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Home My WebLink About1996-11-21 - Orange Coast PilotSftOltTS CJF plug pulled on Costa Mesa water pow Serving the NewPort-Mesa C?mmunlty since 1907 .. WEEKEND Top 10 events for your llvely leisure days Crucial. decision on El ·Toro airport todaY •Newport Beach officials are r~ying locals to attend Orange County Planning Commission meeting today. mine the fate of the controversial idea. And O'Neil is joining New- port Beach leaders in rallying local troops to speak out in favor of making a commercial airport of the site. port Beach resident and member of the Airport Working Group. "I can't imagine, realizing the incredible need for an airport, that the commissioners will vote otherwise." Marines plan to leave by 1999, to become a COIIlll'\f3rcial airport to reduce ~ traffic at nearby John Wayne .A&port. South County res- idents have come out in force against the idea, fearing increased traffic, noise and pollu- tion will taint their quiet neigh- borhoods. "I cQlt't imagine, realizing the incredible · need tor an airport, that the commissioners By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot When Bonnie O'Neil first heard of the proposal to convert them Toro Marine base to a com- mercial airport, she felt the coun- ty had been given "a great gift." Today, county planning com-~ missioners will issue the first of several decisions that will deter- School drops probe of post game party •Hotel get-together apparently fa'tls outside the school district's tough zero-tolerance policy. By Christopher Goff ard, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -A notable wrinkle has emerged in the New- port-Mesa Unified School Dis- trict's "zero tolerance" drug and alcohol policy, which forbids stu- dents from appearing under the influence at school functions under the threat of transfer to another school. Apparently the policy does not affect s tudents who drink off ·campus after a school function - provided they stop at home before moving on to the location where they imbibe. A group d COi'4 Mesa High School students, some of them football players, reportedly gath- ered at a local hotel after a school football game on Thursday, Oct. 31, according to numerous sources inside the school. In the days following the event rumors circulated wildly about the school, some of them alleging alcohol and marijuana use, said principal Andrew Hernandez. "I had rumors going all the way from pizza and Coke to everything else you can imag- ine," Hernandez said. "I've ha'd numbers (of participants) vary from 10 to 15 to 25 and 30. • Hernandez said he investigat- ed the rumors but found nothing to back up claims of illegality. And he dropped his investigation when the school district's legal counsel told him the matter was out of school jurisdiction anyway, since the gathering was not school-sponsored and partici- pants first went home after the football game. "Basically, since it has been termed (out of} our jurisdiction, I have not-pursued it," be said. •SEE PARTY PAGE A10 •Dog owners and. city officials square off on whether canine facility should. be moved to Fairview Park. . By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot will vote otherwise ... ,, -BONNIE O'NEIL "Newport Beach people aren't real excited a'?<>ut thinking they have to go and tell the commis- sion bow passionate they are about this," said O'Neil, a New- Months of forums, meetings, reports and more meetings have rehashed the controversial pro- posal. But today, county planning commissioners will decide whether to recommend the coun- ty board of supervisors approve it. Many Newport Beach resi- dents want the base, which the The commission today will vote on recommending to the boa.rd one of three options for the 4,700-acre El Toro Marine Corps • SEE EL TORO PAGE A20 FRESH LESSONS Young gardener Jasmine DeMarttno, 5, tends to the class com stalks. The fifth-gr41ders in Tammy Meador's cl~ at Victoria Bementary School have been ~dying harvesting, Just ln Um.e tor Thanksgiving. Vegetable garden produces a bumper crop of interested students at Victoria Elementary School .. I ' ' I 'I I I \' I ' I ' ,' I . ' ' . -I • I • ' I ' I • , , I I I ' ' I I I I . I • I 1 Five-year-old Jenna Tanner opens her hand to reveal a captured earthworm, evoking a consonant "Ewwwwwwwl" from her classmates. The children appear disgusted but curious, and they con- tinue to gape at the creature. The children reluctantly return the captive to its muddy habitat, and focus their efforts once again on the task at hand: working on the vegetable garden that was planted last August outside of Meader's classroom. The commotion draws the attention of Tammy Meader, their kindergarten teacher at Victoria Elementary School in Costa Mesa. She wanders over to the cluster of chil- dren, kneeling to look at the squirming ani- mal. "He's kind of cute, huh?• says Meader, smiling. With the help of her students' parents, Meader planted a "pizza garden" last year, grow1ng tomatoes. peppers and mushrooms. At the end of the year, she and the children bad a pizza party, where they ate the fruits - or veggies, that is -of their labor. Fairview Park. Commissioners Bill Butler and Diana Teran Blahure voted no. Although the initial pro~sal was to relocate the existing &rk Park to an areaM· ,airriew Park south of the · Channel and north of the bl , (::bai.rman Da\lid Stiller said it did not neces- sarily have to be in that particular location. Also Vice Chairman Richard Mehren said a dog park is already being included in some versions of the propoled master plan for Fairview Park. Commissioners l4ld the propoN). would not nec- essarily replace Bark Park, it could be aeeted as a second loca- tion. but not until more research is done. A dog park at Fairview would Ulo ~ ~t \Weubed dogi from attaddnO rabbits, birds aDd other. "1k~g species, ~ to .. c:ommunlry Mt• Vlcel~ At tbe ........ 'lllh•llllJ. _ dog owners ~oat11111t•WoUrdma0a g?Mt .... d locatiOll, bUt tn Octotier, tbe &.Y ha/Id dOWla • • SEE GARDEN PAGE A20 I \ P I \ AROUND TOWN ..... .AS BEST BUYS ........... .A2. CLASSIFIED •••• '. ••••.•• 86 COMMUNrTV FORUM .. A 18 ENTERTAINMENT .•••• A12 POLICE FILES ••..•.••• .A2. PUBLIC NOTIC£S •••• -: . ,as -SOCIETY . • • • . • • • • • • . M SPORTS ••••.••••...•. -.~t Feelings flare over ,illegal immigrants • Some point to arrest of immigrant smugglers as validation of fears about an influx of illegals. But others say there isn't a big problem in Costa Mesa. By Christopher Goffard, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Sharp divi- sions marked community reac- tion Wednesday in the aftennath of an illegal immigrant smug- gling drama that erupted Tues- day on Hamilton Stn::et, oosulting in the jailing of 22 Latino im.mi-' grants. The incident, which began Monday with a truckload of ille- gal immigrants smuggled over the border from Mexico and cul- nunated with a SWAT team con- verging on a local apartment building, provides a window into the various fears and passions that govern public feeling about a fiercely controversial issue. • Six smugglers, known as "coy- otes,· are suspected of holding a group of immigrants against their will -and thr~atening to kill them -to extort money from their fam- ilies, said Costa Mesa police Lt. Ron Smith. The smugglers will be charged today in Harbor Munici- pal Court with conspiracy to com- mit mwder, kidnapping, extor- tion and robbery, he said. The smugglers' former c;ap- tives are being held at a San Pedro detention center, said Jim Hayes, an official with the anti- smugglmg arm of the INS. He said some will testify against the smugglers while others are deported For some local residents, the mcident seemed to buttress claims that Costa Mesa is a •magnet· for illegal immigrants, • SEE ILLEGAL PAGE A10 \\ I \ I II I I: If our recenJJair weather has lulled you into tucking away your umbrel- la, think twice today. Lots of that good ol' moUtwe might be ln the cants kK ua through Frlday. s..·.NMtt.c1 .... A2 I ' fl ~2 THURSDAY. NOVEMBa 21, 1996 . .. . • • ·• greer wylder ~etting firmly Planted at oc~ 0. range Cout College ls having its annual poinset- • tia sale. The plants are ·known for being very high qua)i- :ty, and as an aaded bonus all J>roceeds from the sale will ben- -efit horticulture department pro- :;ects for students at OCC. : The best way to order plants -is by contacting John Lenanton :at Orange Coast College. The ·address is 2701 Fairview Road :P.O. Box 5005, Costa Mesa :92628-9863. · Plants are available in 6-inch .pots with three plants"}>er pot in 'red, white, pink or marble. Each pot costs $9. Minimum orders .are 10 pots, so it's recommended :to order with friends if you want .fewer pl.ants. When you pick up :your order there will be 4-inch :pots, hanging baskets, center- .pieces, 8-inch pots and 10-inch :tubs available for purchase. If you're one of the first 50 .orders received before Friday, ;Nov. 29 you'll be eligible for ear- iy pick-up on Saturday, Dec. 1. A c onfirmation letter Will be )'etumed to you in the mail if -you're chosen. . : R~ar orders mlist be 'received by Tuesday, Dec. 10, -and will be assembled on Thurs- :day, Dec. 12 in the OCC Horti- -rulture Gardens and will be -available for pick-up between 2 :p.m. and 5 p.m. Lenanton warns 1.hat in the past years the ~emand has exceeded the sup- l>ly so it's best to order as soon as yossible to avoid disappoint- .ment. : The Health EmPortum in :corona del Mar is carrying what 1he owners Seth Siegel and Torin j>avia call "the best turkeys in :Orange County at the best price." "The free-range, never Jrozen Diestal turkeys are organ- ;ically grain fed and yield 40% -more meat than conventional lUrkeys, and make for a moist 1ender flavor that once tried, will :aiways be your choice of holiday, :Or any day, bird," Pavia says. • The turkeys are priced at . ~1 .89 per pound. The Health ~mporiwn also carries Wendy -Boyce's bakery items that are :made fresh daily on the premis- -es, and are made without :Processed or bleached flours anq )ugars. The Health Emporium -(673-2244) is located at 3347 E. :Coast Highway in Corona del :tvtar. ~ The Costa Mesa Art League '5 having its annual showcase .gallery at South Coast Plaza Vil- lage now through Saturday, Nov. ·30. Members of the art league :~ be displaying all kinds of art ;including sculpture, oil paint- •tngs, photography, watercolors, ~welry and ceramics. The :gallery will be open Wednesdays •Qirough Sundays from 11 a .m. to :6 p.m. For more information ~lease call (540-6430.) • ;. IEST BUYS appears Thursdays and -$aturdays. If you know of a good buy :-11 me at 540-1224, fax me at 646- ... 170 . • -: •. Police officers to Pitch iii fo:r-Shaliniar cleanup • Saturday's effort is third one this year by residents who are working to spruce up the crlme-l'k!den area. laneous junk, trasht"and other debrJI in an effort to beautify the neighbotbood, Preeman said. have }Qvied a special tax on prop· erty oWnei-s with alleyways that need repair. It woulc:t have' allowed the dty to fix the private- ly owned back roads. By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA . -Although major improvements to the alley- ways behind the Sbalfmar 'oriVe apartments are m.Onths away, tb.e Costa : Mesa Police Department will help resident.i tidy up thf! sur- face debris in the neighboihood this Saturday. "We are trying to get them to do this on their own dort," said ~ette Abe, crime prevention specialist for the Police De1?_art- ment. "They seem pretty exated about this." About 70 people, including about a half dozen under court- ordered community service, are expected to help-clean up de~ris such as abandoned mattresses, fw:n,iture, engines and other junk, said Senior Otticer Darell Free- man. The event is the third orga- nized over the past year as part of the city's Shalimar TB.sk Force project. Residents apd others will help fill two dumpsters the size of tractor-trailer trucks with miscel- •sy cleaning up the alle)'Ways and eliminating trash it seems to elimblate ·so~e of the aime," Freeman said. "The crooks don't seem to like that ... they like dirty dingy areas." I The cleanup however 'is a short term solution to the area's larger problems. The city ~as · been urging owners for years to clean up their properties and repair the private alleys that run behind their units. The slum-like conditions led to a city proposal for a $2.8 million assessment district that would But the Qty Council voted against the proposal on Nov. 4 giving property owners 60 days to devise their own plans for the pro- posed iinprovements. Paul Purtell is one of several property owners who are helping put together" a plan for tb4f iinprovements. He will also help collect money from about 20 property owners including sever- al banks that foreclosed on own- ers once the plan is finalized. The plan, based on both dty and own- BURNING DESIRE TO SNUFF SMOKING Newport Harbor students mark Great American Smokeoutby urging their classmates to gi,ve up the habit By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot H eather Jordan hopes by butting in she will help fellow high school stu- dents put their butts out; Today is the American Can- cer Society's 20th annual Great American Smokeout, when thousands of smokers across . the country quit smoking for one day in hopes they will quit forever. And as a member of New- port Harbor 1-llgh School's fledgling Americ.an Cancer Society club, Heather ls hop- ing to talk other students today into ta.king a 24-hour breather. •1t•s kind of like a challenge to them," she said. •1t•s like, 'Can you quit for a day?" And 1f that doesn't work, club president Justin Lo has a back-up plan -bribery. •candy always work$ well," he said. "We'll be giv- ing out blow-pops with every pledge they sign not to smoke." The Great American Smokeout is the first project for the SO-member student club, the first of its kind in the United States, said Sany Car- son, an American Cancer Soci- ety field service manager for DON LEACH I OAl.V PILOT Justin Lo (right). president of the American Cancer Society Club at Newport Harbor High . School ..... Cbalrman Heather Jordan hang a 11110klng 8wareness poster on campus. The club bas grown to 50 members, some of whom have lost famlly memben to caJJ,cer. the Newport-Mesa area and the club's adviser. Last spring, the Newport- Mesa unit's board of directors wanted to figure out a new way to educate local youth about cancer, she said. They planned to recruit a junior board mein- ber from Newport Harbor High. •There was such a response and such an interest, they decided to pilot this club at the high school," Carson said. •Now it's generating interest from a lot of other schools." What suq>rised Carson was the reasons students gave for their interest. "I thought there would be the typical interest of putting something on their college applications, but all of them had other objectives," she said. "They all wanted to promote knowledge and prevention. Some want to go into the med- ieal field, to become oncolo- gists. Others have had relatives who died from cancer. It just took me back so much." Justin's aunt died two years ago from breast cancer, which was one of the reasons he sought the club's presidency. Heather's mo~er was also diagnosed with breast cancer sevt?ral years ago, Heather said, and is now in remission after a lump was removed. •rt seems like all my friends' moms have had breast cancer lately,• she said. The club will sponsor an information table in the high school quad at lunch today, and several other Newport-Mesa Unified schools are acknowl- 'edging the day with a smoke scream. Students will gather in the auditorium of those schools to join thousands of students across the country in "scream- ing out cancer" at the saine time. ers input, is being put drafted by Beta CODltr\ldiOn Inc. ln Costa Mesa. Mayor Joe Erickson said he was pleased to hear the property owners were cooperating with the city. "I was suq>rlsed to hear some of the banks that foreclosed (on properties) are looking to work with the dty as well," Erickson said. If property owners do not come up with a plan themselves, and begin making the improvements by January, Mayor Joe Erickson said the proposal for the assess- ment district will be brought back. Board to consider treated sewage pact Yet another group th.at must approve the plan for the Irvine Ranch Water District to not dump treated sewage water in the l>ay will bold a public hearing on the issue Friday. . The Santa Ana Regional Water Quality Control Board must OK the agreement between IRWD and the city of Newport Beach that delays discharge for a year. IRWD already has a permit from the board to dump· the treated sewage water ixll,o the San Diego Creek, which empties into New- port Bay. -- With the board's approval, IRWD and the city plan to use a comp'1ter program to simulate and monitor the effects of dump- ing the water into the bay. The board will hear testimony at 9:30 a.m. at the Newport Beach City Council Chambers, 33~0 Newport Blvd. For information call (909) 320-2028 or (909) 782- 4493. Holiday cuts into OCTA bus routes The Orange County Trans- portation Authority bus routes will operate on a llmit~ schedule in observance of 'Ibanklgivin~ Day on Nov. 28. , Regular bus service will resume on Frlday, Nov. 29. Local bus routes that will run for a short time on Thanksgiving Day will be: •Route 43 (Fullerton-Newport Beach via Harbor Boulevard) • Route 53 (Orange-Balboa via Main Street/Baker StreeVOrange Avenue) • Route 55 (Orange-Costa Mesa via Main StreeVGreenville Street) • Route 57 (S4nta Ana-New- port Beach via Bristol Street) • Route 89 (Newport Beach- Laguna Hills vra Laguna Canyon Road) For information, call 636-1·'33. Tell us why you're thankful COSTA MESA • 1900 block of ~ Awnue: Approximately $950 worth of valuable collectOf' coins were stolen from a busi· ness. A window was found broken. • IOO blodl of••"'-....,..: 1'wo plants were stolen from the front porch of a residence, and an iron, 8-foot tall plant staircase was stolen from another porch In the same bfodc. • 2200 blodl of llMt.or 9oulenrd: A computer, monitor and printer were stolen from a residence. A screen was found damaged In the IMng room. • 1100 bloci of ludcla ....... Drtve; A wallet, tire and VCR totllllng a v•lue of $420 were stolen from a car. A window was found pried open. • J100 blodl of~ Awnue: Four tires and rims worth $1,000 were stolen from a l')eW truck. NEWPORT BEACH. • 5500 block Of ft"'-Av.nue: A ring. silverware set and camcorder totallng a value of $3,400 were stolen from a residence with a bathroom window partially open. The vic- tims' window was allegedly found fully open. • 700 blodl of N9wpoft c.ntw Drtw: A $165 cellular phone was stolen from an unlocked work truck. • 400 blodl of West Promontol y Drtw: 1'wo briefcases, a carry on bag and a camera totaling a value of $75 were stolen from a car. The drivers door window was f.ound smashed. • S.Mhore Drtw .t Sidi ,.,._A thief or~ ~mpted to steal the head of a P'rkrng meter without being successful. • • 900 blodl of Emt lalMMI: 1'wo speakers and computer equipment were stolen from an apartment. A window screen and window were •llegedly found pried open. -it'S llie liiiie of year w en we -strength in the faee of adversity. · step back to reflect on the trials Please keep your submission and successes of the past 12 to 200 words. Submit it for consi<l- months. It's a time when relatives eration in our Thanksgiving issue and friends gather from near and to: Daily Pilot, 330 W. 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' ...•.•. ~ -,.· Newport Buch/Costa Mesa Daily Piloc THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1996 A3 Corona del Ma.r High's r furid-raising binge continues • School's foundation has already raised some $300,000 and is hoping for mor~ By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEJXCH -The Corona del Mar High School PoundatiQn has surpassed its 1996 $1 million fund-raising objective and is already one- third the way to pocketing another $1 million for 1997. ·we'll officially start the 1997 campaign Jan. 15, • said Kimber- ly Rothwell, a foundation spokeswoman. ·we're hoping to raise another million Li"ext year, and we've raised about $300,000 .• The foundation was estab- lished earlier this year by a group of Corona del Mar High par~ts, alumni, faculty and adolln.istrators staff who wanted to upgrade the 7-12 grade school's technology, cultural arts programs and campus facilities. During the short summer break, the foundation was able to create a new look for the school by organizing remodeling prQjects and ordering new mate- rials for the school. In addition to painting the exterior of the school and seal- ing seams in the roofing, work- ers added a new state-of-the-art, 32-station Macintosh computer lab to be used by all students for research, report writing and classroom assignments, and a new 24-station personal comput- er lab primarily for the business department for spreadsheet and Police still searching for · murder suspect By Christopher Goff ard, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -When police stopped a blue 1985 Ford van on Nov. 4 for false registration, they ~y have stopped suspected mur- derer Samuel Lee Johnson. The driver of the van, who escaped on foot after police pulled it over, remains at large. But Cos- ta Mesa police Detective Zachary Hoferitza said the driver's descrip- tion -a 28-year-old black male, 190 pounds, 6 feet 1 inch tall - matches Johnson's. The van, which turned out to be stolen from a motorcycle shop in Santa Clara, was involved in a drug-related double murder in Oakland on July 9, police said. Oakland police have been seeking Johnson, an ex-convict, for the killings. He has outstand- ing warrants for special circum- stance murder and a parole viola- tion. Johnson is described as having brown eyes and a shaved head, and police say be should be con- sidered armed and dangerous. He was last seen in the area of Bristol Street and the San Diego Free- way. Those with information should contact Sgt. Swisher of the Oak- land Police Department at (510) 238-3821. word processing assignments. Language students were treated to a new 36-station lan- guage lab, and 20 teachers received new computers. Friday the foundation will unveil its new donor board at a $150-per-couple fund-raiser Fri- day at 1i'aditional Jewelers in Fashion Island. The donor board, which lists names of first-year contributors to the foundation, will be placed at the new palm court school entrance by the gymnasium after the unveiling, Rothwell said. The fund-raiser will feature the donor board unveiling, along with hors d'oeuvre and a silent auction from 7-9 p.m. For tickets, contact Johnnie Johnson at 851- 1611. fred martin FRED MARTIN ls ill. His column will return Satur- day. , a CHRISTMAS STORE SOUTH COAST PLAZA VILLAGE SANTAANA Comer of Sunflower and Plaza Dr., Santa Ana (Behind Planet Hollywood) Let w fiO your holiJAy gift giving anJ decorating needs with our unique colkction of ·handcrafted items.' -Man;: items exclusive to~ ~ Cr new merchandise arriving da.i/y Open 7 Days a Week •Mon. Tues. 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I ' ROTATE & BALANCE • Your Jfohday <Jable 7Jeserves I.he Xoslafjia, ?favor & ?res.hness of an Old.-?ash.ion 7£an£s ~vLn <Jhe Ori!Jinaf ~vine !J<anch !JJ(arhel (There is nothing quite like the sights.and scents of Thanksgiving to remind J ~s of happy times with family and friends. As for us at the Rand\, we' re happy to be able to offer fresh-from-the-garden produce and ~ucculent, hormone- free poultry & meat just right for making this year's sights and scents the best ever. So, whether you cooking from scratch or letting us do the cooking for you, come on over to the Ranch with your shopping list. We'll provide coffee, cider and cookies while you shop. You'll leave well prepared to share a warm and wonder- ful Thanksgiving feast with all the pilgrims in your life. Ground Sirloin (8-lOo/o Fat) $2:79 lb I I l I ·-·-i-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-+-·-· I Sweet Potatoes I I I , i 2 lbs/ $1.00 7£is 7.hanbs_yiuiny, you deserve dinner from 7.he Y?anc.£. Basic Turkel'. Deluxe Turkey Su2.!:rb Prime Rib Honel'. Glazed Ham Dinner Dinner Dinner Dinner Serves 8-10 people Serves 10-12 people Serves 8-10 people Serves 12-14 people $59.99 $79.99 $89.99 $79.99 Includes: Includes: Includes: Includes: • Shelton Farms Fresh • Whole Roasted • Boneless Pnme • Honey Glazed Hen Turkey (12-14 lbs.) Turkey (14-16 lbs.) Rib (4-5 lbs) Ham {6-8 lbs.) •Turkey Gravy (I qt.) • Herb Cornbread • Horserachsh • Apple Ra.ism Sauce •Com bread Sage Dressmg with Turkey Sauce (I qt.) (2 qt.) {Shcny Opuonal) Stuffing (2 qts.) Sausage (2 lbs.) •Mixed Vtgecablcs (2 qrs.) • Mashed Pocuo/Oruon/ •Cranbcny~ •Turkey Gravy (l qt.) • Stuffed Baked Garhc a la Spago (3 qt.) Relish ( l pc,,} •Freshly Made Potatoes (10) • Dinner Rolls ( l Cranbeny/Orangc •Green Salad/Drwmg Nut Relish {lqt.) • Sweet Potato Apple •Dinner Rolla (12) Casserole ( 4 lbs.) •Sparkling Cider (1 (Sheny Optional) •Mixed Green Salad with Vinaigrette OreMing • Crisp French Rolls • 1 Pumpkin Pie Special Thanksgivixig Day H 7:00am to 2:00pm 71 Ba Carle Jfoh<f ay 7rea omted F~h Turkey (12·14 l~) $3.9.95 ea Cornbread Sage Orwing Glaied Boars Head Ham (IQ..12 lbs) $59.95 ea Cranbcny/Orange Nut Relish $3.99 lb $4.99 lb $3.~ 11> $3.99 lb Prime Rib (4·5 lbs) $59.95 ea Turkey Otavy loo · Beef Wcllingt0n (3-4 lbs) $69.09 ea Pocato Apple Gwerolc Steamed Sea.1onal Vegccablcs $3.49 lb Oanbcrry Nut Bmd GarliC MaShtd Potamcs $3.29 lb Pumpkin Btt~ Honey Ginger Glued C8m>a $3.29 lb Pumpkin Pse •• Ptt.an Pie $3.99 lb Sl39Jb Marbt Prta ..... Price • .. THUR}DAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1996 • Now you can get copies, and eash, at Costa Mesa Kinko's w h at's af loat Davey's Locker, 400 Main St., Balboa, 673-1434. rolling cllnlcs and private lessons are offered. Kayak and sea ski rentals are also available. For more information, call Pad- dle Power, 1500 W. Balboa Blvd., 675-1215. . • Glendale Federal Bank chooses Costa Mesa copy center as one of three test sites for bank branch. While Kin.ko's operates U hours a day, the mini-bank branches will probably only remain open until 10 p.m. -still an extension of hormal banking hours, Preston said. SAILING EXTRAVAGANZA Orange Coast College offers an evening of slides and stories called the •Adventure Sailing Extravaganza• at 1 p.m. on Dec. 7 in OCC's Science Hall. Admis- sion is $6 in advance and $8 at the door. Th register, call 645- 9412. ASH SOtOOL Fishing classes are offered Monday and Tuesday of each week. Classes leave the Balboa Pavilion at 6 a.m. and return at 4 p.m . Cost is $125 per person. For more information, call 673- 2810. I By Andrew Bridges. Dail/ Pflot Photocopiers can not only shrink documents, but banks, too, it seems. Glendale Federal Bank announced Tuesday it would team up with Kinko's Inc. to place sQme 20 miniaturize(! banking branches in the photocopying giant's outlets. : And the Newport Boulevard store in Costa Mesa will be one of tlie first to cash in on the idea. ·n gives us an opportunity to pu.rsue the small business cus- A Special Valenti~'s ~ise Wi~e, Watet & 50~9 Sailir\9 Feb. 14th Fl'OWI New o .. re.al'\S 7 Ni9ht Weste""' uu•1bbear\ Fl'OWI S679pp. Del"'xe Catifol'nia Wine Cot.tnh'y Cl'L4iSe5 From Sgn Frcmdsco 3 ,Arid 4 Ni~I ~+-a-ways Special Wit1ot ANJ ~ l:ast1"9s Pri-Fall~ANJ~ Ociober .A.vJ N~, 1997 Fl'Oto\ S749pp. :A ~o~tmet €xpetience J~ Wi~e A~d Food# Bordea&AX .Ar\d B&Arg&Aruly Fral'\ce .A pusonoliu.d To..r Of~ Historic Caprtal Of~ Wi-World. 6 to 10 Night To..l"S Pl.u :ean For 1997 Rates ANJ Sche.d1.1le.s I • ~ WI N D S l AR. C R U IS E S Heidi Yorkshire ;\1A~or 'Wine Sawy: The Simple Ci1Aide 1o Bl4ying A~ 6'joying Wine 4-23-97 Wir\dSpim Rome To Athel'\S Morda Mondgvi The Fil'St iAdy Of Wirul 10..4-97 Wir\d Star Fl'Om .Aihens To Barulona From $.2695pp . ~To LL""'5 ,A"'1 CON:litioN 6-ystal &"ises Silve.-sea &"ises Holland Ametica Line JRAVEL PARTNERS • ~TOURS CRUISEs • AIR • 631-5240 Mon-Fri 8:30 to 5:3'0 . Sit. 10:00 to 2:00 tomer who uses Kinko's, • said Ken Preston, a spokesman for GlenFed. KAYAK TOURS AND RENTALS Beginning early next year, GlenPed will open three tests sites in Kinko's stores in Simi Val- ley, Costa Mesa and Ventura, where the company is headquar- tered. It has the option to lease space in a total of 20 stores state- wide. That sort of arrangement may s~ added convenience for cus- tomers, consumer advocates say. "It's strange, but it sort of makes odd sense to me because (Kinko's) is 24 hours and the peo- ple are there anyway,• said Llnda Sherry, editorial director of the San Francisco-based advocacy group Consumer Actien. SIX-PASSENGER SPORTRSHING Day and night fishing char- ters are available for groups or singles. Call Bongos Sportfish- ing Headquarters on the Balboa Peninsula. 673-2810. 1\vo-hour kayak tours begin at 10 a.m. every Sunday from Newport Dunes. Cost is $15 per adult, $10 per child. Kayak rentals and classes are also available. Call 729-1154. MORE KAYAK RENTALS Each Kinko's branch will be a scaled-down banking office, but will offer a full array of services, including check cashing. Some will be equipped with automatic teller machines as well. Following the suit of other banks, GlenPed will also begin to open grocery store branches in San Diego County next year . ASHING TRIPS Fishing supplies and boat charters (open party and pri- vate) are available at Newport Landing Sportfishing, 309 Palms, Suite F, 675-0550; Falco Fishing Charters, 832-7708; and KAYAKIN~OEING KAYAK CLASSES Beginning sea kayaking, Single ($10 per hour) and double ($15 per hour) kayak rentals are available in the Bal- boa Fun Zone. Call Balboa Boat Rentals, 673-7200. Paddle Power also provides kayak, surf ski and canoe rentals. Call 675-1215. • Pavilions· Your Nei hborhood Food · & Wine Hea quarters • Champogn• • <hondon Brut/Blonc de Nolr Cook's 8rut/Extro Orv . VonsClvb Pl1cs . :U9 TaM six and sov•. Mb Gftd Match any sb 750 •lllllltet bottlu from our c.,lar and w.'11 gift you a connAl...t sb·padl wlM cQlton to carry IM8I and a 10% discount tool Grglch Hiiis. New~ 21 .49 19.35 Kendall JocMson ·-Guenoc . VonsCM> Piie.. 7.49 7.99 7.20 Kenwood Artist Serles-1992 --"""· 10.99 9.90 Guenoc Estote . 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RJSl1 MiAlhlllDftd llrM Yolbo Undo . ........ 11111., ........ ; COASTAL ISSUES The Orange County Coast Assodation will have a luncheon with guest speaker Amie Stein- berg, member California Coastal Commission, at 11:30 a.m. at the Newport Harbor Nautical Muse-um. 151 E. Coast Highway, New- port.Beach. Cost is $20. For reser- vations, call 548""'942. WEKiHT LOSS Mother's Market offers a free seminar on "Permanent Weight Loss Without Dieting• from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the market at 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. For more information, call 631-4741. BUSINESS LECTURE APEX offers a lecture on how to "Avoid Unpaid Consulting" from 7 to 9 a.m. at The Center Club, 650 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Admission is $20. For more information, call 455-0300, ext. 218. DNORQTALIC The Law Offices of Usa A. Ciancio offers a seminar on "Property Division and Settle- ment Agreements Punuant to Divorce• at 6:30 p.m . at 881 Dover Drive, Suite 300, Newport Beach. Cost is $10. Reservations are required. Call 574-0866. SHAKESPEARE The Newport Beach Public Library offers "An Evening With William Shakespeare," a free, dramatic montage of the bard's words, wisdom and wit, at 7 p .m. in the Friends' Meeting Room at 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. For more information, call 717-3801. SHOPPING DAY The community is invited to Bloomingdale's Race For The Cure shopping day from 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. at Fashion Island in Newport Beach. The store will donate 10% of all purchases to The Susan G . Kamen Breast Can- cer Foundation. Before shopping, "Over 5~ Years of Fine Quality" CUSTOM-MADE NEW FURNITURE • DRAPERIES CUSTOM FURNITURE Rt-UPUOLSIERY , ( ). , ' ...._ c. ( >1 :1 : Come Visit C>Ur Newly ~anded FLOORING DEPARTMENT • Vinyl •Marble ·• 'TJle stop by the •At Your Service• Department on the aecond floor to receive a charity shopping card. To RSVP, call 224-0290. CAREER NElWORK The Career Network meeting at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church for those unemployed will be at 7:30 p.m. in the Stewart Lounge, 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. For more infor- mation, call 574-2239. HEALTH ISSUES Orange Coast College offers several lectures on AIDS and health issues at 10 a.m., 11 a.m., noon and 8 p.m. Taking place in different buildings at the col- lege, some of the discussions include "The Physiological, Psy- chological and Social Effects of Marijuana Use" and "fllV in the African American Community." For a schedule of events, call 432-5725. PEPRAU.Y 1\iang1e Square and the Uni· versity of Southern Calif omia Newport/Irvine Alumni Cub pre- sent the second a:nnual USC vs. UCLA Pep Rally from 6 to 9 p.m. at niangle Square located at the intersection of Harbor Boulevard and Newport Boulevard in Costa Mesa. nckets are $15 for adults and $5 for children age 12 and under. Call 646-7039. TREE UGHTING Fashion Island is having its tree-lighting ceremony at 6 p.m. in the Bloomingdale's/Neiman Marcus Courtyard in Newport ·Beach. Thousands of spectators will gather to see Fashion Island illuminate more than 15,000 deco- rations and lights on its spectacu- lar 110-foot tree. MALTESE FALCON The Orange County Museum of Art presents the Humphrey Bogart film •Maltese Falcon• at 6:30 p.m. at 850 San Clemente Drive, Newport Beach. Admission Clothes From The Wardrobes Of The World's Best Dressed People. NOVEMBER S MTWTF S 1 2 3456789 10 11 12 13 14 16 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 @ 25 29 'l1 28 29 30 Don't Miss It! lhe Parking Lot Party Comes Early This Month! Sunday, Nov. 241\ 9 to 4! Refreshments Served All Day Drawing For $1 00 In Merchandise at 2:30! 2731 East Coast Hw . ~ Corona del Mar • 675.5553 Here's how to get to Orange County's best ~ept secret: • 5 Fwy. North exit Redhill-tum right. 'El Camino Real-tum left, Main-tum left, 1st block on the left. • 5 ~· South-exit N~rt Ave. - tum left, Main-tum left, 3 blocks on the left. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1996 is $3 for members, students and noon at 600 1rviDe Ave., Newpci( MKJtOIREW FESTIVAL seniors and $5 tor the general Beach. public. Call 759-1122. -· SHAKESPEARE The Costa Mesa Public Ubrary q&lers •An Evening Wrtb Wllliam Shakespeare," a free, dramatic montage of the bard's words, wis- dom and wit, at 7 p.m. at the Mesa Verde Library, 2969 Mesa Verde Drive East. Call 546-5274. SA1URDAY ANTIQUES AND PANCAKES Newport Harbor High School is having an Antique Collectible Sale from 9 a.m . to 3 p .m. and a Pancake Breakfast from 7 a.m. to The second annual Orange County Microbrew Festival ~ be noon to 7 p.m. at the Hyatt Newporter Resort. 1107 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach. More~ 150 di1ferent beers will be pour~ from 60 breweries from five ct , Orange County's brew pubs. • Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door or $35 for a lw\) ... day pass. nckets for designate<t drivers are $15 and will include non-alcoholic beverages. For information, call 650-LIVE. ·-• SEE TOWN PAGE Af• Get a Jump On Gift Giving FREE SHIPPING We'll ship any of our prepackaged ·" gifts valued over $20.00 anywhere in ·-.~~ the continental United States FREE. For anival by Christmas place your order before November 28, 1996. Visit our store today for details Christmas Blend Coffee is Back! Avolloble Only At Hlclcory Farms. Stop in for a FREE Cup! Whill' S11ppl1f".> LHt WESTCLIFF PLAZA 17th at Irvine Ave., Newport Beach Order Toll Free 1-(800)-867-6650 148 WEST MAIN TUSTIN (714) 832-8466 Sale Hours: Mon.-Fri. 10am.-6pm Sat. 10am.:..6pm • 55 fwx. North· exit McFadden - Stpy right, Newport Ave. -tum left, Main-tum lelt, 3 blocks on the left . • 55 Fwy, South-Good Luck! DOWNTOWN TUSTIN Open Sun. llam.-Spm.- • Call 832-8466 l nventory LIQUIDATION STAR·TS TODAY, Thursday November· 21st 9:00am -8:001 m We are overstocked and must sell '1,000,000 worth of Inventory. We must make drastic cuts. Take advantage of our lowest sale prices of the year. All sales are final . -llXAMPLES OF SAVINGS - SAL• SAL• REG. from , RIG. from Suits ................ s595_s995 .. '199" Outerwear .... s12·5_s495 ...... '49" Blazers ............ •37 5 .....•••. '149" Casual Pants .. s65-'95 .......... '99" Sport Coats ..... s245-•695 ..... '69" Sport Shirts ... sa5-'195 ........ *19" Dress Trousers. '125-'185 ..... •69" Sweaters ....... '6S-'395 ........ '99" Dress Shirts ..... •4o_s95 ........ •t14" Ties ...............•. s47_s95 ........ •1•" MENS a LADIES HAWAllaN . SHIRTS Sizes S, M, L, XL, XXL, XXXL Large, -lectlon · Now From ,., •• ALL MENS & LADIES SHOES r~ , . 50~o-70~o OFF ' . LADIES 1 HAWAIH~N Dreaaee (short & long), •hot.bl. panta, tops and .. ronga Reg. •e,;•145 . ' \ \ A6 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1996 .... ._. I ~RTSCLUB ~· The Jewish Community Cen- .:ier of Orange County offers ,.~rts Club JCC, a "hang out ::aight" for teenagers in grades 9 :~ough 12, featuring air hockey, :• ~ketball, 1\vister, board games, ~movies and refreshments from 8 ::f.m. to midnight at the 250 E. • &aJcer St., Costa Mesa. The cost ::tor the club is $12 for members ... Ind $15 for potential members. !:for more information, call 755- ':0340. . . • • '. ~MPFIRE PROGRAM ,; • The California Department of ·f ish and Game, the Orange :county Harbors, ~es and ::~arks and the Upper Newport : ~ay Naturalists presents Maria Goode, a graduate of last year's volunteer naturalist training pro- gram, who will share her e.zperi- ences on volunteering at the bay and what will be involved in the UNB Naturalist Spring 'Ihllning Program. at 7:30 p.m. at Shell- maker Island in Newport Beach. The pr0gram is free. For more inf o~tion, call 640-1742. ANANCETALK Courtlandt Financial offers a free workshop on "The Real Estate Market -Boom or BJ1St and How to Profit Now" from 10 to 11 a.m. at the University Ath- letic Club. 1701 Quail St., New- port Beach. Call 251-6903. INVESTMENTS The California Society of Certi- fied Public Accountants·offers a breakfast meeting on •FASB 124 - Accounting for Investments" at 7:30 a.m . at the Sheraton-New- port Beach, 4545 MacArthur Blvd. Cost is $15 in advance and $18 at the door. For reservations, call (310) 424-1040. INTERNET SE~ The Newport~Santa ~Legal Secretaries Association often an Internet semtMr from 8:30 a.m. to noon at Wyndham Garden Hotel. 3550 Ave?\ue of the Arts, Costa Mesa. Cost is $35 tor members and $40 for nonmembers. for more information, call 261-8686. HOLIDAY AUCTION The Orange County Legal Sec- retaries Assodation,.Inc. is having its annual Holiday Auction Extravaganza and dinner at 6 p.m. at the Sheraton Newport, 4545 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Proceeds will benefit Lau- ra's House and Interval HoU$e, shelters for battered women and their children. Participants will pay $18.50 and bring a new unwrapped toy. Call 263-3417. AIDS NOOUCnON Orange Coast College'•~ tory Theatre Company will stage ·ru Death Do Ua Part," an origi- nal one-act play about mv I AIDS, at 8 p .m. in OCC'a Drama Lab Studio. Admission is $5. For more information, call 432-5725 . Orange County's brew pubs. nckets are S20 in advance and $25 at the door or $35 for a two- day pass. Tu:kets for designated driven are $15 and will indude non-alcoholic beverages. For more iilfonnation. call 650-UVE. GREATOtEFS The 11th annual Great Chefs of Orange County fund-raising MICROBREW FESTIVAL ~ event will take place from 2 to 6 p.m. at the Four Seasons Hotel, 690 Newport Center Drive, New- port Beach. The food and wine extravaganza raises funds that go to the Natibnal Kidney Pounda- The Second Annual Orange County Miaobrew Festival will take place from noon to 6 p.m. at the Hyatt Newporter Resort, 1107 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach . Along with live bands and five big screen televisions set up for pro football games, more than 150 different beers will be poured from 60 breweries from five of tlon of Southern califomia to sup- port its programs. Colt 11 SIS a person. For reservations, call 962- 7615. THE ZONE A 4ree local support group meets at 7 p.m. to discuss •The Zone,• the nutrition plan devel- oi)ed by bestselling author Barry Sea.rs, at Barnes & Noble Book- store in Fashion Island in New- port Beach. For more information, call 613-3588. ~olex supports the efforts of U.S. SAILING and its Team as they prove that endurance and performace under pressure are essential to any winning effort. The U.S. Sailing Team: the Quest Continues. Christmas in November Excellence in photography for 50 years · . 'i' RO LEX . . • ~ JOHn LEOnHRD'S PHOTOGRAPHY 240 Newport Center Drive, Suite 110 Newport Beach (714) 644-6933 RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. Whete You Dollar Coven Morel 1922 HAllOt II.VD .. C05tA MESA • 5'8-1156 BRIAN TRACY LIVE! See America's leading authority on personal achievement and selling success in a nationally acclaimed one day program. "This powerful, practical, personal development and peak performance selling s/.cills seminar will show you how to dramatically increase your sa les and productivity -in one day!" THE PSYCHOLOGY OF SELLING II The key ideas to better relationships, peak perfDrmance, and the skills to close the sales." TUESDAY, DECEMB~R 3, 1996 ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENTER "My sales have increased over $200,000 in 3 months. I attribute this to what I learned in your course." -Harry Hempel TH-Mark "Tlie first month after the seminar, my sales force performed at 165% of quota. 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Players register-1 ing for the first time must provide , proof of age and residence by 'showing a birth certificate and ! utility bill. Players must be age 5 -through 15 on July 31, 1997. Call •966-CMLL. f ABORTION DEBATE t Orange Coast College will hold ~ a free debate on abortion from 7 to { 9: 15 p.m. in OCC's Student Cen-t ter Lounge. Call 432-5725. • i ADDTAUC I • • Coastline Counseling Center . e Spedalliloa In ! ROLEX WATCHES ~ GOLD & SILVER COINS DIAMONDS-141181Ct GO LD COMPtrrERS-COLLECTIBLES off en a lecture on •Attention Defidt Disorder and Surviving Holiday Stress• from 7 to 9 p .m. at 1200 Quail St, Suite 105, New- port Beach. Cost is $20. For more information, call 476--0991. WELFARE REFORM Orange Coast College offers a tree workshop titled ·welfare Reform Update" from noon to 1 :30 p.m. in OCC's Re-BIJtry Cen- ter. The workshop examines changes currently being made in government benefits. For more information, call 432-5162. THE ZONE A free local support group meets at 1 p.m. to discuss •The zone,. the nutrition ,plan devel- oped by bestselling author Bany Sears, at Barnes & Noble Book- store in Fashion Island in New- port Beach. For more information, call 673-3588. INSIDE EDGE The Inside Edge presents Houston Smith who will speak on his book, •Feeling the Family Pulse,• at the brea.k:fasVnetwork- ing forum from 6:30 to 8:30 a.m. at Scott's Restaurant, 3300 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. Cost is $35. For reservations, call 460-42'2. MEN'S IREAKFAST The Men'• Fellowship Break- (' f4$t of. St. Andrew's Presbyterian w1ll take place from 1 to 8 a.m. at Olerenfield Hall. 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. The dis- cussion will be on •Should Paith Have a Costr Breakfast is $2.50. Cai 574-2239. SANTA APPEARANCE The Orange County Market Place will feature a CaUfom.ia Christmas with Santa and his 1960 red convertible Cadillac beginning today from 7 a .m . to 4 p.m. at the Orange County Fair- grounds in Costa Mesa at Fair Drive and the 55 freeway. Admis- sion is $1 and children under the age of 12 are free. Parking is free. For information, call 723-6665. • Send your MOUND TOWN items '° The Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St.., Costa Mesa, calif. 92627; fax 646-4170 or call 540-1224, ext. 333. i£9"...--...~~~~·MATIRESS Factory utlet Store BRANO NEW -COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best tor Less! '" CIC 3 165 11.-bor Blvd. .• Costa Mesa ODe IJlodll Soutll ol 405 Pwy [ill 545-7168 b>~Mp Come by now to place yow orders early for ow f.tbuJous pies, dinner rolls, breads, pastries, turkey, miffing, & other holiday goodies ... 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Barbara Venezia, a very devoted opera supporter, former ball chair, and at-the-ready auc- tioneer par excellence, said, •Tue decorators have turned Newport Beach into an evening in Paris.• Venezia, attired in a cobalt blue ball gown which· exposed both her figure and her tattooes, went on to auction off ~ everything from a Cartier WAtch • to a trip to Barcelona. Spain pur-: chased by high. bidden Bill and Barbara Ro~ Grace your hosts with a gift of chocolates from Helen Grace. Deljcious mints, truffles, caramel· apples, gift baskets and much more Holiday TndRes 12 oz. Gift Box '10.n Pecari Giants 12 oz. Gift Box •1 o.» Ma . Mix And Match lnMDk Or Dark Chocolate Come In For A Free Sample WFSfCllFF PI.AU BRF.A MALL HUNTINGl'ON BFACH 1124 Irvine Ave (714) 990-3022 Marina Village Nl4 631~ (714) 846-3251 Orange County Dianetics and Scientology, 1451 Irvine Blvd. Tustin, Ca 92680 (714) 544.5491 Hours: 9:00am to 1 l:OOpm Daily Monday Tuesday Tuesday Friday Clear LOVE. 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Add our lovely accommodations and ,three levels of cm, and you'll understand fihy thls is the ideal location for the best years of your life. To find out more, writ or call 1..SOO.l7S..8898. ~~~o!!...int ~~o:.=.~-me~ DOSnCIOIOllRI.,. DK. -,,. ..,,.,&J.& _..,,,.., .......... " --:=,_,..., -~."""' :,_;.l .. i:>==~ o Cbambeilaln (left), Uncla Beale (center) and Paula Un- gelbach (right) show off their gowns at the 1996 Opera Ball I ! As Opera Paci.fie closes the l:fook on its first.decade in Qrange County, many changes ~ in the wipd. A new general <Jrector, Patrick Veitch. replaces tle beloved David DtChlera, ..fho will remain artistic director f~r the company at this time. QiChiera.. who has split his between opera here in .---------, Orange County and in Detroit, has turned over the reins to Veitch, who joins Opera Pacific with impressive national credits. His anival bas instigated internal changes in the makeup of the board, with recent departures including the dedicated Glo~ Gellman and Tom Hammond. Meanwhile, Opera Pacific's production of •Die Pledenn.aus• followed on the heels of the Opera Ball's success, opening this week at the Orange County Performing Arts Center. A festive Center Oub reception with the cast, lncluding funny man Dom DeLu1le and opera director Cb.ulel Nelson llellly, unfolded following the three-hour comedic opera. Cut members Bftnda Harrls, Loula Otey, Robert Perry and Richard Predrlc:U had per- fonned excerpts fr!Jm "Die Fled- ermaus" at the earlier Opera Ball. All enjoyed the revelry of opening niglit among the many guests of Opera Pacific commit- ted to the continued growth and enhancement of the art form in Orange County. In the crowd of opera lovers at both the ball and the opening night: Corona del Mar's EWe and Irving Burg, Karly and Joe Brown of Newport Beach, Annie and Clement Chu. the very devoted Lalla Conlln and h us- band BW Conlin. LaDoma and Robert Ek:benberg, Leonardo Flores, Beryl and Richard Coward and Mary Lou and Scott Hornsby. Joining them were Nora and Jim Johnson, Barbara and Mark Chapin Johnson, Betty Lou Lam- oreaux. Irene and Wllllam Matthews, Balb9a Island's Frank Neal, Ann and Russell Pange, the lovely Gerry Schroeder and husband Wally Schroeder, Peg- gy and~om,-&ally Segentrom, Jeanette Segentrom, and Elizabeth and wwtam Vincent. · • a.w. COOIC's column runs every Thundlly and s.turdly. ' I ) ' I ' ,,111 111, I .•,,f HODSON LIGHTING CG•pue olir pitca. ! See oar selecdoa. 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II WWW.~ com fiii THURSDAY, NOWMBER 21, t996 flLLEGALS she said. •1t's a problem that aboWd have been idendfled and dealt wtth • loi"1 time ago •• Community Center and • board ~ ber ~ lbe Latino LeedeBbip Couodl, Mid aulbodtiel abould inaeue out- reech eacrtt to help illegal ~ equlre lbelr papers. tllue, INS oftldal Jim Haya Mid wblit beppened Tuelday ii ao \IMC"""MJD event 1n the dty. CONTINUED FROM A1 ~ ;CONTINUED FROM A 1 . . .til CODCn1t. Mada m.t A'ftla; ....... dml ol tbe 1AliDo Leiderlblp C.0-mdl lb med her empathy tor ~ who fall prey to smugglms. •we doo't get that mudl bUlliDells In COlta Mela.• be Mid.~ 'Most ol our organhed 1m1!iggllng tmgl are ID Ana· bebn and Santa Ana.. • ·mc1 that the dty bas ignored Ul ~ , •T'bere'I too much of a fear f.aor going on.• be said. •'Jt YoU get caught. you're going to get deported.' Tbere't a lot of great people that unfortwMltely are not here legally but are trying to make a better life for themselves.• ·But t1*e bu beeo IOID8 fallout. Thate --pe;renb that mt \qJMt with otbs parentt. 1beN are Jddt daat are upset with other lddl. Tbe whole i11ue bu been diyiaive Ollcampul. ~ menace. For others, tt pomted 'out tbe vuJnerabUity of those Who Jilk ~to make it to the country, and jlhowed the need f01 compassion. •What's so ,.i to me II tbat people who are in need are taan ldvlDleg8 of,• abe aakl. "They're jUlt IO vubMftble when they don't UDdmcaDd wbat'w 00 the other side of tbe border.• Ha.yea l8ld beefed-up recudty alodg the MalcaD border bu forold Wegal tmmigranl:a to tum to ~ugglea. •n-e lypel ol tnddents are becom· tng more and more routine,• be aakl Hernandez Mid the parent of a student rented the hotel room for tbe pup. He Mid he spo.te to tbe par- ent, but tbe penmt'I respome was, •Mr. Hernandez, I rented the facilit'fl aDcl it's really nomi of your..,. ........ • • Janice Davidson. who owm a bome :only •a hop, skip and a jump• from the ;Hamilton Street apartment. tak8I the lonner view. Sbe said tbe ioddmt might give anti- immigrant forces •an opportunity to vent the anger and the babed 1n their hearts,• but hoped the outcome would be different. Santoyo added be wasn't swe if the grQDfj rounded up on Hamilton Street should be deported. •nie INS will interview these people and make that evaluation,• be said. •Organized aBeD eugglen have invested a kJt of time, mopey and eftort to transport tbeee people to the Loe Angeles and Orange County areas,• he said. •They've got to show a~ The profit is shown when they threaten and intimidate people.• Rumors of the pUty sw:faced just • a rqwed debate over zero tolerance bu e:meiged among school d1strlct leaden and parentl. And some of those parents fear anti-alcohol efforts could be stymied by ·per1'Jlis- stve• attitudes. ~ .. •Are there a lot of illegals bere1 You •oet there are,• she said. ·1 can take (the INS) to places all over the West Side ·when! eight to 10 people are living in 'these one-bedroom apartments. Are :theY illegals? Probably .• : Calling the illegal immigrant influx , •absolutely severe,• she said Tuesday's tinddent shows the Qty Council has ••been in denial for years.• •If anything, I hope it draws oompu- sion for how much the undocumented people, even when they get here, are prey to abuse,• she saJd. •1 hope it draws compassion for the vulnerabllity of these people.• In the recent City Council aunpaign, candidate James Pisler called illegal immigration the city's most pressing problem. promising citywide immigra- tion sweeps. But apparently fisler's message did not resonate with voters. He finished last in the race. The alleged smugglers have· been identified as Arturo Gallegos, 251 Martin Gomez-Sopid. 331 Fernando Macedo, 19; Awedano Marin-Ramirez, 21; Pedro Cabrera. 181 and a male juvenlle. All ai:e Mexican nationals. •permiuive parents cause risk to teens,• said Debbie Boyer, a member of the Drug Alcobol lbbacco Educa- tion committee whose daughter attends COlta Mesa High School •we need to bold hands and change the social norIDI because of the attitudes of these '60s par- ents." • "It says we're not fadng (the issue),• Oscar Santoyo, executive director of the Save Our Youth program at the Rea As opinions clash about the scope and bnport of the illegal immigrant Overweight individuals need 'weight no more' By Robert Skversky, M.D. Thera~tics in May 1992. . [ hysicians '\ \\ Y eight J:L .oss ExDerts agree that bei!Jg over- weight is a medical problem with a very real physiological basis. Question: D~n't a medical J?f'Oblem require a medical solu- tion? - Obesity is a chronic, metabol- ic genetic disorder that needs t.o be treated like other chronic conditions as much as poSSl'ble with diet, exercise and behavior modification. But ultimately, since obesity represents a chemical imbalance, it needs t.o be treated by means of drug thei:apy. Wemtraub's four-year studY concluded. that long-term appetite su~t medica- tion was effective in enabl_ing o~ J>e9ple t.o lose weight and k~ 1toff. further evidence suppor1ing the setj>Oint theory for w•ht con- trol, accor<!ing t.o whicli a 1>9r- tion of the brain known as the · hYPothalamus plays a role in deteIJniniqg a ~n's~ weight and stubborn}y defends that IeYel ~st 11ucfuations. As m_any as 75% of _people who the mee1in8, a new non- amphetamine medication, deXfen.tluramine, was intro- duced for obesity treatment This drug represents the first new ~ent for the treat-ment of obesity in over two decades. O~ty _has been shown t.o be a ~t risk fact.or for cardioVascular disease, h~rtension, diabetes and ~demia (elevated cho-testeiol and triirlYcerld~). In addition. there -often ~ cos- · "1'1£ !lnielJirwd eiwice,, Answer: Weight No More. I began my Weight No More prograqi for the medical treat- ment of obesify in ~st 1992 while prjmarily involved with !DY faffiily practice of 22 years. My treatment of obesity as baSed on the research of Michael Weintraub, M.D., from the University of Rochester School of Medicine. His study, funded bv the National Heart, Lurur and Blood Institute, was published in a series of articles m C~cal Pharmacology and suffer from obesity do so • because their metabolic set poiqt is too high. In O\.U' pJ'O- gnrQl, we follow the P.1"9t.ocols set forth by Weintraub's study with modifications. You Will See Your Physician On EVERY Visit. We Ne A Complete Medical Office -Not A Clinic When appropriat.e, we place our patients on a combination of two prescription medications: metic and ~=cal \ 12.50 Per Week Houn MOn. lbru Sat. 1e1ore111e · Flu Bilg Bites ••• Come in and let us give ii a shol. There is a genetic ~sposition t.oward obesity similar t.o other chronic conditions like diabetes and hyper!ension. You may be aware,. an obesitt gene was recently aiscovered by a research team from Rockefeller University. This finding gives ,.-s __ HEADACHES EARACHES FEVER ~~-SORE THROAT ....__ CHEST CONGESTtON SORE MUSCLES *. NEWPORT WALK-IN Ml!.DtCM. MOUP, INC. Phentermine, an appetite sup- ~t that elevBtes neuro~ tides, do~e and norepin_eph- rine and Fen11uramine, which elevates serotonin leYe1s and has anti-depressa1,!t effects in addi-tion t.o controllinR food qmrings: thus~the origin Of Phen-Fen, whicn has recently become so po=. the desired weig4t loss is achieved, the do~ of_ the two medkations is titrated t.o a life-long maintenance regimen when needed Our patients, as part of a com~ensive weight- loss program, also are given rec- ommendations concerrung diet, nutrition and exercise. The~ I hope t.o relate here is that~ oVerwei2ht, in most cases, is nOt ~fault Many of you no doubt have fault MaD.v of you no doubt have beara many times and ~ sibly from f9ur personal ph~ cians that What you need t.o do t.o lose weight is sim__ply eat less and exercise more. The truth is -thaf s false, at least for the ID¥>r:itY of YQU. In~ 1996, I returned from a consWt:anf s meetina in issues that o · t ~ pie must learn t.o oope With. l believe that ~tloss (in an a~ t.o as close t.o ideal. bOdy weight as · ble) is as unPQrtant ~ eral health and longevity as quitting smoltjng is t.o the prevenlion of tung cancer. Recently, Tune ~e did a cover story on. "The Girth of a Nation." One of the ~ to change_ that st.ory to the Health of a Nation would be t.o inform the more than 30 million overweight peop~ in our country of the availabilicy of ptwmacothera- PY as an important adjunct for long_~ weiszht Toss. I would like t.o thank the manY1J8tients who, throl12h theit sticxess and reterraJS, have been the~ com- P.liment t.o our JJOldjce. At. times, good medical~ requires a~ t.o the status uo. I belieVe that we at W t No More have been mg jµst that for the ~four an<l one-half years. Newport Center Medical Plaza (714)760-9222 360 San Miguel Drive, Suite 107 •Newport Beach, CA 92660 '- Ari7.o which com ... sed sel= physicians ~m around the country who treat obesity. At For additional information, pjease call our offices in N~rtBeach. (714) 64& 2930,Llrvine, (714) 651-0228; and .1 emecula. (909) 699- 0848. Q UR .2 4 - H 0 UR CARDIAC TEAM NEVER MISSES A BE AT. JUST IN CASE YOUR HEART D 0 ES. Most people don ·~ consider where to go for cardiac care until there's an emergency. . . ' ' ~ .... ,._ .._ ... 1 .. Probably not a .decision you should make in the desperate minutes during a heart attack. In Orange County, the choice is easy. Hoag• Hospital is the only orange County hospital with its own dedicated on site team of cardiac surgeons. Hoag Heart Institute is ready for any cardiac procedure, from diagnostic heart examination to the latest interventional procedures including angioplasty, etent placement and heart surgery. In fact, we perfopn more heart surgeries than any other Orange County hospital. And when Medicare evaluated Hoag'• performance, they rated our Heart Institute'e survival rates higher than the • na~ional average, ranking us one of the top performing programs in the country. Even the feedback from patients is highly . complimentary, with 98' rating their care excellent. Hoag accepts nearly every health plan, whether it's traditional, Medicare, PPO or HMO . To learn more about Hoag Heart Institute, or to receive a free heart improvement J\and- book, contact ua at 800/514-BOAG(4624). There ia •imply no·other hospital in o~ange county that can match I our numbers. And when you're dealing with oardi•c oar•, ~hey'r• not ~uat numbers. They're human llv••· •ttt6 llcMlf IO•p1tal 1• • r:et1•t•red tr~rk of llO&f "9110rial ... ,1iel f'r.-11\'terl•n p----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------F! I 8-A J', GoOctm•n I udlCm u_I Sdrwuz tt' J Students take· on college · in comedy rebeane • J•{ + PLAY: •rake Her, She's Mine• + FEA1URED PLAYERS: Elena sale at the school; S7 regular .ceae from 1~1 + SOfOOL: Corona del Mar High Goodman (Molly Michaelson), Joe admission. ~ Her 1"1 School. Goodstein (Frank Michaelson, +WHERE: The Little Theater at 'Sbe'I :J +STORY UNE: The comedy is the Molly's father) and Jimie Raabe Corona del Mar High, 2101 East-voan• f-11 story of Molly Michaelson, who (Anne Michaelson, Molly's mom). bluff Drive, Newport Beach. wblch a. on o~ goes off to college in the early + INTERESTING NOTE: This is the For more information or to pur-st-ee J 1960s. It follows Molly's adjust-first production of the year for chase tickets, call 760-3452. tolllgbt, Prt-·~ ment to college life -and her par-the school's drama department; day and "'••I ent's adjustment to her newfound after a long hiatus, the depart-• IS YOUR HIGH SCHOOL fieldin~ Satarday at ~·~ freedom. ment produced its first full-length a production of "Damn Yankees? CoJ'Ona del ,1,1 + DRAMA TEACHER: Pepper play last year. Or is your middle school foraging Mar High 1 Rhoads. +WHEN: Sho~ times are 8 p.m. "Into the Woods?• If so, we'd liiee SdtdoL .• 1 1 to preview the event. P1ease fax + DIRECTOR: Pepper Rhoads. today, Friday a d Saturday. information to Anastacia Freeberg . .,, +NUMBER IN CAST: 18 . ., +COST: lickets are SS during pre-at 646-4170. ~=v~A r·: L--~----------------------------------------------------------------------------~----------------------------~---~ Orange c ·oast Memorial Surgeon joins joins with new insurance Hoags best • earners Orange Coast Memorial Medical Center in Fountain Valley has established af:filia. ' tions with new insurance carri- ers including Aetna, Blue Shield, Benefit Panel Services. Cigna. Competitive Health Pian, HealthNet, Interplan, Medview, Multiplan. Orange County Foundation. PPO Alliance, Prime Care Health Network and USA Health Network. The hospital boasts an extensiYe obstetrics depart- ment, geriatrics program, tele- diagnosis radiology system, surgical sei'Vices and a full.ser- vice. emergency deparbnent · licensed to accept patients arriving by ambulance and walk-in patients in need of inuned.iate attention. -'We are pleased to be able to extend our services to a greater number of local area residents as a result of the many ne#r'&tionSNps we have establi.shed with various health plans," said Barry s. Arbuckle. Ph.D., ch.id operat- ing officer of Orange Coast Memorial Medical C.enter. "By partnering with these insur- ance plans, Orange Coast Memorial can better carry out its mission of promoting excel- lence and innovation in all aspects of healthcare and pr<>- vide an environment that iden- tifies and meets the needs of an even larger segment of the population." As the newest member of the Memorial Health Services family of hospitals. Orange Coast Memorial bas access to worl<keoowned specialists and services. Other members of the Memorial Health Services family of hospitals include such prestigious institu- tions as Long Beach Memorial Medical Center, Saddleback Memorial Medical Center in Laguna Hills and Anaheim Memorial Medical Center. LoCated on a beautiful 1~ campus, Orange Coast Memorial draws from its fir&t class amenities and staff to provide quality heahh- care services to meet the growing medical needs of the community. Orange Coast Memorial Medical Center is a non:profit, 23().bed general acute care facility and sponsors a number of preventive care events and other community activities. ~ Orang~ Coast Memorial Medical Center is located at 9920 Talbert Ave. at Brookhurst in Fount.ain Valley. For more information, call (714) 378-7000, or for a physician referral call (714) 9624677. Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian now offers leading- edge, valve surgery of a complex- ity P.reviously unavailable in OC, adding a new level of expertise to the program which has servcll patients so well in the past "Through a recent ~eement with the International Heart Institute (Illl) of Montana, Hoag is able to give its patients more treatment options than before," said Aidan A Raney, Jr., M.D., Hoag Hospital's director of cardi<>- thoracic surgery. "This arrange- ment will also result in a sharing of ideas and data designed to ben- efit both institutions -and more importantly, our patients." Carlos Duran, M.D., Ph.D., head of the IllI, and his colleague James H. Oury, M.D. are work- ing with Hoag cardiac surgeons to provide consultation on patients req_uiring valvular surgery. The arrangement also pr<>- vides physicians with access to additional technok>gy being developed at the IHI research lal> oratory. Many of the new proce-. dures mi.n.inutt surgical incisions and shorten the recovery time. For more information on Hoag_ Heart Institute, call (800) 514-HOAG (4624). MARY J. KOTOB M.D., F.A.C.O.G. IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE RELOCATION OF HER OB I GYN PRACflCE: NEWPORT CENTER 1441 AVOCADO, SUITE 608 • NEWPORT BEACH 'Early morning and Saturda!J appointments welcome Dr. Kotob is~ graduate of N .H .H.S., class of 1975 644-7433 WE CAN HELP YOUR HEEL PAIN WHERE OTHERS HAVE FAILED! fnl END HEEL PAIN.~. NOWlll ~ -No Hospltallzatlon - ._. Have you ever been told by your physician that nothing can be done for . your chronic heel condition?*** 80% of all heel pain can be resolved with conservative. non-surgical treatment. The method dev~toped by Dr. S.tephen Smit~ D.P.M., a Nationally recognized foot and ankle specialist, determines the cause of the heel pain and treats the condition accordingly. "Our goal is to improve your quality of life and allow you to purse your daily activities. ** BENEFITS TO YOU: 1. NO HOSPITALIZATION 2. General! treatment does not interfere with work or activities. t. • CALL NOW AND FINO OUT HOW WE CAN HELP YOU. WE SPECIALIZE IN: UNRESOLVED HEEL PAIN* HAVE YOU MET YOUR 1996 DEDUCTIBLE YET? DO~ YOUR WEIGRI' LOSS PROGRAM OFHllt nlB FOUDWINGt Physician owned and supervised (24 hours on·UJll) '"" Office visits on monthly basis (No additional charge if seen more often based on medical ~ Average fee induding medication f9009/month (less ihan S2200/wuk) Full refund of office visit charges if not satisfied in 3 months Free initial body fat analysis (Tanira analyzer) (SJ511111alue) Or Slrwnky hM btt11 • (.amily pnruce phys>cu11 for Oftf JO )'Urt In OrH .. <.:ounry ~ u • l1Mmba Alnmc.rt Scioet1 • of S.munc l'hysid.aN iv-~ first physicun In th~ OC/lA .am ID 1nrorponl# ~ prll\OC'Ob publJlfwd bf Midud E.xpenence ~1n1r.ou1i MD ruoiw:n~lodlaln) uW\a 'Phm Fa\' .. Mt ec11unn to bit wv.lti 1ou pr..cuu "'~ 19'2. .w-• medic..t comu1w1110 AY"f11 in April 19'6 IC"' pn« IO FDA .apptO'lal J mtrodunlon o( ~ (~nRwvnine) lo thil OJUnl.I)'. WEIGHT NO MORE lrvinr 714/651-0228 Ttmerula 909/699-0848 l'lewpon Buch 714(64";·2930 We feel .close to, you already. We're just minutes fro m your fro nt door. But b eing in the heart of Fountain Valley isn't the o nly way we're close to our patie nts. We're large eno ugh to p rovide comprehensive ca re for..every member o f your fam ily. From pediatrics to geriatrics. Fro m diagnostic imaging to 24 hour. walk-in emergency care. Yet we're intimate eno ugh to give yo u the warm, person alized se~ice yo u expect fro m your healthcare provider. So come down and take a look around. We're conveniently located at the comer of Talbert and Brookhurst in Fountain Valley. It's open enrollment time and Orange Coast Memorial is now accepting most health plans. 0 ORANGE COAST MEMORIAL MEDICAL CENTER ' ( TALBERT .. MIDICAL • caou•- fA\:i THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21,'1996 . qROtESTRA The Pbllharmonic Society of 6ranae County presents the Los Angeles Cb.amber Orchestra at 8 d.m. today at The Orange County Performing Arts Center, 600 lQwn d:enter Drive. Costa Mesa. llckets are $10 to $100. For tnfonnation. CBll 556-ARTS. Bfl.OADWAY TUNES Orange Coast College presents f~>rmer "Phantom of the Opera• performer Dale Kristien, who will sing her personal Broadway selec- tions in concert at 8 p.m. Saturday in OCC's Robert B. Moore Tbe- atre, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Advance reserved tickets are $19 and advance discount tick- ets are $17 for OCC students, senior citi1.ens and children under 12. nckets are $23 at the door. For information, call 432-5880. B!NEm LECTURE The Orange Coast College Art Gallery presents a benefit lecture titled "Unique Art and Architec- ture Around the World• from 8 to 9 p.m. Friday in OCC's Forum. Proceeds will benefit the Orange Coast College Foundation and Laguna Shanti, a nonprofit organi- zation that provides meals atld "Wtal services for people with .AfDS. Tickets are $10. For infor- mation, call 432-5039. ART SHOW Sfuzzi, An Italian Bistro, pr~ sents an art show featuring a rare collection of impressionist paint- ings by Mast Chiu Weng from boon to S p.m. Sunday at 1810.A Harbor Blvd., Suite 200, Cocta Mesa. Florals, still life and land- scapes ~ lq,:al artists will also be OD exhibit Call 5'8-9500. MEDIAAICf 'hmbuktu -Folk and nibal Art presents "Secrets and Sins,• mixed media art from tbtee artists through Nov. 30th at 1661 Superi~ or Ave., Costa Mesa. Por informa- tion. call 650-7473. RECOGNIZABLE Mr Gallery Paradiso Exhibits pre- sents "Principles of Recognition,• an, exhibit of work by Dean De Cock~. on display through Dec. 11. For information,· call 650- 3690. ROSE ftARADE The city of Costa Mesa Com- munity Services Department offers reserved grandstand seating and transportation to Pasadena for the Rose Parade on Jan. 1. nck.ets are $49 per person and are on sale at the Neighborhood Community Center, 1845 Park Ave., Costa Mesa. Information: 645-8551 . STAGE Pl.AV FESTIVAL Orange Coast College offers a 1\vo-Character Play Festival, fea- turing a number of short relation- ship plays, at 8 p.m. Friday through Sunday in OCC's Drama Lab Studio, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Matinees are scbed- uleQ for 2 p.m. Saturday and Sun- day. Tickets are $5. F'or reserva- tions, call 432-5640. # ~ ~o W. 17th St • Costa Mesa • 548·0660 * * * BUY, SELL, TRADE * * * .tt Cclc~r.tin1 t~c Y aletide s,;,.;t. .. With a wonderful collection of borne & garden items ... many done exclusively for ll$- Swee' Pea by local artisans. Stop by! HOLIDAY HOURS MON.-SAT. 10 TO 6, THURS. & f'RJ. 'TIL 8 P.M .• SUN. 12 TO 5 .lf ~ 17%0-0 S •• .., A .. A .... C.ot. M •••. 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W. c.t Do It Ff>' Youl ECOLA SERVICES Of 01W101 couwn 1·800-5524107 Locally owned and ope,.tadl y s - • .. \ s~ Af-F 1:.:Urs: '.S.10.s Offe,. e.icp1, ,.es J 2/J S/96 1 ROLL OUT THE MICRO- BREW BAllllEL: The Sec- ond annual Orange County Microbrew Festival will take place from noon to 7 p.m. Sat- • urday and Sunday at the Hyatt Newporter Resort, 1107 Jam- boree Road, Newport Beach. More than 150 different beers Will be poured from 60 brew- eries from five of O~an e County's brew pubs. T kets ~e $20 in advance an $25 at the door or $35 foi: a ~Jday '3A KNIGHTS MUSIC: The ltvely rhytlun aQd blues baed, Otis Day ,ond 1be Knights, will perlonn at 10:3,() p.m. Friday at 1Wtn Palms, 630 Newport Center ve, Newport Beach. The cover charge is S5 at the door, with no cover for guests dining before 9:30 p.m. Por dinner reserva- tions, call 121-8288. 4 LECTURE GLOBAI.LY, ACT LOCALLY: The Orange Coast College Art Gallery presents a benefit lec- ture titled ·u~que Art and Architecture Around the World" from 8 to 9 p.m. Friday in OCC's Forum,.2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Proceeds will benefit the Orange Coast College Foundation and Laguna Shanti, a nonprofit organization that provides meals and vital services for people with AIDS. Tickets are $10. For information, call 432-5039. 5 HAMMETT TIME: The Orange County Museum of J\.t1 presents the Humphrey pass. Tickets for designated drivers are $15 and will include non-alcoholic bever- ages. For information, call 650- LIVE. · Bogart f\lm •The Maltese Fal- con.,. at. Q.;30 p .m. Friday at 850 San ~ente Drive, Newport Beaeh. Admission is $3 for men:iPers, students and seniors 2 TWO-FER: Orange Coast College offers a 1\vo-. Character Play Festival, featuring a number of short relationship plays, at 8 p.m. Friday through Sunday in OCC's Drama Lab Studio, ~?Cft ' Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Matinees are scheduled for 2 p .m. Saturday and Sunday. Tickets are $5. For reserva- tions, call 432-5640. and $5 for the general public. For ~ormation, call 759-1122. 6 HERE COMES SANTA CLAUS: Roger's Gardens is having a "Here Comes Santa Claw;~ children's parade at 7 p.m. Saturday at 2301 San Joaquin Hills Road, Newport SltoRES INTERioRS UPTO 40%0FF The Ultimale Chenille Down Filled Chaise Sectional 25%0ff 2640 AVON ST., NEWpOWT Buclt (PCH & RivotSidE DR.) 642 .. 22JJ Authentic. Imantl Apparel Check out our huge selection of women's weekend wear 631-2996 1036 trvine Ave., Newport Beach, CA 92660 ·.~ . ,. . .,....._ . . "" ·1 . l • -~ . ~ -. Beech. The event ii free. For information. <:All 640-5800. All THE UBllARY'S A STAGE: Readers Theatre offers •An Evening With William Shakespeare,~ a free, dram&tic montage of the bard's words, wisdom and wit, at 7 p.m. tonight at the Newport Beach Library in the Friends' Meeting Room at 1000 Avocado Ave., and Friday at the Mesa Verde Library, 2969 Mesa Verde Drive East, Costa Mesa ... Por information, call 499-3665. 8 'CHJUSTINE' IN CON- CERn Orange Coast Col- lege presents former "Phantom of the Opera" per- former Dale Kristien. who will sing her personal Broadway selections in concert at 8 p.m. Saturday in OCC's Robert B. Moore Theatre, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Advance reserved tickets are $19 and advance discount tickets are 117' for OCC ·students, senior dtizens and children under 12. Tickets are S2.3 at the door. Por information, call -'32-5880. 9 MUSICAL n.EEWAY SERJES:ThePbilhannonic Society of Orange County presents the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra at 8 p .m. today at The Orange County Performing Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Tickets are $10 to $100. For information, call 556-ARTS. 1. 0 FOR FOOD AND ART .. LOVERS: Sfuzzi, An Italian Bistro, presents an art show opening featuring a rare collection of impressionist paintings by Mast Chiu Weng from noon to 5 p.m. Sunday at 1870-A Harbor Blvd., Suite 200, Costa Mesa. Florals, still life and landscape pamtings by local artists will also be on exhibit. For information, call 548-9500. Carpet Your Entire Home with Plush or Berber """""veo o.-,..,. for only -s49900 UPT03MOS SAME AS CASH --._. OAC ARPETDEPOT VINYL .• WOOD * MARBLE * TILE Commercial • Resident/al Sales • Service , Full line of Wool, Waven Axm1nster & S.sa1 Carpeting Available 1904 H•rbor ~l•v•rd • Coata Meaa . N.E. 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You can afford the stylish look you want durirg our "'Room with ~ a View,, Sale! 15% OFF All window Coverings (ex~t Sbuncn) widi this td until 11130/96 • SUN SClll!.N SHADl?.S CM.eo1W • M¥U) • ROLL SHADES • ROMAN SKAoes • SKYUGHT SHADES •W000 8UNDS J M'"t~UNDS vuti:AL BUNOS THURSDAY, HOVEMBElt 21, 1996 A •• --- • 'Dalmat;ions' opening makes new theaters the spot to be Edwards Theatres Circuit, Inc. is putting on the dog for Wednesday's grand opening of the new 12-screen theater complex at the Metro Pointe Centre in Costa Mesa, with · "101 Dalmations• debuting on five screens" The film stars Glenn Close as Cruella de Ville in a live- action version of Disney's animated classic. The five screenings represent the largest number of "Dalma- tions" prints in release at a single theater complex in the nation. In addition to the litter of • Dalma tions • showings, the " opening festivities include 12-cent popcorn, music, earl-' ' catures and giveaways. ' The $1 2 million, 47,000- square-foot complex is the first in Orange County that features stadium-style seat-• ing -with stair-stepped aisles and lift-up arm res;{ in all theaters. Three sound systems '• DTS, Dolby Digital and Son · Dynamic Digital -will b ., used in the multiplex. Th& ' theater is located at BeaT , Street and South Coast • .. Drive. ,. NO PullCH.ASE R.EQUOlBD! Orn.t. Rull.ES 11/24/96 * OFFICIAL SPORTS APPAREL * SUPERSTAR AUTOGRAPHED GIFTS * GREAT SO'S STUFF : • CQJ<E MACHINES • JUKE BOXES • SLOT MACHINES • BOOKS • BILLIARDS TABLES * FANTASTIC GIFTS FROM $10!! ,, FIELD~ DREAMS. . FASHION ISLAND ATRIUM COURT MAIN ENTRANCE, ACROSS FROM l'HE HARD R OCK CAFE 721 -6784 1Ufue4. 7~ p~ ~ou Celebrating The Holidays By Having ... A Boat Parade Party? • A Cookie Exchange? • An Open House? • A Holiday Dessert? • Champagne & Spirits? • Football? We Have It All! Elegant Party Goods • Balloons • Invitations • Customized Printing • Holiday Decorations • Large Selection Of Photo Cards • Gifts • Helium Rentals • Come Soon For Best Selection WE DELIVER Bring This Ad and Receive I Doz Free Balloons Wrth Pun:hase of S I 0 00 or More () (Expires NC111 30) Hours M7"z;:;·;o; 1 1 270 E 17th St. • Suite 12A Gifts & Antiques Speciality Furniture THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1J96 ' r~ .. -. ------~ _. -----' --. __ -. :-... r; · 1· __ ; ~~-i~-.\~:~· . -_ --- DETERMINED . TO SUCCEED . Costa-Mesa residents weather several hardships en rou~ to fulfiJJing fihnmakihg dream. by producing holiday video By Nancy Cheever, Daily Pilot H omesickness, persever- . ance and tbe determina- tion of two aspiring film- makers from Montana could be the makings of a great Holly- wood movie. Instead, the pair's ambitious • 1 ~e is the main force behind • •ne Magic o! Christmas," an · hour-long video they produced : as their first break into •show- ' biz." : After two years of being !-broke, wading through the '1 llrudgery of business deals and , ,truggling with bouts of depres- ; sion, Darren Dunn and Tyler ·Gilder -partners of DeTermined : Productions -are finally seeing : the proverbial light at the end of • 11 long, treacherous twmel. The video, which was edited • , and produced in the garage/stu- t dio of the duo's Costa Mesa ' apartment, meshes scenes of winter wonderlands with skiers, sleigh rides and snow-capped mountains accompanied by 29 different Ouistma.s tunes. •It's not made to lit there and watch,• Gilder said. •People can catch a glimpse of it while they're walking by.• Incorporating a bevy of scenes from Rockefeller Center and the Sierra to old black and white footage of Cbristmas dur- ing World War ll, the tape alSQ includes recognizable local scenes of the Newport Beach Cruise of Lights, and homes in Fo~tain Valley and Costa Mesa. •It will actually enhance con- versation rather. than distract from it," Dunn said, Moving to Southern Cali/or· nia can be a culttire shock. In 1990 Dunn, 29 and Gilder, 27, moved here from Florence, SIR ROGERS~ LTD. 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The longtime friends had always tossed aiound the idea of making movies but knew sitting around talking about it wouldn't get them any deals . It w~quote Dunn read from Rea s Digest that actual- ly prompt the two to move here: •He who wants mill< should not sit on a stool Jn the middle of a pasture Jn hopes that a cow will back up to him.,. •SEE SUCCEED PAGE A15 DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Tyler Glider (left) and D~n Dwm have prodQced a Cbrlstmas video through their company, Determined Productions, which ts appropriate In light of the dlttl.cultles they endured to produce lt since coming from Montana. you knew us, you loved us , we moved The Premier CyberCafe in Grange County, now at the a> ~1~e-,:,~IA http:www.dcafe.com e·moll-lnstont Internet-word processing 2930 Bristol, Costa Mesa 714-427-5855 Ml XI( 11.·.J IH qAURANT Ml CASA Hu gone ftsblngl ~ Por ftsb tacos White nsh served on a soft corn tortma wtth our "special" white sauce, cabbage. cheese. guacamole and a slice of lime. 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I Working lull time at a hospital : and trying to make it Jn the : movie bl.J8iness don't make good :company. , "It got to the point where we • said, 'We have to risk it all.'• ~Dunn said. ·we q\lit without : even knowing where our next ·paycheck was coming from." They both resigned from the hospital and jumped into film- making. They used credit card money and funds from friends -and family to buy film equipment .. • • I I I' I. 11 H I '\ I I II' I 1 , " ii,, I' • I,, 1 r 1 1 I r t 1 ' 1 I 11 t I 111" 'll\ ' . Black or Cognac $69 HEMPIIlLL'S SHOES In Wettclltf Court 1727 l/•1ettcllft Dr., NI 660-6856 ••••••••••••••••••• Newport : BEAtm' SUPPLY: cla 11 a'all!IDil • • ~ : 11-7).~ ·r: il!Oli!! E •Excludes Sebaslicln & [)prmolcXJical SA~ : .. ~1W!HJ ~·················· ~ . ::: 3601 Jamboree Rd #8 N.B. • :: 261 -6788 : > Jamboree at Bristol : :: Back Bay Court : ~ •.•............... • • IMND NEW, NEVER WORN, AUTHENTIC SOS,60s, 70S APPAii SOS, 60S, 70s DRHSH • ANTIQUES' (OUECTI SLU • UNllLIEVAILE OHt Of A KINP ITl~SI VINTAGE CLOTHING AT VINTAGE 111CIS "°" IN Fol YOUI '"°''"' and cover travel erperuses. The next step was figuring out what kind of film to make. •Jt was 80 degrees down here and we thought it would be nice to have something to remind us of home and Christmas,• Dunn said. Gilder remembered Christ- mases at home when the men would all gather around the 1V and watch football. could have gone out and gotten a job, but I didn't." Making a Chr18tmas v1deo WI 't aa eaay aa cooking a turkey. "It was mid-September and we discovered we didn't have any shots of the interior of a home,• Dunn recalled With little money and the need for more footage, the duo was in a quandary. •This would be my mother's revenge,• Gilder said. "They couldn't twn it off." SomeUmes a goal ls more Jmportant than a car. "I called my dad and said 'We need you to decorate for Christ- mas,"' Dunn said. "He just flipped. ·we started this year without -any income,• Dunn said. The duo has had their studio lights shut off, the telephone dis- connected and Gilder's car barely runs. ·we have to park it around the comer when we go to busi- ness meetings," Dunn said. "We new in 25 pounds of fake snow, five machines, a camera crane and a crew. We decorated the whole home outSide and inside, even to the point where my mother baked a turkey." (The turkey shows up a lot in the video.) The second night of filming, Dwm's father started to worry what the neighbors were th.ink- ing. In July Dunn had his car towed, and could.I).'t afford to get it back. "I went outside ~De day and my car was gone," Dunn lament- ed. "At that time, I was so broke I couldn't pay the $25 fee to the car'place and renew my tags; I just didn't have the money -so the city of Costa Mesa got to sell my car." ·we bad huge movie lights all a.round the house," Dunn recalled. "The house is enshrouded with fog, the fans have started up, the snow is blowing everywhere, all the l I'/' • I ' I· ... ·,. ~ '~ I f ... ' ~ ; ' I : ; But Dium says it was worth it. "I lost my car," he said. •tt's a terrible thing, but I was willing to make that sacrilice to do this. I KENNY 111• PRINTER ~SOJ212 Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse PRESENTS · In association with the Southern California College Department of Theater Arts Written by William Shakespeare • Directed by Morris Pike October st•·November 24"' Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00 PM Suadays at 2:00 PM For Information and Tickets Call 7 t •.&50.5219 661 Hamilton Street • Costa Mesa, CA I 11111111\.,. • ...._... •au 7 )' BOOK YOUR SEATS NOW FOR SOIJlllERN CALIFORNIA'S II 1WO llAPPlf'Sf ~ ~r~ HOIJDAY TREATS! ~ "A Festive Southern A ~ •. California Tradition" }Jtl' -Drama-Logue CHRISTMAS ~CAROL by Charles Dickens adap1ed by jerry Parch D ooipture the spirit of .ft.an old-fa.WonOO Ouistmas with ~·s bebui annual staging of ~~Dicken.5 ~ December 1 -24 : -l ; , • Mt-Ilia I'~ l:fl.\\T 114.M.·\i'I\~ Cl \Tl RY OOM"ll ,ICATIO\.\, II I ~ kl !o<: t"4 ll<HIMW\ l'mCllKfr n ••ca "Another tradition -with a Spanish accent - a joyous event indeed" -Daily Pilot * by Octavio Solis mu le by Marcos Loy.i Ayoun~ ldrl'$ Journey of discO\-ery. renewal and reunion \\1U 811 the hart: of ~ry ftmUy With the glory of Chr1stmts. * Ila-......... ~-· Otceaaber 8 -2• U)W.paJQl) ~I~ Df.cllMBfJt (\ . , ._ _______ .. McG1a l'll!W1'. \\IUlW>flotr ~ N NII Hr~~ l'tNKm..,.,..... fllrCMC *-'1\ 41. '°'~TAIMilT mml f\.111 .. Christmas lights are on in this house and here it sits on this hill looking like a big "X-Piles• house with the lights streaming through the fog. My dad was just mortified." THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1996 Christmas ball, we'd twn on the air conditioning so it was really cold and we'd sit there and listen to Christmas music.• They went through about 120 CDs before choosing the offbeat Through trial and error, Dunn and Gilder fin4Uy figured out what it takes to make a movie. The tape is DOW distributed nationally through Wal-mart and Kmart. "The house is eriBhrouded with fog, the fans have started up, the snow is bloWing everywhere, all the Christmas lights are on in thls house and here It sits on this hill looking like a big 'X-Ffles' house with the lights streaming through the fog. My dad was The duo also recently signed a de al with America West to use the video for in-flight entertain- ment. And Champs sports stores a.re using the video •decoration• to entertain customers dwing the holidays. Other retail stores have also expres~ed interest. The pair will start work in Pebrua.ry on a series of children's videos called "The Great Moral Stories." \ just mortHied . . . # I -DARREN DUNN Choosing the seasonal music was another feat. "I'd wait for my wife to go to work." Dunn said.• As soon as she'd leave, we'd close all the curtains, I'd hang up this big 'i 1894-1996 Four Generations t 02 Years! All Room Sizes REMNANT CLEARANCE 50%0FF NOW OPEN SUNDAYS from l l -4p.m . ALDEN'S CARPETS. INC I 1:>63 PkK't'lllkl ~I ( ·0..,1.i M t''Wl 646-4838 • carols and jingles that add the perfect background music. Finding a distributor was another roadblock. ·we didn't know what we were doing." Dunn said . 17th & Irvine Ave. Costa Mesa "One of our principal aims is not to just make quality family - entertainment but to make ente~ tamment that improves the qualf ~ ty of families," Dunn said. · They will also be doing a simi- lar, high-tech Christmas video far Miramar that should be out by nex1 Christmas. ~ - NOW ONN FIOM 7AM ............ ~14819147 140LCUPOFOUIT4STYI SMOOTHIE I ANY YOGURT ! . FAT Fl~T Fill I GET 1 FREE I PIE 1 · .1 • Vlllid •t lhK loution only I • V.iid •t IM loc.ltion oN/ I • V.itd .i Iha 1oatiOn oNJ 1J. • Nql good With Vlf ~ off0< • Nol good Wllh ~ OH.. • Not pid with ~ otfw __ ::.,~--..L--=1.!_ ___ ..L--~1.!_ __ _ F IRST CITY rn SPACE ... 1 • •,• *' ~ -BIG .. : ~ .. ·. ·.: NEWPORT ~·~PO~' 8flC•. · 1 ~·I O'iO ITM TIU: FlllT CCllfTACT lf'l·UI IHCE JAii ff'll .-I AU. l1IE WAY {NI TltE ..... MAI TWO FAClS IPG·131 .-! AU.MWAY (PCI .._ -·· .-al AU. Tm WAY fPGr,. 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Ribt, chicken and salmon, eAch barbecued in the open fire rotisserie, plus roasted lamb and beef, carry the menu, along with good specialty chill, salads and side dishes Besides good food, Bandera has an eager-to-please staff, moderate pnces, a full-scale bar with name-brand house pours, pant drafts of beer and aJe, two TVs for sports fans and fr ee bones for the pooch. There's nothing not to like, e xcept having to stand around waiting to gel in. They don't take reservations. Readers I met at the election booths last week told me they have not been able to get in because Bandera fills up so early. Bandera specializes in Amer- acan regional barbecue with emphasis on Southwest tute1 and an attentive eye toward• America's continuing relation- ship with sugar and salt. Dazzling chill ($6.95) is as good to taste as it is to look at. Black beans and roasted pieces of chicken are its main ingredi- ents, with sweet com kernels, chopped green and red peppers and Zuni-white flecks of goat cheese on top. It's a work of art, though a tad salt}'. I would go back for a second helping any day of the week. Their com bread is no slouch either. It is served in an iron skillet ($3.7.51 making a novel presentation. A single slice costs 75 cents. Sugary glaze gives the top a crusty browned finish. Bandera recommends it for stuffing -not a bad idea. Sweet Texas-red barbecue sauce makes the marinade and basting for Western beef back ribs ($13.95), tender to the point of dropping into your lap. They are served with a side of coleslaw and chips. You might supplement that with a side of lumpy mashed potatoes ($1.95) - 17th St. BEAUTY CENT ER •• ~· T111 Br ...,, Sr r I <. 110\. '' T 1H\'\.! ' I NIOXIN I I \ :, 1' Ji I .r.~.:~ #fl,-. -· A .~. fJ'Ml'/LR I A I ti0.1iJ.t\. 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For some reason best known to the company chefs, the salmon's side dish is a heap of cold rice salad with some grains of wild rice thrown into the mix • SEE BANDERA PAGE A 17 THANKSGIVING ON THE BAY Serving a Traditional THANKSGIVING TURKEY with all the trimmings . $ 109~r penoti (chlld's ponlons avallablc) Other selected FRESH FISH & MEATS Available RESERVATIONS SUGGESTED 675-0474 2318 N rt Blvd. • N rt Beach, CA ,~o/~,~~ SPECIALS Custom Photo Greeting Cards Call for an appointment Galleries 6tudio 124 IROADW4Y, UNIT D, COSTA MISA, CA. 92627 (714) 646-0337 Join Us For Lunch • Dinner • Sunday Brunch • Catering Available 'I . For Reservations and Dircctioru Call 723-0621 251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach ~w EL:MN_C_H-~T-0 HOLIDAY FIESTAS C.•plete c.terln1 hrvlc•• Sizzling Fajita Bar • Strolling Mariachis Margarita 8c Cerveza Bar ............ 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EXPERT ALTERATIONS ..., _ __, E' 714-650-8225 Mention this Ad Offer Expires 11 -30-96 • 4 :~~~".! ~·~ Just in time for tbe holidays, Mauimo and Fenuindo bave got to_g.tber to ~I tbe restaurant and redo the menu to mau ~ holida1 more enjoyabl., affordabl., ciftd ~onwnaent for a special time to suit your boliday needs. Parry room for up to 45 people. '575 Newport Blvd. Co.ta Mesa, CA 92627 (714) 645-8460 .. .. l I • • I ' I • I ! II BANDERA CONTINUED FROM A16 with bits of blueberries and almonds in a vinaigrette dress- ing. It ts called •very Wild Rice Salad.• Interesting, but I won- der 11 they have tried it hot with no salad dressing? _.. Manager Patrick Eng sug- gests that diners not interested in the hardwood fires and sauces of the barbecue will enjoy chicken and Andoullle sausage Jambalaya ($12.95). Bandera also serves roast leg of lamb with white The house's own Worcester- shire-style sauce is a feature of wild mushrt>bm meatloaf made of mushrooms, ground veal and chuck roast. Mashed potatoes come with it ($12.95). Apple-cured pork tenderloin is cut into chunks ($14.95) and is in such a delicate state of tender surrender that a knife would be overkill. It is memo- rable pork, but you may want to scrape aside some of its con- fection-lllce barbecue sauce. In fact, my mind began to stray to my next dental appoint- ment when I tasted Bandera's ultimate dessert. It is based on the Oreo cookie concept: two chocolate discs with a white center. I felt sugar crystals on my tongue when I sampled the _ thick, frozen chocolate patties with the distinctive Oreo flavor- ing. The chocolate rounds are in generous drifts of vanilla ice cream. Experience shows in the design of Bandera's floor plan. One of their tested theories proved that the majority of cus- tomers prefer not to sit at tables, so Bandera has only booths, banquettes and .. -. . . . ... -·· .. barstools. By 7 p .m . every seat is taken and noise becomes intense, injurious only to conversation. Wooden baffles discreetly remove some of the din, but the mixture of CD jazz, Latino and zydeco music keeps the beat loud and the mood at a swift pace. If errands or commuting have taken you past the main intersection of Marguerite Avenue and Ea.st Coast High- way in Corona del Mar, you have witnessed the parade of restaurants com e and go, the most recent being the failed Corona Cafe. Starting from scratch, the original building was razed and a new foundation dug. Plans evolved to set the restaurant at the east end of the lot, leaving adequate parking in front and around the side. Bandera was under construc- tion for a year, built as deliber- ately as a hero sandwich. After a history of openings, closings and bankruptcies in the old building, this restaurant looks like it has a shot at being around in 2000. SOURDOUGH WAFFUS AT CARWCOO Had breakfast with good friends on the peninsula one Saturday morning at Caffe Car- luccio, where the sourdough waffles, a Saturday spedalty, are just outstanding. For rising power, owner/chef Karl Poetes, a primo baker, says he uses yeast made from organic grapes and a waffle recipe from one of Nancy Silverton's La Brea Bak- ery cookbooks. He bakes bread daily and serves buttermilk pancakes as well as omelets, savory sand- wiches, salads, freshly made bagels and croissants, along with a variety of good, strong coffees. The friendly, casual cafe is located in the old red brick Forgit building at 2201 W. Bal- boa Blvd. 675-7004. DOUBLE DINING DISCOUNTS For Early Bird diners, here is an offer from Bill Hamilton, pro- ~ An American Cafe Great Homestyle Traditional & Contemporary American Fare 462 East 1 71h· Street • Costa Mesa Open 7 Days A Week THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21. 1996 A f1 platter chatter prietor of both The Cannery and Riverboat Cafe. Dine at either place duribg early bird hours, enjoy early bird lower prices, and also receive a half-off coupon for dinne.r at the other restaurant. Early bird dining at Riverboat is Tuesday through Thursday from 4 to 7 p.m. and at The Cannery Monday through Thursday from 5 to 7 p .m. (The Riverboat Cafe is closed on Monday.) Plan to take full advantage of this double discount exchange by dining at each restaurant ~ougb Dec. 15. THE NO COUNTING, NO COOKING DIET A company called Healthy Gourmet is ready to count your calories for you and control your cholesterol and fat intake. They will prepare a week's worth of breakfasts, lunches and dinners and -if you stay out of grocery stores, favorite cafes and cookie shops -you will have better health and sllmmer thighs. Seven days of breakfast, lunch and dinner will cost approximately $96~$108, depending on your required calonc intake. Call owners Susan and Don Johnson at 833- 2929 for more detailed informa- tion. TABLE SCRAPS I hear that the Back Bay Cafe, located within the New- port Dunes, is on the lookout for • a talented chef . Speaking of which, chef Ben Ford at Win- dows on the Bdy is pretty darned good, accord.mg to his famous dad, actor Harrison Ford John Sharpe, owner and executive chef of West Coast Producllons, Bistro 201, Diva etc., 1ust ccle.hrdled bLrthday No. Five-oh Hdppv Birthday, John ... And hdppy anruversary to the Avlla famH), celebratmg El Ran- duto's 30th year tn business. WILLIAMJ;JALL MASTERC: .. ORALE. ~ rt£)tmd!i ~-· for the Family ,~i Produce • Breads • Fish • Flowers In Corona del Mar Seasonal classics, audience sing-alongs, and a ~ special performance of Britten's Ceremony of Carols'<'' featuring The AU-American Boya Chorua highlight this holiday tradition for the entire fam•tv' Every Saturday 9:00am-1:00pm \\,.lh 111.11111"1 I'" 11·:1 I 1·, .. 1,,. ,. "-.'fl .. ;11 \ . .1111 Market Hd<i Rain or Shine All Year Long AN AMERICAN CAFE Located at 462 East 17tti Street in Costa Mesa. Open 7 days e week. Mon.-Sat. Bam-9pm Sunday bU 3pm Serving breakfast. tuncti & dinner. Mede from acratdl peea, salad dreSS1ngs &. soups 548-3:li6 NEWPORT Bl!ACH BREWING CO. A full 118N1Ce restaurant Wlttl fresh beer brewed here Outdoor dining &. plenty of free parlong Hours Mon .• Tho 11 ·:ntm-11 ~. Fn 1 1 :3Qem.1 ·CDem Sat 9 CXJam.1 COem Sun 9 COem-11 :~m Vu. MC. Amax. Oners accepted ReseNebOns party of B or more. 2920 Newport 8IYd , Newport Beach, CA 92663 (714) 675-8449 ZUBIES Menu lrdJdes· Albs. Oltcken. Steak & Lobster, Prme Rib. Pizza. ~Ber. Prices Range From $3.95 And Up. Hot.r.i· 11 ·3Clem 1 ~ · Coclctaile T~ 11 pm. Credit Cards Not Accepted Reservations Not Needed. l.ocet8d at 1712 Placentia, Costa Mesa (714) 645-8001 MUDDY'S COP'P"Ell HOUSE Located et 1175 Baker St. Suite 124 In Gosta Mesa. Live Bands on Fri. & Set. nights from 9-11 pm. We feature Gourmet Espreeso Drinks'& Bakery treats Open Mf 6:30em- 10:3Q>m. 6 :30em-12am weekends. 549-8077 CAl'P'll PANINI l.oc8tl!ld at 2933 East Coast ~ (2 doors IOUttl of Rubys) In Corona Del Mlw'. SerWlg Seafood, Peca, Gourmet Pizza, Mocha & Juices ~ 7 d¥. week. Th 7em-3pm & Fn 7~1~. 675-8101 GOLDEN SPOON YOGURT II SMOOTHIES Locaced at 488 Eaat 17th St. Coate Mesa. SLffR tEAIJHY TIEAlS • Belidea Iha popullr taa, cr.-ny, fat he yogurt, ttw Golden Spoon location now on... deliaoua lrTlOClttl!M. power ~ & yoQlf1 plal from 7 em Qq> by on yo.r w.J to wort or for ~ 7 am-10pm~-10am-10 pm waekendl. 54s.9147 Sunday, 7:30 p.m. December 15, 1996 Orange County Performing Art• Center ' (714) 556-6262 ) --· *' ... --------------------------------------.. : HOUSE Thanksgiving Dinner Turlrey. Harn. ~ .Mashed Potatoes, Yams, Green Beans. Cranbeny Saure. Pumpkin & Pecan Pie Adults $}4.95 &MUCHMORE! ChJ.lclrm under lO •s.95 .. • • • • • • • ·I l I Reservations Accepted I 2607 Pacific Coast HW}J/ : 650-1818 (Qverlooking Newport Bay7 I ----------- RISTORANTI! MAMMA GINA Locat.ed st 251 e.. Peofic Coe9t Highway in Newpa-t Beach lunch Mon -Sat 11 .30-2 30, Sunday Brunch 11 am-3pm. Cllnner Mon-Sun Spm-1~. Cal lltle8d for reservabOnS 673-9500 CAFFE PANINI Located at 233 East C.oe&t !+.Ny (2 doors south of Rutiys] in Ccrona del Mar Servmg Seafood. Pasai, Goosmet Pius. Mocha & ~. Ftne selecoons of tal1811 and Celfoma wines & beer ~n 7 days a wee!\ Th 7am-3pm &. Fn 7am-1~ 67s.8101 SABATINOS RESTAURANT le SAUSAGE CO. Pasta. Qiesar-Select Homemede Sausage. Veal, Lamb, Vegetanan Oshea, Wrne, Beer. Ceppuccino & Det1aa't. Hw's 7 Days A Week. Servmg Sat' & Sun. Brunch From 8 :JJ. 1.00, Son -Thurs 11 am-1 ~. Fn . .sat. 11 em-11 pm All MajOI' 0'9dtt Cards Aa:eptad Locat.ed At 251 Shipyard Wfly. Newpcrt Beach (71 4) 7230021 AVILAS EL RANCHITO Auttientic Mexican Food, Wti:l The Freshest Ingredients & A New Light Cuisine. Great Margeritaa. Hotn· Lunch & Dinner. All Maior Q'tldit Cards Accepted Located et 2101 Pllllcentia. Costa Mesa (714) 642-1142 and 2EDJ Newport BMl .• Newport Beech (714) 675-6855 Ml CASA CU meale ere now • tnp to 8a,e es wel as Mexico. Now offering lilh taco8 Phone llheed for ordets to-go. Hours. Oelly From 11 illllrn. /l.I Maior cndt Cerda Accepted Loaad At 296 17th Q.. ().ca Mesa (71 4) 64~7626 A MACHI Q.llhl & &.llhl to Go. Complece Bar. /l.I ...... ad Cwdl. l..ocDd At 2675 INlna P#a , (Acrola From ~ Golf Co.na) (714) 845-5!518 THS aAlltN 8TIEAK HOU811 Menu lndudla a..k. rr.t\ Alli.~ • .,,,....~ ... ~ ,.. From 13. 7& For UAndl 118 ~FU' Olnnlt. Hlii8; Mnn.-s.. ~ , 1ltl\ For u.rd\, 4~ Mon . .fri., om.-3:~ 91&. & Sun .• ,.... Qd c.r.. Aacilplmd loc:iad,. 23CD ....... 191, OaiD Mll9 (714) M1.S777 &.:A CAYS MRI~ L.obmr. o-.b, 91rimp, Smlka Rib•· Oitt ~ Fri & Bil. MN Al». r'\11Ber·6 Wini I.& Oli.lll Or'llil 1-bft ~,, •3l)a 30-~Mon .... "°"' 8.SOpln '-'-. ~k I w4.0lnneb ~-1-Nl9Alilll .IMIS17'N) ........... _.&tlil•~··•OallaMlm(714) S.7944 TA PAS, The only restaurant 111 o c to otter the finest in CtJISll'le from Span ~ l111e Ramenco entertainment Speaakzing ri Paella, steaks, gnlled fresh fish &. pastas ()pen 5 days per wee!(, closed Sun &. Mon Loceted at 4253 MartlnQa'e Wwy (BehlOd Staples at MacArthur & Connthtan) MaJDi credit cards ~. 75&8194 THAI SPICE Voted by !tie Register ~rs. es appeered Ill the ~ ot 1)-ange County sed'Xln es ihe Best Thai Food In Orange Cwnt)' Lunch dinner. catenng & takeout 61 5 W 19th St C. sta Mesa 548-4333 THAI WAVE Dine In or tak&<>Ut Fast & free delivery SeNlog loncti &. dinner Located at 211 62nd St Newport Beach. Open 7 days a weelc.. Vtsa. Mestercard & Amencan Exprea accepted 645-3057 THAI TOUCH l.ocatlld at 2616 Sen MigUel Or 111 Newport Beach Open for lunch, Mon.~,., 11 3Qam.3pm, dinner lel"V9d Sun.-Thurs. 5-9pm Baer and wme served. Clltenng end takl out also 11V&1lable Al1 major credit cardl eocept8d 640-0123 THE CANNBRY HaltDnc 'Narar'frol It Aestaurerlt and Herber ()\j19e Center Hotn Mon.&t.11 ~-2Cllem Sun 10~12-CQlm.AllMap Q'edl c.'da RBearvaborll Suggead Loe.cad It ~10 ~ P#a . ~Beach CA 92663 (71"1 67~5777 F811675-2510 NKW~RT LANDING ~ ~-Dwq. Sat & Sun Olampagne &vlch. Dinner Menu 113.95·119 ~. 0,...-Bar Menu SaMd AM D9y Houts 1C>Clllm . 11 ·~.Amo. Mutsoird. v.... llnner ~ R1c:omm•ldld Located It SD E Eclgew9Cisr. Balioe (714) 875-2373 THE aLUSWATKllt GRILL c..t ...,.. Ol ll dining • Iha fonnr de o4 the hlstor'lc Saa awttyri o.i-(1 ~ fratl ~ ..-iocs • ... bll' end ..... ,..,, merblt Ful * C-.0--l*iO· Onncl pltiO M ""'°' C9'dl. Cltering ....wM. ~ l4>0ll ln'Wel Model...., pfad. Loc8tlCI at 830 UdD Plf'll. D-M nw Udo ~ ~ 7 dl)ls. UlOh lt1d dinner. 97'Sffii. • ' 1 ) • ' • THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1996 Zero · tolerance policy a bitter, but effective pill It's a tough rule. But it's supposed to be. Zero tolerance for students caught with drugs, alcohol or weapons. No breaks, no excuses, no exceptions. Students violating the rules ·are sent, for a sem~ster, to another school. Athletes lose their place on the team. It's a hard lesson to learn, but a real one nonetheiess -break the rules and pay a heavy price. That price is mild compared to the rising toll of teen drinking and drug use. Every year the stories are the same.-Kids, good kids, have a few drinks and are killed in car crashes across the nation. It's an epidemic that is begging for a cure. And we've started taking our medicine in Newport-Mesa. Still, the punishment has been 'called harsh by some parents and students caught in the zero tolerance snare. Some have challenged, or plan to challenge, district rul- ings in. court. But we agree with the school district, which ruled last week that the policy s hould remain intact -mainly because it works. The evidence? Many say drinking at school evens has dropped off since zero tolerance was enacted six years ago. Fu..rther, no one should be surprised by the policy since parents and students must sign a statement at the start of each year acknowledging zero tolerance and its conse- quences. ' Transferring students to another school is a stiff penalty, but anything less threatens to weaken the message that such behavior will not be tolerated. Complaints that the policy has been selectively enforced a re troubling. It shouldn't matter if a student is an athlete, a valedictorian or the class clown -the rules should apply evenly. But rathe r than allow that to be used as a way to dis- mantle zero tolerance, we believe enforcement should be beefed up and loopholes erased. Finally, let's not forget that drinking under the age of 21 and providing alcohol to minors are crimes. Instead of tinkering with the rules, we should be work- ing toward wa.yuo.illfluence our youth with something other than alcoT altering substances. .. , community. commentary A BAD --COMBIN·ATION Readers bemoan merger between county beaches and parks department with public works ' I vehemently oppose the merg- ing of county Harbors, Beach- es and Parks Department with Public Works. They are totally different, philosophically and technically. The beach programs have suffered enough. They have lost control over the quality of the water, the sani- tation of the beaches and it seems illogical to lump them with the Public Works which is more technically oriented in the conduct of road building. No, I think it is unwise and is false economy. I totally disap- prove of merging the two. K.W.DUMARS Newport Beach The lack of leadership exhibit- ed by the board of supervisors has left me unimpre~sed. Their effort at damage control included pillaging the budget of harbors, beach and parks. · Park users and Orange Coun- ty citizens will feel the pinch from that one for years to come. This latest venture is another step down the wrong road. Per- haps we could find the supervi- sors a map so they can steer Orange County to a healthy future. We already have a sound and ~ viable harbor, beaches and parks as it stands today. It's not broken so let's fix what is. -AMYLnTON Costa Mesa Our Harbors.Beaches and Parks Department under the leadership of its director, Robert Fisher, has been doing an excel- lent job. providing recreational resources for the public. The money f~r the operation of this department comes from \ MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT Readers prefer single county department to deal with Ba.ck Bay issues~ user fees leases and tidelands funds. To consolidate this depart- ment under the public works department is a mistake. The Ha,rbors, Beaches and Parks Department should remain an independent department so that it may continue to provide the high level of quality services it presently does. Any degradation of the har- bors, beaches and parks would result in los~ of value to real estate and other commerce resultillg in lower tax revenue to the county. Please keep the Har- bors, Beaches and Parks Depart- ment a strong independent department. ARTGRONSKY Presiclent of the Orange County Coast Association Newport Beach The county should not com- bine.harbors, beach••••tt; with public works. How long would it take before a work order got in the wrong bureau- cratic box and we would have the only beaches and bays in the world with concrete sidewalks and asphalt bottoms? Now that would be really special. ., MICHAEL GLUECK Newport Beach Having been a long time · employee of the county and hav- ing been quite familiar with the harbors, beaches and parks oper- ation, I would like to say they have done a tremendous job with the resources that th.ey have had especially in the last few years. r believe that the leadership under Robert Fisher has done a tremendous jQb for the citizens. There has been a tremendous increase in the Parks and the ser- vices·that they provide and I think it is very well managed. I would hate to see that a spe- cialty unit lose its effectiveness by being merglK'.l mto hlother large agency that possibly would not lend itself to the type of oper- ation that they have 'lo run. It really is a specialty and I feel , ~t they got a real good handle . on what they ar~ doing. , I feel that it should remain as ; a separate entity in a county structure. I just feel at this point ! they deserve the recognition of ' staying alone to do their busine~. the way they have done it in the, past because I feel that is best for the city. = DICK OLSON Costa Me5!l The Harbors, Beaches and Parks Department is one of the few that is really responsive to the public, to the individual as well as small groups meanipg you don't have to be a develo~ or a lobbyist to get infonnation from, to get action from them. A change of any sort to be absorbed into a body that is not responsive which seems to be true of most of county govern- ment is a reason for concern. NANCY GARI>NER Corona del Mar best of the readers hotline ~o ·wrong with 'meqical' marijuana • EDITOlt'S N01E: readers if they th of Pr'oposltion 215 fu dren and antl-df'\19 OARE. Her~ lllll! a few don't think it is of uiy differ- ence whether yo)l are. talking about prescription drugs like eroin or like morphine or if you e using marijuana 84 • pre- ' ption drug. You bW* to tell e children the 5'Dltft1llng. This is prescribed by a doctor ,therefore tf llil_.,~ acceptable.~ r; re is no problem.. • J .... SANDY Ll!SKY Corona del Mar I am very opposed to Proposi- tion 215. My daughter died about 15 years ago 1 tenn heroin abuse ed with martjuan ~dictive and lea .drug to another. I whole story. here has even made a peep. Any of the people who are addicted to substances including marijua- na haven't even thought a thing about this. No way has it been seen to make things easier to get the chemical. DAVE RIGGELE Costa Mesa I think that this law was a very bad law to just open up the legalization of any drugs. I think it is a bad message to our young people. There are other'things that could be used for ill people for their medical use. Marijuana is not the right thing. It's a bad thing to go. S~SPRENGER Newport Beach I'm very disturbed about Proposition 215 being approved. I think it ls time, now that it ts approved, that we have some classes in school that the children can be told exactly why and what it iS for. I already have my grandchil· dren ridiculing and laughing, saying •but grandma there is nothing wrong with pot, every- body just voted for it and you old people, you voted for it.• It ii very distracting. That is all we have ls our little on.es that are~ up to run our ClOWltry arid ii it ii going to be run on people ~able to think tt ii OK to use drugl we're In deep. deep trouble. MAn'Y SWDLUT Newport Beach your si It adv ant of nausea wasting syn- drome in 1'elieving the pressure of glaucoma. You have prescription drugs such as sedatives, pain killers, tranquilizers that are given to people who do not have lite- threatening illnesses. I believe that sends more of a mixed reac- tion to young people than mari- juana that explicitly states on the initiative that it is for medical p~es .. ~ orphine, which iU.hiQblf, highly addic- tive paltlldller, and is at times med in life-threatening illnesses and at times just to relieve pain where it is necessary, but people become addicted to it. DEBORAH REED Newport Beach What a disaster. When 1 first saw the TV commerd.als promot- ing the passage of Proposition 215, I went also with the concept of it helping aid cancer ridden patients. However, after thoroughly studying the specific wording of ~ 2,5. I was shocked to realize how ~y it wu written. It bu many loopholes. 'Jbote, thoiougbly knowl- edg-.bt. arid experienced in tbiif County Sheriff rt Beach D Mona.rcll and h1I c:io~ Dulene Bell were a with the paaage of 215. e general public WU butt~anto wttng tt tn. This ii the true fMDIW cl many senai· ble, law ·~ dtizem. Let'• h.ang in there and tight tlDI ~·· I do not believe that it will increase drug use, but it will increase awareness. People will 1 become more educated about '' 1 marijuana and the things that it can do and the positive use of it. Because the positive us~s greatly outweigh. the negative. I' think it is a good thing that hap- pened, it is a step in the right direction, but people are undere- ducated about it. I believe that , education about "marijuana is a critical point in order to legalize the drug and make sure that it is used responsibly. Responsible use is very important. NI~~~~~· Nobody wants their kids to use drugs. The new medical marijuana. law allows the hurt, the siclc and the dying to allevi- ate some of their pain and suff~r ing. Why would anyone not want these people to be able to help " themselves? Tobacco is physically addictive and mutjuan4 is not. We have been sending the wrong tilgnal to our children for years. That which ts illegal is far less danger- ous then alcohol and toba.cco. It doesn't make a lot ol ~. ATSONdBDER Newport Beach Thanks for the· help MS ASSOCIATION OllfMGI COUNTY OCM'1"Elt The~ l.mrel Sderosis AtlodMiof\ Orlnge County (],apter; needs mainy ~ for lnfonna-tlon. c.all the ~pter Office at 175- 1922. ALZHEIMElt'S ASSOCIATION Of ORANGE COUNTY The Alzhelmen Association of Orange County needs volunteers for Its VlsJtlng Volunteer Program; support group leaders for patients and care givers; and for the volunteer helpline. ,Jnterested volunteers can call 283-1111. I ~AMUllCAN CANCU soom • The Orange County Region of the ;American Cancer Society Is seeking •office 'Gl.~een. Also, volunteen are :'being JOught to answer calls for the 'unit's Helpline lnfoCenter. For lnforma-:t1on on these and other volunteer •opportunities. call Sally carson at 261· '9446. AMUllCAN HOME HEALTH I HOSPICE PROGRAM . The American Home Health Hospice Program needs volunteers to give en» .,tJonal support to terminally Ill patients • ..net their families In the greater Orange :S:OUnty area. Training is provided. For ""formation, call 550-0800 or (900) 540-~545 . • ~EIUCAN RED CROSS, •ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER • The Oral'}9e County Chapter of the ·American Red Cross needs volunteers to .address community groups about Red •Cross services and to act as liaisons with ,the media In disaster and emergency "1ituatlons. For Information, call Judy ,Iannaccone, 835-5381, or Joan Miller, '635-5381, Ext. 422. . • 4IG 8"0THERS, BIG SISTERS ! Men and women over 20 years old 'Who have lived in Orange County for at )east six months and have been on the ;ob for at least three months are need- )d to serve as big brothers or big sisters ~children ages 6 to 16 from single- "parent homes. For information, call 544-m3 BOY SCOUTS OF AMERKA INC.. Voluntee< opportunities include fund raising, program development and training to existing troops and pad<s. For more Information, call Devon Dougherty, 546-4990. BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS OF COSTA MESA/NEWPORT BEACH The three area Boys and Girls Clubs need volunteer coaches and arts and crafts workshop teachers. For locations THURSDAY, NOVEMIEll 21, 1• A Md more lntoon.Uon. call Dkk ftow9n. 642·2245. CJTIZEHS FOR A SEWAGE fMI IAY Yow help ls M9ded 10 help~ NMpo,t Harbor as .,, unpolluted ~. ~group INdat'J, Md orpMzen .,.. needed. Cati 722· 1710. ~HOSPITAi. The C.ott.ge Hospital Costa Mes. ltm.· lllary Is ~untw'S 10 petform clerfcal, n ~ ~lft shop Md other duties at the hospttAI. for Infor- mation, call 642:273' between 9 a.m. and4p.nt. COMMUMTY HOSPICI CARE Community ~Care, which pro. vldes medlcal and ejllOtlonal support to tenninally Ill patients and their famllles in Orange County, needs volunteers In Costa Mes.a and Newport Beach. for information or to register. call Ondy Laird, 97S.7447. COSTA MESA <MC P\AYHOUSE The Costa Mes.a CMc: Playhouse needs volunteers. for ushering. ~ mailing,. typing. lights and many other duties. For more infonnatioo, call 650- 5269. COSTA MESA HISTORJCAL SOOETY The society collects information, pho- tos and ar1ffacts relating to the hlstOfY of Costa Mesa and the harbor area. VoJ.. unteen .re needed for clerical tasks, computef<input and help in the library. For Information, call Charles Beecher. 631-5918. Costa Mesa at 2482 Newport 81Yd .. No. 7 or Union Bri In Newport Bach at 1090 Bayside Or. Phone 721-1107 few more Information. F~ DEVELOPMENTAL CDfT'ER The Fairview Dewlopmental Center In Costa Mes.a needs volunteers, and donatk>ns ere~. for more lnfor-mW<>n. c.all 957-5188 between a a.m. and 4:30 p.m. RSH HARBOR AREA INC. Friends in Service to Humanity (FISH) COSTA MESA LITERACY GROUP The Costa Mesa Literacy Center needs volunteer tuton to teach English speak· Ing adults to read and write, or English as a second language. All tutor train- ing Is provided and there is no foreign language requirement. Training classes are on Tuesday evenings and Saturday morning for six weeks. After training tutors usually work with 1-3 students one evening per week at a local church for a 90 minute period. can Barbara at . 832-1464 or Margery at 548-3384 for more information. . The Merchants of Mesa Verde Center Wish You and Your Family a Rich and Joyful Season of Thanksgiving. COSTA MESA SENIOR aNTtR The multipurpose senior seNlces facili- ty at the comer of 19th Street and Pomona Avenue seeks volunteers for a variety of tasks. For more Information, call 645-2356 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. OJDDLE. INC. Provide support to abused and aban- doned children as a Cuddle, Inc. hotline specialist. Amwer the toll-free number at your own home during a 12-hour shift, one or two days per month. Con- tact Debbie Magnusen at 432-9681. DEFORE FOUNDATION FOR THE ARTS The Defore Foundation for the Arts. a non-profit organization dedicated to dance at 151 Kalmus Drive, G-3, Costa ~t At>' t U9sg muY • •u. uellD ~. TOY9 • ACCll ...... llTC. RIMN~9111d.(m&De1Mw) ................. c...-. (714J a1.1aa l#lamburger Hamlet El Paso Oantina Sou plantation La Petite Boulangerie/ Java City DUALITY SHOPS FOR THE HOLIDAYS Alln'OUCH ClllUlAI Offering the latest In cellular phones. service and related accessories. Crystal Court 11llrd Level llllTOL HAllOl IAUIOI Cl High quality pre-pack.aced smoked seafoods and related gourmet gift Items. South Coast Pim f1rst Level. Crystal Court Third Level .,.. CALEIDAI CUI Literally hundreds of creative gift ideas for everyone on your shopping list Crystal Court Third Level. CAIDU IOUT1QUE Assorted decorative and handcrafted candles and unique gift items. Crystal Court Third Level. ClllSTMAI EVERYDAY Filled to the brim with quality hand-crafted, unique seasonal items. South Coast Plaza Villace. HAllY IDAVI Treats from our cataJoc, custom gift baskets, ftne specialty foods and beautiful items Items to decorate yt»ur home. South Coast Plaza First Level. KITCHRTl.a A collection ol prmet cooklnc utensils and home~. ~rystal Court F1rst Le\'el. MACY'S cmnllAI UWIY Presentlftl• wlntetwondertand ftlled with tJeasUres. South Coast Pllli F1llt Level. Crystal Court F1rst Level. .... A umque obllectiOn ol f200 music bores floa\ all ewer the wodd with over JOO U.. lndudlnc an array ol musk.II dolls Ind docks. Crystal Court 'l1*d Leilel. Mlll'llAD.,.. Presenttnc the finest hlftd.ollted dea>ratlons and lift Items, spedallzinc In personalized ornaments Ind ;ft:s. QYstaJ Court 11tlrd Level. TllWWPlll ' For eumlve cift baskets, lift wnipplnc Ind Ub.'¥11it 11'e Wrapper 11. 5cMA o..t Pim Slcorid Level. Cfystal CGurt ~IM. Mrs. Field's Cookies Ice Chalet Kona Lanes Edwards Cinema Center Bank of America Mesa Verde Center is conveniently located one mtk south of the 405 Freeway on Harbor Boulfvard In Costa Mesa, For more information, please call 714-435-2050. , / • .. I .I l _j All> THUl\sOAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1996 EL TORO CONTINUED FROM A 1 AM Station. Their choices: a 38 mil· llon·passeoger·per-year commerdll clirport1 a cargo airpol'ti or non-air· rt uses such as a transportation ter. A CORBullant-drafted environ· mental impad report outlines the opbons. The board must choose one of the options by the U.S. Depart· :nent of the Navy's Dec. 30 deadline. Allport Working Group Presi· dent Clarence Turner, a former Newport Beach mayor, will show up -%today tn Santa Ana with a cootin· Jent of expert Wltnesses tn tow. ..,.He'U bnng a pilot who has flown :>lclJles out or El Toro, a test pilot and ~{ 'i-a runway • design • F. Y.I. expert. +The Orange Other Air· County Piao-port Working • nlng Commls-Group mem-bers are · · .. ; i sion meets at p u t t i n g "' 'f 1 :30 p.m. together a · ···I today at the Vldeo of · : l county Hall of sound bites • from El Thro • Administra· " f 'tion, 10 Civic cUrport advo-., 1 cates who ... I Center Drive, can't make .. S Santa Ana. the meeting, "'----··-· _,, Turner said . . • , Tu mer also ,,,, ,t·nt out m<>clmg remmders to 2,500 JI hL-. yroup's 4,000 members. ···-I IP l 1xpressed confidence that the 0111m1ssionPrs and the supervisors ~., "Niii con!(' down m fttvor of a com- --• lll('ff'ldl dlrport. Newport 13edch Councilman fcm1 Edwdrds, Mayor John Hedges mil City MaOdger Kevin Mwpby tl-.o Me planrung to attend the com- -m-.-.JOn mcebng. : t..1urphy ts askmg residents to do : Nhtll<'VN they CdJl to show up for I his dltPmoon's meeting. ·11 1s cnbcd.l thdl the (county) 1 tJl,inmng Conurussion recommends ,It~ to the hodrd, • he said "We have r.~. be out there there will be a mas- ..;1ve show of force by South Coun- f •And the audience at a commun.i- <IPbdte Wednesday at the Red on Hotel confirmed the fears of outh County's pnb-ab'port force. The crowd of dbout 200 cheered ,•nthus1dslJC'dUy for debaters speak- nq dtJdanst dn .El Toro airpqrt. And hl'y murmurPCI in disa~ent lunng spN'<"h<'s from the, 11Jo-8ir- mrt side, wtuc-h included.Newport •iP<lCh Mayor John Hedges. O'!'Jeil is hopmg tu see about 100 .urport advocdtes dt today's meet· mg ShC' ltlSisted the county-wide bal- Jot measure votes that came down in vor of considering an El Toro air· do not mean it'CO IMrag,. •we need to g~a "* brt f enthusiasm. too,• sh.e sald. CONTINUED FROM A 1 Sht' wc1nlC'd to try something o ~lonq th<.• sc1me Imes lhls yed.T, whul' conll.nwng to teach the cbil· drPn dbout gardening. "I thouqht ~would be good for the luds to lec1m how things grow,• <;aid Meader. "(The students) can leU you the ttungs that plants need to grow They understand the con- .cept thdt weeds take up room and hog up wc1ter." F1ve-yC>ar-old Theodore Mason '1nderstands the problems weeds 'can cause. The little boy is on a BARK PARK CONTINU ED FROM ·A1 proposal for a~ expamion of tbe parlc~fhat would allow dog own· en to alternate between Bark Park and what Ibey called •Bark Park., Jr.• lbat park was turned down mostly because of its promnity to the •• tenall oourta. Patt Dl.tbtn. a member of tbe Bililk Park CC)!!'""tttee, Mid laltDigbt'1 pl'<>"'. poMl Would COit tbe Bark Park COID· m1ttee too mudl mo.ney;• il would reqUire building a· pm1dng lot and erediDg feodng. 1bole who spoke against relocat· ing the eDHng de lakl it would be inaooeaibJe f« dilabled or eldedy people who frequent the current 1ve ownm aay the turf 8l the puk bM aMted a muddy DM!lll and It ti tnao- .......... f« IClllM9 vlllton. Tbe Bark Park OQUUDiltM Wll comrnended for lb fund-ralllng effOl1I. It bu ndMd about $17,000 over the put two yean wllb projedl such u t&e •ButfDe Dey Dog Walh• that funded the purcMle of fei:tidng, • buDll!ltin board and otber tmproye. menlB at the eridtng park. The dty I I • • re Experience the wonder as thousands of glittering lights herald the return of Fashion Island's magical holiday cebterpiece. The aroma of pine and cinder scent the crisp November air, as costumed carolers perform old-fashioned holiday favorites . Stroll the scenic sidewalks sipping hot chocolate, taking in the splendor of it all. This is Christmas, as you wistfully remembered it. And perhaps, the way you always dreamed it could be again. Jcin us for tJiit:~ sµuacuJar .holiday events Tree Lighting Ceremony The Tallest Decorated Tree in the Country Entertainment • Refreshments • Santa's Arrival Friday, November 22 6p.m. nussi.,n to take out any weed that ~ _ ___aosses hls path. ) Santa Visits & Photos 1 ·1 found a weedl" be said one ;c-cent day, alerting the rest of the m Class that he'd struck gold. Squat- .ttng over the area, he clawed at the tleep-rooted weed with a raking tool Mefder picks su students every >day to tend to the garden, whtle the other students supervise. The chil· dren use shovels and rakes that Meader has instructed them to use. ~mWaterlng the garden with the hose, however, is everyone's favorite task. "They spray each other with It.• Meader said. "They usually go home wet." -Randy Stone pummeled a weed stJWilh a shovel, attempting to cut it apart. ~The weeds take all the water,• he sa.ld, pointing to what was left of the root. . A group of parents got together bile Meader was away OD vaca· on, laying new soil and enclosing e ga.Jden with a m.in1ature white- . cket fence. At the end of the gardening ses- .sion, Meader instructs the students rolto wallc back to the dusroom with ;vtulbeir tools at their sides for safety. 'She tells them to brush the mud otf rOf their shoes before they go back ID • • "4 1 She pauses end adds on more thing: •And U you have a worm. it · b41oes back in the garden I• November 22-December 24 Train Rides November 22-December 31 Menorah Lighting Ceremony Sunday, December 8 4p.m. Enjoy caroling and live entertainment throughout the holiday season. • " FASHION ISl;AND v Ntm MUM• ~·s • Macy91 • ~y Paimm Martel Alrium ColMt • Edt.11'Ck Island cnma. ()w ~ ................... ~.-· ..... 5&ldllJ IMIO 7"'11111*7 llimt0fPl llndrd.-..a . ...._.a~kxn. .....,. .. lfll'till m"n'· IJnllli*""Pk*C-~WMii *MW ............... .. , EYE-OPENER WJ!lz vs. Walz: A Satw-day Special in college football .. Two young teams barge into the CIF Division VIlI Playoffs Friday night, a prelude to what many believe are a sign of th~ future for both. By -I Barry Faulkner, ~ Daily Pilot BUENA PARK -Two teams groomed for big 1997 sea- sons will try to seize an early taste of postseason victory Fri- day, when Costa Mesa High visits Sunny Hills in the first round of the CIP Southern Section Division VIII football playoffs, with kickoff set for 7 p.m. at Buena Park High. The Mustangs (6-4), who start one senior on offense an(! three on defense, have already accomplished their three preseason goals: 1) Make the playoffs, 2) Beat Estancia, and 3) Finish above .500. Sunny Hills (7-3), which started 17 sophomores in 1995, shared the Freeway League championship with Troy and enters on a four-game winning streak. "We've got a lot of young kids coming back, but we want to see how far we can get this year," said Mesa Coach •SEE MUSTANGS PAGE 8 2 ( I I H ( I ( I I I r~~-----~~----------------------------, ' richard dunn ' • Pro golfers only wish it 4Was a simple answer to the question the annual qualifying tournament asks: 'Aie you up to it1' It 's the official ~t stage of the Taco Bell Newport Classic Pro-Am. recruiting the profemonals at the PGA Qualifying Townament (or "Q Schoot-) to play in the January event at Newport Beach Country Club.... . Ask any pro. Q School is the most grueling. unmerciful golf to~'11! .. in file world .... The ft1Mr stage of Q School will be pkyecLDec. 4-9 at Purisima Golf Course in Lompoc and the Sandpiper Golf Course in Goleta. Uke a good radio station, the top 40 and ties earn their PGA Tour card for the 1997 season, which starts the first week of January with the Mercedes Tournament of Cham- pions .... The second stage. of Q School finishes in.a. Ala~ · and Flori k 1bose who finish e tap 40 in the final Pf h~ve life on the linkS: T'be.pext 70 qualify for the Nike TdUr .... U touJtnish out ot the top 11 o &~~£:g ~~~~.or they .daily pilot high school football player of the week J Harbor's Joe Urban ls the Dally Pilot Football Player of the Week. .. / •Newport Harbor High's Joe Urban is the type who burrows out the tunnels so that the trains may follow. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot 11e instincts developed by 0 falls of football allowed Newport Harbor High middle linebacker Joe Urban to position himself in front of a Woodbridge pass at the Waniors' 40-yard line Thursday night. Despite more than two varsity seasons spent lining up in the Sailors' backfield, however, the senior standout was surprisingly unprepared for what happened next. •I knew I was pretty much alone,• said Urban, who immediately tucked the interception under bis arm and •see URBAN PAGE 82 t t • ' f I • ' • I I I I ' t II • • ' • ' II • II • ' • Iii II • • • I I • • • • • QUOTE 01 THI DAY 7 haH a feeling Holy 0-0.V ""'!I """- Bul ~ haa «lfM p/agtJt's ...• -.JOHNWALZ TO TH FU E Anaheim, Newport stir the cobwd>s. • By Barry Fa:.Jlkner, Dally Pilot . . ~ . '~~;-~~~~: .... ~~ .. · NEWPORT BEACH -It's been 23 years ~ce N~ Harbor High played Anaheim in football, but the ~ have at least one player well-versed in the history of cpe of Orange County's most storied programs, once lee! bf coa~g legend Clare Van Hoorebeke. ; Harbor senior Eric Freeman, a starting comerba~ said he has heard plenty of nostalgic tales involving • 1be Colony,· from father Jeff Freeman (Anaheim Class of J965) and uncle Dick Freeman (an All-CIF Colonist who gtadu- ated in '67). '.. Jeff Freeman's senior season (1964) ended in the AAAA semifinals, while Dick Freeman's 1966 senior~ ended with a loss in the AAAA title game at the Coliseum •SEE NEWPORT HARBOR PA~ 82 H 1 (, II SC 11 O O I. B <> '\ ~ <. H 0 SS < O l \:TH ' - ordandng .... q_-doldgo • atQ Vying to e41U• course, Will ~me llf ltars in the •"'*· Other goJfen (Blddck •nger• WO(lds, tor sample) will waiz· to-Walz Walz on horizon ; nevs~QSchool tUrf. T ho Tbur offi · ttid:\fl d lts name to the 'DMiJnement 10 years a,go. •Q s60ot"' rem.ains commo,~1 .. >.. Q smNl-toocludes, and the PGA Tout tDloyl itl b.otstove seaon, the Newport Cassie Pro.Am • j\llt Meting up. Jake Rohrer,~ cbalrman of the ~ Ne~ will be at both flnal~stell~dom 1n two weakl wUb HaDk Adler, general . dWtinaD QI tbi u.cuuve •A unique matchup is in store on Saturday when ex-Corona del Mar High star player J.R. Walz of Holy Crosa takes th.e field against another ex·G .football star ... hi.$ brother, Josh Wab of aeotgetown University. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1996 ' ' • J' l I • • J.. ' John Wali aald, iddiilg he'll settle toe bUi IJ)Ot Iii the stands for Saturday's game. WALZ <lONTINUED FROM 81 . . ydrds after three games. before finally being slowed by an injury. irorucally in the game he moved into the lill-lrme Top 10. J.R. and Josh were last tMmmates In 1993 when J.R .• tQe school's career (3, 189) and sing)e..season (1,571) rushing leader at CdM, was the Dally POot Sea View League, and Newport-MeM District, Offensive Player ot the Year. ·He had 28 yards m the tirst quarter, but was hurt makmg a tackJ e following an interception,• John Wd.lz said "They pitched to him on the next µldy dnd he couldn't move. He lost 10 yards~ on the p)o> dn<l Wl'nt out with a hip pointer. Not to be outdone, Josh dupllc.ated the feat as a senior in 1995 ~g a double-threat as the starting quarterback and a hard-hitting comerback on defense. "I It> hasn't been playing that much, but he c;houkl be m the lineup Saturday. w He set a single-season total offense record a.s a senior with 2,2'9 yards, easily the most in one season. His 12 touchdown passes matched the The Crusaders plan to practice today at the \rtedd owldncls in New Jersey and then g~h~ llmc;h c1l New York's Downtown Athletic~ th<' I ie1!>mdn Trophy Room. single-season mark held by two others. ·we have gone to a game every week this season," said John Walz. "This will be the 11th week in a row of traveling. "I w1!>h I could get an inVJtation for that one, H "It's a lot, but this is going to be the fun one." 'I NEWPORT HARBOR CONTINUED FROM 81 1 l1·lln1trl)," Enc Freemdn said of his familiarity '101 the gnd1ron lorC' of the Sailors' CIF Southern l"lion Dtv1s1on V first-round playoff opponent, 11c-h invades r:nclny at 7 30 p.m. Tiw Colonic,ts, tn fact, beat the Sailors 29 times in t "•11 'l9 prPv1ous me('lrngs, lhP most wins among all '. ·wporl opponPnh covenng a 66-season varsity 111-;tory. "Thdt wa.., d lonq tinw ago," sdid Dick Freeman, \\Ito ju-;t comph·t(1d his first full season aSCorona d• 11\lar'c; lwt1cl r·or1ch "I'd JUSI as soon see Eric do .. 11 rnddy niqht " r -~---------------, I I : · CIF Top 10 : r Division V 1 • : (final) : 1 1 Sef'\11te 9 1 1 i Sc1nta Marganta 9 1 : 3. Newport 9-1 : 4 Tl1~t1n 9 1 I ~ fo<>thcll 8 2 : b lrv•nC' 6 4 1 l?dfcl 7 3 : ~ ll Toro 5 5 1 9 Saddleback 7-3 : ~yon 7-3 1 · fl Dorado, 5 5. : . ' L -----------------..1 Indeed, the fortunes of Andheim and Newport I ldrbor have changed dramatically since last lht>y met. The Colonists (5-5) are making their first playoff nppedl'ance in tour sea- sons, after sharing the Orange League title with Valenoa. The fourth-seeded Sdllors (9-1 and ranked eighth in the county) are begmning their qu~ to reach the CIF champi- ~111µ 9c1me tor thl• third time rn five years, includ-''° unbeaten title season in 1994. "' wport Cone h Jeff BnnkJey, however, isn't con- ' • r 11 •d w 1th thP past or the future this week. The lat- ' ' 111plt.i..,i!>, BnnklPy believes, his players are pre- ' •d to -.ht1rc' l lu · 1odd ctll '>lcirls with Anaheim and I think our I I ,, , 1 • rnat11r<> c•nough to realize they can't be 1k111q r1bout c1nythm9 down the road,'' Brinkley d 'Tl11•y und1:rstdnd the job at hand." I ltc1t l''h will require shutting down the county's ,..,, p1oltllr pdsser, Andheim senior Luis Gomez. < .onwi'. d b-foot-1. 190-pounder, has thrown for a • "un\y-ll•dclmg 2,550 yards, ' • mµl(c>lmq 154 of 280 with 25 ceptlons, said the Colonists seldom resort to the ground game. Harbor, which has already broken school and Newport-Mesa District single-season scoring records with 414 points, features a more balanced offensive approach. Senior quarterback Josiah Fredriksen, the sec- ond-rated signal caller in the county, has thrown for 1,561 yards and 22 touchdowns (113 of 172 With only three interceptions), while senior tailback Ray Ohrel has rushed for 1,560 yards and 24 touchdowns on 213 carries. Newport senior Danny Pulido, who became the school's career receptions leader with 'five last week, has caught a pass in 27 straight games. He has 54 catches for 816 yards and has scored 11 touchdowns. He has 132 career receptions. The Sailor defense, anchored by linebackers Joe Urban, Pulido and Pete Hogan, as well as tackles Derek Fox and Jason Deere, will be buoyed by the return of senior Greg Wertman. Wertman, one of tow Harbor captains, missed-the last five games with an injured left knee, but has been given clearance to return and will start at strong safety. I , rrhdown" c1nd l 0 mtercep- 1 •II" "\ F \\ I'< > H I • ' I \ I\ I I I\ " His 'fd\Ontc receiver is 5-11 , 0-puund scmior Jesus Aceve- il '~host> h4 c-a tches ore Just , •1 1 1 II 1111· n11 1nty l<'ad . He has l Ul 1 11'1 f 'I\ llHJ ydfdS, while 11111.t11·., .lo<.<' Rodnguez (29 ,rc)l1·.., 101 '>.!2 )Meis) and Jrm- ") c;orni.JO (2.1lor 459) dre also I "trK•nl C •OllH'/ lc1rqe>ts Efnn kll·r. who~a· clC'lE>nse has ~ .. d 2J ~,ic k::. c1nd 14 inter- Offll:m • No. ...,. Ht,, ... Yr. 8 Josiah F,.._i,. S-11, 170, St. 4 Ray otnl, s-9, 1 IO, Sr. l Joe Urban, 5-11, 196, Sr. 23 Danny ~5. 220, Sr. 20 BracN.a Bass. S-10, 162. Sr. s Pete H09llr\ 6-3.. 212. Jr. 74 Ian Dorish, 6-3, 221 Sr. 54 Phil Battaz.r, 6-.2, 2b5, Jr. 51 Phll Warther. 5-11, 175, Sr. 60 Dan Otting. 5-11, 190, Sr. 75 Eddie Oarke, 6-5, 207, Jr. ..... ~ ,. ~ Wit Tt LT LG c AG AT =. ... ~ ... -.;-. • 7J &tdl ScNdw. 1-1, tB. Sr. " .lllofl ~ 1-2, liff, Sr. 71 ~ FOii, 6-2. 270, Jr. "' "-d Jahr-. M. m St. 23 Dwmy Pulido, 6-S, 220, Sr. 1 Joe Ufbln. s-11. , ... Sr. 5 P9te Hogw\ 6-l, 212. Jr. 21 Brett lalitf'o 5-11, 18. Jr. "° Eric~ 5-10. 111, Sr. 22 G~ 1Nertm11n. &-0, 190, Sr. l Erik ~unfol.t. 6-0, 170, Sr. ...... DE OT OT Q£_ Ol8 Ml.I OL8 C8 Cl SS FS '------------------------------------------------------.... :URBAN -·~ONTINUED FROM 81 .. • l:Wticin. ct.., tlwy '>rlY on lhP h1qhltqhl rPPI'> 'rumbling, h umblmq -.111mhhng' down the '1'-11 <,1df'li 111' IOWci I cl payd.Jrt • \bout 1'> )ards and an ~mcltNI <>1x ..,eronds later (you 1fr1 thl' rnc1th). Urbdn, who by lh· ·n hod ... urpd'>!>Nl Uw sum l ot,11 ol ru-.hmq ydrds he'd ,°J'< r 1m1ulcltNi on <'tght carries •fl orn h1'i '>ldfttnCJ fullbdck spot th1~ ... edson (231. fdced d ball :~niPr's mnmf'nt of truth. .. : Wrth Woodhnclge J:ruclrt<>rback Steve Terwiske !IJlnnhng cl1agona lly to intersect Di>an's prith to the end zone, it jlecanw <1ppdn'nl Urban mi ght '-l1dvf• lo mdk<' a move on the .pursmnq Wr1mor to scorP has third vr1rs1ty touchdown Rut with d r<'pPrto1re of ·nvwe'i rnuqhly t•qwvalent lo tus Jeic;Py numhN (11. Urban had CONTINUED FROM 81 something else in mind. #Actually, I just wanted to hit somebody, ff said the 5-toot-11, 196-pound battering ram, who proceeded to lower his head, bow his neck and bowl directly over Terwiske, then spin backward across the goal line. "I think that's the farthest I've run on a football field without hitting someone," said the Daily Pilot Player of the Week, whose two previous varsity touchdowns had come on 1-yard plunges. #I'm not much for running any way but straight. I pretty much had to go through him. It was quite a thrill to get into the end zone. I've never done that on an interception before." Driving through blockers, ball carriers, and opposing defenders, is Urban's basic job description on both sides of the ball. Tacklers? Well, consider his career offensive statistics. He has thundered for a mere 25 yards with his 10 handoffs, and caught three passes for another 29 yards. "I know my job," Urban said. •And it's not getting the ball. But if I'm not helping our line open holes, we're not going to be successful." Urban is, perhaps. mo~ directly responsible for the success of the Sailor defense, •flying to the football from sideline to sideline. Newport Coach Jeff Brinkley said Urbap is uniquely suited for both roles. "I would say toughness is his most outstanding quality," Brinkley said. "He's played really well, is a good leader for us, calls the defensive signals and is our leading tackler. "We've had a tradition of good inside linebackers and he's another one of them, even though we've asked him to pull double duty at fullback.• Urban's 40-yard interception return against Woodbridge, his fifth varsity pick, padded the Sailors' lead to 23-0 en route to rather interesting way. Mark the state meet. Howard, now an assistant coach, "U you put the times together, had been Mesa's head coach for we beat (the Sea Kings) by one one year (replacing Mesa's point in tbe CIP preliminaries MUSTANGS I I I I \I \ I < I I I I ' CONTINUED FROM 81 . : Jerry Howell, who thinks his squad will give the : Lancers all they can handle. "lf we play like we did last week (a 47-7 romp over Laguna Beach), and commit no turnovers, we'll be in the game. I think we have a quality opportuni- ty to beat Sunny Hills." ms..-. .... ....... 7 ™-20 M CAnliido 3 tuNNY tlLLI. (7..J) .... ..... 7 IC.aUUI (HllW) 8 14 El~ 0 • The Lancers, coached for the last 17 seasons by : Tim Devaney, have a proud tradition of playoff sue- : cess. The youthful squad reached the Division VIl : quarterfinals last fall for the second straight season : and the school's trophy case includes CIF champi- : onship plaques from 1992 (Division VU), 1990 (Divi- .: sion VI) and 1983 (CentraJ Conference). 12 Edllof\ 18 42 a.br'Wlno 6 47 ~CNpel 6 --ta.II a.-.. 7 Mio Niguel 21 17~ 0 17~ 7 12 &..gun. ..... , 35 23 lru Olinda 15 0 Million Viejo 3 14 Va~a 9 .....,l.Mgue 0 I.JI Habra 13 27 Sonora 10 27 Troy 7 35 Fullerton 0 The Mustangs, on the other hand, have won just 6 of 13 playoff Contests in their previous 36-season history, with half those wins compiled by the 1993 Division VIII runner-up. ,------------------., Mesa will be without : CIF Top to the services of senior 1 1 Dhblan V. 47 ~a.Jldl . 7 36 luena Part 17 -Direction• to Buena P•rk High Sdtool North on 5, take Magnolia tumoff (past Brookhum), go north, cross 91 and Orangethorpe, left on Academy Drive. (surface streeu altemate: North on Magnolia, left on Academy Dr. Q 1 (ftMI) offensive line standout : : 1. Aliso Niguel 10-0 Jose Ayala (injured knee), • 1 2. ~ AJ.nito510-0 though the status of start-: I • 1 3.1.AgUN Hiiis 9-1 ;~ linemen Carlos Howell said improved special teams play will be another Mesa theme this week, especially in light of Sunny Hills return spedalist Guy Porter's recent hot streak. : t 4. South Hiits 10-0 &U~ 1 Ormeno and Daniel Ives, ~ : :: ~ ==~ dpubtful early this week, : : 7. Mayfair 9-1 has improved consider- • I 8. Los Amigos 7-3 ably. Porter, a 6-0, 190-j>ound junior, has five returns tor touchdowns the last tour weeks, including kick- offs of 98 and 88 yards, punts of 67 and 46, and an ipterception of 29. : : 9. Padflca 7-3 Mark Thacy, a 6-foot-3, ! I 10. Sa~ 6--4 d 1 ted : : Oth«s: SUnny Hiiis, 7-3. 300-poun junior, is s a : 1 to replace Ayala at center, Both teams boast staunch defenses, with Sunny Hills' 82 points allowed fewest in Division vm. • L-----------------"' while Howell plans to 8.ip- fiop Jeremy Via from guard to tight end and Bran- don Jones vice versa. Mesa has given up just 123 points, nearly half of which was scored by PCL and Division VIII powers Laguna Hills and Aliso Niguel, who combined tor 56. Operating behind the makeshift front wall will be wee wingbacks Steve Herzog (5-7, 175) and Vince Hamade (5-5, 155), both juniors. The Lancers, who have beaten the three playoff teams on their schedule, have shut out Fullerton and El Modena, but have been shut out by Mission Viejo and La Habra. • Herzog comes in with 1.104 rushing yaxds and 15 : touchdowns on 183 carries, while Hamade has 913 ! yards on 113 carries, with 11 IDs. Junior quarterback Dan Baume has 13 comple-- tions for 274 yards and three IDs. Mesa did n9t beat a playoff team in the regular season. Sunny Hills, operating out of the Wmg-T, is led by junior run- ning backs Adam Rodriguez and Kevin Haiola. • Rodriguez, a first-team .all- : league defensive back as a sopho- : more, leads Lancer rushers with 791 yards on 155 carries. Senior Chris Zeiler starts at quarterback. He has thrown for 761 yards (71of135 with five inter- • ceptions and just two TDs) the last : nine games. . . a 50-7 triumph in a tuneup for the CIF Southern Section Division V Playoffs. He also stopped Woodbridge's first serious scoring threat by recovering a fumble at the GOLF • CONTINUED FROM 81 OISB• ~ -( I, "I I \ \I I ' \ " l \ H ·1 I H " ... ,...,. ...... ~ , .. o.n ....... w. 165, "· :n ... tWq. 5-7, 175. Jr. i2 Vince~ 5-S. 1SS. It. • JwJtre ~ M. 115..JL_ 40 Mitt Good. ~t. 115, "· SS OR Mclf1de, 6-3, 2SO. Jr. so c.1os Ormeno, 5-11, 215, Sr. ,, Mettt ~ 6-3. 300, "· JI lr.ndon Jone. 6-3, 21 S. Jr. 6' o.n~ -M, 250, Jr. 11 ~"" 6-2, 275, Jt. ...... Qll WI WI Ff TE LT LG c RG RT TE No. .....,... Ht. Wt.. Yr • 51 Nam Kim. 5-10. l70, Jr. "4 J«.my SledslN. 6-2, 190, k . 36 Donny Clusey, S-11, 180. Sr. 28 Richard Price. 6-1, 180, Jr . 33 Stew He'Zog,-S.7;"17S, • 61 Jeremy Lef ...... 6-0, 205, Sr. 14 JulrusVM'quu. 6-0, l!IO, St. 32 Vince Harnade. ~s. 155, Jr. 22 Ben ~lter, S-\0, 160, Jr. 21 Jerry Oeveland, 5-11, 150, Jr. 11 Ronnie L~anos, S-11, 165, Jr. ...... DE OT E>T 0£ ~ ll.ll Ill Oll C8 Cl FS physical demands of his job, for which he also pays a price. •Sometimes it takes until about Tuesday, urltil the bruises start to.go away. But once game time comes around again, Newport 5 with 3:30 left in the half, and his efforts ag~ the run and pass helped limit Woodbridge to 73 yards total offense, before allowing the second string to finish up the final period. · you're not thinking about that." "He's obviously very tough on the run," Brinkley said. "And he's surprisingly good as a pass defender. He doesn't move like some of the linebackers we've had, but be has very good instincts and a nose for the ball.· Newport's increased emphasis on attacking defensively has allowed Urban to follow his nose more instinctively this season. "Coaches tell us to go on our first instinct," explained Urban, whose first move is often toward the quarterback on one of the Sailors' frequent blitz~ . •Sacking the quarterback is almost as fun as hitting the running back on every play," said Urban, who ~von the With a collegiate future in baseball -he's a three-time All-Newport-Mesa District performer on the diamond - Urban realizes his football career will end with the Tars' upcoming playoff run. And, with one CIF championship ring already to his credit (he. played three quarters of the 1994 title-game triumph over Servite when fullback-linebacker Matt Riggle severely sprained an ankle), Urban is determined to milk all 14 weeks out of his swan song season. "I don't want to go out on a losing note," he said. "We're a focused team right now and I think we have a good shot (at winning it all).,, unique forum for head-to-head competition between men and women pros of the PGA, LPGA and Nike tours .... (Orange Coast College), but this y..ar's squad will Jose two ht>-notch runnen. -seruors longtime running coach Bill last Saturday," Busi said. "But Wettengel). we didn't run against them in the : But Howard got married and same heat. so you can't equate • also be a record for the event ... Generally, between 800 and 900 golfers each year play at Q School in the first stage. Even if a player fails at Q School, he relinquishes his amateur status the moment he submits bis a Sch~ application. He can apply to have h1s amateur status reinstoted, but thot process takes at lee.st a year .... .J me Carrillo and Eric Solis. • sing Zeke was tough, but 1 mg two runners will be real t 1gl)," said Busi, who has "•lphOmores Bruce Hancock, r vtd 1Tan, Francisco Ortiz and "Marti.oez returning next left the program. leaving BUil, that It's been a real friendly : Don't be fq<>led. Most of the pros who compete then an assistant, as the head rtvaby, and Swnner b.Q a real : in tbe event can use every nickel they earn, unless coach in 1994. good group ot •over there.• : }'0\1.'re R.W. ~. the Newport Clustc's •1t was really a small team. COfW MaN beat COJODe del : back·to-ba.ck champion .... maybe only five girls and six Mu th1i ~ ~ ~· 9"mge ! Por the past several ye4n, Rohrer villtect the boys," said BUil. who went from County ~pl at Irvine final ltage of Q School with the late Cene Baum. obscurity to Orange County Part. a ftat coune, while. CdM bit longtime pro recruiUng partner. Nm Januaey's Coach of the J::: in 1995 by a returned tb9 fa.ar Md defeatlllc:! r event will also be without Charley Helter, one ol maJ1~:~. ~and neck Mela at the Mt. SAC • . the origtn4l organiien and~ ol the with Corona dal Mar in the CIP la¥itatlonal, • bWv. CCJUl'le, and New'port Cl&llic (fonM(ly ~ QUlby Southam), thll ame coune that Will be uMd wbldl benefttl Hoeg Memorial H~tal Dlvllion IV thro\igbout the ....,. Cl' ..... _._y In ....... ,......., n--'-DNiiahut_.. ... IMIOll. will in.et C4M Coach ... ~n•ua ....,. '-U" .... .....,.. • ··~_..,,._..._ •• • • • Bill Sumner's s.a. Klngi heed"Oll (watt.r pennittmg). : It'• an event lbat wU1 be tltl n1Mcl oae cley for the third time tbia IMIOll on An .it.mete ooune w01 be : (I prtidk.1) by a cable ltatioa. Pl'OlllbtY bf tlie Golf Saturday in the OP PtnU. Ulid tbtougbout the Ml SAC : Channel Cll' BSPtG.. PDm dlpl ot • .i .. Hnport Thia top four tC:boo11 tn Mcb ~ tbe net ol rain. i Ons<ie w.. eown an 8SPN in M9rcb daldDg lbe (ltvllk>o autoaaatitally earn • • Melia .. ~ IUDMf, ill : 1blbi6be ..-0 rd: , , . berth into the C1P Sate ltW N«Jtldny from &i••ddtln, : 'Rob1w ud M11ir wU1 maka tb111r .p.dAI trip to ~No¥. 30 at bUl II~ to nm m 1be CJP : CflillBI CallanM fGr the Q Sdloal'a IDllmge to Rohrer and Adler will tecruit 74 pros for the event. ... Volunteen from NBCC and tbe 552 Club, the hospital's fund-taislng ann, are among the most effident anywhere for a goU tournament. 'nlco Bell should feel fortunate .... TWo Of this year's majon on the PGA lbUr were c.epttiriMS by N~ Clauic alunmus: St.Mt JoDel (U.S. Optn) and Thin~ (Mlleb OS-.) •.•. Of the Iii LPGA goUen Wbo oalt1"'4 a.it*· uery, Pat Hunt bad the belt year ID = 'r:'~ Iii the top 25 on the 1..PGA in., lilt ~ S'l()0,000), WhUe 1<lm SiDd .DMlld ....... $175,000 (tOp 35) ..•. WoodWUd Pd ID Premo. The Anall. C:... lll\IClllMMI la Iba _. ... Gf ...... bc191ll Pf011*,11 wt mM Muttangt~T-belin--to---~---'*'-----•-filot_hfl_•ms-__ . -~ .......... -'°~tbe-J1 .... w._w,...'l*t __ a ........ n_<_c_,_Wl*il..._,._ ... _ .. __ •....._ __ ..;.:,o..,....,.__ Newport Be.ch!C.o.ca Maa Daily P iloc charlie brande Around the horn • Keeping track of all the talent is no easy chore. 0 range County Volleyball Club held its tryouts for the 1997 club season last Sunday with an outstanding turnout of quality athletes and players taking the floor. Looking at the prospects for the upcoming year, I started reflecting on last year's senior players and where they are today. Of those 18 players, 16 are playing at major college programs. Two girls opted to retire from the game to concentrate solely on academics. The fact that I am most proud of, is of the 16 players, 14 are starting for their college teams. It's a factor of their hard work, commitment to excellence and understanding of the components needed for success. Two of these players that I will miss more than anything are J~annette Hecker and Kelly Campbell who both started on the team that I coached for the last four years. While I have pictures of Kelly and Jeannette babysitting my daughter, Kaili, it is not quite the same. Can you imagine the behavioral traits Kaili learned from those two zany girls? Kelly is the starting setter al the University of Colorado and earlier in the year was the leading setter in the nation. She is currently No. 4. Jeannette has started every game for Loyola-Marymount, ranked No. 8 in the country. As usual, everywhere she goes, the team wins. How about Ashley Englander and Kathryn Rice who are both starting at Brown University? Kathryn was recently named the Ivy League Player of the Week as the Bears ended in a three- way tie for the Ivy League regular-season title with Yale and Princeton. Brown won the Ivy League tournament to earn an automatic bid to the NCAA tournament. At Princeton, both Erika Hansen (middle blocker) and Melissa Ford (setter) are also starting for a team that was seeded No. 1 in the Ivy League tournament but were upset by Harvard in the semifinal. How about Laura Wilson who was last year's Female Athlete of the Year al Newport Harbor? She turned down scholarship offers and wwalked on• at William and Mary which she loved. I had talked to the coach at length about Laura's abililites but she still did not offer Laura a scholarship. When this season started, Laura was in the lineup. Many people who saw William and Mary, felt Laura was the best player. W ell, last week, coach gave Laura a scholarship for next year. Good things happen to those who work hard. Doris Hawley "walked onl at UC-Irvine where she immediately stepped into the starting lineup as a middle blocker. Doris started a little late in the game, but her athleticism and work ethic have allowed her to find her situation. Others from last yea.r's teams include Robert Gehlke (UC-Santa Barbara), Michelle Christ (Oregon), Melissa Wendt (UCLA), Ami Orr (Rad.ford) and Kenzy Zulueta (Florida State). All were starters u freshmen. Julia Hecker has started a number of matches at UC-Santa Barbara as o baclM'OW speda.list. It ls fabulous to see the successes each of these fonner players ere enjoying. , •Costa Mesa capitalizes on man-up situations only twice in seven tries as El Dorado wins out, moves on to CIF Division II semifuials Saturday. By Richard Dunn. Daily Pilot PLACENTIA -Even with the pass from Chad Cleaver to pull circumstances the same as last his team to within one goal with year, El Dorado High Coach 0:32 on the clock. Mike Ashe swears he never Mesa goalkeeper Justin Tay- mentioned it to his players. lor, the only senior on the team, "I don't think these guys recorded 13 saves, six in the sec- focused on last year," Ashe said. ond quarter. He finished with "You can't focus on the past, you 314 saves on the year, breaking can only focm on the future." a school single-season record El Dorado's future includes a previously held by Coach Taylor semifinal date Saturday against (310) in 1988. top-seeded Los Alamitos. The Mustangs, shut out in the The host Golden Hawks first quarter, tied the game, 4-4, made sure of that Wednesday when Kris Montgomery tapped night with an 8-7 victory over in a loose ball on a six-on-five. fourth-seeded Costa Mesa in the But 10 seconds later, with quarterfinals of the CIF South-3:59 left on the third-quarter em Section Division II water timer, El Dorado's Luke Byward polo playoffs. whistled one home from seven A year ago, on their way to meters to give the Golden capturing the CIF Division II Hawks a lead they would never championship, the Mustangs relinquish. defeated El Dorado, 13-7 ... Alex Soria (two goals) and same pool (El Dorado's), same Todd Hylton (one) also scored round (quarterfinals). for Costa Mesa, which scored on "If they talked about another six-on-five early in the THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1996 13 Sailors on the road; Peninsula at CdM • Today's semifinals the final hurdle to CIF Div. I showdown next week. While Corona del Mar Higb's girls tennis team enjoys the fruits of its home courts today in the CIF Southern Section Division I semifinals, Back Bay rival New- port Harbor will make it an all- day affair when it treks to Camar- illo for another semifinal. Both matches ~ slated for 2 p .m. In an upset, Ca.ma.tillo (17-1) defeated fourth-seeded Santa Barbara on Tuesday in the quar- terfinals, 80-69 in games follow- ing a 9-9 tie. Top-seeded Newport Harbor (21-2) has yet to lose a set in its three playoff matches. The Sailors lost a coin flip Wednesday morning and will travel out of Orange County for the second time in the playoffs. They beat Upland on the road in the second round. Corona del Mar, seeded No. 2 , will play third-seeded Peninsula, a team it defeated earlier this sea- son in a nonleague match. Penin- sula harrunered Los Alamitos, 18- 0, in the quarterfinals. (revenge from last year). they fourth quarter to cut El Dorado's · brought it up in their own meet-lead to 6-5. ings, • said Ashe, whose squad After El Dorado's Kendall (24-6) never trailed against Cos-Benson (game-high five goals) ta Mesa (19-8), though 1t was scored for a 7-5 lead, the Mus- tied, 4-4, for 10 seconds in the tangs hdd back-to-back man-up third quarter. situal.lons but couldn't convert BRIAN POBUDA I DAILY PILOT Costa Mesa's Chad Cleaver (white cap, above) reaches for ball; below, Mesa goalie Ju.sttn Taylor reacts to a potential threal The Sea Kings won the toss against Peninsula. They have defeated ~olton, Apple. Valley and Redlands in the playoffs by a combined score of 51-3. Newport Harbor is 54-0 in the playoffs. The CIF Finals are scheduled for Tuesday at the Claiemont Club at 9 a.m. "I think for them it's an either time with 3:10 and 2:28 upset," Ashe added, "but for us, remaming. . it's something we planned." "Our game plan prior to the With the loss, the Mustangs game was to put the ball in the failed to advance to a CIF title cage. but when you shoot eight game for only the third time in or nine times and don't even hit seven years. lhe cage, you're in trouble,• "l felt we played a hard Mesa's.coach said. "The six-on- game," Mesa CQ&ch Scoft Taylor I rives hlll} us, too, but when you said, "we just c~e up short." miss the cage so many times, it's Mesa struggled with its man- 1 going to bite you at the end, up advantages, converting only especially when it's close." 2 of 7 opportunities. 1 Mesa had 18 shots-on-goal, Twice late in the game, the I but El Dorado goalie Jared Frasz Mustangs did not score on pow-I needed to stop only five. er plays with El Dorado holding El Dorado bad 31 shots-on- onto a slim a 7-5 lead. "l Uunk I goal, 17 in U\e first half to keep that's the best we've played Uus Jusb.n Taylor busy. year with a man down," Ashe El DorlKlo S. CosU Meu 7 Score by Quarters said. Costa Mesa O 3 1 3 · 7 Hunter Taylor led Costa Mesa El Dorado -2 2 1 3 -8 with three goals, including a Mesa scoring · H. Taylor 3, Soria 2, bullet from about 10 meters out Montgomery 1, Hylton 1. Saves: t uU th M tan t ·thin 8 J Taylor 13. 0 P. e us. gs 0 Wl • 1 El Dorado scoring -K. Benson 5, 6 wtth 1:02 left in the game, then e Bel)l<>n 1, Byward 1, Aguilar 1. another score on a counterattack Saves. Frasz s. J C BRIEFS Bears or 'Bows for Freeman Co~s~·a nC~l: FOOTBALL lege fullback Mike Freeman has narrowed his choices of four-year schools to Cal-Berkeley and the University of Hawaii. Freeman, a standout with the Newport Harbor High 1994 championship team, is leaning toward Cal and will be making a trip to Berkeley ttus weekend to see the game against Stanford. Poochak signs with U. of Nevada-Reno COS TA MESA _ First BASEBALL baseman/outfielder G:hris Pan- chak, from Orange Coast Col- lege, has signed a letter of intent to firush his collegiate career at the University of Nevada-Rena. Ponchak, who will be back with the Pirates for his sopho- more season, hit .298 with 15 doubles and three home runs as a freshman ~· SoutnCoast Thrift & Loan Association "Academics has alwdys been my first choice and I've always wanted to go there since high school,• Freeman said Wednes- day. "It's the No. t business school in the nation and I havP a lot of friends up there." Freeman bas one more tnp planned for the second week of December when he will visit the University of Hawaii. Forme r Newport and OCC teammate Steve Gonzales will be his host. Montessori :Jlar6or-Mesa Schoofs "He's an excellent prospect," said OCC Coach Bill Workman who has coached Free man the past two years. "He's definitely a Division I player." -By Jim Wolters SCHED ULE TODAY • llNNIS High school girls · OF Division I Sem1finals! Newport Harbor at C..marillo, 2 p.m.; Peninsula at Corona del Mar, 2 p.m. DEEP SEA WIDNISDAY'S COUNTS ~ Lodter ·no report. 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Come to a free demonstro1ion and find out for yourself why we're the on~ cen18r that's been shoring yoga in Orange County for over 25 years. Or coll (714) MH211tfor more infonnotion. . W'-....1 l\.a... 4 .. lt:M • Frie o............ .. ""'-7:JI .. YOGA CENTER 445 E. 17th St., Coeta Mela lihl•lillll .. lnlleSl.,IMl•lfl d \ .... &-• THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1996 .... ~ $,?;N DIEGO -MJ!N Daiiid Downs and Brian Fracalosy teamed up for 10 po~ in overtime Wednesday to lift · the Orange Coast College menl.s baske tball team to its first victO~ of the season, 106-99, over ho~ ~an Diego Mesa. The Pirates missed a shot at the'.l>iizzer in regulation with the game tied, 92-92, to send the g~e· into overtime. Both teams are ,1Ww 1-2 on the season. P-Otnt guard Adrian Reyes retul;i.ed to the team and poured in 22 points to compleme nt Du~ C urbs' 30-point effort. Fraailosy, a Corona del Mar High product, finished with 10 points wh.lfe Downs scored 19. Carlos Reyes m1ured hls hand ea.Fly-in the game and will go in for X-rays today . . ""'nle NBA is alive and well at Or~nge Coast College," said oqc Coach Tim O'Bnen. -'. Orange Coast College 106 • • San Diego Mesa 99 ot~ Coast · A. Reyes 22, C. Reyes 3, ~racalosy 10, Robinson 12, Curtis 30. M~s 8, Downs 19. 3-point goals: Curtis 4, A. Reyes 2; C. Reyes 1, Fracalosy 1. Fouled out • Robinson ayso region 97 soccer s_,. Dittgo Mesa · Daniels 8, Jeffer· SOI\ 7. Higgins 5, Lewis 17, Terry 10, Williams 15, Durr 6, Smith 10, Cocca 12, Jortison 9. 3-pt goals: Daniels 2, Jorrison 1, Hi~ins 1, Wiliams 1 H~lftime ·Orange Coast, 41-38 Playoffs time -no· holds barred! Pirates coQect, 57-49 COSTA MESA WOMEN -Trae1 Nakamura ~rared 16 points Wednesday to Ill 1 t.tle O range Coast College wumt!n 's basketball team to a 57- 4 <J \~'ctory over Ml. San Antonio < 'oUege. D1dnne Pulido added 13 points .ind Saki Takemoto had 10 as l >CC im proved to 3-1 on the se a- ~on It was the first loss for Mt. ~u< in three games. The Pirates led 19-17 in a !>k1w-moving firs t halJ, but op<>rH'd up a 10-poinl lead in the < ln<..ing minutes, 57-47. • .orange Coast College 57 : Mt. San Antonio 49 Orange Coast Nakamura 16, Nakase 1 ~ lo~ Santos 4, Ovitt 2, Loshak 7, Pambayon 0, Pulido 13, Takemoto 10, Dia\ '4, Grey O 3-pt goals Nakamura 2. Mt Sac Espiritu 0, Breach 11, Reeves 4 N~ne2 2, Johsnon 5, Volner 6, Maye- da -4' Burkett 17 3 pt goals Johnson 1, Mayt!da 1 Fouled out· Burkett. l'eGhnicals Breach Half11me OCC 19 17 sec in 54-4 7 victory q'OSTA ME A WOMEN · Southern Cali- lnn11a College's women's basket- J)dJ t team improved to 2-0 \\'f:'dnesday night m nonconfer- ' "Cf play, captunng a 54-47 vic- t11ry over visitmg Christian Her- 1t11cjc ~lctna Kempton led the way '•1tb 17 pomts, with angela Minor , n<L Elaine Whittemore chipping 111 With 11 and 10 points, respec- ' ''~v The Vanguards jumped to a :..> 1-J 7 halftime lead to put the '" essure on Chnsllan Heritage, wh\f'h was able to cut the margin Ji., Just one pomt the balance of 1 hP.c.JdITle !\.tmor dlld Wh.ltternore led the \'·dt m the rebounding depart- 1111 pt Wlth 8 and 7 boards, respec- t iv~) ; SoUll Collee-54 Christian Herftave 47 QtistJan Hertt.ge Griffin 16, Reed 1, Greene 2, Lason 8, Payton 2. Cisneros 11, 'f-'yatt 5, Pogue 2. 3-pt. goals: Cisneros 2 Fouled out: I College · Chaney 4, Kempton W~. 17, Ort 6, Whittemore 10, Jojola 6, Sick O, ~r 11 , Vavken 0, Thornburg 11. 3-pt, goals. Kempton 3 Fouled out: no~. Hil!tlme. SoCal College, 25-17 • Vct-nguards open with 89-80 win on the road . ' . ' EJ. CAJON MEN Ju$fn Mclntee and Tetence Wilborn scored 16 points .1pi8ce Tuesday to lead the South- prr\:C'alifomia College men's bas- keCball team to an 89-80 victory ov~r host Christian Heritage in th~ season -opener for both teams. Jlod She uerman has 14 points a nti eight rebounds, Adam nzierzynski had 13 points and Erif Walker added 12 as the Van- guards pulled away in the second hal after lea.ding 46·42 at inte~ mtfsion. 4 r $CMlthem c..ttfonU Col .... n • I a.n.tMn Hetltlp IO .......... CltllfoiM Col ..... Wlll>om 18. MdMH 16, Sheuw!Nn 14, t>ziinynSkl 13, Walker t2, Rose 7, WIJM>n 6, Pl'Offltt ), c..rtson 2. • J.-:>t pis: Wiiborn z O.rlerzymkl 2, _ .. '· W.lko< 1. • ....... ·=21, ~;" '· ,...., 2. ~~" 1"*'-2. $«.~.\ .. Kill« GIRLS Tomatoes 4. The Gold DIVISION 3 Rush 0: Winning their second-round game, the Killer Tomatoes used a balanced attack, ge.tting one goal each from Kaytie Iacovino, Laura Kauth, Annie Kreger and Sarah Purcell. The defense was keyed by Alex Sykes and Molly Weedn, with excellent midfield play by Lauren Mohns and Brindey Weber. Magic 2• GIRLS TheWho 1: F o r w a rd DIVISION 4 Jordan Car- mack put in two tough goals on assists from Ally Stoliz to lead the Magic to a 2-1 victory. Magic goalie Lauren Memeikan played an outstanc::liI}g game,· as did Mea- gan Mchone, Esther Lofgren, Cal- lie Altman-Dwan, Hailey 1\illy, Chloe Dox and Emily Warming- ton. Newport Pizzazz 3, Crush 0: The undefeated Pizzazz shut out the Crush to record a 2-0 playoff vic- tory. Kristin Jendrusina scored all three goals on assists from Kerrie Gates, Victoria Swigart and Rachel Zamow. Keeper Darma Farrar stopped all shots and has allowed only one goal all season. The Pizzazz also received strong perlorrnances from Casey Ibbet- son, Stacey Allee, Elizabeth Agne~. Tina Fulce, Meaghan James, Sara Anaruma, Jenelle Arnold and Madeline Anderson. The Pizzazz dedicated their playoff game to Leah Grocki who broke a wrist in the previous weekend's game. HWe had a lot of good shot attempts," said Crush Coach Cindy Miller. "I want to wish my kids good luck after a good sea son." Playing well all season for the Crush were Tie rnay Bartling, Heather Beach, Terin Cot1am, Kara DeMille, Bre nna Duncan, Katie Flores, Lauren Hoppin, Amy Lowry, Lau- ren McGoodwin, Michelle McK- elvey, Brittany Miller, Katie New- man, Chanelle Sladics and Blair van Pelt. Hunicanes 3, Wiidcats 1: The undefeated Hurricanes captured the playoff win 3-1 against the Wildcats on a hat trick by Jennifer Miller (with Meagan Beeson get- ting the assists). Other Hurricane standouts included Kimberly Miller, Jessica Adams, Melissa Liebengood, / Kilamey Loufek, Jessica Booth, Jllllanne Whitfield, Jonna Predrlksen, and Cristina Barbatti. The Wildcats were led by Chelsea Edmonston's goal on an assist from Taylor Fallon. Dawgs 2, Blue Light· nlng 0: Remi Viada scored the first goal on an outside free kick and Matt 'I\'acy added another to give the Dawgs a first- round playoff victory. Clark Fon- da had an outstanding day as goalkeeper . to earn the shutout. Also playing well for the Dawgs were Michael Gustafson, Gavin Dias, l\tler Hosseini., Grant Kid- man, Peter Peters, David Motschenbacher, Ryan Marshall, Justin Christenson, Pablo Math- ers, lravis Frederick, Elliot Foster and Marc Manials. Ninja turtles 2. Blue Lightning 0: Josh White scored the first goal on a well-timed throw by Michael Reneghan, and scored again min- utes later after a steal and great passes from Conrad Williamson and Reneghan. Ryan Rowe, Nathan Wiener, Lee Brown, Corey Henrie, John Llnhert and Morgan Laidlaw all kept the offensive pressure on the Light- ning. ..,8ylba1, Shoda'--~ =~~O: Blew By You advanced to the semi-finals with wins over the Sbockwaves and Mint Chips this past weekend. •Tue team showed a lbt of chafacter against two tough teams,• said You Coach David Simmons. Kami Pion scored a great goal against the Shockwaves with a nice assist from Theresa Simmons. In the quarterfinal game against the Chips, Amanda Fallon and Theresa Simmons each scored goals. Jordan Weiner score<! the only goal of the game for •the Chips. Other You offensive standouts were Jodi Rord.en, Lyndsi Foster, Amanda Barto, Holland oSadche, Kate Shaip, Danica Christensen and Susie Esquibel. Leading the defensive effort were Caroline Claure, Kelly Kaban, Courtenay Schuler and Allison Simmons. For the Chips, defenders Raquel Stone, Casey Pat:ri.c;.. and Stacy Desbrow and goalie Jessie Womble played outstanding games. "These young girls played their hearts out," said Chips Coach Phyllis lhlesdell. "They have improved 120%, and I wish to thank them all for a job well done." The Im a-n.n 2. Royal NlghtmeNs 1: In an exciting, well-played game, the Ice Creamers won 2-1. Great Royal offensive perfennances came from Katelyn Steaffens (who scored on a breakaway) and Julia Bemay and Chanel rosa. Also helping were midfielders Kendal Nelson, Bryana Carey, Emma Werlin, and Darlene Hick- man and defender Laure Kohne and goalie Elizabeth Layton. llaltl Babes 2. Royal Nlghtmwes 0: The Balli Babes beat the Night- mares 2-0 playing aggressive, controlled soccer. Against a stronger team, the Nightmare defense stood out with Alex Flem- ing, Katie Roberts, Isabel Boero, Megan Randall and Tori Reed. . ~== 2.No BOYS Fur 1: DIVISION S Seventh- ranked Jaguars repeated their regular season win over No. 1 No Pear with a 2-1 victory. Eric Sche- lin scored early for No Fear on a pass fro1i1 Chris Rasch. The Jaguars responded with two first- quarter scores by Andrew Cun- ningham, and the remainder of the game was a defensive strug- gle. Jaguar goalie Brian Cunning- ham played great, as did Patrick Etter and Tony Houseal. Jonathan Cefalia, Titus Ybarra and Evan C6nnor had fine games for No Pear, and Steven Arthur had sev- eral saves in goal. RMch'I No,._. 6, Blue.,,,.....O: No Fear bounced back from their first round loss to hand the Blue Bombers a 6-0 defeat. Eric Sche- lln opened the scoring with Chris Rasch adding two additional first- half goals on assists from Jonathan Cefalia and Casey Neale. Blake Newman booted one into the nets on a pass from Schelin, followed by Joey Head's first score of the year on a second Neale assist. Cefalia concluded the scoring late in the final period. Even Coccomo, Spencer Moore and Adam Pinkerton contributed strong defensive efforts for No Fear. . GowdYs No Fe• 1, Blue lfombers 0: Tom Yacko scored a late goal to lead No Fear over the Blue Bombers. No Fear's Robert Andrews and Curt Yacko played great defense to preserve the vic- tory. Nathan and Timothy Kramer and goalie Tom Jackson anchored the Bomber defense. Gowdy's No·Fffr o. Jagum'S O: In a scoreless nail-biter, No Pear's Robert Andrews kept the Jaguars out of the goal with one of the season's best performances by a sweeper. The tie created a three- way log jam between the Jaguars and the two No Fear teams for a berth in the championship round. Michael Ward, Leon Glaser, 'I\'af- ford Hill, Kyle Sherman, Chris Woolsey, Geoff Gustafson and goalie Brian Cunningham were standouts for the Jaguars, who recorded their eighth shutout for the season. Slimen 4. Tornadoes 0: Morgan Govaars scored three goals in the first half and Cameron Hejazi added another in the second half to lead the Slimers to a first-.round playoff win. Defenders Kyle Worel, Devon Andrade and Ethan Bartolic all helped preserve the shutout. Sllmen J, Avalanche 0: Morgan Govaars recorded anoth- er hat trick in the Slimen second~ round playoff victory, including a blast from the 18-yard line. ·Excel- lent goalkeeping by Chase Smith and 1Yler Kent produced the sec- ond playoff shutout, along with great defensive plays from Scoot- er Lyrlcb, Richard Penfil and Robert Engel. sw.,,. Rats J, AvalMche 0: The top-seeded Swamp Rats Chiefs close ollt season with· 13-7 win • Chiefs' triumph puts them in a position for a bowl bid; the wait is on. The Junior Pee Wee Chiefs closed out their regular season with a 13-7 victory over the Sad· dleback Valley Blue Bears. The Mighty Mite Cardiiials and the Junior Midget Chargen played their season finales while the Midget Cowboys will mak. at least one more trip to a bowl game after ~ping a first-round pleyoff game. After the Chiefs and tbe Blue Bean battled to a scoreleil first. hall, Costa Mesa's M9tt Ertckiioia ran bock the ~ ~ Of the IKOnd half 70 yetdl t.o tbe mu. 8"t 2,' up. K'On. ddle the aame on ~ . . ... .. • an interception and the game remained knotted until the ~ ing minutes when a Costa Mesa punt pinned the Blue Bean deep in their own tenttory. Ad.am Elmon ltrlpped a ball carrier and Ou1I c.a.nna recovered at the 7, before the Chiefs punched 1t 1n for a touchdoW'll. Delente p1-ye4 a big role ln the game wt Camarena, Nll• FabMlclrAaron Carda and Mar· cu . U.vuot shut d~ the lnilde running game. CoM ..... and ...... D1J1ant OOftl'etl the outside .... Pi ... 4 came up wttb a keY tn~ m tbe second ball. The CbMdl er. bOpmg far an t.rmtaticll to tbe • NoY. 30 Oi'ange BOWL ...a:.:=-at::~ ..... The Cowboys faced a high- powered and top-seeded North Long Beach Panthens team in the flrlt round of the Orange Empire Conference playoffs. The Cowboyf, the only local team to moke the playoffs, will compete ln the Dec. 1 Pacific Conlerence Bfwl agairut a ranked opponent to be named lat· tion. Unebacker AlWl Nguyen had one of his best games of the seas<>n. GMIDn 11, OW gen. Tbe Charge.rs hung tough, trailing Yorba lJnda 12·0 at the hall. Uneba.cker Joey Mueller twice stripped Gator ball carriers and made IODl8 blg gainl. The MCODd went for the ChOrgen' only ICOl'e of the d4y in the fourth quarter. Jimmy ....... and °°"" A.ill ..... , Mel . the d1181.ift eftort Wbn. ~ ....... ....., Ma"'e W Cllltl ..... W.. ta.. ~°&.,C::·. . The CardiMll, a vro¥P of mUDly llnt-:1'Mf .,...... dOi9d out ....... :Wtib .. -to Salita~. opened the playoffs with an easy win, thanks to goals by Parker Stevens, Don Hunt and Shugar Valiz. sw.,,. Rllta 2. TomllCloes 0: After a scoreless first half, Cheyne Smith and Shugar Valiz both kicked in goals to give the Rats a second-round playoff win. The Rats received great defensive play from goalie Matt Collier ~d defenders Alex Lawrence and Taylor Sullivan. The Grey Shllrtcs: The Grey Sharks played tremendously in the end- of-the-year tournament. R.J. D'Cruz scored a goal assisted by John Swift. Jake Carroll and Brandon Parole made some great saves as goaltenders while Austin Cardin, Matthew White, Brady Fisk, Peter Jackson and Michael Puncel played strong defense. Marcos Castaneda and Evan Fullerton played great as mid- fielders. The Angela: GIRLS Defense from Molly DIVISION 1 Brown, ntfany Chappell and Quetzalli Martinez kept the Angels in the game. On offense, Brittany Jack- owski and Rachel Braithwaite showed great speed on a few breakaways. Helping on both ends of the field were Annie Megonigal, Leslie Drewry and Bridget Fox, who all played stellar games. The P\rpl• Ponies: The Purple Ponies finished off the season with a big kick, with Sara Gomez scoring the first goal and Alex Thlxton (on an assist from Malia Hohl) adding another. Defenders Camille Reynolds and Zoie Ver- rall and goalies Amy Snyder and Stephanie Nealey anchored a tough Pony defense. · Planet Pink: Planet 'Pink got awe- some goaltending by Taylor Mur- ray, Megan Richford, McKenna Cottam and Lauten Wilbur. Everyone played terrific defense, esped.ally Blair Melton-Cannarll- lo (with 10 kicks), Lauren Tha- gard, Kialy Orgill Krosby Orgill and Corinne Schnieders. Uvsey offers fall basketball clinic NewP'?" ~ Mna o.il)' Pilot THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, '996 PUIUC MOTtCn PUILJC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC PUIUC NO c • PUIUC NOTICES PUIUC MOTICn '3IUC NOTICU fOt• the ,,..,Ing. Your IP-will a1IOw the '**°"* rtp. . PUIUC MOTIC'! ~ bualn•H la c~ Dnv• Ofange CA ueee. will not Hplre Hf~• ...,. Of NnllOI :'tW::. ~~ P9flOR ==~ ~~ ~ The Cl °' cio.a. ..... Flotlt ..... aualneu duc*t ~.,, lndMduel IF YOU OBJECT TO fovt m()('l(hl rfom tN n 1 ra llTATt MUC NOTICE If' \'OU A,RE A Cl\EDfTOA prOYIJ, BefOft tP.lno c.t· hat Mt 3' IMUll 0011 few NIUM ltatetMnt ~!Y.!....r>"~".,u.dt-1~ ~~tlo~ent~!u of.nc!: hHfll'\Q date notlcad All8T KIMM IUPIJUOR COURT °' a condng«ll 09dll.ot of lain v«y lmpot1ant K1lonl, flecal ye111 190&-IT ol Ill· The klloWlng per90na 81t --, ..... Yff, ....., ' aboll:ou MAY EXAMINE C.NI A1__, Of' THC STA•& V'9 deeHMd. you muet flt. hoMYer, CM pet.ot\11 rep-tffll petcenl (15") tot utlll-ddng bYIAMea u : ,u., Terry L. Lopu ..,.,.., •t t1'e he•lng To II '*'. '*'*""* OF CALIPOA~ yow dalm wfU'I the ~ rtMnlallvo wfll b9 requited talion of the ()lt8dvan-MatkM!ng. 2060 ~ Thie ~ .. filed 1N1C1 stale your 0~1•c· the Ill• ktpt by the Cl9CMDll. ~ ~ .... -a Copy IO ............. OOUce to,,,_,.. taatd ........ -CJ, Coo<i ...... CA-• ........ "-Cllok of •~• O< ,... w"nM ~~• U ,Ou •o ' ...... -...... loM~ '°"TH• COUNTY tonal rtpre.1enlatlvt ap-persons unles1 they ha\'e (ODE) tor fect.f.i highway Ratnon lbe, 1551 Camden ~County on 11·15-;~ o0J1ctlonr wtth the ooun -iltt .... ted "' the ....-ll'lllnlllt 111 .. .. Oft OAANQI ooln19d bY the COUf1 within waJvtd notic. Of cOl\MOl9d Pf0l9Ctt dHlgnaled by lhO Ptact, MMon. CA 82633 t9M3l'020ll before the hea11ng. Yo11t estate, you may file with ~ Ot boll, OI Ila'!: N 1 MaS!!!Rofl "'-lOUl'eu.IS" ~ mon1h1 from ftle Cit\• lo lhe ptOpoMd action.I CllY. AJtx L.ton, 721 Spauldlng, OalfV Piiot No';, 21, 28. tpp .. renc• may be In the court a fo1mal setfNAS '"' O "" "" of rlt11 lsauanco 01 lhe Tn. lndependenl aelmlnl• ~ g<*t tr• avallable Loa Angeles, CA 90o2a o.c. 5 1i 18M th69ll pe1eon of by your Request for Spedal ~ Pfml)N ,_ bMll llltd AAOS lo Oedatt JESS. ttt1 •• ptO'AdaCI In Hctlon tratlon authoffty w1ll be tor public Inspection It City Thlt busln111 11 con-' ' ettorney. Nouee of the fibng or an l.yndl 8llOlti 111 Ille ~ !!~ ~ENEEF JENSE~_a 9100 of 1M Catlll)mle Pro-gfant&d unless an lnttf· HI.II, City ol Costa ~. ducted by: a general part· PUILJC NOTtCI tr VOU ARE A invento1y and •pprainl Coult cl C.Conq, Countt ol """'" ,... rorn U\t ....... bate eoct.. Th• llm. for flt· estad person mes •ll ob-77 Fair Otlvt , In the office netshlp CREDITOR or a contln-of utate assett• or ot Of\AlrlG£. 1ody and Control ol DAR· Ing clalma wlll not expire jectlon to lh• petition Ind ol lh• City Clerk. Have you started Clolng ~ctltlou1 8ualnH• gent creditor of the any pelltt0n or aocount THE PfTITIOH ~ REL EUGENE JENSEN. before lour month• from 1how good cause why the Both the u. s. Dapattmtnt business yet? yes, 11·1 ·98 . Name Stat•ment deeeas9d you must file as provided 1n H ctton Lynda Btzdtk be flC>POllllld 111 CASE NO. AOetM18 the hearing dete no1lced cour1 should not grant the ol Transportation and lhe Ramon lbe, Gel14tral Patt· T"' followlng '*'°"'ate yoUf clau;, with the court 1250 of the Cahtornra pel'IOM ~Ill to ldmn· CITATION TO PARIENT above. authority. Clly ol Costa Me" wlll ac· ner doing buslneH u: OlHtt· and mall • copy to ihe P1obate Code A Re· idlrh ltl* ol h dacldent (famllr Cod• ,YOU . MAV EXAMINE lhe A HEARING on the pell· cepl comments on the Thi• tltlament was filed en1 Oreamz, 615 1/2 Acacia pet1onal representative quest tor Special Nottce THE PETITION requnts Ille section 78821. file kepi by lh• court. II you lion wlll be held on DE· goals 101 • period of 4'5 with Iha County Citric of Ave., Corona del Mai, CA appointed by lh• court form 1s available trom dloldtnt'I WU. ll1d codicils. ii THE PEOPLE OF THE are • person lnterHted In CEMBER 26, 1996, at d•ys al1er lbl1 notice Is Orange County on 11-8·96 92625 within four month• from the court clerk lflY, be ldma.d 111 proi.e Tiit the ••tale, you may me 1·45pm In Dept 703 lo-published 19883701489 Meredith Kal1n1ky, 615 At t p tltl will codcil avail S~AT~~R~~~F~RUNOI~ E with th• court a formal R•· cited at 341 ThaClty Drive Public c~mmeRts will be Dally Pilot Nov. 14, 21, 28, Acacia Ave., Corona dtl ~~·1:1~~e 01 !ir:t 1'~~,.;~ T~~~ntywo~lte~ .. t~~;": lor~iri:.":te lltpC~ o ,.N quHt for Speclal Nollce of South, Orange CA 92668. used for lnlormatlonal pur· D 5 1996 th586 Mar, CA 112625 11 e iov 11 s44& E. Del Amo Blvd., ..... -·II JENSEN: the llllng of an Inventory IF vou oeJecr 10 th• poses onty. ec. • • Thie business la con· nctlon 9100 of the uov -- By order ol thl• Court you and appralaal ol ••t•I• H· granting of lhe petition, YCKI MARY T. ELLIOTT, PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an lndlvldual California Probate Co.de. r!~.!vood CA 90712 IU=ty ID ':nrr:., ttie"'c:'.~: ate hereby ldlllled that H lt or ol any petition or should appeat al the hear· Deputy City Clerk Have you 1tarted doing The time for flNng cla1m1 You may appear before !he 1ccoun1 11 prollldad In 1·C'O and state your ob-P bll h d N 1 Flctltloua BualneH business yet? yH, 10.1·96 will not expire before 11/20, 11/21, 11/27 unde< Ille lndtoe~ Adml'I· Hctlon 1250 of lhe Calilor· ectlons or-flit written ob-u 1 e ewpor Name Statement Meredith l<alen1ky four months from the 111*>1'1 of Est.lllS Act (Ttn Judge Prealdlng In Depar1· nla Probate Code. A Re-ecllons with the court !>.-Beach·Costa Mesa Dally The lollow1ng persons ate Thi• statement was flied heating cJate noticed lllltloll\' Wll 9low Ille personal ment 601 ol thl• cour1 on que•t tor Special Notice ore the helling. VCK1r ap-Pilot November 18. 111, 20. doing buslnen 81: a) The with the Cbunty Clefk ol above PUBLIC NOTICE ~ ID taltl 11\M'V 2·5-97, al 8:30 AM then f0tm le available lrom th• pearanca may be In pereon 21, 22, 23, 25, 1996. Floor Guys, b) The Catpet 01ange County on 11-15-96 YOU MAY EXAMINE ~ withaul Olltll~ng court and lhere lo show cause, 11 court cletk. or by yout'attorney. m4'07 Man, 1998 Harbor, Costa 18883702073 the hie kept by the NOTICE OfF TiaJST!E'a IPPI0'4t BefOftl laltng cetllln any you havt. why Jesstlnt Attorn•r lor the Petl· IF YOU ARE A CREl;>ITOR PUBLIC NOTICE Mesa, CA 92627 Daily Pilot Nov. 21, 28, cou11. If you iJte a per· SALE TNll9e S-. No. ~ 1~ aons. l'lowt"'r Rene• Jenfftl thOuld not tloner: or a contingent CfeditOf' of The Guy, Inc., (Cal.) 1998 Dec. 5, 12, 1996 lh601 son 1n1e1e11ed in the D110f531.CZ Tiii °'* No. Ille l*10NI "PllWntlhe wt11 be be declv<I trH from your DEANE. DAGGETT, the dece!l•ed.,you must Ill• Flotltloua BualneH Harbor, Costa Mesa, CA PUBLIC NOTICE Htate, you may !tie with ms712 ~ No. ~to~ nota ID u'lltr· custody and control tor the ESQ., (CSB# 88528), your cJaim with th• court Name Statement 92627 • the cou11 a forrnal 2805174 ~ No. mtd oenont uf'Hss they ha¥t """pose of frfflnn Justine ATTORNEY AT LAW and mall a copy to .the per· The followlnn ---soru are This business is con· flotltloua Busln••• Request for Special ~1t YOU /llfJ! .. DE-w..S nok8 orconstnlld IO the .. -· ··• • sonal representative ap-... ,..... ducted by: a corporation N u 1 11 11 1 FAU..T UNDBt A D&D OI' PIOPOStd aon) The 1ndtpend· Renee Jensen IOI place-ONe PARK PLAZA, pointed by the CCKlrt within doing business as: BLUE Have you started doing Nam• Statement 0 ~· 0 'e 1 ing 0 an TRUST DATED 11/2llWIO. tf'1Udmr1s~ aitholl!y.,. be menl for adoption. STE. 1250, IRVINE, CA ICK1r months from Iha date STAA POOL and SPA SER· business yet? yes, Oct. The folloWlng persons are ~vee:~~t~ ~~et!P':,',"~~1 UNL.ESSYOUTN<EAC11QN grJnlld uritss 111 1nte1Hltd •••• ....... an bOnl ~'I., .... In 80. e.t fllw 0 I , died -. ..... 17, , ........... .. l.alle Pe,..t, Aft Orarwe cioc..r ~ dM'lll lor. ~ .... .......... -... for .. a..w Ollla Schoot ~ Md the 0..mclftl 8chDOf Dletrlcrt. Orao• I• ~by her eon DCM,.-..,..~ ~d:,a~·~ Slmpeon: ~ gt'Md-daughtere, M....,., Rven a Shannon Ortfftn; ...._, ~ Fre•mann. ~ Wiii be 8:00 f'.M. to 8:00 P.M ., ~. Nowmber 21et, wllh • Vlgtl 8t 7:00 P.M., .. Pactflc V'9W ~· & Memorial Padc, Newport Baaoh. A funeral maa wlill be held 11 :00 A .M ., Fridav Ill ow Udy Queen of Angela C a1hollc Church In Newport BMch. wlft bur1al at the memorial park. The lollowlng lnl0tnuillon 82714 of flrs1 luuance of the lei· VICE. INC .. 5753-G Santa 1996 doing bu91nesa u : A.T. TO PROTB:T YOUR ~ pel'IOll Ida in Obrtt*on ID tilt e<>ncerN rigtlta and proc• Publl•h•d Newport tars u provld&d In section Ana Can't.on Road 1240, The Guy, Inc., Marilyn uo·a Pina, t6551·B Chap-any pet1tt0n or account ERTY, rr MAY IE IOU> AT ptt'<>ll Ind shOwS OOod ausel---------~ durH Iha.I rtlalt to this Beach·Costa Mesa Dally 9100 ol the California Pro-Anatlfmsrlll~. C~~807 Morbira, President man Ave., Orange, CA ~~5~ro~;d~e '"ca~.~~:~~ A PU8UC SALE. F YOU the ccull shoukl not goo the ----1 I th 1 I p 1 N b 2 22 28 bate Code. The time !Of Ill· BLU A L and This statement was flied 92667 NEED AH EXPlANATlON OI' &JthOfll'J proc ...... IJQ °' • eim na· 1 01 ovam er 1• • • ing clalms will not expire SPA SERVICE, INC., (CA). with the County Clerk of Anlhony Rocco, 2336 Piobate Code A Re· HOO lion of custody and control 1996. befOfe lour months from 5753·G Santa Ana Canyon Orange County on 11-1s-96 Elden Ave .. IB, Costa que5t for Speclal Nouce ~~:.bet.,.. ftft !!~r 26peo,oon1NW:.dll or ,l•••llne Renee Jensen thf592 m. hearing date noticed Road 11240. Anaheim Hill•. 18983702080 Me ... CA 92627 form 11 available from ,_, "'' ~.,.... ~ H set forth In Family Code bo CA 92807 This business 11 con-the court clerk YOU SHOlJlD CONTACT A 145 PM in OtpC Ho 703 louted PUBLIC NOTICE a ve. This business Is con· Dally Pilot Nov 21 28 LAWYER. On 121'1,_ at It 341 Tht C4"' Onw 0,.,.,.,.., CA sac11on 7860, et Hq.: YOU MAY EXAMINE the • ' ' duct&d by: an lndlvldual Attorney for Petitioner: 2:00 p u m... ... .w... Dead •r ·-..,.. 1. At the beglMlng ol Iha Ille kepi by the cour1. II Jou dueled by: a corporation Dec. 5• 12• 1996 lh602 Have you star1ed doing Gregory N. Morse • -.....---92613-l571 ~ Vl9W proceeding th• cour1 will NBOSTCIC5EH08F are a person inl8'esto In b~~r~es~oyue1;1ay~:d. Aeog~~ PUBLIC NOTICE business yet? no 2752 Welnut Avenue ~ton~at::lTNlt..:S of :_y:;_~,~~.EY~ ~,:J~~ -~ __ ' the estate, you may file Anthony Rocco Tu11ln CA 92780 ....... .-,,_ .... ....,... ---..__ ~onsldet whether .°' not lhe PETITION TO with the court a to1ma1 R .. 25, 1996 Fictitious Buslnfss This statement WIS flied ..-·-" It the heanng Ind stall your interests ol Jasslrn• Renea ADMINISTER quest tor Special Notice ol BLUE STAR POOL and Name statement with the County Clerk of 11120• 11121· 11127 recorded on 11m110 18 oOiet'oris or hie wnlltn obtec· ieh~W ~ Jensen require the appoint· ESTATE OF: the filing ol an Inventory SPA SERVICt:, INC., John The following persons are Orange County on 11-15·96 ~ No.. :::: Mins wtlh the COUii belott the .....--, ment. ol counsel. II the MARJORIE J. GIBBS and appraisal of estate as· A. Larson. President doing business as: a) Cus· 18883702087 PUBLIC NOTICE ~ 1n 'r. dnc. at ttle lllanng Your appurance may be 3500 Pacific View om. Coull llllds thal the Inter· CASENO.A1a5129 sets or of any petition 01 This .statement w~s filed tom Aquarium Installations, Dally Piiot Nov. 21, 28, Rec:orderatQqngeeounty,1n';~Ouo~~~:g~RDfa NewpclftBeach esls of Jassllnt Renee To all heirs, beneficiaries, acc<?unt as provided In ~itll thee County 1 le~';.~ bl Cust.om Aquariums, Dee. 5, 12. 1996 th604 CNS1•:>1 n • ~~ ~~ lcont:_rrm tMltot ol the de· M4-2700 Jensen do require such c1editors. contingent credl· secl!on 1250 of the Cali· range oun:8~;0~078 7351 Hell Ave .• Suite B, N T ....... a .,..,.., ~===-====:''1 protection th• Cour1 will tors and persons who may forn1a Probate Code. A f'.le· 19 Huntington Beach. CA PUBLIC NOTICE 0 ICE OF PETITION man Wiii ..... pubic~ C4 'yOu IOOSI f~e yOur d11m r PIERCE lllTllEll appoint ~n.sel 10 repr• otherwise be Interested in qloruemstlsfoarva~lapbelcelallr0Nmo111hcee LAWOFFICEOF 9J2647 L I M k TO ADMINISTER tlontotMhlghatbkldlfforW1ththecourt.OOIMl1copyto BEU-•-•w th• will Of ••tall or both I RONALD D. HALPERN, ames OU s raze ' Flclltloua Bualn•H ESTATE OF: cash, (PllYlible It time at•"" perJONI rtpttSentahl ap. --"· sent her, whether or not ol· MARJORIE J GIBBS ' court clerk. 3001 t Ivy Glenn Drive, 16466 24th St., Sunset N•me Statement MICHAEL ARTHUR Ale In~ money at ttie lponttd bot Ille COUii wttllln lour M 1"'-.......J she Is able to attord coun-A PETITION ·has been Attorney for the Petl· Suite 112, Laguna Niguel. Beach, CA 92640 The fotlowlng parsons are ARVIZO AKA Unbd states) It: /II. ttie jmonllls from thl cl.ale of first o~.......- sel. Jeutlne Renee Jensen llled by SHARON sr. tloner: CA 926n This business Is con· doing business as: Bay· MICHAEL A. ARVIZO Pbth l'ront ..nnce to. ttle auance ol letltrs as pro111ded rn will not be present In court CLAIR ln lh• Superior STUART A. McKENZIE, Daoly P1101 Nov. 21. 26, ducted by: an individual c~C::-1:~ R~~~~'. 2~~i~eewfgr AKA MICHAEL County ~ 700 SdOn 9100 of Ille Clillorr»a 1Costa10 Broadway unless she so iequasts or Court of Calllornla, County ESQ., (CSB# 84388) Dec 5 12 1996 th600X Have you started doing Newpon Beach, CA 92660 ARVIZO AKA MIKE Civic Cenle' DIM Witt, P!obltl Code The •me IOI' llltng Mesa 1he Coun 10 ofdera. of ORANGE. METCALF. · ' ' business ye_t? yes, 1-1·90 Santa Ana, CA .. rtgte. t1111 dams wll not exprt belol! lour 942 .. 180 2. 11 a parent ol Je11tine THE PETITION requests McKENZIE 18120 PUBLIC NOTICE JTah!"•s LCKll is Mrazek ~1 d BArlaydsrheo~eJ.01La1'vewt. tNr.ew2po69~ ARVIZO and ir.erut c:onwyed to f1'lOl'llfts lrom the hu nng 0'1e 11 .. _______ _ that SHAAON ST CLAIR ' · rs Sta ement was "e " CASE N O A184258 and now held by I undlr ~IDOW t• , R~nH JenH~ apreara be appointed ., personal MAGNOLIA ST., STE. NOTICE OF with the CCKlnty Clerk of Beacll. CA 92663 To all heirs, benefi· laid Deed at TNll In ttie YOU Mo\Y EXAMNE tilt l~e Wlthoul counse and s un-reptesentatlve to admlnl•· 20 t' HU NTI NO TON PUBLIC AUCTION Orange County on 11·15-96 This busrneu Is con· c1at1es, creditors. con· property lttUlltecl In uld ltfPI bot thl court I you art al---C-LA_S.,.....,,S""'l""'F'"'IE=o~- abla to alfOfd CCK1nt1I, the ter th• estate of th• deoe-BEACH, CA 92046 Notice Is heiaby given 19983702080 ducted by: an Individual ungent creditors. and County, Calromla dna1bed oerson i'*M11d in the tsllle. CCKlrt musl appoint coun-danl. Published Newport 1ha1 the und11slgned wllt ally Pilot Nov. 21 , 28, Halle you started doing pe"ons who may othet· u : l.Clt121nTradNo.2114. f: rtll'J file With the court 1 ll's the resourc. you sel IOf lhe parenl, unless THE PETITION requests Beach.Costa Mesa Daily soll at Public Auction on Dec. 5. 12. 1996 th603 ~~'::!1 G.'!ie~o wose be interested in the County at CQnge. Sim d OITNI Request for Speoll Nollet can count on lo ~ a the p11en1 knowingly and lhf decedent'• Will and Pilol November 21, 22, 28, 12/02196 at 11:30 a.m. at. PUBLIC NOTICE This statement was flied will or estate, oo both, California, .. per Mlfl ,.. ol h l•no ol 1n 111111mory "1CI myriad of mer ..,.. Intelligently waivH the right codlcils, II an~, be admitted 1996. ALLSPACE. 8564 HAMIL· with the County Clerk of 01 MICHAEL ARTHUR c:Ofded In Boot 11, P1: 10. IP!lf1lul of nllll assets Of of d1se items, becau•• 10 be ieprHented by coun· to probate. h• Will and lhl590 TON AVE., HUNTINGTON Fictitious Buslnesa Orange Counly on 11·15·96 ARVIZO AKA MICHAEL Mlscdaneous Mlpa, In ttle ll1Y Pt'•on °'account as pro.. our columns comP_el T c i any codicils are available BCH .. CA 92646 the per· omoeatttieCounty~ llloed in seaon 12.50 of the qualified buyer• .o sel. he oun w 11 not •P-for examination In the rile PUBLIC NOTICE sonal proper1y ot the fol· Name St•t•m•nt 18983702085 A ARVIZO AKA er at said Cou11y. The tatal Caklonu Probate Code A Re· calll point the .. me counsel lo kepi by the cour1. lowing: The following persons are Daily Piiot Nov. 21 , 28, MICHAEL ARVIZO AKA llmOW1t at the unpeld b9-quest lor Speoll '**te lonn is 642·5878 reprtHnl both JHslln• THE PETITION requests NOTICE OF NAME. UNIT fl doing business as: Ughl· Dec. s 12 1996 lh605 MIKE ARVIZO -d the obllglilb• -Mll~tlromdllcoullclet1l --------- Renee Jensen and her par· authority to administer the INTENDED INVENTORY speed LTD., 17150 Ne-PU• BL.IC NOTICE A PETITION nas and by the pf'C'l*ty to be All..., r. ,.._:VICKI No room left ent. estate under lhe lndepen· BENE KOS. CHAO, F032, whope #209, Fountain Val· been toled by MARV JO ltt>ld and ruaonabfy ...._ FllHER MAGASt• E1Q 3. The Court may appoint dent Administration of Es· BULK SALE HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ley, CA 92708 BLAIR in the Superior mated coats, ellf*'MS and MAOASI• & llAAAll• In the garage either the public di ••1•1nd~r ~\f~u:;\hr~~.:~!r~~~ G1v~~T11;.~ l~t:rs!r~Rg:: F~g~~~~SsE~gl.o tfe~~: Fs~r::1~w Ne~d~ci;·A-~~~ F~~:!:!~!~:!~~~· g~~~\y o~6ran~!'.1fornia. =::-~.::., ':'80: :!:1 4640ADMllAL,VrE~ for the WI or private counsa . pr-resentatlve to takt many tat. Inc •• whose buslnou JETSKIS&TRAILER CoslaMesa,CA92626 The loRowlngpersonsare THE PETITION re· ~ats.Melst1•"111 !M4R~OfL.RfYC4g()2g2.6617 vat• counsel ls appointed, actions without coun ap-address Is 181 Technology VNCLAN. TIM, H022, This business is con-doing business 11: Seam· quests mat MARY JO P~muatbetaycut\,1 NewoottBuch·CostaMtu A call to he Of' •h• will r9Ctlll• • tea· provar. Belore taking cer· Drive, lrvlne, Calllornfa, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ducted by: an Individual stress at Large. 1573 Tuslin BLAIR be appointed as ca.,.,.• chick dnlwn on a CN391033 SCHWA Nov 20 21 27 cl ... ltlecl can sonable sum for compen-taln very lmponant actions, 92718, Intends to make a GARCIA, EDWARD. H08t, Have you star1ed doing Avenue, Costa Mesa. CA pe1\onal representative stile or NltlOnal blnk, I 1Q96 • · ' satlon and axpensH, lh• however, the personal rep-transfer to Frlatec lnterpore OFFICE FURN. business yet? yes. Ocl. 7th, 92627 to adm1nr~ter the estate ctleCk dnlWn by a 1t1111t or help amount or which wlll be de-re11ntallv1 will be required Dental, LP., whose busl-K.E. AUCTION SERVICE. 1996 Amy Elllort, 1573 Tustin of lhe decedent fedantl CNdll union. OI • 1---------__J---------- termlned by lhe Court. Thal to give notice to Interested nets address Is 181 T~ch· P.O. BOX 825, KELLY & Steven Neil Lucia Ave., Costa Mesa, CA THE PETITION 19. dieck dr--. by a .... Of ------------------~ al persons unless they have nology Drive, Irvine, Cahfor· KARL JACKSON RIALTO This statement was filed 92627 quests authority to ~-~ ~ amouot must be P d by waived notice Of consented nia, 92718. of the following CA. 92377 TELE~ 909-873~ with the County Clerk of Thi• business Is con-___,., -.-..--.....-the re&l partlH In lnlerHI, to lhe PfOposed action.) proper1y now located at 0744 AUCTION BONO Orange County on 1o.29.96 ducted by: an Individual administer the estate 1111on, or savings bank but not by lhe minor, In The independent admlnis· 181 Technology Drive. Ir· 1723.:.i,_,9 18883700329 Have you started doing under the Independent ~In aedlofl 1102 at euch proportions •• the I ration authority will be vine, Calilornla, 927t 8: All pub 115 he d N • w p 0 r1 . . business yel? no Admin1s tratron ot Es· the FlnaicW Coda and - Court betlevH to be just. II. granted unlHS an Inter· the stock In lrade, mef· Beach·Costa Mesa 011ly Daily Piiot Oct 31. Nov. 7, Amy Elliott tat111 Act !Thrs authori-thoftud to do bulllnesa In hOwevet the Court find• Hiid pereon files an ob-chandlse. fl~ures. equip-Pilol November 21• 28• t4, 21, 1996 th572 This statement wa1 flied ty win allow the personal ltlll ....._ The 11r9111 .._ • Jectlon lo lhe petition and ment. goodwill. and trade t996 PUBLIC NOTICE with the County Clerk Of 1epre"')ta11ve to take dress and act. common lhat lily ot the r•ll pattiH show good cause why the of "lnterpote Dental. Inc." · thl596 Orange County on 1 HS-96 many actions without dn•1111•on, r .,.,.,, at ttie In lnteiesl cannot alford cOIJrt mould not grant lhe Such transfer may consti-PUBLIC NOTICE Actltloua Bualneaa 18983702098 obtaining court approvat. real property daeatbed counsel, the amount will be authority. lUta a bulk sale as defina<I Name Statement Dally Pilot Nov. 21, 28. Before taking ceitain aboYe la pwpated ID be; paid by the county. A HEARING on the peti-In the Cahlornla Com· Dec. 5, 12, 1996 th607 very rmpo11ant actions. 1-n. tc__..s "8a, COltl 4. The Court may con· lion will be held on DE· mercial Code. Flctltloua Busln•H The following persons are however. the p1,,sonal Mesa. CA a27. n. undlr• tlnue the ptoceedlng for C'EMBER 26, 1996, at To the knowledge of the Name Statement fs~i~~/u~~~sn::.= ~r:;~ PUBLIC NOTICE represantatrve will be slgrMd Tnmm dl9dalnl9 not mote than 30 days as 1:45pm In Dept. 703 lo-undersigned buyer. within The lollowlng P8'.IOflS are Michelsen Or. 1'210. IMne, ~equired lo give notice to ~~at~~~-necessar\I 10 appoint coun· cated at 341 The City Drive the past thfff years. Inter· doing business IS. Gteatei Cahl. 92715 Flctltloua Buslneaa interested persons ·--.,_ --_.. -• South Orange CA 92668 pore Dentat. Inc. has not Newpor1 Behavioral Haahh. Annie Bstinl 499 Brosd· N~~ "-•Ht-nt 1 th h d dress and oOW common HI and to enable counHI IF YOU oBjECT to the used any other additional 44'62 Barranca Parkway waiy, Cos•t..,a • Mesa. ,..:.f. The foltciwlng i>«sons art un ess ey ave waive designation, r .,.,., llhown to become acqu11nt1d with giantlng of the pelrtlon, you business names other than 1130, Irvine, CA 92714 92627 .... , doing bu•lnen u : Magno-notice 01 consented to ,_..,, laneftd9ry.'a..at the case. should appear 11 the hear· wNen It wes previously OP· Kerry K. Delk Ph.D., Psy· This business Is con· Ha Charlie, 317 Marine, Bal· the proposed action.I America NT & M. fondo. DATED: OCT 30, 1980 Ing and tlate your ob-erated as part of Its now chologlsl. P1oftulonal dueled by: an Individual boa Island, CA 92662 !~• ondepende.nt ~°"1l.. ALAN SLATER ~Ions Of file written ob-parenl company lnterpore Corp., (CA), 300 Old New· Have you started doing Karen Marie Frtnklel, 122 ....,monrstrallon autho11ty Min: Lia ...a, MARY LITTLe, eC11ons with th• court be· lnternalional located at t81 port Blvd., Newport Beach. business yet? No Onyx Avenue. Balboa II· will be granted untess an 10IOOVlllay"'-w• Cy. CLERK OF THE COURT ore 1h• hearing. Your ap· Technology Drive. lrvlne, CA 92663 Annie Belgi land, CA 92662 Interested pe1Son files pnss, CA foao.4ot2. T .. naarance mey be In person California, 92718. Roberl Johnson, Inc .• This statemenl was filed This bu1lne11 la con-en objection to the phor'9 No.: (114) ~ OavlCI E Wald E1q ,.-The transfer of the prop-(CA) 1600 Dove 11460 ducted by·. an lndlvfdual petition and 1hows good ~ ule vM be --IM · • · or by your attorney. • • with the County Clerk of .. _ TOLEDANO & WALD, IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR erty Is not subject to Cali· Newpor1 Beach, CA 92660 Heve you atarlld doing cause w hy the court ~ COWNll'1l Of~ 18201 Von t<arman Avenue. 0, a conllngent creditor of lornla Commercial Code David Young, Ph.D .. Pay· Orange County on 10•28'96 business yet? no should not grant the ty, expreued or lmplld,,. Sulla 1000, Irvine, Calllor· the deceasad, you must flit Section 6106.2. which IP· chologlst, Inc .. (CA), 4482 18963700284 Karen M. Frenkl•I authorory :=,...~.....,,Of nl• 9271s-1oos, (714) 752· your claim with lh• cour1 pllas to translere for which Barranca Parkway 1130, Ir· Dally Pilot Oct. 31, Nov. 7, This ttatement was flied A HEARING on the for a. pur· 5538, FAX 1714) 752.g503, and mall a copy to.the per· the conslderatll>n Is less vine, CA 92714 14. 21, 1996 th571 wilh lhl County Clerk of petition will be held on ~.!' ~ e _!!; I 1 1 than $2 mlllion and 11 sub-This buslne11 Is con-Orange County on 11-15·96 D 5 1996 ._.._ .... ---~ - B11 Numbet: 5855", Al· :,~edr~r~~:~~u~·wlt~r,; stanlially all cash. an obll· ducted by: an unlncorpo-PUBLIC NOTICE 18883702087 1 e:~n~b~ in' Dept 7~~ Dead at Trust Inducing ttie torney fOf Petltlonet lour mon4h1 from the date gallon to pay cash In lha rated association other Daily Pilot Nov. 21. 28, . . tea, c:hlfvas and ...... Pub 11 ah• d N • w Po rt ol first IHuance of lh• lel· future, or a comblna1ion than a par1nership Fictitious Busln•H loceted at 34 1 The City at the Trwtea. n. tn.11199 S.Sch·Costa Me.. Dally 1111 as provided In .. ctlon thereol. Have you started doing Name Statement Dec. 5• '2• 11196 lh606 Otov• Orange CA 92668. ~ ukl Deed at TNlt Pilot November 7, 14, 21 , 9100 or the California Pro-The intended transfer will business yet? No Th• following persons ... are PUBLIC NOTICE IF YOU OBJECT TO QU9ld I Naacl8 at Dll8'M 28, 1996. bite Code. The time for 111• be closed on or al1er De-Kerry K. Delk doing busineas as: JD "ing the gr<1ntmg of the andEIKUontoleltlobe,. th579 Ing claims will not expire cember 11. 1996 at ,181 This statement was flied & Associates, 2041 Busl-patolion. you should c:cwded In a. ccu'ltY"M.,. ---------before lour months Ir.om T•c.hnotogy Drive, Irvine. with the County Clark of neu Center Or. 1204. Ir· CNSU 31189 appear at the hearing a. real property• loc:aeed PUBLIC NOTICE the hearing dat. noticed Calrfornia. Orange County on tt-15·96 lllne,CA92714' NOTICE OF and state your ob1ec· andmoretnanttnamartew above. Dated: November 18, 18803702100 Jelfery Oonavln Ring, 205 AMENDED PETITION IM>l'IS or file w11tten haw....,..Sllnceaudl,. BSC 5897 VOU MAY EXAMINE the 1898 Daily Pilot Nov. 21, 28. ~~~6e Pl. Costa Meaa, CA TO ADMINISTER ob1ec11ons with the cou1t CCMdllilk>IL :5T: Deed NOTICI! 0, flit kepi by lhe court. II you FAIATEC INTERPORE Dec. 5, 12. 11196 th598 This business Is con-ESTATE OF: ELNORA before the hearong. Your eomc-w. 18 n-., TNlt PnlTION TO are a PeflOtl lntetested In DENTAL, L.P. F appearance may be 1n o.d~aMM,mlolMI the estate you nuiy file PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an Individual . RANCES BRAUN person Of by you1 8Mudry Awn., HUI""°'· ADMINISTER with the c0urt a l0tmal R• Oeoldrge SFm~I h, J,r., Have you st.arted doing C A SE NO. A183631 attorney_ Loa Angaolls, CA IOOt7, ESTATE OF: quell f<lf Spec'-1 Notice of Pre1 ent, r lt9C n-cna14318S8 business yet? yes, 1988 To all he11s. benef1 IF YOU ARE A T....,,_ ~ ~ AM~l1~L~~:::~LY the filing of an Inventory terpo,. Oenlal, Inc., NOTICE OF ~~'::1i~ia~I was filed coar,.s. cred1to1• con CREDITOR 01 a oonlln· ~ T~ a.Of. and apPfaisal of 111a1e H· Manager APPLICATION with the County Clerk ol tongent creditors. and gent creditor of the 0.. 1112jlt QENE AMRINI! aka aets or of any petition or Publl1had Newport FOR CHANGE IN 0 Cou 1,..17 96 persona who may othe1· dee9ased you must file ~~ : 1 WILL .... u •MRINB account as frovlded In Beach "'osta Mesa Doily range nty on .,. • w ise be interested in the ' ~1'7 11121 111211, ._..ft ""' OWNERSHIP 0, 18883888340 your claim with the cou1t 12'UI ' CAS! NO. A181119 HCtlon 1250 o the Calilor· Pilot November 21 , 1996. ALCOHOLIC will or estate, or both, and mail a oopy to lhe To all hetre, bentflcl11IH, nla Probate Code. A R• th593 BEVERAQI! LICENSE Dally Piiot Nov. 14', 21, 28. of: ELNORA FRANCES personal reprHentative credltOfl, conllngenl etedl-quHI 10< Sp9Clal Notice Date of Fifing Dec. 5, 1996. th585 BRAUN eppolnted by th• court lors, and PtftOnt who may cl~rt 'c' ... ~v.allabl• from the PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE AN AMENDED within rour months flom othtfWIH be lnletetted In -mk Appllcatlon1 PETITION has bMn filed the win or tatalt, or both, Attorney for the Pet I• NOTICE Of NOV 15 1888 Fictitious BualneH by BILL v J. MATTHEWS tile date ot first luuanc:. of~ BIWE GENE AMRINE tloneri PUPLIC HEARING To Whom !1 May Con· ., __ .. Statement in the Superior Court of ol letters 81 provided In someone special MEET A GOOD AD! •k• BILLY GENE AMRINE JAMIE• A. NOTICE IS HEREBY cern: .......... Calllornoa, County ol Or· Hctlon 9100 of the through classified ~~~~~E ~~R~~ ~N~~*~ng•~~OO~~~~~·~~~ ~~c~~~lf~o~ffl~l~•~P~r~o~b~~~e~c~o~d~•~·~==~=;;~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A PETITION hH bHn 1 '1 wlll be held by the Colla ~llcant(a) ls/are: HOU JIN angoT.HE AMENDED The time lot fillng claims HQ ~CSB• 2.9538) u Inter 01 Desl1Jn•. 270 Cag. nled by AOB£RT JOHN ' ' Mesa City Councll on D• II II d La ;;;312 N or1 PETITION reriue•t• that VAUGHT In lhe Superlot JAMii A. cember 2. 1990, at 6:30 Tha app cants t ie nay ne " ' ewp T • • Call 642-5678 Cour1 ol Cllllomla, County HUMPHAllYI, JR. LAW p.m .. Of as soon thereafter ~~pva•rtm"e•n11pop1,y1n~ctoo .. !~1•c ~·o~C:~nA~:3. 27Q C•"-BILL~ Jt:. ... MA THEWS bel of ORA.NOE. CORPORATION, 4590 11 pos1lble, In the Council uw .., ""' .,.-appotn .., H per50na THE PETITION rtquttll MACARTHUR 8LVD., Chambtre ol Clfy Hall 77 Beverage Conlrol to aall al· ~ ~ ~~ Newport repreHntallve to fh at AOBEAT JOHN ITI. 280, NDPORT Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. on cottollc beveragH at: 512 Thi~ 'builness Is con-.c:tmtnlste1 the utll• or VAUGHT be appointed .. lllACH CA 82880 the tollowing_ lttm: W UTH ST., COSTA ducted by: an Individual the decedent. petJON1 rtptetenwtve to ' d RESOl.UTION finding an MESA, CA 92027 ed dol THE AMENDED ldtnlnllttr the .. tale of IM Publlsht Newport t)Cempllon from 1M Amer!-FOf lhe lollowlnQ type OI .._ve YOY 7t1Mt ng PETITION requHls lhe Clte9dont. OHCh·Cosla Mesa Dally cane With Ol .. bili1y ACI U~nse: 4'7 ON·SlU: OEN-business Yt, no decedent' a WILL and nt! PfimON requeata Pllol November 21, 22. 28, (AOA) Ouldellnel and Call-ERAL EATING PLACE ~·~.me':. wu filtd codlol•. If any, be ad· the decedtnt'• WIU. anCI ,tM. fornla DIHbl•d Acceas Publllhtd N•WP-Otl with lhe C<K.lnty Clorlc oC mHted to ptobl, •. The eodlcl1, H ""'· be •dmln.CI thf5t1 AtQUfallon• for an •xl•tlng Beach.COila M... Deity Ofano• County on 10.24-te Wll.l end MIV c:odldl\ to prot>a1-. The win and PUBLIC NOTICE pathoof·1t•~ to IM Co1ta itilot Nov9ml>ot 21. 1~ 1~aenia .,.. available tor .. .,,._ tl'f COdlCh wt avt.llablo Mtsa CounltY Club at 1701 D•t1u Pilot New l• 21 a, nadon In t.h4t nte kept by for .amlnMIOn In 1"" flle a1c aTOI Golt eour .. Drive, Coeta PUBLIC NOTICI ~'s. 1t111. • ' th581 the court. kte>4 "' me court. MeM, Cal1lomla. THC AM CNDCO THIE PITIT10t4 ~UMte NOTIC8 Off NOTICE IS l'URTHEA Floth. loua 81Wneu PUILtC NOTICI! PETITION ntquett1 ~ to adt'l'llfUtet the PnaTtOM TO GIVEN tl'lat at Mid tltM NaMe Statetnent euthoflty to .c:IMinllter "'819 undtf the ~ AOMINllTIR and ptac. 911 lnleteatad TM fo11oW1ng J*tQnl art F1oUU.U. &uelnea• the •tt•t. under the ~ Admlrittr81ion of£.-UTATa Of1 C::,,_ may ~at anCI do4ng ~nu.a u · M.u N.ne ltatefMftt Independent Mmlnlatr .. :r ..:i-J"* ~hf: ROLAND MMIS cU ~to! :t,~ ltt~ Coun-Bona, t1c •• 1CMI . IMnt The folOwillO petaona ate lion of EltatM Act. CThlt ~ to -. meny JOSIPH D'AlllQNtlS II' THI! Al'OAiMEN-Aw .• Newpol1 leach, CA doing tMlr*a .. : l'lrll euthorlty w fl altow the eet'°"9 wtth0\11 ~ apa CAii NO. A181144 TION£D ACTION IS Ctt.Ai... 92teO Cl111 lulldlng Sorvlco. person.I iepre•ntat1¥9 l)fOVll. 9etofe ~ cer·. To all,...,., beMftctlrtn, lfNOEO IN COURT, IM MUI• Sollman, 30782 can. 1441 HatOld Pl .. "4#\ungton lo t•k• m.ny •ctlon• lalfl '*Y lmpOnen& llC11ont, et9dlt.otl, ~ ortdl• challong• may be 1111\lted to larbota, IAQUN Nlgutl, Beech. CA 1*7 without obtelnlng eo~ howwvef me potlONll r9P' tore. end~ WhO may ot'ltf tl\Ott lttuoa rl!IMd .a CA 12en Norev ,P.. ~ 144' app1ovet. Dotoro t"lno etenc* wilt~ r-·w9d ~ be ln10fMt9d In th• publlc h11rfn11 d• l'arld K. ManMWr, Helt Harold lt~_Hwnl nglon '*'aln vwy l~Hanl r ~ he w111 u... both • Vttuvla Ave., Minion BMCh. CA RW47 10 g1Ve not1ee to lnttrM19d t or ; MAA°'I 0: tcrfl:*d In this notice OI In ~Jo, CA t2hl tllll bualn.H It con-1ctton1, however, the =::; ~ ~ ;i~i'=s1GN1H1 J ::: ~~~ Tfllt bu~lntH 11 co": ~9d by: en lndMduat =~~·•,.;::,-::,ta;'! lo H propoMd ectlon.) ~ P!TITION ,,., '*" at, Of priOt to, tho P\lbl~ =~p by. a General pet1 ~~~ed dOlng ~~ IO 1n,.,..,., The ~ aclrnlnl• fhd t>t JOVIT~ IROWN II\ MlrlnO. Hevo ~ atatttd doing ~ E ~ t vnMt N'I &ration •"'hclflly ,,.. ~ =-~ c:"'~~-MARY T. •1.LJOTT, bUllN•• wt? no Thia ~ **' tlled •W. wal1'ad l'M!w ,., graneed ... 91\ llW· .. c~noR . Deputy City Clerta l'~Hf K. Manaour wWI the 'County c... ol ~'" lO ... ~':"': ~ = : ..=A :.0:-: Pltbll tl'le4 Nellllporl Thie I~ Wiii IM9d _onno. ~on 10-t? .. =opow! acuon • tJla ,_,,_, .,_, eppolnleod M ~ r9P' haeft.Coeta MM1 Oally wlit\ the ~ Oertl ol i9elHHatiNtet1t :::: eo-:r .;1 :: ,.~ '° .......... Piiot ~ t•. .... °'~ ~~011·,·~... ~Plot No¥ .. 1 .... ,. ... ...... ..,,-.ey ......... . ........ "'f'9 deet!llN, 1\194 1.-.r 1 ' DK, I, I... ._.. Wll M l'MfM ~· 19\ . A 9'UllNO .., .,. ~ THI N1mON ~ -~Hot How. ,., It, ... TICI lnWtld ~ .. """ t111 11e ....., .,. DI· .._ ..... .,~.. Wiii enct MUC MOTICI oec. a.,.... NlllC WW en ~ te ... Cl..elft IJh · 1~. II OOClclll, ll ~ adfriMd l90TIC8 OP .... , I 8 llll 111 ,.a.ip, __, ..... .... ~f'i:c::: :.,·.'}.~\ ... :.:: ADOPTtOllOl'A on th• -.weT ............ ne :::. ~ :-.... -::: * ...,.,.1¥tn Ir\ ,_ ... DtlMVMTAUD ~ ~11\~.:':.: ~ey. \ • .. ~'r .. = ..... 5911 your extfa ...... , 1 ..._. A tUAAIHO on ... •:w • • WZlil$ -wt•· .,_ "'wam,. PtacAL ttem1 iiiil · o.o.rM•• ' "" • RES ; ... _ .. ".!!_..,...... •. , -UIWW household =-'~aa....., CA~dMNWon ..... J:. =--~ ..... ':.t!dJ~ ftMiMM7HT C wt-A TtrrYL~m\ ..... \'41,M.ln'O.t.'°' ~-=-wt µ -l CT* ~ n ,,_om cw 1n llffm"" to1 1#1-. C.. ...... CA~ .. ~·~·~· :•~34~1_!! .'h!,!OllY:?.JiA. ... ----.-....1~~---~!!!!!!I . : . , ' '1 prefer advertiscf £e ·m the Pilot an t ~'B 1 due to tbe pa 0. . • d 01'e.8.l response an ~-~, cust~f SCO'l:ID Soll ( . ,, ~ '. • By Fax (714) 6:31-6594 (Plt·u~r i11d11de vour namt' and phu1w 11umbt>r a1°1d wr'll call you hal'k \\'ii h .ll ptit't' 'JUOlt'.) By_ Phone (714) 642-5678 By Malllln Person: 330 \Vdt Bay Street Costa Mesa. CA 92627 Rates and deadlinl's ure subj1•1·t 10 d11111gt' without notit·e. 11w publii;b1·1' rrst·rH·~ tht' ri~ht to· censor, n·da111>if y. n•vi~1· or rl'j1·1·1 1111y dassified adverti&1'm1·n1 . Pl1•11M• 1•1·p111·1 u11y 1•rrur that may be U) your du!.~ili1·d od imnwdiutcly. The Daily Pilot 'uereJJt!l no liability for 1111~ ,.,:rn,. iu 1111 ad\lenisenwnt (or whid1 it 11111y Ill' rt-spo11sihle r,tCl'J>t for tlw 1·0~1 of tl11: ~pn1·1· IH'tually occupied bv tht• nrur. C:r1•di 1 n111 11111~ b1• allowed for the fin.t iu!>nth•ll . •ot...oao 6t02 .. 1ff HUNTINGTON BALBOA RENTALS 2607 WANTED 2726 EMPLOYMENT BEACH 2140 PENINSUIA Lrg 4bd/2ba home Quiet family neigh. Encl yard. Pets ok. .£OU•~ 1tous1NG Walk to beach. 2-car BAVFRONT 2bd/2ba FURN 2BR for 2 pro-1--------- condo. near Pavillion. lessors from 12/22-5/ EMPLOYMENT 2-car pkng, pool, dock 1. Or. Mehr, (606) 257· 5530 avail, no pe1s. $1600/ 6767, (606) 266-3361 mo, yrly. 673-6640 -O,.POATUNITY attach gar. $1750. incl All 111111&111 advtr1islng in this gardnr. 960-95 77 , _________ II•••••••• Accountant ~per11111-iecttoU1efed· COMMERCIAL Exp'd accountant for 1fllfllfHHlit19Aclot1961as --------COS~ESA 2624 small Irvine law firm. ~wlllc:llmausltllltt'I NEWPORT -REAL ESTATE Requires familiarity w/ EMPLOYMENT 5530 Counter help needed. 6·8 hr. shifts, no Sun- days or evenings. Must be reliable and enthusiastic. No exp. needed. $5.SO per hr. Apply between 3·6 pm Honeybaked Ham• 3700 E.Coaat Hwy Corona del Mar le lhlttist ''Illy pitlemice. BEACH 2169 $5f7mo Low income computer acct'g sys- lllllll11lon 11 .iscrlmln11ion iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim furn studios, ullls Incl. terns & trust acct'g. --0-e-l-lv_e_r_y_D-rl_v_e_r_ .,_.ea-• ·ot-. -llglon, Clean. modern, se-1---------Full charge responsl· _. ·--. • '"' •• bill FAX Mon & Fri only. S6/hr. sa.-..•1u11.tamlllllsUhnor 2bd/1ba house 2 blks cured parking. pool/ BUSINESS OFFICE to ~~-ssica: 8~~~~"::. + $2 per delivery. ..._..trifll.•lllinllnllonlO to beach, tikups. ref. spa. Jackie 642-8226 FOR RENT 2769 Own car. N/S. Healthy _.... _,,.......,. llml cvrd prkng. S1200mo, Sundays by appt only Beg Dec.16th Full-Gourmet. 833·2929. :::::?:. llY• ....... :;::j;:~~· · Avail 12/15. 723-4614. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii tJme receptionist for --------.---.,_.,,__ $599 Move In ES CM 1670 Santa Ana 1 NB office Haute Cakes Caffe T"'la 111-paper will not B Id c d 2BR casua · · · • •• ayr ge on o · Cln. lg min cabin-style, ·Prestigious Offices-Busy phone & misc Hlrlng:•Counter Hel ~aalltu,Mlvtrtise· 2BA, Ip, gar, pool, 1Br. wlk·ln cist. pool, new 300+ sf ea. Utls pd. clerical. $8hr to start •Espresso Bar .... llf NII 1stllt lllllcll ls ln spa. gated. $1450/mo carpel. nr bch, TTVSq. $300./Express Leasing +bane. Dee 252· 1617 •S'ervers tle(IUNtlllltllW.OurrudeN (818) 980-7678 Bunkhouse Apts 675·3869 Call 733·8310 .. flenllr IAlonntd tllal all Beac h c lose Upstrs Pat 642·1401 ·~--------Chlldcare Asst F/T, .._lliaH i•vertlatd 111 this .,,,,., .-for family daycare CM •-H-ou_s_e_k_e_e_p_e_r-/N_a _n _n _y • ..,,, .... 1bd/1b'V' DR, FP., _________ INDUSTRIAL 2788 home. Eng speaking. 2 children 4 & 1 Jn .... ,,,., .. IWlllMll on an W/D. pool, gar & NEWPORT 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Elizabeth 548·1098 .... ....,....ity Niis.. lo com-storage. Avail 12/1. t• CdM. English spkng, ,...,..,llsll11llon,ClllHUD $950. 642-7545 BEACH 2669 For Sale 10,000 sq ft CLASSIFIED driving, live-in pref. At Nr'l\port Bl\'d. & Ruy St. ---Deadllnes ------. Boors Telephone 8:30am-5:00pm Monduv-Frida,· Walk-In 8:3'0am--5:00pm Monduy-Fridny Monday ......... .' ....... Friday 5:00pm Tuesday .............. Munday 5:00pm Wednesday ......... Tuesday S:OOpm Thursday ....... Wednesday S:OOpm Friday ............... Thursday S:OOpm Saturday ............... Friday S:OOpm EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT ANTIQUES 6010 COMPUTERS 6018 5 53 O SERVICES 5 533 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii P/T Sal•• position available at Lady Golf and Resort Wear Store. Apply Fashion Island, Suite 207-A 720·1998 Kristen Receptionist needed •••••••• Please be aware that the listings In this cat· egory may require you to call a 900 number In which there Is a Charge per minute. Top Dollar Paid! From 1800·1960. 1 pc to entire estate. Paintings, china, glsware, furn, elc. 40Yr NB Res 673·6223 Garage Furniture· Sat-Sun, Permanent Vintage Italian Point Position. S6.00 hr •••••••••I De Venice lace table- 642-4786 MERCHANDISE cloths, Country/Iron Sale Pie-Crust till table S75. oak 3 drawer sideboard SSO, antique rocking chair {make otfer). 2 oak 'M1ss1on style' end t ables S25ea·both $45, lamps S26/pr. Panosonic micro. SSO, Brother 1ypcw11t er $20. 5'86-5040 after 5p m. Service Station Attendant Exp'd. FT/ PT. Xlnt cond & pay. --------- Tom 673·3320 ANTIQUES Cruise Ship Jobs! Earn $3001$900 wkJy. Year round positions, Hiring bo<h men/women. Free room and board. Will train, Call 7 days. (407)875-2022 exL '1014, C44 6010 furn. just arrived! Garden Antiques, 1091 ________ _ S.Et Camino Real San Clemente. 492·8344 FREE TO YOU 6022 I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii AUCTIONS FOUND Wht mate rab· 6012 bit In Costa Mesa on iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 0/ 1 5. Very I ri end ly. gentle. 557·5227 Unclaimed Art & Collectible~ Lladro, Metssen , BUILDING Hummel, Waterford, signed l ithos and MATERIALS 6030 m u c h m o r e a t .. · I liii"iii"iii"iii"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Pick Up the Pieces: ....... 1-lll0·424-1590.For ---------r~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ind.bldg In NB + It's 1he resource you 644-8248 lliltWllMllfllft,DCartapleue Cottage 2 +2 vu bay/I" * 1BR $625 * fenced yard. Mfg, as-can count on to sell a•-L-l_n_g_e_r_le--M-o_d_e...,.1-s EMPLOYMENT ull HUD 11426·3500. pvt bch, pool, beam 2BR 2BA $725/Up sembly, a great space ~yriad of merchan-ladies needed. Photos Art Restoration Fashion Island 315 Newport Cnt Or Sat, Nov 23. 1 pm No reserve/minimum For Info: 645-9955 Doors Windows, Lum· ber, wood spindles, electrical' plumbing supplies. 548·2858 ceil. remode7te3d3, OF5P9, Relrig & dishwasher for Antique & Classic d1se llems, because In exchange from SERVICES 5533 $1250. 6 • cars. Bkr 722-8777 o.,ur c_olumns compel Lanae Lambrusco. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Harbor View Homes 4bd, 2·•hba, beaut remodeled. S3000/mo. Agent 800-892· 71 58 ~~.'~. ~o;~~ef.o~~ ,~:. ••••••••• quatlf1ed buyers to Eves after 7p.m. * 714-545-4855 * call! 842•5878 Iv msg at studio salon, GuestHouse 1bd/1ba, BUSINESS & ---------Laguna Bch. 497-2017 SELL your used vehicle PETS & ~------ANIMALS 6049 FURNITURE 6014 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 'V'Poodle Pupplea<:i HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE Lido Isle B a yfront Brand new. never llved·in, 2br 2ba. On lhe sand. Musi S e e I $ 3 s o o Im o . 1yr lease. 587·3305 LR, w/FP. Furn. Incl FINANCE ulll/once a week cleanlng service ••••••••• EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT through classified 5530 55301--6-4-2-"5-6-7-8--_______ , Chlppendale Seats 8 Teacup, Toy & Mini. +china cbnt. lmmacl S250·S 1250. 546·2848 $2300. Also lvgrm set, Free Cots 4 y/o blk best olfr. 220·5969 male, 3 y/o grey le· s 1250. 646-7230 , ________ _ LIDO BAVFRONT BUSINESS 3BR. 2BA. 2 Car pkng • s2800 (818l 282-1133 OPPORTUNITY ---------1 Mint Nwpt N .Twnhs (818) 2 82 ·4071 2904 GENERAL 1002 2 M str Suite + Loft, Studio 5 doors toliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii New Carpet, Obi-Gar bea,c~. pvt patio, prkg Real Estate For Sale? ***** · Weekend Open Houses? ***** The Daily Pilot Real $1350/mo 725-9033 on private road. $600. Nwpl Shrs on Canal 4br 2.Sba. Avl 11 /18 + ulils 548-4224/Eves •VENDING ROUTE• •20 prime foe• •Priced for quick sale•800-711-4361• S30K or tmprovments ------·-· ··--------..cT s24001mo 650-1869 MISCELLANEOUS TAXES TOO HIGH? The Most RENTALS American's for Constitutional EXCLUSIVE Action is workilg for a Zip Code In Town change. Become a part of "92657" 1---------this national effort receive Luxury rental condo-ROOMS 2706 p.ay for your .helpJreelnlo. miniums CLOSE·OUT iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii on audio cassette. in prestigious Newport 71• 747 •971 Coastt Only 2 miles C .M . 15th & Orange1 ..... --=-•-·--.. .... -................ --... HICKORY FARMS GIFT SUPERVISOR: COORDINATE RECEIVING, PREP & SENDING OF HICKORY FARMS GIFTS. GIFT SALES: EARN EXTRA MONEY DURING THE HOL.IDAYS SELLING HICKORY FARMS GIFTS. ,\IC\ 0 \' F ;\ v [ h' Ac. E Ii\. A(, F: I t'.;! \ t 'l•f c,-11 ~~.·r· ~[: [ '• ·.,\1.·, 1\ I l I T f-(A IN . l 'l\RTORf-LJL._T,Ml I Estate Tab which is published each Sat· urday is an effective and inexpensive way to showcase that special property. Call our Classified Department Todayll away from tho beach, M ale pref'd. N/S.1---------1 our beaullful 2bd 2ba Share bath, lndry, APPLY N PERS:>N: WESTa.lFF PlAZA designs stari at light kit prlv. S290/ MONEY 17"48dRVINE,NE.WPORTBEAcH 642·5678 $1370" Each ctassi-share uttl. +dep. TO LOAN 2914 111••••••••••••••••11 calty designed floorp-Ken. 642·1770 l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ACREAGE 1125 50 acres 1 hour from Taos. Beaut San Luis Valley. Paved counly road , electrlcity, pl)one flat w/360 vus S 200/ac re . Terms avail. Call 650· 7724 CEMETERY LOT/ CRYPT 1225 PA'CIFIC VIEW View Ian Includes w/d, re· C DM 3bd/2ba front 1• frlgerator, private ga-unit; util, w/d, kit priv; rage, microwave, gas ocean side of Dahlia; range and fireplacew. S500/mo. 675·1533 VISA/MC min. $1.200 Guarant'd 1·800·500·1 057 24 HOURS City light view loca· NB bright/airy, clean lions. gated com· quiet home, kit, w/d. munity; pets welcome. S450.incl ulil, 6 blks ••••••••• Our residents have access to state o f the 10 beach! 548"1903 ANNOUNCEMENTS art fitness facility, spa· ---------••••••••• clous and modern RENTALS TO clubt)ouse. 2 pools. 2 2925 spa,. ... and businQss SHARE 2724 LOST & c en I er. IMM ED I ATE liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MOVE-IN available. Backbay Twnhae Pvt FOUND C II 640 2800 bd & ba w/balcony iiimiiimiiimiiiiiimiiiiiiii a ' retreat, female pref'd. Found mate Golden •restrictions apply $500/mo 515·9694 Retriever, vie o f llilAI. Sunrise Section,••••••••• Lot 207 Grave 0 . Must COM 2BR, 2BA share w/fem prof. N/'smk/ pets. 411 Poinsettia. $550, 675-0902 Magnolia/Santa Ana St. in CM 650-4244 Utt. Sac $1000. Laura APARTMENTS 310·543·0401 Lv msg FOR RENT NB Private Home. Lg bdrm kilch, lndry. Inc ul~bte. No smk/pets $425/mo 722·9755 LARGE REWARD Lost wallet, pix, appt bk @ Vons/Brlslol, S.A. 8/30 557-5227 HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR RENT ------GENERAL 2102 G,..t F•mlly Home! BALBOA ISLAND LOST CAT Siamese, blue eyes, N ew 3br 2ba $480/ 6mos. old, female. 2606 mo + ulil. Lndry fac. Near Tustin Ave & iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 646-8868 22nd St on 10/28 2bd/1 be +den. New Nwpt Shra On Canal Lost mate miniature kil & paint. 2-cr pkng. Prof to share 4Br, Pincher, ears/tall 124 'la Agate $995. 3Ba, w/d, gar. $550· c 11 pp e d, b I k /I an. Incl uUI 673·3039 $630. 842·6003 576·7130pgr/851·9391 Spacious family home COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 for renl in Fullerton iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii with 3BR. 2BA. Re· modeled baths & kJ~chen • all new IJ,Uchen appliances. TU• floor In entry, din· Ing & kitchen. In a •!'let neighborhood ~Ith large yard and brick patio. $1250 monthly. Close to the ,, Freeway . (714) 870-0083 CDllONA DE. MAR 2122 l it, ~.SU 2 car gar. pgrde. PCH/Fernleaf. IO 1 yr IH• $2600/mo all Lauri. 723.0102 nt•H Ride• 3BA ea.n vu. Study, ram t-!.'! 3 Cf gat, 'ated. pv50. • ... 894 • CbstA M!.SA 2124 a•atD• 2C>d/1 l>a encl . yard, o.,. seso. ... 2~-•H.f404. ---. QUIET 8t SBRENB Palm 1"esa Apart:a:n.ents So near & yet so f.lr ... That's the fttling you get when you live at Palm Mesa amid the lush grttncry of secluded woods & sca~y palms. • Studlol, 1 cl 2 Bedroonw • JRS. SS9S TO $.600 • tBR $625 TO $«iO • 7BR $125 TO $750 &Nof>dt • Vtrtbl Bandt .t~F- A NEW c.pet. Plllnt .t lie • F'Mnell Room • Helled Poof 6 JICIU:ll A Pltlot A EWcotliee AC..,.A_.. .... I hc I Jy<1 1l Nl'wporh•r hn!-'. l'Xcl'llt-nt <1pportuniti<'s ilvnilllblc for the . Holiday Season: Temporary Banquet Servers 12.75/Hour Must be available evenings of December 6th through 31st. Please apply in person on Monday and Tuesday from 1-Spm .and Thursday from 9am-lpm or call our Jobline for additional openings: (714) 759-3075. M/F/D/V Looking for an opportunity to use your sales skills and experience? 1bt Los Angeles 1lma Orange County F.dJtJon has an exciting opportunity for a PART·TIME OUTSIDE SALES REPRF.SENTATIVE. You will contact potential subscribers al their homes to sell subscriptions lo the nmes Orange County. The individual must be able to work Monday-Friday, 4pm-9pm. Current openings arc 1n Fullerton and Oarden Grove. TRI SUC~FtJL CANDIDATE WILL HAVE: • Sales or customer service related experience • Oood otal communJution skills •A professional appearance and demeanor • Cold calling experience is a plus Tho Los Angeles Times off en a comeetitive compcnsatjon and benefits package.. Qualified candidate! may apply in person, by mail, by fu, or by e·mail at: THB Los ANGELES TIMES Consumer MarbtinJ Soulh East Sales Center • 55" B. lnland Emp1~ Blvd. Ontario, CA 91764 FAX(909)481•8277 E-MIH )enntfer.mccre1ght01atlmes.com for mo1e infcrmation call I ·8()().~~87 .... ~....,. EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT 5530 5530 Nation's Largest Beauty Distril,utor Armstrong & Mc Call is acapring rtSUmCS fur oucside sales consulranr for the Newport/Huntington Beach & San dcmcntr areas. Please mail ro: 39525 Los Almos Rel Ste. J MurictU. CJ. 92562 Fax (909) 698-411 O ENrREE EXPRESS NEEDS RESTAURANT DRIVERS! Busy Long Beach Dinner Delivery Service now expanding in Costa Mesa. Need own car and ins. and clean OMV. Be a-1er 21 and hove lived in Costa Mesa oreo fur 2+yn. Port time hrs Spm-1 Opm. Need xlnt English Comm. Skills and ability to mop read. ( local area deliveries only. $8-10 PER HR. CALL ()10) 419-1014 AFTER SPM. RETA I L Fedco, a leader In the Southern California retail industry, has on-goin!J employment opportunities for the ro11owtng: • MAIN CHECKOUT • SA1.ES ASSOCIATES • CART RUNNERS • NITE CREW • STOCKERS Full·time positions with !raining and advance- ment opportunities available. Day shift and nite crew openings. Interested candidates apply in person. Screening will be held Friday, November 22nd from 12noon·4pm only at: 3030 Harbor Blvd, • Coata Mesa FEDCO ~ King ' S i ze walnut male. Both fixed & de· · bedrm set, xlnt condl clawed. Great house dresser, headboard, 2 pets that need good night stands. S700. homes. 645·3823 548·8985 Gorgeous young male _K_l_n_g_S.--lz_e_w-a_t_e-rb_e_d_ sable stteptid. Beautl· Ok stained pine. 2 ful temperment. S50 cupboards & morror 1 ___ 9_7_s_._1_1_1_6 __ on tall headboard. Ta11 H eed caring homo for pedestal lrame with 7mo Old tern cat w1 mattress, heater, pad· heallh cond 854·3246 ded ralls, 8 drawers, 4 cabinets. lncludesl--------- comforter, pillow MUSICAL shams. sheets. s200. INSTRUMENTS 6055 Call 540·5995 Sectional W/bed • 2 s a x a p h 0 n e s & recliners, ll.lnt cond, Brass wanted. tn any $350. Coff tbl w/ cond. 937·3 106 matching sofa tbl, 1---------$125 for 2. Bellini set Wurllber·Hammond (crib, matt, toy chst, Must Sell 2 organsl drssr w/change tbl). S275.ca1 PPf642-5937 $450 all. 721-1299 ------BICYCLES 6060 MERCHANDISE MISC. 6015 Citrus, fruit, avocado trees fruiting S 10. X Men's olders Huffy 26"crulser l1ko new $65. Boy s Huffy 20"b1ke S30. 641 ·92&4 mas trees polled 6·9' t--------- S39. Herbs, junipers, vines $1 . Cement fountns $11 o. bird baths S20. 909·674·9422 Designer Clothes Mink coat. Sizes 6-8. 644·7447, leave your name and number. SPORTING GOODS 6065 Orig Windsurfer w /x tr a s a i t. S 5 o , 376-9353 CHRISTMAS COLLECTIBLES BOUT~QUES 60 1 71 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 6092 Roy•I Copenhagen Christmas Plates. The perfect gift for a special home. Com- plete set 1908-1996. SI. Matthew·s Church 84$.1152 •Handmade Gift•• Handmade Gilts, Or· naqienls·Decoratlons. Shfrls, etc. Fri/Sat 9a-5p . Nov 22·23, 2 15 Orange St. ((1 PCH, W. NS 6112-4514 STARTING ANEW BUSINESS??. • • • • • • • • • • • • • The Ltga/ /Jq>artmmJ llJ tht Dai~ Pi'4t is pleasttl to announa " MJJ J6llia now alltlilabk to new businesses. ~ will nt>W SF.ARCH tJx ~for yuu 111"" ex1nt ""'1rgr, anJ saw you tht . timt! anJ the trip JO tht Cwn HOF in SantaAna. Thm. of t'fJUrle, afar the SM!'Ch is completeJ wt Will#>""' .fo:tiJiw.s bunnas name Stllkmmi with the CounlJ Ckr/t, publish Dna 4 wa/t for four~ 41 mpli1rJ, by Jaw antJ fhm fik Jf'UY proof efpu6/ia#itm with tht Coumy <!1mt. l'kx&mp by"' file"""~ busin01~"'the[)ajJyPilot.330 w. &rj 5' 0-Moa. lf r '41'1111t»ll b) ,-~"' 111 (714) 6424321 ll1ld wt wiJJ mah ilmlltgmtmll for:Jllll# littntllt tbiJ ~,,, mtliJ. If JOI' JxJIJJ htlw llllJ ~ ~ ,_ ~ 141 llNI wt wiJJ"" mtm thiin g/4J kJ llSRst Jfl#. GooJ ilJt_ in JO!lll' NW /Jwi1f0i · \~Pilot "• Newport Bc11eh/Cona Mesa Daily Pilot GARAGE SALES ~W[J>RT BOATS 7011 BUia 9035 Bl~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii6iilii6ii9 jiiiiii1ii3'iiWiiHALiiiiieiiRiiiiii '85 RfVl;RA Convert·•----------------------1 B•nd Fundr•l••r Wheel ateerlng, 4oHP, Ible wf)lle eX1/top, bur· By CHARLES GOREN •S.t 7•m* Tohatsu •lee atart, gundv leather. lllNTI With OMAR SHARIF CORONA DEi. MAR 6122 Newport Harbor teak •eata, $2600. t,~0 m~~Od~1~~~ a.nd TAN_NAH HIRSCH Hleh School NYS, 7a2-aeoo 540-7507 (16th & Irvine) Tona of Sluftll A ROYAL TOUCH Kent'• Q Sale VI Another Biggie, but this time with lots of furniture tool Big Mvg &•le SAT 9·3 MARINE SERVICE CADIUAC 9040 Lots of great atuffl On SUPPUES 7020 •=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Neither vulnerable. N_ort.h deals. cal'd on the jaok or hearts, Weat shifted to a club, and that waa that.. Declarer won, cashed two diamond.II for a heart" discard, then started on trumps, !Oiling a tot.al of l.wo;adee a nd a heart. la anyone Lo bl for this debacle? bd set, kit set. 205 1• 34th St. crn of Balboa liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '89 Sedan O.VUI• Don't miss Ill ·Sat 8am•Noo n 2500 Ocean Blvd (Corner of Ocean & Carnation St .. In back garage by.alley) Bldg mat9\'1•1• doors 30' +wooden eall boat el~e ,blkf ~~~· o:~d ::~: w Ind ow s. I umber. m•••· Ideal for flag. loaded. Bose atllfeo, wood splndles, turn & pole. $50. G48·2858 phone, xlnt cond. baby clothes, etc. 422 $7750. Cati Steve NORTH • K74 OJ73 OAKQJ9 4K6 Fullerton Ave. SaVSun •---------842·7700 7:3oam-2pm. MARINE SLIPS WEST •6 <:::I AK985 0 1082 •8732 EAST Certainly no one can censure Weat..for not leading a second round of hearts. There was no way that West could imagine that East held two trump tricks. It WRS Ea~ho knew about the trump position, and who had Lo tnke charge or directing the defense. SUN 0 NL Y 1 1 ·;t , Furn, skis, bikes, art. 10011, t oys, other kee11 junquel Mui u ::t"~!V,., Sale '"'DiiOiiCiiKiiSiiiiiiiiiiiii7iiiOii2ii2 CHEVROLET 9045 1016 Buckingham Ln. I• Furn, clothes. etc. •AQ2 0 106 2- 0 8643 1817 Seadrift Dr lrvlne Terrace Park SAT 8AM·2PM 970 Port Dunlelgh Schwinn cycle, toys, Mooring for 30' sldetle & 50' main sllp. 846·7230 COSTA MESA 6124 old 33 rec, antique '••••••••• mirror, old books, I• ciothes. sports eq41p, AUTOMOBILES hamster maze. misc. 3 MaJor Dudes Sale Sat 9·2. Tools, art, toys. clottilng, misc. ••••••••••--------- Crn of Orange/18th St TRANSPORTATION BMW 9030 Sat 8·2 software. kid liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ctths. toys, ski stuff, •99 BMW 32•1 mini-blinds, kit Items, ---------~ Orig- BOATS 7011 lnal cond. A/T. One e tcll 1005 Begonia owner. 60k miles. $9950. 641-3564 NEWPORT BEACH The Community Market Place. 6169 Run your ad in the Newport Beach Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the Huntington Beach Fountain Valley Independent to reach over 100,000 homes. Fax us this form with your credit card # or mail it in with a check today! Run for a week! If your car does not sell we'll run it for another week FREE! All for $1 o• Ctasslfled 842-5878 BUICK --------------·---------~--' : D YIS,5111 #f,Y CAR City "- Cr.Ot Catd O MC OVISA D AM lt , bp-- Mo MX Ill.fl 4Jl-6JJ4 ,,._~°""" l'loat. °*' ,,..,._ ._ ----------C•46* O"'-'~ i.J ,_.,,_, iJ"'' a,_._~ c ,.,_,,ca.. u.-.. ... o~ o....,c-c•-o--o_.,. 01~ a~.... a-._._. g:..,.'"'= g=.,..... g~"=2- 0 IJ-o..,.,,_, 0-W- • S 10 for 4 llnet. SI 00 «Xii orJdMonol litw '70 CAMARO va Red convrl, cstm paint. New top. trans. Runs, great! $3295 080. Serious only. 650-5058 '89 Suburb•n 454 A/C, full pwr. Loaded! Lo-miles. $12,pOO. 850-0828 *'93 SUBURBAN• 1 /2 ton 4x4, fully equipped. Original owner. 831·3118 '97 Sub/Tahoe!Trka Huge dlsc/lmmed del Direct Leasing (714) 848·1217 9075 '88Tempo 75k miles. Re-built engine. $3000/obo. 675-5034 '97 Explr/Expd/Trks Huge disc/lmmed det Direct Leasing (714) 648·1217 • 1096 SOUTH •J 109863 <:::I Q4 0 7 •AQJ4 The bidding: NORm EAST SOUTH WEST I NT Pase 4• Pan Pan PaH Pa111 Opening lead: King2f o Follow the bidding a nd play of this hand, which turned inLo a cata- strophe for t.he defenders. Did any- one err? If so, who? The auction was old-fashioned but. cfTertive. With only 10 h igh- card poinLc;, South wa11 not interest- ed in anything ot her t han four spades, and got there by the most direct route. West led the king of heart.s, Enst furnished I.he deuce a nd declarer dropped thP. queen. Afraid that con· tinuing wit.h I.he ace would allow dedarer t.o rulT Rnd later t,akl' a dis- If West held the ace of clubs and not the 11ce nf hearts. declarer would 11urely win the first trick and take whatever heart discards on diamond11 that were necessary. Unless the defenders could score two heart tricks, there was little chance of defeating the con tract. East s hould, therefore, have dropped the six of hearts at the first trick , Since the two and four of hearts were missing, West would not have been taken in by declarer's falsecard of the queen. Continuing with the nee would have been auto- matic, and the conlrecl would have been defeated. Learn to be a bette r bridge player! Subscribe n ow to the Goren Bridge Letter by calling (800) 788-1226 for information. Or write to: Goren Bridge Let- ter, P.O. Box 4410, Chicago, 111. 60680. ' liiHYUiiiiiiiiNiiiDiiiAiiiiiiiiiii 90 •9•0 MERCEDES 9130 OLDSMOBILE 9155 AUTO PARTS '90 Hyun d•I In good iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii & REP AIR 9260 condition. A/C and '84 500SEL Primo. power steering. wht/pal, sunrf/pwr. $2150. 841·0800 low-pro tires. $14,500. Firm 831-8754 1988 DELTA 88 Rolfal Brougham Fully loaded, VS, dark blue with light blue in- terior, 94,000 miles. 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