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SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COlv\MUNlllES SINCE 1907
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OCC students will stage benefit concert to raise money for classmate
who refuses to let her struggles with brain tumor get her down
Oa!y Pill
Sarah Nevins is a qwet warrior.
The 21-year-Old OCC student
c:Uld Costa Mesd resident doesn't say
much about her two surg<'nes ttus
year to remove a recurring brain
tumor. She doesn't complain about
her frustrations with the hcdllh-care
system, gaining 25 pounds bccduse
of a steroid she must take or being
easily fatigued. She Cdsts those neg·
ative aspects dSide .
She wants to live.
She won't let the tumor get the
better of her. She didn't get discour-
aged when she learned Tuesday
that a radical new treatment she
was supposed to begm next month
was postponed mdefinitcly. You can
see the det<'rmination m her emer-
ctld-green eyes
• l don't feel like I'm dying or
there is anything wrong w1th me,~
she said. "But l know the tumor is
there.~
Knowing that her life could oe
fdt<llly threatened, the O CC" student
body ha's rallied around one of its
ow.n. A benefit concert, featuring
somC' of the ared's lop bands, will be
held Friday to help pay for Nevins'
medical and travel costs.
Nevms and her boyfnend,
Anthony Guarino, haven l let the
tumor eat away at their spirits. Both
httve begun an active attack on
hndmg a cure.
They rattle off medical terms like
the names of their favonte· bands.
Guarino lS constdntly searclung the
Internet and belongs to a tight-knit
SEE NEVINS PAGE A 19
SANTA SAYS HI-HI-HI
. M,:..R Mi-. ONIOAllY PILOT
Santa Claus, a.k.a. Stanley Tudor, waves to motorists on Newport Boulevard in front of Noonan's Chrlsbnas Tree lot on
Wednesday. Tudor is comfortable playing the role of Santa Claus and says he's been doing it since the age of 12.
lliURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1998
Sarah Nevins
and her boy-
friend,
Anth<_>ny
• Guarino, are
looklllg for-
ward to a
benefit con-
cert al OCC
on Friday on
behali of
Ne\.ins, who
has under-
gone two
surgeries for
d brain
tumor. The
two are ·
maintaining
a positive
attitude
about the
future.
District hires
expert to look
at school bond
• Consu ltcmt who helped
Bill Clinton win offic e to
exa mine whe ther votets
would be willing to pily
for local improvements.
I h '' '"" \l \'-11'\l ~--'--~~~--~--·----!ljlyrtd
:E\\.'PORT.-r-.IESA -He wa~
one of the campaign conS'Ultants
w ho brought yt1u Bill Clmton, und
he's about to he unled .. hed on the
commumtv to sP.e 11 therP's-
enough support l<1 p<bS a hond
1s .. ue or pcir<;el ta>.: for chool
rPpair~.
Al.a modest 32 1100 fee, Oak-
lunct poht1c ttl consultnnl Lurry
Trannitola wa hired hy the
school hoard to see if he can work
the same mngic in the con erva-
tive encliiV ~ of Newport-I\ tesa
that he\ don1• m score ... ot other
Cdlifomia sc'hool c.hstrirt'>.
Tutored h}' tht• lcg1•nclarv
umon orgamzer Cezar ChaVl'Z.
Tramutola ha helped many ke)
Democrat<;, including Pre Jdl'nl
Chnlon, mto o{hce. But lately, he
hds brought Ins saw) to tht> cd11-
cntion arena, lwlpmg i-chool d1 ... -
tricts overcomr• the sNmnngly
Needed repairs?
Should Newport-
Mesa pursue a bond
issue or other mea-
sure to help pay for
school improve·
I
ments? Call our Readers
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In cl ude ~he spelling of your
full name and your home-
to wn.
m um1ountable h' o-third maJor-
11v 11 •c<fr'•d for p<t Sd!JC of cl bond
i ... sue oi parcel lctx
Sc.hoot board Prc ... 1dent Jun
Ferryman did li'amutola' lunng
i~ not a sure sign that the dt trtct
\\111 proceed wllh one ot th~ mon-
e}-rubmg fllPfl~ure..s
-J ie\ working with the archi-
tect to ee to • v. hat degree we
ha\ e a problem and to ee lf
theres a le\ el of acceptance m
tlw commuml~ !for a parcel tax ur
ct bond ""ueJ " r~rryman aid
SEE BONO PAGE A 20
Yours for a song 'lhe thooter
arts need
money, and
they need a
lot of it lo
stay afloat.#
Principal to leave Estancia
Or an aria, more exactly. Sale proceeds from donated
beach house will go toward Opera Pacific arts company
,, :l;/H II H.At.l~\'\11
lhlf rb
The buyer of a small bl'ach cottag«' for
sale on the Balboa Peninsula will be getting
a lot more than a new plc1c~ to live.
He or she will also g ~t the eternal grali·
tude of Col>lA Mesa-bas cl Opera Pac.1hc,
the nopprofil ctrls organization that will get
all of the revenue from thn sale.
Jane Sungallc1 d. Realtor with the
RE/MAX office m Newport Beach. c;a1d she
1s donating her time to try to ">ell the prop-
erty <ls a favor to Opern P~cil1c, which.is the
resident opera company at the Orange
County Perfomting Arts Center.
She o;aid the property can be used to
build a duple:it or possibly two condomint-
SEE OPERA PAGE A 19
Jane
Sungaila
Realtor
who is
donating
time to~ll
the be.xh
cottage on
the Balboa
Peninsula
•Peggy Anatol will take over Newport-Mesa district directorship in January
tb1y~
NEWPORT-MESA -Estanaa High School
Principal Peggy Anatol \'.as hired Wedne day as
the ~chool district's director of as~esl>ment and K-
12 cumculum, a pos1tion <:.he will assume m Jtm-
uary. ·
Until pennan "nt replacement for Anatol is
found, former Estancia Prinopal Robert FranC)'
will fill her post. Francy filled in d1strid super-
intend~nt earlier lhi year before Robert B rbot
was hired.
•\\ e'rc exated aoout both mov , • Barbot
said. "Peggy has a 1ol of cxpenence that she will
bring to the po 1t1on, and Bob as really well-
rcspectect in that commuruty."
The school distr.ict will be taking applications
from iru 1de and outSJd the di met for Anatol
pennanent replaccm nl Barbot d h has b ard
Neig~or give~ new Borders store a bad review I DEX
•
Craig Miller
holds a vto-
Jation notice
be received
for putting
up a banner
on his house
• that says
"Borders
BullJes Us
Neighbors."
Milter, who
lives across
the "tr t
from the new t Border
store, b
• Flower Street resident uses big banner to how hi~
displeasure with site's traffic flow and btiighl lights.
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' Poinsett~ s_ak plants seeds
~f9r horticul~ure program
"BEST BUYS
locals onl Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot
PILOT .PEOPLE
'
~ 0 rnamental horUcuJtµre
stude.nts at OCC are con·
tmumg their tradition of
producing beautilw poinsettias
a~ part of theu slue.lies The poin·
ettias are grown m greenhouses
,in cttmpus, and thP pubhc 1s
nviled to purchase them tor the
Longtime plumber doesn't find the w~r.k draining
• 1olidays at the greenhouses.
11 (>Ceeds from the sale are used,
.o fund lutun• ornamental hoiti·
ullme !>tudent projects. • '
The most popular 6-mch pots
avP three plunts combined
nstedd of the usual one, mukmg
hem fuller then most poinsettia
llanb Also, there are pomscttldS
dvc1Llrible in 10-mch pots and
1dn~1mg baskets; which are per-
l!c.:l lor centerpieces.
All the pots have either pot
, ov..rs or are wrapped m foil ·
,, 1th d bow. The plants come m
rt1d1honal red, white, pink, mar-
Je imd Monet. Prices range
rom $4 lo $45.
fh«' sdle runs Crom 10 a m. to
p.m tJec.. 11·12. To avoid the
,ti" crowds you can call and
1•quest d pre-sale order form,
1nd return 1l no later than Tues ..
l<t}'-You cdn then pick up your
IJH'·mdered pldnls fi;om to tt.m
"5 p.m Dec 10 Theminunum
iurch<1s<' lor pre-sale orders is
100. occ 1s at 270 l Fdirview
' r greer
wylder
673-2130.
A holiday open house event 1s
happening Crom 6 to 9 p.m
today for the merchants of 369 E.
17th St m Costa Mesa. behind
Jack in the Box. Participating
merchants include Synergy
Apparel, Blue Sprtngs, Ala.
Antiques, Tea & Sympathy, Love
Depot Gift BouUque, Bassinets
& Blueberries, Bow Danglers
Boutique, Abundance Atelier
Antiques, Hair By Paula & Co.
and Westport Cleaners.
HE IS
A disbeliever in the
modem concept or
retirement.
AONAYS ON THE JOI ~
Armed with a mon-
key wrench and a drain
snake, Crowe, a Costa
Mesa remdent who turns
88 this week, is usually
on the road r~pond.ing
to emergency plumbing
calls from a faithful core
of local clients.
Having lived in Costa
Mesa since the 1960s,
Crowe is so well-known
that he works seven
days a week even
though his business
number is unlisted.
•1 used to work nine
days a w~k. • be said.
"People would be call·
mg me m the middle of
the night. It gets so busy
sometimes you need to
hide out."
<<\cHI, Costa Mesa. For more
nlormc1hon, call (714) 432-0202.
Even Sisters on Balboa Island
ell 207 Manne Ave. is having a
hohclay sale Fnday through Sun-
dc1v. There wtll be rayon pnnl
dr, ses on sale, and labels such
.t" Jams, Ktlhala, Beck and Big
Herl Me all reduced 50°0 "The
h,ldnd will be allve with holiday
spml, • says Katie LeWJs of Even
s1 ... 1crs .. On Sdlurddy al 4 p.m.
U11•r.-will be '>now lo play m, at
5·1;, p.m . the cboJr dnd Santa
Claus will start at Starbucks and
lcc1d~he wdy to.,thl' Christmas
lret! ut the fire station. A tree-
lighling ceremony is scheduled
:at 5:30 p.m • There will also be a
BaJboa lsl<rnd home tour from
noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. Even Sis-
ters ~C'lls llckels dnd will have
cider and cookies for everyone.
:For more mfonnauon, call (949)
A shopping extrnvaganza will
take place Sunddy through Dec
10 at the Temple Bat Yahrn Sis-
terhood's award-winning
Hanukkah bazaar dt 1011
Carnelback St . Newport Beclch.
It features artiSdns dnd vendors
from throughout Southern Cali·
fomia. You can hnd menorahs,
gift wrap, toys, dre1dels, umque
artwork, handcrafted jewelry
and unports from Israel. This
23rd annual bazaar is open to
the public m the social hall. The
b~aar opens at 9 d.rrt. daily. On
Sunday and Monddy it will
remain open until 4 p m Sunday
will feature the Men's Club's
famous barbecue lunc-h horn 11
a.m. to 2 p.m On Tuesday t1nd
Wednesday, thE> Uazaar w1U ~ltty
open until 6 p .m. On the hnal
day, it will be open unW noon.
But he usually does-
n't. On an average day, .
he'll get between two
and four calls -enough
to keep him busy from
sunrise to sundown, even on holidays.
· "You can't slow him down,• said Glddys.
his wife of four decades. "He ju1;t keeps
gomg. It's the best way to stay alive "
I l1s work ethic, he said, is inhented from
his father, who owned a butcher shop in
dddllion to bemg d dairy farmer.
reference;,• he said.
The fact that he sttll chargP..s only $15 an
hour is probably an ineslstible incentive Jor
his clients as well.
While he made it home in time for dinner
on Thanksgiving, he said there's no guaran·
tee he'll be home for Chnstrnas.
"From a kid up. my dad was always work·
mg hard," he said. •tte worked himseU to
death."
.Aftt'r a c;hortstintm the U.S. Navy, he met
his wife in Buffalo, N. Y .. while working at an
airplane factory.
Whilt• he does much of his work by him-
::.elf, he occasionally enlisU> the help of Bert
Ebel, who he knows from Tony's Place. a
smaU tt1vem where they both have coffee
every mornmg. TURN OF THE CENTURY "He's one of th ~ nj~-cst people I've ever
met.'' Ebel, 55, said. •J le's a hard workl!J' dnd
his mmd 1s nghl there I help hi.in when ht
htts to carry 10 tt hath tub or something. I can
sec betlN up clo e."
Of Dutch-Irish descent, Crowe was born
in 1910 m Letrobe, Penn .• whem he lived
until 1934. He remembers his first job in a
wool factory, where he earned 18 cents <ill
how.
HE KEEPS GOING, AND GOING. AND GOING ...
The Crowes, who between them have
f•1yht children and two grandchildren,
,move>d to Costa Mesa in 1962. They bought
c1 homt: nea1 lhP. South Coast Metro area for
·$35,000 on a 30·yeor mortgage thal thay
paid ot{ in 15 yetu:.s.
Although he i.ays he could afford to retire 1 and travel, Crowe s<ud his busy life is the "When we worked there, we had an iclPd
that there was going to be a war," he said.
"There was an order for a million hlankets. n
The work.load at the factory increased, but
h" said the employees' wages didn't
While hi:. wife tended bar or worked at a
concession stand at tbe Orange County Fair·
qrounds, Crowe started building his repu'La·
tion u:. d plumber who would rarely, if ever,
tutn down a chent.
!>ecre\ lo hts longevity. ·
"You work hard, eat good, drink hard and
-play hard,• he said. "l don't believe m rebn -
riwnt. I won't hve that long." • BEST BUYS is published Thursdays
and Saturdays If you know ora good
buy, send a fax to 646-4170 or write to
Daily Pilot. Best Bu~ 330 W Bay St.,
Costa Mesa 92627.
from the wool factory, he started working
forA,:eittsburgh Railroad, and stayed there
unlW the early 1940s, when he b mne a
milkman. ·All my bustn(•ss JS from word-of-mouth
-Story by H•Jsein Mashni,
photo by Diana Mulvihill
'
New storm expected to hit by Ftjday Bay naturalists receive
$3,500 from Pacific Bell • Weather system will be similar
to rain that brought floodmg to
local bedches earlier tlus week.
Ooiy~
Newport-M<'sa residents, storm
I rams and Cd rs, now dry from Tuesday's
c1dkmg, can look forward to d repeat
performance Friday as the weaker
onges of u large storm sweeping across
orthPm California passes through the
1f'c1, according to the Nationcil Weather
Service
Weather C)ervice meteorologist Mark
~.t1oec1e said the weekend storm ts noth-
'119 out of the ordinary and will be Slffil·
M to Tuesday's storm, which drenched
OlP Newport-Mesa area and forced
~ewport Beach city crews to do some
!>(:rambling.
"We had some flood.mg m the pcuk·
mg lot at McFadden Square early Tues·
t'.(ay due to high tides,• said David
Niederhaus, general service:. director·
tor the city of Newport Beach. "Ocean.
water got up dgainst the fences around
private properties from 34th to 36th
Street"
nu:-city erected a temporary 3·foot-
h1qh tx>rm on the beach between the
Newport Pier and 24th Street and
hr>fwcen 32nd and 36th stt<>cts Tuesday
&rom 10 a .m. to 4:30 p.m , to prepdre for
potential overrught problems from high
tides.
wwe lost a substanllal amount of
sand around the
marine headqutlr-
ters overnight Tues-
day ut the base ol
the Newport Pier,"
Niederhaus said.
"This was due to
the swell, high
tides, storm und the
wmd. •
Cosld Mesa saw
m1rumal damage
despite the fart that
it had more rain
than Newport
Beach, .50 to .22
inches respectively.
"Absolutely no
caUs," said Wilhc1m
"lhe most help.
ful advice
would be to
slow down
[while driving)
vdleO it's rain·
ing and give
yoursetf more
tine to stop:
Doug
Fletcher
Newport
Beach police
Moms, duector of puhhr. St'rvlCes for
Costa Mesa. "Just one call on a pol·
hole·
And both police stdhons reported no
ma1or problem.., -1ust tin increase m
mmor traffic dC"cidents in Newport
Beach.
One thing 1s for sw .. .._ Newport
Beach and Costa Mesa oflic1als aw on
the same pag(' when it comes to pre·
vention and city mumtenann>.
"The most helpful advice would be
to slow down !while dnvtngJ when it's
rauung and give yoursPII more tune to
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stop.• said Newport Beach pohc > Lt.
Doug Aetcher Dnve mom defon..,1vc·
ly.:
Costa Mesd polic1e Lt. Ron Smith
agrees.
·Just recognize that it is a httlr> more
dangerous and slow down," Srmth sa1d
"Be a little more alert."
But the advice extends beyond 1ust
streets. Boat owners should do their
homework.
Residents can do plenty between
storms, said Orange County ~ht.>nffs
hdJbor pdtrof Sqt Jame.-. Thoma .
"Check your boat to make? smc u i
secured well and make sure the lmc
securing it dfe m good und1t10n,"
Thomas sci.id. "Make sure your h1lgP
pumps, the pumps at tht> l>ottom of the
hoat that take the , ... ater out, r1n• m 9ood
condition"
Thomas cilso rncommcmcb lhnt boc1t
battenes dre m good c-ondH10n and lhilt
the vessel is watertight.
But no matter how bod 1t gch for th~
guy next door, the rrtm 1<; clehmtely
music lo somebody's l•ars.
"We've always t!XpPrnmced po ihvc
effects beµig U1at we arc rm enc los( d
retail center and the dcc:or ancl hohcfdys
present an en1oyable cxpenPnc:P rm
~hoppers," sdid Rita Redttelli·Slcnlund,
spokeswoman Jor South Coa ... t Pli.1:lt1
"The rdin is definitely i1 good mcent1ve
for business.•
WEATHER
• Company gives out check in Wednesday ceremony.
P<mhc B£>ll Orange County has domtt·
cd $3,500 lo the Upper Newport Bdy
NdturaHsts, a nonprofit organ1zdhon on
Shellmaker Island that runs educational
and recreutional progrnms in the ecolog-
1ral res~rve.
State Assemblywoman Marilyn Brew-
l'r (R·lrvme) and a representative ol Rep,
Chustopher Cox (R-Ncwport Beac:h)
wcw among the d1grutanes gathered iil
Shellmaker on Wednesday morning for a
chPck·pa~smg ceremony.
Tom Foullon, director of external
afllurs for Pacific Bell Orange County,
said the tompany tries to contribute to
chanllc dnd nonprofit groups that arc
'
most import<mt lo the C<l:nmuruty.
"We want to play an ac-tive role and
give back to the community we're a part
ot, ~ he su1d. "WP regularly dfe contribut·
ing a gredt dPal of money throughout the
community."
Also dl Wednesdr1y's ceremony werP
rc>prn:>entdhvcs of the naturalists and lhP
Newport Harbo1 Area Chamber of Com·
mern•.
"We.'r" qrah•ful tor 11 and undoubtecf·
ly they're gomg to put it to good us •,
md Frank Rohmson, c1 founder of the
n11tur<1hsl • grouµ
-Jenifer Ragland
BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS
Christn1as trees to light up
the Upper Newp.ort Bay
NPwport Dunes Reso.rt will flood the bay
with bght from a Virtual forest of 17 Christ-
mos trcl'li us the community 'celebrates the
L1qhung of the Bay dt 6 p.m:rnday.
Followmg the ,·eremony, the Dunc..-; will
pt 'sent d vmtage television S,:hnstmas spc·
t1al f Palunng Prdnk Sinatra, Perry Comu,
Judy G<Hldnd and the Carpenters on a
Htdnl lelnvNon sc-1cen, The event Will con:
elude With t.t holidcty performance by "Kids
Are MU'llC', ~ d IO<'c1l performing arts group
The resort 1s at 1121 Bc1ck Bay Dnvc
Newport Beach
For mom mfom1ation, Citll (56'.l) 491 ·
1000.
P 0 L I C E F I. l E S
TEMPERAT\IRES Se<ond htgh COSTA MESA
Balboa
65151
Corona del Mar
65152
Costa Mesa
67/SO
Newport 8e.Kh
66151
Newport Coan
65151
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• , .SS
• West Bakef' StrMt A gold band worth 12,000 was stolen from a home 1n
the 11-00 block.
• H.vbor lk>Ylevard A pair of sunglasses and a camera wonh S6SO were
stolen from a car m the 3300 block
• Harbor 8oYlevard, An arr compressor worth S300 wa\ stolen from a busl·
n~s if\ the 2700 block
• ~la StrMt A laptop computer, a camera and a set of golf clubs
worth $6,260 were stolen from a home tn the 100 bl0<.k
• Mift\ltem.an Way A wheelrhair worth $500 wa\ ~tolcm from a home in
the 2400 blo<.k. •
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot
Tu1:led in to the joys of life with television
dust, we had used 0 ne of the cur~es of working at
-home-maybe lhe only one ii
we eliminate the poss1bil1ty of
. ~~e~_beconung a captain of mdustry or
JOtmng the Center Club -ts the· ·
up a significant pi.cc
of the reserve
designed to carry us
through this tran~i
lion period.
THE Bill
CURVE
chores or wntmg cer·
lain typ¢s of p1H1e
while watd1ing. t
have the ltm~
between plays <1nd
pitchei. progrnmmPd
rather precisPly dtH.l
can look up just tt<,
thP. action lttkt•s
place.
almost unhnuted opportunity to be
seduced by exterior divcrtissements.
Like television. Especially tt•lev1sion.
·1 managed to bus-
tle uµ.enough
assignments to avoid
going back to
salaried work. And
even if I hadn't, it
would have been
worthwhile b~cause
Unfil<e my fcUow columnist, Steve
Smith, I have u TV '>0.t in my office and
several in my housP We did resist
cable for ti number of·yedrs but cun
make no other c:11.um to strength of
charactPr d<, fclr dS TV goes. r cringed
when I read that he wds dee.ming car-
·pets instead of watching the use.
UCLA game I dm neither that princi·
pled nor thdl d1sc-1plined.
I was able to sit in on
every minute of an
event that changed
the whole direction
joseph n.
belf
I've hont>d this
trait over many yc•cirs
to a rather exnrt s<.i-
ence. As d purist, I
den't need the crowd
noise, which 1 often
can't heur anywc1y.
The only lime I lt•el
I discovered thdt about myself early
on when the boob-tube alm~t
destroyed my free-lance wnting career
before it got well started. A month
dfter I quit my only postwar (I'm talk·
mg World War 11 h ere) salaried job to
try to make a liVlng at mdgaz.me wtit·
mg. the Joseph McCarthy hearings
began to unfold on television
l turned them on for a quick look
the first day, and I was unmediately
dnd trrevocably hooked. For the next
several w~eks, I n<'vcr missed d sylla-
ble wh.tle our income simply van-
ished. Never has there been a cast of
characters or d dramatic setting -
even Watergate -so compelling. The ·
good guys and the bad guys were as
clearly marked as cmy Tom Mix west·
em, and when Joseph Welch finally
said, ~senator McCarthy, have you no
shame?• and the bad guys bit the ·
of my political dnd
philosophical think-
ing -decidedly for the better.
Ever since, I've accepted this char-
acter flaw that allows me to watch
events compelling to me on television
without guilt. I think I watched every
minute of the WatergatP. hearings and
much of the O.J. Sunpson tnal, for
,example. I don't watch reguJar TV
fare, not even TV news which I
consider superficial and often siJly -
unless it ts covering a breaking story
in which l'm interested.
But ~porting events arc my therapy
for a,frequently mcomprehens1ble
world, and adding cable to our horn<>
has magnified this weakness enor-
mously. I watch college foolbaU dnd
basketball and professional baseball.
A lot. I have rabonalJ.zed this by turn-
ing off the sound and doing desk
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required to give
sports my full dttc•n·
lion is dunng the NC AA coll<>gP bus·
ketball toumament, wh1ch I r<'gor<l as
the zenith of all sporting evenl'i -
probably because J grew up m lnd1-
ana, which has such matters in dec1r
perspective.
All this is a very long preamble lo
the Kenneth Starr tesbmony l>cforn thE>
House Jucticiary Comnuttce lwo
weeks ago. I watched the whole
damned thing -12 hours of 1t. I cc1n
tell you the bathroom requirements of
dll the comnuttee members -pdrticu-
larly Chairman Hyde, whose cctHs ot
nature were even more frequent ttwn
mine. l ate when· lhey 'die, and rdil<'<i
at myself for not turning it off. But I
didn't. I stuck it out to the bitter Pnd.
I was wrutmg, o~course, for U1al
moment when Stai\'"-like Cdpt<lm
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v.ould h gm rulling metal l)alll) iJl his
l1and!> nd grow mneasmgly dlS-
lJdught ancl I mally lose his cool over
trying to'detend the behavior ol Linda
lhpp OJ hb mmions who terronwd
pott•ntial w1trfosse~.
That didn't happen bec-dusc Starr
do«>i.n'I carry the emotional baggage
of QuP"U· Ho's a cool cal who sat
lhNP ttnd lold us blandly lhdt hi' cltd·
n't sPe why 1t WdS signilkant to tell
J.uwt Reno he WdS U'l bed with Pct\Ud
.Jorn•s' c1tlorn~ys when he rnqueslN1
p~nms-;ion tQ exprind his investig.iuon
Or thot ol cQursP. they didn't let Lewm-
sky <all h<•r attorney dunng her ong1-
nal 1nll'rTOCJt1llon because he handled
nvil. not cnmtn11l, Cdses. Or that his
p •oplr• chd not l1"ak grand Jury te t1-
muny even though a f Pderal Judge had
ctted two clo:1en pnma fade P-xamplt>!S.
So thPrn Wds no Joseph Welch thb
tune, t1nd the good guys. at best, got a
<;tandoft. But thr way I see 1t, you win
OnJe, rou !US(! sorne, but dl Jechl ,-
don't httv~ to draw my'conclus1ons
from d UO-second ~ound bite on lhe 6
o'clock n<•ws.
I'm 1.tlrP.ddy working up a strutegy
for lht~ howl g.urws. Because of over-
lap, I rncty rm'>s ... orrw critkal plays by
c uttmy btlrk and forth so I'll probably
l«(l<' c1 couple of gdmes. That muy Ile
me up through the hrst week m J<.mu-
«ry, bul I'll 1ust work some nights. Or
turn the sound clown.
• JOSEPH N. BEU 1s a Santa Ana Heights res1
dent. Hts column runs Thursdays.
Thursday, December 3, 1998 A 3
IRIE Fl Y.
Marin ' science professor
to lecture on gray whal~s
An OCC manne soence proff!!;sm: will
gLvP a fre lectur~ <lbout the evolution of
the {.JrdY whale tomgnl at the o CSd
Commurnty Center. .
Ch, rh~ ~Jack• Mertz has been leach-
ing manne biology dnd sdenc for more
thdn 40 } car . Mert7. rc;tued m 1990 alter
35 yenrs Ill the Long Bl'dCh Umhed School
01stnct, having introduced the manne
b10Jony pro<Jtdm into 1he high schools.
Mertz is 11n mstruc tor al ()CC dOd runs the
r ollege's munnP scienn• laboratory .
Sponsored or the 1\m1•11can Cetacean
Soaety, Orunuc Counfy dtttpter, tbe·d1s-
cuc;"s1on will focus on the etoJogy dnd nat-
urdl history of the gtay whdl ..
The event Will hcgm at 7:30 p.m. The
community center as at 1845 Park Ave. For
more mformc.1llon, call (71-lj 534-5177.
1 Hgh Sl'hool seniors can
cheek out OCC on 1arch 23
OCC wilJ sponsor its 1 blh dIUlual HJgh
School Scmor Day from noon to 3 p.m.
Marc-h 23
Semors who dtlcnd 1he event will
recelVI' early rcg1strat10n matenals for the
ldll t<Jiiq !>l•mcster. Coun.v!hng and finan-
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A h1•p btulPc.ue lunch \\111 be served .•
OCC's cnghsh and math placement
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'. 4 Thursday, ~embe! 3, 1998 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
·. oy s .. ows generos1 y 1 n pre
6-year-old Bria~ For~ donates his birthday gjfts to children h~lped by Share Our Selv.es .
DIANA MULVIHllUOAllY PltOT
Brian Ford's birthday presents were donated to the Share Our
Selves organization in Costa.Mesa on Wednesday.
Police to set up checkpoint in Costa Mesa
The Costa Mesa Police Department will have a sobriety check.
poIDt Frtday mght at one of the city's busier intersections.
Motonsts will be stopped on Harbor Boulevard near Wilson
Street m the northbound lanes between 9 p.m. and 1 a.m. The
Police Department will am~st and jail all drivers found to be intox-
icated.
For most 6-year-old boys,
birthdays are a time for getting
gifts not giving them away. But on
nie~day, Newport Beach resident
Brian Ford donated his brand-
ncw toys to a local charity.
"J le has a lot of toys and a lot
of books and he really doesn't
need anytlung," Sdid his mother,
Dory. c
Other children are not as fortu·""
nate and they depend on relief ·
organizations such as Costa
Mesa-based Share Our Selves.
which was gratefuf'to receive Bri-
an's bounty.
"We're very touched and
moved by his generosity,• volun-
teer Lee Pierce said. "It's not easy
for a 6-year-old to give away his
presents."
It's even more difficult when
the goodies are really cool, such
FYI
Share Our Selves will be
accepting holiday gift
donations for needy chil-
dren from 9 a.m. to noon
Dec. 21 at St. John's Hall In
Costa Mesa. For more
Information, calf Share
Our Selves at (949) 642-
3451.
dS Koosh Catchers, Toobers &
Zots and Vortex Mega Howler,
which Brian's dad, Dan, personal-
ly recommends.
•These are some Beanie
Babies that I don't have,~ said the
freckle-faced boy, pointing to
some ~tuffed animals.
So why did he give them
dway?
"'Cause I'm sorry for the poor
children," he said .. •[Without
toy£), they can't play anythmg
except play tag and things you do
barehanded."
Skeptics out there might won·
der whether Brian was forced to
be so generous with his g1fl'>.
Boys will be boys, after a!J. One
child bUISt into tears when her
mother suggested she follow Bn·
an's lead, Dory said.
Bu~.Dory explained that her
son really wanted to q1ve this hol· ·
iday season .•
• u ·s not right if the child lf oes.
n "Uffiii:m>tm?d wbal ll's abootimd
doesn't feel good about it," she
saJd.
Brian did feel good, espendlly
after his mom promised he could
keep one special gift, a remote.
control hovercraft.
~After he left !Share ·Our
Sc>lwsJ, he said he wanted to oo
to his piggy bank and bring them
back some money,• Dory Sdid
"(hope that other children do
it as well," she added. ·n teaches
them a good lesson.· ·
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er awsmt filed over water
•
• Group fights permit allowing 1.3 million gallons of
nitrogen-polluted water per day sent to Bac;k Bay.
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NEWPORT BEACI I ~ Defend
the Bay, the cnvtronm<"ntal group
that "helped overturn lhe lf'VUl<-!
Ranch Water D1~trict's permit to
dump highly trcdted ~C'wage mto
Upper Newport Bay, 1s now going
after a permit issued to a contrac-
tor fo! the Eastern. n-ansportation
Corridor Agency.
Newport Beach-bused Defend
the Bay this w.. ·: J:ed a lawsuit
in Superior Court, challenging the
Santa.Ana Regional Water Quali-
ty Control Board's Jan. 23 deci-
sion allowing Silverado Construe-•
tors Inc. to discharge up to 1.3 mil·
lion gallons per day of nitrogen-
P..Qlluted ground ~ale~ into. the
Back Bay.
Silverado encountered the
ground water while buildirig the
Eastern Corridor toll road. The
. company ha·s been disposing of 1t
through a sewer that eventually
goes to the ocedn, but that con-
tract is set to expire next year -
1-The permit would allow Silver-
ddo to d1vert the water into an
Upper Newport Btty tributary
jfter trel!tk'SJ U,_to .reniov~e som~ ..
contd.rmncmlo;.
·we're obviously very con-
cerned about this potentially-new
source of pollullon discharge into
Newport Bay." said Bob Caustin,
president of Defend the Bay. ·we
don't feel U1<! regional board pro-
vided the public with dn ilde-
qudte opportunity to review the
Sextial assallit ·suspect pie.ads innocent
l • Man charged i~ four
•Laguna Beach incidents
·also allegedly attempted
women in three beach cities
pleaded innocent in Superior
Court on Wednesday.
\.1elvin Earl Miller ol Fort
Lauderdale faces three counts of
sexual battery and one count of
resistmg arrest for allc gtJty
fondling and groping four f~mClle
Joggers in Laguna Beach last
Thursday. The victim!) claim the
man, believed to be Miller, asked
for the ti.me arid then grabbed
them. He is being held on $50,000
bail, and his trial is set ror Dec. 22 .
to attack two women
, .from Newport Beach.
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tvtiller allegedly went on the
prowl !or sex while visiting his
fdr.1ily in Mission Viejo for
Thanksgiving. He allegedly
dtldcked a 46-year-old woman in
her kitchen in Sunset Beach. .
Authorities believe Miller then
went to Newport Beach, where
his advances were thwarted by a
27-year-old woman who shut the
door on him when he made a late-
ruqht visit. Minutes later, police
stty MJller grabbed and tackled a
22-year-old woman who was
·wal.k.ing home. She was cJhle to
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Newport Beach pohce Lt.
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from the latter assault. including
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Thur5day. Deeember 3, 1998 AiS
the transpo11auon comdor,
bfhaab there will not bC able
comment on. thP. lawsuit qnCi1
tfii!Y've se n ft . .-"'
fonnal none~ of the lawsuit
should be served on the regiondl
hoard, transportation comdor
agency and Silverddo .hY the end
ot lhe week Del end the Bay 15 .
hoping to get a h •anng by cart)·
next year.
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Thursday, December 3, 1 W8 around town ~ Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pil~
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228 A complete listing of Around Town not reqwred. For more informa-A group counsellng session t1Ued lbe friends of Argµs, a 100-foot meet at El Moro Visitor Center.
can be found at daltypllot.c:om. tion! call (714) 432-5894. Relationship hnprovement Will be topsail ketch, will meet at 7:30 A back-country bike w1U begin at Parking is $5. For more informa-
" presented at 1 p.m. at Coast Con-p.m. at the Boy Scout Sea Base, 9 a.m . at Crystal Cove State Park, lion, call (949) 497-7647.
The EbelJ Club of Newport Beach sulting, 180 Newport Center Drt-1931 W. Coast Hi~bway, Newport 8471 E. Coast Highway, N wport
will ineet at 11:30 a.m. at the Bahia ve, Newport Beach. Sessions are Beach. For more mfonnation, call Beach. Hikers will meet at El
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A Christmas tree tot will be· up sioe Drlve7 Newport Beam ?Clotl-(949} 120-8437:-' . -: --• ~· .,.,.. ·~. For more mfonliatio"il. can
and runrung from a ().m. to 10 p.m . vabonal ~aker Patrioa Coving-(949) 497-7647:
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Exposition Center, 88 Fwr Dnve, call (949) 721-9267. business, 3545 E. Coast Highway, A pancake breakfast fund-raiser
Costd Mesa For more inform.a-Corona del Mar. The event, titled will take place from 8 to 11 a.m. at
lion, tdll (71 4) 708-3247. A slngln.g class will be presented Naturally Inspired, will showcase the Costa Mesa Seruor Center,
from 1 to 3 p.m. at OASIS Senior holiday table-top designs and 695 W. 19th St. The event will fea-
Newport 'Beach, Corona del Mar Center, 800 Marguerite Ave., decorative kitchen vignettes. ture entertainment by Newport
and Costa Mesa resiclmts can rent Corona del Mar. Ad.mission is J Iarpist Kathy Kavanaugh will Show 1\lnes from 9 to 10:15 a.m.
Santa tor theu hobddy parties. free. For more information, call perform holiday music, and Menu items include pancakes;
business meetings, ddY. cctre or (949) 644-3244. refreshments will be served. eggs, sausage, juice and coffee.
school events from 10 a'm to 10 ( . Admission 1S free, how.ever, reser-Tic.kets a.re $.3. For more infonna-
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$40 for tht" hrst hall-hour and $35 sented from 3:15 to 4:45 p.m. at infonnation, call (949) 673-9199.
for each c1dclilt.onal hdll-hour. Santa OASIS Senior Center, 800 Mar-
will bnnH Ct:mdy canes for boys and guerite Ave., Corona. del Mar. A sUde lecture UUed "RusSla, the
gtrls. Re.c;Pnilbons must be made Admission is free. For more inlor-Baltic Republics and Finland"
24 hours m ddvance. For more mation, call (949) 644-3244. will be presented at 7 p.m. at the
Plecemakers Chrtstmas Festival
will be presented from 9 a .m. to 4
p.m. through Sunday at the Piece·
makers Country Store parking lot,
1720 Adams Ave., Costa. Mesa.
The event will feature 175 booths
of handcrafted items, live country
information cdll (949) 644-3151. Newport Beach Central Library's
Women In Management wtlJ pre-Fnends Meeting Room, 1000
sent a networking party at its Avocado Ave. Admission is free. A water deroblcs class will be
presented lrom 9 to 10 a.rn. at
OASIS Senior Centt•r, 800 Mar·
guenh! Avc-, Corond del M r.
Adnms1on is $1 Fflr more infor-
mat1on, fdll (949) 644-3244.
monthly meeting at 6 p.m. al the
Sheraton Newport Hotel, 4545
MacArthur Blvd., Newport. Beacll.
The event will feature door prizes,
live music, friends, activities arid
holiday festivities .. Donations will
be accepted on behalf of the
Women's AssistanCenter m Lake
Forest: Items needed include note-
books, purses, earrings, blazers, etc.
A representative from American
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Westcillf Court, 1649-1831 West·
cliff Drive, f 1ev. p'jrt Beac:h, will
take pla.c~ from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The event will featwc Chnstmas
carolers, a magtc show and a vic;1l
from Old St. Nick. .
A tide pool and gray whale sight·
~ training will be pr~nted at.2
p.m. at Crystal Cove State Park,
8471 E. Coast Highway, Ncwpoxt
Beach. Tide pool tdlks will meet at
Pelican Point Parking Lot No 4.
SUNDAY
A back-country hike wUJ take
Balboa Island's second walking
.homo tour, • Holiday Happen-
ing," will take place from noon to
5 p.m. and will showcase 10 Bal.
boa Island homes 'decorated for
the hollddys. 'flckets, which are
$15, include a refreshment stop at
the Island ·s Beek Center on
Agate. Tickets cdn be purclidsed
at th'' following Balboa Island
Marine Avenue locatiom•
MarU1a's Bookstore, Balbod
Porch, Even Sisters, Island Hom
and Pcrsunmon nee.
A free musicale titled "A Musical
Potpourri " will be presented at 3
pm. at the Newport Beach Cen-
tral Library's Friends Meetinu
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Holiday Open House will be pre·
'°'l.ented from noon to 4 p.m. at the ~brary, 420 Marigold Ave.~ mag-
ic, music and comedy show titled
The Magic of the Holidays will be
presented by Ton)t Daniels from -.1~3Q io 2 p.m. Santa will also be
making n visit. For more informa-
tion, cdll 717-3801.
Dr. Ed C. Krupp, astronomer and
director ot the Griffith Observato-
ry, will present a slide lecture
from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. al the
Lyceum at SC'C, 55 Fau Drive,
Costa Mesa. The lecture will illus-
trate astronomy and the archaeol-
ogy of power. Members and SCC
students are free. Admission is $5
for nonmembers and $2 for stu-
dents. For more information, call
(949) 786-9149.
TUESDAY
A water aerobics class will be
presented from 9 to 10 a.m. at the
OASIS Senior Center, 800 Mar-
guerite Ave., Corona del Mar.
Admission is $1. For more infor-
mation, call (949) 644-3244 ..
OASIS Senior Center, 800 Mar-
guerite Ave., Corona del Mar.
Admission is $38. For more infor-
mation, call (949) 644-3244.
A tree seminar UUed Feng Shui
Your Way will be presented from
6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Mother's·Mat·
ket and Kitchen Patio Cafe, 225 E.
17th St., Costa Mesa. ResetVa-
tions are required. For more infor-
mation, call (800) 595-6667.
WEDNESDAY
Harborlltes Toastmasters will
meet at 7 a.m. at the Bahia
Corinthian Yacht Club, 1601 Bay~
side Drive, Corona del Mar.
Guests are 'invited. Por more
information, call 586-9172.
The Newport Hills Garden Club
will present its festive annual
Christmas luncheon at 12:15 p .m.
at the Riverboat Restaurant, 151
E. Coast Highway, Newport
Beach. Lunch includes soft drinks
and wine. Entertainment and
door prizes will .be available.
Social hour is at 11 :30 a.m . New
members are cordially invited.
Admission is $40.
The Networkers will meet from
11:45 a.m . to 1 p.m. at the Costa
Mesa Golf and Country Club,
1701 Golf Course ·Dtive. Adinis-
sioo is $12 and includes lunch. For
more information, call 885-909;3.
A yoga class will be presented by
HeleM Sprake from 9 to 10:15
d.m. at the Nancy Clark Educa-
tion Center, 471 Old Newport
Road, Swte 103, Newport Beach.
Admission is $8 per class or $30
for four prepaid classes. For more
information, cdll (949) 548-4059.
A Women's Life Stress Support
A ballroom dance class will be Group for Seniors will be present·
presented from 3 to 4 p.m. at . ed from 12:30 to 2 p.m . at OASIS
ANTIQUE ROW
& GARDEN CA~"'E The Country Inn
Garden Cafe
Oohs & Ahas .
The Book Store ·
Newport Picture Frame
Stella's Place
Sarah Whitcomb
Circa Ant·iquea
V ictoriana ~ Company
130 East 17th St. Costa Mesa
At Newport & E. 17th Street • Behind The HARP INN • (949) 7ll-1177
ROW HOURS: Tue-Sal 10-Jm·Spm CAFE HOURS: Tti°e-Sat 1 lam-3pm
Senior Center, 800 Mdrguerite
Ave., Corona dcl Mar.'The meet-
ing will be facilitated by psychol·
ogist Nata.lie Zucker Admission is
free. For more infomiation, call
(949) 644-3244 ....
Senior consultant Bob Brennan
will lead a free discussion of
reverse rnortgages for seniors 62
and over at 3 p.m. at BaysidP Vil·
lage, 300 E. Coast Highway,
Newport Beach. For more tnfor·
mation, call 723-0233.
A gro~p counseling session titled
Body-Image Improvement -
Female Power will be presented
at 5:30 p.m. at Coast Consulting,
180 Newport Center Dnve, New-
port Beach. Sessions dJ'e $25. For
more in1ormati6n, call (949) 72.0·
8437.
A free seminar titled Six Laws of
Natural Healing will be presented
from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Mother's
Market and Kitchen Patin Cafe,
225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. Reser-
vations are required. For more
information, call (800) 595-6667,
DEC. 12
A Beanie Baby and Collectible
Show will be presented from 10
~.m to 4 p.m. Dec. 12-13 at the
OrangP County Fair & El(position
· Center, 88 Fair Drive, Bulleting I
No. 10, Costa Mesa Etlrly birds
get in at 9 a.m. for $7. General
ad.niission is $5; children 7 cmd
under are free. For more mfom1a-
tion, call (714) 754:()5]8,.
ONGOING
St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church offers a support group for
families with loved ones who are
mentally ill. The ~up meet~
trom 6:30 to B p .m. Sundays in the
church's Dierenfield Han C, 600
St Andrews Road, Newport
aedC'p. The confidential group IS
open to the community. For morE>
information, call 631-2880.
Prospects Networking Group
.meets from 7:15 to 8:30 a.m.
Wednesdays dt Mimi's Cafe, 1835
Newport Blvd.. Costa· Mesd.
Btedkfast is $6. For more informc1-
tion, call Angie Stdftord at 474-
2225 or T'md. Fmntln at 551-31 '56.
Ali Lassen's Leads Club meets al
7:15 d m. Tuesdays at Mimi's Crt1e,
1835 Newport Blvd .. Costa Me..,u
For more informallon, caU 646-1252.
Zen Home Stitchery, a local
manufacturer of meclitabon sup-
plies, holds a free meditation from
5 to 7 p.m. Sundays ctt Mesa Bust-
ness Center, 71 1 W.• 17th St • <;uHe
A-8, Costa Mesa. For more intor·
mation, call 722-7818.
The Newport Beach Parks,
Beaches and Recreation Commis-
.sion meet!!> at 7 p.m. the first 1\1c~
day of each month in the City
Council cl1dmbers, 3300 Newport
Blvd., Newport Beach. For more
informdtion, caU 644-3151,
Nicotine Anonymous fellowship
wdnts to help men dOd women
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.on local evemng meetings, Cdll
650-2713
The Costa Mesa Htstorlcal Soci-
ety holds a free o~n house Jront--
11 e'.'i\'r to 3 p.m. Thursdays l
1870 Anaheun Ave., Costa Mesa
The evf•nt ledtures m~mordlnlrn ·
from 'th<' city of Costfl. Mesd and
the Sc.mta Anu Anny Air Bdse. FcJr
mart> mtor111otion, cdll 631-59,18.
Overeaters Anonymous meets
from 7 to !-!-p.m. Wednesdays at
St. John\ Ep1..,copul Church, 183
· E. Bay•st .• Co&td. M~sa. For more
infonnation, Cilll 953·0HOO.
OASIS Senior Center ofiers a
P<Jrkm..,on's d1<,eac;e support t1roup
from 7 to 9 p.m. the second Thur:.-
day of each month dl 800 Mdr~
guente Ave., Corona del Mar. For
more mformatJon, call 644-3244.
The Yoga Place offers a prenatal
and postnatal yoga dass from 3 to
4:30 p.m. ThursddyS New classes
begin on the fust of the month. For
more infonnation, cd.ll.642-7400
Hoag Cancer Center otters Man
to Man. a free pro:.tate canc.:er dis-
cuss1on group, from 7 to 8:30 p m.
the fir~t Wednesday of each
month at the center aucbtorium, l
I loag Drive, Building 4 l, New-
port Beach. For reservations or
more information, call 72'.l-5237
The Pacliic Business Xchange
hw; weekly breaklac;t meEc•tings di.
7 <1.m. TuesdiiVS at the Padhc . .
Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd.,
Newport Bcdch. There is no-
charge for thP LCUllal meetmg. For
more information, call 640-0588.
.
The Newport Beach ,Psychologt ..
cal Assoc1dtion presents d coed
relationsnip group called Insight
Equals Power dt 7 pm. Thurs-'
days. The fee ts $25 per week. For
more infonnat.Jon. c-cill 7~2-4588.
Hoag Cancer Center otters a free
rr•lax.ation and imagery workshop
from 10 to 11 ·30 d ,m the fourth
Wednesday of e<Jch month at 1
Hoag Dnve, Buildmg 41, New-
port Beach. For more information.
Cdll 760-554'.l. •.
The Sea ~plorer .Ship Del Mar
711 of Orange' County offers a
program ic>r young men ages 14 to
18 interested m ledming about
sailing, seamctn:.hip, piloting. ndV·
igation and cnusmg. Meetings are
from 6 to 9 p.m. Wednesdays at
the Sea Explorer Sea BdSe, 1931
W. Coast Highway, Newport
Beach. For morP information, call
642-6301or551-8591. · '
OASIS Senior Center otters
ongomg ass1stdnce, counseling
and referral services ror seniors.
For appointments or .more infor-
mdllon, coll 644-32-1.t,
The Costa Mesa Senior CJtizen
S4uare and Round Dane~ ~lub
SPl'ks expen£'nc~·d dancers to jom
m from 9 to 11 a.m. Thursdays at th~ Costr1' Mesa Senior. Center, ...
19th and Pomon<1 ~treets,. Costa
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· B oxes. Lots and lots of etnp-
• ty boxes, many of them
Jabeled Jim Beam or Cutty
Sark. As they pile up, the neigh-
bors start looking at you funny,
and although you didn't empty
the original contents, about
hallway through, you wish you
had. Moving -right up at the
top (or stress, and for so many
good reasons. Like the extremely
different ways each member of
the household approaches 1t.
The right way is to start
weeks m advance, packing.
. labeling, color-c~. stacking •
carefully in rows along the hall
-where he stubs his toes a cou-
ple of times and falls over them
in the dark once.
"Why are we living li)<e this?"
he asks pldintively. His approach
-Wdtt until moving day, borrow
a truck, call a couple of friends,
throw stuff in boxes and -hey,
what's the big deal?
ln the interest of family har-
mony (and because he's starting
to mumble about a busmess trip
thdt weekend), you negotiate.
You'll hold off on any more box-
es, but he has to promise to stay
to help. No busmess tnp, no bad
hack. He nods, lhen adds, •Just
remember, I don't do kitchen
stuff, and there's my standing
IEACH ·tffOfES
christi~ comey
noncy gordner
termis game with the ~ys, but
that's no problem. It's not till 2.
We'll get 1t done by then, easy.•
You bite your tongue to stifle
the shrieks.
The weekend arrives, and
somehow (actually, thanks to all
your preparation beforehand) the
boxes get filled, the truck loaded,
and divorce papen. dfe not filed.
As you wave goodbye to the
ne1ghb0rs, who wave goodbye to
you even more enthusiastically,
you feel like you've weathered
the storm, but it's only just
begun.
The rouch -your beautiful
new slipcovered couch -won't
Do Life's
Most Precious
Times Seem to
be Going-By
in a Blur?
You'll be amazed at the
difference clear vision makes~M
With the Hlhanc<:d \'IS:X •M ~ l'.AK Ex<:imer
laser, those \\at h nca r·sagh tec.lnt·:. or
:t~igmatasm can h;a\c l'RK or l.,\.\11\ trcttmrnt
whi' h \:t.,11 imprmt:s tht:1r \1.,ion ·in nc:arl}
all <.'.tsc.' to the point of ehmmacing the nc:cu
for ~lassc s or \:Ol\t.1l ts •
Farsighted Treatment
Now A1Jallable*.
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fit m the stairwell. Who knew
that the posts narrowe{i)J,l!gbtr,y;
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saw will cut it m two for
reassembling upstairs, a W10dow
iS removed and the couch is
hoisted over the balcony while
you watch anxiously as your
brother, who's already had one
heart attack and looks close to
haviiig another, wrestles it
upward.
The cable ouUe>t is in the
wrong room, the bedroom sud-
denly looks half the size, and
there's that horrible panic when
you open the bo>l marked "sil-
ver" to find it full of the stuff you
meant for the GoodWill. As you
picture them celebrating their
windfall, he comes in with a jan-
gling pillowcase full of your
grandmother's flatware. •Where
do you want this?"
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boxes. Every night you come
home to work and confront -
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new phone number, and had the
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The furniture's been moved 'and
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hung, and your favorite looks
great m its new spot. Your idea
for the wmdows was a stroke of
geruus (and who's ever goiilg to
guess they're stapled, not
sewn?). Suddenly, it's home. And
now the tun part starts: learrung
about your new neighborhood.
Where can you get your morning
cappuccino? Where's the best
movie theater, the best frozen . ,
yogurt or plZZa place that deliv-
~rs? When you remember your
new phone nillitber wrtho'tlt·,.---~
thinking, you know. you've set· .
tled in. Ahd the memory of what
il took to get you there gradually~
fades into the mist -until the ·
next bme.
And please don't think that
just because Christin has recent·
ly moved from Balboa Island to
Costa Mesa, the above is a spe-
cific recounting of what hap-
pened. Not at all. She would
never tell the post office to stop
sQmeone else's mail or forget to
measure the stairWell. This is just
a reflection on moving in gener-
al. Most of us have had to do it
once or twice 10 our lives, and
almost nobody ever wants to do
lt again.
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s higb timeJor two -oca pa rons o
T he American Vi~ual Arts
Achievement Award, an
honor created-by the Pacif-
THE CR OW D Tribute came from Naomi lng lhttl adorns the club walls
Vine, director of the CJrunc e The event wa~ underv.TIUP.n
County Museum of Art Bruce by Be nte nd Gerald Buck, Bar-
-it: Artf0Wldatio11. was bestowed
upon Molly and Leon Lyon
recently at a classy Sunday
e vening dinne.r at The Pacific
Club, Newport Beach.
and Curt 1:.Y2n shared f~il_y...:_ bara arid Tad D.mz..r..HeldJ and -inwnorle; andinspif auon. llnaa· ~c~enn'i.n, f\.lanlii aiUfl>ar:-'t~
The Lyons are very active
members of the Newport-Mesa
community. The visual arts are a
major persondl focus for the cou-
ple and their family. The presen-
tation to the Lyons mdrked the
th.\fd annual event hononng local
a.rt patrons for the Pacific Art
Foundation. ·
As an early trustee of th\?
Newport Hdrbor Art Museum,
l~mg before it became the
Orange County Art Musewn,
Leon Lyon gwded the direction
of the mstitubon, serving as more
than just a trustee. His work for
the museum as a commumty
leader inspired the confidence of
o~er citizens to participate, ulti-
mately enabling the art musewn
to grow, to prosper, ~d at times,
to simply survive.
At his side, as an equal if not
m fact more mfluential player,
,Molly Lyon has served the muse-
1um for years as both docent and
tmember of the Museum Council.
fTheir influence in the world of
lart is well-known in circles
lbeyond our community. The tou-
'ple were founders of the Muse-IWn of Contemporary Art m Los
!Angeles, where private pieces
~rom their collection are part of
1the museum's permanent collec-
tion. Additionally, pieces from
thetr collection of contemporary
art are included m exhibitions at
,the Aspen Art Museum.
L Beyond their love of the con-
empontry art form, the Linda
Isle couple are 'passionate about
art education. In addition to therr
ongtime filianetal backing of the
School of Fine Arts at USC, the
Art lr.stitute of Southern Califor-
nia located in Ldguna Beach has
benefited from the Lyon touch.
Leon Lyon served as president of
the Art Institute for two years.
John Melndl, president of the
Pacific Art Foundation, pald tnb-
From left, Leon and Molly Lyon, recipients of the American
Visual Arts Achievement Award, join William Ficker and
Patricia Houston at a Sunday dinner and ceremony hosted by
the Pacific Ar~ Foundation at The Pacific Club, Newport Beach .
ute to the couple as some 100
guests applauded Lheir dedication.
Mostimportantl~Lyonfrunily
members -including son Bruce
I Bruce Miller, Stephanie and
Geoffrey LePlastler, Patricia and
RI.chard BonadJo, Bente and
Gerald Buck, Barbara and BUJ
Ficker, Barbara and Bill Roberts,
1 and Barbara and Larry Spitz.
and tus wife, Christine, m from
Los Angeles and son Curt dlld his
wile, Wendy: of Newport Beach I
and Aspen -beamed with r 1de
as their parents were toc:tstt.>d . I
Also attending the chnner
were Leon's brother, Gen. · I
Wllllam Lyon and hls wife, WUla
Dean, and their daughter, Chris· I .
tine Rhoad.es With family clpse I
at hand, the Lyons were also· sur·
rounded by dear fnends m the I
community. These people have
shared a great deal Wlth the I
Lyons, including a love of art, the
raising of chiltlren, the buildmg J
of a great community, with all of I
Lhe peaks and valley:. of life.
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot~
: This little piggy sequel gets mixed reviews ;
• EDITOA'S NOTE· The Reel Cnt1cs •
column fea1ures movie critiques written
-by community mem~ s~Ning on our
panel. ~ ·
Dark sPqucl loaves
uneasy f celing
T he mhNPnt dc1n~.wr or
sequ(>ls . compt;rmcJ No.
2 to the ongmc1f. WhN(>dS
"Babe" left you Wlth a Wdnn and
fuv.zy aurd, :aab<': Pig in Uw
City" left me uneusr and worned
for the children Ul tht' i:IU<lic>nce
The 5tory shows "1lw Boss,~
· the f<1mwr,
REEL CRITICS lwmg haclly
lot with per-
sonalities and
vo ces and
feelings. But
the opera-lov-
ing neighbors
cc}nspirc to
have the hotel
Shut down so
the heartJess
crew comes'
from the local
arumal hospital
with nets and
cages to take them off to certain
~xenition. We have chase..4', res-
cues, a.grand ball, slapstick and
all manner of events thrown into
this convoluted story.
This is an unsettling moVle.
I'm not sure that young children
could follow thi:. story line and
nught be scdrcd by some scenes.
Too bad. The potential unrcal-
ued.
Exposed to l
danger and • ·'
failure-On ~
many levels, .1
Babe demo;i-'t
strates
courage and 0 .
ingenuity that , ·
would be the
envy of any
human hero.
Babe's new )
animal friends,,
espt•c1ally the prinlates, bring a
startling human leve1 of emotion ')
. to tht•i~ combined predicamen~. 1 Thelonius, the elder orangutan,
speaks volumes Wlthout words
just by looking at us.
The. delightful singing nuce '
1etum, with an abundance of
laughter and comic scenes. '
lllJUTCd Hl th~
\\I'll, un~1tting
ly provoked hy fi.ilw As d TC!'..Ult,
the fdm1 is m danqer of ht>my
sold by the IJdnk. l It-. w1te, m dn
e ffort to rd1Se luncls, :-els oft to a
foreign country with UabP, who
will d1spld}' lhl' shl'ep-hN<hng
skills that rd1scd a pulJhc clamor
in the ongmdl. ·
• ELAINE ENGLAND, 65, lives tn New·
port Beach and owns a g1ft·basket bus1·
ness she operates out of her home.
Babe meets up with an assor1ment of city animals In "Babe: Pig in the City ...
ThNc's a long and silly slapstick
farce at the end that tends to off-'
set the earlier philosophical
moments. But a genuine movie
hero, who seems to understand
the nature of things, and still ...
comnuts random acts of kindness •
But the drug-sniffing cloy m
the airport falsely sounds thl'
alarm to 1mplKdle Bdbe dS c1 Babe is a true
Hollywood hero
ons who wisecrack their way
through formula action films
against contrived villains. drug carrier AftPr the mix-up is
solved, Mrs. Farmer c1nd Adbe
find a hotel for homelPs<> <1ntmdlS
run by Mickey Rooney cmd d CdT·
mg young woman.
The dmmc1ls drt' un tmusu<.11
H ollywood blockbustcri, dre
full of fake heroes. BrucC'
Willis ctnd Mel Gibson are>
prototypes ot the phony chdmp1-
Rdre mdeed is the movie that
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dlwuys to spedk the truth,
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to us in the form of a talking pig
with a profound understanding
and philosophy of life that U.
worth our time and atten\ion.
Babe from the 1995 Acddcmy
Award-pominated tum. Takpn
from the rural tranquility of •
Hoggett Farm, Babe and th<'
farmer's wife are thrown into d
surreal city on d mission lo et1m
enough money to st1v£' the home-
stead from foreclosure.
dnd bravery is worth taklng ;
yourself and your kjds to see. 1
Even if the hero is a talkillg pig.
-,---
Di.rector George Miller contin-
ues the story of the r~arkable '
• JOHN DEPKO. 48, is a Costcf Mesa res-
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Orange County public defender's office. •
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MUSICAL: •once Upon a Maltres •
SCHOO~ Newpqrt Harbor High School
STORY LINE: A comic musical retelling of the
fairy tale "The Prince~ And The Pea,• fea·
turing the misady ntur of an· exqemely
rambunctious Princess Winnifred, who'tums ..
the kingdom upside down
DRAMA TEACHER: Gail Brower
DIRECTOR: John Mci.<>sey Jr.
CHOREOGRAPHER: Cindy Soto
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FEATURED PLAYERSt Kindal GrdhtUn, Martiri
Giannini, Brian Mullis, Sardh Mucho, Sarah
1
Ables, Brandon Yamawdki, Talon Ellithorpe,
Carlos Zeledon, Jon Bourquardez, Gretchen
1 Koppe, Landon Prairie, Jei;s1ca Tomehak,
1 Kristina Bartlett and Felicity Claire
CAST: Caitlin Adams, Darucl Barnard, Lydia '
datebook ·
PLAY: •Heroes•
SCHOOL: Adams Elementary
School
STORY UNE; Second-and third•
graders hold a tnal to detemune
whether they can recognize the
qualities that. ma.Jee someone 1 ~
hero. The witnesses called to the
stand are the sister, fnend, neigh-
bor and classmate of Nonnal Kid.
In the end, the·children call to the
stdge their own heroes, including a
fireman, dentist, nurse and restau-
rant owner.
DRAMA TEACHER: Bonnie Fever-
geon
DIRECTOR: Kathleen Chapman
Thurmy, December 3, 1998 A 15
FEATURED PLAYERS: Nikolai
Poulsen, Lawen King, Aaron
McCammon, Ryan Esfahani, Wes
Barloon, Carly Kant, Joe Ludlow,
Evan Kipnis, Mitchell Shamrell,
Mikey Morley, Te sa Panen: Lau-
r(:n Shafer, Crystal Guarin, Jenruter
Johnston, 1)'1Pr Wayman, Ryan
Knapp; J<erry Kiser, Mark Stover
and Alex Payzan
WHEN: 8:30, 9:30 1d 10~30 a.rp.
Thursday; 6 and 7 p.m Friday
HOW MUCH:Sl
WHERE: Adams Elementary School
auditonum at 2850 Clubhouse
Roct.d, Costa Mesa.
PHONE: (714) 424-7935
.·
. D'Antoni, Nick 01 Cnsci, Jason Guthrie,
Rose Ann Ing, Sylvia Keays, J\istin Kloeckn·
er, Mike Landers, Ahssandra Majzler Becky
Overton, Lisa Owad, Brad Patlen;on, Vanes-
sa Seeley, Shanel Salomon, Stefarue Silver-
man, Dagtan Thomas, Russell Thomas and
Christine Townsend.
~tudent's original play
featured at high school
Is your high SchOol -•
ftelding a produc-
WHEN: 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Fnday and Sat-
urday
KIM HAGGERTY.zvWS I DAllY f'l1.01
Drama students from Estancia High School rehearse for "Museum," which
opens Friday at the school.
PLAY: •The Reluctant Drdgon ~
SCHOOL: Newport Harbor High School ,
STORY UNE: An original play by senior Sasha
Smith·Ginter, inspired by the children's classic
tale
tion of •oamn
Yankeesr Or is
your middle school
foraging •into the
Woodsr tf so, HOW Ml ICH. 41'1~ o:t•"'~nts; $8 non-students.
WHERE: Newµ. '! .J1UQ.1 High School's
Loa!.; .\uditorium, co .... .ir of 15th Street and
Jr.ri..:~ Avenue, Newport beach
Stage is the canvas for play's look at modern art
PLAY: MMu~eum• CAST: All Estancia High drama studen ts
WHEN: 7·30 p.m. Frid ay, Saturday and
Dec. 11 arid 12
DRAMA TEACHER: Gail.Brower
DIRECTOR: Kevin Weed SCHOOL:: Estancia High School
CAST: All beginning drama students
WHEN: 6 and 7:30 p.m. Dec. 9
we'd like to
PHONE: (949) 515-6341 .
NOTE: With oriq\r ' music by Mary Rogers,
daughter of Richard Rogers, dnd lyrics by
Marshall Barer, Uus hilarious musicdl come·
dy rccentl/ en)CJycd a popular revival on
Broadway.
STORY LINE: Forty-four zany characters
view lt modem art exhibit featuring off-
the-wall nrtworks inducting a clothesline
with people hdnging on it and sculptures
mad"' out ol bones, fur dnd teeth.
DRAMA TEACHER: Pauline M Manlan
DIRECTOR: Pauline Maiaruan
HOW MUCH:$:> in advance; $6 at the
door
WHERE; ~tancia High School's Barbard
Van H olt Theater, 2323 Pldcentia Ave.,
Costa Mesa· ·
PHONE: (949) 515-6537
HOW MUCH: $4 adulll:i, $2 children
WHERE: Newport Harbor High School's Robert 8.
Wentz Theatre, corner of 15th Street and Irvine
Avenue, Ne\vport Beach
PHONE: l949) 515-6341
preview the event.
Please fax informa-
tion to Datebook at
(949) 646-4170.
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Restaurant Directory
RIVERBOAT RESTAURANT
On board the ·Pride of Newport' Rrvertioat home of the Nev.port
Harba' Ne~! Museum (Formerly Ftluben E Lat) 16 open Iran 11 am-
9pm lunch end dinr.er Sat &. Sun Brunch Sam (closed Mondays)
~ needed Only fa' wcddilgS. benquem tr prMte partae& Al
rnejor credtt cards~· Located At 151 E Coast t+hy N~
Beach, CA 92660 (7141873-3425 Fax 673-7864
AUTO BISTRO
The fit6t dl'MHhru restaurant on the planet vmere the food ect11elfy
matters CU breskfast bistro menu is seMld 6e~11em CU ea day
bistro mero i& seMd 11em-1~. We offer fine deliCecie& such as
f .5esam1 Peanut Noodes and I Gonad Olitkefl Focaccia Sa~ Wittl
Artlchoka & Roma tomato Plus 1 M ~ of exprwo & bistro
beYnges aer't'9d el day long located Et 3100 w Coast ~ (~ to
9.rilg BMVv'J
TWIN PALMS
Califurnie Coestsl ~. fe~ the bounty of the coast '" e
coumporsy indoor-outdoor vl~ege SQ\J&r& etmosph81'9'. t1ve
~ ....,., ntght t.unch Mon . ..sat. 11 ·~ evfll'Y
nigtt. w menu bt1lweon ~dlMer and Ttu:-Set until
~ loceted at 63J ~ OefW' 0-, ct Fashion !stand 721 •
8288
J_ACK SHRIMP J
~ ~ louisitJM OJ!Sne W'I en upbee;, cesual ~
Wtt1 pet(J ~ Try Ill.I' J!lckr.tV'inl> ~. or the Jemrrin' Jan1>e!ayt
T ll OLt. llOd dellvary llV8i3ble Loc8ted at 2400 W Coast ..., 65C>
I 5577
THE CULINARY WRAP
f"-nl8h. healthy ~ dclie:edOa wrepped witlwl a ftat roll ~ 7
deya a YMk from 11 OOom, 9 ~ L.ocetod ti Chi ~n SQUera.
250 E. 17ttl are«. 1714) 54&4403
NEWPORT RIB COMPANY
'
The Little Inn by the Bay Great Food Fast
Invites you and your Holiday guest to Without having to get out of your car!
special winter rates.
$85 per room . (Sun-Thurs)
Includes Breakfast, Bicycle Rental & HBO
SERVING BREAKFAST • LUNCH • DINNER
Our caenn~ mmu incL.ul~s:
• Caffe Latte •
• Ft\Ut Smoothies
•Chai Tea Complimentary bottle of champagne with ad.
Come che~k out our newly remodeled rooms
and make your reservations for the boat parade.
• Roasted Turkey Sandwich
• a a..,ic Caesar with grilJed Chicken
• Sesame Peanut Noodles with Chicken
• Grilled Chicken Focaccia
open 7 csavs 6am-10pm
2627 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach (949) 675-1841 3100 West Coast Hwy. • Newport Beach
INext to sterling BMW>
LE CAFE/HYATT REGENCY IRVINE
Cal!foma QiSl1le et a 1.-.est Er"1Y ~st Wld1 or D«ier in casual
elegance es you ~ mside or on our bea~ul patio We feature
ScNmptlOilS Buffets throl.ig1out the day, or you wi oreer fl'OITI our
bru1tiful menu Located et 17~ Jamboree Road {comer of J<VTllXne
and Malnl R'mtl 171 'I 97~ 1~34 xS7ro tun 6afn.11pm
YANKEE TAVERN
On the bay 11 Nev. port Be. "l S "" 'IQ Lunch &. [)oner daily locstl!d at
333 B3yside OrM! 675-5333
ZUBIES CHICKEN COOP
We re more' then ~ c:hc*en• WI '8dditioo to w fb6serie, Broested, aro
Gn.'1Jed Ollckcn. we otter Stesk, SeafOOd Prime Alb Baby Bae~ Ribs
Riua. a 22-011 appecaer menu and (TY,J'8 Generous poroons at a ~T
value Come check us out! Open for lunch, dinner. (paia 8nd appetizers
served at dJyl and Sunday Bretlkfast FIAi cocktad ~ Banquet faollbes up
to 70 GelTlCrOOfll soon to be open 414 Od N~ Bl'yd, (C'.omer ot
Hospital Road and Od ~) IO Newport Beach 645-6006
JOSH SLOCUMS
The local ga:tmog p!8ce tor over 26 years located on beautiful Ne-...,xrt
Bay N¢h a viNt from every seat The menu feanns a dally st'ectiM of
btt.ween 10.15 vaneties ol fresh sealood St.eaks ere ~ wcti 8-10
~ featuMg pm19 rib Dock ~8 IS evailab!e d pl 111'1! arrMl1g by
boot ~ every day at 3 ~ 2601 Pedfic Coast HNy (949) 642-5935
NEWPORT BEACH BREWING CO.
BAMBOO TERRACE
Ol!ICJ( out tile hippest Omese ret.tatnnt Ill (hinge OJunty1 Rec:eiily
nmldeied IO resemble an Asi8r1 beer house Dn Oil &eMS tasty Oline&e
food end olfera a luff stmed ber With ~ tropical c:tinks. a ~
wine tist and e great. assoranent d pniiiiium bottled and dra~ beers
Hours. Lunch Tue&fn 1145em ·2pm Dinner Tues-Tlu's 5pm • 1Qiln
Fri & Sat 5pm • 1 1 pm Closed on Mondays Located et 1773 Newpcrt
8Nd 11'1 Ci09QI Me&\ 6455550
SIR ROGERS, LTD
SaOONchcs ail and espresso cnu & SITlOOU"ies A.'I rw breakfast
· menu Cetermg av11l1bte Opan Mon·Fn et Sam.
Sat m. 7am and StA'l ll 9am l.ocatai at 270 E 171h Qreei. QJata Me$I
645-2252
GALLO'S ITALIAN DELI
Tho rnesi Urnarile ~ 6l!rWd on "6tlly tiak.ed IYead Trf one °' thesa ~lied by CMd1y c:hip5 and • cold rclr8StWlg ~ Also
fee ae:rn, frozen~ 8nd •• cappu:D10 Md •
espresso locaf.ed 39)) E Coest Hwy. £949) 675-7404 C»ct1 daay
9 cnim. 5 ~ Bd>oa location 0014 w Batioa BNd f949) 723-
8333 Homi are 10"3lm • 7 ~day
Vile Now offers Oassc ~ CUisioe Wltt1 a spea.ecUar ve>N Feat.uring
hnmernade pastas, fresh &eaiood & veel speaalties and e un que
waterfl'Or(. ambance remniscerc ol an Italian O:lunrryside Prdes&ional
serv.ce & an awerd ~ wne list deight pwons ~ dnng l'l th&
romaotlC lletu'lg lMl ent8f'Ulmlef( ~ r;gtt>( at 9pm The upst.811'5
Oger Ux.nge teatires ~ agers &pntl and en ~ appetlZef'
mlnJ Located et 3131 West Coast I-My 642=7800.
CIAO RESTAURANT
Pizza. pest.as. 68lads and more Al ~ fre5tl & ~ Doe Wi ta e
~ or c8I for delivery open f!J" lunch and dmlW" dall'f Open 7 days e week
et 11 a m lotllted · 223 Mw,"tne A.13
ANTONUCCl'S
Enpf deloous homemade Ital.on cooking 1n a rela•ed, c:asual atma5l)here
~to the ocean et 6700 W PC H tn N 8 Tl'!ldltola1 llMJ"lteS Shnmp
Scamp lJ" Fettucin1 Alfredo. to a tasty assortment of Pllzas. Pastas and
Salads are offered wtth Spec1Bls Daily EnJOY e gtass or bottle ol your
favorite wine or beer end don t forget to S8Ve room for one of 0\11'
delectBble desserts Open deify 11~1 Qiin OeMry avad We cat«' and
olfir prw8ta kJ'lCl'l/meet#lQ room for 25 guests 949-631-3592
AMACHI
Sushi & Sosh! to Go Complete ~ All Map-Credit Cards located At
2675 Im flllc (Aaolis from~ Gd! Ccln;e) (714) 645S518
SUSHI NAOMI
AVILA'S EL RANCHITO
A!Aheotic Mw:an food. ~tti the freg\e&t ing'edients &. a naw ~
CUISU'le that n'l8l'gllrltas lbn Lunch &. Criner: Al mllfOr credit cards
accepted located et 2101 Placentia Cost.a Mesa -642·1142. 21Ul
Newport BM!., Newport Beach -675-6855 and 2744 E ~ Hwy.
CDM • 6448226
Ml CASA
OJr menls are now e tnp t.o BeJB ae wd os Mex co Now offering fish
taco6 Phone etlll8d fl'.J' ordn tc>gO HO\l'S Daitf from 11 em A! IT'elOI'
credt C8fds accepted Located At 296 171h St Co&t3 Mesa (714 I 645-
7626
LA PALAPA
SeNing ~ ~ ~drl seafood Ch1che, coc.Uais, cemerooes
pipo, enselad8I 8nd much mora Open 6 days • wee Oosed on ~ Dino I\ or tBt&<llL lJlC8tOd at. 123 23rd St 11 ~
8eadl (neer MA t.,-dl's) 673-2657 4
FERDUSSI TASTE OF PERSIA
S!MJry Persian fn ~. affDrdabla ~ 11 30Bm-
10:~ $.nday. ltu'sday, ll'd 1IWTI ~ ~ M ITdllC.
LA CAVE
Menu lrQ,ijes l.Db:;t.er, crab. strir'C>. tlmt1 Fri & Sat.
pim6 rib. "' bar & Wn! C..181 ct.a tb.n l.lllC:tfes 11 ro.2-.3J -bMer M<tl &\. lrilm 5 3lirti . MaSt8rc:erd, Oiler's (lJb l.oc:Md
Al. 1695 lrMa lwe , (At 17th Slrvot) NW~ Gitatahre&
Costa (714) 64&7944
THE BARN STEAK HOUSE
M1R1 lriiJdlll steak. hit! fal, dtten. ~ & setadl ~ ~ from S3 ?5 for Udl & S6 25 for dimer. ~ Mc:rt -Set ~ , 1en1
fa' Uldl 4 ~ Mon~. Oft.-3 CQm SI&. G ~ • "'°"" ad
an'9 loceted At 2XXl Harbor Bl t 3,' 1714)
841"3777
THE ARCHIS
\tted by the ~ reade:'5. es~ n The Best a o-ange f.nn¥
seaui 89 "The Best Thal Food~ Chngo Co.tty. ~ ~ tatemg
& taeolA "1JN CffN w IR\ff , 5455 Jeffrey Road (st Mle Cerar fx.J 857-8424 ~ ~ 5161 ttru ihuts 11em9 ~ fn. W ~
Sat 11im1 Q:m AJ!tJ baited llt 615 w , 9th St Costa Mesa ~s.
4333
ROYAL THAI -, .
~ 7 cs.,.s a ~ Serwig Uldl ~ cimer oai>f • 1 arrt • 3pm 5"nday •
Tu\ndiry Dinner IS served 5pm • l~ ~ · Thursday fn and
Seg.roay open \I'd 11 pm Loceted et 4001 W Coast 1-+.YJ 645HHA.~
DIHO SIAM
Thai Olnese QJisine ~ 7 days Monday • S6Uday Wldi 11 00 a rn •
3 00 p m omer 4 oo p tti • i o oo p m ~ fuier °"'J Party 1r'8yS '
& cetenng e'/llrlabla Locsted 111 the Costa Mer.a U>Ul't'1'8n1S st 1835
Ne.tipcrt Blvd (} 154 845-3259
SANTA MONICA SEAFOOD · ~ 8s 5oiAtlerrl • Wctl the largest &
Mast se!eaion ol lrestl :>Od dally 8 mu!ti:l.lde ol stnl1!ll0t'l.'5
de:flC8Cie5 such sush, ~ f.sh dam ichcJwder. fish & d1jps
58! ~ and al the furos kl' 11 gcumet n home Open 7 days a
weeU.occed at 154 E. 11th ~. Cos:l! (714) 5 74.a862
THE CANNERY
~ waterfront res:a.rerc Md hnrtor' cruse cert.el' Hw'S Man
11~·2 am, SUn 10 am-12 pm, All map-crd cards ReseN8tlOOS
soggesUld Loc8t8d ~10 lsf~ kle . Nev.'?(rt Beach rA 52663
{714) 6755777 F&: 675-2510
CATALINA FISH KITCHEN
Get hooked on the freshest fish Mllabl Fresh gn fish seafood end
Chicken, sanct.W:hes salads, gril'.OO pl:Jtes al)d pasta llpElCIS!tles Opeo
sevan dayl a week Mon ChN Set 11am-9pm Sunday 11sm-7pm
~ Located It 670 W 17th St. •IE. r.osia M [West
~Ula new Tl'lder Joe's.) 64S8873
r«ing &he NeWpor\ Pill' • 21 16 W''ll:-nrimra.
ar::.i WMS, pocil -apDl8i am~ r-n n
CAFIE OL.E
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T he Pleasent Petlsant 111
Newport Beach offers fine
French country CWSUle.
Located in MacArthur Square
ne41' John Wayne Airport, the
· quaint lunch and chnner spot joins
others restaurants making it in the
off-the·bedten path mini-mall.
Owners Laurent and Lisa
Ferre took over the restaurant
from Lisa's father, Bert Blender,
about seven
. DINING REVIEW ~~r; :eg~ed
the menu
and changed the intenor into a_
country cottage with separate
dirung rooms that creates an old-
bme New Orleans feel.
Paintings and latticework.
plants and cozy conlmes are the
cornerstone of the chamung
restaurant. The room~ are sunlit
at lunch ti.me. and at dinner light
wood creates a sunple but ele-
gant French country setting
A co-worker and I stopped by
the restaurant last Fnday c10d
were seated at a comfortable cor-
ner table graced with fresh flow-
ers and a simple votive cdndle. ·
Service ts friendly cUld courteous.
We started With a vegetable
------~ . ..,: ~· , fS All YOU CAN EAT~.
SUSHI BAR
$179~ER
PERSON
320 BRISTOL ST.
(BRISTOL&. REDHILL)
714-641-7321
Napoleon appett.zer ($6,95) that
was an unusual twist on layered
cuisine. This beautiful starter -
enough: to share -was layered
with deliciously tangy goat
cheese, sauteed eggplant, zuc-
chin,1, tomatoes and crushed gar·
lie.
Rolls oame to the table
strcugbt away, but the server was
a bit skimpy with them -only
two for two people. The rolls
were accompanied t>y a tenine
of butter and another of whipped
chicke11 liver•butter. The fluffed
plain butter was great, but the
mousse lacked finesse and 1
wouldn't have known what it ·
was if I didn't ask.
Soup is served scorching hot.
and once cooled the French
oruon's rich, sweet onion flavor
came through. The hearty broth
was topped with French bread
and plenty of crusted mozzarella
cheese.
The spinach soup was a little
disappointing. The server billed
it as a creamy soup with no
cream, but it came out a bit
watery. I found I longed for the
fat in the cream.
Duck breast with blackberry
sauce ($15.75) is a savoiy dlsh
that comes with fresh vegetables
• Pool Tables • Sunday NFL
Ticket
•Drink
Specials
Facing the Newport Pier
2116 W. Oceanfront
(949) 675-8041
SabJtano 101 • "''> Peter Phil Vince
. Flavorful & Delicious L unches & Dinner
1•1110'<• c;:all 1--u,. 723 0645 J R,.<,,,....all<JTl'I a11d L>ll'wc tioTI# -
·,~~diftl.~B~
• WEDDINGS. moUNCEMEm
NOW FEATURING CRANE STATIONERY!
• (949)722-1803
•
date book Newport Beach1co.1a Mesa Doily Pilot
• Wllllle425'1 M8r-
ti•le Wrt. Newport
8eich
• WlllN: Lunch: Mon-~ through Fri.daY,
11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
· Dinner: 5:30 to 9 p.m.
Monday through Sat-
urday, Closed SUnday + HOW MUCH: Mod-
erately eXS>emive
• PHONE:·(949) 955·
2755
Laurent Ferre. chef
and owner of the
Pleualil Peasant in
· Newport Beach, holds
a vegetable goat
dleete Napoleon
appetlze~Otberpop
ular dlshes a.re lhe
lamb shank and fresh
fish.
DIANA MULVIHILL I
DAILY PILOT
3 ·~ AMACHI ~ J , RESTAURAITT e ~ ~ ~ ~-' • Authentic Sushi Bar re; --:. ~ • Elegant Dining Room
~ U.Cl IU 11:31-2:11 • Complete Bar. re] ...... urs.1.-.M. re; Cl.ISO mmAYS ~ 2675 Irvine Avenue, Costa Mesa'
(across from Newport Golf Course)
Sushi To Go ~
645-5518 ~
645-5519 rsJ
Open Christmas and New Years Day
TIRED OF LOOKING OVER YOUR SHOULDER?
SMOKE LEGALLY WHILE YOU WATCH
SATELLITE SPORTS. PLAY GAMES AND
POOL & HAVE A GREAT TIME!
and rice on the side. The duck, a
chewier and more fatty bird than
· chicken or turkey:was comple-
mented nicely by the tangy
i.-weet sauce.
The !ieafood linguine '($12.95)
had a tasty cream sauce and was
·loaded with bay shrimp, salmon,
scallops and white fish. The
shrtmp added a texture to the
dish, and the pasta was cooked
to perfection. The salmon and
scallops were flavorful, and the
)eftovers made a wonderful sec-
ond meal .
Don't miss the Pleasant Peas-
ant specialty, lamb shank. Sand
dabs almondine is also a popular
dish:The chef, Laurent, smokes
his own salmon and turkey. and
word has it the turkey <-andwich·
es are a favorite at Ju;.J h time.
VeaJ is on the menu, as well as
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and top.,eu w.' cmi.c:weet
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N eed a httle nudg/ to g~t
youn;clf into the Christ-
mas spinl? A Vl!ill to the
Costa MPsa Civic Plctyhouse will
do the trick quite nicely.
~chnstmas clt the Playhouse,~
a 90-mlnute collcct1on of songs
of the season, should dPck your
halls mo:st eff ectivcly. Ws a pot-
pourri of yuletide cheer, melodi·
cally pre ented and restively
decorpted.
Assembled, dircctc!d and cos-
tumed by Larry Watts, U1e pro-
gram .
THEATER REVIEW S::~'::f: holi-
day stan-
dards in the first act (including
sotne rewritten for yuletide con-
sumption) and the more trndition-
al rebgiou5 fare m the S('cond.
Santa Claus nlakes an dp~>edr·
ancc and passes out cctndy cdlles,
although at Sunday's matinee
there was a conspicuous absence
of children m the audience.
There urc, however, four
engaging youngsters in the cast
-Rachel and Matthew Reinert,
'CHRISTMAS AT THE PLAYHOUSE'
+ WHERE: Costa Mesa Civic Play-
house, 611 Hamilton St., Costa
Mesa + WHEN: Thursdays through Sat-
urdays at 8 p.m., Sundays at 2 p.m. until Dec. 20 · ~HOW MUCH: S15 +' PHONE: (949) 650-5269
Lynn Reinert ls one of the fea-
tured performers ln the Costa
Mesa playhouses production of
"Christmas at the Playhouse ...
· Jon Keeney, Damien Lorton Nie-
ld Peek, Mark Phillips and Lynn
Reinert.
the product.loo.
Most unportantly, proceeds ·
from the holiday show will bene-
.fit the playhouse itseU, which is
in desperclte need of financial
support. President Lynn Reinert
ha!) made the saving of the the-·
ater d pnonty project, and pre-
sentations such as this one go a
long wc1y toward that end.
~atalie Copeland and scenc-
eallng toddlN Qumn Murphy.
achel 1s a parhculdr chcmner,
"rendering a beautiful SC?lo of
The mood lS a joyous one in
the opening act as songs surh dS
"Home for the Hobday," "Frosty
the Snowman" and •I'll Be
Home for Christmas" sustain a
festive mood. The novelty num-
bers -restructured versions of
"Nine to Five" and #Beat W
(~"Ung here as "Charge It'') -
generate a number of chuckles.
The first-act closer, an animat-
ed rendenng of "The N1ght
Before Christmas," is among the
more memorable moments. The
lour kids take over effectively on
• Nuttin for Christmas.•
So ring in the holidays at the
Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse and
give tho theater a helping hand
111 the process. You'll have a
warm f~eling m both regards
• TOM TI11JS reviews local theater for
the Daily Pilot. His reviews appear on
Thursdays and Saturdays. ~silent Night.#
The grownups are blended m
d out of sceruc patterns and,
when joining m choms, are quite
· pre.ss1ve (individual smgmg IS
ol generally lhi~ compcmy's
ong suit). Alphabetirally, they
are Angel Batsel, Mans<1
·copeland, James Emery, Megan
dicott, Johnny Gillies. M1chdCl
After intennission, the theme
becomes an old English Chnst-
mas with the singers garbed
accordirlgly for a medley of tradl-
liomil carols. Tops in thls seg-
ment is the vocal blendmg of
•Do You Hear What I Hear?" -
probably the musical highlight of
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MUSIC
'A FLOWER IN WINTER'
The Orango County Women's
Chorus offers tts debut cont-ert
titled "A Plower in Winter" ctt 7
p.m. Dec. 13 at Newport Harbor
Luthernn Church. The concert
will feature harpist Marcia
Diclottein and includes music
from BMoque Mexico, Eastern
Europe and lsrac>l Advanced
tickets are $7; $8 at the door.
The church is at 798 Dover
Drive, Newport Beach. Por
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AFTER
Copland's El Salon Mexico.
Admis on is free. OCC is at
2701 Fairview Road. Costa
Mesa. F.or more Information.
call (71-4) 432-SQSO.
'SONGS OF THE SEASON'
• more information, call (714}
OCC's Choir, under the direc-
tion or Charles Clark, perfonn"s
"Songs of the Season• at -4 pm,
Sunday at OCC's Pine Arut
Recital Hall. Advanced tickets
are $3.50; $5 at the door. OCC
is at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa
Mesa. For more information,
call {714) 432-5880.
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The World Stnng Quartet per-
forms •coast," a musical com-
p<>£1tion written by OCC !)Opho-
more Tuketo Nishi, at noon
Thursday at OCC's Music Room
101. Admission is free. OCC is
at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa
Mesa. For more information,
call (714) 432-5880.
PIANO RECITAL
Local resident Jennifer Potter
perfonns a piano recital dt noon
Dec. 10 dt OCC's Music Room
101. Potter's reatal mcludes
Scarlatti's Sonata in G Minor,
Mozart's Sonata in A Minor and "
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NNENNA FREELON
Jazz singer Nnenna Freelon will
perform at the Orange County
Performing Arts Center at 7:30
and 9;45 p.m. Fnday and Satw-
day. Freelon has earned two
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fiery and dynanuc vocal style.
Tickets are $26 to $30. The
Center is dt 600 Town Center
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'HAPPY HOLIDAYS'
Willi.un Hall Master C hornle
jump-starts this season's holid<1y
festivities with a performance of
"Happy Holidays" at 8 p.m.
EVE~EST
A MacGillivra.Y rrccman rilm
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Thur&doy, December 3, 1998 A 17
Satun:tay. One hundred thirty
artists, including the All-Amen-
can Boys Chon , will pestorm
joyoui traditional m c...1ickcl&:
are 18 to sso. n1e chorale per-
forms at the Orange County
Perlomtlng Arts CentCJ, 600
Town Center Dnve, Costa
M a. For more 1rifonnation,
call (71~1 556-6262.
'A MUSICAL POTPDURRt'
The Dick Stott Woodwmd Quar-1
lPt offers a tree show titled "A
Mus1cJ)] Potpourn• at 3 p.m.
Sunday in the NeWJ>Qrt Beach ~
Central Ubrary. The show'tea-\I
tures d mix 01 modern jazz. Dix-
ieland and classical selections.
AU members of lhe quartet are
retired profes 1oncil musicians
and music educator~. Tue
library is at 1000 Avocado Ave.
For rnore information, call (949)
717-3801:
TRACY BYRD
Tracy Byrd perfonns at the
. Orange County Performing Arts
c~nter at 4 p.m. Sunday. The
concert also feature Keith Har-
ling and 'fy Herndon. Tickets
a.re $30 to $46. For tickets, call
(714) 740-2000 or (213) 480·
3232. For more information. cdll
1714) 556·ARTS.
E.D IT 0 RI Al
'Recipe 'for schools needs baking
S t..r dtegic plan. We've heard those
words before, and it turned out
they didn't mean much.
ensure the plan was implemented
. aemd was quite proud of the fin-
ished product. He compared its making
to the baking of the pert eel banana
cream pie.
. Two yedrs ago, Mac Bernd, then
Newport-Mesa's school superintendent,
decided to gather about two dozen
educators, parents and other members
of I he rommunity. Their mission: Use
theiJ collertlVe intelligence to blaze a
path tor the school district's future. The
sucresb of Newport-Mesa:s chiJQJ'en
was in their hands.
"As anyone who has tried to bake a
banana cream pie knows~ it takes talent,
dedication, fresh ingredients and the
right equipment t6 creafe a great one,"
Bernd WTote in October l995. "And for
those of us· who are not good· at flying
by the seat of our pants in front of the
oven, it takes one more thing, d recipP. Tht>y took their jobs seriously. They
mPt over two days and one night, and
they worked and worked until everyone
agrl>ed on a goal. And they came up
with ~ome pretty good ideas. They
"We've got plenty of talentf>d cooks
in Newport-Mesa because we've got a
strong board, a great staff and adminis-
tration, supportive parents and a com-
munity that really cares about schools.
... The ingredients are there, but we
have needed an update to our recipe
book so that our banana cream pies
could be consistently excellent in the
:wa11lNi all Newport-Mesa students to
gradu<lle with de monstrated competen-
c1ec;; m readmg. writing and mathemat-
ics They wanled disbict resources lo be
dir1•cted fairly and responsibly to maxi-
mize c;;tudenl learning. And they
prorm<;Pd to do whatever it took to
Jface of changing conditions in the
kitchen."
Police oflicers risk
thPir lives every day
I n rPh•r£>nce to the story "Have
polwe c1bused U1e1I power?"
(Nm JOJ. I would truly appre-
ncttP il 1..•ver.ybody would step
bdrk ctnd look at Whdt we have
genNdtPd m our society today,
c1nd lhdt is thdl ldw enforcement
1lhPll 1s bi>mg abused and almost
lmnq rn f Pdr on a day-to-day '-. hc1'>1s c1s the} go out to protect
om citJp<;
I thmk that the few tJ.mes, if
those• times e\E.'n exist, that they
1nc1vlw uM:· c1 little extrc1 effort or
cJI'' ntl)ri> forceful in subdwng
<.omPonP hcis to do with the fact
that •'V<•rv llmc thPy tum around,
th1•\ have someone> either pomt-
mq <J Hllfl c1t them, somebody
... hooting at them, somebody •
stc1blnng them. I think lhdt the
Id\\ enforcement c1s a whole hcts
h1•c•n hf'dl<'n up enough
II thesP people want to go d.Od
<Jet drunk. 11 thPse people want
to go out and dec1J drngs, they
cc1n be thdnklul they don't hve in
lwerqn counlnes Because m for-
e1qn ·countnes thf'v would cut off
thr>1r dnns 'or they would JUSt kill
tlwm Thl'Y c1re very fortunate
the\ llvt• herf'. So rl thPr rmded up bruised or
n httl0 I iatterPd because of it, J
c11n not sympclthetic. And had it
hnppenerl to me. yes, I would
probc1blv tw mad. But yet, at the
<.nnH• tune. I'd have to realize
lht1t they don't know 11 I am carJ
r.mq cl uun. They don't k.now
who I dm.
MAILBAG
Thank you for your
help, good Samaritan
I would like to relay an inci-
dent that happened dl the New-
port Beach Pier.
I am a senior citizen. I look a
spill by the doughnut shop there,
and1twosaboutnoon.Two
yowig men in their early 40s
stopped and one of them picked
me up. 1 cut my left eyebrow
pretty badly, and he was gra-
etous enough to lake me to the
emergency room at Hoag Hospi-
. ta!.
I got his last name, and his
ldst name is Rogers. J tried to
locate the gentleman, but I was
unable to. He Lives somewhere in
Costa Mesa.
I would Just like to thank h.im
for his goodness and accommo-
dating me and taking me to the
hospital.
Thank you.
LEE BACH
Newport Beach
How much rain did we
actually receive?
I have been a longtime Daily
Pilot subscriber, and I want to
know why in the weather and
surf i:.eport you do not give total
rainfall. .
I'm interested m your temper-
ature and surf and boating and
tides and water temperature. But
I would also very much Like to
know total ra..inf all.
' JACQUELYN ALEX
Newport-MeSd
nut in the end, someone slipped on a
banana peel. There was 'no pie The
. recipe created by that committee of
d(•dicated parents, community members
and educators sat on d shelf and gath-
ered dust.
Two years later, we're back where we
started. We've got a 28-member com-
mittee ot parents, teacileI'S and b\..tsincss J
people w.ho hope to have a completed
draft by Jw1e
· This time, however, the school district
is under new leadership. Robert Barbot's
sincerity as superintendent, the guiding
force of the district, hasn't been ques-
tioned. By all accounts, he has poured
his heart into his ·work, and his motives
are not selfish. He wants to do the best
job he can for the district, with no ·
visions of personal glory.
We're sure the committee members
feel the same way. We're sure their
ideas will be worthwhile. And this lime
-perfect or not it's time to bake that
banand cr(lan1 pie.
\.
so I ttunk we dU need to step J
litlf k ctn<! realtzt> that and say.
' I icy quys, thdnkl; .. for doing a I • EDfTOR'S NOTE: The total rainfall
from Tuesday's storm was just short of a
quarter-mch m Newport Beach and a
half-inch m Costa Mesa.
'1 MAR( MARTIN I DAILY PILOT
qt.od J<1b. •
PAUL DAVIS
Newport Beach
Police officers can pay the ultimate sacrifice as in the case of
Newport Beach officer Bob Henry.
There's lots of good news at Newport Harbor
Rohm SmdaII, college and
career ctdvrser c1t Newport
Hc1rbor I hgh School, mdde
d plc•a m Saturday's Dc1tly Pilot
thc1t I shctrP (t-.lc1ilbog, HNcwport
LITTER TO
THE EDITOR
tlarbor
deserves b(>t-
tcr press,•
Nov. 28).
Knock off on
th" hPc1clbnf>·qrnhbmg, boy-
'>hnw'>-kmlt!·at-school stones dJld
rPport mon• of the ach1evemenlc;
<11 th<~ 9rPal students d.Od teach-
ers at Newport Harbor High.
Smclair gave d list of sights
that she sees every day m her
office of students focused on the
right stuff. I will add my own as d
parent of a Newport Harbor I-ugh
graduate.
1) The four academies at
Newport Htlibor J ligh are sunply
dwesome. And Uie school hopes
soon, with the help·of the com-
munity, to offer an academy
expenence·to every student who
wants one. Can't the Daily Pilol
help us achu~ve this positive
yoal? ·
2) l heard that this past spnny
Joo Robinson and Mdrsa Topic·
had a nt•arly 1 OO"'u pass rate> on
the supPr-tough nallonctl
Advanced Pldcement exc1m in
~nglish <lnd in European history,
and other classes did nedrly dS
well. Md.Dy high school studt-nh
who hc1ve already bcc-n dCcepted
mti> college don't ev~n bother to
tuke the Advdnced Pldcement
CXd.OlS.
So let's appldud lhP N~wport
Harbor tedcher who prPJ)dred the
students so well and che1~rnd
them on, c1nd let's congratultite
also the students and thei1
achievements.
Come on Ddily Ptlot. help lead
our school to even greater
heights by focusing more on
what our kids and teachers are
doing nghl.
LINDA GEORGIANNA NEWSOM
Santa Ana I !eights
Debate over teaching
of evolution and ..
creationism rages on. . .
THE ISSUE: Newport-Mesa school board member
W endy Leece last month refused to endorse st~te
recommended curriculum teaching only evolution.
I f recent letters to the editor
and Joseph Bell's Nov. 19 col-
umn are any measure, Wendy
Leece has ignited yet another
controversy iegarcling -the ro1e of
religion in the public school cur-
ricU.lum by ref using to endorse
the science component of the
new state-reconunended lext-
READERS RESPOND ~!'5
Bell
Curve, "Religion shouldn't be in
classroom•·).
Leece's position opposing the
teaching of evolution without
equal time given to the theory of
creation should not be too sur·
prising, since she has consistent·
ly taken similar st<i!lds through-
out her tenure on the school
board. Likewise, Bell's perspec-
tive that religion should be kept
a purely private affaif is consis-
tent with the position 'taken by
most academic and intellectual
elites that scientific authority is
not to be questioned, and reli-
gion, while functioning to .make ~
people feel better abQut their cir-
cumstances, should be kept out
of public discourse in g'eneral,
d.Ild public educational institu-
tions in particular.
Such extreme differences in
perspectJ.ves make it cllffi~ult to
move forward in dddressing
these and other similar issues
laCUlg the commuruty and the
school district~ This is particularly
Lrue l>eCduse both Bell' and Leece
have fll.ndamental misunder-
standings about science dlld reli-
gion that lie at the core of their
beliefs and serve to perpetuate
this ideological conflict.
Bell nusunderstands the
nature of religion and its place in
both the We of the individual,
culture dnd soc1ety. Leece misun-
derstands both the nature of sci-
ence and divine revelation.
Thus, Bell believes, on the one
·hand, thdl religion is (or should
be) a purely private matter. Reli-
gion for Bell serves only as a
reservoir of resources that indi-
viduals can tap when life
becomes too overwhelmmg, and
that 1t has no greater reality than
the boundaries of the indiVldudl's
own consciousness.
Bell would benefit lrom sitting
m on one of my sociology of reli-
gion courses, or perhaps m a
comparative religion course at
UCI. in order to understand that
the most basic dimension of reli-
gion is social, and as such, neces-
sanly has social consequences.
Bell's perspective would continue
margmalizing religio~ in pubLit
affairs, despite the fact that the
vast majority of Americans claim
a belief in God, a belief that
motivates their actions in person-
al as well us public d<;tion.
Lecce, on the other hand, has
the mistaken 1d~a thdt theories in
science ttre proved beyond any
shadow of a doubt, such that
they become fact beyond ques~
tion. She tdils to understand that
sbenti11c theones drC continually
put tq, the test by developing
hypotheses dnd collecting data,
wluch is then used to confirm or
dLsconfirm those hypotheses.
Over tune, hypotheses and theo·
nes are refined and used as
building blocks tot further
research, but never a re they
proved dS fuct in the sen~c that
Leece intends when· she refers to
evolutionary theory being taught
•as fact."
The irony of Leece's position
that creationism should be taught
as a competing theory of origins,
and for that matter all those who
argue sun.ilarly, is that this ele-
vates science and sc1entibc
method to a higher authority
than the text on which she relies
-the Bible. This, of course,
implies that the biblical story of
the Creation
can be discon-
hrmed -not, I
don't think,
the outcome
that Leece has
in mind.
The differ-
ences repre-
sented by Bell
and Leece,
Wendy Leece based on fun-
. damental mis-
understandings of basic elemen1s
of their own arguments, is the .
primary reason
why meaning-
ful dtscourse
over important
issues such as
the teaching ot
saence and
religion, and
the relative
menls of the
claims of each.
Joe Bell rarely, ii ever,
gets beyond
this tired ·culture Wdrs"
approach. OU1crw15e intelligent
people becom£' ideologues trying
to push their particular Vlews as
what is or should be authontative
over all other views, rather than
allowing themsC!lves to.enter into
real dialogue in order to red<:h a
better understandlng of 'the
issue!i at stake <lnd to come to
som£> mutually agreeable posi-
tion that henefits all participants.
I would hope (and pray), that
community leaders such ds Leece
and Bell would take thel.f respon-
sibilities senously enough to
move past their ideological com-
mitments such that reaJ solutions
to the iss\les that face our chil-
dren, our community and our
society can be addressed dnd
solutions found.
RICHARD FLORY
Newport Beach
Ac;sistant Professor of Sociology
B1ola University
The PTA at my son's school is
run by Wendy Leece's friends
They are ccilled lhe Mother's ln
Touch. Th<'ir answer to all of our
school's problems is prdyer. Low
test scores? Prny. Fund-raising ·
ideas? Prdy. Problem kids at the
school? Pwy. Teacher dpprecia-
t1ob? Pray for them
They 1gnore that the school
has familtes who practice many
different whg1ons. They think
thcu rehCJlous choice should be
shdl'ed by evezyone. How selfish.
Leece should not be allowed to
let Uus continue.
EVA GARCIA
Costa Mesa
H 0 W T 0 RE AC H Y 0 UR REP RES E NT AT I V.E. S . .
PRESIDENT
Bill C'hnton, (DJ, The White
f fousc, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.,
Washmgton, 0 C., 20500. Hotline
(6 a.m. to 2 p.m.) (202) 456-1111.
VICE PRESIDENT
Al Gore. (0), The Capitol Build-
mg, Swte 212, Washington, D.C.,
20500.
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port Beach 92660, (714) 756-2244;
or 2402 Rayhurn Building, Wash·
ington, D G. 20515, (20~ 225·
56TI {Represents m~t of New...,
port Beach.)
• Dana Rohrabacher, (!{), 45th
D1stncL, 101 Mam St., Smte 3C,.
Huntington Beach 92048, (714)
960 o48:l; or 1027: Longworth
Building, Wctshingtpn, D,C ., (202)
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Roos John on IR), 35t~ DIS01ct,
18552 MacArthur Blvd., Suite
220, Irvine 92715, 833-0180.
STATE ASSEMBLY
Mttnlyn Brewor lR), 70th District,
189t>2 MacArthur Blvd,, Suite
220, JrviM 92715, 663-7070,
STATE COASTAL COMMISSION
45 Prc•mont St., Suite 2000, San
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ORANGE COUNTY FAIR BOARD
88 Fmr Dnve, Costd Mesa, 708-
FAIR.
Bnr11d : Pr(>sident I!ouly Sanford;
Vic~ President Don Scillarcllr; and
tnombc>rs C •dry f layakdWcl, Jnn
l.indb~John Cn•on, Randy
Sm1th dOd Don Willfrt. -
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD
OF EDUCAT10N
"200l<'<ilmtl?l")rivc, P.6 . Box~ 50,
Coslt1 Mesu <)2628·9050, .!)IJ().
4000
Oh:1.1llwth D. PMkt'f, mcmhcr,
1h1i;tci • Art~(• 5 <.:usiu Mt•s:1, Nc•w-
port B •u<.:h. •
alum, Heather Somers and Libby
Cowan.
CITY Of NEWPORT BEACH
Newport Beach City Hall, 3300
Newport Blvd., 92663. 644-3309.
Mdyor· Denrus O'Neil
Council: Gary Adams, Jan Debay,
Norma Glover, i'J'od Ridgeway,
John Noyes amt Tom Thomson.
Distort 8ca.r St,, .
Costa Mesa 92626, 424·5000.
Supenntendent: Robert Barbot
Board: Dana Black, Judy Franco,
Jim Ferryman, Martha Fluor,
Wendy Leece, Serene Stokc>s nnd
David Brook'\,
MESA CONSOLIDATED WATER
DISTRICT
9a5 PJ~a..Avo . .-~tu Mesa
, . -1200.
Board: Trudy Ohhg-Hall, I funk
Panian, Mike HNley, Frec1 Dock·
miller and Dt1na Huynr.s.
COSTA MESA SANITARY OlSTRICT
P.O. Rox 1200, CostA M t1 92628 ..
each/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot lhur
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QJlOUJ) lbal Pncl .e-:m1u! t1bout
the latest nPws 1bout th alflic-
Uon that its mmul>L"' have m
conunon. Tl1ey trctvel l1J <.-onven-
uons wht•rfl new treat'rnm1L<; are
prnvwwed by top :.1i 1ul1sts.
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wusn'l yoocl Stll!'JPrY \Y<l per·
tom1ed th<> 11£.>xt day lll FuuntnJn
ValJey cmd do< to1 s I Pmovc•1t a
growth tilt' st1.f' of ct qe>lt l1<11l trom
Ncvm,• bram.
· She was tnlcl hn hn<I the wo~t
type of tumor -.-grade 4 -which
douhlPS in 11e every three
weeks. Befon• long, the lw'nor
had g1 own to its pr ~vtous Size
Ne\ ms had u se<·ond surgc>ry w
September at C9dar Stnc11 Med-
ical Center m Los An!Jelt' .
FYI
• What Benefit concert
tor OC<; student Sarah
Nevins '\ · •
• Who: Featuring Red 5, .
The lron-Ons, Tub, Neil
Armstrong Band, Film. Star ·
and Dodge Dart
• When: 7 p.m. Friday
• Where: Science Lecture
Hall at OCC, 2701 Fairview
Road, Costa Mesa
• How much: S6, tickets
will also be available at
the door·
•Phone number:-(714)
432-5063
her Pnergy and "he got frustrated
easil}'· It has been rough on her.
no doubt."
She found Dr. Keith Black,
•0te medical eqwvalent of the
Rolling Stones,• as Guanno put 1t.
who suggested dendritic cell pro-
loool The nP-w treatment enabl
th doctor to freeze part of the
tumonrnd examme 1t. The whitP
hloOd cells are tJ1en treated so
.they w1U be llble to recognize an}"
·1uture tumor as a foreign invader
1br> theory uo the growth will
shnnk.
Hul Nf!VlJlS was told the proto-
col was otf for now. She hdS to
look (or other alternatives. The
rnuple plan to attend a conven-
tion in south Flon da early next
yedr. l ler insurance covers all
Jned1cal costs but won't tund trav-
el plans.
· AJthoug~ the cliagnos!s is not.
hnght, 1t hasn't stopped N~'Vlru •
from pursumg her educabon. She
is taking a h1 tory class this
sem~ ter and she said it Will be
more than a vear before she can
transfer to a tiruvers1ty.
LAllRY DQRTOUO~". f'llOT
The beach cottage donated to Opera Pacific is on West Bay Street on the Balboa Peninsula .
~Her attitude was amazmg w
Guanno did. "'But c1fter the sec-
ond surgery, it w,1s narde.r tu fr><!U
Nevins has. not opt d for
c~emothetdp}'. d treatrmmt that
drams a person physic-ally and
mentally. Instead, she has turned
to altematlve i:ned1cme, trymg to
lrxate new advance:..
•under her conditions tht::.
year, tdking one dass is al>out the
Sdrne ac; taking d full !Odd for a
re<Jular student,~ Guarino said
"She is truly remarkable "
OPERA
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urns. The asking price 1s
$442,000.
MThe theater arts need money,
and they need a lot of it to stay
afloat.• Sungaila said.
Martin Hubbard, executive
director of Opera Pacific, said the
house and the lann it sits on were
donated a few months ago bf
members of fue group's board of
directors who. wish to remam
clnonymous.
The volunteer board, mdde up
mostly of Newport Beach resi-
dents, helps the orgamzahon
raise money, plan for the future
and interact \vith the corrunuruty.
BRIEFLY-
Car show, surf auction
to benefit high school
• Three ma1or events the
Christmas Car Show and Cruise,
the Danny Brawner Classic Surf-
board & Memorabilia Auction
and the Newport Sur1-'0·Rama
Expo -come together from 9
a .m. to 4 p.m DC'c. 12 at Newport
Harbor High School.
More than .100 classic cars will
be featured along with sucfing
nostalgia and bve 1960r;-era surf
music. The legt>ndary big wave
surf king Greg "da BuU" Noll, the
11rst human to ever surf d 50-foot
Hawaiiun wave, will make n per·
sonal appeurnnce.
Proceeds from the auction will
beneht the h19h SC'hool. Tickets
for the bidders' pass <'an be pur-
chased at the door of the auction
for $20, while the rest of the show
is free to the public. The event 1s
at the comer of 15th Street and
lrvine Avenue.
For more information, call
1949) 675-8926.
Library open house
set at Corona branch
The Corona del Mar Branch
Library tS having an open house
from noon to 4 p.m. Sunday dur-
ing the Corona del Mar Christ-
mas Walle.
At 12:30 and 2 p.m. a magic,
music ·and comedy show called
•The Magic of the Holidays,•
presented by Tony Daniels, will
highlight the event, The show
will mclude bunnies, Christmas
cookies and t1 visit from Santa
Claus.
The library is at 420 Mangold
Ave For more informabon , call
(714) 717-3801.
• Costa Mesa council
seeks people for panel
The Costa Me:ta City Counal
seeks two re ·idents interested m
serving on the city's Planning
Comnuss1on.
The commie; ion plays a key
role m the city's future develop·
ment, making recommendations
to the counetl on is ucs uwolving
zonmg and land use.·
Meell!)gs are )leld at 6·30 p .m.
every Monday. Commissioners
· recctve a mnnttily stipend of
$300.
InlcreJ>ted commWlity mcm·
· -~should send n tcttcr to Mayo.
or Peter Buff a dcsnibll\g their
reasons for seclting the pos1llon.
Resumes luo opt1onnt. ThfJ d lid·
hne for submission 1s 5 p.m.
W dnc day. Mail mtttcnals to
Mnyor Peter Buffo, P.O . Box t 200,
Costa Mesh 9it12A~t200; or d hv·
er them to the city manAg r at
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•h's going to be very hard to re~a<e
her."
will be no unpact, but there's not
ci direct tie."
For more information on
Opera Pacific. call (949)
4744488. For information
donallon the group .has ever
W<'Cived -was given m response
to d spe>cidl compmgn gC!ared to
the bodrd of dhedors that wcts
intended to rnise money lost in a
change m manCigement last }.('CIJ.
"The gift of appreciated real
estat~ is dn (•ffpctive way fo givr>
monP.y to d chantublc orqdruza.
lion,~ he said.
rumors c1hcllll TP\VinklP l'nnc:ipctl
Sharon rry rcpli1L'10U Annin! hut
said Fr~ would hf1V<• to go
throuoh thr• ctrn1• apph<"At10n
pron~ ... s "" an} otlwr c:,mch<.lotP
1 George Cote
Parent of Estancia student speak·
mg about Principal Pl'ggy Anatol
Anatol's departure comes as
Cstdnc:ia lS tn the midst Of creating
a foundation, Eagle Pnde, to gen·
erate financial support for Wast
SJCle schools and to improve
Estanc1a's Lmage m the coounU!l1·
tv · . on the pro~rty for sale,
call (949) 760-5000
Opera Paclfic, which hds be~n
m Orange County' for 13 years,
operates on an annual budget of
$5 million, 40% of which comes
from private donations.
Sunga1la said the property is a
desirable one and.should he able
to s<Jll fa11ly quickly.
Anal.ell, who e1ve<l al E ... tcrncm
tor hve y1•m • w11l b~ rPpla("tJlq
cleano1 Anderson And•?rson was
the dirt>ctor llf asses ment lor the
dt tnc t until h retJr d about 1
112 years a91' She r tumect·to the
]Ob until a permanPnt rPpln<"e-
ment could be found As part of
lht> d1stm;r... hierarchv, Barbot
sdul the salarv for Anatol'~ OP\\
position LS about the ame Cl.., that
of a high school pnncipal.
The change m leadership 'h'lU
not affect the distnct'!i reconhgu-
ration process, wh.kh could r<~:.ult
m Er;tancia taking m TeWmkle's
• · •We' re go mg to rruss her,• said
Estancia parent George Cote.
ff Peggy Anatol and Estanaa go
togethf'f tor me. It's going to be
very hard to replace her On tQe
other hand !.he got her doctorate
deyree m educallon and we
wQuldn't Wdnl to hold her back.•
·we're always m need of.mon-
ey becduse we have to raise $2
million every year," Hubhdrd
said.
The property -which Hub-
bard said is the largest single
FAN CL
ult' a very mc:c donabo:n for
the orgaruzation, and that's why
I'm trymH very hard to sell it for
them," !;he c;aid. "People don't
havt' to g1vt' of their matena1 •
things. but there are people m
thi!. communitr ·who Sci}'. 'It's
worth it to hdve th('sc production"
m Orange County."'
• BnrlJot s ildmirr1strative reorg<.1nf-
z~t1on, the po ltion h<ts also been
expanded to mdude K-12 cur-
nculum
\Vhile the post b ts step up m
e\ enth-and eighth-graders to
become a 7 -12 ~chool such as
Corond del ti.tar and Costd Mesa
high schools.
MThafs u separate issue." Bur-
hot said "I can't c;ay that there
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An architect's months;long
study of the district's capital
· improveinents needs will be pre-
sented to the school board in the
coming weeks. Cost estimates for
:repairs ·and improvements dis-
trictwide range from $1? million
to $100 million.
Fer:ryman said he believes the
community, at the most, might
support infrastructure needs such
as plumbing, electricity and heat-
' ing. That wpuld still exceed the
$15 million price tag that was
~g tossed around last year. t 'Iramutola has a 90%-plus sue-;
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enlarged.
But now that Borders has been
open for a couple of weeks, Miller
said he is noticing more and more
problems, such as the bright halo-
gen lights illuminating the stor~·s
loading dock and the red .. Bor-
dei:s" sign facing his home that
shines through his windows at
night
"We call it Anaheun Stadium,•
tvtmer sdid. •it's just been one
thing alter another. It seems like·
Ute city just doesn't care about the
k"esid ents."
But Costa Mesa City Council-
man Joe Enckson said the city
does care about Miller's com-
plaints and has tried to address
the dnveway issue as best it
could
cess rate. for getting bond issues
passed in California. ln the
November elections alone, he
helped win passage of five bond
issues.
"lf there's no support in the
community. he will tell you that,
too,• Ferryman said. "He will say;
'Don't put it on the ballot.' We
wouldn't pursue it if it's just an
exercise in futility.•
namutola's secret .is to focus
on the constituents who could be
a "no• vote and tum them into a
"yes.· In Newport-Mesa, this
would probably include senior
citizens whose children have long
ago left the school system. Th.e
means of persuasion coulcl
include face-to7face meetings to
P.~rsonalize the plight of the
"The city had heard from him
at a council meeting and had
attempted to address his con-
cerns, but now that Borders is
open. perhaps we should look at
it again,• Erickson said. "l think it
should be pointed out that rather
than a run-down bar, there is a
new retail center, so the crime
and vagrancy problems should go
down in the neighborhood.• .
Councilwoman Libby Cowan
said the lighting concerns are
new to her, and she said she
would hope the city could do
something to help with the prob-
lem.
"Th.at can be addressed, and I
would encourage the residents to
work with staff on it,: she said. ·1
would imagine that Borders
wants to be a good neighbor,
too.• ·
Associate Planner Carol Proc-
tor said she is working. with Bor-
ders to try to dim some of the
BRIEFLY
schools.
His impressive list of successes
in the Golden State have earned
him the nickname "Billion Dollar
Man.• according to an article in
Education Week magazine. His
accomplishments include getting
16% of voters in San Diego Coun-
ty to approve a $1.5 billion bond
issue and 87% of Inglewood vot-
ers, to approve a $131 million
bond issue.
School board member Wendy
Leece, who opposes raising taxes
to repair schools, voted against
hiring namutola.
"I just don't like hls tactics, the
way he manipulates the public,~
Leece sajd. "l would like to see •
the architect's report first so I can
make my own decision.• '.
lights facing Miller's home, partic·
ularly those at the truck delivery
dock. The city is also trying to
encourage Borders to turn off or
possibly eliminate the red sign
facing Flower Street residents.
"I'm hoping that with time -
which is what it takes in new
development -that trees will
grow, other things will take effect
and the dust will settle," s}l.e said.
But Giaco said he dc>esn'l think
the lights or the red sign are too
intrusive.
•we're very responsive to
legitimate complaints from the
community,• he said. "Looking at
it objectively, I don't think a lot of
his claims are justified, and he's
not being very fair toward us.•
Miller said he will still pusl) to
have the city reconfigure the dri-
veways.
But Public Services Director
William Morris said that is impos-
sible to do at this point
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OCC is offering four classes
dunng d three-week interses·
sion 111 January. The classes will
begm Dec. 28 and end Jan. 15.
The four classes are all from
lhe college's social and behav-
ioral sciences division. The class
listings and times are:
• Physical Anthropology
(Anthropology l85) will meet
from 11:40 a.m. to 3:20 p.m.
'
Mondays through Fridays.
• Stress Management (P~y
chology 117) will be available
from 6 to 10 p.m: Mondays
through Thursdays.
• History of the U.S. Since
1876 (History 175) runs from t 1 :4,0 a.m. to 3:20 p.m. Mondays
through Fridays.
• Introductory Sociology
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to 11 :40 a.m. Mondays through
Fridays.
All classes are three l,IJ\i.ts,
with the exception of Stress
Management, which is two.
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be available Dec. 1?. and Jan. 4-
12. In-person registration will
be conducted Jan. 12·14. For
more information, call (714)
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in Division 3 action I see page 82. tmaer and veteran Ofympion) Steve Scott ~e lilce Bobe Ruth .. :
Bill Sumner, CdM High track coach
iThursdoy, December 3, 1 W8 • Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949-57 4.4223 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dor~ Pilot Bl
Nothing ·syntheti~· about it at all ConstrucUon
on the Corona
del Mar High
track began
Tuesday, when
the existing
dirt track was
demolished to
make room
fora new
synthetic track
which will
make most
weather
conditions·
moot. At right,
Chuck
Dlgnam
collects pieces
of the long
jump fadllty
as he primes
the area for
renovations.
• Community raises more than $200,000 to make
Sea Kings' track and field coach Sumner's dream
project a reality, a syntheti c. track on the Corona del
Mar campus, including plans for new soccer field. ·
BAJUlY FAUl.KNl'R
r
CORONA DEL MAR -The grand vision of a state-of-the-art
track and field facility, which loqgtime Corona de! Mar High coach
Bill Sumner conceptualized more than a decade ago, will become
reality by the Feb. 15 start of practice, Sumner energetically
announced thi<; week.
Construction of a rune-lane synthetic track. as well as synthetic
jump runway:., began Tuesday. Sumner estimates the publicly-
funded $205,000 project, which also includes plans for resurfacing
the infield to facilitate a football and soccer field, is scheduled to be
completed in eight weeks. . ...
•rm excited for CdM High. but it's bigger tha.Jl that,• said Sum-
n~r. who credited a two-year commuruty fund-raising effort, spear-
headed by Evan Gruber, for making his dream come true.
•it was my dream, but a lot of people have gotten on board and
Evan Gruber has been dnving the bus,• Sumner said. "Someone
took the bull by the horns two years ago and it has been a long haul
for us. There were some frustrating moments and people said it
couldn't be done with qickel-and-dime d0nations. New Bald~
wrote two checks for $10,000 and there were other businesses
which contributed in the neighborhood dt $1,000. But there were a
lot of checks for $250 and $100 that were just as important for us to
.reach our goal."
Sumner envision!> the new facility hosting the annual Newport
Beach city youth track and field meet, the clistnct's J~r high
G 0 l F
richard
dunn
TOYS FORE
FAIRVIEW
PERSEVERES
I n the early years, when
Watergate was hot and Earl
· Woods had a Vietnam
buddy named Tiger (after
whom he'd later call his first
son), goliers pa.id $2 to play and
donated an unwrapped toy to
the Fairview Developmental
Center in Costa Mesa.
Much has changed m the
Steve Papas Toys Fore Fairview
Goll Tournament, celebrating its
27th renewal Dec. 12-13, but the
stabilizing factor has been the
sponsorship of the men's club at
Costa Mesa Golf & Country
Club.
This y<'ar, toumdlllent oCf icials
are hoMnng Pdpds, the former
club president who launched the
event in 1972 and died last year
about the time of the
.tournament.
meet, as well as future league finals for the Sea Kings.
"When I first thought about the idea of a synthetic track in the
area, I visualized it at Newport Harbor High, because the stadium
is there. (Former Newport and UCLA middle-distance standout)
Bnan Theriot and I got together to talk about makmg it happen, but
nobody wanted to do it.•
Sumner believes the new facility could boost the CdM program,
as well as expose more youngsters in the community to track.
"Track is not just a minor sport," Sumner said. "In Europe, guys
like (former UCI miler and veteran Olympian) Steve Scott are like
_Babe Ruth. l see a lot of Newport-Mesa schodts usmg the new facil-
ity and getting excited dbout track. lnstead of asking lods to put on
. old urutorms and run on a dirt track, which turns to mud when it
rdins, we'll have lods running on a synthetic track. You're going to
see the sport pick up." ·
It Is scheduled
to be finished
in time for the
start of
practice for
the trac.lc .
season, Feb.
15.
DAllY PILO PHOTOS BY
DIANA MULVIH U
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS SOCCER
No doubt, the Meek . .
shall inherit ... 2-0
•Trey.Meek scores in 67th minute, comes back
and does it again two minutes later to ignite the
Tars to nonleague victory over host Costa Mesa.
HI< II \Hi> l>t ''
M'{!'lil
COSTA MESA -Trrmng was everything Wednesday for
sophomore right winger Trey 1' kek and the Newport Harbor
High boys soccer team, which, you could say, bdcked into its 2-0
nonleague victory over host Costa Mesa ma hercel)' fought rntra-
d.istnct affair.
"We sure needed those, didn't w1•7" Sailors Coach Matt \Vest
de<idpanned, refemng to Meek's hack-to-hack goals in the 67th
i!nd 69th minutes, both of which reqw.red specrnl a.id.
Meek scored on a rebound to break the scoreless tie, after Cos-
ta Mesa juruor goaltender Cesar Porcayo blocked Scott Perk.ins'
attempt for Newport Harbor. It wa~ Perkin!> who had broken free
six yards in front of the goal and caused Porcayo to ... cramble
But the real dagger m the heart for Mesa came moments later
when a ball deflected oft the bodv of Cha~en l\tar;hall, the Mus-
tangs' standout freshman defender. and bar->ly trickled past the
line. -•
Porcayo had stopped an attempt by dn ttllackmg Meek, who
was credited with tus second goal, dnd thl~ Sallo.r.., held on for a
shutout in the season lid·lilter for both schools.
•What a heartbreak,• said Costa Mesa Coach Mike Dunn,
whose squad outc;hot the Tdrs m both h<llve::.
Meek, in the right place at the nght ume, Jtm1or defender
Kevin Yoches and st~nior defender Jose Sierra pro\.,ded key
defensive moments for the 5ailors in the sc>cond hall with phy!.1·
cal play or shot deflections.
·we eipect big things from r~tl)ek)," sd1d we ... t, who ... e goalie,
Duke Burchell, replaced the mJurt>d Zach Wells l"houlder), the
highly sought seruor who suffered tom ligaments dunng a State
Olympic Development tryout Nov. 21 and could nu... up to eight
weeks. -
In the 4 th mmute, Sierra d fleeted a hot from long range by
KIM HAGGERTY·ZVWS I DAILY f'ILOT Instead of toys, toumument
proceeds are now delivered to Costa Mesa's David 'ITan (left) battles Newport Harbor's Ryan Hernandez ln Wednesday's game. SEE MEEK PAGE Bl
SEE GOLF PAGE Bl
D l I l y p I l 0 ' H I G H s c H .0 0 l A' H l E T E 0 F ' H E w E E K \
1\.. n.~:~ ! ~junior
Krista DUI has
been overseeing
the Sailors'
court for the
past two seasons
In a quiet, yet
very effective
fashion. She and
her teammates
shoot for
the state
championship ln
gh'ls volleyball
Saturday night
at Cypress
C ollege when
the Tars duel
Uncoln Higb's
Trojans of
Stockton.
OAllY PllOT PHOTOS BY
DON LEACH
ongratu atzons •
(
•One of Newport Harbor Hlgh's not-so-secret weapons
gives the Sailors further fuel m their championship quest.
BAllll'I .. Alll.KNf It
!Wf Nol
Tiough she's earned the
es1gnation or vice
president in the Newport
Harbor High Roohng Company,
Sailor middle blocker Krista Dill
often gets I . credit than the .
mail room.
But, d pite bcl.tlg surioWtded
by tranc;cenqent talent, uch as
6-foot-1 etter Jennifer Carey,
6-1 outside hitter Apfil Ro and
6·2 middle Kathy I.avoid,
disc~rrung girls volleyball ·
aficionados re<"ogntte that Dill
d~erv a full share of the
team' dividends, inC'ludmg
·hack·lo·bac:k ClF Southern
• •
Section Division l·AA
chdmpionships.
Unconcerned with ind1v1dual
accolades, Dill readily aC"Cepl'i
her frequent i.ligpl<>, content
merely to scrunch her athletic.
6-2 frame mto the part of rol
player.
But what a role she plays.
·she's very unselh h," aid
Newport Coach Dan Glenn, v; ho
credits Dill for helpmg his h"'am
reach the CIF State D1visu:in I
title matC'.h Saturday at Cypr
College. "She's not a big thittmg)
hammer for ti:>, becau.s h '
next to April {an All·ClF kill
artist) in the rotation, o April is
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KRISTA · AYSO IEGIOll 120 JI. lll·IMlllCAI FOOTIALL
CONTINUED FROM 81 •
going to get the majority of the
o;cts. But Krist.a pl. ys big for us.
She gets up qwck.ly and takes a~
blocker with her, 11nd she's
Buffaloes are m -
the-Super Bowl worked hara to beeome an
dll·around player who can do
well m the bilck row, too. She
JUst makes €ontinuous
tmprovem<'nt cmd there have
be~n tunes Uu.s year, hke our
first ma_tch m the Santa Barbara
Tourndment of Chdlll.pions,
when she WdS the best player on
the court.~
, As h<ls been her pattern the
two·year starter hds stepped up
her game in the postse~son.
She had eight and nine kills, ,
respectively, ctnd proV1ded her
consIStently imposing IJlocking
p(esence in a pair of slate
playoff sweeps over over Bullard
High of Fresno (Nov. 24) dnd
Centennial of Bakersfield
(Saturday) to earn Daily Pilot
Athlete of the Week laurels.
•Middle blockeri; have a lot of
responsibilities which sometimes
go unnoticed,• Dill said. •We
hdve to get up every tune the
ball's over
the net and .-------• we hdvc to
get up for
the (quick)
s~!t on
trans1bon
and you
haveto ·
· ·close th<•
block every
t1mf'
rhert>'s a
lot ol
rnuvenwnt
r1nd d lot of
physic di
"f just want our
team to be
successful.
That's what it's
all about ... "
Krista DUI
Newport Harbor
junior volleybaJI
middle blocker
,Juli It cdn gPt tmng dt llmes,
r•.,1wnally in thr> long rallies.
But I don't wont lo get m the
<.pothghl d lot I JUl>I Wdnt our
h•.im to lw c;ucc Pssful. Thdt'S
'h hdt 11 's dll ,, bout •
D11J nPver llrcs of work.Ing to
11nprov€', c1 trdlt ddn11H•d hy
(;Jenn, who dlso c1pprenates her
< ompetitivt>nt•ss
·She hds t1 hidden
compchll.vent>s., p<>oplc may not
sf>(•, h<•rc1usc slw\ <.o nirc> and
kmd of qwet," Glenn said "But
you rndlly SC'P m big mdtches
that she's d hqhtl'f. •
Though dlwdys lh<' ldllest one
111 her ddss, Dill fought the dUure
of dthletics unlll tht> seventh
Ufdde, when Sh<.> ClllhfdCCU
voUeybdll.
• 1 tried tennis ctnd I tned
hdsketball, but they weren't my
sport,• Dill rccdll£•d. "I hked
volleybdll, hut when I started
pldymg club, I wondNed il I'd
he dble to dc>ill with the time
conl{Tlit nlf'nt and effort 1t took
But oncP I st<1rted to improve, I
r1>dll)' ~JOI 11110 11."
And wbllt> Dill's development
h.is"gdfn<•r('() ec:trly mterest from
C'Ollf'gl' rN ru1ters, <lCCordmq to
Glenn, it\ th<• C'h.illcnge of
compel1llon <1ncl th<' JOY ot
shunng succPs., wllh hN
lt•dmmdlPs whi< h dnvc•s her.
"VolJeyhdll 1s n11>unt to be
t'l1JOY<'d c1nd l'vP grown to redlly
love 11, • semi Dill, who also
throws Uw .,hot dnd <i1sc:us m the
spnny "I'm not concerned with
qetting d S< holdr~hlp, but (
v.ould·hkP to continue playing
t1lt1•r high school •
t\dd1tJonally, Otll beheves the
ltf P lessons enh<Lnced by her
volleyball expcnence will sPrve
her well beyond her playing
days.
"VollPybdll takes comrmtment
dnd bemg dblc to sucrifice for
others. 11·~ very clemundmg and I
Uunk it redlly allows you to ledrn
1f you have wht1t 1i t<Jkes.'' •
KRISTA DILL
.aom: May 7, 1982
ttom.town:
Nowport Bea'h
IM'11ht 6 foot·2
W.lght ~SS
Sport: Volleyball
Pm: Middle blocker
co.di: Dan Glenn
~food: Mom's potatoes
F.vOfttll movt.: •Point Blank"
8eJt dll9tk moment:
•w;nnJ119 badl:·tOoba{_I( OF
(SOuthem Section Oivl on I-AA) c.hamp1onshlJn •.
A..._ of dM .... XII: She '* 17 combined k1lb and J>!O¥SClld • big bloCk In state PUlvoff sweeps over Bull•d Of fmiio end <Antennlal of 'Bakemteld.
Dllr flat
(ofl«tot rporti CM/ l«le ~
Division 3 champions in AYSO Region 120, the Mesa Storm. Kneeling, from left, Stacey
McCormick, Cristina Ehrhom, Brittany Doyle, Jamie Walker, Britta PHU, Sarah Humphrey;
standing, from left, Katie Schuelke, Stephanie Moore, Cheryl Hack, Danielle Moran,
Jacquelyn Greaney, Kristin Hammarsten, Leah Blackwell, Coach Dennis Hammarsten.
MESA STORM
BLOWS M -AWAY
• AYSO Region 120
championship matche~.
The Mesd Storm, dn A\'SO
Region 120 D1vis1on III <11rls tedm,
ffilght be better named the Mesa
Blizzard after tts run lhroµgh the
playoffs. The Slom1 defense < ut
the powe r of all opposing oHenses
and pretty much had its wdy w1U1
its own octense.
The Storm, which completed
the playoffs without giving up a
goal, capped the run with a 2·0
Vlctory over the Electricity to wm
the DiVlSlOn Ill bUe.
Stacey McCormick srnred m
the first quarter on dn <1ss1st by
Kristin "'Hammarsten.
Later, McCorrruck hedded m d
cross pass by Hammar ten.
But It WdS the qelcnse that
owned the day. GoahPs Kalle
Schue lke, Hammarsten dnd
McCornuck were unhedlahle.
Ste pbanJe Moore, Cheryl
Hack, Danielle Moran, Jacque·
lyn Greaney, Leah Blackwell,
Cristina Ehrhom, Brittany Doyle,
Jamie Walker, Britta Pttti and
Sarah Humphrey provided
defensive support.
GIRLS DMSION IV CHAMPIONSHIP
• Shooting Stars 2, G.L T. 1
G.IT struck first with a goaJ m
the first half, but Kelly Topps
evened the score in the third
quarter for the Shooting Stars.
Stars' goalie Shannon Arnold
made some good saves late m the
match, sending it into overtime.
Alycia Weikel pushed through
the G.I T defensive line in the
first overtime and put the game
away.
Breeann Frazier, Megan
Caldera, Diana Davila, Marilyn
Hernandez, Breann Walker, Brit·
ta11y Moody, Katie Moore,
Amanda Loera, Ashl~y Lystne
and taylor Feldman were key to
the win
BOYS DIVISION V CHAMPIONSHIP
• Silver IJgbtning 6, Barracudas 0
Alter a lone first half goal by
,
Caleb Burgess the Silver Light·
ning erupted in the Uurd quarter,
trymg the B(!rracudas' champi·
onship hopes.
The I.:igbtning struck fast and
often, with goals coming from
Luis Cozza, Austtn Evitt, Daniel
Dominguez a nd Brandon Mauer.
Thanks to the play of Daniel
Freeman, Chris Peterka, Nick
Arellanes, Jesse Jaime, Daniel
Saldana, Alan Hussey, Ramin
Tasblhchl, Michael Lurssen and
Drake Brunette, the Lighting
were able to shdke off d first-
round loss to win eight straight for
the title.
BOYS Df\.1SIOS VI
The Patriots wrapped up a
great eason over the weekend.
Alexander AJJJone, Angel Beas,
JusUn Crosson, Jo epb Eggers,
Scott Es en, Jonathan Knauer,
Aaron Kring, Patrick McGuire,
Michael Morley, Andrew Roth,
Tommy Stephans and Mathew
Viles were key to the Patnots suc·
cess this season.
• Junio; All-American Football collision Saturday.
11'.~0t\ It 11 l .
IWy""
DANA POINT -When the N~wport Mesa Buffaloes, a Junior
Nfidget football team, takes the held at Dana Hills S~turday ilt
5:15 p.m., they will be the hrst Newport_ Me a Junior.Midget tea111
in 20 yecw; to have a shot dl the Juruor All;Amencan Footb<tlJ
Super Bowl title.
But. to win the title, the Buftal6cs have to yet pas~ the La Mua-
da Matadoreli, a ream that went 11-0 in the NFL this seao;on and
sports a l)1g line on both of tense and defense.
• "The tine will be the key to the game,• ~oach Tom Mo~arch
said, "ll tliey donunate it, 1t will he a long ~~ht for us ... But if we
can hold our own there, it should be an exctb.n~ game ..
The Matadore.-; run the hall well behind that line and if the B.uf.
faloes are to have a chance, U1cy will need good penetration from
their linebackers as well.
The road to the Super Bowl was no cakewalk for ~e BUC!d.loes.,
after going 9·1 during the regular season and desttO}'UlQ the Car
son Colts, 38·16 in the AFL serrufmaJ game, the Buffaloes had to
get past the Orange Chiefi; Saturday. • .
The Buffaloes wasted no tin1e, driving 70 yards on the ground
during the opemng drive. The dn'1e was capped by Matt
Encinias' 5·yard run for a 6·0 lead. · , .
Memo Barrera gave them a 12·0 cusluon with~ rushing tou~h
down of his own The drive, 60 yards, was also entirely o~ runnm~
plays. Monarch ctid not want to risk putting the ball ~ the (111
because of the heavy downpour which lasted the duration of thP.
game.
The Ctuefs recovered un onsides kick attempt by J.he Buffalo •!i
and returned it to the 38-yard line. A long run made the score 12·
8 with 4:30 left in the fir:.t half.
The wet conditions took their toll on the BuUaJoes and a fum-
bled snap was recovered by a Chiefs' linebacker and returned Jor
a touchdown, g1vmg them a 14·12 lead.
The Buffaloes quickly drove 65 yards anrl retook the lead when
Barrera scored on a .S·yard :.weep with 17 seconds left in Ute hall
The Chiefs returned the ensuing kickoff to the 4-yard line with
just 12 seconds remrurung before the llreak (The return would
have been for a touchdown had kicker Enrique Ramirez not
caught the retwn man at the -4). •
The Chiefs went Cor a sw<.'<'p, hut Endmas dropped the run.
ning back for a 7-yard loss, ending the half.
The defenses took over from there and the Buffaloes closed out
a 20-14 win. The final Chiets' thrcC1t was topped by Jason Jor-
dan's interception with five mmutes left. The Buffaloes got thrne
tust downs and drove to the 1-yard line bc•fore taking ,a knee to
run out the clock.
Dominic Rickard, Luis Guldlno, Kris Cooper, Michael
McDonald, Joe WUltams, Garrett Whitfield, Dack lshU and W~s
Ethridge keyed the defenSt•.
The AFL champion Buf fnloe~ will have a season to remem ber,
even if they can't get pl.1st Ld Muadd on Saturday. •rt'.c; !<ind of
iroruc, • Monart"tt said. •This 1s my third year in the Super Bowl
(Monarch took teams from 1hshn to the Super Bowl m 1996 anct
1997). I had no tded this WdS a Super Bowl team when we starl·
ed. We have a great group of player~ who have perfornwd
beyond our expectations. -
Monarch credits assistant oo ches Brian Aguirre, Saul Frau ·
to, Mike Curtis and Paul McDonald a.s one of the mam reasons
the Buffaloes have done o well.
0.COONs TO Ow H1w H•GH
from 5 FWY • Go south to San Juan Creek exrt. Turn left at signal
and proceed towards the coast Turn nght on Stoneh1ll, Turn right on Golden Lantern School ts on the left
from POI • Take PCH south to Golden Lantern and turn left (inland).
School rs on the left after signal at ~toneh1ll
TENNIS COLLEGE WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL WATER POLO
CdM girls fall
to El Modena
Braverman loses in
main draw at the
Guadalajara stop
GUADALAJARA, Mex.1co -Jn
her fmal tournament of yedr,
Newport Beach 's Brandis BravPr-
mdn was knocked out of the tn<JUl
drdw Tuesday when she lost m
the fust round to fifth-seP<led
Alice Canepa of Italy, o-3, 6·3, !Jn
the red clay dt the $25,000
Women's Tennis Challenger of
Guaddlajara, the final :,lop of the
Copa Ericsson Tour m South and
Central Amenc-a.
Braverman, who ofhnally
turned pro earlier th.is fall, fc1cecl a
more experienced playe r nn thE'
red cldy m Canepa, rcmkccl 208th
in the world m singlPs
"(Cdnepd) has hel,n ht•tt> d
month dnd she's match tough on
this stuff," Brnvermun suid Tues·
day from her hotel room. "It\ on<'
Uung to be m good sh<Jpe, but H's
another thing to be tough on rPd
clay."
After playmg double~ at
Guadalajara, Braverntdn will
re turn home dnd prepdre for the
1999 season. She mt .... cd the bulk
of last winter and ~pring bl.'C'au c
of an a.nkle injury, but rebound 'd
with a solid sununer.
Braverman's world rnnkrng,
once dose to t ,000, has dropped
to around 350. She hopt>s her
ranking will continue to :.urgP
when she opens next eason at
the $25,000 Cloa~tttcr. Fla,,
event m January.
-.by Rldwrcl f)unn
Out of optio1J1S
• Rice will finally succumb to surgery to repair. shoulder.
PROVIDENCE, RI -For
Brown Umvensty's Kathryn Rice,
d Corona clel Mar High product,
pldying through some pain wao;
one thing. But not being able to
leep at night because she was in
so much pain was something else
Pntircly.
Alter avoiding surgery for a·
.shoulder in1ury for more than ·u
year, d recent MRI revedled her
in1ury, which 1s similar (ye t far
more c•xtensivo) to the m1ury suf·
h'r<>d IJy Donver Broncos sldr
.fohn Elway edrly ldst season, had
worsoned and she hdd httle
choi("e 1f she wanted to have d
f\lnctional shoulder.
HThe pam is still bad • Rice
smd. ·1 haven't done anythmg m
two or three weeks and I still Cdn't
sleep at rughV
Rice will have reconstructive
surgery when she comes home to
Newport Beach after finalS are
over. •1 go m three days before
Chn tmas," Rice said. •They told
me if I re ted long enough. ll
rrught heal on its own. but there
was no guarantc•e l could keep
the pdm away ldter on in We. The
doctors told me 1f I wanted to lift
my (poso;1hle future kids) kids, I
~hould get 1t repaired."
The operation, accordmg to
Rice's fathP.r Bill, will involve reat-
taching ~houlder tendons to the
bone. Becausp of the m1ury, other
tendons m the shoulder stretched
out and must be heated dunng
the operation m hopes of shrink·
mg them back to a normal size.
Uoctors Wlll also remove some
cartilage.
Rice will then kePp the shoul-
der immohil<• for four weeks, in a
sling for two weeks and then,·
depending on who.( the doctors
think, begin a four-to-su month
re habilitation.
One thmg no one can say is
that Rice didn't give it her best.
The 1umor, who was named first
team All-Ivy League and an Aca·
de mic i\ll-Amencan, played
through worsening pam to help
Brown to a 7-0 record 'in the Ivy
League and then the outright
championship with a wm over
Pnnceton in the Ivy League
champ1onsh1p tournament.
•Everything that happened
this year wru; great,• Rke said.
"We had a good'time and accom-
plished a lot together. But tlw
pain got so bad I didn't think l'cl
make it. When a ball was set to
me, I hoped I could get my ann up
to hit it.·
Rice w1U stay bchmd wht•n
Rice opens up the NCAA playoff
at No. 7 Hawali Saturdtty tx•rnu
she didn't feel sh~ could con·
tribute and tS still recovering from
a recent bout with the flu. Sht• will
keep herself busy by studying for
finals. Her teammates have b.-en
very understanding.
•They realized what I. had to
do," Rice said. "They knew how
much pd.in I was in at the end of
the sedson and Wlderstood that T
was playing for th.cm. It meant "
lot to us to win thP-Ivy Lcagu~.
They all thanked me for <:licking
it out as long as I did."
Even after surgery, Rice, who
plans to pursue a PhD in psychol·
ogy, may not be able to play. •The
doctors have been opllm1shc, •
Rice said. •But there are no guar-
antees. There is a chance I would
have to switch pos1tioni; to right
side hitter so I would onJy be hit·
ting half as many balh.
•At this point, I would like to
be able to sle p at rught. I hope
the surgery goes well, and I'll
take tt frum the re.•
Sandoval sparkles in comeback victory .
•Costa Mesa drops 45-34
COHON \ OEL MAR -Go<'lhl:
Ann I lPndnc kson hdd 17 sav"
t1nd two l>teals, but Corona clel
M. r li1qh couldn't keE>p El M0<I·
~nd at bay dnd fell, 8·4, m thP
nonledgue gul:; water polo " a
-;on opener Wednesday.
f\.lelindd Tucker scored hrn
goals for the host Sea Kings. Hay·
ley l lape man and Ellen OrlJr>
each scored one.
NO NL.EA GUE
EL MODENA 8, Coftc>NA DEL MAit 4
Score by Quarters
El Modena 2 3 2 1 • 8
Corona del Mar O 1 2 1 -4
Corona del Mar -Tucker 2, Hapeman
1, Orbe t. Saves -Hendrickson 17
MEN'S HOOPS
San Diego State
doubles up on sec
SAN DIEGO -Kevin Bractle)
cored 17 points as Southern Cal·
1fom1a College lost to San Diego
State, 103--49, ma nonconferemc
men's basketball game Wednes·
day. Bradley also had nm •
r bound for the Vanguards (2·5).
Den ms Keane scored 1 O
points. Steve James had thr t•
blocks.
TODAY'S SCHEDULE mat decision to Anaheim. WRESTLING
The lo marks th filth time
the Vanguards have lost to a non·
NAIA opponent, SCC has lost to
NCAA D1v1:;ion I and II programs
and should be well preparert
when Golden State Athletic Con·
:SO p.m , at Katel!A
•• •
doval s1>un hehihct tind...scored the
tcikedown to win.
Arce Yt>gurtjtan re<-ordcd hi
first varstty victory with a 17·2
d dc;ion by technical fall at 152
pound .
.11cmMl1o Arrollil (189) won by
pm m 2:31 and Fr Ienco Arron.1
r1G01 ~on by pin in :vm
112 I.emus (A) pinned V. Nguytn,, t.55.
119-Q. Nguyen (CM) p1hned Carillo, 1 54.
125 • Zevafa (A) pinned Vener, 4 40
1JO • Magana (A) ptnMd F~ntts. o 52
115 • PomuchH (A) p1nned1'rl<'(, 1.31.
1.eo . Yanuaria (A) pinned F•vero, 3:31
145 •Gema (A) pinned Casarrubias, 5:25
152 -'VogurtJ1an (CM) todln e..t1I fall ~
Torres,. 17 2
1to •'fr. Atrona (CM) plnMd lgpfz, ll 30 ,,, • CiffiT!o (A) p1MedS(hipef'I\, 0-48
f c~cnce pluy starts. ,;
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ArwtllM 45-~A Ma.A J4 (OT) '
HJ -Mc~n (CM) won by ~ HWt ·Morales CA) c;.t Grubfsl<t\ 4-2
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hlewpor t Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot
• Stephens reflects how
he didn't eJq)ect to go past
-'T"" He. IaruoYB'9nCl team. -,... ' E clward C. St<>phens remains
pruud ol bf>ing a hrm dnd
hrtµpy natJvc of llc\lhoa
' WI 11>w hi. lat£> 1nothP.1, l i£>1cn, ·
01u P owrll'd the lt1ndm~11 k
\'pllow Col tugPs, but still hnds 1t
cliftir.ult to think clhout dcpdrt.mg
f1orn Syrdo1se, N.Y., despite th<'
snuwy winters\
With dffiUSf!mcnt, hi! figures
time mrty hnd him yeurnm~ for
th~ warm wcathor he grow up
with in the harbor drc•a before he
h~c.1me a d£~stroyer _gunnery
nfhu•r and was sh1pp<'d off with
the Navy to Uw South Panhc.
Sl"phcns, 74, a one-time
running gudrd lor llw late ~
legendary fullback l fdrold
Sheflin on the '41 gmJ lPdm,
lound hrs C"drt ' r <1s u college
, p1o(es.sor at Northwestern and
s} 1i1t:us1• holctmg him fd1rly tight
to tJ1c> f:ast.
I le is now Profl~S!-.Or Emeritus
Stephens, which obv1ou~ly
means he is free to rnovC' on uny
, r uUlJtdss pomt h<~ fdvors . •
, 1 luwevcr, Sy1 <lC'Us<.> cdme to fcapl
hke home clfter so nMny yedrs as
l lt>dn ot Pubh<.: Communicdtions.
Stc>ph<'ns, tlw <iUthor of six
1111vPls dnd c1 student body
. ptes1dent ill I ldrl..>or I ligh, Class
•>f '4'.l, db:;orlwd one of his ·
l11qqcst .shocks this pctsl ycilr
upon lt'arrunu thdt his prep gnd
< o. < h, the latl• Wcndt'll Pickens,
lwd JldSS(•d <IW11y )\l' .. t bcfqrt•
ll llllllf'r.
WhPn tht• l iarl.>or I hgh Vdrsity
twcl lus its lowC!st level ever with
•Jrlly I:< \:arsrty qnd C'dnchdates m
'11 , CcM< h Pickens rhose to drdw
10111 ul tlw H11thesl players up
1 110111 the B Tcdm Tho <' four,
StPphPn .. ., W1llord (Ch1h}
MEEK
~ FROM 81
M"""'s
1 1dl1,
hloc kt•d Josia
' P ,, I d m a 11 ' s
rt-bound c1ttcnipt,
,, .lunmr Jose
J'cJt•z lutnhhc>d
1i1ost of the olfl•n·
s1v1• spark m th~
muldle for Costa
t. 1cs11 with uggres-
1 s1vP passing to
leilil the forwdrds,
Liut Nmvport I for-
I 01 hdck wouldn't
let the Mustangs
pe 11N r dtco,
S IDELINE S
Chaplin, George M~toba and
Johnny Ikeda, chose to move up
with the big boys and endure the
entire season.
They already had a fr.rm
regard for the '41 first stringers,
like fullback Harold Shellin dnd
lus brother, center Bill, and the
big tackJe Manuel Muruz. Little
did they know the • .(1 1uruors
would lead Harbor High to the
smdll schools CIF finals the
following ,year after winning the
league title.
But Stephens always projected
thdt Pickens had the skills and
knowledge to direct the slim '41
team to a high and proper finish,
wruch he did. The '41 team
recorded a 4-2-2 season. .
It also shut out five nvals and
Cd!Ile close to winning the t1Ue
against Anaheim.
He said, "I hdd dlways been a
little mysWied about how I
ended up playmg on the vcus1ty
team. I had been a B Team
player. which I enjoyed, but one
day I was mvited to try out for
the varsity, which ledtured
genuine heroes like the Sheflins
and others."
Amused in reflect.mg back,
Stephen!\ said, ·1 told myself
then that COdch Pickens m'ust
NUUJ boys w1•re
(!lilt· to step up a
notch lm the sec·
lllld hctl1} dllcl WC
qot ti {Joo<l wsull,"
West su1d. "It wc1s
cl lt•um eflorl
T!v .. rynne pldy(>c)
Wt•ll "
,. ll:IM HAC.GERTY-ZYUUS I OMV PILOI
f\.lt•sa, \\ho
plup•d lhc Tttrs
Newport Harbor's Otto Verhulst (right, takes
control of the ball as Mustangs' Brian Dunn
follows dosely during Wednesday's contest.
en in the first hulf whi>n the hall
'"'1 kept m thl' nuddle of the
f1Plt.1, Wds w1lhuul two sta1 ters:
Slnker Edson Crnz und rrudh('Jd-
u i'latt Dunn tnght lout injury).
"I tlunk we hdd good opportu-
ml11 <:, • M1k~ Dunn "did. •1'-foyhe
w .. ·n qut a break next tune. New-
l"J.rt lid1bor's d uood team. rn1e
Ii 11 ) dTe much bigger and
"lionql't th<111 we an>, bul I
thought we plctyc<I them even,
ox1.:opt for those two break-
downs."
Mesa sophomore Tnni Her-
11r1ndez made several shot
attempts, including one in thE'
64th nunute from 40 yards out
dfter he made u steal.
Hugo Cortes, Lee I lemandcz
and sweeper Enc Pemne also
contributed on defense tor tl1e
Tar , while Tyler Sunmons, Chris
Wdhl, Tyson Wahl and Ma.nut"'!
Oropezd were reliable m th£• 1ruct-
dlc.
The Sdilors •won· their scnm·
mage dQdlnst l iunlington Beach,
sconng twice while the delenso
shut the Oilers down without a
score, on Nov 25 when Perkins
and Omar Hernandez scored.
Th~my, ~mber 3, 1998 83
other younP. pQ<>ple, mduding
my own children, J am quoting
not my father, but Wendell
P1r.kens and athleuc cfuector
Ralph RP.ed. • r fowever, he also paid tribute
to d number of nude teachers
hke· Coss Grable, Everett Rea.
~e Tnne and Dick Spaulding,
who wPre also father hgures,
•but the coaches.scem~d to get
to know us be.st and worked Wlth
us 10 wdys more intimately coo-
cPmod with growing up."
I le cemcmberoo the page ot.
photos GI the "38 grid varsity and
Ute• tlreat impdct ttiey had. He
said, ·when l got there as a
frc lunan that yedr, there were
the h"eavy duty upperclassmen,
they all seemed to be about
..,even feet tall, wtth dStonishing
• ttthletic records
The 1941 Newport Harbor Sailors football squad numbered just 17, but compiled a 4-2-2 record.
Front row, from left:. Wilford (Chi\l) Chaplin, Dale Brockett, Edward Stephens, Bill Sheflin, Harold
Sheflin, Don Bingham and Charlie Dennison; middlf' row, from left: Team manager Don Payne,
David Alle n, Manuel Muniz, Bob Gaynor, Jim Johnston and Keith Engelhardt; Back row, from left:
·1 remember some of them
walking around with their
lett~rman'o sweaters with four
'>lnpe and an ~ndless am1y of
pms and emblems mdicating all
the sports m which they had
lettered repeatedly. 1 looked at
them with the Sdme awe I later
felt when I looked at admirals
with all their ~old brdlds."
It hdrks bdck d story from
C CK1ch Spdulcling dbout a
powe1lul student named Don
Mc Cbntoch. The yam came to
him from a tounst pds::.mg by a
held m Co~ta Mesa where this
student was plo .... 1119 behind d
hon.c.
George M atoba, Vernon Fitzpatrick, Don Tripp, Bob Boudloo t and Johnny Ikeda.
have seen some tdlent I didn't
know was thew, and always
. admired him for hi~ penetrdting
discernment Now. arter all these
years, after reddmg Daily Pilot
art1clt>.s, I realize the gredt
mohvahon !or his clo!>e look at
the B players Wds his 'hortage
exceptional. What he! lacked m
size, he made up bv trying. .
Impact? You could hear h1m hit."
until I read the soetolO<JKdl
studies years later "
of varsity pldyers l>et <1.use of the
war."
Dc~p1te hrs modesty, one
all-kc1gut• lac:kh! once said, ~I
was always d hMrty ddmi.rer of
Eddie Stephens. I le was kmd of
Bill Sheflin prai~ed the
one-time running guJrd lor his
contnbution"' and team spmt, but
ddded his own line ol humor: "To
all of us, Eddie w.' one of the
brdintrus~ on the Jeam. He WdS
very intelligent, but we nr.vcr
held thdt agdmst him."
l le Sdld, ·1 had no ldlht•r this
father. Cdrl Edward, die<! when
he was six). So the c:ooche..
lonned an important part of Tll)"
nrowmg up. servmg no douht a
lather surrogate:. w1U1 tht>ir ·
Ut\'OCdtion of the rules ot
sport.,manship, dean lh.,nlJ c1nd
self·disetpline."
He added, ·when I pac;s along I
my own vers10ru; of the.-.e fdtherly
admonitions to students dnd
Spaulding sairl, "The tourist
stopped and asked McClintoch
(a '38 var ... 1ty tackle) tor ·
chrections to Newport.
"That way.· Coach Spa.ulding
"did McClintoch replied.
dc>monstrating how McClintoch
held both arms out straight
pointing toward Nc .... .-port wiU1
the plow "
Stephens said, •I was a
Depression young-;ter, as we all
were U1en, but l didn't ret1hie rt
GOLF
CONTINUED FROM 81
the cente1. TherP wcrl' mostly chlldren al
the center when Prtpd' started the event.
Tournament dncctor Don McGinty
believes this yedr's contribution will match
last year's gift of $5,300 t.o the 7,000-patient
cP-nter .
NThe hosp1t.cil bds pUicha.sed d lot of
difler~nt things ov~r the years (because of
the prcxceds), • McGmty Sd1d. ·we continue
to support 1t, hut ll's yelling more dlfhcult:"
Gollers Cdn play one or both days of the
toumdmcnt. Sdturddy usually draws d larger
field. Last year over 200 players participated.
cntnes are still open. The Mesa Linda
Course <ll Costa Mesa will host the event
Dec. 12, and the Los Ldgos Course Dec. 13.
ThP. tournament, open to anyone, will
f Pdture hole·m·one p1ucs, putting contests
and awards. Entry h~e.s arc $50 for one duy,
$85 for both. Detdib: (714) 962-1403.
• Charlie Mc.Laughlin captured his first
men's dub cht1mp1onship Nov. 22 at Big
Canyon Country Club, coming from two
!>lrOkt>s down slarlmg the fourth and timil
round to win by five shots on the
reconstructed golf course.
It was Big Canyon's first tournament sinre
the grdnci rcopcrung Nov. 5.
Mclaughhn, ~ho hot 80, 75, 78 and 79
for a totdl l>f 312, also won the club's seruor~
chdmp1onship, Ln which scores tram the Hrst,
• <>t-cond ~md fourth rotu1ds were dU:wnulatcd
(234).
In the regular champ1onslup flight of 28
duh member.s, Danny Lme was second at
317, shootmq 7b, 7S, 80 and 80: Danny B1bh
was thud ut 323. hnng an 82, 78, 84 and 79;
Al.m Drohka Wi's fourth at 324, c:ardmg
score:. o( 77, 80, 83 und 84; dnd hrst-round
leader Dave Qu1,ling was fifth at 327,
·totaling rounds of 73, 81. 87 and 8t>.
Quisling, dlso sucond in the seniors
championship at 240, tied the coun;e record
on the newly remodeled links from the blue
lees with his rir:.t-round-effort.
· "11\is (new) course pldys tough," Big
Ct1nyon hectd profess1ondl Bob Love1oy Sdld
Quisling tlect duh member Will Tipton'-.
Nov. t4 score from the blue tees on the
course's ever-changing record board.
• More Big Canyon memorable Hrsts: The
hrst ( agle on the new course was mdde by
Dick Fyke (Nov. 11) on the 475-yard, par-5
No. 18, wht>n he hit dnver 3-iron dnd
chipped mto the hole. Bill Lclngston
w1tnt•ssed rt.
TI1e first double eagle was made by Boh
lhrke three days later on the 486-yard par-5
No. 2 (which has new "trcam features). Ihrke
u::.ed dnver 3-wood mto the bole, witnessed
by Dr. Andy C1es, Ron Tomsic and Dr Dave
Ba mes.
(Tomsic was <1 member of the gold-medal
WlJlning U.S. Olympic basketball team in
195ti whJCh fcdtured Bill Russell.)
For the Big Canyon ladies, Linda Ma9qartl
shot 88 tram the n:ds to estciblish the rl~cord .
She played the round with Sally Holstein,
Mdrgdret Ande1sen and Judy Ledthers,
according to club pro and LPGA member
Sandy Huber.
• The 42~lnch rock retaining wall in front of
the fotu th green dt Newport Bed ch Country
Club 1s the source of delav for the club's
un\'etling of \Is ronstmction project on holes
3, 4 and 5.
While the work is essentially done,
ace ordmg to NBCC President Jerry
Anderson. the club has been rt>que ... ted hy
th(• c1ty lo aC'quire an add1bondl pemut
because the wall 1~ sp' mches higher than
r<?<Julahon .
NfCon. truc:t1on crew mt"mhers) are readv
to move out of thert"' with a couple day ... of ·
work," Andcr.,on aid. •rt is really goiny to
look great.·
Anderson s 1rl he e..xpe<"t.s complellou of
the project (wec1thc.r pemutting) by next
week. Work 1.., e.'sentially tirushed on the
lake, telcunmy wall and cascading waterfall.
The No. 3 !airway features new elevations
for bwlkcrs and pahn trees and the
pe~1stence of the water to the left of. the
yrei?n.
Anciorson, ti member 0 1 the Southern
Cultforn1d PGA Hau of Fdffie, has ~d the
dub plans to improve the course Pvery year'
us long cts Jt hosts the 1i ibd Semor Clciss1r.,
the• St>mor PGA Tour :.top r.n Newport Beach
and Ordngu County'!> only PGA event.
• Cal's ~addyshack ln Costa Mesa wtll host
u D<'mo Ody fcatunng new Cal.ldway clubs
Saturddy hom 10 am to 4 pm Golfers can
te t Calldway' new stt:"el dnvers and putters
Other club manufacturers will dlso introduce
nf'w producL'>, shop owner Jun Pooler said.
Cd.l's Caddyshar.k b located at 1784
Newport Blvd .. Costa Mesa. Details. (9491
t>46-7714. .
• Costa Mesa Golf & Countr} pub will host
a frcP Holiday ln.-.tructi,onal Extra\ tganza J
·from 8 a m to 5 p.m. Saturda)'.
In 11dd1llon to a huge ale m the pro .;;hop
on d uh,, bags, shoes a nd other es!>ent.idb
[up lo 50"u off on elected 1temsl, head pro
Brad Booth and other goU pros will offer free
instruction on Vdrious aspects of the game.
There will be mne sessions, rangmg from
"Putlmg Par Dough· hy John Ortega to
"How To Prnc:tire" by Enc Carlson
OUmr st>s~1ons include course
strall'gy/Jnanagt>ment, irons and fitting, rule.s,
ch1ppmg, spenal shols and staying ht, and
"Dnvm9 For Show" by S<>im Collins Info
17141 540-7500
• The growth ln Junior goU has begun to
nect -.s1tnte morl' tournaments. and ewpon
B nch Golf Course will hos1 a one-da\ P\:ent
D w.. 22 for kid tn three d1Vlsions -agP~
q.10. 11 ·12 and 13-14 There ...,'ill he a
maxunum of 24 playe.rs r.n each d1\'l~on.
The entry fee ot $40 mclud green fee_,
(plap•rs will tee oft h t"' een Y a m. and 11
am ), lunch, rung balls and an awardr;:
banquet, wht're wmnen; recei\:e gilt
Ct'rtlhcatcs.
lrutiall)' called the Keith Wynck lnv1tationhl
could h a pr<>lude to a .;cholarship-fund
tournament dunng .the holiday break m th
ruture. D tails: (562) 987-1378.
• RicNrd aw,n·~ golf column eppean evefY Thursda)'.
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1, CA '2eet ~ ret? Y11, M.el Wlltl the County °'4Ntl of ~ HlahwlY Corona dll 0.ity Piiot Nov 12. 111 2e W1tl\ the County Clett< of H•d•r Amtrvand, 214 beano lcld •11 IS° Thi 1 The ..... .,. oenerellY ~Aotl«t~ ~~on11f17/N Mar CAl282S' • Th 'Orwlg9 Countyon11/24/ll Utne Ln., N. lWl!n, CA addMt Ind Olhtf 4ncrl~ at: Stock Iii Thie ltatement wu tied 1a1•rn1W ~ ICeW'i Corey, 4'6 Dec. 3, 1191 718 t .... nNt• '2705 ~ it I/fl of ""1ne • .....,11 .......
tNde, fbJ1\nt, tumllhlnQI ~r~ ~~~ Dally Piiot Nov. 111, 29, E. c.ne.~_#242, ~ PUii.JC NOTICI D1llly Piiot Nov. a, Deo. s, Thi• bu•lneu .. ~ °'°~ i!.tciitied *"" 11 CU9tomer lltt and OOOdWlli .... -..... -.. , on ~-Dec. S. 10, 1DN ll\142 helm, CA waw 10, 17, 1988 lll1158 ducQd by. an lndMdutll iai!PIWd ., os 2111
and .,. located at: 1835 1"80778011 .,.11UC--• Thia bu1ln111 11 co~ Plolftlo• •u•• .. aa .,.-·--• H111e you tClftsd doing l*IU ....,.,. IMClll, c SUper1or Avenue, #7 a a, Dlilly Pilot Nov. 12, tt, H, rv -• -ducf9d by. an lndlvtdulll ._.. _......... .---• -bUllr""9 'f'l? Y•, lotcMa t2MI. '!'ht unde111Qnld Truattt
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co.ta MIU, CA 112827. 0.0. 3, 1999 Th799 Plollt?I• ....... , 11 HeYI you ~ dolna TM followtng peraone sn ...... ,, .. •llalftace ~ AmlNtnd ~ Gldlimt ll'lt hlbltlr IOI The ~ name UNd -n· I butlnMI yet? .... Nov. <. doing bulilnMe ea: Plaza ,,_ ........ ... ,,_, •t1COl'llCllllU of Ille StMt . Cl•Hlft•d ~ Sel* at ttim loc:atlon II: PUIUC nv C llw .......... 1988 A'*> 811111 1~ Baker St., llw ... ...._. with "'-Cowlly a.ti of llld OChtr common ~ M24978
C'IM1l\oe Rug Dea1gn1 The follawltlo Pl'90N .. Mlcri.I K. Cony #P Coeta f.il..., CA ll2t29 The fallowtl'lg l*1'0nl .. Orwige County on 11/Mlll rf I/fl/ lhOwn hnn Said
The bl.Ilk Nie I• Intended ~ltuel""9 doing bullMM a: VUlcM Thll a1aWMnt WU ftled 11m1ll Sam Sher 1300 doing butlnMI M: THE 111Hneafa w11 0t'msdl but w.lhout ai1.11.1.J1.·.-\'Pilot 10 be COMUIMlated at the ....... ............ Tool and Die, 103H South With the County Cltll1c al Adllma Ave., #1~ Cotta PUKA MAN~ Rutllnd Ody Piiot Nov. 2t, Deo. '· or-~. JJp'l1llll
office of ORANGf COM-TM lollowtng perlON.,. MeltOM st., Pl~ CA o..anoe Cow1ty on 11/17118 ..... CA'292t Rd., #I, lletdl, 10 17 1988 Th154 1""*8d llQll'dino "'· pol·
MUNll'Y ESCROW CO .• ~lngty b~1ln1~: ~~ 'J'~ Ed~ wmam. 11HITJ ... t Thie bu11n1.. I• co~ ~~rd 1270 Autllnd ' .;., ---ICI Oc Wlll'fllnncia, tD ..... -....... • 1•1~•·1•1~ ••• 1 1984 N. Tustin Ave , Or· ~ 4 ~ c) 2..fl. 10412 Cook Clrcle H~ Ody Plot Nov. 19, 28, dUeWd by. M lndMdUal Rd. #I ~ B4MICfl rv-..v -" h lllTIMflO PllflCll* aim :fels>at~ 82!1! ~':f. ": 933 W. 18th St., E-3, eoeta tlngton BMch, CA 9*' Oeo. 3, 10. fltt Th143 ~yet?~:: ~ CA n-3 ' PlolMl1• •slrllu h :"l:k-:' ':..:=1-----~~-oee. 22, 1"8. M..., CA 112827 Winer Satter, 2128 SWMC· PUIUC NOTJCI 98 ' Thi• bu1ln•H t1 co~ .._ ... ...._.. . • prlNdsd in llld OBITU< 188 The bulk .... i. JUbfect 10 Danyt Garcl&, 936 W. 18th rain Wy, Corona, CA 11171' ltmall Sam Sher ducted by: M lndMduel The f01oW1nQ penona are (II, ICMncel If lllY utldlf1,. ______ _
CISllomla Uniform Com-St., Onlt E-3, ColUI M..., Thi• bu1ln111 I• co~ Plotttteuc •uc1Mce Thi• Ntement wu filed H~ you .w1td dolflg c1o1na bUllnMe u : QUEST, 11tms ot 1111 bMCi OI TNSt,18
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I.st aey for llllng clalme by ~~ :~ flied t"8en"48 105, Colla MIH, CA F'loltlloue 1k191""8 bullr1e8I yet? Y•, 11193 ~~ =-~llld
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21, 1998 which It the butJ-Or 1 Coo~ 11«110 ..... Dec. 3, 10, 11191 Th147 Thi• butln111 11 co~ ~ followlng pereon•.,.. Plottttouc Buelna.. Thi• ltatement wu tlted Dtmand tor-s.is llld 1 WlillJft net1 dl'f before lhe antJ.. tngl ... , on ,..,, ducted~: en lndMd111I dol busl , l(OAl.A wtth the County Ctenc of Def •
cipeed 1111 det• apectlled 1"88170074 PUBLIC NOT1CI! Hav• you 1ta11td doing CAR't uu':'o "· ,,_ Nw St8tlftHM'l1 Orano• County on 11/24198 =:ce~ ~.,
ab0V9, Delly Pilot Nov. 12, HI. 29, •P'lotttlow 1k191""9 bullne11 ylt? No • Costa M .... ~ne'17: Thi tollowtng ~ .,. 1 .... 7HU• Md~ "at Oltut llld Bsc·
·Dated: 11/11198 Dec. 3, 11198 Th754 "--St8tfftent Noe Andrede DI Leon 2211 ~ bull==. !o°t'l: Dally Piiot Nov. H, Dec. 3, '°" '> 5t1 tD bl llCOldJd In lie ~ Soott PUBLIC NOTICE Thi lollowtng pereona.,. :: t:"~ ~~ ~ HuiWy, 11119 Or· A,,.!.lfl!' Corona 0.. .-. 10, 11, 1991 Th159 c:ountt Wll1ft h u ~
ttaldmen doing bu1ln111 11: DI Orange Cowtty on 11/24fll8 anae Ave., Co1ta M ... , CA CA 92825 loc*d llld '"°" thin llwtt Publl•h•d Newport '1otltkMRlluetneea Marte lntll1of9 1044 lrvlne 92627·22'1 Edtth MM Farrell 1321 monltllhMtlSOlld11nce
81aeh..C01ta Mesa o.i~ ...._ 8tmtenMnt Ave Newport' S..ch CA 1eeaenean Thi• bu1ln•t1 I• con. BIYlld• Drtv9 eorOn. Del PUBUC N011CI! l'ICOllSdon DATE: 1"28-Pllol Oec:emblt 3 ltee Thi lollowtng perwone .,. 92e6o • Ot11y PllOC Nov. 28, Dee. 3, duewd by: an lnctlvldual Mar CA 92825 Ftr......,• c .......... ·
• Th193 doing buJlnees -= 15 stat ~ DMlgna, Inc., 10, 17, 1191 Th1157 Have you started dOlng Thia bualn"' la co~ a TtllllttL By. Tett ~, .
--------• Cleanera 1215 BIJ(er st. (Delaware} ThtM CMJttna PUIUC -1c1 bullnlU ~ v ... Sept. 93 duct*' by: .,. lndMdUll a.c. ~ ,..,.,,.. 81"' PUBLIC NOTICE #1(, eo.tA Mal. CA 112e29' e.nt.r, 201 N. WalnOt st.. -I atzabett'I Hutley H8Y9 yoU lttrted doing Trutte his .... 21211 tM)TIC( =-#tto!Anlllllm *
--------• Thanb·Tam Thi Tran, WIUngton, 0£ 19801 F1ottttout1 ......_.. Thie etatemtnf wa flltd bullne11 Ye!? No OF TRtm'EFI SAU YOU AAf UM ,m' .13,'·1f!: '(f. ~ C:UCH 13401 HNll'llr Cir •• Oanlen Thi• bU1lnts1 I• eon-Name • .....,..... ~~~ ~~%,: Edith Mu FerTell ~Bs~A\}ATJ'o~ ~ ':° Of 10 12-17 ggs •
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Sealed bldt may be ,.. OnM, CA 112&4() Southcoalt Dellanl, Inc., dodt St Sllltl AN. CA Dec..'· 10, 11tt Th141 , .... neat• Cl w d 1 ... eelved at the omc:e of the Thi• bustneH Is eon-DI Marie, Prell.dent 92704 Dally Piiot Nov ~ o.c.. 3 SAL£. f' YOU NEED NI E)(JU. ass e e .... you .Pactftc V)ew Memc>ffat ~~----11
cny etlll<, 3300 NIWOOl'I ducted by: a general pttt· This etatemerrt w.. flied Mtttno LuM, 3222 s. Mad· PUBUC NOTIC! 10 17 1991 • ' Thl!i3 ~fE8~ ~ru:roFvb1 compare costs ~~· ~-~ =p you .,.,fed dofng ~~~ ~~ :a~~ st., Santa Ana. CA P1otttlous lluslnHe • ..Uauc NOT1CI! YOU SHOULD CONTACT A wlthO-=~~,sJe or
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1999. at which time auc:h ll\Mlh-Tam Thi Tran Dec. 3, 11198 Thn1 Have you ltatted doing doing, butlneu 11• ..._. at9a.n.nt 91t under Ind l)IJl'SUll'IC _, 0..0 "Afeordable .Ofd9 lhall be opened anct Thie ttatement wu filed bullnNa yet? No Wood~·z, 11107 01111.. Thi tollowtng pereone.,.. of TNst Rteol'ded on ~13-~ JI
• r .. d tor • With the County Cteftt oi PUBLIC MOT1C! Mar1no Luna Terr .. Corona dll Mar, CA doing buelnMt u : PIK· as Document No ~76 :, • Tttle of Profeots , Or.nge County on 11(17198 _ _.... ....... _ •·------Thie statement wae nled =Ann Woodn.rff 1907 ch ... POWlf, 1310 Logan Book ·· l'IQ1 •• oi Otli0• Ate· Alternative" ,. 4-RAMD C.u1AL 1 .... nH81 r ...... ,._ --with the County C1t111c of • Ave.. Unit F. Co.ta M111, otas 1n 1t1t off1C1of1111 AecoR1ef • DtmDQJMQ Daly Piiot Nov. 11, 2t, NMM 8lete1Mnt Or1n91Countyon11/09198 GalatM Titr., Coron. del CA ll2e2e of OllnQI Coulft CllitotrM.
: ID.GMO Dec. 3, 10, 11198 Tl\144 ~ '=r1ng petlOnl.,. '"""4MO ~:.. ~=~.. ,, con-= ~'~~:· o:aQj1IO by Sllehen c SllWMt, Discount Casket
: TIWIVUNT MD PUIUC NOTIC! 1 ... , 1t21,,.S:t:O ~ Dally Pilot Hov. 12, 19, 28, dUct9d by: an lndMdual reno, cA 92828 • ~~ ::r"~~N~. '
• • ROCK IMITTRUlll Newport Beach, Calllomla Dee. 3, 11191 Th785 .. ~!"" you S1arttd dOtng Thi• bu11n111 11 con-tonn, u Benet~a WU Sal PACIFIC vtEW Cremation . &· • ContrMt Mo.J ~114 FloUtlow •uctneee neeo PUIUC NOTIC! uullnlu ~t'I v ... 4-1WT ducted by: en lndMdual AT PUSLIC TO THE MEMnAIAL PARK
.. • ....,__,1 m.ttmet.. NafM ... ...,_,.. Larry Orant DtShuer, ~ ~ ooc;""' flled Have you Wlrttd doing HIGH£ST 810 FOR ~ Cemeto&.IV • Mortu:> / -. tteo,ooo TM tollowlng perlOM .,. 1921 Santlaoo °'·· Newix>rt P'lotttlcMle •uslneea With Che ~--~ of bulll'9ll ywt? No (~· It •mt of U111n lawful ·~ y B ·a1 se vi • • ApproYed by doing but11Mt u : Blanle Beech, CA lf2eeo N..,.. 8t919fMnt n... ....... Cou '"T P91« Bonin money cl ltlt Ul1tled S1111S bit Cha~ • Crematc.ry 1 un r ce
.. /91D9ftW.W. brile Group, 1n RNw· Thi• bu1lneH 11 co~ TMfollowlngpll'IOl'l•ar• -·-"'-ntyon11/11198 Thi• etatement wu 1111d r.as11.acasbe1'1checllcnwn~ 3500Paciric\114'WDrtvo ~ WOll'U' Dtr.otw lld•--~-'.l. NtwpOft Blach, ducted by: .,, lncftYlduel doing buefllell .. : Thi 1 "88nM47 With '"' Cowl1y Cl«tt of I .. 0( MIONI blM. I ChSCk CAwzaoa Have you l\artld dolnQRoad•E."4 952cam.tlon Dally Piiot Nov. 19, 2t,Ot'angeeot#ltyon11/24/118dflwn~llWOrlldtlllel9Cat New:-.>rtBeacn Why should you subject
., Proapec:tll/I blcldwa ~ Rtodv Poulton, 1n RNw· bullneu ywt? Y11, 11/02/ Ave .. c 01'ta Mell, CA Dec. 3, 10, 1998 ll\148 1 .... T7N27 ul'IOll, or a clleCk d!IWn ~ 1 ..__•644-•-2•7•00--~
., obtain one Mt of bid~ lld9 Dr .. Newport Beach, 118 ll2S2e Delly Piiot Nov. 20, Dee. 3, stall°' fl<ltlll u.ngs and IOlll '" YOUrSe)f & your famt" ly tO
mente at no COS! at the of-CA 92983 LMV G. O.Shazaf Ci"9lo L. Mlrtln, 052 c.ma-PUIUC NOTICE 10 11 1991 Th1151 ~ ll't4llOI moo*1!. P1S1C! ~
11ct of !hi Pub11c woru Carmin Cimini, 1n RIYw· nu 1t1tement wa n1ec1 t1on ~111., Cotta M .... CA F'loltlloue a·~•--' ' OI u.nas lm1ll spsat11CS 1n IBJ. •ADWAY paying a•nflated prl·CeS for ~ 3300 NIWOOf'I ~ °'·· Newport BMch, wtth tn. Coonty Cllll< of 82e29 ......... _ saon · 5102 of flt Fineno•
• CA 92663 Orange County on 1t/CMl9e Thie bu1ln111 11 cof)o Name Statement Overttocked wtth COdl and lll1'IOnled 90 0o Ml· Ml)rtuary 1' Chapel Caskets & SefVl"CeS???. ?. C•ll Thi• bu1ln111 11 con-t"l8T7484a Thi lollowlng pert0n9 are ttUff? ness 1n this'*) At 11lt fr11t Cremation
Cl-lfl.-A Th• Community Dally Piiot New. 12, 111. 28, RENT doing buetnen u: CASA-A call to :.,-:..:::. 1MAi.r.C r-11 '1'-11 r-... I ooe r .. rat'lll:"I'
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CROSSWORD PUZZLE .
ACROSS
1 Bride I
d9tllnltion
ladv•WfSP "Moo '4 Deboriatr ~
:'I It P8Mi0n
IS In lhe pest
17 Chofeogr19hef
deM1De o!~ CNN loundet ,-.ro Margaret's
nickname
21 Theater award
23 Wall!1 back and
'°"" 24 Barl\ln ol lilms
le Most obese
28 Arrive II by
reuoning ao Getup a1 Grow (crop1) 32 Wtld cr11lure'a
home
'3 Madi 11 ptcture S7 Pnnc:..V11lant s son
38 T1rt"t 4 1 Period In history 42 Gounnet cnee~o
44 -lndcons 45 Chtpmunk·s
leader
'47 Gloss
49 Double reed
player
60 Allllle and
Copperfield 5S Beetle larvae
64 Di Get an
'employee SS Zoo laVOfllle !le Wrltlf Flemiog
so Honest *'' 62 Sinote handOO
84 Andaoon
abbt. 65-tazuti
66 Badr~ar•' lheltlfS 67 Actress -OawnChoog
68 Overact
69 AetltllllS
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1 lmmed111tty
abbr
2 Racing 1100 3 C1tru1 fruit
4 Wide st
5 Semes
6 Woddl':l(l·dress
lab<lc •
7 Ehl) or p1111
8 Oul ol lhe ord•r\lry 9 Fortune 10 Spews t 1 Thrusting
weapon
t2 S·shaped 13~~l01 19 Evaluated
22 Honey rMker
25 Fleur~·-
26 Cooks in oil
PREVIOUS PUZZLI SOLVED
27 Melodies
28 Dingy 29 James-Jones
30 Moses' brother 32 Enticttl
3-4 Changes
35 Goddess or
drsc:ord 38 Type of ad 39 Unwrap
40 Count
43 Bndegroom s
attendant
46 High tennis
!';hot •
48 Bother
49 'Are you a man -mouser
50 Bid
51 Cowhands
rope
52 Cost
53 Silly ones
SS Mini play
57 Start a poker
58~-
m&lster 60 Smoked meat
6 t M•I addfess 63 MeadoiN
12 13
STUMPED? Call for Answers • Toutti-'°"" °' ~ ~
• ll'.>f '* """"'" 1·9~370..9800 ext code 500
By CHARLES GORbf
with OMAR SfWUF
and TANNAH HllfSCft
PLA\' IT SAFELY
B<>th n1lr~r 1hlc.' South deals
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Sometimes. more than one theme
occurs in lhe play ol 1he hand. II uflen
rc4ulre\ dclic:ite timing to take
othun1agc ol all po~~ih1lit1es.
North's cue·hid of t\l.O spades
sho\l.ed on 1nv11ational or better rair.e
of·opener\ suit W11h e111ra values,
South bounced right rnlo game.
We-.t led 1he king of diamond~.
Smee the ace of spades wDS clei!rly
marked w11h West, there was a danger
of declarer losing three \pade tricks
und a club Ohv1ousl}. South had to
prevent Eo~I lrorn gaming the lead,
..
tha1 would be easy 1f We t held 1he
cluh queen as Well. Bul rnsteaJ o(
relying on a favorable lie of the carJs,
declarer elected to combine a IO§Cr·
on·l<Y..et and a"o1d11nce play with 1 ~fety play rn cluhs by en<lplaying
West ·
The opc111ng lead was won rn
dummy wrth the ace and· 1rumps
drawn m two rounds. After cashing
01e ace and king of clubs rn case the
queen dropped, decl111Cr completed
the groundwork by leading the jack
of diamonds, d1 carding the losing
club from hand. West won an unex·
pected trick, but did not relish havins
the lead Whether We t cashed the
ace of spades or led a diamond, giv-
ing dedarer a ruff-sluff, t"'o spade:.
were all declarer could lo~.
What 1f Weststill held one or more
dubs? The contract was still ~re. II
West led the queen of clubs. declarer
would ruff an<l return to dummy with
a trump to discard a spade on the JacJ..
of clubs. If West returned a low club,
declarer would go up with the jack.
Either the knave \I.OU Id win or, 1f East
covered, declarer would ruff and
dummy's I 31h club would provide a
pade discard from hand
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Orange tabby 7 mo,
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Need• roving home.
Trained, love1 people.
Auto, Full Power 00183~ •17,877 ua
MISSION VIJl!JO
(:,~~ .~':';':: _blk, LEXUS 9115 llUC!Dl!S 9130 VOLVO 1230 VOWWAGD 9235
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PIANOS a
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. (800) 888-9388
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NSX, wflt/blk, 5-apd,
CO, Boae, tow ml.
{000034) ($42,987)
Ll!XUS MIUIONV11!.JO
(800)eee-A88
71 ....... ·7700 '90 LS 400 Sliver/ •u ~ very w.11 '87 •40DL Exc:enent '72 ... Med• wortc,
'83 XJe grey, perlect cond, matnt, exceptlonally condition, low ml ... , but run.9 good, teSO
59K ml, Brftleh rac gm 100k ml, well main., cte.n, 1111 pwr, stereo allver, 4-door 14,780 714dtS'I.-..
(878537) IHS,995 • fully loaded, chrome S5250 obo 7z:J.(Y787 obo ....,_7D.01M. • • • • • • •
UUh LOTUS • whle. PP. 113,760. __:,;::;:;:_;;;;.;,~;;:_.;.;.,:.:.1_-_-_-_-~-':"'--='-~-:"-~-=-=-=----~--------71 ........ ·7700 (948) 78 .. 11A. 'n llllZ 800 SL CLAS811'111D
Smoke/allYer lo ml. s . LL 'ia XJi '88 llW 141,996 (lllee99) 1t'1 the aotutlon you're
73K ml, Om Inter, Full option, c:ertffted COYS MOTORIHQ Harchlf19 f« • Wh9lh-
$17,900 obo 909-8~ ----------(873AS12) 113,995 (119854) $23,977 (IM&) 850-5915 •r you're ... king a your used vehicle lb LDUS home, an ~ment, .._ h I ifl d UU LOTUS MISSION Vl8.IO •ee SC400 a new occupation Of u1roug Cass e 9872 pg90Me2-28ae BMW 9030 71444•·7700 (800) e.e:a R • d. au t 0 • A c ,_•_ve_n_a_na __ v_~ _____ M_2_.ae __ 7_8 __ _
SPORTING
GOODS 8085
'83 XJi coupe 2-dr, 1--.,,.,,,..,,,....,,,,. .. .,,,...,,..~,,.... .. -(°'3397) 932,888 ,-'81BllW8801 17K ml, champagne In '88 QS300 LIEXUS 01'
Blk/grey 50kml, color, eunroof, e dlec White/Ivory. Chrome wnTlllNSTBR
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128,995 (1118822) c /d, lmmaoutatall (113180) 127,977 (714) ~a.eeoe)
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: uu-a. u•&.G O ~..vYMENT ANTIQUES 60101--------j<lnt cond, 119,900. ~:...~~= (020231) $23,7"17 •9a 8tenu U 4dr
33k orig ml, 1-own«,
euto, cc, NC, etereo
caaa, (flt, mu1t aMI
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into classified
you're tuned into
your community. • 553 SSBRVl=~~C~ES~im5:5~3~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TV, ELECTRONICS, Pp M9-4M-0120,_______ LDU• :! ~~~~~~~~Iii STEREO 6080 '88BMW5H •i4XJ1i MIUIONVl8.IO ... • 1111•-Black/blk, 40K ml, Jade gm over tan (800) eee-aaea
:::. T~ ~+ Pr.••• be aware that TOP CABL• Deacramblera 128,995 (#713;?, (89=~2l~a •--..-.... -...... ..--aoo....---
lh• llatlnga In thla cat· DOLLAR 30 day money beck COVIi MOTORI 0 714442•7700 Om/Ivory, lthr, --------1
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A.\'l·TH/.\(, Of I>.' FIT Benefits charge P8' minute. 138,995 {1118545) (892853) 121,995 (714) 88a-eeotl)
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842-8878
BMPLOYMENT
WANTED 5535
Loving Swedteh nur•• good cook, drtv.r. By
the hour or 24hr.
Good local rera 12Yr
exp. (949) &4&-3735
MERCHANDISE
Buy OutriQht
Estate Safes
Conducted
P,ntU{ur1
40 )'N/S
11t Newport BNch
714.673.6223
••G•JlR.A .... G•E•SALl!S ..... ---:-:~<949:-=> =950-5=9~1:-s_, __ 7_1_•_•_•_•_·77_00_ LINCOLN 9120
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811</tan low mt, 88Kml whVlan rnter t•
$34,995 (1110730) (889187) 117,995 ...... "' VII I.SC TOYOTA 1210 BALBOA
ISLAND COYS MOTORlftO BAUD LOTUS carefully maintained, ·-------I 8108 (940) 85().6915 71 ......... 7700 looka and rune Ilk• a --:-::=-i~~==---new car, abaolutty '81 CAMRY I.II
Set 18/8•202 Ruby
.. , le • 9am On az
bed, TV/remote micro,
anawr/maehlne, 9tc ...
'87 BMW 840 1A XJi perfect condition, wtrt, n.w L.exua trade, ~~ ~~~) 62K ml, perf & com-$8800. IMIM44-105e (311479) •eee7
COW llOTORINQ fort~~l&~9:5 LUUS
(949) ·"'0-5915 LOTUS 9123 Ml .. ION V18.IO .,... 71444•·7700 (800) ee9-6398
'88 Vendeft ..... ••• 4"UNN•R .... CORONA CHEVROLET 9045 66K m1, e1 ... 1c blk •gs 1.otu1 &prtt tow m1, auto.L. morel
DEL MAR 8122 (727018> ••~1•e ve. pean vetl/blk (054458> e1w,aaa
lii•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '88 T .... oe 4x4 2dr UU8R .IAOU.Alt ~one In USA UD("S OP
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Vintage Cab. w/gl• .. dr1. Aah ch•ltldrwra, •Marine Antiques
Prl·Set-Sun 7·2pm whit/natural lthr,,~_7_1_44_7_1_400 __ • __ , <A!. ... u')RS85Lo'8y15ua , .. 71•4)Tll .. 1Na~
SALESMEN SAMPLES 27kml fully loaded,.-•ii XJI Conwt rt~42·7700 -
Champl.:n Sportware under extended war· s.. foam gm/cream, '89 4iiUNNiR aWti
& ah~•. Fiia Spom ranty 125,500 OBO. <~ ... ~) $33L~--•--------moon roof, alloya old trunk• & mlac. All I Seafaring
must Ool HMS '1A Collectlbles
bag1, Teum Jeraaya & M ... 73-0801 -llJll VTV. MAZDA 9125 (015409) 122,987
hat•, auort. oth<1r gift--------714448·7700 LllXUS :;:a::~~· {leth St) c~ •Nautfcaf Decor ltema ..• 1;! Ml11ton Bay PORD 90751-.... ,9,....7 .... Lotue,..__.,.LPi'fi ___ ,87 M~TA .. M"llcllt, =~~
va.eooo ml, blk/blk 5epd, lthr, cd, chrome
WANTED
ANTIQUES
Old•r Style Furnitu,.
PIANOS & Collectiblff
..... "'"'" ... 'r~·
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$$ CASH PAID $$
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r,:~957-8133.
SOJl~f!.r~8~ST
2202 So. Main St.
Senu A1141, CA 82707 ......, .. ~ ....... u.n/14
COSTA MESA 8124 ,97 Muet.ne eotwe (F85373> see,eee (72H26> lt8,977 ... AVALON XLI
Conv. onty 8K mllea. UUb LOTU8 LllXUS 23kml, AT, white,
OPEN
Fri. S.t, Sun : t t ·S -----------
562•592•1752 * Montloello * (F178010)Jl.25,900) 714442·7700 MISSION V18.IO (1008~u. =1,550
Community Garage ~ (800) ..... 3 .. ..aTMINSTllR
Sale. <>var 300 Unit.I MIUION Vl&IO 9110 (714) 89a49M
1 tor a11, aomethlng (800) eee e3M '•••• .. •• MUCBDl!S 9130 -.......... ...._......,,.,.,.....,........,.._, P11RNITURE 6014 f~ everyone. Saturday •93 l!XPLOlllDI 4X4 1• '87 Ciiifi'i Lil
7em-? Flllrvt.w/Falr Or 41K ml, mint, wtit, ••• Ren•l•r 4X41•••••••• V8, 24K ml, Ilk• nu
Couoh Brand New. lvtatmee Soutlque (ce1ee1) 116,550 hard top. A.IC, 36k ml, * '84 800 ••c * (0881~ua =1,588
Navy blue & White, oec:.ml>er 4,5,S, aem-LUUS OP new tirM. ISOO down Auto, loaded, eunroof, -•TMtNaTllR $200. IMM75-0488 4pm. Handmade trM .. STlllNSTRR aHume 17950 at nu lthr & tlrea, runa grt
aklrte, placemat.e, blby (714) .. a.eeoe) 1-;:S229m==o=IMM73-04===1=1::.:::1=1=0'::600=1M=~====1:.:.;;;;;:::;:(7:;:1:;:4:;:):;:8:;:9:;:&:;: ... ;;;;::0:;:Nt::;;,;_ ______________ _
quilts, chlldrena cloth '93 IDlPLORD XL T I MBllCBANDISB book• 839 Sonora Rd. 4X4, whVgr•y,auto,
llnrc 8015 Ger .. • aeie .Toya, (C371~112.~
AU<il' ' BOC>QY board, metal us OP ahetVea, blkea, booq, .. STMINSTllR
100'a of hHvy ewaat· legoa, kitchen ware, (714) 882 8108)
erel Mene/Womenl/ toola, dbl bed fr4lm•. T LX kid•, eome name lampa, a. phonea Stair •ee •tRD
brandtl ea.e.. Maeter. Sat 8·2pm Lthr, ABS, mnrt,
••·" 134 E. 19th St. 2948 Andros at (i 349lLt~~ t<M Dally 5744411 Harbor & Baker. W.STMIN8Tllft
Beeutlful 7' Barcena Movlntt 8el• Every-(714) an 8808)
Chrl1tmu t1H froni thing from A-Z mu1t
Roger'• Oarqen 1180 goll Bring trucka. Fri/ ------9-0-8-1 94 ........ 1081 Sat/Sun 9am 2H GMC
Slerka, Santa Anal20thf•••••iiil••
Ticktocker '87 aAl'MI Thrtft Shop Pwr pkg, auto, AC,
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UIPLOYMBNT BMPLOYM!NT
.luat or-• f'lrewood AYO!d tM ruahl Order
nowt 1135 a cord, 175
1/2' cord. Delivered
tr.. to your drtveway.
Sidewalk Siil• (~7701) •17,-
Saturday, Dec. S LUU8 OI'
8:30am • 1 p.m. ..STlllllSTWll ••••••••••••••• 5530 . 5530 714-8e6-143SI Brand new donatlon1 (714) 8ff.e90e and great t>argatne. · ·
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• Night Auditor-PIT
• Security Officer-FIT
• Purchasing Clerk-FIT
• Front Desk Agent-FIT
• Men's Spa Attendant -FIT
•-Malnt~nce P.ot1er·Plf----
• AIR Clerk· FIT
• Hoot/Hostess-FIT
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We will now SEARCH the name for you aJ no extra charge, and save you the
· time and the trip to the Court House in Santa Ana. Then, of course, after the
search is completed we will file your fictitious busin1s ... nam1 state mint wiJh the'
County Clerk, publish onc1 a week for four wee/cs as required by law and then
file your pToof of publication wiJh the Co_unty Clerk. ,
Please stop by to file your fictitiou.i; business statement al the Daily Pilot, 330
W. Bay St., Costa Mesa. If you tannot stop by, ple4.;1 call us aJ (949) 642-4321
and we will make an'angeme11t.tt lor y,011 to handle this PNXHNrt by mai ,...-~-. ..
If you should hav1 any further questions, please call 11s and w1 will be more
than g1a4 to assist you. Good luck in yollr new business I
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