Martinez, Costa Mesa 5 10 225 Jr. OL Ethan Brooks, Aliso Niguel 6-3 265 . Jr. PK Chris Gray, University ·6·0 190 Sr. First Team Defense LB Nema Nowzari, Laguna Hills 5-10 210 Sr. _LB Andy Dennis, University 6 2 180 Sr. LB Jason Rankin, Costa Mesa 6 O 185 Jr. LB Dean Brewer, Aliso Niguel 6 0 185 Sr. OL Tim Hefty, Ahso Niguel 6-2 185 Jr. OL Gus Sandoval, Costa Mesa 6·2 210 Sr. OL Francisco Gamboa, University 6-1 195 Jr OB Ricky Martin, Costa Mesa 5-11 155 Sr. OB Rich Hada, Aliso Niguel 6-0 180 Sr DB Ryan Schissler, Laguna Beach 5-1 O 160 Jr. DB Chet Johnson, University 6·3 210 Sr. 08 Dave Weir, Costa Mesa 5-10 165 Jr. DB Jason Moore, Aliso Niguel 5-11 170. Sr. Second Team Offense QBKenny Valbuena, Estancia RB Pat Chesley, Laguna Beach RB Devon Sutton, Aliso Niguel VVROustin Fournier, Laguna Beach TE Travis ~oidolt, Laguna Beach OL Robert Fields, Laguna Hills OL Israel Leal, Costa Mesa OL Kyle Westman, Estancia OL Sean Nguyen; University OL Tim Kemp, Laguna Hills OL Kyle Schrader, Aliso Niguel OL Brian Butler, Laguna Beach PK Luis Avalos, Costa Mesa 6·4 195 So. 5·10 160 Jr. 5·10 175 So. S-9 1 SS ~r. 6·1 19S Jr. 6·2 265 Sr. 6-1 290 Sr. 6-1 270 Jr 6·1 235 Sr 6-1-211 Sr S-11 245 Jr. 6 3 235 Jr. 5 7 145 Jr. Second Team Defense LB Tyler Bengard, Laguna Hills 6 3 210 Sr. LB Gerardo Molina, Estancia 5 7 165 Sr. LB Dustin Adams, L~guna Hills 5-11 172 Sr. OL Korey Menden, Estancia 6 O 190 Jr OL Jeff Paymard, Laguna Beach 5-10 220 Jr. OL Jimmy Owen, University 6 2 225 Jr. DL Dean Gerasimou, Aliso Niguel 6·0 210 Jr. DL Blake Curci, Laguna Hills 6-4. 222 Sr. OB Eric Suarez, Aliso Niguel 5·9 165 Sr OB Josh Ivy, Aliso Niguel 6·0 180 Sr. P David Pearce, Aliso Niguel 6-0 180 Sr. Coach of the Year: Bruce Ingalls, Laguna Hills Gerardo MoUna Korey Menden CA y CONTINUED FROM 81 JENNIFER CAREY set, sptke and kill, 1t might dS we!J he I iawaii. "Temperolure-wise," sa1cl Cart•y, rdisecl m Laguna Beach, "1t's not as drastic a change us Penn State." C'ctrey. soon to be voted first-tedm All ClF Division l for the thud hme m llt'r stonrd prep career. was among the ndtion's mosl sought-after setters, and when everyone thought she'd p!Ck UCLA, the 6-foot-1 talent altered the stale or collegiate women\ volleyball for U1e nflxt four autwruis by shocking rec miters ancl sign thdt. • Carey, the Daily Pilot Athlete of the Week. signed the Sailors' fate as Southern Section Dtvision I-AA champions when she ·produced 34 assists and seven kills in their memorable semifinal victory over Irvine and 30 • assists, hve kills and two solo blocks in the Tars' win over "I never used this expression before, but it's like maternal instincts. I'm like a mother hen. •1t•s a tremendous advantage for us haVIIlg her out there, because she's been setting for four years, she's been to the CIF Finals (and won) before, she's been through the playoffs, and now she knows where she's going to college and she can en1oy her senior year and get excited about it.· Vo.UeybaJI Club and 1s d lom1cr c0Ueu1al" COt!Ch ·Th,, ~ girls are qredt, • !-he said of the reigning 01Vlsion t-AA Wlnners. "l leiim stuff from them everyday and they learn from me. :rve c1lwttys bpcn a setll'r, and J'v1• o.lway ... been dn .iggrcss1v<• pc1son m sports and m life, and 1 think I've learned how to u ... c 1t, to use my aggressiveness to leud · GOLF CONTINUED FROM 81 ~t>lccling Hawau, • •I loved every school I went to, dnd, like everyone, 1 thought it was UCLA,• aid Carey, greatly influenced by the Rainbow Wahim's' abillty to frequently ell out thcu 10,039·scn.t ar •na. ·volley!Ja\l 1~ !.O Ing there,'""thcy gel 7,000-to·lO,OOO (!tins) eve.ry match. It's gotng to be cra1:y. The girls thero are uper heroes. T.hcy'rn looked up to ns role mOdcts. There are ton'> of kids nnd the community really comes out nnd upport the teilm. •people there actually stop (the pldy,•rs) and ask th m to 19n Uus and I like talking to the girls, getting to know them as individuals, and knowing about their personal lives ..... Captstrano Valley m the champJonship Jennifer car.1 Hnal at Cypre s Newport Hamor Colle<Je. Hlgh~lOf •t thought she hud her best n{atch of the year against lrvlnc, • said Newport Hdrbor Coacb 0dn Glenn, who e program captured back-to-back Southern Section titles for tho f ust tune 1" 5Ch0(')} history. .. Carey, a vocal leader who is often referred to as an "assistant coach on lhE' floor," bears spec1o.l feelings for every one of her teammates. "I've never used. this expression before. but it's like maternal instincts," she said. ·1·m like a mother hen. I like talking to the g11ls, getting to know them as ' 1nd1viduals, and knowing about thelr personal lives, because you get Lo know them by being at the high school. That's what I like rompared to club volleyoall." Car 'Y· whose Newport teams lost only one Sed View League match in four yearl;, . howcd up on Glenn's floor as a highly touted freshman, but she still had to prove hcr..elf. "You can't expect everyonP. to do what you say.· said Carey, whose father, G or9 •,ope.rates the Saddleback Valley Cart•y lod Newport Hdlhor in the.Ctr· Finals wilh her serw m the fU"St gclJTle a thP Tars ruck<•d up eight straight pou1ts for an t•<.uly 8· 1 lea cl . She added a kill, a block dnd H chg in Uie game, then provided two kills t1nd three key digs ln tho econd game .• To crown th' ~a1lors' 15·7, 15·7, 15-6 sweep over Capo Valley, Carey had two kill and a block m the third game a th • Sailor~ reooundC!d from a 7•1 deflot, I To fittingly cop thmr semifinal win, Carey furnished a porft.'Ct •t to toanun4_h.\ Kathy Lavold at mntth po nt. •She's tP.ally on top of her game." Glenn stud. Newporf Beoch/Costo Mesp Doily Pilot Dalt l't.it { I >STA Mt::SA -[f ') 1m rf'.• look1nu 101 an ('11 er<1r boost s11npl}' by Wt1t< hmg ~onwliucly cl~e "' ori. step ms1cJl! Est,lnc1a lhgh' ·qymnaswm and fK' 1 k dl the do7.cn 01 o '111s1tr plave t1y1nu to c.c1fl h tlw eye of thud- \ c 1 hoy bii::>kc tuall rod h Rich Boyc1. ·.HI uH. ow. 1f }OU'"" lenrned {H\yUuog 1bout Boyce m tu~ 13 total year$ at r.: laryia }OU knuw about his hery approdch. ml v. h()tt ) <nir lc.llh•st plHyt'f is 6-foot-3 • tl!'nnq the· 1 ocis.l H <"dJOpdtgn, you c-an 11nag1ne th lu::rnq on the JJH!"t'il::>on court as Roye • ~!ape c:11>d rnolds his Eagles. tor \JP<:Qnung Puc 1hc C 'o«'>t L£>ague wars. C lll f>r<•C'llcc~ are so competitive, with 1 Vf'f' bod) CJ•'Htnct 111 ec1c:h oth<>1~· lace, that if ~ 1 wulk<'d m uui ~1ym, you wouldn't believe th1• inten-.;lty m tlw qy111, • Bo}ce said. I hl'1" on· I :l pldyer:s Boyce plum; to use, pos~1 Iii) o I ,W1, but \\1th lht> grctdudtion ot .-.1qhl '"rll<HS im h1ctiny Uuee-yNtr vafl>ity lcmcluut Sum N1•lsl)11 {now playmg volley- h.111 ot UC LA) thP-Eagle-. al~ relodding Wlth i' 111th qmckru.... dlHi, of co\Jr ... e, ctttitude. ts I think tts fur n public "th<>ols are con- cernPtl, ou1 b&:.kethctll pr0<Jram ranks right u1 tlwr" with onvhodr, nnd we're gomg to l!) wctl bard to kct•p that tradition going," Bo C'" said. ~\'\e'11• (lom9 to hght. I can S<:ty \/l' r+· going to haw~ c1 sue< e ... ~tul year 1ust by • cJldung thl work t>th1c ot our kids. They • DON lfA01 o v 01 \Nk o hard, anti they play '>O hard, dnd Estancia's Breit Valbuena tangles with Laguna. Beach in Pddfic Coast League play. '\ all llk1> eacn otner. Its a dose-knit up . Heading the list for this WJth ome "c11dinonds in You H cc c1 dilferPnt l!dgl~ teum them m season ts-6-foot Junior p@mt p R E V I E W Lh" rough." lncludPd m 110 pc1st. ,guard Travis Chandll'r, ont• that category 1<> 6-fool The p<1st hasn't ucen 0 hncl tor Estdnna, of· the best athlete!> on the sophomore Eh<1~r1r Mui" ~Juth hdrl its Um P·} t•ur reiqn a" PCL chdITI-c:qudd who's a nahual at his ESTANOA donmlo, Ule M\ P of lust pion napp.-d liist )cdr, u sedson m which pos1bon, BoycP ~<&tel "He' HIGH yC'ar'::> trPshmf•n t~am \\'hO the Euglcs cndcc1 19.10 uftN yt!tting beat 10 1 not afraid lo take CJlf on the BOYS pla}S ii OUt" or two oncl tJrmblt• over11mr h} Bishop t-.lontgornery 7'1 -clnbble." B~yce said. could make an utl)MCI 011 r~1 111 a nwmotahlc• {'If southern Section Valhu<>na, d prohfic ~C'OI· th1. year·~ varsity. Dl\"ls1tm lll·A sPmtfmill. ('r who hd1yht 1s lfm1tPcl Speetl 0<1nd mten!'iity like, will pla) a thml.! and Peter Andersen 6-2 Sr. BoycP s.1111 "TtlerP will be ~huuld rnukr> C:stdJt 10 "tun to watch, wui or four, depentlmg oil thP. s1IU· Travis Chandlef 6·0 Jr. lots of times m lht"' lnurtll Jo-.•', w f.ci}C, -.m<J ation. . Ddrshaun Garner 6·3 Jr. qt1ru1.-1 we may hove loui < )tal) lhreP playt I mt urn from la~l sedson "He's Cdpable of sconrnJ Manu Tanielu 6-1 Sr. ~untors and a ..,ophbmore> on . juninr !lutml John Cant.r~ll. und senior 30 pomts m a Cl<lll • " lioH P El1asar Maldonado 6·0 So thP noor <tt UH• ~111,. 11me. ~ ~vf\'iotds Brett Vall>i.t:.:na and Pe ter Ander-said of the Daily P1lr1t's ·f!( -Ja.,on Simco 5· 10 Jr. Jason Sunrn, a 5.1 o but Esl<1nna \\ 111 feature SlX shooterc: ond-team All-PCL selecuon Steve Rodrigue? 5 10 Jr. iu1uor, wa-. the MVP of an knock tt11,.,.11 thit!u-pomters. last -;eason, \\ho a-.:erdge-3 Sr. and anMh~r of Boyct> s SCHEDULE '98·99 Eagles Dec. 1 at Corona de1 Mar, 7;30 p.m. Dec 7 at Century Tournament Dec. 8 -at Irvine. 7.30 p.m. Dec. 9· 12 -at Century Tournament Dec. 15-16-lS 19 Irvine World NeM Classic Oet:. 23 • at Huntington Beach, J.p.m. Dec. 26 30 -Estdllcia Tournament Jan. 2 -at Santa Margarita, 7 p m. PACIFIC COAST UAGUEi (7 P.M.) Jan. 8 -at Costa Mesa Jan. 13 -Aliso Niguel (home) Jar. 15 ·at laguna Beac.h Jan . 20 at Unrvers1ty Jan 22 -Laguna Hills (home} Jan. 29 • Costa Mesa (horne) Feb l -at Aliso Niguel Feb. S -I aguna Beach (home} Feb. 10 • University (home) Feb. 12 ·at Laguna Hills game, moc.Uy IJ} attacking Kelly Newman 6 0 Sr. "diamonds m tht! rough • thP. ~ and recycling often-Corey Fuller 6·2 Jr. Simco, however, wa ~we board!. lowe,J by a knr>" mJury Andersen, whos • p<ist-Coactt: Rich Boyce OVr>f Uu> sumrn1•1 .season shootmq hermc ....7le\ P. Rodnguez, a 5· 1 o dgamst Bds <>ll and third· t J 1; 1 seeded Snn D1mr s ln t s a Jumor w llJ a rr P }'S oot-ball, l a lcft·hanrlcr who .son allowed E tcmC'ia tu duvmtce to the ~nu-plays hmd Boyce said. "Ht• our be t <.>n finals tor the second hme m lmu ~car!3, lS b-ball defender.· the rnach said 2 and plap; lhe lyp1cal hu.sttmu·stvlt• qame Rnc1n Jun~nez, a 5· lll iuninr, ccmlcl l'-P Boye e dppit>cldtes tmw dt e~ery position on tJ1£> rl1101 ltus s~ason Cantrell, il 5.10 two quard. i bt?mg C()lll• except µmot guard "I fl'<; 'iCA'11 t>Y cllltl \Cl)' pared to Nebon t1s 011 oubid" sholJIP1, Boyn~ v·ocal. • Bo} ce said. saif~ ad~iition to handlt•i, btdncia tup· Scruor like Slnplcton, F!i,tanc 1a s thml 6· newcomers me-ludo fi-3 1m1101 Dar hdlm· 3 player, is ~marl of the court cmcl ho Gamer, who rebounds well ancl mrJde huge impro\'ed hi'> Jump -.hot. unprovemfmt-; ovPr thE'l s11nu11~r, tmd toOll>all Kelly Newman, ti 6-foot spmor up from C.ldndout l\t.m.u ran1clu. I ve1 at1le b I th~ IV, \•lll pro .. 1de depth at th!:' two, lhrt•t senior who can play ci threl•, !om m flv ~·Id tour sputs. C01e, Ful11.?1, a h·Z JUlll r "He'~ been a h19 surpni,f•," Boyn> ... r trdnsfer from Cc15la Mesa. IS talented hut "That tit•mendou athletic ability has L ..• 1 will probably spend most ul th season on transferred to the ha::.kethaU comt " the JV learning the system, Boye" sa1rl Now that Bovee is on campus lull-time (he Bo~ cc also has • new uddlt1on to th1"" tealhes the tn·school "u pension µcogram), coaching :;tatf, fonncr Garden Grove hcild he has become an m-how, .. JeCl\utcr. which man D<>We) Van Cl av", father of longlnn hac; paid big dividends dl the lower levels Eagle as 15t nt, Ru t} . Thorsd?y Nov mber 26, 1998 83 (-ft-& 0 l-G-t IH.·-s~tt 0 0., s . Youth and enthusiasm provide Corona del Mar· a foundation for optimism: lhtttt'r f'AI I t.NUl lkity Nol ·CORONA DEL MAR - CQrOnd c.lel Mar Hjgh girls baskctlHdl coach· Elbert Davis has~ en LhP P.nem\' . < ml replact>d tl The tonner Southem Ctt1i. Elbert Davis forma Coll•~ye puml gudrd made 1Jttl(> headway with last yedr· 4-lQ team, whic•h · mustPred about as much enthuSl- asm <h suc.'C'ess But. w1th ctll but two new far:es, mduding eight underclassmen, . on this year's 12-plc1ye1 roster, Davis dntlopates a turnaround for the program. whJCh has lost 11 sLraJght ~ames, 23 in a row m the Sea View ~Hague. "We're a much heller team from top to bottom • IJavb said. "Our girb this yedr all love to pld)" the gamt' and tbe} like io be around eAch other. \\e're' all iookmg forward to a much oettP1 year ... PREVIEW CORONA DELMAR HtGH GIRLs 0 Lindsay Watanabe 5·7 Jr. 3 Courney Kawata 5-3 Fr. 10 Charlene Quon 5-3 Jr. 11 Mijanou Pham 5-6 So. 13 Andrea Gruber 5·3 Fr, 21 Kristin McCoy 5-7 So. 22 Stephanie McCoy 5-7 Sr. 32 ctuis Eyre 5·10 So 33 Karolina Libuda 5-9 So. 44 Jennifer DIC .son 6-1 Sr. 50 Ainsley Kling f>:.1 So 55 Uime Hawkins ·S-8 Fr. Coach! Elbert Davis. quad open" Dec A dt home· ag~un:.t Dand Hilb . C>ctVt!> t~rme.cl 6-1 :.ophomore J\inslP)' Khng iet "r~houndmg machine,·. whiJP sophbmoie Karohna L1buda and Mi1anou Pharn, a well ctS freshmen Andrea Gruber Cam~ Hawkins tiOd Courtney Kbwata, add to the theme of optlITUSm. •\\'e have some talent, at' JU"t unde\ eloped tal- ent," aid Davis. who belteve.. his learns shooting percenl.ilge and 33 5 team !oC'onng '8\ erage should tmprove. St?mor Jennifer D1ck::.on and JUmor Charlene Quon a1e ·the lone varstty vet- erans and botn wtll be sldples 1n the starting hneup, according Lu L'>av1!>. D1ck..;on, a u-Charlene Quon foot-1 center, u\(!r· ~All our gul::. can shoot \\'e spt'>nl e lot of time m the off·!>eason develop· ing shooting skilb." .__ Dav15 said such mstruction was dtfficull last ear, but this -.•ear's group hd" embraced hls teachmg::. ugi>d 5.4 pomb lu.st soa<:on, thmi· best behind grdauated semor ,,~d All-Newport-Mesa D1stnct p\"r- fonnt>r Sarah Dunlap (11 6), t1nd former fre<>hmdn Bntta Vogelc (6 6), who ''ill c.:oncentrnte on oc- c.~r th1::. winter "Jenmfer b dchmtelv th glue," Davi... aid ot his four-~ ear vaNt}' performer. "She .!ihoulrt be dble to dommate at both ends of the floor• Quon. \\'hose 2 9 points J>er gcime , .. ere fourth-best la::.l •a- son. w11l take O\t?r poml guard <Jutles and lead whal Davis hopes will be on up-tem110 attack "(Quon) J!> HOtny \o d1) lt all for u • " Dt1v1s said of the .'>-3 returner "We can't play· a hc1lf ·cuurt qame with µeople, so we'n• gomq to Irv to qo 110 ~ all twer rl1P cuurt dn<l see whcH hdppen " , Lmd~tiy WantanahP t1 5.7 junior who played for thP Santt1 Marganta High 1umor varsity l&~t eason 1s slated to stttrt 111 Ut;:> backcourt, while 5-10 ophomOT'' Chns Eyre, up from the JV, is a from-runner tor a starting nod up front Kn~un and Stepharue McCo), u ... ophomorc anci emor, respec· bvcly, hgure to round out the line- up ac::cordmg to Dttvis whose "These guls want to learn the game. v. hif'h make') m~ Job o much eao;icr. I feel hke 1.h1s n; my program. now I ~ee player:. proud to wear that umfonu <ind I think that will bow m tbClI play. s c HE o·u l E '98-99 Sea tangs Dec 4 • Dana Hflls (home), 7 Dec. 8 at Saddlebadt. 7 Dec. 10-12 ·at Estano.i Tournament Of!c. 1 S 19 • at Ml(\lon V1eJ0 Tournament Dec. 23 -4lt Laguna Be~ Dec. 2s.:.JO, Jan. 2 -at Santiago Tournament SEA VEW lu.GUf (7:30 a-.M.) Jan 7 • at El Toro J n g • Unlversf1y (home), non league Jan 12 ·at Woodbridge Jan 14 • Newport Harbor (home) :Ian 19-trvine (home) • lan. 21 at Santa Margarita J~n 28 -at El Toro Feb 2 Woodbridge (home) Feb 4 -at Newport H rbof Feb. 9 • at Irvine F b 11 -Santa Margarita (home) IW8 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot ,._IUC NOTICll "*IC NOTICD PUMJC llOTICU PUii.iC NOTJCQ PUii.iC NOTICll MUC 1IOTICll ~ llOTICll PWIJC ll01'ICll PUIUC NOTICI !Wltllp H9Ye )'Oii ..._, dOlng dueled by:.,, 1ndMd1191, m by: M lndMdWll dueled by: an lndllr'ldull by: en lnc:MdlMl.o-1-~ ~ tll'I ~....:.... OBITVU'f ________ , ....... you •t#ted ~ ytC? No Hewe you MMed ~ H*'9 you 9tlll1ed dolt'9 ... YoU --... ...,. you *ted ...... "' ......... ,~ .._,. .1!W* • ._.'"•• ~ ytC? v .. 1111 _ • ~-....,... _,__ • _,..., .. ___ ~~---LOCIOelY,.-----,...,.. I~ 18 Mw ...... ,... W. ,ma. Jr. Noe-AnOr-. 0. Leon <;attly MM Tl'MdWey Crlllg ~ U. HullNe ~ Qy flltd JM rollowlng peqone ,,.. Tl'lanh·Tlm Thi Trtn · The followlng l*'ION.,. ·Thia Ital.,,,.,_ wu fl!M Thi• Ni.ment -. ftlecf Thia ~ Mil ftled Thie ....,m.m w. tlltd Thie Alditttl'tl "' 1led T'hlt =1~~ ~ of Martin .I., .Ir. 1 oorna ~ aa: ADvr> 1ll .cat~ wa. ~ doing bullneM •• "'**' w11t1 ttie c~ Cln or wttt1 ttie County Cltttl of with ttie CouotY Clertc Of w11t1 the eouney Cleftc °' the County Clef1c with . --"' 11'°""' (lllleftw) CATES ON Baw.F Of With the County °"" of Tool Ind .Pie 1CXU4f '°"" Orlnge COUnty an"~ Oftnge County otl 11/24/N Of-:igt ~on ~Q/7/M ~County on 11f1Clr'll eo-nv on 11/17/11 ~ eountv, .... :"n4MO N of N ~Hll.OAEN, AN eOUCA· Oflnge COUt1IY on 11/17/M M~ It..:~ CA . t .... n.an tllllTINH , .... ntH? , .... '"... u111nMIO ~ • ewpot1 f TIONAl CONSUL TINO t .... n ... t ~170 ' D.ity Piiot Nov 5, 12, 10, Ollly Pilot Nov. 29, O.C. I, D.-y Plot Nov, 6. 11, 11; Oti1fV Piiot Nov, 11, 11, M. o.ly l'lot Nov" 19, II, 0-'Y "'°'Nov. I. 1~i.:3 ::C~: 1= ar:= COMPANY tit! ~U'"ta Dally Pilot Nov. '9, te, MlehMI Edmund Wiiiame, 28, 1M 'Th743 10. 17, 199& l1'167 tt, 19M Til'7~ o.o. 3. 1... ll'lm • '· 10, ,... ll'l141 .;;•;.:•..;1.;.•;.;...--~~=---hOepttal A act\. ~~~unt ngton o.c. s. to. 1tte ll'l1+4 = =· %~~""" PUIUC lfOTlCI Ml.JC NOTICI PVIUC MOT• ,.,..,_,_ _WtlOTlll •· ,.UC NOTICI Marty '9 ~~ Clltlat~pher fl ~NII. PUIUC MOTICI W81111t w.r, 2721 s..... hi• t>at•nt•. Am.iia i12t ~ta A~.. 1200, rlln W,, CorOna, CA t1'719 PlotMI•• •••II HI IJlelllto • .......... ._ ................ Ill Ht• and Mtll1kl J . L.oc~ ti~l\tlngtcui 8Hch, CA f'lotltloue ._,,_.. Thi• bu•lneH te con· N..,.. ltatertMnt N...,.8tatement Nw8tatef1Mftt "--•tatawt ney, 8r., of N9Wp0!1 92646 NllM9 • ......._, ducted by· 1 ~ Pitt· Tl\e to11owtna peBOna ••• The 1ollowlng person• •• The following pereona 11• Tiit fOllowlng pel"90nl .,. Tl\e ~ ~ ar• The to1owtno Plf'IOl'lt .,. BNcl'I. Thia bu1lntu 11 con-'1ll9 rollowtng pereone .,. '*9hlp doCl10 bllaineta It' doing btltlntN u. New-dolllQ ~ ... PtdfSc doing ~ u · The ~ •: C 9 dolna bUlineM ... MEO A)ong ttme ,..-dent <M.•td by: an lndf'<\d\111 dOillQ bUtlnMe .. : The H1.,. V04J IWWd ~ a) 1 Homebftd AM/tv, port Wrciught Iron, 1808 Blue FUndlllQ. 1001 w..e Sptl~ ~ 1I042 onatructlon COf'/lpany. TE(:A, 12NI W•em Ave., of Ortnge county, Ha'le you ttarttd dOlno TQW91' c.nt.r, 6241 Uncoln butlnft• vet? Ho b). HB A.11ty, 110\ Vlao-Newport Blvd.. Co•t• 11U\ &.. IJrilt IT, eo.ta Serrta Cleudla It.,~ t0271 ...... DJ .. ~ Oatdtn Otove, CA 92841 Matfy WU 9mployed • t>oalneita yet? Ne Avenu.. Cypr .. a, CA MlctiMI I!. Wllllamt tie StrMI, Suf .. IP, Cotta M ... , CA 92427 t.t ... , CA 82927 Vallev, CA t270I Betch,.CA 11t48 Cttat1" O. Lloyd, 11041 A oodwfff I d • 'CMll<>Pt* Rua,.. 90830 Thi• ltlllement w.. lll9CI MeM. CA t2a27 John euroet, 2520 6Mllftw Aoben L. Dlcklnaon, eoo April L•n•V 1.eonatU, Jfiffrwf · WllllMn Ctoaw.11, St.. Unit A, Huntington ~r g,an,.. ~u~~ Thi• ttr.emanl "'.. fifed ~ Toww Aeoonvey-Witt\ "'-County Cletk of Shan1 Ilene Foatac, 93&1 Aw. ~ona del Mir, CA HIMM'llt, Newport 8"ch, 18042 Sll'lta Cl.udl& It., 1021• ~ DJ .. Hununo-8"Ch. CA 92&47 ·-Th With the County Cltl'k Of •nc• Corl)Of•tlon, (CA), Orange County on 11117/at Vtlltdo Ortve. Hunt~ t2e25 CA t2tOO l"ountaln V8Ney, CA IVOI on~. CA~ Thia bueln•H le con-many years. oe• Or•na• County on 11/03Jl8 &470 OnnQe Avenue, CY" t..._en"4l48 S..Ch, CA 92e4e Thi• bu•ln•H I• con-Thl1 bualnNe 11 con-Thia buelnen I• con-Thie buelnen 11 con-ducted by:.,, tndMdual who knew Marty win 1 ... 8774'84 prtN, CA 90e30 Diiiy PllOt NOY .,8 28 Thi• bu•lnH• 11 con-ducted by: 1n lndMdual ducted by: an lndMdull ~ad by: II\ lndMdull d\ICMd by: an lndMdutl Have you atarted doing r•mamti.r hi• warm O•ily Pilot Nolt 5 12 11 Thia bualneH la con-Dec 3 10 1"' · ni14.; ducted bv; 111 todMduat Hive you etarted dOlna Hive vou ltMed dOtng H1Y9 you etart4ld doing ....,_ you ~ doing buelnen vet? No 1mlle tnd outgoing 26 1118 • rti735 ducted by:• OOJPonU<ln • • • Have you ltar1ed doing lxlalnea v-t? No • bullnn1 vet? v .. , W1-411 ~yet? No buefrtMit yet? v ... e-1wr Cl'l.i.. Lloyd ~maanor. · Have you ftltted ~ PUIUC NOTICI bullneu yet? YN, 7/87 John Elllon Ro~ L. OldUnaon Aortl lANly l90ntllSI Jaflrey W. Croewtll llll• _..,,,.,,. wu ftltd Th• fa m 11 y ha• 'UILIC MOTIC! · 1xie1neu ~ No Shem Fo11• Thi• atmment wu 111.cs '"'" lta*'*1t -... tli.ct Thia "-tem.nt wa. ftled Thie etat9m.nt wu l!i.d wtlh ttta C°""'Y Cltr1t of ,.qu.1tec1 that In 1i.u _ _ _ Cypf ... 'rower R~iw.y· Thi. atatement wu ni.cs with the County Clerk or with the County Clerk oC wtth Iha eouncy Clertc Of wtth tilt County Clerk~pr er.,,.. County on 11/04198 of now.,., don.Uona P'lotttloUI ~ anoe Corporation, Oenl" Nw atateMent with ll\t County Clefk or Orange County on 11/03/98 Cringe County on 11/03198 Orange County on 11110/M ~County on 11/24/M t .... 7T44H be made QoOdwtll ln- N-.ite 8tatenMnt c Lodato, PrHJdent Th• touowina penione .,. ~ County on 11/03198 , .... 77~ 1"88774*47 ' 1 .... 7710t4 t99M'nUtt Oally PllOt Nov. 5, 12, 18, duatrl.. or Orange me follo\Mng peraOnt .,. ~~ .~~tntty ~14 dOI~ bualMU .. ~ Portlf t•MT?4H1 Dally Piiot Nov. 5, 12, 19, Ody PDot Nov. 5, 12, 18, Dally Piiot NoY. 12, 1t, 29, Otlly Pilot Nov. 28, Dae. S, 28, 1118 Th754 County or to your ,.. llolng· ·txitlnen u . Int• Of ~°fy 11~ ~ubl ~t11ttona & Mart<at· Oaltv PUot Nov. 5, 12, 19, 28, 1998 1'1'1739 28, 1908 Th749 o.c. s, 11118 1'1'1781 10 17 1tte Tl\158 .,._1 .,. NOTICI vortta ohartty. -~~.cs J:h=.s~= anae tne:.,14Me Gj;. ~0~:J_.tv~ 28• 1998 Th730 PUBLIC NOTICI PUBLIC NOTICI PUIUC NOTICI . . • rv-.v A C•••bratlon of ut9. Stach, .c. t2fSe3 o.itv Piiot NOY 5. 12, 1', 92029 PUBLIC NOTICE PUIUC NOTICI "'°""'• ......... Mamortal S•rYlce wilt Robeft La1.Wtnct F11ehtel, 2iS 1998 Tll748 LI• Elllllf POftlf, 2335 flletftlCHMI............ P1otftloue 8ualnMa l'lotttlew lkmlR111 Plolltt•• ...,nn1 .._ 8......_nt ~held on O.C.mber .2620 Cllff Dr.. Newport ' WHtmlnet., Ave., Coeta PlotltMul aw"'9n Name St.tem.nt Name 8tatement NMM • ........,.. Nw 8tllt1••nt ma follOVMg pet90N •• 1. 1999 at 2:00 p.m. at Beach, CA 92863 PUBLIC NOTICI! . M .... CA. 92ei7 Neme 81eNIMrlt Tl\e followtna pen10n• •• Th• followtna par.one 1ra The followlng pel'IOfll .,. Th• followtng pel'90l\t .,.. dOlllQ txialnMa u: Auto goodwlll tnduatrlae, • Roe.hard J Knot1 &Jn Thi• bualn•H la con-The folfowtng peraona are doing bull,,.., u Moblla dotna bualneu aa: Otobal doing t>uelneM •: Plazl dolna bUalnMe u: THE Mntt. 17307 Mt. WVrtna. 410 North FalrvlN, Manitoba, Playa de/ Rey, flotttloua Bualne• d\lcted by: Ari lndMduaJ doing bUalnaN u~ CM>to-Newa Networlc. 129 Tur· Import and Expoi1, 1048 Ir· Auto 81111 1533 811t• St., PUKA MAN, 1210 Autlll1d Fountain ValtrJ, CA 92709 Santa Ana, CA. 82703 · CA 90239 Name •a.tem.nt Hive you et.art.CS dotng , ... , 1921 Slnflago Ortv., quOIH Av•.. Newport vln• Ava •• SUit• #189, New-IF, ccma M .... CA 92029 Rd., ''· Newpol't S..Ch, N•d•r Amlrvand, 21A l 1115 bUllnHI I• con· Th• following ptflOOI are lxlaln ... yet? YH, Oct. 8, Newpor1 Beach, Clfltomla Beech, CA 92682 port Bffch, CA 92980 l•mall Sam Shar, 1300 CA t288S Ulllt "'1.. N. 1\lttln, CA oucteo by. a oooe<al part· dOlllQ bullneu u : Cvber• 1998 92IS80 Klmberley Ro111ll, 129 l<Mth K~I. 1048 lrllna Ad1ma Ave .. 113A. Cotta Stwe 84fd, 1210 Rutland 92108 , tshfp tooth, 179 E. 17th Sfrwt, u .. Pott., Larry Orant OeShater, Turquol.. Ave.. Newport Ave.. Newport BMch, CA M ... , CA 92t2e Rd.. II, Newport BMch, Thia buelneH It COl)o t .,, you 111111<1 f:lojng Ste 1149, Co.ta M•"· CA TIU etat•ro-nt wu flled 1921 Sant11g<> Dr, Newport Beach, CA 82662 828eO Thia bu11ne11 la con-CA t288S ducted by. 1n lndMdual ousln••• yet? No 92827 with th• County Clertc or Beach, CA 92680 Thia bualntn I• con-Thia bualnaH I• eon-ducted by: 111 lndMdUal Thi• buelneH la con-Htw you atarted doing Rebert L Ft1chlel Jule Handlem1n, 119 E. Orange County on 11/03191 Thia bualnesa ~. con-ducted by: an lndlvfdual ducted by: 111 lnc:!Mdual H"" you lltll1ed doing ducted by: In lndtYkfual bUtl,,_. yet? Y•, &-2()-91 Can't Hem lo get to all ll,10H · repair fobs around the houH? Thia atatomen! w11 "•ed 17th SttMI, SI• IP149, t ... 8716391 ducted by: "' lndMdual Have you 11artlld doing Have you stllted doing lxllfnaH yet? v ... 10-11· Hive you atll1ad doing Nadlf Amlrvarid '" h tho County Cllfk of Coate Mesa, CA 92627 Dally Pllor Nov 5 t2. 11 Have you atarted doing buslnna yet? Yes, JI/I 98 lxlllneu yet? No 98 bullnha ytC? YM, 9'.Q8 Thi• statement wu fti.d Oionge County on 11/03198 Timothy Mllllgln, 178 e. .. ....... . • I buelneat yet? v ... 11/02J l(Jmblfly RON&ll Keith Kevil llmlll Sam Shit Stwe Bird with ttle County Ctn of 1"89774372 171h Strff1, St• 1149, 2"· ,......, Th737 98 Thi• ltateiMnt Wat fifed Thia •latament WU fifed Thia ltstement WU tlled ,,, .. ~ WU flled Orana-eountv on 11/24/98 1111~ ?oiot Nov 5 12 19 Costa M.,a, CA 926a7 PUBLIC NOTIC! Lwry G. D•Shazer with the County Clerk of with the County Cln oC with th• County Clertt Of with the County Cltl'1( ol t .... 77Nt9 11 ~ ' Th742 Thia buslneH I• con-This atatement wu flied Orange County on 11/03191 Or1nge County on 11/03M Or1nge County on 11/10/91 Orlngt County on 11/24/98 Dally Piiot Nov. 28, o.c. 3, ' _ duciea ~ co-partners F1otlttoua Bualneaa With the County Clettc 01 1"8eTT43e9 teMe7743eo 1 .... neooe t .... nean 10 17 1998 TM5' PUBLIC NOTIC! bli•vt you.....,ttattN ad doing N ..... Statement Or~ Coooty on 11/04/98 Dally Piiot Nov. 5, 12, 19. Delly !»lot Nov 5, 12, 19, Dilly Piiot Nov. 12, 19, 28, Diiiy Piiot Nov. 28, Dae. s. . PUii.i' c--· ---· -us0ine .. '/•u o The fotloWlna persona are i8'89774M2 28, 1998 Ttl740 28, 1998 Th751 Dec. 3. 11118. Thn2 10. 17, 11118 Th1541 '"'"" F1ctttl6ua BulJn.aa Ju • Handlemao doing bu1lne11 u : P1clftc Dafty Pllot Nov. 1a, 19, 28, --------- Name 8tatament wtThhl• ,!!:-t~~ wuCI kftredf Data Tech, 3149 KtrTV "'1 .. o.c. 3, 1aee TI11e:i PUBLIC NOTICI! PUBLIC NOTICE PUIUC HOTICI PUIUC NOTICI 1'1otltloua1 9UllMH . following ptfaons er• t ,,. ....,,._ .. ~ tf o Cotti Mesa, CA 92826 .._.. tat.....m (fJ1P9 bualr.111 ... o,..nge Or911g1Countyon11/03/98 Uglja• Seader. 238e Hat-PUBLIC NOTICE F1ctttlow aulJMP Flctltlou9 8US1""8• Plotttleua 9uam111 ......... .......... The 1ollOWlng peraona •• :::·Jo.inty Direct Mall, 18385 1"Hl743'14 bor Blvd., #202, Costa NUM 8tatement Neme Statement ....... ltatetMnt N .... 818 ...... nt dolllQ bu9lnM9 u : OUEST, Bandlller Ctrcte, Fountain Dally Pllo1 Nov. &, 12, 19, M111. CA 92828 Flotlttoua 8•1""9 The loUowlng peraona are The rorrowtng pe<aone Ira Tl'le followtng l*'IOl'lt are Tha fOl1owtnO ~·are 177 F Rlveftlda Ave., New-Vallty Callfornla 92708 28 1998 Tl\144 Drag1n Stankovic, 3149 Nem. 8tet..,,.,.t doing bualtleH 11: MATT'S doing lxlalntH u : doll'IQ bUe?nan u : KOALA doing bUllnaM u : Topllne pact Bffch, CA t28e3 Oiange Col.f\ty Direct Mall, ' Kerry Ln., eo..-M .... CA Tl\e followlng pareon1 are BIG AJA SPORTS, 14474-C Chatt .. Uoyd Enltl'J)tlMI, CAAE.. 1918 ~ Ave .. Mongage SeMoee, 40$ Iris Pa1tlcl1 E. Llghtlf, 1890 n~orporattd, (C1llfornla) PUBLIC NOTICE 92628 doing bullne.s H '. PENS Culver 01111•, ltvfne, CA 17041 A St., Un" A, Ii~ Cotta M ... , CA 12627· Avenue, CofON Dal Mat, 1811'1 St .. IP-1(je, Newport 836~ eandllltr Clrclt , Thi• bualneat I• con-PLUS, (FHhlon l1l1nd 92604 tJngton Beach, CA 92&47 2211 CA 92825 8each, CA 92883 f cuntatn Valley Callfomla 1'1otltloU9 8U81nesa ducted by: co-plltnenl Mall) 401 Newport Blvd.. Matthew\ J Rleden, 2075 Evalyn Uoyd, 17041 A St., Elizabeth Hurley, 1919 Or· Edith M.. Fln9"· 1321 Thi• buelnaH le 9on-~;o709 Name 8tatament Have you atarted 'doing Newport e .. ch. CA 926eO Gold•n•v• Place. CO.ta IA, Jiuntlngton Beach, CA 1nge Ave .. Cotta M .... CA Bayelde Drtve, Corona 09' ducted by: an lndlvldual 1 hie bu11neo 11 con-Tl'le following !>tl"IOllt are lxlllnMI vet? No Aflhln Allab1df, 200 P•· M ... , CA t282S 92847 92827·2211 Mar, CA 92ei5 Have you .,lrttd doing J >ltted by; 1 corporatlOn dolna bullneaa u: 8-nlt Ugljeu EJ .. d•r clflc Cou1 HlghWIYh #339, Thia buelneu la con-Thia bualn•H la con-Thia bu al nan I• con-Thi• buelnfH I• con-bulln.M vet? v ... 190'3 Lei the c1as1U1ed Service Directory help you find rellal1I& help. Give us II c11tll CLASSIFIED 842·5878 Have you started d61ng Sc.Ille Group, 171 River· This etate,,,.m wu flied Huntington BHC • CA ducted by: an Individual ductod by: an lndMdual ducted by: Ill lndMduel · ducted by: an lndM<fUll Pa1rlcfa i:-. Lighter l.) alneu ye,? Yes 1~1-IMI sfdt Dr .. Newport Beach, with uie County Cllft< of 9'2&48 Hava you 11arted doing Hive you started doing H1va you etlrled doing Hive you etart9cl doing Thia ft•ttmant wu ftled • PACIFIC VIEW orange County Dir.ct Mill, CA 92M3 Orange County on 11/03J98 Thia bualn•H le col). lxlelneal v.rJ No txillneu vat? Yu. 2·23-98 bulln ... y.rl YM, Sept. 83 bualnad yfl(f No with the County Clerk of MEMORIAL naRK orpo11ted Scott AatldY Pouleon, 1n RMH· t .... 1'743a7 due19d by. an Individual Matttle'#J. Rledtn Evelyn Uoyd Eltub«hHuM'/ Edltt\ MM Fllfell Orange County on 11/24/18 r-" , .etcher secietary •Id• Dr.. Newport Beach, Diiiy Piiot Nov 5 l2, 19 Have you atarted doing Thia statement wu filed Thll atalement wu ftled Thia ltAltemenf wu ftled Thie atatamenS wet filed t ... 877A29 Cemetery • Mortuary Tl'ta st'ateme11t w., filed CA 92863 28 1998 · • Th7s2 bulln"' yet? No with the County crertc of with the County Clafk Of wtth the Cour1'y Clertc of wt1h the County Cler1( of Dally Piiot NOY 28 ~ 3 ,.,11h tne County Clertt of Carmen Cimini, 1n Rlvaf· • Afehln Alfabadl Orana• County on 11/031116 Orange County on 11/04198 01ange County on 11/11/91 Orange County on 11/24/M 10 17 1998 • • Th169 Chapel• Crematory <>r•rio;i• Coon!) on 11 03 '98 •Id• Dr., Newport Beactt. PUBLIC NOTICE Thlt atatamant WU flied t99H'1'14$70 19Mt774979 t .... neeeo t..-enu1e • • . 3500 Pactnc View Ori11e 1H88774345 CA 92863 with the Coumy Clerk oC Delly Piiot Nov. 5, 12, 19, Dally Piiot Nov. 6, 12, 19, Dl!Jy Piiot Nov. 19, 28, Ollty Pflot Nov. 28, Dae. 3,t----------1 Newport Beech tauy Piiot Nov~ 12 19 Thie buelneH la con-F1otltloua11U.,,.... OfaogeCountyon 11117/98 281991 Th741261998 Th755 O.C.3 10 11198 ThT41101711198 Th1~ G'"R'"GE 644-2700 ' • ' • ducted by: co-partMre Neme atetement t998877MS• ' • • • --·--·-------1 ,,.. ,.. :.!o 1898 lll747 t!::• you at?':'ecs doing The fot1owtng perao"' .,. oa1iv Pnot Nov. 11. 2iS, PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICI! PUBUC NOTICI! PUIUC NOTICE SALE HINTS PUBLIC NOTICE ~~•on ~°:ti 1,:=~·:oJ'i~.'?.: o.c. 3, 10, 11118 Tl'l148 F1otlttow 8 .,.1,,... ,.'rtftfoua 9us1,.... F1otltloU9 11ua1n111 P1otttloua ••line• F1otltJoua Bualne.A Thlt atatement w.. ftled Ave.. Newport Belcti, CA PUBLIC NOTICE NatM Statement M._ Stet.ment Name Statement N ..... l.........,t N•rM atat~t with the County Cln of 92ee0 Thi followlng peraone ere Tl\e followlng Plf"Ont are Tl\e followlna penona .,. Tl\e followtng pel'90l\t .,.. lhl lo11owlng peraona .,. Orange Cowtty on 1 t 11 OM Southcout O.tlgnt tnc FlotlttcKla B&11Jne.. dOlllQ b01lnM1 u · Allled doing bual11191 u: lJJnl do Ing bu• In•• a 1 •: doing bWlnea u· Pur· ~o no bualn•H •• •) t"8e'n5003 (Delaware), TlltM CMatlna N•me Statement Equfpmtnt Co . 29818 s.1e1111 ... 3222 s. Mad-Woody'z, 1907 G1ltt11 chlM Power. t310 ·Logan r venty fou1 Seven, b) Daily Pilot Nov 12. 19, 28, Cen11f, 2(')1 N. Wllnut St.. Tl\e followtng peraons are White Otttr Lant, Laguna dock St. Santa Anl, CA T.,.,.., Coront dal Mw, CA Ave., Unit F, Cotta M .... Twenty 4 Seven, c) 24/7, o.c. 3, 1998 Th788 Wlltngton, OE 19801 dOlng bullnesa 11: Corey Niguel, CA 92877 '2704 '2425 CA 92828 -BefOl'9 yovr garage sale. detemnne what items you wish to sell. Make sure everything is clean and reoa1red PIERCE BROTHERS BEU BROADWAY Mortuary * Chapel Cremation ..:1Jt. w 18th st , E-3 Colla · Thia bualnell I• con-Chlrop11ctlc, 2887 Ent Patrick Richard l.ff1 29816 Marino Lun1, 3222 S . Mtd· Laurie Ann Woodf\lft, 1907 Petlf eontn 111 33035 Tar· MlW, CA 92827 PUBLIC NOTICE du<;ted by: a eotpOfttlon Coul Highway, CO(ON del Whit• Otter Lane. uguna dock St. SMll Ana. CA OllltM r.,.,.., Corona del raptn Ct., San~ Ceplll· Oonyt Garcia 936 w. 18th - -Have you atartld doing Mat, CA 028.25 Niguel, CA 928n 92704 M11, CA t2e.25 t'lnO, CA'92e28 :, unn E-3 Costa Mfft, flotlUoua Bualne.. bualnen r-'13 No MlctlHI J<evln Corey, 485 Thie b111lne11 Is coo-Thia bualn•H It con-Thia bualneH 11 con-Thi• bualMH It c~ v. 'i2827 Ne~ ltatam.nt Southcoaat 011lgn1, Inc., E. Centlf St., 1242, An•· ducted by: In lndMdual ducted by 11'1 Individual ducted by: 111 lndMdual ducted by: .,, lndMdU81 0"3 eernoa. 19041 Ctnttr The 1otlowlng pe1aon• 111 DI Marte, PrHtdent. helm, CA 91805 Heve you atatted doing H•v• you ltllted doing HIYt you ltllted doing ....... you 9tarted doing .>t. Orengt, CA 921169 dotna bullnett u : Moore Thia· atatement wu ftled Th1• buelnaaa I• con-bualnea1 yet? No bu91nen yet? No lxlelnMS yet? YH:i.. ~1&-97 bulll'IMI yfltl No ·~1 bualnen 11 c.on-Spine c.nter, 4950 Bii· with the County Clert< of ducted by: an lndMdull Patr1Ck lM • Marino l.l.w\I Lautte A Woodnm Pflttf Bonin J.cteo by 1 general pltt· rll'ICa Ptcwy., Sutt• 103, Ir· Orange County on 11/10/98 Have Y°" trtarted doing Thi• statement ,,.... flied ll'llt atatement wu fti.ct Thie at.attmant waa illed Thie IUd*nent wu Ned shlr ·Vina, CA 02714 19988778007 buetne .. yet? Yea, Nov. 1, With the County Cl•r1< of with the County Crenc of wfth the County Clat'k of With ~ County C*1il ot lave you lllrted doing Moor• Concepte Inc DallV Pilot Nov 12 19 28 1098" Orange'County on 11/03/98 Or1nge County on '1/09198 Orange County on 11/17/M Oraog• County on 11/24/at t .... tlrteu yet? No (C&llf)L 1280 Blaofl, Ste. Dec. 3 l9M ' ' nm; MICl\HI K. Corey 19999'1?4381 1"88774940 1MH'nl641 t .... 779327 v ryt Gerda 559, Newport Beach, CA ' Thie a1atement WU nled Dally Piiot Nov. 6, 12, 19, DalJy Piiot Nov. 12, 19. 28, OllJy Piiot Nov. 19, 28, Illy Piiot Nov 28 Dae 3 , ~.~· 1~;"C:ly w~r!n:''~ 91:: buelnH• ta con-PUBLIC NOTICE ~~:~ ~~~,:: 28, 1998 Th732 o.c. 3, um · Th785 oae. 3. 10. 1toe ll'l148 1~. 17, 1918 • • Th;5i rang• County on 1111o.iae ducted by: • corl)Of1t1on Plotttloua Bualneaa t ... e11aeet PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICI PUBLIC NOTICI! PUIUC NOTICI t"8817&0'14 Hcv• you ~ dOlng N.,... llet•ment • Dally PUot Nov. 19, 28, FlottUova Bvalneaa Flotl11ou9 •~--fllo1ltloue ....._ ,airy Pilot Nov. 12• 19· 28• ~';:' ~cept• Inc ,,,. followfng pereon1 .,.. Dec. 3• 10• 1998 1'1'1143 Name atatement N•me Stel.....,,t Name Statement lite 3• t096 • '"'™ Robert W. MOOl'e.' P .... i'. ~~~ •• :u~::c;:,~ ~ PUBLIC NOTICE ' The followlng pent0nt 11• The fotlowlng ptraone.,.. The fonowtng ptt10na.,.. PUBUC NOTICE dent Newl)on Blvd. Newport doing bualnesa u : Step-doing buslnaa u : The doing bu9irtn1 u: CASA-Thlt statement was flied S..Cl'I CA 9ieS3 F1otttloua BualMM ping Stone Conn9Cflona. 8 Roada End, 952 Carnation JUL CREATIONS, 1570 Plotltl••• ......... NwlletN'.-nt Tl\e followlng '*'°"'' .,.. dOlng ~ u : 1<1tchen va,ilfe.llot b42 5678 1 10 Broadway Costa Mesa . 642-9150 .. "Affordable Alternative" Discount Casket, Cremation & Burial Service F1otttloua 8uslneH wtth the Ccuity Clerll ol Frangellc1, Inc.. w:; Ntme lte1ement S1nd Strut, Laguna Ave., Cotta Meta, CA Cofporste DJ...'.J._ fPC, C<*8 Name 8tatement Orll\ge County on 11/17198 2929 J.lewpoi1 Jt!vd., Thi foltow1ng paraona are Ntguel. C~ 92877 '2828 M .... CA t2~ 1 fo11owlng '*'°"'at• t"8877SOS9 !JOit Beach, CA 92&e3 doing butlnau .. : lnror· C1thy Ann• Treadw1y, 8 Craig L. Martin, 952 C&ma· l1Jf11 Hughet, 168 TlfTIZB "'°'ng butlneN u · 5 Stat DaJIV . PllOt Nov 19, 28, Thia bualneu la con-mat!on Netw01k SeNlcee, Sand S1reet, Lagun1 tlon Ave .. COit& Ma11, CA Court, Cq•1• Mffl, CA Cloanera, 1215 Balo.er St~ Dec 3 10. 1991 Tl'1t42 ducted t>y: a eo<porallon 1048 lrvtne Ave., Sutt1 413, Nlgutl, CA 92877 92828 112427 MK Costa MtH CA 92828 ' Newport BMCh, CA 92860 Thia bualneH I• con-Thi• bueln•H I• con-Thie bualneu I• con- ti an h ·Tam fh1 Tr111, . CUUl•IFll!D , Noe Andr1da 0• \Aon, Shopping for • new CLAS81Pll!D CLASSIFIE> 3401 Helthor Cir • G1rden 11 • th• aolutlon you r• Overatocked With 2424 sen.-Ana Avt.. C-...... artment? cl ... ttted It•• th• • • • Y ·Io-II'• the aolutlon you•,. r •• CA 92840 M&IChlng ror . Wf\9lh· etuff? 105, Coat• M•H, CA -hi .......... 0 · N 13401 ., you're ... king a A call to 92847 late you compare accaH, Information-...,.c ng for • w1-u1• Elq)rMI, 2131 South Hath- Msy, hnta Ma, CA 92704 8ftan l<ay, 7 VII Oloroel, R1ncho Merg1rll1, CA 92e88 Thi• bueln•H .I• eon- Clualfled la ..... CONVSMIPT Whether you're buy· lngk Hlllng, or Jullt loo lng.~hu Why should you subject yourself & your f am1Jy to paying inflated prices for caskets & services???? tlther 9'g~n . Garden hom an apartment Classified Thlt bualn•H I• con• costa • without h ... I• packed marketplace er you're ... ldng • • ' or wonyl vt11t9d r~ularty • auc-hom•, en 1partment, What yo_u _nMdl Ca.A9SIP111D ...... 'J'. . Call Toll Free 1.SSS.~CA.5KEI' Serving Orange A Sarroundln1 Cooties !rove. CA 92840 a new occupation or will help Buy It. Sell It. Find It. Claaalfted ca .. fully • by all kind• a new occupation or ~~ bb~,~=~11 :;:: ~ • tta)' Pet M2.se78 cra .. ltled. 942-8878 of con•um•ra. even •stray pet. IUL111A11 fOllAll G:r l QU.Al ttOUSlt"' OPf>DR l UNITY BOUSBS/ CONDOS POR SALB GINllW. 1002 7011·9ff0 How to Plaoo A CLmlFIEIJAD R11tr~ 111111 rlrn1ll1111• .tr1· 11l1jn'I In .-lt,111gl' ~11h11111 1111111·1· 1111 p11hli,h1·1 fl''' r"'' tllf' nght '" 11•11""· 11·..!11,~if} n•\ j,,. m 11·j1•r1 1111\ 1'111!t•ifii·il 11hr111-1·1111·111 Plt•uM" ri•pnrt Ull) ••rror 111111 11111) h1 111 \u111 1 la 1fo•d ad m11111·1J1a11·l , l"lw D111l~ J>1!111 11rnp1~ 1111 liuh1li1} fur 1111\ 1•11111 111 1111 .uh rr1i~1w·111 for" hif'l1 ii nun lw · By t 'ax (7 1.:+) h:J 1-h-,,, .. 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Friduy 5:00prn NOMAmR HOW JOU SAY IT, CLASSIFIED CAN FIND IT. d}tar·r'~~ The Clas~fcd Advenising Department WILL BE OPEN Friday, November.27th 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Call before 5 p.ru . and we ~an still get your ad in for atwdays tdition. .. . BALBOA nNINStrIJl 1007 GENERAL ------ ---~ NDTUCkfi P•••r••lo Vl ... I allACM NOUS• DoYer 8hofM Home ..... 1mpo11no 3 Level• ~ =· =~ ... WW\ F~ ~. Mart> wood~ • &':"'YT c:.r~'r» =:--poof. One of .l 11.eeo.ooo ~ 1<1nd1 .. :~wooJMo . ..... nw120 ......, ..._... itcNaw ... tt lfMii1W 9491119'<)388 HA, Otflo•, HA, l'IAIA6Uii 1bf 168 hem o.111 newer tie no peta, M* cerptlt.. OATEO <'O'lt!l1l!NI & Y l\Y l'ASlllO~ ISl tJ<~·nnlllll ltt.'I('~ ncd sm.~1s rnMI ~oil 11JUt vi,•ws 1:.1~1) 1 ,uc(rt"I• lf\'11\A 111 "Mir lmgci 1, :a nr ~ un 11ll.,nmc111 11omct roof. •~··,000 --· (Mt> 8'7M11s 81M ~ AMlftOf'9 Cell 7&m-1191ft M.f' ~== ==== iiiiiiL.-WMMM~f -::::; =--== . THIS WEEKEND ONLY • 2·8tory Olant l'lxer, Ntce 28' aae, 2 blk8 MHt•r ault• with to ~ 20 en ow. lrg w .. .all pay you $25 a month ll•laonv •nd Huo• Metr-8r, Wllk .. IH>llt, e WI - Dectc ev.nootc?, the p1t101Y9rd gardener. to Uve with UI. M/I by 12/31/98 ~::.'· u':: .::,"X N/•m~:JrMo. •n• and recel-vea 825 off your rent Agef'lt • .-.~120 ••••a.-1oaa •or 6 m ...... _. • ..... 8 1 & 2BR+2BA WHAT l VINll aiif •' V'I!' ..,.. 2 aa •. ttte 9'1trY· new = ... -PO~ ... ;;----Newport Bay Terrace Apt8. Nr. CtwpM. a ,.p ... room ..... I\& Back Bay a golf 'coune, pooi, ~~COAST 1\PPOLWHL'VI' SEITERS Ff ~fonUn,t 11.nd CTCni.ng snlfu. g12.g20 Per Hour Tup-Jiruduca'll hi it her • 11 ... 11h, ll<n!•l I_....,, • 4111 K l'lon • .... .,,,._....,.(foi'1 . ''"" ...... 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M'Yi:. ....... llail~,e;Iot Put a few words to work for .you . Call 642-5678. Sofa, I', floral chintz, acce.aorlN. Sat '7:30- b .. utlful never uMd, 1pm. 1970 Port $900. CotfH table, _!P!~!•!!,..~~toe~N~B::_. --L---------------======::::~==: century mahogany WOOd In ohlpl)4M"ldal• at\lle, beYet.cs glua 1nfay on top, excellent condition, tsoo. (949) '750., 642 ...._~~~~-ttllEICBAN'DBE I MISC. 8015 STARTING ANEW BUSINESS??· I FIND ana~nt ttvoUgh classlfie~ I Buy tt. a.n 1t. And tt-Cl• 11..._.. ~ The Balboa Bay Club Is looking to fin tht following posltions: • Night Auditor·PIT • SecuntyOfficer·FIT • Purchasing Clet1<·FIT • Men's Spa Attendant·FIT • Ma1rnenance Portef'·PIT • Acoounts ~ Ctetk·FIT • Host/Hostess-FIT We malnta n a dtug·frM w0f1<pl oe aOcs Q«foon Pfe.employm.nt tubStance abUM tllllting. For Btl •••••••••••••••• Tlte IA al DtpartmtnJ al lhe lndtpfndtnl i~ pl ased lq ,;nnounce o ntw \tn•1cc no•• a••ailnblt tu ntK buicinr, e • n~ will nm~ SEARCll fht name fur •ou at no ~xtra chtii"J: , and ave JOU ti time and the trip to tlrt Court llou t! in Sa.nta na: Thtn, Of count, teftu!h ~tarch i\ cnmpltttd M'C •·illfilt ur fictmnuic bu(m ""'!'t ttaltmen.t w.th th Ct1untv Cltr. publi<h t>trct a M'edfor four Nit h a( r qu.nd bJ 'law and th n Jilt y<>Ur pr1H1/ ofpublicaJion •Uh the Cn11nty Cltrl. Pl~a.\1 stop bv '"file )'OUr fi<'lifio~" bu inru '.lattment al the lla1/] PllOl, ... t 0 n~ Bay St., Co~ta Mt.\O. lf ynu cannm irtop b , pl~t coll au al (949) 641.-1111 and i.·~ tt•ill llUlk.t armniemtnt Jor )'OU to halUI" thJ, pr~NUrt bJ maiL , • " . • .. ...... --.~=-----....... ~----------------11~.-------~~._..--~---------------------~·-------~-----------------~--------------------· ---. ... . B6 ThuDday, November 26, 1998 Newport Beach/Costa Meso Doily Pilot ACROSS I f flll fl 6 ~· !lspcov 10 C81Jb4{l0 type 14 Prov10e11c.e. - Wot<ld 15~~1led s >IJ1tr1 16 He 1C<Jt>hJr r vontor Sikorsky I ] 5tUIJffPf 18 Unlld'r J'lll•~on 19 lrp otrnrP 20 Cllldl'J'l Bulls Still 23 Spas.m ;>4 ButtP1fl1es -· rmo· 25 Smotllers and Cruise 28 Ro1tc1ball • tar 31 lt10 M n Who l'M tO ( II ' 36 l "''Yl?IS 0 g '37 A •ia<o ar~elv~ 38 H ch strU(lure • tl v.1 o og11ch ll H1 ""r ltyUe 42 T, SIP 43 Pa ecJ llm•DJe 44 (k (' p< ' :t IV .ss r> e 11 p.1per 16 · • " .~1no c1ly CAB Im TS OllVIOUT IOtS BOllDA IOU Ulm IOVD 9113 llUCIDIS 1130 , ________ ..,,_~~~----- ---------------------------'N 810 ....._, 4dr. 4x4, 'M Ol'VIO DX· •e4 ....... Rever 'M ..OSlll. v.e . ..,.._, ~=r~·m":=11~ Whll9. "dt • .uto. Ac, 1L~!_!••o~~ !'_!~ltht Jnt. tua pwr, By CHARlES GOREN With OMAR SHAlltfl And TANNN-f HUHCH U111h vuln rnMc S«l•h 4kill • 37t(fnl, t11,40Q m .. _._ .......... ._.., -fV"" ...,, CC, CM8 '8000. ~ C'1 ) ~ 1157 ohrom• whle, CD. 9Nf, 140kmt, •12.900 'MT41hc>e4x42drWhlt/ " 1 eunroof, loaded. 1own«IM8844-1Ne "how l'~lru \alu~ with a d"h cue,_ , n•tur•I lthr, 27km11---------• 121,000 IMN28-1117 'HM8Z 800 SL bit!, alllJ Nmth u eil 1he {i1:1nJ Slam f\"'V eo.d«t t2&.600 JAGVU 1105 ---------1 Sm<*9/91MW lo ml. lorcc lo ~k abuul lop lru111p ltUno~ oeo. MM73-080l 1••••••••1111UVS 9115 .141 "!~-::-~._ ~ DUCK SOUP . . -..=..::.. ~ JPUllCllJ~c~===;::;:=:;:;=:~r.=r;;-;:;:;r.;::ri,' SCtJfplU<• ~1·)riC~ ~ ~~ru~ ..,_ ___ .._~--"-'"" -.J-~~ •. ~ ~ARH.1l....U1iml Nonlthachnemy •]W9-,,.~.: 'd!li'lilt ('MIT85CJ.89f5 . et.m~. low ml, ... saaoo . corrccuon 10 spatlcs. Ilk• new, f18,89S ~ull opdon, oervtted ... 8C400 48 CauSll(; IOIUtiOl'I 50 Pr~en.e 62 Weather lorecllster Ml 2 2 pe>unds 00 Roomy 61 Love. In Pans 63 Simi! r 64 Rechned 65 Chewy candy 66 T e11m meers 67 Husky vehicle 68 Milke hoppy DOWN 1 F rencil swtptor Jean 2 Bud<tv 3 Pueblo lndilln 4 Orders • s lndt1.,01y 6 Cetnoot11l pnrt 7 BrH~ in the actoon e use p1aye1 9 Shedy plaoo 10 Porate cap1a1n I 1 T 81 Mahal s11e 12 Amount borrOV.•'<l IJ toorgy unrt 21 Blame 22 Discount 25 Canvas covers 26 WHI lndlOS ref1g1011s belie! 3490 • 27 l oronto -category Leels 4g CaltWW&ul 29 Citrus coolef 51 Sttiped stone 30 Motoor s 51!.ters 52 Commentator 32 Kimono sash Wallace 33 Falter 53 Olreelor ~an 34 Lil.e hp11um S4 Scads and nt>on 55 ·Garfield' 3~ Reheves poocti 37 Stovetop s•ght f>6 -Leese Act 38 T-,pe of cat of 1941 40 'Norma -· 57 Sr.ttee 4 t Little chold S8 Clump ol grass 46 Antenna 59 S1~r Sla11 47 "20 Questions· 62· Deli bread Jiu: huhhnp Sot Ill \\ES J t • ra~ J~ 1'11~ ... .. .. ,\ 7• """" I'll • I' I\~ hASJ' •7 J iy.976432 o K6 • K64 NORlll JO t'.,\S f 111ss PK\ l'a~ Pas -~· SN'.l 7• t lp.:1110it h:.1.t f l\C v ( • Aller cmt1mg lhc South .ind We~\ h.m1h. \1Ll(fy lhc <lragrum ubo\C, I low \\ould )OU tldcnd even paJcs afkr the 11.'aJ ol 1 lo\\ club'! 'Jhc 1111c11on t\ from th< <l.iyo; when 111111 c 111 ma;ors ruled the land and npc:mn[? 1>nc no trump with u low d11uhlcton "''" unlhinknhle Since North\ 1u111p 10 thrc..-t dralnonds wns game loti;tng. Nrulh could afford lo wt 1hc trump 11u11 w11h a rcb1J of just 1lm~c ~pJdcs on 1hc next round 1lwt atl<ird.:J South the o nunit to After the lead of a club, 11 luof..!> a, •eT ......_,.. ColM'a f!.rformance JeQuer. (11~8 ,rn R • d. • ut o, AC ti then~ ure 11 l\1S)' !ricks. Dcclam Conv • onty 8K m.... (949) NCMSll8 (043397) S32,888 C:l\l)\UIC!> the l..i111 ul duh~ w11h lhe (ff17to10) c182s.to0)1---o:;e-~~XJ1----1 MtHfON VllLIO LDUS OI' ~c. dra>As 1111111p , then discords UDCU _...:,!Ci!IM~D-~D2)~·~-~~·~-~·!.:...I ,wa.,14•,T119.,!!f_!!!lt) .. 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Ohviml\ly, l·a,1 must rely •><•. wht/grey,auto, •ea lC.Je LllXU8 , '81 CAMRY LI - ot11he 1..rng of diamond' P~ the selling <C37m11a eeo 5_, ml, 8 ....._h ..... gm M18810N VIII.JO wht, new Lexu• trade, lnd and. by rct~inmg the J.ing of UaOP • <87essn 118."5-(800) .. ~... (311'479) $"87 dul-!\ •h well, I..1~1 prcvenL~ drclartr WSSTMINSTllR llAU ... LOTUS 'M •• 300 LEXUS from tCllin~ a third d1aml•t1d d1<;1;ard (7141 ...... , 714-84a..TTOO Gr n /Ivory. Ith r, MtMION Vlll"'O from 1hc lahk. F.vcntu11ll) dtclan:r ... T.atRD LX •• 3 XJi (117"l.:JJ19,988 (800) eest-6398 w11lsurdy1ry1twd1.u11ondlinc,c-Lthr, ABS, mnrt, 73K ml, Qm Inter, USOP '92 SUPRA 1 owner, dll\\-n one. (134939} t14,9&0 (873912) 113,"8 W.STlllNaTWR dHl•r ••rvk:ed, all Although lhl.' 1'rnnJ ~lam c;in \l!ll UDlUS OP llAU•R LOTUa (714J 892..eaoe) rKCM'ds. Tufbo, auto, 1. • 1 WW8TMIN9ftll eport roof, •lwaya be nr;id.: •·Y (UC~\Ufl!l~ Ea I tn I IC (714) ......... , 714-84•·7"100 91 "'•raged. Abaolut•IY 1111n1•r<;, l.'011tzr;itula11\ln) on your 'M x.ua IJRCOIJI 20 pl1etlne. Won't nnes an- citccllcnt dden-.e. It'' JU'l anuthcr 1---------Jad• ~ over tan oth94' u nice. 113,950 case ol 1gnorrng a brnlge maxim. Jn GMC 9081 (892853 $21,"8 •n II-" VII LSC "180-e84 0841 this case, 'lhird 11 .. nd high' llAU LOTUa ca,.fully maintained, •eo 4RUNNiR a11s •'•O QlllOk VVCKON 71444 .. 7"100 IOoka and rune Ilk• a 1oW mt, auto, rnor91 uam to be a better brid&e pla)· er! Sub crille now to the Gurtn Bridge Letter by calling (800) 78'J. l225 tor intormation. Or \Hile to: Goren Bridge Letter, P.O. Uox 4410, Chica~o. lll. 6()68(1. TRUCK 2dr, auto, blk/ ,94 m 18 new cu, ab•olutly (05A4~ •1e~ae grey lthr, 6"K ml, 4" ...., perfect condition, ua OP' Rancho Litt, trlple Jad• gm ov., tan '8800. 941MM4-1068 W.STMUISTllR ahocka, Rockford <~•fll~s ("114) •2-eeoe Foegate .tw.o. Fully to~$ ft123 lo•ded, all pwr, 71""942·7700 av ., •eo Teroell auto, A/C 12'4,000. S100K ml ---, ... p,__XJi..,.._ __ , =:·,~~i:=°~d.s= ~:,r;1 .._;~~~:J'· 8~ ~ & oom-·=.==r~~k .-.7094809 •• ., aAl'ARI fort du ... U\!'uT Only one In USA '" 4RUNNKR iwo MARINE SUPS BMW 9030 BMW 9030 Pwr pkg, auto, AC, "lt4-848·7700 . ~15800. '81U11S moon root, anoya D0a5 7022 '81 BMW 8801 '87 BMW 828 (54r~J~~:ae •e• XIS e Cyt, convt, ~~ .,k~~ (015409~11XU:22,ee7 North Lido l•I• (OPPo•l1• Ardell'• M•· rfn•) Stlp tor Sall Boat 48ft. (949) 876-7977 Blk/gr•Y 60kml, Blk/Wl low ml, WRSTlllNSTSR ral'9, triple blk, tac Ml8SION Ylll.IO 128,985 (#6822) $34,995 (11'0730) ("114) 88a.e908 'War...r • 138,500. -•'"'& 91251---,~'"°~'")"""Hr'T'l._.,~3~9 .... a_ COYS MOTORlllQ COVI! MOTORING P.,,ormance J•1uar. _._,,,. •ii AVALON XLi (949) 650-5915 ('"'") .. ,,,.. ... .,.,.., (M8) eec>-ae • 23kml •T whit• -· .....,...., "' HONDA 9085 _..,._.,...,,...,.,,.....,.. ___ 1 •97 lllATA ••11"-.ttt, ' "' ' • '92 ea8 Touring , .... 7 BMW :2:: fl••••••iiliili 'M x.IS Comtt (10081'4) $21,550 W hi /bl k ., _ .,_ ..__ 6epd, tthr, cd, chrome LllXUS OP •gon w t• ac , 81,., .. 1k .Ok mt, .._.. • .... m gn\/cretun, (7--~~.,. .... _ dual •unroofe, chrome N~ ••3 CMC llX • (222640) '33 888 .._ .. ua"·' f WSSTMINSTl!R AUTOMOBILES whle, new brak•a/ c~'1io~&',i511'0 AT. moonrf, mint uuaR LOTUS lllaStON Vll!JO ("114) n2.eeoe ~~~18~717 •00 0 (949) eso-6916 (01~lrl9#8 714-4142•7700 (HO) ..._.,398 •97 CAMRY LB 'M 318 I Convertible. WIESTlllNSTRR •97 LOtUi 119Pf1t V8, 24K ml, Ilk• nu 9010 R-... rr u... (714) ... .eeoe va,eooo ml, blk/blk ...attr•nJ!S 8130 (<>ee1L38)ua Ol'S21.588 ... an nr, auto, CADILLAC 9040 ,8 ... ,.c-LX ........ r (F86373) 159,995 ~~ U A CORA lmiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiii loW ml, ASS & m~· 1·---iliiiiii1&• .. -..,..... -uuaR LOTU8 WWSTlllNST ... ~-t-:--+--i '93 Ll!Gl!ND L :adnt cond, 118,900.1• FIAi pwr, auto, mint 71444a.7700 , .... -a•C * (714) .. 2-eecMI Auto, Full Power Pp '949 ,, •• 0120 ••2 Sewtll• Vf1rJ clean, (012203L>_.,.•12,vn t.t:.i~. eunroot, 001u2::a1 t1"1,977 •ea BMW 820 alt record•, fully _.... nh •ti rune .-1-------- LIDCUS Black/blk, 40K ml, lo•d•d $9600 obo MIS810N Vll!JO ft11D 9110 lro.~ .... ~;·VOLVO 9230 lllMIOH VIUO S28,985 (#71371 ... e49 1800 (800) M9-e3M ~il-iiliiliiliiii ___ J liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil (800) ... 8388 COYB MO"rORlftQ j ... ACCOllD .. ve •ea 180 Red '4&00 '87 240DL ~ ("""') •&"'-"'"16 •eo•ndDP•aVml~ ~!'! Blk w/g,_, lthr, 28kml, '92 w...., • ..,. 4X4 949·9715-1179 EVH, ef1l '94 ACURA _., ....,.,....,. ~-...., ·-1 71.._71•7482 pgr condition, tow mil••· NSX, whVblk, 5-epd, •eo BMW 7401 D.,k. C•ndy Apple AT, an pwr, 9/frn, mrnu .ssoo down ueum• c• a•a1•1•0 e1iv.r, 4-door $4,750 CD, BOH, IOW ml. Only 4Sk mJ, . Red. A• .. K.9rat gold t18,9S0. 94~"4 $8950 ., $193 • -obO .... 722.0'IM. (000034) ($42,9en S38 895 (#e545) _.009880rl•• In exc•• CLA881FlllD month. Private PllrtY· It'• th• reeource you LftUS COW MO"l'ORINO of 19,000 worth In-Ira the 90lutf0n you're ..... "13-0411 can count on to ••11 ••-------- MISSION Vl8JO (949) 050-5915 cludlng rHr epare , eearchlr,tG fOr. wMtt1-•87 aiiiiD Chere>kM ~~·~.:.. m=:: VOLJltSWAGBR 9235 (800) MtMS:S88 Th• Community gold trimmed tire. Stlll ., you ,. ... king a LTD .. xa. n'On emoker, our column• compel ' To ptac. an ad In Mar~M Place und•r ol1glnal fac:1ory home, .an 9J)al'tment, tight Stiver grey. ta)(• quallfled buy•r• to "12 11"9 need• Work, Cl ... lfted Claulfted · warr•ntry/low mllH. • new oocupatton or over 1 .. 1 $403/mo. calll but nma good, aeso Call MS-08'78. M2.a878 DHth ForcH S•I• even a strlly pet. $1500 dWn tac warr, M .... .,. "114-287.eM• S2'4,900. ~2-3896 loaded 949-72CM>621 . * • * • • • * ---~---~- HOME, HEALTH AND BUSINESS ,. ...... ERVICE. VIAGRA REcAIN~ 1 Vism 80(). 700-S 4 ------ -1<t_~ltI . . •RUITAID • FUllll1URE • ACCESSORIES HOME& DENDECOA 522W.19TM •CM 949·645·9660 PET SDVJCJ!S CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS Semi-retired cutttr oHm25%0FF Material/I...1orl 25 d1He~nt colort of denuD. & 100', of other £.Jnial 36 yean of ~uality "'or~ •nd cratt.m&rulupl ---------- Q a 0 UPHOUTafllY alnc• ·csa -cuet. tum. uphoi.ty, allp COY9r9 •ntlque rpr 6"2....e11 3932 CARPBNTRY 3510 LANDSCAPB6 LAWN CUB 3808 PLUlliING The •• ,. ..... , 8peolallzlng In Wallp•p•r A•mov•I &..H8tt41 ~37 :-If ~1'0RT CO'.\STRl"CTIO' PADmlfG 3858 • 3934 SHOPPING FOR ANEW" APAITMENTI Cl.assUled le\I you compare costs without haule or WOfTl'I (949) 642-5078 • J UST FOR THE HOLIDAYS l IOA CLUB Give the gift friends and family will enjoy MfY day. Discover hundreds of calendars categorized by unique subjects and capture the lifestyle of all the special people on your gift list. Crystal Court Ltvel Thrtt. 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Plaza Westcliff Plaza is a 111,500- square-foot neighborhood shopping center established 31 years ago. It features high performing grocery and drug stores, services, casual dinjng and specialty stores. Located on the border of Costa Mesa and Newport Beach, the center ic; anchoted by Hughes Market, Save-on Drugs, Crown Hardware and Starbucks Coffee. Stop in for great holiday gifts and servicec;. For more infonnation on Wntdiff Plaza, all ljollis & AModate. at (714) 854--3779. boys' cowboy "round-. up• pojomo, new by Nick & Nora by PJ & Me. Also ovoiloble in matching gi;k and moms •counting sheep" ond "rubbo- dub-duck• prints. Avoiloble ot Kristen's Lingerie, Weltcliff Court, 1 7 1 9 Westcliff Drive, Newport ~ Beach. Coll (949) 6 3 1·7 3 99 for other November 28 1988 Certified Personal 11-oineNJ ot'l'r hO years nf mmhined t.fptrll'nrt • Only Authori7.ed SPINNING• Progrnm in Newport Beach November 28 18 orleen Sqwji (pictured) and her husband Pierre, own. and operate has been iN11i1n9 ~ooring in Orange COunty for 1 7 years. Choose from a wide..selection of carpet, ceramic tile, ho~ and laminated woods, all at the lowest prices. The store is located at 1 966 Newp<;>rt Blvd., Costa Mesa. Call (949) 650-0000. November 28, 1998 • 17th St. BEAUTY CENTER FULL SER\'ICE SALO~ & BEAliTY SUPPLY Not to be confused with the Competition!! - The one, the original 17th St. Beauty , in the Ross Shopping Center L'IHSTITUT GUI NOT PARIS ~ Cl.illiJ ~ CELLEX-C" Open 7 Da}'S <949> 642-1717 . di J .. ( \ Olf s Wine has an extensive stock of wines and champagnes at wo house prices. Why pay retail? it our newly remodeled store and see why our selection is one of the finest in Oronge County. located at 9 50 W Coast Highway, Newport Beach, (949) 631- 1212. . asuol clothing needs. See our w obert August surfing wear. Holiday styles arrive doily. Westcliff Plozo, 1 0 36 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach, (949) 631-2996. How does your Im~J.°ur child's s~hool measure up? Prm'-/K;roMrpt1n Ftlll T"l#Ull'lrt .,....., . . . . apenenang the joy of the Monteoori Tradi • uon. .. Ato2,.7 ,._.6,. Newport Harbor MontesM>ri Center 425 l:. 18th Sttc:rt • Cona M~ Acadnnic Fxctlltnct in Harmony u~th ~ung LivtJ (949) 650-3442 November 26 1998 Daily P ilot Cll~f~t~~~-----------------:------~-------,,;,,oo;;;-.-.......,..._-.-7= Grace your Holidays with Helen Grace Thank Your Hostess! Buy One Box Of English Toffee Get One Free (value $16.60) Offer l xpircs l I 30 '98 Get a FREE 701. Bo.x of Peanut Butter Bears \\ ilh Your Purc.hase of Two Pounds of 11elen Grace Chocolates Olin from December I st to December 18 Westclrtf Plaza 2-l lrvmc A.~ Newoort B11ach (949) 631 ·8700 Brea Mall (7141 ggo..3022 Huntington Buch Manna Village (714)846-3251 SALE 25% OF F ( hildrl·n \ ( :Jmlung. Shu~'• \r(C\\Oric' (~clcncd lccnl\) 3 Days Only Friday, Saturday, Sunday 11/27, 11/28, 11/29 SoUTH COAST PLA/.A • h I Lr.vm. ) B~ Brisco! • Costa Me ..i • ("' l I l 8<;0.0818 S~,S~,N~ ... Cozy Chenille Wrap Robe with Handsticbed Moon and Stars Motif. by Canyon Group The perfect gift! NEW! Sjzes for Girls NEW Rubber Ducky Desi~ Kristen's Lingerie • Loungewear • Gifts Westcliff Coµrt • 1719 Westcliff Dr. • Newport Beach Monday -Saturday 10-6 • (949) 631-S~ (7399) ynergy Apparel women's· fine clothing v.it'h o casual yet elegant Pair A touch of· MelrQse bro1 ight to Orange County New arrivals for a holrday occos1ons Located at 369 East 1 7th Street, Cos•o Mesa, (949) 515- 2996 .... N ... ov .... e1 ... m .... •be;.;;or;....,;;m;28~1=9~9B:;;:.... _____________ ..;.._ __________ ~oaily Pilot G1ft ~ STCLIFF !GOOD Helen Grace Chocolates Hughes Family Market La Salsa Pasta Bravo Pick Up Stix Starbucks AND Champagne Draper's & Damon's The.Grey Goose · Kayaks Weekend Wear THAT Anthony's Shoe Repair Bank of America Blue Mambo Beauty Supply California Federal Bank Crown Ace Hardware Fast Frame Images Hallmark Mailboxes Etc. Robert & Taylor Salon ,· Sav-on Drug Store Shape Up Newport Shell Oil -\ Westcliff Plaza Cleaners Come visit the Tinder Box for thoughtful gifts 1 lw Tind<'r Box, South Coast Plaza is the oldest . tull l11w tob,1cconi..,t in Orange County. \'\c• ,m• ,1 I),\\. idoif Aµpointed Merchant and an a £ >unhill Pip<' de,1 lt•r W<' h.1\!c' ,111 t•\f Pn..,1ve <.rlPction of DuPont,· I )u11h1ll C olilm, < orona, Prometheus and Zippo I 1ghtc•r.., < ,rtt ... c·l1•1 lion ... inc lud1· Ct>rm.rn ~teim, Englrsh 11.1 ... 1\ ... , f ngli ... li ,111cl lt.1li.rn c.mcs, walking <.,lirk..,, Hulm 1 C l<H "".ind< ig.H humidor5. \\1· h.1v1· <Htc> of tlw l.irgt"·•l <olfpction.., ol ~lie Bk·u I lumrcfor" from f r,111< t'. < orm• <'XIH'rwrn l' th1• t\\ o bC'.ll1liiul humidor:,; tlw1 r Im 1 •I) ,11 on ,1.., .md tlw c 1gJr ..,elec.t1ons \:i.,it The Tinder Bo:. in South Coast Plaza Cry.,tal Court (near Macy's) at 3333 Bear St. 11136 ( o~ta Mesa. C.11/ (71 4) 540-8262. ·November. 26 1998 Festival of Trees to benefit Hoag .Hospi.tal The Annual Festival ofTrees wi11 ~he-Id Dt.>Cember J • 7 at South Coa~I Plala's Cry tal Court. fh1~ ~1 d theme, "Capture the Spirit," promic;es holrd.1y chi-er, family tun and an opportunity to support the I i11~1 • Ho<,pilal r oundation. The F~tival Trees was established in 1995 as a local fund ra1<.ing project through which all prtx c·t'(1s benefit priority prowcts al Hoag Hospital. Local dt•'>tgners, Oorish Clnd artists were asked to d<.>c:orat •!>ilk . Christmas trees, which were displayed and sold for pricl>'I up to S 1,000. Over the year., the Festival 01 lrh_w; has become a tradition for most of its 100.000 visitors, making it a great way to start off the holrdays. South Coast Plaza's Crystal Court will b<• home to a forest of more than· 70 decorated holiday trt'C">. activities for children and adults, and live entertainmt•nt, while also serving as a collection site tor lcl<.'.al • charities Adivities and entertainment wrll 1nclude )au night, the North Pole Gift Shoppe, AirTouch • Cellular's Hot line to the North Pole, the M1cro-.oft Holiday Workshop and a chanc.e to win a trip for tour tb WashinAton, D.C. • Tho<.e who visit the Festival of Trees are enc.our<1ged to donate c.1nned goods af\d other non-peri .. h,'\bk• item<> 10 the Second Harvest food drive and new unwrclpped toys for the Toys for Teens drive. There ;., .ilso an opportunity to adbpt a famil y in need throo~h the S.1lv.:ition Army's "Adopt a Family" program. For more information, call Cathy Wagner at (949) 574-?206 or (714) 435-2160. FULL FITNESS ASSESSMEN • 1 ON 1 FITNESS SESSIONS WITH OUR PROFESSIONAL TRAINERS • NUTRITIONAL CONSULTATION WITH OUR DOCTOR OF NUTRITION - • ALSO INCLUDING T-SHIRT OF YOUR CHOICE *Gift Certificates Available . (949) 222-1230 Newport Beach •wr·JlMY.1\-A-P.'1\w.~om llM tlfteJ l~W1•~• 11 KAYAKS Men'• & women'•· first choice for ca1uol & sportswear clothing. CHECI< OUT WHATS NEW FOR CHRISTMAS' GREAT REYN SPOONER SHIRTS AND MORE ohn Leonard Golf is Newport Beach's premier golf apparel and accessory s1ore. Serving the community for more than 21 years, wrth a wide selection of men'sond women's lop apparel, clubs, bogs, shoes and more. located at 3100 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach. Call .. (949) 852- 8689. .. 1036 /rvineA«., Watdijf PfllZA. ~/Wch, 631-2996. Open Monday through Fri<Uy 10-8, ~rurday 10-7. and Sunday 11-5 WNGSfRIP MAPLE ~18" Thidma. >..Jowu $6I~ Sign up for our 11 olid.ay Season Gift Registry & r~ceive a FreL' < 1ift! no wear like it. l • mm.1 l ~I \ 1.tr l'l.i:.1 !Hi.' ~\111. 1<ln AHnoc N1 11 I' .r1 I\· 1, h \l14->lH4"h -"" ARM el RE . . . . .. ' \ ~ '! •••• : •• I I ( '• • ) .• :. • 11 ..... ~ rom ~rst de* coddoil napkins to 30th onniversory announcements, the frome designers ot fost f rome toke pride in turning your memories into m11seum·quolity pieces to display with pride. Our talented craftspeople con create the perfect look for · your decor locolions in Corona del M.o~ (949) 723-4710 . ond Newport Beach, (949) 645-2100. The allet Montmartre presents (~ Christmas Caro{" •An A.daptation of the Charle· . ., Dit'ktw1' Story • Robert B. Moore Theatre Orange Coast College Friday, December 18th. at 7:aO p.m. Saturday, December 1~ at 7:ao p.m. & Sunday. Deecmbcr 20t11, at 2 p. m. TICKETS ARE: Adults $1 IJ.OO Seniors & Children $12.00 Special group rates at'ailcilJle I 888 Mesa Upholstuy & Mlh8's Ca~pets Tired of spending days and weeks decorating your homE'l Mesa Upholstery D~1gn Center is a unique one-stop shopping center. Mesa offers furniture re upholstery and custom m.idc ne\\ upholstered furniture. They .ilso ·do furniture repai~ and wopd refinishing. Thousands of tabric choices make whatever tabdc 'fllU are looking for easy to find If you're looking for a sr>C< 1al window treatment, Mesa Des1sn Center will help you design • treatment that -is really you Th ' also offer all type:. of window treatments such a., shades. silhouettes, Roman sh.id~. wood blind:. and shutte~. All arc custom made ·for your window:. .. Custom bcdsprea~ and p1llO\\ can be made to your bed· pec1iicat1oos, with matching upholstery and dr.apes. The mo:.t recent .add1t1on, Mike's Carpets, i~ now owned and opera.ted b~ Mesa Upholstery Mike'<> Carpets wa!> previously located on 17th Street in Costa Me~ and is now located in the Mesa Upholstery Dcc;ign Centl'r in Costa Mesa. All types of carpt>t, laminate flooring and hardwood floors are available and can be> coordinated with your furn1shin So, r<ither than you and your spouse becoming wP.ary shopper~. stop by Mesa Upholstery Design Center. Make your home decorating easy and fast (dcf 1-.ery takes three to four weeks). Our prompt delivery still gives you time to get thingc; finished before Chri't~. Mesa Upholstery was established in 1942. Quality, service and great wodcmanship are what has lead ~ Upholstery 1hrough the yea~. QM dtem ltw .. ,,..,,,.. COftlilllatlOn at ('49) 642-MOO OI' villl ,,..,. laise MowroOm Md worlrtOOnl ., '"' Harbor Mvd., COll•MeA. f + ··' J'\: .,Noyem......,--.. ... t>er-....2_e-. .... 1_s.,.88~-------~-------....-.----------------=0oi~ Pitot Glfti Ga.nae An individualizecJ fitness approach a.t Positive Results for a completely unique approach to health and·fitness, visit Positive Results Personal Training in Newport Beach. Health seekers are able to work toward complete wellness with services such as one-0n-0ne sessions with professional trainers, fitness assessments, hands--on stretching, nutritional • consultation with a doctor of nutrition, and a vitamin center. A visit to Positive Results is a comfortable experience, equipment is not crowded and the staff is warm and friendly. Having been in the industty for 15 years and four years at their current location., Positive Results can create a system of wellr.ess for each client. In the new year, a bigger facility wili offer spin classes, limited membership and a full health nutrition center with a taff doctor. Call Politiw R~ at (949) 222-1230 lot hours, or ridt their~ ..t www.healdwt- litn8u:om. your winier # quoners for .snowboards, snow gear one! loo of great accessories. Check out our by clocks, which mole great gifts Come in during our ~el.end Thanksgiving sole from ~mber 2 7 -29 with 23% off oU stock ( eiccludes surfbocirds ). localed ot 3 140 E. Coast Hishwoy, Corono del "' Moc (949) 720- 0533.· '. prog~ms provided ~ certified physical fitness trainers 'ffzank You Orange County for !Anotfzer 'Fabulous Year! MAX&MABLE CO LLIECTHJBLE§ . DUNA LUXURY. SWEATER: RENFREW SUITING AND MORE .. VISIT OUR GIFT GALLERY FOR 9reat Stocking Stujfers! l 024 8AYSID~. DRIVI· • Nl'WPORl BEACH BA~mt. OR. Al )4.Ml'ORI • Rn 49-719-9360 • .. Business Case Includes Tuml, Samsonite & many more Free Engraving & Gold Stamping With Purchase STAGECOACH ........ ___.... ~ 204,:::.i:, LUGGAGE & GIFTS ~Lld:'!l#tl corMr ~~;l~~':B:OS conthus Gallery has whimsical Dandy lamps reminiscent of 1800s, a nioture collection of classic clocks from London and elegant, jeweled keepsake picture frames. Specializing in decorative accessories, antique botanicals and architectural prints from original bookpoges, doting from the early 1 7th, 1 8th and 1 9th centuries, step into unexpected at Acanthus GaUery. located at 2908 E. Paci~c Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. (949) 640-1470. N ovember 26 1888 here's the Party? and its friend~ knowledgeable sioff con help make any occasion a special one. Unique items for all occasions and special celebrotions; . personalized imprintoble.s and custom .-------------------invitations ore a specialty Hl'gal Beaut\ '1q•pl11 '/'i. ..... 11111 • . ".: . . .. : . Come and see the new holiday arrivals -odoroble snow folks, sontos (see photos above and below) and colorful party goods 2 7 0 East 17th St, Ste. 12 A (Hillgren Square), Costa Mesa, (949) 722-1803. 4 WAREHOUSE PRICES! WHY PAYRErAlL? 4 I• Excluding surfboards, Greet Deals on Last Years Snow Gearl 3140 E •. Coaat Hwy CdM. 949-7E!D·Dl533 elcolne to your neighborhood ta, --. now wilh two .locations 1o ... )OU throughout the ~Ow original Tat BOat is localed at 3 3 31 E. Coast tfighwoy in Corona del NI.or and the new fushiOn Island Toy BOat across from SOnto' s Vdlage near Ahium Court At Toy Boot Toy .. Boat Toy Boat, you will ~nd ewrything from classic fofs of . ~ . childhood lo lodoY' s best selers. Toys, games and hobbies for T~Y BOAT-~ TOY BOAT ~ TOY BOATe Classic Toys for Girls and Boys Come Enjoy Holiday Shopping ... The Way It .Should Be ... ~ Fast/Friendly /Fun • Great Stocking S~uffers #•Free Gift Wrapping Real Toy~ ... r R al Kids! hodes of Red hos new women's ho5doy fashions <JniW,g doi'!y. Choose from ~IOm~ ~&Md:#t Coled&. Duno WxlX'( sv.<ea!ers and Renfrew sUhng The occeoories ond jewelry mole~ sb:king st\,ffers Visl !he 9ft goOer,c I 0 2 4 Bayside Drive. Newport Beach. (949) 719-9360. FmlilOft lslanct holldoy •nnts • lillllt Omo Oloo: DaUy, locailled in front o( Rbbinsons-May .......... s.a 0..: Friday, Nov. 20 -Wedneday, Dec. 2-4. '1 'VIU. is located on the Alri..-n Uiwn. Open daily, 10 a.m. to9 p.na. ....• ,~ ~ dwou8h Wednesday, Diie. 24 s.d"'11 ~Mrs. 0... eNli9 and 'P't1 JOldiers wdl ~ IC*f a hoUdly ~ID )QM' tw.-tllllR•eonions. • Olu••if: ~Ole 1>••p.m in Courtylld.~ ., ... ~ owner of University Athletic Club University A.thletic ·club The ~t way to describe the University Athletic Club (U.A.C.) is a classic and traditional gentlemen's establishment dedicated to providing the finest in J)ersonal service, facilities and amenities to a select group of businessmen in Newport Beach. Membership is l imited to 900 execut.ives looking for a close-knit fraternal atmosphere, where they can 'easily find friends for squash, racquetball, handball, basketball, volleyball, badminton, or swimming. An important aspect is a personal fitness/diet evaluation followed by a supervised . program for improving health and conditioning. . When visiting the club you need bring nothing with you. Every amenity is provided including fresh workout apparel, racquets, lockers, towels, toiletries and complimentary shoe shines. Busi ness meetings are frequent in the club's conference rooms where healthy breakfasts and luncheons are served during the week. The U.A.C. was established in 1976 and is affiliated with some of the best private clubs in tt,p United States and around the world. U.A.C. facilities tnclude: Nautilus weight gym and state-of-the-art cardiovascular equipment, three squash, five ra cquetball and handball courts, indoor basketball, volleyball and badminton, 25-yard lap pool, speed and heavy puncning bags, locker room with TV l_ounge, Jacuzzi, steam room, sauna and cold plunge, among its many amenities and services. Fitness evaluation for new members. For more information, call (714) 752-7903. The Unive~ity Athletic Club is located at 1701 Quail Street, Newport Beach. l!T E&T '~P~~j Affordable Flne Art & Custom Framing Experts Since 1971 Satisfy A Burning Desire.· $upertor- quality, premium cigars. HOLIDAY COUNTDOWN SALE • tarts Today! Give Artfor th e Holida ys APPAREL 369 East 17th Street (At Tusttr) ~utte ~ eu,mMesa (949) 515 .. 2996 • CRYSTAL CAVE Sfiop for Unique Jf oliday Items • • )/ 1'11111'1,\'wal ·Haab • < >n.1111111' /l'wdn• (1if/\, : lrt11wk • • )/ 111era/, \'.. ~ t1c111,tcmc' • . I la11t! ( annl ( n•,tal Q11a11 1i11 L~ ·R11clcll1t1 • • I lab.,. I "c•11twl 01k I 11ce11se CRYSTAL CAVE 891 Baker Street A16, Costa Mesa omen's shoeS; handbooks, be~s and other accessories at Dione sh~ manufacturer's outfet "This Years Hottest AdvmtJ1re" "U11ique Gifts For Littk Ones" Synergy Apparel Bassinets & Blueberries "LA s Shabby Chic" Blue Springs, Antiques "Tasu Extraordinare" Tea & Sympathy 'it Romantic Place To Shop" Love Depot Gift Boutique 'it/ways Something C11tl' Bow Danglers Boutique "Looking Good,, Hair by Paula & Co. "Get The Spot Out" Westport Cleaners "C ' B 'J.1.· d" ant e ,1r.1zss~ Abundance Antelier Antiques .Extnukd hours Thursday nites duri.ng · the holidays! 369 E. 17th Street, Costa Mesa Comer OfTu5tin &: 17th St. We've been in business at our current location for nearly four ye.irs. Previously, we had a women's clothing store in Westcliff Plaza for eight years. \'Ve also have a wttolesale shoe business in which we sell our own brand of shoes to department stores and independent 51ores throughout the country. This part of the business was started in 1991. Our store outlet is to showcase our own line of shoes, c:reated by our de$ian team, and to introduce new product lo the consumer. Our ~I ts servk:e to the customer. At the "'Diane" store, we offer our own brand of shoes: Studio HD2 at wholesale prices or lower. Occasionally, we will carry brands other than our own, usually from Italy. Most of our .,hoes are discounred 50% to 70% off regular retail prices, and that's a real substantial savings we are trying to pass on to our customers, whether they come from Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside or San Diego counties, or are visiting from out of the area. The only exception where we cannot give these types of discounts Is with pefhaps 10% of our stock, which has ju$t been shipped to our key accounts, such as Nordstrom, and we have to proeect their business by not undercutting their prices. After a 60-dav period we can usually offer lhe discounts, but ooc rlght away on merchandise 1hlt ... "* hil lhe floors ol our tetatl accounts. OUr shoes al9 ~ asa~~.bulwe have a Wtaff ol .. ~ lhll are more than MIB' ID heltt yot.1 find lhe perfect stylt ... size. You can order lhe *9 hm our w...,._ ii it ii nCJ! in our ~, provided, we fiM it In stock. ....... '•1h11 ., ...... C.• November 28 1998 The Ballet Montmartre The Ballet Montmartre. •' small, lpcal non profit children'<; and young .1dult's ballet company is dedicated to giving back to the community. We have performed for more than 10,000 Orange County K- 12 students, free of charge. We have also performt.>d in countless other community outreach programs, again. free of charge. Our edutational outreach program hcls heen <,() succe).,ful that Santa Ana - Unified School Oistric t ha., a<.l..ed uo, to he a part of their art<. curriculum. We have performed in numerous Newport-Mesa schools including: Lincoln, Davis, Andersen, Harbor View and Costa Mt...,a • t1gh School. Our dance students and performing company Jrc largely from Costa Mes.t and Newport, but we also have students from Tustin, Huntington Beach, Santa Ana and Laguna. We arc a small performing group doing big community projects on a very limited budget. Our fund·rJi.,ing efforts go toward development of full- length ballet produc:tron~ such as our upcoming Charles Dickens' "A Chri.,tmas Cuol;" need·ba4!d 'i<holar~hips; and our educational and community • outreach program). For more information and to inquire ~bout 5ponsor&hip opportunitfos,. call The Ballet Montmartfllr at (714) 646-7688. • I .d \l~Jl o\1 r;•\ II fl Corona del Mar (949) 723-4710 Newport Beach WrEi Pala 1ro!M'e~ (949) 645-2100 CostaMesa J 300l aittr r (714) 966·1200 J •• t.. • ' FA.SI FR!!!. egertplcbn If it's important to ~ou. It's important to us~ Special Holid ay Sa vings! $~5 00 OFF Any <.:u~tom pk turc framing purchase of l 00 or morc 1 • W11• rllis "ti • • I I " I I I I If 11 tJ~,ai.J6"JQf¥' f •IS 1111 II I 11 •,, scer,e from" A Christmas Carol," with Scrooge between Marley's ghost and avarice. The Ballet Montmarte' s production ploys December 1 8, 1 9 and 2 0 at the Robert B. Moore Theatre ~ Orange Coast College. photo, courte...y The Rall I Montmarte ·women's f~hion shoes IT'S A THANKSGIVING S and SELECTED "-fSllALS reg. 45.00-$75.00, now $19.99 • $:Z9. SELECTED BOOTS tqC.; $84.00 • $135.00, DO'f't' $29.99 • ,,.99 SELECTED DRESS SHOES res. $39.00 -$59.00. oow $10.9'. 39. fmlliring SI'UDIO HD2 SHOES diohdZ - ... o;qp Daily Pilot Gll~f~l:~la.~uldlt!!~~----~------------------'--------.!.:N~overn~~~.:;2;s6~1:s;8~98a · ·.--·.· • Wf'dcling.t;; • • \nrwunn men ts ·Nov,, featuring Crane Stationery ·Imprinted Balloons ·Custom Banners ·Party Goods ·Helium Tank Rentals ine fashion never goes out of style and Armoire's upscale women's wear for winier will keep you warm while looking great. Designer lines include Michael Simon sweaters, Donna Jessica, Stale~ Gretzinge~ VC Torios and Vivienne Tam. On November 28, designer Jeffrey Michael will make a personal appearance. located in Coron~ del Mor Plaza, 840 Avocado Ave., Corona del Mor, (949) 644-9888. (On right, gown by Vivienne Tam) ~~~ Holidays & Tt4aditioJ'ls • A Uniqw Seasonal Expnimce CRYSTAL COURT, SECOND LEVEL South Coast Plaza, Costa Mesa (Next to Robinson·MllJ) OPF.N THROUGH DECEMBER 29TH Featuring over 60 Artwn Cmftm ChrntmllS Gifts, OmammtJ, Hanultltih Deromnom & aJJ Ocrasions Gifts. TEDDY BF.AR TEA PARTY with lYfaria St11rrr!t. lkcnnbtr 4, 1998. !Tom I t• 3pm. wiJ1 share sto;u, 11nJ Tt,U, &ar Trt1. f),n,,"I ef M11ria St.1':9'k &JU at 2pm, m11Jt 'ht .prMnl to win Fur1her fkwj/J in sior1:so tiio tn. CUSTOM ORDERS• fREE PcnonaJiucion on Omimenu ' ~ BELL SID~ ~ Dl'>ll.f\fR RlS\LE 80UTIQL£ featuring the Largest Selection of St. John Knits. Sport. Accessories / Jewetry a Shoes etc. • New & Nearly new fashion below wholesale prices • Only High Quality designer brand names • Per.on.ii service from friendly staff (949) 675-9756 3.36 Poinsettia 1a1 rem • Corona del Mar November 28 1888 Qaoly P>lot Gift: ... -.~' ~~===::;:=:::;::=========:====::::::=.============;;;;;;;:;r:: •:'-'· . riongle Square has a fuH roster of events throucJhout Decembet Hot.day happenings include. the Cosio M.esa Civic Playhouse Christmas Sho.v on Wednesday. Dec 2 at 4:30 p.m and on ~Dec. 5 from 2 to 3 p.m .. Rock Harbor Church Tree lighting Ceremony on Frida)< Dec. 4 from 7 to 1 0 pm~ aod Deja Yu Christmas Revue on Tlusday. Dec. I 7 at 6 pm ~dance and musical ~nce5 (eaure jou. blues ~ and reggae. Triangle Square is kx:oted at the end of the SS freeway and Newport Bcitkvard in Costo Mesa. al Stilley. owner of Cal's Cameras & Video, has 50 years of photography know how. 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