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Home My WebLink About1997-01-09 - Orange Coast Pilot• SPORTS : Senior golfer Jim Colbert SIGN ME UP Can you still.find your way home? · still swaggering , In all ot my 20 years on a 'nmn111ae farm. 1 never did evince any squirrel or bunny damap to my property. So when the hiomeowners associa- tion MYI it wants to eliminate the an1malt -eliminate, 1 guess, UI a kinder word for kill - ; becauae they ~~e property, leave droppings carry neas, ' it occurred to me that if they are • going to kill bUDJlies and squir- rels beca~ of droppings and carrying fleas, we better lock up all our dogs because the next thing you know they will be killing theQ1. BETl'Y JIOllTEll Newport Beach Haven't we have taken enough of their land away? Where are they supposed to go? Now these people buy these bomes and they build these homes in the animal's only home and now they want to kill them off. No, I don't believe they . should be able to do that. 1f you are going to live in an area like that, maybe you should just deal with the population. As far as disease, I am not sure about that answer, but there should be somebody that could control that wtth aome education. Tl!DJ HUTCHISON Costa Mesa As a Montserrat resident, we feel strongly that control must ~tained in order to main- ty regulations for hav- ing defecation of mice and rats and rabbits drowning in the pools and defecath!g in the water system as wen as the problem that we have in terms of the rat infestation from eating the other anilha1s that are in the valleys S\DTOunding us. So yes, we are in full support of the reduction in the popula- tion of both the rats and the mice. DAVID DAHL Newport Coast Residents put stop sign on. speed· limit increase • • City plan to raise limits from 25 to 30 mph on 11 streets creates uproar. By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Resi- dents enraged over a city propos- al to raise speed limits in their neighborhoods showed up at City Hall Wednesday to drive their point home to the traffic affairs committee. City officials found out last month how seriously residents take their streets' speed limits ·when the council first reviewed the proposal. The Public Works Department recommended rais- ing limits from 25 to 30 mph on 11 streets. When residents of some of those streets got wind of the idea, they came out in droves to oppose it. They called and wrote council members, who asked the traffic affairs committee to review the six streets whose residents protested. The committee, made up of five city staff members, discussed the idea Wednesday afternoon with 17 concerned residents. After two hours of residents' com- ments, the committee decided to meet with repr~sentatives of each street individually before making •SEE TRAFFIC PAGE A14 r-------------------------, I I F.Y.I. The city is considering raising the speed limits from 25 to 30 mph on the tollowing streets: • 5llntlllgo Drive from Irvine Avenue to Westdiff Drive • HoUc&.y RoM between T~in and Irvine avenues • Hlghl.nd Drive from Irvine 1 Avenue to Westcliff Drive 1 • Crown Drive from Sea lane to : Crown Drive North • • Crown Drive North from Crown : Drive to San Joaquin Hills Road : • Newport Hiiis Drive East and I West I L-------------------------~ Taxpayers pick · up tab as board members head back to school • District shells out $4 ,500 for classes on how to be better trustees. By Michelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -The school district has spent more than $4,500 on enrollment alone -plus an undetermined amount on travel expenses -for five trustees to attend special classes that teach them leadership skills. Martha Fluor, Jim Ferryman, Ed Deck- <JI l '-1 1'>'-.. ' PICK .. ntE TM? Should tax-I payers foot the bill for sped.I cours- MARC MARTIN I DAll.Y pjLQT Orange Coast College cheer squad member Stephanie Clark leads the team as they prepare for nattonal compeUUon ln Florida. er, Judy Franco and Serene Stokes earned the Califor- nia School Board Association's Master of Boardmanship Award by attending 60 hours of classes -on topics such as curriculum, district finance, leadership skills and board legal responsibil\C" ties. Enrollment for es that school board memben opt to take -and the trawl costs lnvofvied? Call our RHders' Hotline at 642--6086. Seai;ching For THE PERFECT CHEER OCCsquad hopes to repeat last , . . years wmnzng peiformance in national event By Marissa Espino, Daily Pilot T he Orange Coast College cheer squad will attempt to break another state record by trying to win first place for the second year in a row at the Univer- sal Cheerleading Association National Championships this weekend. OCC's co-ed cheer squad and the dance squad, which placed second Lut year, are perfecting their moves for the national com- petition on Jan. 11 and 12 at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Fla. The cheer squad became the first California community college team to win the national cheer· leading title ~t year and this .was the first national finals competition OCC participated in. "Right after we went off the floor we knew we did our best," ·said Costa Mesa resident Tricia Salvo, team captain of the cheer squad. This year's cheer squad consists of 16 members and the dance squad has 12 members. Lodging and airfare for the cheer squad was paid for by the Universal Cheerleading Association •SEE CHEERING PAGE A14 Dance team memben Jeak:a Jackson (left) and Aubrey Stum aeate a mirror-effect during rehearsal. I \ 11 I \ \ \ I \ I l I I l · Nice w.aU..r lor Utoea wlao belitw ....... bef .. ..... the two-day, 10- hour classes is $935 to $965 per board member and paid for by the district. 1n addition to that, the district covered the trustees' travel costs, which added up to as much as $1 ,808 for one board member. The classes are-offered in Newport Beach, Irvine, Sacramento and Ontario, among other sites. Stokes said the classes provided her with important training about school board respon- sibilities and attitude. M It really helped me understand the role of a board member and how to present my mate- rial to the public," Stokes said. Mlt allows you to see different points of view." Trustee Wendy Leece said she had not tak- en any of the classes, but was planning to enroll and to only take ones in the area. New Trustee Dana Black bas not had the opportunity to take the classes yet. Taxpayers also foot the bill -including registration, hotel and travel costs -for school board members who attend the annual Cali- fornia School Board Association convention, where seminars on similar topics of leader- ship , curriculum trends and school finances are ottered. I .. A2 THURSDAY, JAHtJNrf 9, 1191 greer . WY Ider ·clean .up on hoaday sales this Wt!ekend Z achariab (719-2911) is hav- ing its first storewide clear- ance sale now through Sat- urday. There are drastic reduc- tions in all departments, includ- ing 20% off on all furniture on the floor, and 20% off on linens and bedding, excluding flannels and the exquisite bedding lines. Zachariah has great indoor and outdoor furniture and home accessories. It's located at 3222 E. Coast Highway in Corona del Mar. Anthropologte, the upscale version of Urban Outfitter, is having its first clearance sale on selected merchandise. The store carries home accessories, ·linens, decorative items, pillows, can- dles, frames, lighting and furni- ture. There is also a nice selection of casual, comfortable clothing for women and men. Anthropologie (720-9946) opened in September and is located at Fashion Island in Newport Beach. Urban Outfit- ter (966-1666) is located at the anti-mall The Lab at 2930 Bristol St. in Costa Mesa. At-Ease (759-7979), located at Fashion Island in Newport Beach, is having its annual Janu- ary sale. Selected merchandise will be marked down up to 70% off. Top name brands on sale include Polo, Corbin, Reyn Spooner, Barry Bricken, Kenneth Gordon Mondo und Ike Behar. Rag Baby (644-6369), located at Fashion Island in Newport Beach, is haVing a semi-annual winter ~blow-out* sale now through Sunday. All clothing and toys will be marked down 40% off. There will be additional mark downs on other items. Rag Baby is located across from Sam Goody, adjacent to Haagen Dazs. Garys Per Donna (721-5730) is having a semi-aru1ual clearance sale with savings up to 60% off. Selected ladies merchandise will be on sale, including jewelry, accessories, hosiery, handbags and ladies shoes. Garys Per Don- na is located at Fashion Island in Newport Beach. A sports-loving kid's dream store is Creative Play located al ·462-A E. 17th St. in Costa Mesa. Owner Lonnie Voss is very help- ful and has a fun way of letting kids win $20 gift certificates. U your child makes a $5 pur- chase or more, he or she can play spin the baseball wheel. Voss keeps track of the ·runs" and 10 runs equal a $20 gilt certificate. Voss says he gives away $200 a week in gift certificates. The store is also packed full of sports cards, sports memorabilia, and Voss specializes in designing and framing just abdut anything you want in a one-of-a-kind set- ting. You can have a collection of sports cards framed, or any non- sports related item framed. • llEST BUYS appears Thursdays and Saturdays. If you know of a good buy, call me at 540-1224, fax me at 646-4170, or write to me: Best Buys, Dally Pilot. 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, 92627. . -r-~---------------------------------------------------------------~-------------------------------------~-------~ I I • . I HANGING· ·up THE BADGE ~ . . . "I'd just like people · to think , that I I ' , 1 I I I . , .I I •I I I • I •I I ., ,I I I I • I I ·' _, I I I ,, I I ., . I earned my · :: I I I I I I MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT money while I was here." -OFFICER DENNIS COST 24-year police veteran and former Officer of the Year . D_ennis Cost retires from Costa Mesa force By Christopher Goffard, Daily Pilot C OSTA MESA -Casting around for a career in his mid 20s;Dennis Cost knew be wanted to avoid one thing: Boredom. He succeeded. The jobs he's held dw:ing his 24 years with the Costa Mesa Police Department include beat cop, hdmicide sergeant, SWAT team m ember, and helicopter-patrol supervisor. In 1988 he became Lt. Dennis Cost. But after a long and varied career, this week marks his retirement from the department. And tonight he'll attend a going-away dinner at which his col- leagues get to •roast" him. Cost, 50, has made fumbling attempts to write a speech for the occasion, but he said he's given up and will resort to ad-libbing. "I start thinking of what I'm goU:ig to say and I get a little gooey,* he said, noting he'll miss the camaraderie at the department. •1 don't want to stand up there and blubber .... You have a special relationship up there." An Oklahoma native who now lives in Lake Forest, Cost was president of his class at the Golden West College Police Academy. He joined the Costa Mesa force in 1973 after a stint as a mail carri· er and a member of the United States • Marine Corps Reserve. In the 1970s he pioneered the on- sight police detail at South Coast Plaza. As the former president of the Costa Mesa Police Association, Cost bargained successfully for improved payment packages for the city's policemen. His efforts twice earned him an Officer of the Year award. •H e's probably one of the most intel- ligent policemen I've ever met," said Chief Dave Snowden. "I can't think of any bad adjectives about him." Capt. Rick Johnson described Cost as "one of those guys that can do just about anything he puts his mind to,* and noted his popularity with patrolmen did not diminish as he rose thro~h the ranks. In the early 1980s Cost exhausted all his sick-time to take a six-month sailing trip with his family to Acapulco and back. He built the 44-foot boat himseU in his back yard over the course of nine years. He said he plans to do more sailing in his retirement, along with a steady regi- ment of swfinv.-biking, andttennis. _ Cost said his years on the force have made him more conserv(ltive. "I've seen the negative effects when people violate other people's rights," he said. "You become an empathizer with the victims, not the crooks. You hold people responsible.* Of all the cases he's handled, one that stands out starkly in his memory involved lf grisly murder from the 1970s. He recalled being the first policeman on scene and having to confront the vic- ti!n's "honibly distraught• mother. "I tried for minutes to try to figure out something I could say to this woman whose daughter had just been mur- dered." he said. "Sol told her, 1'm sorry, your daughter has been killed.' She lit- erally collapsed on the-ground and was convulsing ... That really drives it home.• Asked how he wants to be remem- bered at the department, he said, ·rd just like people to think that I earned my money while I was here." ·I ., I ., I I 'I .I I I ., I 1 I I I ' I ,I I I I I I •I ., ., :. ... ., . I :1 ·' •I ., :1 -· I I ., I ..... r ·1· l I I I I I -, .I ·I -t '1 -. :1 I -t I ) .I . . .... L---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ Trustees to check out architect candidates' campus designs NEWPORT-MESA -The school board Tuesday narrowed down its list of architects for the new Newport Coast elementary school 1Wo groups of three board members will visit and rank school · sites designed by Dougherty + Dougherty, Perkins & Will and WLC Architects next week. Chapman Hills Elementary in Orange and Garfield Elementary in Santa Ana were designed by Dougherty + Dougherty. Perkins & Will designed Coy- ote Canyon Elementary in Ran- cho Cucamonga and Mango Ele- mentary School in Fontana. WLC Architects were respon- sible for the look of Ben Franklin Elementary in Riverside and Ontario Center Elementary in Ontario. . The board will conduct fol- low-up interviews with the architects at 6:30 p.m., Jan. 21 at Harper Community Center, 425 E. 18th St., Costa Mesa. The board plans to vote on the architects Jan. 28. The search for an architect for ,,. .. the future Newport Coast school -the first new campus built in the Newport-Mesa Unified School District in 22 years - drew several dozen interested firms, many of them apparently lured by the scenic locale. The project is worth about $400,000 to the chosen architec- ture firm. The district purchased the 10.87-acre Newport Coast parcel for $7 .1 million in June. Grading for the buildings is expected to begin in March or April. -By Michelle Terwllleger Beachgoers back in business NEWPORT BEACH -Surfers and beachgoers can have the eptire city beach back to them- selves now that a month-long sand replenishment project is done after some delay. Workers fulisbed the project for good on Friday, one month after they were scheduled to finish. The work, originally slated to begin Oct. 29, did not begin until Dec. 1 because the crews were tied up on another project in Seal Beach. The workers moved sand from built-up areas of the beach to eroded areas. The project's plans originally called for the entire, beach to shut down, causing an uproar among local surfers. But a portion of the ~ch between 52nd and 56th ireets remained open to accomodate surfing dur- ing the work. Said Marla Matlove of the Pub- lic Works Department, •Every- thing went according to plan. It looks just great.• -By Jenni.fer Armstrong B£AD£8S HOTUNE 642-6086 O.lty Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Cosu MeM. CA. 92626, Copyright: No news stories, lllustr lltlons, edlto- . .. ~ • -• : . ~ • ' : 1 .·,,.~I · ... ••.t...&.. 'I • • .'. VOL to, NO. 311 Record ycM" comments about the O.lly fltlot or news tips. AQQBf5$ . Our~ Is 330 W. Bay St. .• eost. .... c.llf. 92627. .. ' ' ... • .. It 111!£1:!1t<y to prompt· ~::-1" "'°" of substMa. Cll '7tM233. rial IMtter or lldvertlsements hefeln CMI be reproduced wfth- out written permlssbi of cot:>Y< right owner. HOW TO REAOt US Clrculmdon The T1mM Orange CountY (IOO)m-t1•1 Mu .... 0-.Hltd 642-5671 DllPl-v 662-4321 ........ N9WI M0-1224 ~M2~JO News, ~ F9114Mt70 E.Mel: ~nit.net MllltOflb ..... 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HoulellW, S.Cond low 3:43 p.m. ·U =Imo ht Second high uf It low tide 10:07 p.m. dM the poimbllfty fMIAY of lcftet to .... first low .... action:~ 3:14•.m. i. of whit time Fbst high J:Wlldtlr\loOk 9:22 •·tn· thl1 .... to s.condlow ... bialr fiin ... 4:25 P·"'· ut.n. ..... Second~ ...... , ... ~ t0:S2 p.m. .... ......... .,.. ofll .......... .... t'..:t::'hftt ......... " 1 -' THURSDAY, JANUAAY 9, 1997 AJ · · Just give ~e some klnd of Sign briefly in the news Volunteers needed to help at-risk families one month, $70 for two months and $99 for three. S taod by for a scoop. A beat. A Fred Column exclusive. Newport Beach and its env- iron, Corona del Mat have been absconded with! Gone missing. Evaporated. Vanished. Used to be, there were :;igns on all the freeways leading into '.the-beach cities conflnning that ·you we{e right on course. : Yep, those were the good old ·days. You drive south on the San '.Diego'Freeway and you'd see •the comforting signs annow\c- :mg, "73 Corona del Mar" and • 55 Newport Beach." · : You could wipe your brow, let ·out a soft,'"whew," and relax. :vou were almost home. Those were the same good old days when you could so sim- ply and clearly direct friends to your house. "Just come down the 405 till you see the sign that points you to the 73 (or 55) :--it says Corona del Mar (or New- port Beach) -bear left (or right) and ... " Reader Ray Brock wants to know, "What happened to New- port Beach and Corona del Mar?" Best I can figure, Caltrans is holding them hostage. "Prior to the completion of the (San J oaquin Hills} Toll Road," notes Ray, "motorists heading south on the 55 Costa Mesa Freeway were alerted by large Tanning Bulbs Changed Monthly We Will Match All Competition '.s Prices 1673 Irvine Ave, Suite K (Irvine & 17th behind 7 -11) Costa Mesa• 650-9171 M-F 7am-10pm Sat & Sun Bam-7 m fred martin overhead signs that Newport Beach was straight ahead and Corona del Mar was reached by taking the transition road to 73 South. No morel Signage as far up 55 as MacArthur only indi- cates SJHTR. - Ray adds: "Please take the time to drive these routes, Fred, and perhaps you can imagine the confusion of friends and rela- tives who have been visiting our family in the same location for the last 20 years." I drove said routes Tuesday, Ray. Dumb. For examp1e. coming south on the San Diego Freeway from . Euclid in Fountain Valley, one passes three signs indicating escapes to Huntington Beach and Costa Mesa. Then comes the big overhead sign indicating "San Diego" and "SJH Toll Road." Then signs for "Fairgrounds,• "Orange Coast College" and "Pairview. • Next w another big overhead: •73 to SJH Toll Road" it says on the left, "55" on the right. Not only is there no directional refer- ence to "Newport Beach" on the "55" side of the sign, you can see where it used to be but has been painted over! The next sign is identical to the one just mentioned.' There's a "PC)lk and Ride," th~n three m.ore big overheads guiding motorists to the mysterious "SJH" (never spelled out or explained) or the equally baf- fling "55." 1 ijlink it is safe to assume tha~ot every vehicle that comes wheeling down the Costa Mesa or San Diego freeways is seek- ing "SJH." All of which leaves one wondering, who's supposed to be served by directional signs -motorists? Or SJHTR? Hey, if you can convert part of what has been for years a public road (i.e., Newport Coast Drive) into a private toll road, who's going to quibble about taking over directional signs. Or, in the case of that last (or first, if you're going south) bit of Newport Coast Drive, not having . any signs to point out that there JV~(J~ "Sim~ly the 8est0 ---Automobile, BOat & RV Detailing-- If Your Car Is Not Becoming To You, Then It Should Be Coming To Us! We Are The Finest Award Winning Detail Specialist In Orange County & We Love To Prove It! . 936A Sunset Dr., Costa Mesa (Off Monrovia between 17th & 18th) 714 645-5811 And e"iryone thei'e is ha)py. •I §cemmn Ammun&Il Affil<&Ir ~Ihrrnattmm. a IIBll®w®un.il 1IJ ~ u <ID $ CfJ) ~ <DJ IF IF All M~jor Brands ~io Tri~e Quiksilver Rietvel4 Baek East . Re~111~ Clu~ Th114er: Bros. Ro~ . Pure J1iee Shoes No BS Toes 11 ~. N11e Mea'a Woaen~a Ira Clloiee For Sarfwear .. weekend is a way to bypass the 25-cent toll. The unmarked tightwad route is no substitute fox what was - and should still be -a free, public road. It is neither direct nor convenient. It z.i.gs and it zags, hence its not-so-fond nick- name, "Mark of Zorro." But it is free and should be at least as well-marked as all the routes lµring the motorist from Newport Coast onto the SJHTR. Good grief, if you drive from Tijuana to Ensenada, there are signs pointing out both the free inland route (Libre and the coastal toll road (Cuota. Seems we should be able to do as well. I tried to ask Caltrans about the "Case of the Disappearing Cities, -and the other relevant questions raised herein today. I had not heard back as of dead- line time Wednesday. So I'll cl~ with these perti- nent and eloquent words from Native America, via Glen Lin- denstadt of Corona del Mar: "Only when the last plant has died, the last river poisoned, and the last fish caught, will you realize that you cannot eat mon- ey." • FRED MARTIN'S column runs every Thursday and Saturday. The Exchange Club Child Abuse Prevention Center of Orange County is seeking volun- teers to work with at-risk families in preventing child abuse. Volunteers will work with fam- ilies prone to child abuse, teach- ing family parenting and commu- nication skills. Volunteers must attend 'three training sessions, which will be held on Jan. 21, 22 and 25. The center has a special need for couples, college interns and Spanish-speakers. To reserie a space, call 722-1107. The Exchange Club Child Abuse Prevention Center is a non-profit corporation based in Costa Mesa. Get fit through masters swim course Orange Coast College offers a Master's Swim Program designed to promote life-long fit- ness. Designed f9r adults ages 19 and ohter, the progitun offers a monthly session which meets Mondays through Fridays, Feb. 3-28, March 3-31, April 1-30 and May 1-30. The registration fee is $40 for The one-hour morning work- outs begin at 6:30 a.m. daily in OCC's Gymnasium pool. The Master's program otters an intelligent balance of cardio- vascular fitness and stroke instruction as well as enjoyment. self-improvement and fun. To register, call 432-5880. Nominees sought for OCC alumni recognition Orange Coast College is searching for nominations for its Alumni Hall of Pame which hon- ors topner students wJlo have gpne on to achieve success in a variety of fields. Nominees must have enrolled in their first OCC classes no lat- er than 1987 and are not required to be graduates in order to be eligible for the Hall of Fame. · The deadline for nominations _ is Feb. 3 and the 15th annual Alumni Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony is set for next Sep- tember. Hall of Fame nominations should be sent to Douglas Ben- nett, director of OCC's Founda- tion. OCC's address is 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa, 92628-5005. Best Selection. House Of Imports "'1-800 MERCEDES <.; .. ·; Your 7de~oul !JI(eafs 7Jeser ue 7be Wholesome, Jlome~mqde 9oockess 7hal Only Gomes Yrom 7he :Ranch ~vine !Ranch !Jl(ar£el {7he Original Irvine Ranch Market started in 1971 as a roadside stand offering J vegetables and fruits right out of the fields and off the vine. By 1996, it .was ready for a fresh start... In rode Jo & Joe Raymond to give the market a sparkling new look, new energy and enough great ideas to bring the ranch back to its former glory. Take a ride to the ranch today and put a glorious meal on the table tonight. It's an idea whose time has retumed ... And, be sure to say hello to Jo & Joe while you're there. Cauliflower Contplete Nutritional Center Located inside the Irvine Ranch Market. Stop in and talk to Or. Larry Wascovich, 0.1. Hom., OHM, for all your natural healing needs. • Homeopathy •Vitamins •Herbs • Naturopathy •.Minerals .. ' . ... ... . • ~ . . ~ .. -.. .. ·- t ,. A4 THURSDAY, 'JANUARY 9, 1997 ' COSTA M.ESA GETS CLASSIER· BY THE · MG>Ni:H . • New calendar featuring paintings of notable land- marks is designed to enhance town's image. By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot Jim Barrett thought it · was about tlmt! Costa Mesa stopped taking second-billing to Newport Beach. So he contributed what he could to the cause of promoting Costa Mesa's classiness. The local publisher, who has lived in both cities, printed an 8-by-10 calendar featuring full-page, watercolor paintings of Costa Mesa landmarks and businesses. "Everybody's always talking about Newport," said Barrett, who runs Barrett & Barrett Pub- lishers out of his Newport Beach home. "But Costa Mesa is nice, too, if you look around." Barrett printed the same type of calendar for Newport Beach CAT FVR+CP ........... $8 Leukemia ...... $12 Advantage ... S J4 14 months supply) Program ........ $30 16 months supply! for the past four years. This year, he took on the Costa Mesa pro- ject instead. • Costa Mesa Mayor Peter Buf· fa, who wrote an introduction to the calendar, applauded the art- work, done by three local artists. "When 1 saw the en'd result, I was 'bowled over," Buffa said. "It gave me some new appreciation for some familiar sites, and it's at no cost to the city.• Each of the 16 businesses pic- tured -one for each month, Jan- uary through April 1998 -spon- sored the page on which it's pic- tured. The calendar book fea- tures impressionistic renderings of the Orange County Perform- ing Arts Center, the original Irvine Ranch Market and Nabers Cadillac among others. Barrett called the businesses DOG Rabies ............. $6 DHLP+P ........ $10 Advantage ... S·J4 Ito SSlb, 4 months supply) Program ........ $30 jto 901b, 6 months supplyl Pluse use a lush or • pet carrier wlllle attend .... cffnk. -WESTCLIFF 1714 ) 650-3520 doa Ii CAT GllOOlllllllG 17th Ii 1mM beginning last May, after be got the support of the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce, and asked them to be part of the pro- ject. "They liked what they saw in Newport,• said Barrett, a 35-year ·resident of the Newport-Mesa area. "I hed to go to 16 montbs instead of 12 because there was so much interest." Local artists Carole Callahan, Richard A. Kent and Tuba Whit- ney painted the pictures for free to get <the widespread exposure, Barrett said. •Also, some of the landmarks have bought the original from • the artists, which is good," he said. He is now hoping to organize a reception where the artists could sign copies of the calendar. The pictured businesses and the chamber are distributing the 15,000 free calendars. Barrett said the entire project cost more than $40,000 to print -all paid for by the corporate sponsors. He also said be didn't make a cent off the project. He did it for the advertising opportunity it affords bis business, which Haye_ you considered a PRIVATE -SCHOOL EDUCATION for your child? The Pegasu.s School invites you to join us for KINDERGARTEN INFORMATION NIGHT January 15, 1997 • 7 :00 p.m. The Pegasus School 19692 Lexington Lane, Huntington Beach, CA 92646 (714) 964-1224 •FAX (714) 962-6047 designs brochures and other printed items. 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Katella Orange, CA (7~4)631-7100 A Special Than ks to our employees In Orange for their loyalty and dedication. . -1 ,. • Newpon~ Mw Daily Piloc THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1997 AS Diversity ~in · Israel preCipitates groWing tension · Here'a the lateat WtaUment filed by Newport Beach natJve Suaan Seely and her new hua- band, Arie Katz, during their yearlong honeymoon around the world. You can reach th.em at their Internet web alte addrea www.jwocnnecUon.com. The Dally Pilot plans to pub-- llsh perlod1c updatea of the trip. By Susan Seely TEL A VIV, ISRAEL __:_ It was very i,nterestlng to be in Israel after having met' with many· Jewish conununitles around the world and having followed the country's political situation on CNN and in the foreign press. We found that the biggest prob- lem Israel faces, aside from the troubles with the peace process and international affairs, is the widening rift between the coun- . try's "secular" and "religious" . Jews. There seems to be no room for reasoned dialogue and if -there is, one rarely hears of it • happening. We found many peo- : ple are now more worried about : a civil war than they are about a ; war with any of the neighboring 11 countries. : Yet there is certainly still a ' division between the Arab and i Jewish populations -we could • feel the tensioo as we walked : around East and West Jerusalem t and in the Old City. And ! although there are no physical i barriers or lines drawn, Susan Seely and Arte Katz Jerusalem is a divided city -we met several Jewish people who had never been to the American Colony Hotel because it's in East Jerusalem, nevei mind that it'&> a with many others we met, Arabs and Jews) expressed great sor- row at the loss of someone they respected and admired and who they hoped would lead Israel into an era of peace. lbroughout the villages and on people's cars are stickers that say "Friend, you .are missed" (Haver ata Haser) in reference to President Clinton's unforgettable phrase as he eulQ- gized the assassinated prime minister, "Shalom, Haver" - Good-bye, Friend. The ironic thing about the sit- uation of many Arab-Israelis is 10-minute walk from downtown • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • •• West Jerusalem. · • Newport • As an Israeli friend of mine : . • said (he's Droze). "the Arabs •• BEAUTY supp•-v • hate the Jews, the Jews hate the -• a.I : Arabs, the religious Jews hate : d•1•1t •lallk:N' • the secular Jews and the secular • ~ • Jews hate the religious Jews -: 11 .. : everybody hates everybody else ~ 1,, 1'. c..._~ -· _ / J~ _ • • in the City of Peace." 11-V· ~ Y9 After a few days rediscover-• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • °' • ing Jerusalem, visiting the Old • zoo 0 OFF =:. City and learning about all the • political and religio\is tension, : we rented a car and headed • north to the Arab-Israeli villages • Entire Purchase : 'of Kabul and Tamra (jU;St north of • . Haifa) to visit my friend Ibtisam : ·E.~cludes Sebasti:~ ~r%rlog1Cal & Avt<1a : and her family, the Hijazis. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • During our time in Tamra and .• 3So1 Jamboree Rd #8 N.B. : Kabul we talked a lot with lbti-• sam and Ahmad and Ibtisam's : 261 -6788 • father about the situation in • Jamboree at Bristol • Israel post-Rabin. They (along : Back Bay Court : .................. : FREE HOT WAX Ski & SNOWBOARD TUNE-UP INCLUDES SEASON HOT WAX PASS • Slll1DU18NOWBCUUU>shappe ($3S VALUE) NOW $20!. NEW Ski & SNOWBOARD RENTALS RENTAL Ski CLOTHING AVAILABLE (714) SKI-SURF (714) 754-7873 i 2980 MCGLI TO K • C STA MESA 92626 .. that they know Hebrew fluently and study Jewish history and culture in school while Jewish Israelis know very little of the indigenous Arab culture and language. In fact, a recent poll taken by one of the country's Hebrew papers found that 80% of the Jewish Israelis who were asked did not know why Hanukkah candles are lit for eight night~. We spent a wonderful Thanksgiving Day at lbtisam and Ahmad's house -probably the first time that Thanksgiving \'El('l'I< :. \I _ l~Ll~I >S 1,1 .. t ·s Ve:rtteal Blinds Mini Blinds Pleate:d Shade:s & Ce:llular SMdes Custom Drapenes & Custom Toppe:rs r:a Yours has ever been celebrated in Kabul, and we gave appropriate thanks to God in several lan- guages. The meal consisted of: hum- mus, tabouli, sweet potatoes, stufied grape leaves, stuffed zuc- chinis, French fries, pita, bourekas, lebne, home-grown and pickled olives, pickles and olive oil, drinks and, as the piece de resistance ... fresh-baked Pillsbury refrigerator-dough chocolate chip cookies that we had brought from Haifa! · After three days up north, we drove back to Jerusalem for Shabbat. There is a lively cultural scene, two major universities (Haifa U. and Technion), and numerous regional attractiQns including the Druze villages and Ein Hod, an artists colony. Inter- national high-tech companies are being drawn to the city and new hotels, a convention center and large marina are under con- struction. Haifa is an interesting and livable city that often gets unjustly overlooked by visitors to Israel. \\ I ' I ' ' 'I : I Ill• ' 'I I I I ' l I l I I l ~ , '-I I 1 I 1. 'I I 11 I. j I 1.. : I. l " Merrill Lynch cordially invites you to attend our free seminar. SPcnd your noon hour at this c~e overview of pcl'SOnal financial planning. A 2~minutc presentation \\>ill be foUowed by a Q & A session. TIME: 12:00 Noon -12:45 p.m . Every Wednesday PLACE: Merrill Lynch 650 Town Center Drive, Suite 500 Costa Mesa. For more information and reservations, please contact: Lance Jencks, Assistant Vice President and Senior Financial Consultant, at 714-429-2805. Soft drinks will be provided. The difference is MerriU Lynch. ~ •llrlll Lyach A u.dition oi uuu. ·-.... i-."-_______ !ilPC. -~Ult-0.0.C:.-...~fO~ Al THUMDAY, JAHUNrf 9, 1997 UONSQ.UI . The Newport Beach Uons O ub presents M . Milte Tanner, a holocaust IUJ'Vivor and member of Oska.r Schindler's Ust, as its guest speaker at 6:30 p.m. at the Bahl.a Corinthian Yacht Qub, 1601 Bay- side Drive, Corona del Mar .. 'Jan- ner will share bis e.xpertences while in the Nazi concentration camps and his survival unW the liberation by Ainerlcan troops. Cost ls $17. For reservations, call 644-6105. BREAKFAST MIXER The Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce will have its breakfast mixer on •Changes and Chal- lenges in County Government" from 7:15 to~:45 a.m. at the Cos- ta Mesa Country Club, 1701 Golf Course Drive. Cost is • $10 in advance and $15 at the door. To RSVP, 574-8780. MANAGING STRESS The Newport Beach Public Library offers a free program on ·nps for Managing Stress" at 7 p.m. in the Friends' Meeting Room at 1000 Avocado Ave. For more information, call 717-3801. THE ZONE A local support group will meet to discuss •Tue Zone," the excit- ing nutrition plan developed by bestselling author Barry Sears, at 7 p.m. at the Barnes & Noble Bookstore at Metro Pointe on South Coast Drive and Bear Street in Costa Mesa and at 6 p.m . at the Super Crown Bookstore, 1835 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. For more information, call 673- 3588. LA. MARKET The Business Development Association of Orange County offers a program discussing the tactics to use to move into the Los Angeles marketplace at 11:30 9tAt,_ vuvsg BUY A BELL U8ED FUANrT\JAE, 10Y8 A ACCEaaoAll!8, ETC. 2584 Newport lltwd. (et Del MarJ ................... eo.. .... (7141 ft1·7a•~ Auto Insurance Now Required By OMV! Rabbitt Imuran" Agency Sinctl957 AUI'O •HO~• BWE Ol~ ~' Id ~ Sr)--' ~ ... ..,............... , ,, 631-7740 « 1 Old Newpon Bml. • Ncwpon 8tach (A., ..... HeofW) IRAMD NEW, NMR WORN, A"'"EMTIC S0s,60s, 70s APPAii • 50s, 6C)j, 70S DIHSES • ANTIQUES 'ColllCTltUS • UNNUIVAIU Otd OF A ICINO ITIMSI VINTAGE CLOnllNG AT VINTA~l PllCIS ,,_INFOIYOUI FlllGlnl a .m. at the Wyndham Garden Hotel. 3350 Avenue ol the Arts, ea.ta Mesa. Pee 1a $t0. Par reser- and the annual meabenblp ii man University, 333 North Glu-Coat 1t 15. Por more inf orma- $30. Por more informAltion. call eeU.. Orange. Appointments .,. tion, call •16--0991. 836-0522. required. Por more tnform.atlon, call 556-6262. vations, can 832-5741. COOKING HEALTHY Hoag Memorial H<>1pital Pres- byterian often a tree workshop on •cooking Healthy, A Workshop for Individuals with Cancer and Their Families• from 1 to 8:30 p.m. at· the Patty and George Hoag Cancer Center, One Hoag Drive, Building 41, Newport Beach. To RSVP, call ?60-5542. MATH CONRDENa Orange Coast College offers a free workshop on •Becoming Math Confidept• from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. today, Jan. 16, 23 and 30 in room 106 of OCC's Counseling and Admissions Building. Partici- pants will have an <?Pportunity to work through their math fears in a safe environment. For more infor- mation, call 432-5162. FRIDAY ... BAY TOUR The .Friends of Newport Bay offers free walking tours of the Back Bay any time between 9 and 10:15 a.m. with small tour groups starting every ten or fifteen min· utes beginning at the comer of East Bluff Drive and Back Bay Road in Newport Beach. For more information, call 646-8009. SPEAKING SKILLS There. will be a Toastmaster's Workshop on •Building Your Thinking" from 9 a .m . to 12:30 p.m. at Hoag Memorial Hospit.81 Presbyterian, 301 Newport Blvd~, Newpbrt Beach. A $10 fee covers the cost of the workbook, a Toastmaster's Certificate of Achievement and refreshments. For reservations, call 250-2970 . COMPUTER CLUB . ESTATE PLANNING 1be Law Ottices of Lisa A Ciando ol1v a Mminar on •0o I Need Estate Plannlngr at 10 a.in. at 881 Dover Drlve, SUite 300, Newport Beach. Coat ts $20. Reservations are required at 574- 0866. I SUDE/LECT\JRE • Daniel Polz, an internationally acclaimed Egyptologist whose recent excavations have WlCOV- ered royal and private burials in a necropolis across the Nile from · Luxor, will give a slide lecture on his findings at 2 p.m. at Southern California College, 55 Pair Drive, Costa Mesa. Admission is SS for the general public and $2 for sty- dents. For more inf onnation, call 725-0267. SINGER AUDfTIONS .. POSITIVE MltENTING The Slsterbood " Temple Bat Y~ will preselit a panel of experts cm •ffow to RaMe Your Cbild to be a 'Memcll' -Postttve Parenting in the 90'1 • at 7 p.m. at Temple Bat Yalun. 1011 camel· back, Newport Beach. A donation of SS will go towards a youth pro- gram. For more infonnation. call 644-1999. MONDAY AFRICAN OROtJDS The Sb,erman Library and Gar- dens offers a morning lecture on "Adventures Collecting Orcbids in Africa" at 10 a.m. at 2647 B. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. Cost is $15. For more infonnation, call 673-2261. ADD TALK . INVENTING FORUM Orange Coast College offers a seminar called ~Profit Through Inventing" from 7:30 to 10 p.m. in room 101 of OCC's Sd.ence Lec- ture Hall. RegistEation fee is $5 for members and $15 for non-mem- bers. For more information, call 432-5880. • Orange Coast College's next Winners Computer Club will meet from 9 a.m. to noon in room 116 of OCC's Fine Arts Building. The club is open to anyone inter- ested in Microsoft Windows and Windows applications, including beginners. Annual membership fee for the club is $20. For more I - The William Hall Master Chorale in Costa Meso will be holding mid-year singer auditions for the 1996-1997 concert season from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. at Chap- Coastline Counseling Center offers· a lecture called • Atten- tion Deficit Disorder Medica- tions and · Psychostimulants • from 1to8:30 p.m. at 1200 Quail St., Suite 105, Newport BAach. -· I -r Al CHI ClASSES The Patty and George Hoag Cancer Center offers free t'ai chi classes beginning today and on every Thursday from 10:30 to 11:30 a:m. for intermediate/ advanced participants and on every Friday from 10 to 11 a.m. for beginners at One Hoag Ori- $ JB ·"°/Mos. WEEKLY a MONIHLY RATES AVAILABLE information, call 644-5782. COMPUTER TALK The Or;ange County Comput- er CluQ will meet from 8:45 to noon to ..:.discuss the high-end image editing program, Adobe PhotoShop, in the Chemistry Building at Orange Coast Col- lege. The first ,meeting is free PERsoNAf. TRAINlNG ALSO Av All.ABLE 119 E.18tb St. Costa Mesa 714·645·6110 646-1440 427 E. 17th StrHt. Costa Mesa (on 17th Street Wherehouse Records) Have you considered a PRIVATE SCHOOL EDUCATION for your child? .. The Pegasus School invites you to join us for MIDDLE SCHOOL . GRADES 6; 7 MID 8 INFORMATION NIGHT January 22, 1997 • 7:00 p.m. The PegUUI School 1.9692 LexlnglOn Lane, Hundngti:>n Beach, CA 92646 (714) '64-122A •FAX ('114) 902«>47 .. I 17th St. I3EAUTY CEN'fER essential ~emenrs ~ I 283-D 17th Street, Costa Me&a (Next to Ross) ti.-7 n-.. M-F 9-8 Sat. 9.7 S""· I 1-5 ·----------~-~~----------- woultl fiq to invite you to 'Tfie 'Bridal 'Party "rt.verytliing 'For Your 'Perfect Wedding " Sunday, January z2, I997 II:oo a.m.-4:00 p.m. 220 & 2 JO :Newp_ort Cenrer rvnve 'East (at !MacapaJ £fcro.ss from 'Fashion Island, :Newport P,eacfi • 644-6933 $ 5.00 !Admi.s.sion 'Ftt 'For more infonnation please call (7 z4J 72I-I6z6 Custom Florals ··-Gifts & Antiques Spedality Furniture ntflOHI A local support group will meet to dilcull •'fbe Zone,• the excitp ing nutrition plan developed by beltleDing author Bany Sears, at 1 p.m. at the Barnes & Noble Bookstore at Pub.ion Island in Newport Beach. Poe more infor- mation, call 613·3588. SUSTAINING LOVE Manny & Annie Stamatakis of . Create-A-Mate Se?llinars pre- sents •nps on Sustaining a Ful- filling, Lo\ling Relationsllip" at ?:30 p.m. at the parish center, 20-'6 Mar Vista Drive, Newpo.rt Beach. Admission is free. For more information, call 644-2036. TIME MANAGEMENT The South Coast Business and Professional W6men presents •Identifying and Improving Your Time Management Skills" from 11:30 a.m. tot' p.m. at the Wynd- ham Garden, 3350 Avenue of the Arts, Costa Mesa. Cost is $17 for members and $22 for guests. To RSVP, call 472;-4666 .. • HEMPHILCS • SHOES JANUARY CLEARANCE EI1ft1]UI Selected Styles •Bruno Magli • Mezlan •Alden• Walkover 1727 WFSTCUFF DRIVE NEWPOJ(f BEACH• 650·6856 Are Yoti· Follow thes AnS\Aler each questi()n as +M- .POD 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 goo 00 000 000 000 coo 000 000 000 coo 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 coo coo 000 coo coo 000 000 DOC ODD DD a .. . -. . . 4 • 60Al·SET11NG Orange Coast College often a free goal-setting workshop from 6 to 8 p.m. today and Jan. 21 In room 106 of OCC's CounJellng and Ad.missions Building. For more information, call "432-5162. • FOOD INDUSTRY · Orange Coast College presents the Southern California. Food Industry Conference sporting the theme •Emerging Issues in Food Science, Nutr:ttion and Technolo- gy• throughout the day on OCC's c-ampus. For more information, ~all 432-5756. ~· ADD TALK · Coestline Counseling Center ~ff ers a lecture called "A Clean Sweep: Attention Deficit Disorder ind Clutter" from 1 to 9 p.m. at t 200 Quail Sl, Suite 105, New- pcrt Beach. Cost is $20. Por more information, call 476-0991. WEDNESDAY rc>OD INDUSTRY Qrange Coast College presents rhe Southern California Food lr1<lustry Conference sporting the lt.cme "Emerging Issues in Food ')Qence, Nutrition and Technolo· gy• throughout the day on OCC's campus. Por more lnformatlon, call 432-57~. INSIDE EDGE The lmide Edge otters a semi- nar on "The road to 2015: Profiles of the Puture" from 6:30 to 8:30 a.m. at Scptt'• Restaurant, 3300 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. The COit tor first time guest. la S20 and S35 for others. For reservations, call 460-.CWi MEN'S BREAkfAST CODtrol and bulc winter care. RegSltratlm fee ta SlS. Por more informatlon. call 6"-3151. CNtEElt NETWOltk The tree Career Network meeting for thOM unemployed will d1ICUll •Internal Network· mg• at 7:30 p.m. in the Chapel at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 600 St. ;\ndrewl Road, Newport Beach. For more in1or- matlon, call 5'1-'·2239. The Men~s 'PelloWihip Breil-RUDE1tS1lf£ATER fast of St. And.reiw's Presbyterian The Newport Beach Public Church will d1scu.ss •The Journey Llbrary presents the South Toward God• at 6:45 a .m . in Orange County Community Dierenfield H~ 600 Sl .Andrews Readers 'Ibeater •An Evening Road, Newport Beach. Cost la $3 With ... • presentation at 7 p .m . in ·for breakfast. For more inform.a-the Friends' Meeting Room at tion, call 574-2239. • 1000 Avocado Ave. The free, the- matic perfo~ will dramatize 111URSD. AV JAN 16 the work of an outstanding play-:ru., • wright. Por more information, call GARDEN CARE Newport Beach Community Services offers a workShop on •wmter Garden Care" from 6:30 to 8:30 p .m. in the Vincent Jor- gensen Community Center adja- cent to Mariners Branch Llbrary, 2005 Dover Drive, Newport Beach. Workshop topics will include pruning, winter and spring vegetable gardening, pest 717-3801. THE ZONE Joyce Daoust, former primary researcher with Bany Sears· for •The Zone• nutrition plan, is offering a free seminar on "40·30· 30 Pat Burning Nutrition" at 7 p .m. at the Sheraton Hotel, 4545 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. For more information. call 673- 3712. MONEY MATTOS The Profe11lonal Women's Business Alliance offers a temlnar on •Money Matten tor Women· at 7:30 a.m. at the Santa Ana Countly Club, 20832 S.W. New- port Blvd. Admi&s1on is $10. To RSVP, c.all 852-1800. ONGOING SMOKERS The Nicotine Anonymous fel- lows1llp wants lo heTp men and women who smoke to quit and remain smoke-free. Call 650-2713 for the local evening meetings nearest you. HELPLINE A privet& telephone consulta- tion is offered at no charge from 7 to 8 p,m. every Monday at 759- 0357. Talk with a professional about difficulties in your life. NETWORKER The Tuesday Morning Net- worker share leads at 7 to 8 a.m. every Tu~ay at Mimi's Cafe, 1835 Newport Bled., Cotta Mesa. For more information, call 215- 2903. SURPLUS FOOD Seniors and low-income fami- HODSON LIGHTING. A.TENCIO CHIROPRACTIC Why Suffer Another Day! Halogen Floor . · · & Table Lamp Available In Satin Nickel & Various Finishes 6505/1 & 6504/1 From l>adl.temporaoy Open Tun.-Fri. 8:30-5, S4t 9-4 I 151 O Newport Blvd., Costa M esa • 548-9341 Most Insurances Accepted • FamlJy Care • Work Injuries • Spons lnjurles • Auto Accidents 662-192 1 • Neck&BackPain 3090 Bristol St. • Headaches Suite # 1 70 • Painful Joints •Arthritis Costa Mesa .\l ··1 ( > .\( :c11>L~·1 SPLCl.\LIST THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1997 A7 lies of. the Costa Mesa/Newport Bea.ch area can obtain free USDA swph• food from 11 un. to 3 p.m. the second Friday of each month in the rear parking lot of the church on 740 W. Wilson St., Cos- ta Mesa. Bring picture identifica- tion. Por more information. call 631-2177. MOMS SUPPORT GROUP Group process focuses on work, success and parenting issues every first and third Thun- days from noon to 1: 15 p.m. and 7 to 8:15 p.m. at 2900 Bristol St., Suite J-108, Costa Mesa. Theses- sion cost $15. For more informa- tion, call 850-1689. REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY The Costa Mesa Republican Ass~mbly meets every third Thursday of the month at the Neighborhood Community Cen- ter, 1845 Park Ave., Costa Mesa. For information, call 645-5326. BODY IMAGE SUPPORT The Newport Beach Psycho- logical Association offers a Body- Image/Moderate Eating Support Group that meets every Wednes- day at 7 p.m. at 310~ W. Coast Highway, No. 311, Newport Beach. For more information, call 722-4588. CMEGIVtft SUPPORT A support group tor Adult Chil- dren of -Aging Parents ii being offered from 6:30 to 8·30 p.m. at the Oasis SeniOr Center, 800 Mar- guerite Ave., Coron.a de1 Mar. Por more information, call 6"-32". COED SUPPORT The Newport Beach Psycho- logical Association often a Coed Support Group that meets' every Thursday at 7 p.m. at 3101 W. Coast Highway, No. 311, Newport · Beach. The support group requires tree pre·assessment before joining. Call 722-4588. 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"'· ......................... _. -.,. ......... ,,, ....... ,. ........ ... -.11111 ....... ,.., a .. ••11111 ............... ._...., .. , .. THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1997 · =) CHOC Follies rehearsltls ldck off With high nOtes . I A n Evening at the Fol- lies,• starring Judie Argyros, David Dukes and a cast of 75 local talents, was in rehearsals last week in studio space adjacent to Gustav Anders restaurant at South Coast Pli1¥ Village. Diners at the popular bistro could hear the faint echo of "New York, New York" in between servings of Swedish grav lax and parsley salad. uWhere is that music coming from?" one patron asked. "I did- n't realize you could hear the sounds from the Performing Arts Center over here!" The music wasn't coming from the Performing Arts Center, but mstead from the talented troupe of gorgeous gals and handsome men rehearsing their hearts out for the upcoming Children's Hospital of Orange County Fol- -lies. The ladies were very busy J1tacticing their high kicks to go along with the high notes that will take the county by storm for two performances only on Feb. 7 and 8 at the Chapman Uni- versity Theater. check to CHOC to sponsor this major fund-rais- er that Glo Zig and her staff plans to make into an annual event. Betty Belden Palmer and Cathy Leffleur- Clmoch ar-e the co-chairs of the production that stars local talent such as Jack · CHOC Follies 1s the brainchild of the amazing Gloria Zigner, fondly known as Glo Zig, quite appropriate since she has become the Orange County answer to Flo Zig, a .k.a . Flo· renz Ziegfeld. And, she is just as ambitious as _____ .._ ____ Undquilt, Lln- the late impresario of the stage. Zigner has put together a cast and crew directed and choreo- graphed by the very talented John Vaughan, with musical direction by the equally ta.J.ented Doug AusUn. Oscar-winning · local Claire Trevor Bren is the honorary chair of the event being unde5Wrltten by House of Imports Mercedes Benz. The car deale r wrote a hefty $100,000 da Isle resident and retired president of Disney- land, the showgirls of the Balboa Bay Club, Gall Soderling, Leann Benvenuti, Keith and Montez Brewer, Patty George, Barbara Johnson, former first runner-up Miss America Wlllle Greeley, Olivia Johnson, EWe Cortese, Rob Morey, Carol Wilken, Tim Berkovitz, Cllld former Orange County Supervisor Harriett "Legs" Wieder. GA.SAND WASH ONE STOP CONVENIENCE!!!! only $4.95 Full Service Soft· W'ash & Sealer W'ax with any gasoline fill up (Texaco CleanSystem3) # Not valid with any other discount. 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No, it wasn't termites. Undquist and Belden Palmer were rehearsing a tap dance number that insiders claim will be one of the show stoppers. Newport Coast's Hurlel Sandhu. Peggy Goldwater Clay, Carol Humplueys, Donna Bmace and Mary Ann MWer were on the sidelines cheering on Lindquist and Belden Palmer, awaiting their rehearsal time. PHOTO COURTESY MICHAEL MUNSON John Vaughan and mem.ben of the cast of the CHOC Follies. For more information and to order tickets, call 532-8690. • a.w. COOK'S column appears Thurs- days and Saturdays. RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. 1nl'1:L"Yn=~1S6 · Call Now For Tuck Consult LYON EYE 760-3003 14-01Avocado4-02 •Ne rt Beach ii 0 . 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But finding a really good I bagel iii Orange County is anoth- t er story. 1 . i Before opening his small ·chain !of Bagel Mel bagel shops, owner Gary McArthur spent·a year trav- eling the country to find the per- • feet bagel. He said the best bagel ' wasn't m New York or anywhere else on the Bast Coast -it was ·in ~ Boulder, Colo. t . McArthur brought home his ~ new-found recipes' and opened his first store in Tustin, where most of the bagels are still made. Now with four more stores -two in Newport Beach -and a booming wholesale business, ! McArthur's bagels have become Orange County's hidden treasure. Bagel Mel lives up to its name . in more than one way. Besides . - 1 having more than 25 kinds of bagels to choose from, including very berry, sourdough and whole wheat glazer, the bagels are soft and chewy and pack~ with fla- vor. The cheese and Jalapeiio bagel was very hot, almost to the point where you have to take a sip of water to try to diffuse the pepper's intensity. And being the jalepeno lover I am, I decided to smooth a nice layer of Jalapeflo cream cheese on top -WOW! I thought my mouth was going to burst into flames. • For those who love donuts but made a sincere New Year's reso- lution to cut the fat out of their diet, the glazer bagel is the per- fect remedy. It tastes like a glazed donut with sugar and cinnamon on top, but with no fat. I normally steer clear of sweet bagels, but this one was delicious. McArthur said the glazer is his No. 1 selling bagel, even more popular than plain. I couldn't quite acquaint myself with the chocolate chip bagel -I aly,rays thought choc~ late chips belonged in cookies ~ but for chocolate lovers, I suppose it's a good way to satisfy a sweet tooth. The pwnpkin bagel, which McArthur sells all year long, was tasty and sweet and the blueber- ry bagel was loaded with fresh big blueberries. The rye bagel was flavorful ~d topped with lox cream ·===================================~========================= I I I !«Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT 1997 ~our ~ 25th YEAR here Always ... .1 same Delicious Food ./ same owners ./ same Great service ' our meals are still a trip to Mexico -as well as the coast of Ba.la. It's a trtp worth taking. ( I )I ,.._ ! ;\ii l-) ~ 1 I • • • ., t 1 r :, 1 • I ~ iH f ~ 11 I[ J i 1 ) I 1() 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA 645 .. 7626 pnKrlsten's Lingerie • Loungewear • Gifts • Breast Fonns o(~{.S* All LANZ Flannel 50o/o OFF AND . Save 50o/tJ on selected merchandise throughout the store! 631·7399 1719 Westcliff Dr. Newport Beach in W"estcljff Court . Hours: J 0-6 Monaqy -Saturdt{y "60 Hot New CRAZY BONES Character Game Pieces ••• Collect 'em, Trade 'em, Play 'em" FREE CRAZY BONES Toumaments/Championshlpi/Ga:meS ifOrange Count)'Matj{if Pflte" (located at the Otwige County F~ HelP Raise $10,000 For O.C. Public Schools FREE CRAZY BONES Game Packs to First 5,000 Kids on January 11 & 12 CRAZY BONES Not•: On Saturd8y. JllnUllfY 11 the flrwt 20 O.C. pubic 9Clt'°°'8 to t.¥9 a 9tUd.nt ~ ~for tounwnent play wll receive a S600.00 pecQg9 of CRAZY 90HE8 o.ne P9Cka for fuodr•lng purpoeM. A19o, the O.C. public KhoOt to be~ by the moet 9ttJdenta llt the CRAZY IONl!I tourn.Mnt Ille UW'OUQhOUt the day on January 11 wlll recetv. $260.00 cuh or '500.00 In, CRAZY BONES o.ne P9Cka ~·..,.. Chotce). THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1997 ' At and even better smoothies cheese, reminiscent of the kind of bagel you get at a New York dell. But the best thing about Bagel Mel isn't the bagels -it's the smoothies. Wrth dozens of kinds to choose from, even people with the most discriminating tastes can find something they like. McArthur said he wanted to find something differeQl to com- plement his bagels, and the healthy Orange County lifestyle was a perlect atmosphere for refreshing smoothies. •1 didn't feel that just being a .bagel shop was going to cut it," he said. • The 24-ounce delights are . made with real fruit, fruit ju.jce, fr.ozen yogurt and other ingredi- ents. For free, add a "power" addition of protein, ginseng, oat bran, wheat bran, bee pollen or other powder. Each addition is 40 cents. I love smoothies, so it wasn't a hard sell lbick and delicious, the "peachy keen• smoothie was full of frozen peaches, peach juice, bananas and sherbet. The •cranberry chill" and the JEllllY llAIUlllE fll EYfJAJiPI) 101 DALMATIAlll II / EYfTA (Pl) cmn. '~' GffOSTS Df-111 (N·13) IEAVIS AllD IUTT~.:~JCA (PCH3) THE llBIC (Ill MY FlllDW AMHICMS (f'G·13) -=-~3~ T1IE CllUCllU (Pl·1~) MARS ATIACKS! ff'CM SI JACKIE CIWl'S FIRST STIHKE PC· 13) ~ T1IE l'llEACttlR'S WE INI TIIE PlDPLE VS. LAMY Flflf (II) DAYUC=~~u:-(II) MICMAIL (Pl)/ T1IE EVE~ STAil (PC-13) MICUEL.(PI) PARK PLACE 10 ,~R~1N'i ~"),~1 ~00880 ...... TllE WAVU (I) GffOSTS Df W.PPI (N·11) ..... , .. , SEClllTS ... LIU Ill/ fMl NEW. (II) TltlE PlDPLE VS. LMllY FlYIT (I) ..:UU(ll) WOODBRIDGE l•" e ..... ., • f • C "' l~VIW! • "I \I 06SS Alfomo Gardabat got a bagel and smoothie waltlngfor you at Bag~I Mel In Newport • Beach. MARC MARTIN I DAJLY PILOT "strawberry splash H wer~ also yummy. The cranQerry was like a sweet tart, with cranberries, rasp- berries and blueberries. Bagel Mel also has a full menu of sandwiches, bagel pizzas and bagel melts. Confusing? Misleading? We sell carpel & hardwood by the . "SQUARE FOOT" HEMPllj;L'S auGs&c PETS Mon-Fri 10-6 Sat 10-5 722-7224 230 East 17th St. Costa Mesa .. A10 THURSDAY. JANUARY 9, 1997 GUrTAR CONCERTO Guest conductor Raymond Leppard will lead the Pacific Symphony Orchestra and one ol the world's most popular clantcal guitarists, Christopher Parkening, m Rodrigo's •Fantasia para un gentilhombre" at 8 p.m. today at the Orange County Perlorming Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. nckets are ~~:-PorinfonrnrtionTOlll-9 55- 5799. ORCHESTRA POPS Sarah Brightman, the diva of Andrew Lloyd Webber musicals, will perform with the Pacific Sym- phony Orchestra Pops at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday at the Orange County Performing. Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Tickets are $22-$48. For information, call 755-5799. BEATLEMANIA Orange Coast College presents the Fab Pour in concert in a trib- ute to the Beatles at 8 p.m. Satur- -day in OCC's Robert B. Moore Theatre, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Advanced reserved tickets cost $14, advanced dis- count tickets are $12 for OCC stu- dents, senior citizens and children under 12. Tickets at the door are $16. For information, call 432- 5880. INTO THE WOODS The Pacific Symphony Orches- Lra present!; "Into the Woods,· a h mily concert adventure at 10 .. :OINNER or LUNCH for 1WO • With Soup or Salad, Vegetable andOioiaoF. Dack COruge ~Primaftra lle)'t Stalt BordelaUe* J>o.Qed Selmon w/Lobtter Saacc >roiled Sword&ala w/Lemoa ac <Apen* *2.00 Rd of lamb Alto AnllaWc $13.9S~ \lllld with couoon oniv. No IUblUtUtionS. )t(it valid Wltfl WtV otntr offer. Hot vallel JioilOIYL VJlld fOr up to ten coupes, • 01 m _,_ and 11 :30 a.m. Saturday at the Orange County Perfonning Artl Center, 600 1bwn Center l>rive, Co.ta Mesa. The program will include selectio111 from •Robln Hood,• Beethoven'• •putoraJe• Symphony, Rossin.i's ·willlam Tell• Overture and Sondheim'• •tnto the Woods.• 1\cketl are $11 for adults and $9 tot children. Por information, call 755-5799. JAZZ AND DANCE Orange Coast College presents an emen1ble devoted-to jazz and dance music of the 1930's and '40s at 4 p.m. Sunday in OCC's Robert B. Moore Theatre, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa, Advanced reserved tickets cost $17, advanced discoWlt tickets are $15 for OCC students, senior citizens and children under the age of 12. Tickets at the door are $21 . For information, call 432-5880. SINGER AUDmONS Tbe William Hall Master Chorale in Costa Mesa will be holdiog mid-year singer auditions for the 1996-1997 concert season from 1 :30 to 4:30 p .m. Sunday at Chapman University, 333 N. Glassell S!., Orange. Appoint- ments are required. For more information, call 556-6262. TRIANGLE SQUARE CONCERTS Free live classic rock pedor- mances are scheduled from noon to 2:30 p.m. Monday through Fri- day; from 7 to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday; and from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday afternoons in the Town Square at liiangle Square in Costa Mesa. s :f-. ___ .z z i Happy Hour· ''BIG VINNI'~ EVERY WEDNESDAY S:OOPM TO 7:00PM FREE PASTA & APPETIZER BUFFET! 548-9500 LOCATED IN TRIANGLE SQUARE ~ HAPPY HOUR PRICES! ~ rf" $2.00 Drq/t /Jm'. ~' t<'\~~ $2.00 ~Zen $11.zzi ~~ 'v $2. 00 House Wine · - IAUIWUSSK>NS •Bali ·1mpressions1 • a mixed media ex.biblt by ltalian-Ameri- can artilt/pbotograpber Prank Lombardi, will be on display at the Newport Beach City Hall Gallery today through March 4 at 3300 Newport Blvd. For iofonna- tion, call 117-3870. EXHllmON The Robert Mortdavi Wine and Food Center presents the work of photographer/artist Merritt A. Vincent, "Beyond The Sprocket Holes,". today through April 1 at 1570 Scenic Ave., Costa Mesa. For ~ormation, call 979-4510. R~UEFART The Oasis Senior Center offers a six-week class called "Sculp- ture Relief Art" for adults from 6 to 9:30 p.m. Wednesdays starting this Wednesday at 800 Mar- guerite Ave., Corona del Mar. The fee is $125. Students will learn bow to construct, bufl and color three-dimensional forms, textures and shapes in plaster. To W~tacot.ollS The Newpol1 Beach Central Ubrary presents •shartng the Pl'a.net: Watercolon and Conte,• an exhibit of waterooloc and con- te crayon portraits through Jan. 31 at 1000 Avocado Ave. For j.nfonnatlon, call 717-3801. EXHaTION Gallery Paradlso's Exhibitions presents •ViJiting Wlth Tzara, • three days of perfonnanoe art in an exploration of the Dadaist move- ment and its effects on the art ol today, through Jan. 16 at 1838 Newport Boulevard, Costa Mesa. For information, call 650-3690. MONTAGUE DAWSON In conjunction with the 25th ~ersary of Vallejo Maritime Gallery in Newport Beach, the Newport Harbor Nautical Muse- um will present "Montague Daw- son -His Lite and Works• through March 9 at 151 East Coast High- way, Newport Beach. Admission is free for members, $4 for guests, and $1 for children. For informa- tion, call 673-7863. UMfTED EDmONS Gregory GaUeiy presentl a apeda1 exhibit featuriDg new odgina1I and limlted ed.ltlolll by Gene Prands, wbo ii known u the •Modem Day Norman Rock- ~• tbrougb Feb. 28 at 3406 Via Udo, Newport Beach. Por more information. call 723-0887 ., ARST IWRESSIOHS •Pint Jmprelliolll: The Lagu- na Beach Art A.aociation • is at the Oraiige County Museum of Art South Coast Plaza Gallery through June 15. 11Plrst Impres- sions•. features selected Califor- nia "plein m• paintings qeated by the founders of the association from ~.Qrange County Museum of Art. NAUTICAL MUSEUM The museum features the Gn\nd Salon for special exhibi- tions; the Model Gallery, featur- ing a world-class assembly of ship models; and a rotating display of the museum's permanent collec- tion in the Corridor Gallery. The museum is at 151 E. Coast High- way, Newport Beach. For infor- mation, call 6h-3317. SAIUNG ADVENTURE Orange Coast College otters the 22nd annual SaiUng Adven- ture Series at 8 p.m. on Frida~ Jan. 17, 24 and 31 in OCCs Robert B. Moore Theatre, 2701 Pairvtew Road, Costa Mesa. The four-part serie1 is geared for active boa.ten as well as armchair S4ilors. Advanced series tickets cost $35, advanced single tickets are $19.50. 1lckets at the door are $42 for series tickets and SU for :y1e admission. For information, 432-5880. . FLORAL DESIGN Sherman Ubrary and Gardens offers a class titled "Floral Design• at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at 2647 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. Participants will learn bow to construct an English Gar- den-style centerpiece. Registra- tion fee is $37 and pre-registra- tion is required. For information, call 673-2261. ave rouseen Our ~w Menu? ~" WlllWU .-...~~ The '1Jig Night,, on Tuesday. Special menu items. Fine Cigar Sekctions. NOW SERVING . Country Style With Our Sunday Mexican Breakfast For more info. call Fernando or Massimo 645-8560 1S76 Newport Blvd. *._chicken, Ribs 6 Brisket Dinner * LUNCH. DINNER. CA1ERING. TAKE our BUVONE ENTREE RECEIVE 50"/o OFF SECOND Entrcc of equal or lesser value. Must present coupon. ,,,.;..,,.,, OlfJl/91 ~ 615 W. 19th Street, Costa Mesa1 CA 92627 , ~ (714) 548-4333. (714) 548-1352 , Fu 714 548-0399 0\ 1111 \I I< \1 \I\\ I \C,I .. His b~st play in yearsl" -I .\I lt1tl11r ··clever, often hilarious.·· -(Jrtt11gt.• 1:01111~1· Ht.•#.•ft•r .. Very poignant ... smart and articulate.·· -//Jc•,,.,, l11rk '"'"'' .. Smart, handsome production.·· -'·"·' ''"""'"''·' '""''" World Premiere by David Henry Hwang '111•~'1'•~ ti~ I••" llr.111u l~..J. ·''"' lhfk·r l.rth" Im k "'.,." k If " """' ,,,. directed by James Lapine 'llllM r ... 1h, t•ut.111 t ,~,.,. lot I hJOl.t •llh .... ,~.ti ...... 11. "" 101 \1t111J,11 In lht-1~''" H 1th t,•••r..,lf• l'n•lt•11l 111 "'"" l.lllon '111~1 Thi· ~.,.'jlll 1''11tl 11.ihlk tht\111 rl "" \1~ :.l\.ll.A"fltr.m• lc"'l\11) ' \11'11.1 l'wnul•r r Th~ Pia~ fu, ht"t111lrodtK.'t:tl 111th Ilk· ;L,-Jstul(.'t· '"r The Kenned)' ~nler Fund for New A~rlcan Pla)S. 11 projt.'l1 of The John f. Kt'nned) ~ntcr for tht' Pttfonnln1t Art.11 11f1h ~11lpor1 fmm Amttlcan l!xptUS r.ompan) In coof)l·r.illoo "llh 1hc Praidenf!' Coawtlntt <Ml dw AIU and tile ffl11• .. lllet. (~l\\t,I ( hN •• ""°' "'"" •• .• ,.,.,"''"\II OnanRC! Coonl) 'i. mcl.'ol populi&r lldlnR quin1t1-Ron IJc11N.cKTI, Rkh.ird l>ll\lt-. An Kou.-.lk. tl:d l.andon Jr .. MC.I Uoo T11ok~11r 1&.' •f'llw mak-pnifl,\J(111111, in danJ;l:t o( o~li<.,.c;'l'llC\'. fl..~ Southem f:allfomhfs dt.of<.'flsc.• lndllSU\ dci'An~1110:.. lht'\ '"-"' lhdr fart• •Ith phllo1oophlcal humor-untll flfK' 11( lht'm _."" hllfNkl Oon'I rn1~\ this''"'> nt.'\\ COO!lod) \\Tiltc.'11 !IJl«lafl) ~Ir IQ'!! !Mo f1~ o\rtilib. ...... senlldl ... = f.allfomia Wrhei' ol ··~Wit. .. " _,...._,,,.,, SAFARI MUNCH A Safari Sunday Brunch Cru1le ii available aboard the 5'· foot Bmerald Forest 1lld docked in Balboa at the Fun Zone from 11 a.m. to 1 p .m. every Sunday. The cost is $25.95 per person and $15.95 for children under 12. For reservations, call 673-0240. FARMERS MARKETS Every Thursday there is a fannen market from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m . at the Orange County Fair- grounds. The Orange County Market Plaee is every Saturday and Sunday from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Ill4in fairgrounds, parlcing lot. For information, call 723- 6616. Every Saturday there is a farmers market from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the municipal parking lot at Bayside Drive and Marguerite Avenue in Corona del Mar. STAGE 'SOMETHING'S AFOOr The Costa Mesa Civic Play- house presents •Some thing's Afoot• at 8 p.m. with Sunday matinee performances at 2 p.m., today through Feb. 9, at 661 Hamilton Ave., Costa Mesa. Tick- ets are $15 and $12.50 for seniors. For more information, call 650- 5269. AMERICAN DANCE The Orange County Perform- ing Arts Center presents the Mer- ce Cunningham Dance Company at 8 p.m. Tuesday at 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa .. Tick- ets are $15-$45. For information, call 556-ARTS. FllM ANIMATION FESTIVAL Spike and Mike's Festival of Animation and Sick and lWisted opens Friday through Feb. 13 at the Mesa Theater, 1884 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. Show times are 7 p.m., 9:30 p.m. and midnight Monday through Friday; 4:30 p.m., 7 p.m., 9:30 p.m. and mid- night Saturday and Sunday. Tick- ets are $7 at the door. KITCHEN MAGIC Junior chefs ages 7-10 can learn about cooking basics and nutrition tn kid-friendly kitchen experiments in ~Kitchen Magic for Kids• from 4:30 to 6 p.m. Monday at the Carroll Beek Community Center on Balboa Island. The registration fee for the four-week class is $37. For more information, call 644-3151. 'GOO,SEBUMPS' The "Goosebumps" club 'meets the first and third Monday of the month at 6:30 p.m. at Barnes & Noble, 953 Newport Center Drive. For more informa- tion, call 759-0982. STORY AND CRAFT HOUR From 2 to 3 p .m. every Sunday, Barnes & Noble holds a fun-filled craft and story hour for children of all ages. Refreshments will be served. Barnes & Noble is located at 1870 Harbor Blvd., 1\iangle Square in Costa Mesa. For infor- mation, call 631-0614. DANCE BALLROOM DANCE DeFore Foundation for the Arts offers ballroom dancing every Friday and Saturday night at the DeFore Dance Center, 151 Kalmus Drive, Suite G-3, Costa Mesa. From 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. on both nights a lesson will be taught followed by open dance with a disc jockey playing all kinds of music until 11 p.m. The dance lesson is free with the price of the $5 admission. For informa- tion, call 241-9908. ADULT BALLROOM DANCE The Costa Mesa Senior Center offers adult ballroom dance every Tuesday night from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Singles and couples wel- come. Llve music proyided by the Ray Robbins Combo. The cost is $3. The Senior Center is at 695 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa .. For more information, call 645-2356. --=a. Whe11 it's time to take a &reak fro111 the or~i11ary r.--------------, FUNNY STORIES The Newport Beach Public Ubrary offers a free program on •Humorous Stories About the Sea• at noon Tuesday in the Friends' Meeting Room at 1000 Avocadq Ave., Newport Beach. The stories will feature wartime adventures as well as accounts of more recent events involving tugs, barges and other vessels. For information, call 717-3801. " SINGLES JEWISH SINGLES GROUPS New Jewish Relationships allows ~ewish singles to choose ~ople they wish to date from profile albums that picture and describe singles with a wide range of personal and profession- al interests. Membership fees are $40 for six months and $70 for a year, non-members of the Jewish Community Center are $10 more. For more information, call 755- 0340. Tennis Ladder for Singles offers an opportunity to meet new people while improving your game. Registration fee is $18 and interested parties put their names on a list and can challenge play- ers on the list. For information, call 755-0340. JAM, singles 21-39, holds a variety of outings and activities. For more information, call the JAMline at 665-5048. Jewish In Between Singles, age 35-59, offers social and cul- tural events and can be reached by calling 283-5752. SYNAGOGUE VISITS Meet young Jewish singles and couples for Friday services in area synagogues. Visits take place the third Friday of every month. For information, call 755- 5555, ext. 551. CLUBS ALTA COFFEE • People who want to read their own poetry can sign up at 1 p.m. for the open reading on the sec- THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1997 Aft l • ( 1 I I > I "'-' I I I I I > South Coast Repertory presents "Golden Child" through Feb. 9 on tbe Ma•-r..ge at 655 Town Center Drive, Cotta Mesa. 1be performance schedule will be,....._, through Fri.day ' at 8 p.m., Saturday at 2:30 and 8 p.m. anq Sunday at 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. 11cketl are $28-$41. For more Information, call 957-4033. ond Wednesday of every month at 506 31st St., Newport Beach. For information, call 675-0233. ATRIUM MARQUIS HOTEL In the Airporter Club: Rocle and Roll, Tuesdays and High Roller Band, Wednesdays 8:45 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. 18700 MacArthur Blvd. For information, call 833-2770. BEN I HANA Karaoke at 7 nightly at 4250 Birch St., Newport Beach. For information, call 955-0822 BIRRAPORETTl'S Don Miller Orchestra performs at 8 p.m. on Mondays. South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bristol St., Cos- ta Mesa. For information, call 850- 9090. BISTRO 201 Classical Latin guitarist per- ... • t forms 6:30 p.m. Thursdays and 7:30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays. 3333 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. <I:all 631-1551. . BOB BURNS RESTAURANT Touch of Class plays easy listen- ing from 6 to 10 p.m. Thursdays, 7:30 to 11:30 p.m. Fridays and Sat- urdays, and 6 to 10 p.m . Tuesdays and Wednesdays. 881 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. For information, call 644-2030. THE CANNERY Karaoke is avci.ilable from 9 p.m . to midnight Mondays and Wednesdays. Wine Tasting from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. and live music with The Jetsen's from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Thursdays, 3010 Lafayette, Newport Beach. For information. call 675-5777. CARMELOS RISTORANTE On Sundays, guitarist Ivan Marcello performs at 8:30 p.m. Gino and Tino perform dance music at 9 p.m. Marco Santos and the San Brazil Dancers heats up the nights with the sounds of trop- ical JJl.USic Wednesc;lays at 9 p .m . and I Louis Cordero performs Thursday at 9 p.m . 3520 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. For more information, call 675-1922. CORNERSTONE CAfE Bible study, 7 to 9:15 p.m. on Wednesdays and 6 p.m ob Tues- days. Uve entertainment Thurs- days, Fridays and Saturdays. 1907 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. For more information, call 646- 5776. DIVA Llve music featuring: Paula Price on piano, every Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m. 600 Anton Blvd.. Costa Mesa. For more information, call 7.54-0600. Crtatlft 11afM4 I FREE DINNER 1 •pttlaltlu 114 I I ....... ,, lttll11 I Purchase one regular menu I 11telia I dinner enc:rce and receive the I Join Us For 10S Mil• St., 81l~t1, CA 92661 (714) 7H-6643 • (714) 67S-3412 811~ .. 1 .. THE I second entree of equal or I I lesser value FR.EE. · I ,'~l+Ml'Hlit~'J t1 (Up to a SIO..SO value) V.W Ev«y Evaainc. I Off er Expires 6-1 S-97 L--------------1 GOOSE lll:RRllES Lunch • Dinner • Sunday Brunch • Catering Available For Reservations and Directions Call 723-0621 251 Shipyard Way• Newport Beach RISTORANTE MAMMA GINA Looated at 251 East Pacific Coast Highway in Newport Beach Lunch Mon .sat 11 ·31>2 30. Sonday Brunch 11 em3pm, ()nner Mon-Sun 5pm-1~ CaA ahead for reservations 673-9500 Breakfast-High quality end innovative breakfasts Hours 7am to 11 am Tuesday to Fnday and Barn to 2pm Weekends. Oosad on Mondays. (714) 7600221 SCAMPI Ane Femly Duling Nev.1y Remodeled ~ 7 Days A Week for [)nner Only Spm-10 ~ We Cater Pnvate Lunch Parties for 1 S People ·or More Al Maior 0'8dlt Cards ~ Reserwuons ~ Locat.ed at 1576 Newport BM! Costa Mesa 645-8560 CAl"F'IE PANINI TOWN Locatact et 2333 Ent Coest 1-+Ny. (2 doors 8Wll of Rubys) ii Corona Del Mar SerYing Seafood, Pasta. Goumet Pizza, Mocha & Juices. Open 7 days e weelt. Th 7em3pm & Fn 7am-1~. 675-8101 GOLDEN SPOON YOGURT 6 SMOOTHIES Located et 488 East 17th St. Costa Mesa. SUPER I-EAL.THY TIEATS • Beeides the popular taaty, creamy, fat free yogurt, this Golden SABATINOS RESTAURANT le SAUSAGE CO. Pasta, Caesar Salad, Homemede Sausage, Veal, Lamb, Vegetarian Dishes, WfOIJ, Beer. Cappuccino & Dessert Hoo.rs 7 Oeys A Week Serwig Sat & Sun Brunch From 8:31>1 CD. Son -nus 11~1~. Fn.-Sat 11am-11pm All Maier Q'9dlt Cards Accepced Located At 251 Sh!J¥1rd 'Mly. Newport Beech (71 4) 723ai21 Spoon locetion now offers delicioua emoothiee, power yogurt & yogurt ~s from 7 am. St.op by on your wsy to work or for dessert. 7 am-10 pm weekdays · 10 em-10 pm weekends. 54S.S147 DISCORDIA The p('8mier ~ cafa. www.d cafe.com. Located the the lab. 2930 Sriatol in C.oeta Meea. 1714) 427-5855 • 1 ·. ( ( ........ ( 1( 8ZIECHWAN KING Al you can eet lunch & dinner buffet. OinHI or~ Free de!Mlrf with $115.CD min. pt.n:haee. A II cwta. MooSllt Lunch 11-2:30, Dinner 5-10. tbed on Sundey. ~recommended for large perdn. ~ & V• ecceptad. 512 W. 19th St. Costa Mesa. 548-2080. 8PUZZI • New W... • Blglr'c • a.Jiii (loclad in Trilngll Squwe, ~ ~). Wad.~ Heu. E-1y Elrd Mhl-.... ~my. Hou's: Un:h 11 :3Cllm4:~. llmlr 4~10:30. Allll *'°'• ecceptad. Maacerd, V.., ~ EJipw, loc-.d It 1870A twtior IM. (714) 548-9500 08TllEIHA ITALIA ~ "*" -cealll • Homlmldl .,... • Homlmldl s..ege . Clppuoolno Q ~.Ulch. dlnnr. ~. ~. ~ ru.&.rt 1 :~.m. • 10:30 p.m. • Oolld an Mond9y. Al mljor crd cerda ~. l.oclCmd It 110 Mo F9ddln Pllcll {~1• Street), Nlwpo;t 8-dl (714) 723-4105. IL l'OllNAIO ~...., -~ Wfnring,......., w.rv F.-.rlng ~ Rlgiorlll lllllrl Qielne. Hcus: Unlh &· °""*' o.tt. Arnell. V... M1 'woad, ClllccMr. Alm Wilb• "9ooi111•dllS. l..ocll9d -1 BCl51 \a'! Kimmi M .1 .,.._ (71 •l 291-1 .... : BeO AlfJatl HMS !New Eb.th Cail& 'Ami ea.. MM (71 •I "81(18) ANTONUCCl'8 Lallllliiid•l?Cl:J~ei:-HWMrin ~lllli:lh. 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Qiiilr,.... °'*" ... =-=~-:=::..~=~,· (J --~-..-.11&Mt A 12 THUftSOAY, JANUAAY 9, 1997 foru01 the readers hotline . . .Exte ation leaves fur flying Readers hopping mad about plan to kill pests near Newport Coast development I cannot believe this story . about the squirrels and the bunnies. They don't have to read more than two bits of infor- mation to know that is a natural habitat for those animals and their habitat has been invaded by humans. To kW them puts all kinds of other animals in jeop- ardy. It is terrifying. 1 SHARON BOUDREAU Costa Mesa I think it is really a shame that they are killing the squirrels and the bunnies and all that stuff. I do a lot of mountain bik- ing back in there and the fact that these people can come in and because those animals have all been back there and the ramifications of killing the squir- rels and then the rabbits which filters down to all the total food chain up there. Th.is should not be done and I feel very strongly about that. If more information is needed then I would be willing to really get involved in trying to keep that from happening. JEFF FARMER Newport Beach I think 1t is absurd and com- pletely out of line that pellet droppings and fleas could ruin these people's lives and take such drastic measures as to hire an exterminating company to kill them. Not only will the rabbits and squirrels die, but if they have household pets eat the bait, I would assume that over a long period of time they will die too. " Then of course there will be someone else to blame. Why don't they just live in a bubble or pave the entire green belt around where they live and put up an electronic fence that leaves everything out except them? It is the real world and they should try to live in it. KATIILEEN WAJACK Newport Beach There was no mention of the fact that birds of prey like owls and hawks will also suffer if the rabbits and the squirrels are eliminated. AUCECULVER Corona del Mar I just wanted to comment that I get really tired of hearing about all these people who move into the wilderness or wild areas and as soon as they see an animal they have to exterminate them all. I'm sure the animals had felt the same way when they were moving in. As far as wreaking havoc on a neighborhood, that is really hard to imagine how squirrels and rabbits can do that. #'> I understand that they are prolific and can cause a lot of droppings, but if they only eat vegetable material the drop- pings go away pretty quickly. As far as the comment of the exter- minator saying that they will only kill squirrels, I don't see how .. I am pretty familiar with this pesticide and even though he admits that the rab- bits that eat the bait may become casualties as well, the poison doesn't differentiate rab- bits, mice, squirrels, wha tever eats it. And as far as how it won't hann household pets, I think if you did a little investigation you would find if any animals eat tlle animals that have been poi- soned that this poison builds up in, they will die too, including .clogs, cats, hawlss, coyotes, any- thing else that eats them, small children whatever. The excuse that it is just another part of development, if these people don't want to have wild animals around their house why don't they move to the city and get out of that area? There is really nothing humane about this and I really wish these people can just learn to live with their environment instead of just destroying it. STEVE VELASCQ Costa Mesa I'm a licensed falconer and I have to travel hundreds of miles away to fly birds so that I can catch rabbits. And it is very diffi- cult because the areas are get- ting very small and rabbit popu- lations are increasingly smaller too. My question is if a hawk or coyotes catches those rabbits or squirrels, that poison stays with them and it is cumulative poi- son, it will stay inside and it will build up. So it is going to take out some of them. I'm sure it is going to cause some mortality among predators as well and I don't think they are addressing that. DAVID SHELTON Newport Beach 1 live across the street from the Montserrat development in the San Michel development and I am on the board of direc- tors for San Michel. This is the first I have heard that Montserrat is going to kill bunnies and squirrels. I have lived here two and a hall years and have yet to see a squirrel. The bunnies are very cute. Everybody loves them and they don't cause any problems whatsoever. I can't imagine that 200 yards away, across the street, they are having a horrible ordeal with bunnies and squir- rels. I would think that they could have given the courtesy of the other developments in our community by as~if we are having the same ems and seeing what others might be doing about it. This is something that is just not a Montserrat problem and I don't think they have the authority to hire an exterminator for something that is going to effect the rest of the community. I actually believe it is a non issue. The rabbits are not a problem. I'm shocked and sad- dened and can't believe they are doing this. KARYN SONTAG Newport Coast J think it is a stupid idea that the neighbors don't want to put up with a few rabbit pellets on their sidewalk and they are going to kill off all these little bunnies and squirrels who have lived here a long time before the residents did. I'm sure it will alfect the pop- ulation outside of the communi- ty in the local open areas and I think that there is either a better ~olu tion or that nothing needs to be done. If people are hav- ing problems with them eating their backyard vegeta- tion, they should work harder to fill their landscap- ing with plants that the animals' don't want to eat and that would solve a lot of the problem. I think people are being over sensitive about their community and. need to think more about their envtronment. GRAY WHELAN Newport Coast Squirrels have coexisted in neighborhoods all through- out the country and the world for years without any problem and actually enhanced the area. The rabbits would be the same way. It seems to me if you want to live in the country and live in the hills of Newport Coast, part of that natural environment are these squirrels and rabbits. So if you don't like that, it seems to me that you should not live there and leave rather~an kill the rabbits and squirrels. DAVID HART Costa Mesa When we went to Venice, Italy they had the problem for many years with pigeons in St. Marks Square and they were explaining to us that what they had done was put something in the pigeon food that causes them to be sterile. And this found to be very successful. You can imagine bunnies getting sick and dying in people's yards and of various locations, not to mention what that might do to increase the problem of coyotes and other predators in the area. We had a problem at our community commentary . office building with pigeons and thal was used for us here. I know the5e are larger animals, but it seems that there definitely should be a more humane method of controlling the popu- lation. Surely they don't want to eradicate it because it does upset the natural area. It seems somebody ought to look into population control. BARBARA MONTENO Costa Mesa Surely the good people of Newport Coast can find ct more humane way of ridding them- selves of bunnies and sq$rels then poisoning them, ca\iiing a horrible death by bleeding from every orifice. . · These people have enough money to do the job correctly, which would be a trapping and relocation program. Or they could learn to live in har- mony with their natural envi- ronment, since they chose to live in what has been wild land that which continues to support wildlife. The coyotes can find natural prey such as the rabbits and squirrels or the coyotes can start feeding on the good peo- ple's house pets if the rabbits and squirrels are unjustly ellin- inated. DR. JAN VANDERSLOOT Newport Beach What I thought was kind of selfish and interesting was that one of the main complaints was that rabbit pellets were getting in the shoes of some of the resi- dents. I thought that short-sighted behavior would just most defi- nitely coincide with their inabili- ty to understand that if they kill all of those squirrels and rabbits, then. the coyotes will have no resolirces, but to kill the resi- dent's pets. Hopefully that will give them reason to hesitate. GINA CARRO Costa Mesa I live one street away (rom Newport Coast and I think that it is terrible that we go ahead and we move to this communi- ty because of its wonderful wilderness then we kill the animals that Y(ere living he re prior. I think it is bad, no don't kill the bunnies, I think it is terrible and people should keep their animals inside. We have even lost a couple animals to coyotes, but we bought new animals artd keep them inside. Jll.L O'SHAUNECY Newport Beach Immigrants need to be thanked, not b<ished Tyit was the dishwasher from tbe Chi- nese restaurant across the street, he was bedding down for the night. Bedding down? 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I Me ..... c.llfamla. 11aaDlll I' De;+. • dear john letters • EDITOll'S Nan: There's probaf?ly not a Dajly Pilot columnist who evokes more response -both angry and favorable -th•n Newport Beach Councilman John Hedges. So when those commen· tarles arrive, they'll now appear In this feature t itled "Dear John Letters." . There's reason for accusations M y letter is in-response to honest John Hedges Jan. 4 column. The one that he carelessly refers to as Right Stuff. In the column the former me\Y,or chooses to whine about some of the awful things that people have said about him in the. past year. Someone referred to him as lacking class and grandiose (that'd be me.) I then expected him, in the interest of rigorous honesty, to let the reader know why those things were said. No such luck. Allow me to fill in the blanks. Hedges was speaking about the effect on a neighborhood when recovery homes open up on the street, a perfectly legiti- mate issue. He spoke of these homes as loony-bins, In this case I think it was a program for those fighting an addiction to gambling, It could have been a house for those struggling to overcome alcohol, drug, o r emotional problems ..... some- times referred to as troubled people. As a current member of the Orange County Chapter of The National Council on Alcohol and · Drug Dependence, and as some- one who has spent much of the past 25 years employed in vari- ous treatment facilities through- out the country, I have some working knowledge of the needs that troubled people mdy have ... and being referred to as loony isn't one of them. One of the books residents of these homes are often asked to - study is called "Search for Serenity," by Lewis Presnall. In the first chapter Presnell makes these points. "Life deals more rigorously with some than others. There are a few fortu- nate people who will go through life without ever facing any crisis severe enough to make necessary such a radical choice. Because life has dealt with them rather gently, they will perhaps Imagine they are stronger than those who have been pushed to the border-zone of sanity. Until a major crisis upsets the apple cart of their lives, such people may feel a certain superiority to those whose collapse has led them to the mental clinic., the alcoholism treatment center, or to co nsulta- tion with a psychiatrist. They may smugly say to themselves that it can't happen to them." In bringing this up a second time Hedges it appears you blew your chance to simply say it was a dumb way of trying to make a point. Instead it was re- hashed in a flippant manner. I don't know about you Hedges, but I have a list of things as long as my arm that I wish I hadn't said. That's all you need to say, then we can all relate to you. GARY DRIES Costa Mesa Thanks for government enlightenment This Is a letter of appreciation for the •letter of the week" written by Nan<y L Beard that appeared in the Dally Pilot. Since I have no way of contacting her directly, perhaps you would be kind enough to convey my mes- sage. . I, too, had no Idea of the long history of government's role in social services. Beard has done an excellent job in settf ng out the factual background and I com- pletely. agree with her condusion that I would not want to live in a society that turns its back on Its youth and senior populations. I am now of the age where I have need of whet the Oasis Senior c.m.r h&t to offer and I am using t:Mt f.cillty and •m most grlteful thlt It Is there for me Md others of my age. Pwmapl John Hedges, too, wHI ~discover the lmpor-• Uira Of 1ttls outmndlng retOUrm. .mAN L IJ!SJ.11! Newport BMc:b ..... ..u.11 .... ~~-7,' IAUIT MCIACA The Ballet Pacifica Guild, a volunteer mpport vroup for Ballet Padtlca, needs volunteers for a variety of tasks. Por lnfonnation, call Molly Lynch at 851· 9930. llG MOTHERS, llG SISTERS Men and women over 20 years old who have lived ln Orange County for at lea.st six months and have been on the job for at least three monthJ are needed to terve a.s big brothers or bJg sisters for children ages 6 to 16 trom single-parent homes. Por infonnation, call 544-7773 BOY SCOUTS Of AMERICA INC., ORANGE COUNTY COlJNaL . Volunteer opportunities include fund raising, program development and training to existing troops and packs. Por more information. call Devon Dougherty, 546-4990. aNTER FOR CREATIVE ALTERNATIVES The Center for Creative Alternatives. a non-profit cbarltable organization that works through the United Way, needs .volunteers, graduate level interns or trainees. For information, call Karen. 642-0377.' a .NTER DOaNTS U you love the arts, become a Center Docent lt enables you to see and be involved In the Orange County Perform- ing Arts Center as few are able. You'll frequent backstage and below stage areas giving public tours of the Center. To learn more and apply. call the Sup- port Groups offlce at 556-2122, at. '218. OT1ZINS FOR A SEWAGE AlH IAY Your help la needed to help preeerve Newport Hubor u an unpolluted 1"910ur<». Volunteers, group leaden, and organlz.en are needed. Call 722· 1710. COUEGE HOSPITAL The College Hospital Costa Mesa Auxiliary is seeking volunteers to per- form clerical, reception desk, gift shop and other duties at the hospital. Par infonnation. call 642-273-4 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. COMMUNrTY HOSPICE CARE Community Hospice ca.re. which provides medical and emotional supj)Ort to tennin41.1y ill patients and thelr fa.mi· lies in Orange Cowuy, needs volunteers in Costa Mesa and Newport Beach. For information or to register, . call Cind}\ Laird, 978-7447. CONSUMERS FOR LEGAL REfORM Consumers for Legal Reform has an ongoing need for volunteers to monitor civil court judges. A computer and donations are also needed. For more information, call Barbara at 854-0881. COSTA MESA CMC PlAYHOUSE The Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse needs volunteers~r ushering. back- stage. mailings,' g, lights and many -otb.er duties. Po more information, call 650-5269. COSTA MESA HlSTORICAL SOCIETY The society collects informatl9n, photos and artifacts relating to the hi.sto- ry of Costa Mesa and the harbor area. Volunteers are n~ed for clerical tasks, Montessori J{ar6or-Afesa Schoofs Eat. 1971 Costa Mesa Celebrating 25th Year AnniversaJY Only Montessori school offering elementary g., preschool ages 2 'h-12 years Preschool -6 .. grade EXCEUENCE IN-EDUCATION •Individual Attention •Ballet & Gymnastic l fssons •Open Year Round •Phonetic Reading Program •Full-Extended Day •Performing Arts •Music • Foreign Language •Cl'Mtive Art •Computer Science PRESCHOOL ELEMENTARY 1701 West Baker St. 549-3803 3025 Deodar Ave. Costa Mesa Costa Mesa . . ,-'( 1 ~ -- ~ i~ ~ µ ~' ~ .. ~ l~ ~ .~·I ' l Carpet ¥our Entire Home with Plush or Berber - __,a-kit: tor only s49900 U.:ro3MOS. SAME AS CASH OA.C Based on 50 yds. Padding & Installation Included While Supplies Last Full line of Wool, Woven Axminster & Sisal Ca,rpetlrig Available 1904 Harbor lloulevanl • Costa ..... N,L Comer of Harbor & 19th StNet ~~~ .. 722-964~. Ucf 649491 Mon-Saf 104 Sun 11-6 ------ C.Omplimentary coffee Service What could be more refreshing than a cup of freshly brewed gourmet coffee while shopping? Complimentary coffee is the latest eervice available to Hallmark Gold Crown retailers, adding an unexpected pfeaaure to your cuatomen' shopping experience. Hallmark'• Complimentary Coffee Service ia offered · throu&h Brothen Gourmet Coffees, the largest router and supplier of gourmet coffee producu in the U.S. Brothen haa created a wlique blend of coffee for Hallmark Gold Crown retailen, aa well a• ex.clu1ive Oavon and p&ckqing to oomplement ita full line of produota.. . ·-· •.-U . .,: . --'j ~ ~ , . . c:omputer Input &Dd help in the library. Por lnfonnatiolD, Cl1I Clwles Beecher, 631-5918. COSTA MESA LITERACY GROUP The Costa Mesa Uteracy Center n.eds volunteer tutors to tea.ch Engliab spea.ldng adults to read and write, or English a.s a second language. All tutor tra.lning Is provided and there is no for- eign language requirement 'Il'a.ining classes are on Tuesday evenings and Saturday morning for six weeks. After tra.lning tutors usually work with l ·3 s~dents one evening per week at a local church for a 90 minute period. can Barbara ara32-1464 or Margery at 548- 3384 for more information. COSTA MESA SENIOR CENTER The multipurpose senior .services facility at the comer of 19th Street and Pomona Avenue seeks volunteers for a variety of tasks. For more infonnation, call 645-2356 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 'COURT APPOINTED SPEOAL ADVOCATES OF ORANGE COUNTY Volunteers are needed to make a two-year commitment to serve as advo- cates for abused, neglected and aban- doned children. During the two-year period, volunteers work one-on-one with a child for three hours a week. For .information. call 935-6124. OJDDL.E, INC. Provide support to abused and aban· dol)l9d dUJdreQ -• ~. inc. boWne tpedllltt ADIW tM ~ Dumber at your own bom9 during a ll-baui ab1lt. one or two dayw per IDDDt.b. Con- tact Debb&9 Magnmm at 43'2-9681. DEFOU l'OlMDAllON l'Oll THE MTS The Defore Poundatioo for the Arts, a non-pllDfit organization dedicated to dance at 151 K.almwi Drive, G..3, eo.ta Mesa, needs volunteers. For more infor- mation, call 241-9908. OtSCOVERY SHOP Dl.scovery Shops a.re ND by the Amenca.n cancer Soclety. Volunteers are needed, and no speda.l ald.lls a.re necessary. ~or information, ca.11 640· 4777 be~ 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. EASTER SEALS The Easter Sea.ls Society needs vol- unteers for ongoing clerical work and to help in programs for children with dis· aWl.ties and in sped.al events. For infor- mation, call S:W· 1111. EXCHANGE aua CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION CENTER Donate new school supplies or become a volunteer to help children vic- timized by child abuse. Volunteers work with county referrals to assist high-risk victims of parental drug addiction. And to ensure their on-going development, they need paper, crayons, pencils. etc. for classwork. Drop off supplies at the Child Abuse Center Office in Costa (714) 964-2007 Remove& Replace your existing furnace with a new AMANA81% AFUE electronic Ignition Furnace. Cll~ 50.000 l1JJ r.. • $1,190.00 In Hun1ing1on Beoch, fuunloirl Volley & Sunset lto<h (714) 720-0717 I~ Costo Meso, Newport 8eo<h & (Q(ona del Mar l1us offu apiru on )1111wy IS. 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These minimally invasive proadurcs arc p<rf'cct for men ind women who wan1 to look their best but feel a uadiuonal facelift is THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1997 A11 ~ at 2482 Newport Blvd , No. 7 or UDioo Banlt in Newport 8e&cb at 1090 Bayside Dr. Phone ~1107 for more information. rn.aillngs For more information, call the vohmteer coordinator. nt-1343. AUENDS Of THE COSTA MESA Lmwt't 1be Friends of the Costa M ... FNIM£W DEVEL0PMENW. CENTa Tbe Peirview pevtiopnental C.enter in Costa Mesa ie.dl volunteers, and donations are welcome. Por mo111 lnfor- mation. call 957-5188 between 8 a.JD. and 4:30 p.m. Ubrary oeed volunteers. For lnforma• lion, call the library. 646-8845. RJUUFECWI ASH • HAIUIOA AREA INC. Call 642-6060 to h~p Friends ln Ser· vice to Humanity (PISHJ deliver 1ban.lcsgtving baskets to local families. This is additional Its ongoing Mobile Meals program and emergency assis· ta.nee U provides those In need. Both always seek volunt~ assistance In a variety of are.as. •for more information. call 645-8050. Volunteers needed for fun and fulfill. mg activllJet for entertainment and information events ~efitting abused children and other Orange County char·. lbes. Call John Adams at 640-0355. HUMAN OPTIONS FOOD Dl~BUTION CENTER The Food D1stnbutton Center, Orange County's pnvate non-prohl food bank, needs volunteers to ins'pect and sort donated foods and to help w1U1 This non-profit orgaruzation shel~. counsels and educates abused women .and children. It is looking for voluntee.n to help run its "Classy Seconds" th.rift store at 462-B E. 17th St. in Costa Mesa. Shifts run three to four hours between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m .• Monday through Fri, day, and betweeen 10 a.m. and 5 p.m1 on Saturday. Dulles include sortJng donations, displaymg merchandise and sales usistance. 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The state deter- .. mines the rates based on how fast drivers go during .a study period: If 85% of the drive.rs during a study go 30 mph or less, the acceptable limit is 30 mph. But residents complained they don't see much enforcement in their neighborhoods anyway. un•s a case of if it were really strictly enforced it might slow people down, H said Denny Osborne, a resident of Holiday Road, the most heavily represent- ed street at the meeting. City staff reports cited studies showing drivers do not go faster when the posted speed limit increases. But the residents took exception to those studies. ·Any driver knows that if the posted speed limit is 30, you can go to 40 or more." Holiday Road resiqeat Judy Mader said before the meeting. "We've never seen any traffic enforcement on our street anyway." Holiday Road resident Julie ryage ryrivate S chool '•I .. ,. , ... ,, •.. ~,. 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CllfPICI & Rugs -w. a.n Upf'1( Pltl ry & er..,.. -w.a.i & Wu Wood Aoorl •Vinyl : ~t:b•e Ryan said she worried the higher limit would encourage more peo- ple to use her street. "Our traffic is not mostly local traffic anymore," she said. Edmonston said the city is looking into other ways to slow drivers, such as speed bumps and speed limits painted on the road . The committee will now meet with residents from each of the six roads in question, then make a r.ecommendation to the council. The council will then vote on the proposal. .. CHE.ERING CONTINUED FROM A 1 and the dance squad covered the COltl by organlzing fund-raiaert and receiving money from the Associated Students of OCC who contributed $3,000. Cheer squad mem~r Ross Mulholland was playing ~water pqlo when he was asked to join the team. "I said I would check it out," said Mulholland, who decided be liked his team and is excited about the competition. "I'm going to stick with it if they want me." Because it was the team's first national competition, cheerlead- ing adviser Joycelyn Groot was pleasantly surprised with how well the dance and ch~ squads did. "We went in thinking if we do well that would be great, but first place was amazing," Groot said about the cheer squad winning last year. Groot gave much credit to the coaches of the squads, Mike Reynolds and Dan Sapp, who both cheered in rollege and for the former Los Angeles Rams. With great hopes for this year's competition, Groot said she is anticipating two first place titles. •(The dance and cheer squad) are at the top of their game and they love what they are doing, n she said. The dance squad has qualified first this year and will not have to compn until after the prebmi-. nary competltlcn. Dence tqUad team captain Pat· ty Munoz and dancen J.-C. Jeckton and Aubrey St.arm com- peted at the national fiDall Wt year and agree they ~ oow a stronger team. They shared that the team bas no peraonal confl1ctl with each other like they did last year and they feel confident their squad will place first. "Our whole team baJ bonded like friends," said Jackson, a Cos- ta Mesa resident. Shelley Engel, a former cheer- leader for OCC, will perform with old f.d8ndj attar' beiDO asked lait lb~ If she could fill m tor a cbem18ader who left the lqU4d uneq>ectedly. Engel. who la no stranger to competltiom, WU OD the U.aited. State. Natiooal Gymmsttn team m 1991 and 1992, WU third in the nation on the balance beam in 1991 and placed first at the 1991 Olympic PestiveL •rm glad I get to partttipate," said the young athlete wboee gymnutics career was cut short because at a major back injury. "I'm doing it because I can. I love the~ guys. 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Our spa offers state- of-the-art tanning in a relaxed attnosphcn-e, plus, a full selection of Planet Tao's~xcluslve clothing line! ""D1•1.._. .... ..._whe wa t• ...... .. _ .............. &. ...... ....... THE ~Pilot .. . ' •• • ' • I t I .. • t f EYE·O.NElt Newport Harbor girls lead the chase pack in Sea Hew hoops •The Warriors have won 40 straight since Newport Harbor recorded the upset; and they are the odds-on favorites to nm that number right up to 50 this season. By Barry Faulkner, Dai/}' F';lot The last time Woodbridge High lost a Sea View League girls basketball game, Bill Clinton was still the President-Elect. It was Jan. 14, 1993 when Newport Harbor, led by senior Michaela Ross and junior guards Gina Heads and Genevieve Evarts, pinned a 46-44 defeat on the Warriors, while the current crop of prep seniors were likely home doing their eighth-grade homework. The Warriors wowid up shar-• ing tQe league title that season with the sauors, but claiJtled the last three outright, building a 40- ga.me league winning streak in the ptocess. The 40-game skein is 10 more than the combtned league experi- ence of the circuit's three senior coaches (second-year mentors Bob Dukus at Newport, Pat Quinn at Woodbridge and Shawn , Patchell at Irvine). It also figures to e xpand to 50 by February, when the Warriors will put Sea View foes behind them in pursuit of their third straight CIP State Division II crown and fourth high sc:IM>OI 'irlS ba1lt•daall .. . . • \ QUOTE OF THE DAY "Gug1 am b'1 ~ but not arrogant. I fU"# I am (coclqJ), tu I• JIOC arrogant ..... -SENIORS GOLF 1'0(JR STANDOln' JIM C0UJERT ... . e still the one in Sea V ew clrcle · SUVaew~. Coe& .. ···-~ .. ... .. . --~ .. _ 5&1 straight Southern Section II-AA title. As in years past, Newport (8-7) figures to provide Woodbridge (9-3) its stiffest competition, though the apparent ascension of El Toro (13-2), Santa Margarita (12-4) a,nd Irvine (8-7) will force the Tars to focus every night in order to justify its status as leader ·of the chase pack. Corona del Mar (2-8) will assume the spoiler role. Here's a look at each team in projected order of finish! Woodbridge: The Waniors lost two-time cm Division ll Player of the Year Melanie Pearson to graduation and two-time All-CIP ·selection Erin Stovall to transfer (Hawaii). But returning all-lea- guers Cathy Joens and Carly Moss, as well as 1995 all-leaguer Krissy Duperron, who missed Sea View play last season with a knee injury, should help the beat go on. The 6-foot Duperron, has aver- aged 14.7 points in preleague play, while Joens, a 5-10 sopho- more; provides added inside pres-· ence, having averaged 9.8 in her first league campaign. Moss, a 5-7 senior guard, is such a defensive demon, any scoring she provides is merely a bonus (6.4 per game in league last year). Newport Harbor: Dukul declared during preseason drills that Harbor's Jan. 14 game at Woodbridge and Feb. 4 home rematch were -two highlights of our schedule.~ The schedule to this point has included losses to top-10 Orange County teams Laguna Hills (No. 2), Marina (No. 4), Ocean View (No. 6J, Capistrano Valley (No. 7), San Clemente (No. 8), Esperanza (No. 10), as well as Huntington Beach, which along with Newport is list- ed on the top-10 fringe. The result is a misleac;ling record and a well-schooled squad • SEE SEA VIEW PAGE 83 r~------------~--------------------------------------------~--------------,: ~ F ;\; I < > I{ I < > l H • Charities appear to be in line for a bigger slice. F rom the sound of it, Toshiba executive Tom Scott would like to see more money given to charity after this year's Toshiba Senior Classic at Newport Beach Country Club. During Monday's press conference to usher in the third Senior Classic, Scott made his points about his company's •staying power,• one of those terrific buzzwords of the 90s, and how the Japanese electronics giant plans to be around a long, longtime. There is no secret that Toshiba Will put up another $1 million this year to entertain clients, barbecue chicken in fancy-scbmancy hospitality tents and get its name splashed over ESPN for three days (March 1.C-16). What a country, huh? Because Toshiba is part of a worldwide agenda to begin sharing information with other competitors, it will be around OAl.Y PILOT FILE PHOTO • . ~= I : I : I : l : I : •That's probably a pretty good description I ; I : of Jim Colbert, but there's something else I : Eagles shoot, just • to consider ... he's a pretty genuine sort. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot D on't tell Jim .Colbert he's cocky. He can't help it. He oozes with confidence, made money before he joined the Senior PGA Tour . Colbert, a young 55, is the be~t senior golfer in the world. The tour's list of money leaders says so. So does Callaway, which has enjoyed a huge swell in the value of its stock the past two years, but nothing compared to the gains of its most . visible senior client - Colbert. Colbert and his floppy Callaway hat go together like coffee and bagels, BMW's and sunglasses. His strut on the goll course irks some people, but that's mostly because of an old back injury. The way Colbert flips his collar up also frazzles fans. "I'd admit to being self-confident in the long run,· Colbert said at Newport Beach Country Club earlier this week. "Guys can be cocky, but not arrogant. I guess I am (cocky), but I'm not arrogant. ·Arrogance is a whole different thing. I have lots of confidence in general, but I think I'm a good person, and I show my emotions. It's real easy to tell how I'm doing. Even when I'm walking down the street, I still try and be a nice person: "When I was on ESPN and covering goll, I talked about how it was an emotional game, and bow fans like to see that. Normally what players do is tip their hat to the' fans -now that's arrogant.• Colbert. who has been on more magazine covers lately I : . . miss ~ • Capistrano Valley pulls : out 78-75 overtime victory : in nonleague showdown . : with Estancia Wednesday. . : ~~~~~~~~~~--- : By Richard Dunn. Daily Pilot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • SEE GOLF PAGE 84 Jim Colbert has that "ahoot-'em-down'" attitude wtnning '96 Toshiba. •SEE COLBERT PAGE 84 : L-------------------------------------------------~-----------------------J: .. daily pilot high school athlete of the week It wasjust a matter of ~ta"/dng. over, (' . • Estancia's Selwyn Mansell steps forward to lead Eagles to a tournament crown, and, well, the books are still open in terms of what lies ahead with PCL season looming. By Rl<Nrd Doon. Dai/}' p;lof It began innocently ln the second half, a pool-play contest tn the Daily Pilot Coast CAiiie. Bltuda Hlgh'a boyi basketball team bad just lost. to Glendale HOOYW the previous mght, an upset, St...SO. Eagle COKla Iida Boyce wu furious. And bis lqU&Cl'I nut oppt'IMllt, Bdilon, WU really tough. Bd:l9an led at 1Je1ftDDe by three, but tbat'I when Bltanda pcmt gUaftl ~ Mantell, a teniOI, ~the Bagi• .. ~ Maybe for the rest Oltbe ··-~L,-!1 :==:..--:.o:.~·me t1aat I could dolt. I': , ..... ,Clo M. it wm jUll a matlmof.~oal ~ ... In tM tint lillt tbs S:61 laid eAgbl poiDll, but a1lo • ~·~·-..... ~ ..... ,,'!'~•T' ------~~ .... ~~j : t1 . ~-· • I · · 1 .S . . , \ • "'9,' . · -....11\-,~~ •• ~ .... _. -lh_ • .. • -._J' •• over viltt1ng St. Margaret's. St Margaret's (4-1) earned yet ahother deadloc:k when 6-6 cen- ter Josh Del Pino (game-high 16 points) dropped in an euy bucket with 1:52 remaining. ~Faulkner, Dalo/ Pilot Chaisson, who sat out the first quarter for what Coach Erich Allen termed •disciplinary rea- sons," scored 10 of Mesa's first 12 second-half points to help shave a 26-22 halftime deficit to 36-34 with 2:42 left in the third. But Cbaiaon threaded a pus inside to Bryan Leahy, who WU fouled on the layup attempt and converted both tree throws for a 45-43 edge with 1:40 left. • : COSTA MBSA -Costa Mesa High 1•nior Matt CbaiHon, may )JiOl put on a point guard clinic, but it's certainly a show. : ~-foot-9, 130-pound stoop- kbould~ stylist simply took * l1 the second half Wednes-~ nijJht, shooting, spinning, and ~ passes to open team- --. to help the Mustangs rally I~·..-,..49....U nonleague triumph Senior Jon Payne, who fin- ished wi~ a career-high 13 points, rolled in a layup after his own steal to knot the score, then bit a free throw with 50 seconds left in the third period to give the Mustangs (4-10) their first ·lead stnce 5-4. I Brum Weir converted a Chais- son assist for a three·pointer to open the final period, then assist- ed on Payne's three ball two min- utes later, which broke a 40-40 tie. Chaisson once again found Leahy on a no-look dish for a layup with 1:12 left, then Chais- son and Payne each netted foul shots to help the Mustai:igs match last year's victocy total heading into Wednesday's Pad.fie League opener at Aliso Niguel. SELWYN MANSELL CONTINUED FROM 81 •6~'t think anybody could guard• him on the floor. In the second half, Edison playen tried, but • ,COU)dn't. "Nobody WU leading us, and I told Selwyn ~ got to taktf thf.a g~ over and be a dominant · player,• Boyce sa1d. not uld.ng too much. Mamell ICOred 20 ot bis game-high 28 points ilttbe second bait, linldDq' 10 of 11 tree throws penetrating the key and getting hAmmered the time by physlcal Edison playen. Mansell went untouched, he IOOred., draJniDg 5 of 1 ahotl from the floor • Bstanda ..• mm. from behind to defeat the Qwu-gen, 61-53, • WNMM:h tbe Cout Cwlc tltJe game agaJmt "a.pitama. .. In tbe cbamplomhlp game, Mamell poured in •'-ti pcm.ta tlacl ~four rebounds, three tteall .. two ...... ib .. Baglel' 71-59 victory to --toum.uDmt MVP~. n.-~~tbe~ ............... tr rt. •'ii= teem; ftnttbtng W1th •• t'difrl• ~'l~wtn . •(Chaisson) helps us," dead panned Allen. who watched bis floor leader dice and slice the Tar- over a Panther team ranked No. 9 in Orange County at the time, capping an extraordinary ~eek as Mansell merited Dally Pilot Athlete of the Week honors. New kid.a on the block can be reluctant at first to let it ail liang out. But that's exactly what Boyce wanted his all-purpote point guard to do. Mansell, a transfer from Mater Del. is used to facing players like Kevin Augustine and David Castleton in practice. "It just took him a wblle to bring it to the forefront,• Boyce said ol Mamell's skills. •He was so used to playing a backup role at Mater Dei, maybe he was too uMd to tt. We needed him to be more than a lead•, but also a scorer, so we had a talk and I told him to shoot more. The more I ask, the more he's doing thingl. Maybe I should uk·for more, becaUl8 he ~ delivering.• When you've been tn the mOlt r9lpeCted program ln Orange County for three yean (Mater Dei), the occuiom ant far and t.w between when you're uked to domtnete. Mamell was tn tbl Mme dui u current Mater Del ltarten A~,~ aDd Mlb VUkaYlc.b., u wlill • .... Moaardas Cbdl Burgw (Woodt&Y.git) and IMiab Canico ~ ~). tam' man-to-man defame Jlfler tntermi.alon. •He likes to b.a.ndle the ball He's our creator.• O>ataon was guilty of forcing an occaslonal bad Jbot after pen- etrating and more .than one of his playground puses was intertept- ed or careened off an unsu.spect- ing teammate. But the Mustangs' scoring leader (13.7 ppg) made the plays when it counted; then flashed a satisfied grin bl the final seconds to ce\ebrate Mesa's first victory in tour games. Chaisson finished with three assists and two steals, but his ball handling skill helped the Mus- tangs commit just four second- balf turnovers, after surrendering nine in the first two periods. Mansell's father pulled bimout of Mats Del afterlut Payne hit 6 of 8 foul lhc:Q and one of the Mustangs' six three balls, adding six boards for the winnen. Leahy, a 6-4 senior, collected 11 points and six rebounds, while Tuan Do bad two three-pointen for all bis points and Weir added five. Behind eight Del Pino points, the Tartans •ed a 14-1 first. quarter cushion, but Mesa's defense effectively pushed them outside the paint, ford.ng a wtry 34 % field-goal shooting effort. "I was a Uttle worried about ~ game, 0ecausa last night (a hard-fought 48-37 lQSS at Marina) was such an intense game, I thought '\Ve may be a little flat.• Allen said. "We did come out flat (Mm ,..,,.._,,, but we ~ through it and got tt going .• Allen said the win couldn't have oome at a better time, with league P-1_&Y tipp!Qg olf next week. ·we re playing u confidently u we have all year and we're playing u a teem. Now, we'll see If we can take care of butdnets in . ~e~a, St.........,." ..... byQueu'tlll St. ~rgam's 14 12 10 8 • 44 Costa Mesi . 7 15 15 12 -49 ..... =-Def Pino 1~ Huff 14, Gll>ert... ... lMson 4. Sta nbel g 2. 3-polntm -Huff 2. Fouled out • None. c_. ..... · Payne 13, CNIS$00 12. l.elhy 11, Do 6, ltk.e 2, Weir 5, Hylton 0, Oldlerson 0. 3-1)0inten -Chaisson 2. Do 2, Payne 1, Weir 1. Fouled out -Hylton. Tec:hnlc.als - bench 1. Pirates fa.It~: twice, to the Dons 94-.82 •• ~· ,,. rf. I and 68-45 -~1 I I . •Rancho Santiago has a little too much for Orange. Coast men, and women. ., SANTA ANA -David Downs poured in 28 points for ~ . Orange Coast College Wednes- day, but host Rancho Santiago 1 bad enough to emergJ' with a 94- 82 win in the Orange Empire men's basketball opener for both schools. Downs hit 13 of 20 field-goal attempts and both free throws, while Adrian Reyes (15 points) ' and Corona del Mar High prod- uct Brian Fracalosy (14) were oth- er offensive catalysts for the Pirates (10-6). Rancho (12-4), which led, 47- 42 at intermission, was led by Lolumie Tape, who collected a team-high 21 points and 10 boards. . .• · MEWSCIAm RMchoS.Al191M O...,..COMtG ar.,.. c:o.t . Downs 28, A. Reyes 15, Fracalosv 14, Robinson 7, . Curtis 7, N<Mk 3, C. l.yes 2. Haven 2, 1 • Moss 2. Hiil 2.' 3-polnten • A. Reyes 3, Fracalosy 2. Robinson 1. Fouled out -None. RMcho s.nti8gO ·Tape 27, V. Nieto 21, Saunkola 18, Siddons 10, A. Nieto 9, Fotbin 5. 3-pointen • Saunkola 3, V. Nieto 3, A. Nieto 1, Tape 1, Forbin 1 . Fouled out • None. Halftime -47-42.. RSC. Pulido lone standout SANTA ANA -Newport Har- bor High product Dianne Pulido was the lone player in double fig- ures for the Orange Coast Col- lege women's basket&ll team. • which lost its Orange Bmpire Conference opener to host Ran- cho Santiago, 68-45, Wednesday. The Pirates (13-6) were outre- bounded, 53-18, by the Dons (1"- 3), who received 20 boards from Antoinette Thompson, one of four hosts scoring in double figures. Pauline Mt'Gee led the Dons with 2' points, who amassed 23 offensive rebounds. wa1-·1~ . RMchoS.ttl-.oU O...,..c-t45 ar.,.. c:o.t -Pulido 12. Takemoto 8, OYttt 6, Loshek 6, Nakamura 5, Nak.ase 3, Grey 3, de los Santos 2. 3-polnten • Nakamura 1, Nakase 1. · Fouled out -None. ;; .. RMc:ho s.nt1110 -McGee 24, Thompson 14, Neal 13, WhftJock 12. 3-polnten • WhftJock 2. Fouled out . None. HAtlftlme -36-22, RSC. . . . guards in the freshmen class. ·vou learn t:rickl from them. Tb4t's how you get better.• '• Mansell bad to reach rock bottom before taking over u Bltanda's leader. He fouled out with 5:19 left in the third quarter in the &gl'8' loss to Hoover, attempting only two shots in the game. It wu h1I only ICOlelesa outing of the season. I L' t ) •After that. I wu determined to do something against Ed.lion, telling mytelf that every game counts,• MADl8ll Mid. •vou don't want to let your • senior year go by.• . Selwyn Darryl Mamell ll. WhOle younger brother, Denick. II a 1<>phomore N player at Mater Del, could extend bis playing career to the Air Poree Academy next year, tonowmg h1I nomination by Congrenman Dan.a Rohrabacher . •fie doem't m1Dd (the five.year military commitment after greduatlon),. bia iatber iUIL •There WU ICllD8 .............. yeM. but tllat'a like getting tmo Stanfrird ar vai.. lt't OD8 °' tbe l; , belt tn tbe country .... ... ... • • Hit fatt. oa1y 'dtiil 111111 w tiamenlid bll ~ IOD to e.tenc:le a~ ...... iiilil 80 do tbe Eaglel. "". SEA VIEW CONTINUED FROM 81' ready to take out its frustrations an the rest of the league. *Woodbridge and Newport are ltill in a class by themselves,• first-year Santa Margarita Coach Richard Stbaat said. The Sailors are led by 6-0 Mlior post Breanna Badorek, a first-team all-league pick last sea- fOll who enters league play aver:. aging 1.(.8 points and 9.9 rebounds. Adding strong play are 6-0 senior M.E. Clayton (12 ppg), another returning first-team all- leaguer, point guard Colleen Ead- ie (10.5 ppg), a second-team All- Sea View choice AS a junior, and senior Desiree Talley (8.6 ppg and 4.6 assists per contest). El Toro: Freshman sensation Giuliana Mendiola, a 5-9 guard, is third in the county in scoring (24 .3 ppg) and in the top 1 O in assists (5 .0) and field- yoal percentage (54.2). Already drawing raves from opposing coaches, Mendi- ola joins her sophomore sis- ter, 5-8 Giocon- da Mendiola Clayton (13.9 ppg) to provide first· year coach Vincent Avitabile a strong case for attaining one of the circuit's three guaranteed playoff spots. The Chargers impre$sive Mesa sunk, 15-9 •Canyon tµms turnovers into goals to put away Costa Mesa Wednesday: ANAHEIM Hll.LS -Costa Mela High's glrll water polo team dropped a 15-9 nonleague ded- llian at Canyon High Wednesday .niemooo, on a day when errant ~ (Mesa bit 9 of 21 attempts) ud tumoven led to a wide-open Cuyon attack. Canyon (1_.) moved into an 8- 7 ' l•d through three periods before everyth1Qg fell apart tn the 8Dal pedod u tbe host Coll\aru:h- es took advantage of eight steals to outscore Costa Mesa, 7-2. Annette Grubisch led Costa Mesa's scoring with three goe.11. Costa Mesa (3-5) will try to right the ship today when the Mustangs invade Corona del Mar for a -4:10 opener against the host Sea Kings. ~ 15, c.ta MMll 9 Canyon 3 2 3 7 • 15 cmtaMesa 1 4 2 2 -9 c..1111 ...... A. Grubisd\ l, A. HOWie 2, Lund 1, Smith 1, c. HQw,e 1, Lomblrdo 1. s.Nes: Lomblfdo 3. c.,.n . Volcon .. J . .,.i11er 3, TrWl 3, CN 2. Miiier 1. WlslnW\ 1, Rlher 1. Saves: Gilbertlof I 10. p A c ·E s E T T E .R s Eadie ... Corona del Mar Hlgb•s Undsay Warmington (left) and Newport Harbor Hlgb's Breanna Badorek (right) are two of the major cogs in thelt teams' hopes for success as the Sea Vlew League season approaches. Newport Harbor ls given the best shot to give Woodbridge a run for fts money, and b considered a solid bet to gain a CIF Playoffs berth ln the Division U-A Playoffs. Corona del Mar's hopes binge on just how much weight Undsay Warm- ington can carry on her back. Oddssaynot enough. Talley record includes a 52-49 buzzer-beating triumph over Costa Mesa, as well as the champion.ship of the recent Santi- ago Tounwnent. But the lack of strong opponents has given sub- stance to those questioning just how good they are. l.r'Yfne: Patchell earned Daily Pilot Sea View Coach of the Year laurels for guiding the starless Vaqueros to a tie for second. with Mment. r'."¥. .. ' ·. ~ ~ •1t wu nice to have him back,. Lawther said. ·He played an excellent game foe us. So did Harbor (both 6-4) in his debut season. Their lone first-team all-league player, Julie Primero, has gradu- ated, leaving junior forward Jami Allred, a second-team choice last year, to lead the way. Strong guard play is the ques- tion mar.k here, particularly pro- tecting the ball against the pres- sure defense most Sea View foes employ. Santa Margarita: Schaaf, the school's boys athletic director and first boys basketball coach, retwns to the bench to replace Ryan Bettencourt. . The Eagles posted their best preleague record in recent memo- ry, but against sub-Sea View com- petition. Carlie Willard, a 5-10 senior and the younger sister of former CdM football standout Jerrott Willard, comes off second-team •A THUltSOAY, JANUARY t, 1"7 • • • . • l16-teamPW ~ field hits th~~· ·: I : f ~ .. #. " ~ waves today;t~~: . ~~ ~ •Costa Mesa, Corona·#,~ : Mar collide today in finll.. - ~ round of inaugural ~~:- ~ Newport Harbor-CdM ... ;:> · : water polo tournament .t91~ : .,...,.......... 4 10 ,;-:; l(, : ;,u:uuug at : p.m.; ,.,, Jtf'. ; Tars host Santa Bart>amii': . : . . :..~~t·· . ! Three : local girls . • ! water polo teams open up J*lT•. • : the inaugural Newliidlt' : Harbor/Corona del Mar Girls"· ; Water Polo Tournament ~ ! highlighted by a first-r . : matchup between the host~ . ! na 'del Mar-Sea Kings : ~"!""!""~~~~: cross:Oistrict rival Costa . : Mustangs, starting at 4:10a· .ni : : Also in 4:10 battle will be . ! host Sailors of Newport l : who will entertain Santa ! Corona del Mar's eight· : field on opening day in ! Irvine, Mission Viejo, El To : Patrick Henry of San Diego, : many and Dana Hills, as well_ : CdM and Costa Mesa. ! . At Newport the Tars host : ta Barbara, Villa Park, Santa ! garita, Foothill, Poway, PeniJ~l\ . :. and Capistrano Valley. ... · ! Action continues on F.n.Q!r : : witb the quarterfinals, the ~ . ! pionsbip bracket moving to~ : : port Harbor and the consolati4i : : bracket to Corona del Mar. ~ : The finals are Saturday ! p~y beginning at 7:30 a : both sites, concluding with ! place and championship ucm~ : in each bracket at 2:30 and ! respectively. . ~ Knights runners-up-=: : ·~ : FOUNTAIN ! VALLEY -The : Newport Knights, a Division·~ : : •A" All-star soccer team ..,._ : : Region 97, ended preseason plfw : : on Sunday with a second-~ : : finish at the Hi-5 Toumariieat · : after posting victories over Santa : : Monica (3-2), Fountain Valley...(J-: ! 1) and Seal Beach (3-0) babe : : falling in the championship U!l : to Huntington Beach. 2-0. ~, tt : The Knights (n'ow 6-2) ..Mo ! competed in the Costa MIM : Classic Dec. 29-30 where 'they · : garnered third place medals:"6.' : -----: Newport defeated £8D : all-league laurels last year. : Qemente, 3-2; Victorville, ·t&'Oi : ·she's by far our best player,• : and Castaic, 3-1. The lone~ : Schaaf said. : come to tournament cha~ ; The Eagles tied El Toro for last : North Irvine. in a .1-0 game. .-: (both 2-8) last year. : . The Knights team r~ , Corona del Mar: The Sea ! includes Robert An~. ; Kings were denied a third-place ! J~nathan C~alla. Andrew Cdt-: finish last year when an Irvine fol-: mngbam., Bnen Flanagan. ~· : • . : gan Govaars, Bryce Hemm, • low shot erased a one-pomt : Patrick Keehan Adam ~ • deficit in the final seconds of the : David Manchest~r. Adam ~.. ! regular-season finale. . : ton, Chris Rasch, Ted Slirts, : The depleted Sea Kings, how-: Cheyne Smith, Kurt Yacko,,.Md : ever, would settle for any victory : Taylor Young. :At . · this season, with senior Undsay : Next on the agenda ~ : Warmington shoulde~g the load ! u~ming . area championstJlpe. '. for first-year coach Zellie Dow. : which begin Jan. 18 and lilfiila . Warmington, a returning first-! Feb. 22. Competition will ~ : team all-league pick, currently : teams from Costa Mesa, ~ : leads county scorers at 26.2 ppg, : del Mar •. North and South~ : but she has received sporadic : and Tustin. ':'! : help from inexperienced team· : --'l :.: : mates 1ed by sophomore Jen : Todd Miller coll~~ ) : Dickson (7 .6 ppg). SEASIDE -· : :Newport : ..------------------------------------..., ! Beach's Todd Miller finished:Mt-. COLLEGE MEN'S BASKETBALL sec EXPLODES, 97-77 Vanguards throttle Christian Heritage with stifling defense. 8y Jim wetters, Dail'/ Pilot COSTA MESA-It seems odd to talk about the defensive play of the Soutbem California Col- lege men's buketbell team after Wedn~y'1 91-11 offensive ~but then defense was the a.,. •DlfeDte definitely creates tbe oa.me, • M.td a smiling sec C'oacb Bil Reynolds. •And we did a ~ job oontainlng their sconn ud attacking the bomd9; ·w. wwe Mttlng some big P6C'i OUt U... I don't know ~'1=:!ir but I CAL a•· wu play· mg .. 111* llga1 di ID Im =-~~ "* .. ·~ ..... , ..... ~-811i~(U..f) -~j'-....... • llllUr-95'1.~ that ended in a fastbreak layup by · Adam Dzienynski. His rebound on the defensive end on the next possession led to a 15-foot jumper by Rod Scbeuer- ID4D to push the lead to 12. sec broke the game wide open with a 12-0 run that twned an 83-71 lead into 95-71 bulge with 2:41 left. Dierzynski, who led all scor- ers with 23 points, capped the spurt with a steal and a layup on an inbounds pass, immediately after Jeff Rose bad stored on a cout-to-cout layup following another steal. With about 5:00 to go, a play on the defensive end typified the way sec was playing. With the game in band. three Van- guards ended up on tbe floor In a tcramble for a loose ball. •1bat'I why l'm to excited about tomgbt. • Reynolds MkL •'Ibara wbaC we've been look· Ing b aD year. •Christian Heritage (8·9) may_, have a .SOO ~ tiul UMlj'n ~ IOID8 taleiit. 1'b8y ~<:.a si.ta LA-a dkl tlllml D.._.. .. ,... v~ ucs tlft pie,_. flDllb ID ckiW11e ~ ,....Wllbcn ad Ide .. ;. : ond in the Pro Division t • . ! at the ASAP Pro-Am Eveftl:.-1 . : the Seaside Reef over the ..plllt : ! weekend. ool.lecting $450 .,.. : : champion Jeremly So~ · ! of SoWlo Beach, who poclDMed : : $1,000. • ... > : ! Two other Newport 8eecll : : surfen, Dave Baughman ad : : Marc Beaty, finkhed third= : : fourth In the men's : : behind cbampon Pat Starks,· · : Lakewood. _ :-=.:-: . -. . . • . LF 11 -•tntotbe 21st ~.The jwy'w still E bet.ber or not ba Sel\Jor wW stay around tbiat loog. that dependJ on ptOple l1k.e Scott, the ~y·ageneral nlenager of Computer Sfstems Division and t1le liaison to the golf tOW'D4ment'1 executive ~or, Bob Neely. , Neely, the o(cbestrator of the week-long event that really begins a day ~ (March 9) because Of added gimn11cks, is ptesidentofNewport Beach-based International Sports and Event Marketing, Inc., w.hich manages the only PGA tournament iri·Orange County. ISM officials never aQPOunced whether it made money or not last year, when NBCG first hosted the tournament. The grapevine says it spent more time trying to part the red sea. Scott's primary concern is good publicity. It's i.Jllgortant for Toshiba to establish quality relationships with various charities, Reh as Make-A-Wish Foundation, National Dyslexia Research Fpundation and ALS Association.Each received a $15,000 check last June. And generally the older a PGA tournament gets, the more money charities receive. Scott isn't a golf man. ~t he's learning. In the pro-am last year, he played with Jim Colbert, of all people. ~tt, a vivacious type, owns a boat at Lido Yacht Anchorage. He would like to see his CbaD nu-WoOdl a ....... damn, Up t1'I floppy b.a to fans. But tt'I bard to b9 ba•hM when you wtn 11,627,880 tn a mop l8UOD playing gait Ob the aDMt cotmel UoWMI. C olbert WU the Senior Tout'I i Player ol the Year in 1995 : and '96, He could three-peat th1J : year. Tbe Bu.Ill tmee.peat, : golfen don't. Colbert'• out to : prove them wrong, again. He'• : ph)'lically and mentally nwtdy, : and considered a tiger on the : coune by bi.I peen. : "What would you rather do : than play golf for lots of money : iD front of mllliom of people : when you're a trained killer?• ! suggested Colbert. : "A11 I really like doing is : playing in golf tournaments. I've : made a lot of money doing other Mt.Re MAA11N I DAl.Y PILOT : bUlinesses, other than this, but George Archer was the defending champ a year ago at tlMt"ro.btba Clalllc. : ~·1 really nothing~ I like • · ~ear.• . : domg more than playing golf. So company s Seruor Tow / card by one stroke last : with the travel the way, it is now, event kept in Newport Neely could only month at the PGA : staying in nice hotels eating in Beach. ~.Excess profits are Quallfytng School in : ' •A birdie ... isn't that a great problem. Lompoc. : nice restaurants, what else would what you do in golf?" 0 This year's Newport : I want to do? Retire? Then stay Scott asked the lbe Inaugural Classic (Jan. 24·25J will : home ~d play golf? (be audience, with other Estancia/Mission Viejo be played for the 23rd : laughs). tournament dignitaries High School Winter consecutive year at : Colbert, just another guy on seated at the front table. Golf Classic is Jan. 27 at Newport Beach CC. • the regular tour some years ago, Scott then paused El Toro Marine Base The event has raised : bas laughed all the way to the and added, "Well, we're Golf Course at noon. about $200,000 in each : bank. going to birdie the The cost is $300 per of the past two years for : Colbert, the defen~g profits and give more to foursome or $80 per Hoag Memorial : Toshiba Senior Classic winner~ charity. Isn't that right, single in a best-ball Hospital Presbyterian. : who turns S6 the day before this Bob? (as Scott turns and scramble format. Jake Rohrer, pro-am : year's ev~t opens, earned looks at Neely to his The cost includes ch~ and player : $223,810 m bis best season on right)." green fees, cart, dinner recruiting chairman, • the. PG(\ Tour (1983) .. Colbert, who won and prizes. As you can expects a grand field of The .~or Tour is very, very last year's Senior Classic imagine, this is one of pros this year as the healthy, said Col~, who has here, his first of five the most important Newport Classic pays a earned ov~ $6.5 million on the Senior Tour titles in fund-raising events of record $20 000 to the tour. "There's another huge jump 1996, taught Scott a the year for Estancia. winner. The total purse in th~ purses~ year, and more swing or two last year For details, call Chuck of $100,000 is also a televlSlo~ stations want to show in the pro-am. Perry at 951-5435. record. golf. We re already on ESPN, "By the second hole, Q Hank Adler, general NBC, CBS, ESPN2 and The Golf Jim Colbert said to Jeff Hart and Costa chairman of the Channel, and now Pox and Tum- me, 'Hey, you're new to Mesa's Esteban Toledo executive committee er (TBS) want to get back In it. this game, right?'· Scott will be among the for the Newport Classic, "Some say golf has too much added. "So he coached guests Monday at a has become more exposure. If it's too much expo- me for 18 holes. He's a press conference for the involved in the pro sure, I don't know, but it's not up great champion, but Taco Bell Newport player ~ting area. to me to decide. It's up to some- also a great guy. And, Classic Pro-Am at one else to critique 'that. Bob, congratulations NBCC. I'm on television 100 days, I to you, and we look Toledo, a former • IUCHMD DUNN's dub ! mean, that's a lot of exposure. forward to huge profits Mex:l.can champion, golf column appears every : But the sponsors like that, and for the charities this missed his PGA Tour Thursday. : the fans like that." ~. because be won five Senior 1bur events in '96, will be invited to five press conferences. Al every stop, be's also asked to attend pertiel and conduct qther Interviews for Cedlllac, the tour's major sponsor. •When you've established yourself, you're shown every week on television, every Prtday, Saturday and Sunday,• Colbert said, '"and even when you're not playing well. they still show you and say you're not playing well.• Colbert walks sort of funny on the golf course. Last year during the second day of the Senior Oaaic, as Colbert swaggered to the 1•tb green. a fan likened Colbert's (Jait to a '"bantam rooster.• H e strui. down the fairways, collar up, floppy hat 4.11d cocky walk. He does sort of a d uffle after birdies, by a handgun . •When people are at a football game or a basketball game, players are emotional, and when they see them, they get emotionally invol~ed, too, and now you've got it in golf," Colbert said. "There are a lot of spectators in sports, and fans have opinions. You either like a player or you don't. and I'm sure there are people who feel that way about me.• He can't help but love the attention. "When they see you on televisioit people form opinions," Colbert said, •and I feel the game needs that (strong personalities), because these people are paying a lot of money to play with us in the pro-ams, to support our sport. You try to treat people well, like you would anyone on a golf course. •sut I'm not going to talk to PUBLIC NOTICES P\IBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES fllllit.1WAJ~ PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES 92014 Thi• business 11 con-Fie It. 1IMS1Mln RCTmDUl--PUBLIC NOTICE dueled by: an 1nd1vtd1.1a1 .. na---------r Have you started doing The 1-... ~ lnll!IOlll ST.,TEMl!NT OF buslneu yel? No ........... ,. .. Aobabeh Mortazavi Heravl cbflG llulifllll •: WITHDRAWAL FROM This lllltmtnl was filed R.OAIST, 21!62 llllOWlll!lt.J PARTNERSHIP with the County Clerk ol ..,,..... 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(.Oft ham oc bate Jdm. .... ol the coune at NBCC aft8f 1150,000 ID bil ant oatdal in tbe state ol CalifamJa Jut l'M1 in the Senior O•llk .. •t won the tournament here lut year 00 tbe fifth (par 4) and eighth (par 3) bolel wdng two loJlg troo shots,• be said. •0n the flftb, l used a 2, 3 and 5-iron (itttbe three days) and a 2-iron every day on the eighth hole, and I lapped the field on thole two boles.• He owet much of his IUccelS to a magnetic belt .he 'ween to improve drculation in his back. •Pbys1cally, my body was a bJg llabWty when I wu playing on the PGA Tour, now it's an asset/ Colbert said. •'Ibis ·Is my 31th month {on the tour}, and I haven't milsed a day of golf when I've wanted to play. That's the first time I could say that since I was 15-years-old. when (my back fint) went out. The magnetic belt ii the single biggest difference." For a guy who never won more than two titles in a year on the PGA Tour between ·1966 and 1990, the Senior Tour bas been treating him well. lbe scary part for competitors is that Colbert seems to be actually·getting better. That's like Picasao finding an extra stroke, Mozart getting an 89thkey. "My game mightl>e a little better right now than last year,• Colbert said the day he won last year's Senior CliSSic. 1 hit these short irons better than my other set. These dubs have improved me a little around greens, and that's probably bad news fdr some of my fellow competitors.• r')""bougb Colbert started bis J. golf management business prior to joining the Senior Tour in 1991 and was a color analyst for ESPN golf telecasts, his dreams weren't realized until the tour gave him a new lease on life. "Does this prove that 50 is not old?" Colbert insisted. "When I was a kid, I used to think somebody 50 was really old. But it's not. I feel great." PUBLIC NOTICES . 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No amk/ ••••••••• Applicant should be responsible person to Needed for 2 infants. • very. 894-05116 , d "I I/ 55 / 1 DIABETICS Save energetic, motivated monitor & transcribe 8am-6pm. Mon·Fri. NB WolN T•nnlnn Bed• cure par ... ng, poo pets. 75 mo. ut I II UVQUNCeueNTS d •-d S I B d t d I FT/PT R I ., _., E 'Slde Pepperwood spa. Diane 642·8226 Included. 760-8589 n.Hn &;-HUO money on supplies. an organ~e · 8 ary roa cas a a. e 's req'd. 722·9693 Tan At Home tbd, w/d hkup. ••••••••• Medicare pays If you plus commission. Xlnt stiltta avail. 719·8777. Buy Direct and Savel • $645/mo. No pots 2bd/1.5ba new paint, CDM Poinsettia Ave. use Insulin; we blll for benefit pkg. Drug---------•••••••••• L ow Monthly Pmts •831•7813 • carp.I. Stove. Patio. Shr 2bd, 2ba, furn,---------you Mention 251612 • screenlng/physlcal re: P·T Counter Person Free Color Catatoni lrg yard, gar w/opener unfurn. fem pref, ns, ANNOUNCEMENTS . 1-'800·633-2001 . quired. EOE. Send re. for Ory Cleaners In MERCHANDISE Call 1·800-711-015S Golf Cour•• Condo 5875mo. 54s-3229 no pets $550. 675-o902. sum• to: Oa.lly Piiot, Newport. 548-4092 ••••••••• 2br + Bonus room.1 _________ NB Dover Shores 2920 Attn: t. Esota, 330 W. PIT F/T kl 1--------- Gated Comm. $1750. Newport aero•• th• Kllch,lndry, phone/ I••••••••• Bay St .. Costa Mesa, • tchen help---------WANTED Owner/Brkr 589·9461 Street 2bd/t.5ba. cable. Employed adult Looking for John Wll· EMPLOYMENT ~~.:;~~~~r fax to ~ta~:n~~~~"ou~llk~~j iANTliiiiiiQiiiUEiiiSiiiiii6iiiiOiiliiO TO BUY Gar, New paint/carpet. $400+utl 645·9515 son Knight Ill. Call I••••••••••---------250-0919 AM only. No pets. $850/mo. NB Fashion ls/Back Richard Solem. Clerlcal, temp, P~. ---------• .. -------- 6019 166~,!~~~4~v::* i'6. Bay Share spacious 714-728-6091 general ofc, computer p T S • c r • t • r y/ "fop Dollar Pal""! HOUSES/ townhouse, $450/mo. ---------EMPLOYMENT skllla $8.00 hr. Call Bookkeeper 16·20 't 1 Pam 875-4830 flex. hrs/long term. From 1 800·1960. CONDOS * BLUFFS 3Bd 2ea NEWPORT N:~:oL~•\;.:.~-s~9!m. LOST 8r 5530 COUNTER HELP ~~~pu~c:;,Pr~f ~~c~ ~:1~!fn~~~re ;~~~'!: 2169 ............ I NEWPORT BEACH Top Doll•r• Paid For Records. Jazz, S ounar acks, etc. Call Mike 645·7505. S E 1 St b It 2669 $400/mo. + Oep. 1,2 FOUND 2925 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PT, 2·3 days/week. · 1 f FOR AL .. y o n green e . BEACH Fun Jobi Gift & Mall resume 873·8797 g aware, urn, etc. JEWELRY, FURS ••••••••• , Upgraded. St 975/mo. ''"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii utla. Lndry fac. Pool, MODELS WANTED at 0 re . N ear O C R I p T COVr NB Res 673-6223 . • 644-4064 644·2299 i• Close 10 beach. Call FOUND 2 bag• of betw"n the ages of Airport. Fax & Malt. ecept onl•t • --------"" & ART 6025 ---------1 3Br 3Ba Cuatom De-Spect•cular Ocean Shannon 850·5770 clothes In COM. Sat 7.23 to model casual 955-9171. No exp nee. 20 hours. Prestigious GEVCDllY 1002 J h a7S.3823 & formal we,r dur1ng1 ______ ...___ Full Service Salon In trt " ua.a.ru. • ,. · signer+ bonus rm. and Channel Views Nwpt K9t• Exec hm, an 4t · · the 1991 Los Angeles Counter/Dellvery CdM. Neat & good l!lfST "*ZS SH) iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Av,1 2/1. S2,400/1ae Luxurious 1 br and 2·bdrm1 avt, fplc, W,/d, Found Blk/whlte rabbit Pageants. No expert· Person phone manner,. Exp · Must seel 721·8878 1br+tott with 2 spa-yard. $500./$600. + 1·3·97 In Costa Mesa enc• necessary. Musi ha11e clean drlv· 11 pref'd. Call Nancy Attention HomeOwnera & R.E. Agents!! Showcase "those special properties In our Homes of the Week & Open Home Gulde published each Saturday In the Real Estate Tab. ll'a an effective and lnex~nslve way to reach homebuyeral clous balconies. 1/3 ulil. 850..0958 (Orange & Falrwa6 1·800.858·fS003 Ing record,· drive e 714-875·1495 E'Bluff Condo w/ Abundant walk In VI 3BR 2BA Place) 845·941 Ed 0184 manual shift; & litt 70 ---------• t ew p ..... 's1795/one closet and storage., .. •••••••• lbs. Wkends/early eve-R••t•urant a ory. ..,.,,., mo. Gas and water pald.1• HOST/ESS d f 548-3859 Walk 10 Balboa Island COMMERCIAL nlngs req'd. Electron· wanto or EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT !cs/computer knowl· wknd ,eve's. $7/hr. Harbor view Hom•• and the beaches. REAL ESTATE e d g. a + . p I u. t Ip s . ca 11 • 1900 Port Cardl•f· P.resllglous resort 5530 5530 Apply In person: Jacl<shrlmp 650.5577 3br 2ba. New carpet. llvlng with stunning 9025 Atlanta, H.B. $2300 644-1988 ~~e~~:!s A=l~dstac,..~~~ ---------COURIER/ R:t~~. ~TSyr~~~~;;'r~ Lido ta Bayfront 2Br at St350. '789-1658 COMMERCIAL SALES SUPPORT Apply at 318 Old 2Ba unit new on aandl PROPERTY 2778 Driver/support pos • Newport Blvd. In N.B. Lndry, f/p. $3000/mo. Stunning 1200sq.ft tlon. Approximately ---------• · iyr lease. 587·3305 loft/office space full 30-35 hours per week, SALES Attorney seeks kit & bath. Adjacent to Prime Retall/Offlce M th Monday thru Friday. $$ motivated sales Ver .. lllea Studio Via Lido Marina. 1200 aqft starting @ 0 Cf, Must have reliable BU· rep. JSVft. At home. Call our Classlned Department Todayll 842°5878 Penthouae Furn or $1300/mo. 225-1815. S.55 NNN. Immediate tomoblle, proof of In· Legal Svcs 724·4513 unfurn. Pool, gym, occup. Shelley Luce, surance a.nd California P1JMlTt1U 6014 gar. Wik to bch. $850. (310, 424-5422 Orlvera ncenae. $8.00 Sewing Machin•, .. •••••••• 494·8804. 722·7548. Sm Ofo Suite• for per hour, plus mileage Operator Local HBll MISCELLANEOUS lae. 450-750 af In NB, reimbursement EOE. sewing contractor ••••••••• CM, IAV. From $450. Drug acrffnlng and requlrH 30 exp'd CORONA RENTALS 844-8538 Ext 400 physical required. sewers. F·T + ben-TEAi< HAS ARRIVED 1022 APARTMENTS Apply In person: Dally ents. Apply In person. i DiiEiiLiiMARiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil fOD RENT Piiot. 330 w. Bay Cu atom FAS Inc. "' INDUSTRW. 2788 Strfft, Costa Mesa, Computer Lane or call WOL£SAL.£ PRICH ON TH• WATER 4'bd, -------· CONDOS •. CA 92627 714-891·9119 SOLID TEAK 3ba Fixer. Private Gl TOWNHOMES 2702 FOR SALi! 10,000 af DATA ENTRY/Phone Styllat·Manlcurlata beach· gated! $975k. _B_Al_B_O_A_____ INDUSTRIAL BUILDING Hrs: 7am-3pm. 112/hr. We've Ellpanded Hurry! Agt 470·8134 NB. Store your Cars, "I was looking fOI' 1 pen·time job where I coUld mike Call Laura 497·3329 Great Station Rental ---------1 ISIAND 2606 Beautlful townhome Toys, or ? Bkr Bob a diff~ in someone's life. I found 1111 Outham." Fax Resume 494·1833 Opportunl~y COSTA MESA 1024 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii In Backbay. 3br·2.5ba, Cauatln 722-8777 Durham olfm pett·time momms Ind a1iemoon hours Delivery Driver• * Great Environment iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiil tbd-1ba Yrly tse 5950 aaok Ba)f Condo mo. Off St pkg. No blue H20 view! 2bdl pets, amk. FP. Steps 2.5ba. FR, pool, apa to beach. 875·2888 tennl• S229k Jackie J 2-car gar, frptc. & year.round. And. we provide Ole sr.aw:.required Immediate Openings * Walk·ln more. $1450. + refs &J••••••••• clawoom sllldy and bebmd·lhc·whcel tnining you'll Day & Night Shirt. * Lrg locking atallOl'\S deposit. Immediate BUSINESS tlL need to set your COL In C.M. 722-8400 * Parking move In. can Sue for aa: Great Length•• appl. 750-7850 FINANCE A....iy in...,_,,,, 11 Durham or--............... 2818 w. Delivery Person CDM 873·3088 ...... ,...._. .. .. ......,. ---. Meavy lifting. Tu/Th ---------• Giiiis Realtor 831·8011 -BAL--9-0-A-----. _________ 11•••••••• FlfthS&.1.aSantaA-.Or,call714-542-8999. 8am.Jpm to start. $10/ Wiii share our dpndbl ARMOIRES, CHINA AND TV CABINETS, DINING SETS, CHEST OF DRAWERS AND MORE. ...... ,... ..... .., '"\ I •• ) .......... • ~ t"' ~ -- TCP·4464A. EOE. hr. Loa of room for Houaek .. per. Up to advanc•ment. Clean 3 days a week. Calli.--------~ driving record. Clase Biii at 505·8408 Spttclou• E'alde home PENINSUIA 2607 ROOMS 27061 ______ _ Great neigh. 3bdL2b• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '"'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BUSINESS +den, FR, huge 10t. 3 1• cat gar, alley acceH. BAYFRONT 2bd/2ba C.M . 15th & Orange OPPORTUNITY Submit all offetal condo, near Pavllllon, Mate pref'd. N/S. 2904 Owner arodoual Jackie 2-car plmg pool dock Share bath, lndry.1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 011111 Reattor 831-8011 avail, no pets. ;18001 light kit prlv. $290/t• mo yrty 873-oe840 a hare utll. + dep. ' · Ken 842·1770 * I Am The King * Of Vending DURHAll~ T llA NS PO a TAT ION· C license. S4S.9831 RENT through classified EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 5533 FIND an apartrne~ through classlfled Sold Out Print• Limited Editions Roger Tory Peter~n. "Scarlet Tangier"; Robert Bateman, "Big Horn Sheep". Signed, w /museum quality framing. Reasonably priced. Please leave meug • (009) 985·2007 GARAGE SALES COSTA MESA 61,2~ •Blow Out Sale* . SatJSun 9.3 H~ndreds of used & new Mustang & Ford. pans. Misc. vintage parts for old Fords & Mustangs. mecha~ & body parts. Herb'• Muatan9 2045 Placentia. C.M 1 •548-0670• NEWPORT BEACH S•t 9-4 Moving Sale freezers, sofas. tabl•a. dressers, and mo;et 1800 Port Seaborn SELL IAGUNA WINT•R R•NTAL 112, ____ • ____ _ BEACH 1048 block to beach. pier, H.i . Townhou•e '11 high volume dealer, below whole sale, manufacture di- rect. Ask for the KJngl ·----------~----------------------------: i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil re1tauranta & al'lopa. Brookhurat/Hamllton. Fum 2br 2ba. Very Fem pref.S450 + Oep. ••M•RALDmAY Oc.an Vlewt Walk to clean. 818-359·8779 Incl utls; 9e2·1995 • 973,,..7591 * pvt beh, park 6 pOola. --------------------------- 1935K 494•7052 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2824 NEWPORT BUCH 1061 -------- C.... Cod a.vtnnt t1,3't,OOO. Prtc.ct w/ docll. pl!!. 171-1120 Oe.-ntrent T ... le• ,, ,ltl,000. 4tl09q.ft. 1100.1.000 '"com•. 747•77•• CllllTUT LOT/ cam UZI k.L E ?r£ Qrnl•-· Lre. duiillDltlt~~- ------------------- ----------- QUIBT a: SBaBNE Palm .Mesa ~ents Cosca Mesa typchousc needs derail oriented, ar.atiw: people obscsxd with aocuracy to bca>mc pan of our ad building team. 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Opening lead: King of <> Study the diagram above, then dedde: Would you rather play or defend four spadee and, regardless or your deciaion, what do you lead from dummy at trick two after win· ning the ac:e or diamondl? . North did well not to unilaterally select three no trump aa the final contract. With only one 1to~per in each unbid 1uJt oppoeite a diatribu· lional hand, there wa1 bound to be a weakneaa aomewhere. Suppoae/ou elect to play four 1padea, an win the opening lead Learn to be • better brldse player! Subscribe now to the Goren Bridp Letter by c•lllns (800) 78fl.l211J for lnfornuatlon. Qr write to: Goren Bridp Let. ter, P.O. Bos 4410, Chlcaco, Ill 60680. TRANSPORTAl'ION =r SLIPS7022 liifiiORDiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9ii07iii5 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '97 l!xplr/i!xpd/Trka .....--+---t--4 •---------For Rent Balboa IS· Huge dlec/lmmed del Looking to sell that extra junk stacking up in ~iiii!C\~ the garage? Try our gaoge sole ads. 'Nh:Jt's junk to VoJ ~ a treasure to someone else. BOATS 7011 land pier space, 28 tt. Direct Le11lng $10/tt. 875--5717 (714) 848-121~ 1989 B•~llner 20ft, -------- open bow, rebuilt eng. MOTORCYCLES •-------9-0-8-5 Good condition . SCOOTERS 8018 BONDA • 3500. .. .. ·reo-291 a iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim REDBMRD DOll'SISIW E.qul~r1nallarions ac Rqiain it-ations ac llcno¥aOocu Scheduled Mainlm&llCIC Pfopma Marine Plumbinr Prof'aaional Capain Scrvic.a CAPr.RICK BARBAROSSA USCG WadlaM ll8*r 847-0870 POWER BOATS 7012 '85 M••terCr•ft Ski Boat. 873-4399 '83 Hond• Magnum. '91 Accord LX V-65. 1100. $3000/ Coupe, wht, cruise obo. 973-4399 ,!=Ontrol, pwr windows, new brakes/tires. 19000. 875·1544 AUTOMOBllES CADILIAC 9040 '91 Accord LX Cpe AT. 71k ml. Grey. New wheels/tires. Reg malnt+svc. S10k. Rick 800·542·2307. exl.245 Run your ad in the Newport Beach ·costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the Huntington Beach '83 Eldor•do white/ JAGUAR 9105 Fountain Valley red II hr Inter. orig iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ownr 60k ml Exe cond I d d t t $3700. 840-0039 '71 XKI! 2+2. V-12 n ercn en 0 4·spd. PrlmroH. 57k reoC OVer 1 {)(),{)()() orig mllea. Chrome CHEVROLET 9045 wl~~s~::: .. ~~~~-homes. Fox us this '88 C•m•ro Ok blue •'91 J•gu., V•nden form With your credit beauty!. V6, A/T, Am/ Pl•• One owner. In Fm cass, pwr wndws, orlglnal condition. Card # Or mail it in A/C. 85k mis, $3,400. $12950 841•0800 lots of TLC! 552·32261___________ • with CJ. check tod~! '97 Sub/Ttlhoe/Trk• '94 XJ8 VP Huge dlsc/lmmed del Lo mllH, factory warr, Run for a week! I Direct Leasing air bags, blk, co. d MARINE SUPS C714J 84e-r.t'I~ Like new. -eso-5880 your car oes nof DOCRS 7022 ·• '94 XJ8 II 'II •t liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -------White, Air bags, Se We run I 50'MOORINQ NB FORD 9075 Chrome whls, n/a. for another week Harbor. Xlnt rocallon-lmmac. 850·5880 Good Joba rellabl• aervlcea lntereatJng thlngt to buy It's all there .very day In Clualfled '42·1878 ---------------------------• D YES,SILL ~y CAR • .• City Zip Phone C,.dit C0td D MC DVISA, D AM X • bp-- Mo;I to: C>AllY Pit.OT 330 W loy SllW, Cotlb Melo, CA 92.627 17"1 641-567' Or MX '7"1 63 I -6$94 . f"i.olt ~ '*' ,_.. "** p.,fittettl ao--.0.-MoAit--MotlJ--~ - O•~ 0-~ 0 No'-' o ,., o_,..._ o r""""'Oloot 0 -'-0-~ O .._,C-. o'-"" o-~ o ....,-., .a g!:c:..... g~~ g== • o.....,_., c c.. oc-r~ 1 OM-O~e./ O .... W~ • $I 0 lor ' lines, $ 1.00 eoc#i oaallionol line : ·---·---------·------------· near Pavilion. $9,900 '78 R•nchero GT 400 FREEi All for $1 oe OB~ ~1~7784663 ~km~~oneowne~•-------l--~~~~·~~~~~---~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A/T. Power everything! UNCOLN 9120 14.250. 282·9097 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CONTRACTORS FLOOR INSTALL BAtnING 3720 IANDSCAPE & MOVING 3834 PAINTING 3858 ROOFING 3910 TUTORING 3 548 GENERAL 3 S 58 REP AIRS 3 62 0 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii IA WN CARE 3 808 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliil -----• CLEANING SERVICE SERVICES DIRECTORY 3929 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii JUNK TO TM• DUMP PUBLIC NOTICE Petera P•lntlng llAL•OA ROOFING CO Sp•nlah-French ________ ,A TOUCH OF CLASS LEWIS Conatructlon •QUALITY WORK• (714-99S.1882) B•alo Yud M•lnt The Calif. Public Utill-20 Years Experience Ouallty Work Guarnt'd ttallan. UCI Prof. MA Cleaning. Res/Comm Remodel•Handyman HardwdNlnyl/Ceramlc AVAILABLE TODAY ties Commission RE· Free EsllmalH Reroof/Repalr FrN E1t Xlnt methods & resulll Uc/Bonded. Free Eat. L#704773 Local R... Mrble/Carpet Bnd/lns 9H·1882 Lawn/cln-ups/trH trim QUIRES that all used Interiors and Exteriors LIQ/Ina 9S1·5081 Transl. 4 9 7·3973 sprlnklr/aerate. Thatch Teresa 282·7143 •714-557·5925• ·L708270 722·7332 TWl!NTY DOLLAR 631-4422 Pg-413•8142 household goods Referral. 854-0512 HURRY Giant rooflng•-------- 3408 •BOSS HOUSECLEANING SHANNONSIDE HAULER/CLEAN-UP movers print their Cl p I I blowout aalel R•roof, WALL iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Llcensed·Qonded CONSTRUCTION JOHN 85"~1828 ·-TREES • P.U.C. Cal T number; R a nt na repairs. Lie. Bond. COVERINGS 3932 CEILING MASTER $10.00 per hour. Concrete • Masonry GARAGB v-i i limos and chauffeurs your no-nonsenTe Beat Roofing ACOUSTIC CEILINGS •Acouallc Removal• 714·548-0388 Fences•Orelnage prob DOORS 3678 ~ .. ~.-print their T.C.P. num· painting company. Est 1984. 950-1389 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiii Custom TextureePolnt ---------Qu•llt~ Guaranteed· ff•UITTff UTY ...,,...,,~._ t'51""34ru ber In all advertise--Over 74 Refs/L642138 F•rthlng lnterlon UC'd. M.,k 838•7300 •Bright Haeclnlng L1613840 540·7739 10A1o , BBA eGRl!llft MAST•Ra ments. If you have a 800•28+4881 lnatallatlon • Removal European Prof'I. Best •$25 Service C•ll• & flTNESS 3740 Landacapfng & Mlllnt. quHtlon about the le-REMODELING Discount Wallcoverlng l~ lownl Refs 5Vrs EKp. Repalrs/Serv/Openera TrH Trim • Removal gatlty of a mover, limo & ADDITIONS 3n 16 Lr1'560875 873•Hltl CARPENTRY 3510 Grace 251·9455 DRESSMAKING 3583 All Mak••·Mod•I• Gardening Svc 841-5512 or chauffeur, call: PW!T • Th• Stripper T & S Cl••nlng Svo Uc'd 650-Serv-(7378) ffltn••• Tr•lner Public Utllltles Q SP• c I a 11 z In g In iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Personallzed .• Ref's French S••matr••• •••47• • 19X7•• 16 years exp. Results undR9pe Remoclellnt Commission SERVICES 3870 F•rthlng Interior• Wallpaper Removal CARPEN'tRY•Wlndowa B Id 1 p n 'Or ... u Nowt Be your 8fft In Yard tune up/malntenac:e, 71 .. 556-4151 Kitchen/Bath/Remodel ustrae241 983 SOS., Doora •Wood Fencea Free Es1•RHsonable r a. If y .. ae• Includes hallway '971 Gii 491·5081 laridscape/artlstlc design. Split Secoftd Movl"I Rm Additions Visa/MC • Closet/Garage Organizers • 714-847-0519 *· Alterallonsi Creative & weather~atrlp, lnstalla: ContractorlC27-eo4008. Prof Moveral 24Hr Srv Pet Sitting & Home LlllS60a75 ,_73•1212 We 0•1• •tiould hang L#261 581 • Call Bob Peger·227·7191 Reasonable 497.3973 tlon & tax 945·5704 Prorl a. Ethical. 845-7505 70ay/Sr Dlic:/UHUS2 C•r• Servlo•• Uc/ together. Strip, lnstal, 240·8323 Pg-312·0026 Terry'• Rapid ResponH IMPROVEMENTS NIEW L..... 432·9123/P-348-5850 Bond/Ins. Refs avail. advice to lh• cruv. -------COMPUTERS 3556 DRYWALL Or.•n•r•/Sprlnge HOME 3756 LandscapeaMuomy ALL-AM•RICAH Deni•• 71 ~935-&e70 SPRUalllS 3121 •31•2111 Anytime CERAMIC iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICE 3584 ~4 nh~: •IF ~8.7i';1t DHlgn/Bulld/Remodel Moves-U ... Ca.refully TILES 3528 Computer Tr•lnlng MSM Conatruotlon UcJlns. 748-0..87 ~3 & T~~ PLUMBING 3890 SPRINKL•lt ••PAI" iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Alfordabl•·Peraonal ,...SMAL\. .108 UPIRT Remodels & Repairs. ih•ne'• G•rdenlng ValveaeHud\eTlm• ~ Showers Rep'd On..On·On• Training Drywall/Plaiter Repair HANDY MAN 3710 Painting lnt./Ext. 6 LandM9Plnt• Lawn•--------TH• L-·· • UM 1 docks. 2eY'9 Locel ~.1--------Regroutlno & lnstall'n CAB Admln 631-4258 /Hanglng/Taplng/THlure L1698327 992·2438 care lnslall'n/Removal PAINTING 3858 --rL 8 R John Burr 2e2.aa31 U 70130 Oean of T it• Comm/Rea SS1·S573 s .J kl .... •eo1 ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ·a Jamet E. 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