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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1997-09-05 - Orange Coast Pilot" tr d • y 1) Ir g II ) It !I I ) .. I i I . I • . - ' SP 0 R TS Costa Mesa High football previewed · MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT · Standing on the steps atop Reef Point at Crystal Cove State Park, Orange Coast College marine biologist Dennis Kelly makes an entry in a journal be has kept on his numerous visits to chart dolphin activity in the area. THE DOLPHIN'S KEEPER OCCmarine . Highway . . By~lchelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot • He guessed one dolphin in the • . biology professor . middle of the ring was dying. ·But . • C RYSTAL COVE -Oeruiis Kel-. when he·borrowed a man's binocu-. . ly never leaves his house with· lars, be saw the middle dolphin roll Dennis Kelly is out a video camera. He spends over, and then another dolphin . seven hours each week scanning the . . appeared . ooncemed that • beaches with bis binoculars and . He bad just witnessed a dolphin . . sends his studentS out to do the . birth . . a Crystal CX>ve . same. Amazing as the three-hour event . . Kelly, an Orange Coast College . was -he grabbed paper out of a . development Will . professor of marine biology, may be a trash can to write down notes -he little obsessed about getting dolphins could disrupt this rare birthing guessed it was a rare occasion. disrupt breeding on tape, but it's only because he ground for Southern California dol~ But then he saw several more wants to protect them. phins. births and even caught one on film gro1:1Dd of sea After watching eight dolphin Kelly, 49, first spotted a circle of with a 9-mm camera ~ produced a . births at Crystal Cove over the past dolphins in 1983 at Crystal Cove mediocre #UFO quali picture . . . decade, Kelly is conv'inced that new when he stopped for a date shake at mammals . . development plans for the beach the Shake Shack along Pacific Coast • SEE DOLPHINS PAGE 5 . . . • CHECK IT OUT Keep 'em reading with an outstanding resume Westec fired by Newport Coast home association •Action comes on the heels of guard's alleged attack on 26-year-old woman. By Christopher Goffard, Dally Piiot NEWPORT COAST -The Newport ~ Homeowners Association has sack.ed its secuiity service, Westec Security, only days after a guard allegedly drew a gun on a woman and tried to. handcuff her outside the posh gated community of multimillion-dollar homes. The decision came after an emergency meeting of the association's board on Wednesday, with the three members present voting unanimously to ter- min.ate Westec's contract, said association presi- dent Jim McGee. #I would say there bas been a level of dissatis- faction with the Westec services in the past, and this latest incident was· the straw that broke the camel's back,~ McGee said. The incident in question concerns 21-year-old guard Michael Patrick Guddy, who on Monday •SEE WESTEC PAGE 4 Judge upholds .six 1nolestation counts against Crumm.el By Christopher Goff ard, Daily Pilot SAN BERNARDINO -A Superior Court judge Thursday dismissed eight of 15 child- molestation counts against James Crummel, preserving the possibility that the career sex criminal -until recently the most notorious in Newport Beach -may still stand trial on the charges . Judge Shahla S. Sabet ruled ift was unconstitutional to hold James Cnumael Crummel on those eight counts convkted of cbJlcl owing to a statute of limitations molestation issue, but decided not to dismiss six other counts, said Deputy District Attorney Denise Trager-Dvorak . Trager-Dvorak said she dismissed one of the • SEE CRUMMEL PAGE 5 Newport Beach has I ~badge with a view ( /, ~.~ P f\ I C ~ J I R fl. I L ·pQir want to save Mesa Theater Jly Christopher Goff ard, Daily Pilot . • NEWPORT BEACH -As a gesture of thanks for lett.ing police use the likeness of the Balboa Pavilion on their new badges, Newport Beach' Police :OU.ef Bob MtDonell presented a. plaque to a representative of the Balboa Pavilion Co. on Thursday oftemoon. Sgt. John Desmond, who . ., attended the small ceremony at the Pavilion Co. offices, described the plaque as •a small token of appreciation for their cooperation." He said company representative Bette Tozer accepted it. The new badges, which we1e issued to police starting in Janu-~ ary to replace a more generic type, feature the city seal, the Pavilion, and the skyline of New- port Center. . . Chief Deputy Attor- ney General Dave Stirling paid a visit to Costa Mesa -smack dab in Michael Cappizzi's bac.k yard -to try and rustle up sup- port from the Orange Coun- ty Federation of Republican Women for his run to replace current Attorney Gen~ral Dan Lungren. 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MMC MAA™ I DAl.Y Pl.C CaWomla Chief Deputy Attorney General Dave SUrllng dellven a speech to the Orange County PederaUon of Republican Women Tbunday -momin• at the Costa Mesa GoU and Country Club, announcing his candidacy for attorney geneJal ln 1988. Dave Stirling stirs up sUpport for .attorney general run in '98 • State attorney will most likely square off against Michael Cappizzi. By Tim Grenda, Daily Piiot COSTA MESA -Blazing an early path on the 1998 ~ampaign trail, state attorney general candidate Dave Stir- ling on Thursday delivered a get- tough-on-crime message he hopes will carry him to the state post ln a lit- tle more than a year. Stirling, speaking to about SO members of the Orange County Fed- eration of Republican Women at the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club, outlined his campaign platform, a philosophy firmly based on some of the laws he has helped craft since joining the state Justice Department in 1990 . As the current chief deputy attor- ney general to Attorney General Dan Lungren, Stirling said he has been on the front lines of creating the state's Three Strikes Law, enforcing the death penalty. and implementing Megan's Law. Stirling began a leave of absence from his current job last week, when he formally.announced his candidacy for the state attor- ney general job. in creating and implementmg tough anti-crime legislation. Megan's Law, which allows local police to noµty residents when a reg- istered sex offender lives in their neighborhood, bas While not offi- cial yet, Lungren is expected to leave the state attorney general position to seek the governor- ship when Gov. Pete Wilson leaves the capital next year. ~The privacy of regis- had some high- profile and contro- versial tests since its inception. Orange County District Attorney Michael Cappizzi also is expected to enter the race and be the biggest tered sex offenders has to be pushed aside when we're talking about the health and safety. of young children... " -DAVE. mRUNG • Last spring. Newport Beach Police used tlie new law for the first time to identi- fy resident James Crum.mel, touch- ing off fierce com- munity opposition and protests. Stirling said the law, while not the e ntire answer to stemming child challenge to Stir- ling for Lungren's post in the Novem- ber 1998 election. molestation, is working. Speaking to a group of influential Republican women from Cappizzi's own back yard, Stirling focus.ed his 45-minute speech on his background "The privacy of registered sex offenders has to be pushed aside when we're talking about the health and safety of young children,• Stir- ling said. Stirling also voiced his strong sup port for the state's death penalty - which has been carried out foUL time since he entered state office -as ai unfortunate reality in a world o increasing violent crime. •For the people who have eame< the right to that result, we should set that they get it,• Stirling said. •1 don• take pleasure in the death penalty but I do believe in it.• Stirling also is supportive of a ne\\ crime bill now making its wa1 through the state Assembly tha would place stiffer penalties on crim· inals who use guns while co~ttin~ crimes. The legislation -also known ~ •10 to 20 to Llfe" -would mandatE an additional 10 years be added t' the sentenc~ of criminals who are armed when they commit a crime, 2C years if that gun is fired during the crime and a life sentence if a gun· related injury or death occurs. Stirling called the bill -which may be placed on the 1998 ballot as a statewide initiative -"the most effective tool" state leaders could use to control violent crime. OCC goes orange and blue over 50th anniversary By Leslie Simmons, Daily Pilot · Orange Coast College kicked olf its 17-month 50th anniversary cele- bration by sprucing up the campus with two large logos. The anniversary logo lnCludes OCC's new logo and ii decked out in the college's new colors, orange and .. blue. They can be seen on the exteriors of the Peterson Gym and Robert B. Moore Theatre. To add to the festive atmosphere, special anniversary banners will be bung throu1hout the campus ln the main quad area, Jim Cam.ett, OCC's direc-. -- tor of public relations, said. • While decorations are now limited to the campus, school officials plan to hang banners around the city next year. The first major anniver- sary event will be at the Oct. 11 homecoming celebra- tion, when OCC honors cheer squads from the last 50 years. Past cheerleaders will be guests at a spe- cial dinner and many will perform during the half-time show at the football game. The college will also exhibit a ret- rospective from November to Febru- ary that will include photos, scrap- books, band uniforms and jerseys of the last 50 years. ;--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~------~~~--~~~~~~~~--.. TBJB IRAWS ~·ffCh ~Coast Balbol '2117 (Oita Mesa ... Cof'ona del Mar 11117 3 feet, and a 4·foot swell will come from the touth- west. Patchy early fog. )l g s 1 f i 1 Florence Sloper Florenoe H. Sloper, an early Balboa Island resident, died Fri- day at Park Superior Nursing Home in Newport Bedch. She was95. · Bom 1n ntten, Ohio, Mrs. sioper came to Cali- fornia as a teenager and attended Venice High School and Woodbury College. She married Flo~Sloper Frank Sloper, a Los Angeles pharmacist, in 1922, and together bought two of t.• Balboa Island's m,ostly vacaht 9' sandlots. :· The Slopers built a srDau beach •' house there and spent their sum-~ mers with their two children, Don • and Marjorie. In 1956, they tore ~ down that house and built a pei:- 1 manent residence, where Mrs. ~ Sloper lived until her death. .,· · She is swvived · by her son, r. Odon; her daughter, Marjorie ' A ams; four grandchildren: and • four great-grandchildren. Funeral ~ were held ThW'Sday. • l t -! Ethel Getchell • l Longtime· Costa Mesa resident Ethel Getchell, 78, died Saturday night at Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian after a brief illness. Mrs. Getchell was born Ethel Francis on Feb. 7, 1919, in Cropk- ston. Minn. She moved to South- ern California in the early 1940s. ~· Getchell manied Balboa restaurateur/chef George L Getchell in 1942, and were mar- ried for 52 years until Mr. Getchell's death in April 1994. Locals may remember the Getchell family operated several restamants in Balboa during the late 19'0s and early 1950s - including the Bamboo Room, George's Coffee Shop (formerly Katie's at the ferry landing), a shriinp shop and a hamburger stand. on Main Street. next to the post office. Relatives say Mr. and Mrs. Getchell often catered to the cast and crew of production compa- nies that filmed in the area. · In later y~. Mrs. Getchell workett as on office administrator for the dty of Newport Beach and a secretary for the Dean of the School of Engineering at UC Irvine. She had been retired for a number of years before her death. Mrs. Getchell is survived by her son, Paul, 45, an attorney and legal editor in Marin County, and grandcb.ildren Jason, 14, and Julia, 10. A memorial service will be held Sept. 20. For time and location, contact Paul Getchell at (415) 456-6210 or (415) 454-8409. Thehna Ricketts Thelma R. Ricketts, former assistant director of housing at UC Irvine, died at age 81 on Aug. 26 from a massive stroke at Hoag Hospital . Mrs. Ricketts had lived in a Balboa Peninsula _cottage since 1945.' She and her husband, Bob Ricketts, owned several small businesses in Balboa including a paddleboard stand, a menswear shop and a hamburger stand. They later divorced.. Mrs. Ricketts was a charter member of the Kamaaina Club, which celebrated Hawaiian cul- ture. She became a Hawaiian music enthusiast, joined the Hawaiian Civic Cub and partici- pated in singing competitions in Hawaii. She was also a member of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Cost Effective Legal Solutions [Ji] • If so, a window of opportunity is about to open for you! In what may be your first o pportunity in five years to have total access to your money is quickly approaching. These old policies are scheduled to emerge from rehabilitation on October 1, 1997. 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He went on to edit a newspaper in Huntington .Park, where be wrote under five differ- ent bylines to feign the appear- ance of a full staff. ln 1942 Mr. Strutt was commis- sioned as a Navy lieutenant, serv- ing as an 'intelligence officer. After World War n, be helped compile a history and documentary fihn on two atomic bomb tests in the South Pacific. He continued to serve in the Naval Reserve, work- ing his way up to commander. He eventually wrqte a best- selling novel called "I Dive for 1Teasure • under the pen name Lt. Harry E. Reisberg -a book that in the '50s became the movie -aty Beneath the Sea." He also wrote a book titled •Better Speech." Tiuoughout ·his career, he wrote, produced and directed more than 350 films and 200 com- .mercials, including the Emmy- nominated TV show -success Story" and the "Woody Wood- pecker" cartoon. His film on Navy tradition was one of two military films selected for the Versailles Film Festival. He is survived by his wife of 59 years, Los-Jane; three children, Kim, Christopher and Kathleen: his brother, Roy: four grand- daughters; and four greatgrand- children. G ot a great e-mail the other day. ·0ur Video Can Teach Any Man How to Confidently Meet Women," the subject line shouted. I don't know if it was the title or the odd usage that intrlgued me more. Apparently, 1n the .Land of the Lonely Guy, just meeting women is not enough. Meeting them "confidently• is the ticket. But just below the title was the best line in the ad. •If you're a woman looking for the secrets of meeting men, see below." Thus began the pitch. "How to Meet Women -the revolu- tionary video now being sold over the Internet -is the only tape of its kind.• Assuming, of course, you ignore the other 719 almost identical nonsense prod- uc;ts being sold on the Internet. The video is "l4ught by a noted Ph.D. and a successful romance consultant." Amazing, no? · Every nameless, faceless, flim- flam dream merchant on the Net is a Ph.D. You'd think they'd le\ one little master's or bachelor's degree into the cyberscam club, but nol You must be a Ph.O:, no exceptions, don't even ask . "How to Meet Women includes a 30-day step-by-step plan designed to )lelp you meet more women.· Thirty days? Seri- ously? Do you start out talldng to pictures of women in ads, then mannequins, then live women? 1 don't get it. Secondly, exactly what is a "romance consultant?" And just what makes a "successful" romance consultant successful? "How to Meet Women doesn't simply tell you how to mee t women. It shows you how to do it with demonstrations and re- enactments." Perfect. Obviously, just reacting bad advice is not enough. You have to see it acted out in every agonizing detail for it to really work. lf you're going to launch some come-on like "I notice you don't dance well. 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"How to Meet Women will teach you how to initiate a con- versation with a woman.· Are you kidding? How many come- on's does a Lonely Guy need? OK. maybe there's no dancing at your favorite hangout. If not, try "That' a very nice outfit. My mother had one ju.st like it.• Tbot should do il · "We'll teach you haw lo tell if a woman is interested in you.• Jf o offense, but I think even the space cadets who would buy your video can figure this pa.rt out for themselves. If a woman grinds her heel into your instep and pours her drink in your shirt pocket when you say ·Hi,• it's a definite "no interest" indicator. If a woman is laughing loudly and pointing at YOU! clothes from across the room, you might want to hold off on making your move. "We'll teach you bow to get a woman's phone number." I don't know what to tell you here, Doc. This one's pretty simple too. I mean it's not like there are 73 ways to ask a woman for her number. l will say this. 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SEPTEMla 5, 1'1!17 around town HOME SHOW ' The Orange County Fair and Exposition Center hosts the Home and Remodeling Show trom noon to 9 p.m. today, Satur- day from 10 a.m . to 8 p .m. and Sµnda y 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. in buildings 10 and · 12. Adult admission is $5.75, seniors $3 and children 12 and under are free. For more information, call f8 18) 909-9963. - SATURDAY BEACH CLEANUP DAY Allergan, Inc., in connec- tion with the pty of Newport Beach Adopt-A-Beach pro- grdm, is sponsoring a beach cleanup at 9 a.m. at Coron a del Mar State Beach at Ocean Boulevard and 'Marguerite Avenue. For more information, call 246-4198. BLOOMINGDALE'S DEM O / View the latest in intimate apparel and see fitness demon- strations from Sports Club lrvine from 1 to 4 p .m. m the Intimates Department, thud floor, Bloom- 1ngdale's Fashion Island, 701 WE STEC CONTINUED FROM 1 :was standmg sentry at a Vista Ridge security gate when he dllegedly drew a gun on a 26- 'yedf-old woman dS she returned home in her car during the ear- ly morning. Guddy allegedly tried to put the woman in handcuffs, but she wrestled the gun away from ham and beat tum in the head and face with it, auth orities sd1d Police arrested him at the guard post only minu tes after the reported attack, and he underwent treatment at Hodg Hospital for fa cial c uts . "We are obviously very con- ct>rned about the allegations, and we're relying upon the police authorities to conduct an investigation," McGee said. For four years Westec has provided 24-hour security at four separate posts and a roving $295'"' co mplete CaJI Toll Free 888-271-4567 Oon'r Delay, Avoid Probate! Davi d Pawlowski Attorney at Law Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. Por more lnfoflJlatton, call 729-6600. COMPUTElt CWI MEETING The Orange Apple COmputer Club's September meeting will be held from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Room 214 of Orange Coast Col- lege's chemistry building, 2101 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Annual membership is $30. Vl.5i- tors welcome. For mo~ inlorma- tion, can 770-1865. MUSIC PREP CLASS The Newport Ballet Academy offers a free presentation for children ages 3 to 6 years inter- ested in music classes at 2 p.m. at 2632 Santa Ana Ave., Costa Mesa. For more inlorma tion , call 646-7644. SUNDAY REPTILE SHOW The Orange County Pair and Exposition Center hosts a repWe show from 10 a.m . to 5 p.m. in building 16. Adult admission is $6, children ages 6 to 12 are $2 and kids unde r 5 are free. Spon- sored by the Cedar Hill RepWe Ehterprises. For more informa- tion, call 578-3976. patrol at Newport Coast, which includes Pelican C rest, Pelic~n Hill and Ocean Ridge, McGee said. Westec, which has suspend- ed the guard, claimed Guddy was n ot authorized to carry a gun on the job. Compa ny spokesman Earle Grah am said "no comment" Thursd ay regarding the association's decision. Authorities have filed charges of false imprisonment by violence and m aking terror- ist threats, court -r:ecords sh ow. Guddy, who is being held on $100,000 bail, will be <ufaigned on those-allegations Monday. RUFFLES UPHOLSTERY wt.rt Y• D.llr C.vtn ._ti 1 t22 IWIOl llYD-COSTA MESA • SU-11 S6 ORANGE COUNTY'S CIGAR HEADQUARTERS •Tinder Box-- CRYSTAL Col JH I AT SOUTH COAST Pl A7A 714-540~82&2 COLLEGE PHARMACY •• • SINCE t 962 "OLD FASHIONED FRIENDLY S ERVICE." 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A mbassador's Committee Noon -Chamber offtce "90-Mfnute Breakfast Boost" 7:15 -9 a.m. Costa Mesa Country Club 170 l Golf Course Drive After Hours Busfnus Mixer 5:30 -7:30 p.m. Pierce Street Annex 330 West 17th Street NEW AMBASSADOR Please Welcome the Chamber's Newest Ambassador Dr. Audre' Denard, Certified Hypnotherapist. She is a writer, co-author of "Life Unlimited," lecturer and teacher. She conducts a number of workshops: Hypnosis: Pow er Tools For Change, Finding Love Everytime, Stop Sabotaging Yourself..~he consults with Jonathan Pierce of The Muscles Doctors. Dr. Denard's office is in Newport Beach and you may reach her at 715/548-7336. COSTA MES A CHAMBER OF COMMERCE puunJ.1 tf., J U l Y R l N L W I\ L •, 14~ Klngstey Manufacturing 11~ Educators With A•Vislon 10yeara Imperial Bank Nissan Motor Corporation 9years Daily Chiropractic &years Answer Network 7yeara Costume Connection Longs 'Ofug Stores 6yeara Bill Francher · HI Time Cellars 4yeara 24-Hour Fitness Mgmt. 4Y ... (oont.) Amtech Reliable Elevator Company Glendale Federal Bank Mimi's Cafe' Union Bank .. Westcliff 3years .. Imperial Thrift & Loan • Sea Palm' Village Apartmenti 2yeara ARV Assisted Living Costa Mesa Honda-Infinity Costa Mesa Lincoln Mercury Fashion Institute of Design Glenn M . Gelman & Associates Gulton Statham Transducers, Inc Meyer & Connolly, LLP National University Personalized Mailing, Inc . South Pacific Car Wash Valentec Wells JUL Y NEW MEMBERS Caltfornla Autocraft Nathanael D. Garrett 1665 Babcock St. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 714/548-3037 FISH -Harbor Area Debby O'Connor P.O. Box 15464 Newport Beach, CA 92659 71 4/642-6060 Metro Chiropractic Brian B. Wong, D.C. 3620 S. 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I Includes food and entertainment Wednesday, October 22, 1997, 5:30 -8:30 p.m. enclosed is$ ____ for ____ tickets 1 Name Company Telephone 1------1------ 1----- .-~-------~-----~------------, GOOD MORNING COSTA MESA ''90-MINl.TfE BREAKFAST BOOST'' Open to the public Thu~,Sept.18,1997 7:15-8:45 a.m. at Costa Mesa Country Club .-- Saw $5 AND gtt YOUR tum1t on OUT sptdal NFIWORKING ROSIER by prrpayingf $12 prepaid reservations • $17 at the door Phone reservations accepted with credit card payment SPEAKER: Gail Brown, president of Exceeding Expectations Strategies for Achieving Customer Service Excellence 1 Please make checks payable to · Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce I' or VISA, MC. AM expires Plea9t mail to: Costa Mesa Ownber of Commerce, I l~u":n:ss Expo Tlckets • Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce 1815 Newpcrt Blvd., Ste. E-2?0 • Costa Mesa. CA '11iiO Ii 1835 Newport Blvd., #E-270 •Costa Mesa, CA 92627 I FormoreinlomWionortomakeareservat:ion,call (714) 174-8780 11 C.U (714) 57441780 w11h '"'J 'flUltWN 11r for m•rt tnfor1N1ti1111. I I ""---------.... --..:.--------------.J L---------------------------·-..1 Chamber Golf Tournament proves huge success At the first annual Costa Mesa Community Golf Classic, July 28 at Mes a Verde Country Club, 96 golfers teed off in what was proclaimed by everyone t~e best run tournament they had ever played In. The tournament trophy will be di$played at Mesa Verde · Country Club throughout the I Nowadoys. be makes bis rOunds -from Pel- ican Point, to the Shake Shack, to Reef Potm, to Crystal Cove ranger headquarten -with video camera in band. But tbole elbaMt dolphlm bave managed to eecape Ids camera Jem. la Jeliuuy 188J, K.llY grabbed a date~ flom lb9 lbad:: Uid MW a felltaJe dol:pbln drde. He found a man on th6 beac::b with a video cam-era. but bia ~had Just nm out. Kelly JU Mme, recalved phone ceDs from both the Loi Angeles nmee and Orange Coun- ty Register while he WU gettinq his equipment, and by the time he and tbe media cameras made lt back to the cove, the dolphins were goof¥ •They're horribly ungrateful and rude,• he said wryly. "They won't sticlt atound lor 10 min- utes for me.• .. Despite his inablltty to catch his favorite dol- phin event on film, Kelly is convin~ one per- son at a time that the dolphins' interest should be considered. •1 want to see the dolphins protected,• he said ·1 want their habitat to be protected and have their food be protected. "This ts where they pick to have their babies. It's a sheltered area.• The cove has calmer waves than other beach- es, and when the dolphins come inland, they are protected from sharks, hQi#d. He sees the longtime ~ve residents as free wardens who do not bother tbe dolphins and take it upon themselves to call park rangers when they see tourists bother them. But those residents will be forced to leave soon to make room for tourist cottages along the beach. Kelly was outraged when the Environmental Impact Report for the new development did not indude any mentiorl cit'tbe dolp>upa, But bia ~ ta vi1itin9 the Crystal Cove rangers and tam ability to get some media attenUon tMve piqued the interest of dolptun· lovers and develoJ>en,' ilike. Tari Sigler, e eopbomore at Orange Coast c.ollege, 11 ~ tbr'M boud tNldl week to oblerve at Crystal ove for Kelly's research. •r think Lrs attical (to have documentation). Visiton have no idea that dolphins liVe right in tbe lbcnline, • abe Mid. •rm afraid ot what this would do to our ooutal population.• ~ A woman UYlng tn 1bree Ardl Bay, IOUth of Laguna Beach, contacted Kelly and provided bbn.1..with her own videotape of the birthing event. The video, although not taken in Clystal Cove, ts the Hrat, clear, Visual proof Kelly bas to show skeptics. Michael f reed, managing director of Resort Design Gt-oup in San Prancisco, which is IJlil.D· aging the Crystal Cove development. met with Kelly la.st month to discuss his concems. •we thought it was a terrific opportunity to do some research and help protect the dot- phins, • freed said. Freed plans to incorporate observation posts into the plan for tourists to watch and report dol- phin and othe.r marine activity.~ full-time marine biologist would also be on-site to oversee educational activities, be said. • Although Kelly maintains the cove would remain safer for the· dolphins if the long-term residents would remain instead of toW'ists, he said the interpretive center was a good way to lessen the development'• impact. ·1 was very impressed with bis [Freed's) ctesign, • Kelly said. "They ~ benefit. We can benefit and continue to have a sped.al thing going on here.• Because for Kelly, the bottom line is keeping a safe maternity ward for the dolphins. "I'd like to see this place be protected,• Kelly said. •If it can't be done naturally. It bas to be done artificially.• ... CRUM MEL CONTINUED FROM 1 counts herself because It replicated another. ~ AD of the cbAr981 relata to three underage Big Bear boys Crummel allegedly molested in 1987-88. The remalntog counts COJlcetn two victiml, tbe first of whom Crummel ·= mole9ted Clll 18\'80 occulonl, aDd of whom he allegedly m.oletted while they were under 1be Inoue.nee of alco- 1 hol, nager-Dvorak said. The judge kept the remaJ.nlng counts because theJe is a longer statute of limitations for the more serioUJ alco- hol allegations, which hold that the boys' drunkenness prevented them MESA CONTINUED FROM 1 Theaters Inc. founder William James Edwards, the popular movie theater chain bas no interest in pursuin9 a restorati6n project, nor does it plan to haggle over ~e property with develop- ers, according to the chain's attorney Lany Davidson. . Ruoff, 30, of Newport Beach, works as a promoter and also works part·time at Z Pizza. He has been using the the- ater with bis family's permission to operate a nightclub. He says customers are struck by the architectme of the old building and have bee& asking how they can save it. Ruoff said if he and Sweatt are unable to raise funds to buy the facility from Borders, then they are hoping to I ma 112 drt'ng Crwnmel'• adVances and Cbat Cnmunel knew ol their vUlnerabU· ity, 'n'ager-Dvorak sakl. Also, the inci- dents OCCWTed U ~ U 1988, '.'ftager-Dvorak said. Sabet last week tentatively dJs- miaed all of ~ counts. 1tager-Dvora.k ..act lbe wa •plea.Andy swprlted• at the judge's final ruling Thursday. ·1 bad anticipated being Jett with maybe one count or none,· ltager- Dvorak said. •tt•s a better result than I Md antidpated. • A. bearing will be held OD Sept. 19 at 1 :30 PJD. to detennlne whether there is "dear and corroborating" evidence the aimes occurred before proceeding to trial. lrager-Dvora.k said. A photograph shows Crummel's band on the genitalia of one of the boys, and a witness can corroborate the testimony of the other boy, nager-Dvorak said. appeal to the National Park Service and Heritage Preservation Commis- sion. But first they want to talk wtth Borders developers, H.C. Properties, whose officials they say haven't returned telephone calls. Fonner owner Mason Suer, whose heirs have agreed to sell the property to developers, spent $17 5,000 to build the Mesa theater in 1948. In its time, the theater boasted comfortable seats, good acoustics, a cry room where moth- ers could continue to watch the film with their crying babies and a smoke_ room. City Planning Manager Perry Valantine said the property is already in escrow and· doubts that Ruoff and Sweatt will be able to undo the deal. •trs in escrow and will be bougbtby someone else unless they can stop it,• Valantine said. •1rs not a historical building, it's not registered, so I don't know if~ is anJWay they could stop Crum.mel bu piH tJed torf'< ...... Cru.mmel •'ftided .. w cbu9ll . in t99S when • iud99 . tbrew oua tbe cue oo a at.atute of timltatlcw llloe. WMtever tbe e>tdaJriM of the cur- rent cw, at itl eondnlioo Crummel will face one OOUDt of murdll!lr with ..,. dll dmmwtlDC.W ID lth•llidw ~ for the dealh of Jamey Wlfled '"noaili', the 13-year-old Costa Meaa boy wbo disappeared off Halbor Boulevard OD b.la way tO edac>Ol iD 1979. It WU Crummel who repa.rted find· big notter'I flN!P-tecl rmMini JaMr Ortega HMJbwaay ID 1990. Crwmnel becuM tM tblrd OnlDge County sex ottinds to bne .. ~ abouts publicized qnder Megan's Law. •Earlier this year a uthodtiel poit8d Oiers desoibing him as a bigb-rilk predator with multiple comicticml al bis Ima LoitCourt bmle. tt unless they bought it.• Representatives of H.C. Properties, which is developing the property, could not be r~ched for comment The city is expected to.approve its final development plans and rezone the area from a commerdal to a planned development zone at Monday's Rede- velopment Agency meeting. Before the company can initia~ demolition of the Mesa Theater, it must give Edwards Theaters a 30-<lay notice. Additionally, the developer is required to photograph and document the histo- ry of the theater before demolishing ti. 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(714) 903-7784 • muJennium tnedlC.Dl Group ,1,_ t- i .... --®~- Actual size 4 inches x 2 inches A Name/Year of Gr~tion B Your Message PUlllSHIHG SErTIMID MCI\ a l5Ch IM 1HI' CWLYPltOT. ALSO A.VA!..!t.IU OM THl o.c.c. CAWUS. ; ... • I .. " I 'J .. THE MATCH GAME Collection of eJiPerienced returners provide Costa Mesa Coach Jerry Howell with ample pieces for his lineup puzzle. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Prior C OSTA MESA -If you don't like the Costa Mesa High football team's starting lineup, wait one practice. It's likely to change. But while most prep programs are preparing for the rapidly approaching 1997 season with !IOme degree of uncertainty, Coach Jeny Howell grapples daily with what his colleagues would consider a pleasant problem. No less than 18 of his 32 returning letterman started at least one game ft>r last fall's 6-5 playoff squad, including eight who put in appearances on both sides of the ball . However, with position changes, sparse losses to graduation, an altered offensive scheme, and the dynamic intrasquad competitic;m that continues to punctuate the Mustangs' preseason workouts, Howell and hls staff have their hands full sorting out exactly who fits best where. Though the ma1ority of spots have been so!Jdthed, ever-changing variables conspire to make an accurate preseason portrayal of Mesa personnel about as re!Jable as a teleVlSion weatherman's forecast. Here's a posillon-by-position guideline: • Quarterback -Senior Ronnie Llevanos, who completed just one pass a year ago in three starts, holds a narrow edge over fellow senior Dan Baume, who started the other eight games, completing 15 of 43 for 292 yards and three touchdowns. A shift from the smashmouth double wing to the Wing-T, will likely give the Mesa signal callers more opportunities to throw. It will also take away their status as glorified pulling guards, which they earned by regularly joining the off-tackle blocking interference in the double wing attack. Both have worked hard to improve their passing skills (six interceptions to three lDs in '96), according to Howell, who believes the ability of one or both to provide consistent play and leadership will be vital to the team's lofty expectations. Junior Ricley Martin, who quarterbacked the junior varsity Jut.Jail, is a backup. r •1 I\ ·.11, \ 1·11 c II!·••'\'.:·,', \II\ i'.,11>1 1'.l> \II: •ii 1-1111 r-------------------------------------------~----------, • Colon: Black, green, white. • =•: Pacific Coast. • 't NCOrd: Overall, &-5; League, 3-2. • Eof offense: Modified Wing-T. • of defense: Multiple 40. • coach: Jerry Howell (third, 10-11). " Staff: Tom Baldwin (defensive coorinator, defensive line); Mike Crowe (offensive coordinator, quarterbacks); Ryan Taylor (linebackers, and head JV coach); Jerry Holloway (offensive line); Gary Baume (tight ends, receivers, secondary); Roy Asuega (offensive line, Jerry Howell defensive line, junior varsity). • Retwnlng starters: 10 offense, 11 defense. • Returning lettermerw: 32 • Retwnlni wtth honors: WB Steve Herz~, WB Vince Hamade, FS Ronnie Uevanos, CB Ben Felter, DL Jeremy S1edsma, OL Jeremy Via. 1997 Schedule Friday, Sept. 12 -s.ddlebMk (at Orange Coast College) Friday, Sept. 19 -CofvM ct.I Mm' (at Orange Coast College), 7:30 Friday, Sept. 26 -at SL Anthony (Oark Flel(j) Thursday, Oct. 2 -Gllbrtellno (at Rosemead) • Friday, Oct. 10 -Anlihelm (at Oran9e Coast College) Thursday, Oct 16 -Alllo Niguel• {at Newport Harbor) Friday, Oct. 24 -&tanc:ll9* (it Newport Harbor) Friday, Oct. 31 -Unlvwllty• (at Newport Harbor) Thursday, Nov. 6 • ........ Hiiis• (at Mission VJejo) : · Thursday, Nov. 13 -...... IMc:h• (at Newport Harbor) ·: *Denotes Padfk Coast League game. ~ 1 AJI games 7 p.~., unless noted. • : L--~-~-------------------------------,-----------------J ' . ---------------- Mustangs makeover virtually complete • ·Costa Mesa, having scrapped the double win~ for the Wmg-T, might just have the horses to challenge Laguna Hills, Aliso, for the PCL crown. By Barry Faulkner. Daily Pilot C OSTA MESA -The seed~ of what Coach Jeny Howell believes may be c special 1997 season for the Cost; Mesa High football team took root in the satw'ated playing surface of the Buena Park High stadium last November. It was there that the reign of the smashmouth double wing offense gave way to, well, rain, or at least the mud puddle remnants of a storm that preceded the Mustangs' 14-0 loss· to Sunny Hills in the first round of the CIF Southern Section Division VIII Playoffs. The muck and mire, as well as a staunch Sunny Hills defense, combined to yield a paltry 64 yards of total offense and only three first downs, as the methodical Mustangs' playoff hopes were literally stuck in the mud. Having grown increasingly sour on a system he inherited three seasons ago from Myron Miller, then agreed to perpetuate for fhe short term, Howell watched with envy that night as the Lancers' Wing-T ~sed 235 yards of offense and 15 first downs. The Mustangs' deepest penetration was the Sunny Hills' 47. So, it was hardly a revelation when Howell quickly an_nounced plans to covert to the Wing· T, which he will unveil a week from tonight in the season opener against Saddleba.ck. ·It's allowed us to open the box," Howell said of the new,l but 6tiU run-oriented offeJ)Se, which features 18-inch line splits, where none existed in the double wing. "It allows us to spread the defense out and it gives us the option to throw the ball a little bit better. No (opponent) will have 11 people 3 yards from the line of sa'immage this year." I ' • I :l ' s Manos misses repeat by just one stroke at PGA Section • Big Canyon assistant pro misses repeating as the · touniey's champion; collects $2, 7001 paycheck. Kelly Manos, Big Canyon Country Club assistant pro- fessional and defending champion of the Southern Cali- fornia PGA Section Championship, missed repeating by one stroke Thursday in the finale ol the three-day event At Mission Hills Country Club in Rancho Mirage. Ken Conant of Sierra La Verne Country Club in San Dimas cal.mly rolled in a birdie putt from eight feet on the 54th and final hole to win tl\e section .title and dethrone Manos, who finished tied for second at 211, shooting a C?und of 2-under-par 70 on the last day. Manos, who tied Bob Madsen of Singing Hills for second earned $2,700 for bis ~er-up performance, while Conant pocketed $5,100. Conant also r~e1ved automatic entries into the 1998 Bob Hope Clas- sic, the LA NtSsan Open, the San Diego Buick Invitational and the Nike Tour's Inland Empire Open. Conant, the only southpaw in the field, shot level-par 72 Thursday, after rounds of 10 and 68. Manos shot 73 and 68 the first two rounds. Manos will continue his quest in the SCPGA Club Professional Championships in the fall for a chance to qualify for the 80th PGA Championship next year at Saha.lee Country Club in Redmond. Wash. Manos will play in the second stage of the three-stage PGA quali- fying in El, Paso, Texas, Oct. 29 through Nov. 1. · Manos advanced out of the first stage at Bear Creek July 28-29, when he shot 72 and 74 to finish 10th. • The low 25 finishers at the third stage next year qualify for the PGA Championship. -By Richard Dunn Orange Coast United season begins Saturday The Orange Coast United soccer club, under SOCCER Coaches Walid and Ziad Khoury, will begin its regular season this weekend when the Breakers and Hqtspurs play Saturday at Estancia High. . More than ~00 players ages 9-18 make up 21 teams representing the Newport Beach-Costa Mesa area. Last season, OCU boasted five league champion teams from the 15 teams in the club. MI am looking forward to a highly competl~ve season this year,# President Terry Coville said. - -~.41111 .... ~ Q11MuNrrv co~w~r•~r.t.11~,~-~Wjr-.iiiWiMif.~~~ BENED1cnoN OR Buzz SAW? •Don Watson is "cautiously optimistic• about Orange Coast College's first women's water polo program. By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -'The first-year head coach ol the Orange Coast College women's water polo team needs to thank swimming coach Don Watson for building such ·a swimming powerhouse and bringing $<>me of that talent to the polo ranks. But the coach won't be thanking Watson ... because he is Watson, and according to the leg- encfary swim coach, building a program is elemen- tary. MWe have a strong aquatic background with the swim programs here," be said. HYou stait out with a team that has a goOd work ethic and a good attitude and, as time goes by, you track down more and more talent and build off that attitude and add more." According to the aquatic maestro, his first women's water polo team has that attitude. "Because of our strong tradition, we get a lot of calls and talk to every kid. It's a matter of doing a lot of leg work and getting as ·nice of kids as possible in the pool," he said. •nus team has nice kids and they have a fabulous work ethic."' Last season Watson took on the role of the swim team's assistant coach after several successful sea- sons at the head spot and gave the reins to Jon Ralh- felder. The duo led the women's team to-1be state championship. A pair of those swimmers, Estancia's Aileen Ben- nett and K,aren Helm of Foothill, will be the sopho- more leaders on the water polo team. "They are both experienced players and have excellent speed," ·Watson said: nus time around, Rathlelder will serve as Wat- son's assistant in guiding the polo team. A proven successful mix, Watson and Rathfelder have picked up three Orange County All-Stars out P-010 of high school. El Modena'• Duffi Finnigan will be in the cage, while Newport Harbor's Erin Mwpby will start in the field, and Aahley Carlton of University will rotate into the action. "Duffl ts loo~g good in the gjj)8),• Watson said. "(Mwphy) should make an impa.ct. • The other county all-star is Villa Par~s Morgan Meyer, who will start for Watson. Pilling the remaining staiting positions looks to be Jaclcie 1tan of Canyon and Saddleback's Shak Fimbres. •shak is just an excellent outside shooter,• Wat- son Added. While the women's water polo programs in the Orange Empire Conference are all relatively new, each school boasts a team. •Top to bottom, this is the strongest conference,• Watson said. "There's usually a parallel that trans- fers from the swimming programs to (the water polo programs.) And this is the strongest swimming con- ference. .. The athleticism is so important.• But will Watson's athletes pay the bill in its first year? · • Grossmont and Saddle back made the playoffs last season, so they'll be good. And we've got a shot,• be said. "We may run into a buzz saw the first time out, but we'll find out.• · 1997 schedule Friday, Sept. S -at Saddleback Toumament Saturday, Sept. 13 -at El camino Toumament Wednesday, Sept 17 -at Palomar• Fri.-Sat., Sept. 19-20-at Mt. San Antonio Wednesday, Sept. 24 -Saddlebadt• (home) Sat.-Sun., Sept. 27-28 -at Diablo Valley Toumament Wednesday, Oct. 1 -at Grossmont• Wednesday, Oct. 8 -Riverside* (home) Wednesday, Oct. 1 S -Santa Ana• (horru!) Fri.-Sat., Oct. 17-18 -at Long Beach City Tournament Wednesday, Oct. 22 -at Cypress• Tuesday, Oct. 28 -San Diego Mesa* (home) Thursday, Oct. 30 -Conference Championships (at Cypress) Saturday, Nov 1 -Conference Championships (at Cypress) LOOKING BACK ON •96 MISSION ACCOMPLISHED Mustangs reached all three preseason goals · / the CIF Southern Section Division VIII Playoffs. The Mustangs LOOKING BACK O N 19 95 ,,_ port-Mesa District and first-team All- Pacific Coast League laurels. were all-district and first-team all· league, while Lefever, Siedsma and Felter were also all-district and second-team AD-PCL. in 1996, including third· CIF berth in four years. The Mustangs used a produc- tive ground game and a stingy defense to earn victories over Coronado, Gabrielino, Calvary Chapel, Estancia, University and Laguna Beach. actually led eventual CIF champion Aliso Niguel, 7-0. until lclte in the first half, and forced the Wolverll)eS, who fin- ished 14-0, to score a pair of second-half touchdowns to claim a 21-7 decision. hdfk The defense, COMt ~ which finished Causey and senior offensive lineman Jose Ayala were second- team all-league selections, help- ing Mesa earn its third postseason berth in four years. ~ W L fifth in Orange By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot Alio;o N19 uel 11 ; o '-. 0 L.1q u n .1 Holl., ,., : l 1 (O .. t,1 fl.11 •I lh • ; } COSTA· MESA -Two words described the Costa Mesa High football season in 1996: mission accomplished .• Coach Jerry Howell's junior- laden squad set th?ee preseason goals for the campaign and attained them all, including a winning season (6-5), recapturing the perpetual Bell trophy by beat- ing Estancia (17-0) and making They were bested by Saddle- back, Edison, Aliso Niguel, Lagu- na Hills and first-round playoff foe Sunny Hills, but only Edison failed to~ the playoffs amoog those~ · A rain-soaked field, as well as a strong Sunny Hills delense, combined to shut down the Mus- ta.Qgs• smashmouth double wing offense in a 14-0 Lancers' first. round victory to eliminate Mesa from the qlP Playoffs. Junior wingbacks JitaNe Herzog (1,112 "n '!Jyards and 16 touchdowns) and E. .. t.111.1,1 1!, 13 \1" •. , . ' l' l l Lcty\••'~' bt ~u.h llJ • 1 L ·J County in scoring defense (12.5 points per con- test), featured senior inside line- ba~ers Julius Vaquez and Jeremy Lefever, ltagedy surfaced in Week 4, when Coronado quarterback Adrian Taufaasu lost conscious- ness after be1n51 tackled in a game against the Mustangs at Newport Harbor High and lat~ died. Sev- eral Mesa players attended bis funeral in Coronado and this year·~ game with Coronado, scheduled to be played on the island, was canceled at the mutu- al agreement of both schools. MUSTANGS CONTINUED FROM 6 t fullback, while sophomore David Weir could see time at fullback and halfback, according to Howell. Andre Robinson (155 yards and four TDs last fall as a junior) would have undoubtedly contributed. But he is no longer at the school. • Jlecelvers -Senior Jerry Oeveland, one of nine Mustangs to share the 16 receptions last fall (one catch for 7 yards) will be the featured aerial target. after a noteworthy spring and summer. He started exclusively at comerback as a junior, but will likely relinquish that role, according to Howell. Senior Matt Peca and, perhaps, the loser in the Lievanos-Baume quarterback duel, could also see action at wide receiver. The wingback spot, more akin to a flanker in the Wing-T, will be filled by senior Ben Pelter, with Weir, Peca and senior Rovinn Sou also supplying depth. Felter, an AD-PCL comer as a junior, caught a 78-yard TD pass last fall and rushed for 1()9.yards on 23 rushing attempts. • Tigbt end -Matt Good, a 6-foot, 165-pound senior, is the frOnt·runper, having started seven:games tn the former double-tight alignment. He caught three puses for 42 yUdi, ma.kiJ:ig him the leading retunilng receiver and only one cl two Mtiltangl to catch more t.ttAD two pas.-in '96 (Roblnlori fielded flVe). Jeremy Stedcma,.~ to be a detemiYe form, It aiiOth.-Qendtdlte on a lilt that alto lndud411 Nonmnt Rk:bArd Prim and JMOll R.an)dn. .. sopbamOnt Shaun~ ~to "9 tor time--. ta liU.ly Iott fol the •••aa aft8t • ~ ................. ~ ... ............ .....,. Vince Hamade (943 with 10 TDs) paced the offense, which averaged more than 22 points per game. The duo, which also sparkled at outside line• backer spots, earned All-New- junior tackles Jeremy Via and Jeremy Siedsma, senior end Donny Causey and secondary standouts Ronnie Lievanos and Ben Felter. ahead of nun on the depth chart. Ives, coming off recent arthroscopic knee surgery, is viewed as a potential Division I college prospect, but be is still approaching his full potential. Jeremy Via (6-2, 275), the Mustangs' premier presence in the trenches and a returning All-PCL guard, may be as good as any lineman in the league, according to Howell. Junior Gus Sandoval (5-1 1, 200) is slated to start at the other tackle spot, while senior Chris Shanley (5-9, 175) holds the edge at center, where he started three games last fall. Mark.nacy, a 6-3, 290-pound senior who started two games at center in '96, quit the team before fall practice opened. Senior Brandon Davidson, who will miss the first three games for disciplinary reasons, will provide de~th, Via along with yan Ferryman. Albert Landeros, Josh Mendez and Trevor Stiles. "We have more size and quickness than we've had in the past." Howell said ol the trench dwellers. "If we're tough up front, we could have a great year." • laddng ~ -Peca booted 22 converslOlll and field goals of 39 and 26 yards last fall, e.nd will relWJl.8 place-k:icking chores, While Price and Pelter are battling a\ punter. · Jtmmy Hersog, who returned. several kickl for toucbdowm for the fr9lbmen team. & the front·runnet ~ the 11.Xk returnen. While Pelter Uo bu abown ~. Vasquez, Via and Lievanos where he started every game last season, while Price, who started every week at either end or outside linebacker in '96, will man the other end spot. ·They're as good a pair of ends as any in the league,• Howell said, who likes the tandem's agility and quickness. "We don't look at people on defense who can't move quickly and both have worked bard to improve their strength in the weight room, particularly Kim (5-10, 170)." Davidson, Jeff Loggins and Good are among the backups at end, while Norman could see time at tackle. • Unebackers - Graduated all-leaguers Julius Vasquez and Jeremy Lefever left a void here, but Siedsma (6-2, 205), a second-team all-league defensive tackle as a junior, has evolved to an Felter upright position to fill one vacancy. Senior Ryan Ferryman (6-1, 200) is a front-runner at the other inside spot, retumbig from a one-year absence from the sport. Shanley is another Inside candidate, while Nonnan, Brandon Jones, Thdd Duddrldge and Ran1dn provide additional options . Steve Herzog and Ha.made ate returning starters at outside linebacker, but Welr c:oul~ start in j>lace Of Ham.ode, or at lea.st ~ • one or both a periodic btelther. Jimmy Herzog, Norman and Good could iWIO contribute outakle.. MESA CONTINUED FROM 6 Though Howell aspires to throw the ball more, he'll need some cooperation from a quarterbacking duo that completed just 16 of 52 for 300 yards last fall. Ronnie Lievanos, 1 for 9 as a junior, is a step ahead of fellow senior Dan Baume (15 for 43 -lllld all three aerial TDs) and Howell is raving about the pass-catching ability of converted comerback Jerry Oeveland. Senior Jeremy Via (6-2, 275), all-league and all-district on defense in '96, headlines an offensive line averaging around 6-2, 240 from tackle-to-tackle- Though it may take some time to tum the page with the new offensive scheme, the Mustangs' defense, under the tutelage of esteemed coordinator Tom Baldwin, should provide a solid safety net. •we know we can play defense with anyone,~ said Howell. whose 1996 squad, including nine current players who started at least five games and 13 who started at least one, was fifth-best in Orange County in scoring defense. The Mustangs yielded just 137 points in 11 games (12.5 per contest) Uevanos and 56 of those were scored by Aliso Niguel. the unbeaten Divislon vm champ, and Laguna Hills. Six times the Mustangs held foes to seven points or less, including one shutout. Opponents averaged a mere 107 yards on the ground and 62 through the a1r in '96. Thckles Via and Matthew Rucl81ill, u well u returning ends Nam Kim and Richard Price, provide a. dangerous combination ot size and ~ up froot. Jeremy Siedsma, an all-league tackle &ut faD, moves to inside linebo.coker, wtaere graduated Jullul v~ and Jeremy Lefever left the only ~t ~ Steve H~ aDd Hamade u. plOftD ~ llneb&Cken, ~b HOWell WOUid lib to llmtt lbiti' I defensive con.trtbuUOn to ~ llMlr ... g, fOf oaeme. U9van01. ~ a fifth linebllcbl at tr.~ an<:bOn a~ that~ Pellr. Ranked No. 8 tn tbe DWWoa WI P.'111.,. poll. Ho'"1I tm•t t'ODCediDg PCL l\IPIWAllL'f '9 No. 2-lmb Lt tajnH HIBi, Of No.. 10 Mio. ......... ..,.,,.,. ...... ! ..... , ....... l'tllllrplaf we-...1MtM.•111i11'11A WtiiJie Ja.lillr OIL 11 ...... .._ ........... • Newport Beach resident faces the world's top player •. Swiss phenom Martina Hingis, in the U.S. Open semis today. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot For most on the Women's Ten- nis Association Tour, facing top- seeded Martina Hingis in the U.S. Open semifinals would probably be a task too great to conquer. But for Newport Beach's Llnd· say Davenport, it's at least 50-50 . Davenport and Hingis are tied, 3- 3, in their career, including a split of two meetings this year. Davenport, one of only two women to have defeated Hingis this year, plays in her first Grand Slam semifinal today in Flushing Meadows, N.Y., at about 10:30 a.m. local time. · Men's doubles action kicks off the day at 8 a.m., followed by the women's singles semifinal match- es. Unseeded Venus Williams wUl play 11th-seeded lrina Spirlea in the other semifinal. Davenport •and her doubles partner, Jana Novotna, qualified for a berth in Saturday's finals oo Thursday, besting Hingis and Arant:x.a Sanchez-Vicario, 6-4, 6-3. Davenport, seeded sixth, defeated third-seeded Jana Novotna in Wednesday's quarter· finals, 6-2, 4-6, 7-6 (7-5), a match with no aces and lasting 2:3Q, while Hingis, the 16-year-olQ.. Swiss phenom, needed only 62 minutes to beat Arantxa Sanchez Vicano, 6-3, 6-2. . When Davenport won the. Acura Classic Aug. 9 at Manbat~ tan Beach, she eliminated Hing:W in the semifinals, 6-2, 4-6, 6-4. It was only Hingis' second lpss ol 1997. Earlier in the year at La Costa •. Hingis topped Davenport, 6-2, 1- 6, 6-3, in the Toshiba Termis Clas-. sic. Hingis and Davenport, ~~ 1996 Olympic gold medalist, also met twice last year, with ~ winning both matches -~t Filderstadt. Germany, and at the. Ameritech Cup in Chicago last October. Davenport won both meetings in 1995 against the world's ~­ rent No. 1-ranked player. Daven- port beat Hingis that year at the Sydney International in Australia, 6-3, 1-6, 6-3, then later at the, French Open in Roland Garros Paris, 4-6, 6-2, 6-2. Davenport, coached by Robert Van't Hof of the Palisades Tennis Club, would be a heavy favorit~ to win the singles title lf she gets past Hingis today. One big weekend. for tennis scene • ' , • f ' l • a ' f ! " .. r • ' • ' ' ' l' • FM>AV. SEnWA 5, 1997 STARTING • ANEW BUSINESS?? Hie 'II lie!; tfea /fk-lte A GOOD ADI -- Call 642-5678 .. FRIDAY, 5El'TEMl£9' 5, 1997 • 1 _ • -I .; ·~ J. ~MUC llOTICU PUIUC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICll ' PUIUC NOTICll ' PUILIC NOTICIS PUBLIC NOTICES •uau c· NOTtcli PUIUC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICO PUIUC llOtlca ., • ~;p PUIUC IOTICll . ' =:, f~~i. c:,m~ .. ff!~.A"-Offiff .. any time llfltr lht ff•d Ufll .. i -~,,.,.,Id II YOU do llO( Mt YOUf ,. I PUBLIC NOTICE lht ·. COl'ltld•tcl0'1" lot th• 6:30 PM. Th• f&1U011 OI lh• reqUGe"*lll or 1111t flUIUC NOTICI I •1 J "'"'1• llrat publlcatiQl'I hattol Ind b h .. 1.... ..-..IC ll)Ol'IM on llMI, you may Ira.niter of Ille butlneu lhl Public Hearing I• lht C1lllotnl1 Envlronmental 1------.....,--a. •• ~ PU11JC IOTICI! C'rt c: ... 111y dttctlbtd •• !*Ota date Of ..... Y •uc cH ..... • c.,... c; IOM th• c .... end yout • .-onat1n2ea and lleanH 11 10 be paid Fifth Floor Conferenc:• Oualltv Act. ,......_. ••lrt•H ;.-;.~""""~~'!"'""---I Ollowli .. .. D•eedi Aul· ae. 1tt7 cam OI' blddet't bOnd. waott. money and P..rOJ>-NOTICI TO only aller ine ttan•flf has Room, City HIN, 77 Fair NOTE: Tiii 1e11pen11 ol ..... Stai ...... '-8TAftUlfT OP PAAC~~JBIT A llLalN AARON p.,. No bid 1hall bl consld· Qn m1y bl taken Without C"llDITORS OP been ~~d by th9 o.. 0.1ve, Costa MHa, CA thlt notice 11 paid !tom a Tl\t ~ perwona .,. .~.·'!!'~fTlfTIOUOl'I UNIT 49, IN THE CITY OF eonat ft•prH9fttaUH ~~~ .. Wllfff"'m' .. ~n111,hma•dde ..:'t .. ~ c-· .. " warning !tom Iha •ULk IA&.a AND pll1mlfll of M:ohOllc Bev· Commenl•Of 1equn11 for liliog fff COllfc:tlO lrom tM doing bullnffs aa: v• _. r-' N E W P 0 RT of ... _ •-....,.,. .,. ,.. "'" .... ....,.. OF NTINTION 9f1ge ContrOI. llddttJOn.al lnform1tlo11 may eppltc:ant. SUHCHILO, 2tGOf Wood-8UllNIU NAM• CO B EACH • ..... -tae• Cotta Mesa Sanlt1ty DI• ~Mrt trt Olher 19gal r• I Det~t Auttwt 20 bl dorec19d to M•k• U~ Pub 111 ht d N • w po r I la"-Coutt. San .Mil\ TM ,following Pefton• STA~~Tvo,PF ORANGE, Att~ at Uw1 tr1C1 and .. made In IC qulremantf. You may Wini TO TRANSFER 1997 • arn, (7t4) 7S4·SS711. be-Be1c ... -<:0111 Mffa Diiiy itltlt'O, CA 92t74 -. ~ abMldontcf tl\e u11 of AS SHOWN A~~lg~FRNI.\. WHtTAK.11.R & Ll:VIU c:ordll\CI with the pro~ to call 111 .nomey right Al.COHOLIC /ti CHAftLEI • BAUR lore 5.00 PM Sepllmb« Pilot s.ptembtf 5, 1997 Donavon Mllr'Ull ,,....,_ Utt ,lclltlout Bu1lne11 ON THE CONOOMlm~~ MlohMI L.vtM, "°"' Of lht Propo1• , .. away" If you do not knc: HV1!RAQE LICIENSI! /ti EDWAl4D J . BAUR 2~.u1::r.h1d Newport F397 ~· ;::6~~~.::i~ Nan: WttfMcle Dlatrtbu-PlAN FOR LOT I , RE· 2041 C•nturr P•rk qulrementa. ' :: :tt!::!:• rlf°::r11m:"""~c• (U.C.C. 8'0i /ti ftlCIC !!RICKSON BHc:h·Cotta MHa Daily PUBLIC NOTICE rano, C... 928'4 tlon, '17 Avocado Slleet CORDED JUHE 18, 1982 •••t, lull• 1100, L•• Each bidder must be II-or 1 legal 11d office (llsted •t aeq. •nd J•NNY L E .. ICK P1101 S t mb 5 1997 s -• 2011 II<. Co~•1M1na. C8A 93027 AS INSTRUMENT NO. 82· Ant•l•1, Callfornla cent• .. llso ,.,.,.,181lned 11 In the pnone book), 8 & P 24073 et 1eq.) /ti "" • " . ep • " • PUBLIC NOTICe Trt,11n tegm .. .,, Th• Flct t OUI ualneu 2050511 OF OFFICIAL 90047, T•l•PhOM No.1 ... ...-..... DHPUH d• Que I• In· E•crow No. SON Fl95 Plannlnt Director'• Lugonl• Apt. 8· 'ffwpotl Name refened lo above RECORDS, ORANGE (:S101 H2•1731f FAX required by law.~ Class A tr en nta cftac:ton judl· 53097·DD Published Newport PUBLIC NOTICE U 11 Permit No.12 Beech. Cl< 92663 wH filed In Orangt.County COUNTV, CALIFORNIA. No.1 (310) 212·8121 °' C42 contractor 1 license cfe9ri,1ltd Ilene un pl1zo de Notice Is heteby given BHeh·Cosll Mna Daily Notice Is hereb~ given Sleph•n Scott Owen, 208 o" 1 1 •2 7 •9 8 • F 11 1 PAACEL 2: Publlthld Newport Is required. 30 DIAS CAlENDARIOS thll 1 bulk salo of assets Pilot Septemt>er 5, 1997 PUBLIC NOTICE thll 1n 1ppllcallon t\H ='.ac:~~~· Newport ~·~03~ E fi AN UNDIVIDED 1/S4TH Bea.eh-Cost• Mna Delly The Board ol Directors of pera presenter uni 11• and 1 tr1nsfer of 1tcohollc F396 Planning Director'• been submlttt<I by On.on-Joel Taylat Owen, 108 3,; Avocacfo UStr~ ,.K: INT0EREST IN AND TO LOT Piiot Santembe 4 5 11 ,..,. Coste Meaa Sanltlty tpuHta esc:rlta a maqulna bev111ge llc:ense Is about -Use Permit No. 11 One Personal Fltnesa (Al· Lugonla Apt. e. Newport 1 F TRACT 11451, AS -.. r • • • District reserves tne right to en HI• c:orte. to be m1d1. PUBLIC NOTICE · No1tce 11 hereby given bfit K. Lee, appllcanl), to BHeh CA 92663 Cotti Mna, CA m27 SHOWN ON A MAP RE· 1997. reject iny or all bid• Una carte o una 111mad1 Thi names, Soc:lal Secu· that 1n applica11on has establish a 1.300 1quare Damien Joseph Brawner, J~~ ~·~~:~sualc:on-CPOGRDSED IN BOOK 491, ThF095 The Contrict0t 1~11 c:om· 1etetonlca no la otrec111 rlly or Feder1I Tax Num· PUBLIC NOTICE been subm11t1td Dy Stephen loot, one-on-one pe1sonal 26791 Celle Marti, Cepo v!,._ A E 47 AND 48 OF MIS· ly wl h the i I f protecclon· su resputata bera, Ind addresses ol the OF PUBLIC HIE.ARING R VondtrHaar, to per1T111 fitntts tra1n.ng lac:lhty Tht Beech CA 92624 OaYld Ern~"'" -CElLANEOUS MAPS. PUBLIC NOTICE p I provsont 0 Hiiia a maquina tieoe que S1lle1/Ueen•H Ire: AND AVAILAlllLITY add1ttons and all11at1ons 10 propel'ly IS localed In lh• Matthew Jemes Hamtlton, 1H737313 88 RECORDS OF ORANGE Section 1no lo 1780 lnclu. c:utnpllr eon las formelJ.. CHARLES 8. BAUR ANO TO REVIEW an existing 1t119ie lamtly PC (Harbor View H11t1 412 Plazl Esllval, San Thi• ttlltment was flied COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, SANCITO~~DMISl!TIARICT slVI, Of the California Labor dades l~ales apropladas EDWARD J. BAUR. 6700 199._1897 dwelhng A Planning 01rec:· Planned Community) DI• Clement.e CA 92672 With Iha County Clerk of TOGETHER WITH All IM· "'"' Code, the prevalllng rite 11 usted qUlere Que la c:ona W. Coast Hwy., Newpon I!: tots Use Permit ls required tt1c:t. This b~siness 11 c:on- Orang• County on S.25-97 PROVEMENTS, THEREON, ORANQI! COUNTY, and acall of wag11, detlf' eacuc:he su c:uo. Btach, CL 92663 CONSOLIDAT D for additions to an H lJhng P1operty located at· 2818 ducted by: in urnnc:ot~ Delly PllOt August 29 Sep-~EPTING THEREFROM C.Al.tFORNIA ' mined by the Olrectot qr SI usted no presenla au The business lS '!mown ANNUAi. ~uplex thal is nonconrorm· San Miguel Dnve • rited association other jemblt 5 t2 19 1997 . C DOMINIUM UNITS 1 NOTICI! the Department of lndut· r11puesta a tiampo, puade aa: ANTONUCCl'S PERFORMANCE ing because lhe dwelling Planning Directors Use thoh a partnership · ' ' ' ·F3&4 THROUGH S.. INCLUSIVE, INVITING BIDS tr1el Relations State of Cll· perdllf el caso. y le pueden The "amet, Social Secu· AND EVALUATION encroaches ln10 the aide Permit No. 12 is scheduled Have you started doing ----------I LOCATED THEREON. NOTICE IS HEREBY ' qullat su salarlo, su dlnero rlty or Federal Tax Num· REPORT CDBO yard setback, and Iha In· lor review by the Planning butineu yet? Yff 7•1•97 PUBLIC NOTICE EXCEPTING ALL OIL, OIL GIVEN that Haled pro 0,. lfotnla, which are flied with y otras cosas de au bora, and addresses ol tho GRANTEE crease Is between 50·75% Department ot the Ctly ol Tristan Stegmaier "----~-----I RIGHTS, MINERALS, MIN· ala for furnlthlng all 1/bor the Clerk of the Dlatrlc:t, propledad sin avlso adlcio-Buyer/Transferee are: f\ICK PERFORMANCE ol •the existing square loot· Newport Beach at 3:00 Thia statement was m.d ITATllMENT OF ERAL RIGl'ITS, NATURAL materials IQUlpment' end 1hall forfeit p1naltles nal por pane de la c:orta. ERICKSON AND JENNY L. ORT age. . p.m., on Tuesday, Septom· W1lh the Counly Clerk 0 ABANDONMENT OF GAS RIGHTS, AND OTHER 1r1nsportation ind such pr11crlbed therefore for Exltlen otros requlsltos la· ERICKSON, 5171 Doanoko REP Planning Directors Use ber l6, 1997 The review Oran 8 Count on 8•22•97 UI• o• FtCT ... IOUS HYDROCARBONS, BY other faclliuei H may be noncompllance of u ld glles. Puede que usted S1t111, Irvine, Ca. 92714 . HOME PARTNERSHIP Permit No. 1.1 1s scheduled will be held 1n the Ptannlng g 199~3731174 • r ' ' WHATS 0 !: VER NAME required tor the CON· code qulera llamat a uo at>ogado As listed by Iha Seller/Li· PROO RAM ANNUAL for review in conjunc:11on Department II approved a1 8UltNllSS NAME KNOWN, THAT MAY BE STRUCTION OF THE FOL· Pur~uaol lo Calllornle lnmedlatamente. SI no cenaae, all other business PERFORMANCE w11h Mod1ltelhQfl No 4597. lhal 11me, tne appeal pe110d Daily Pltot August 29. Sep. Tiii following persons WITHIN OR UNDER SAID LOWING PROJECT· RE· conoce a un abogado names and addresses REPORT The properly Is located 1n of 14 days .... 111 begin from tember 5, l 2, 19, 1997 ~ ablndone<f lht use of LAND, WITHOUT, . HOW· CONSTRUCTING VARIOUS Contract Code Section puede Hamar a un servlc:io used by the Seller/Uc:ensee Nollet la hereby given the D1str1c1, triat dale. du11"'ij which F372 thl Flc:tltlou1 Busln111 EVER, THE RIGHT TO SEWER LINES PROJECT 22300, CONTRACTOR ""'" di referencia de ebogados Within three years t>elore that the City ot Costa Properly located at· 621 time any 1ntetes1ect party or PUBLIC NOTICE · N1me: KINQ, 17100 Gillette DRILL. MINE, STORE. EX· NOS. 1112 t'oo.uo & be entflled lo post ap-o a una oflcina de ayuda the date suc:h l1s1 was sent Mesa's Housing end Com· Orchid Avenue tne11 authomed agent ag· Avenue, lrvlne, CA 92614 PlORE AND OPERATE 1112100.145. proved securilles with 1he legal (vea el dlrectorlo Ille· or delivered to the Buyer/ munfty Development OtYI· Planning Director's Use grieved of 1ha1 doc1Ston1---5-U-M-MAR--Y-O_F __ The Fictitious Business THROUGH THE SURFACE Bids will be receiYed by Diatrlc:t or an epproved fl. fonlco). Transferee are: P.O. Box sion has completed 115 PermiJ No. 11 Is scheduled may lite a nouce of appeal ADOPTED N1,,,. referred to · above OR THE UPPER 500 FEET the Costa Meaa Sanitary nanclal lostltutlon In order CASE NUMBER • 1344, Nawpon Beach, Ca. 1996.1997 Consolidated tor review t>y the Planning 10 1he Planning Comm1s· wa1 ftlld In Orange County OF THE SUBSURFACE OF District. at the otflc:e of the 10 have Iha District release (Numaro def Ceeo) 92663 Annual Porlormance and Oepar1men1 ol the C11y of s1on w11h a filing lee ol ORDINANCE on 2 ·1 9·93 . F 11 e SAID LAND, AS RE· City Clerk 77 Fair Drive . 777911 Tho assets to be sold are Evaluahon Repon In com· Newport Beach at 3:00 S876.00 10 defray ine c:osl CITY OF No.F66t367 SERVED BY THE IRVINE Costa Mesa Calllornla unui funds retained by the Dis· described in general as. pllance with lederal Con· p.m .. on Tuesday, Septem· ol the appeal procedure COSTA MESA . Nanc:y L. Chester, 1682 COMPANY, A MICHIGAN lhe h i 10,00 lrlct to Insure pertormance JUDGE furniture, lixtur&S, equip· solidated Plan regulations. b!r 16, 1997. The review Stall invites nelgitbor1n9 ORDINANCE 97·27 Is Lloglay Avenue, Irvine, CA CORPORATION, IN AN IN· our 0 • a.m ., ol lhe Contracl. • MICHAEL BRENNER ment, trodename, 11oodw1ll, Th• Cit also has com· will be held In tho Planning property owners 10 submit scheduled to be In full &2614 STRUMENT RECORDED September 29, 1997, Liquidated damages In DEPT. t2 loaso. leasehold improve· plated Yts l996 Grantee Depanment. II approved al comments and/or provide lorce and ettect 30 days Thlt bu1lne11 ta eon· NOVEMBER 8, 1979 IN at which time they will be Iha sum of $250 per day The name and address of ments and are located at: Perlormance Report (GPA) that lime. the appeol period input related 10 the facility trom 11s acJoplion on Sep. ducted by in lndlvldual BOOK 13386 PAGE 1280 opened publlcly Ind read shall be Imposed for Hc:h the court Is: (El nombre y 6700 W. Coast Hwy., New· lor the Community Devel· of 14 days will begin lrom under cons1dera1ton. W11I· tember 2. 1997, and was N1nc:y Chester OF OFFICIAL RECORDS. aloud In th• councll c:ham-ed d be 0 d th direc:clon de la cone es) pon Beach. Ca. 92663 opment a·iock 'Grant that date. during which ten comments should be adopted by the following 19973731941 PARCEL 3: bars. Seated proposals unexcus ay 1 Y n 1 ORANGE COU.N.TY SUPE· The kind ol Ucense to be (CDBG) ptogram. and the ume any Interested party 0< submt11ed 10 the Planning roll call vote· COUNC1L Thi• atatement was filed NON·EXCLUSIVE EASE· shaU bear Iha title of the contract complel on date. 0 ,., transferred is· ON SALE l996 Annual Performance thetr authonzod agent ag· Depanmenl by Monday, M E M 8 E R 5 : A y Ea c MENTS AS SET FORTH IN Dated: Se ptember 5, RI A COURT, 700 .,.vie: BEER ANO WINE 41· Re rt (APR) lot lhl HOME gfleYed ol that decision September 15. 1997, in wltll the ounty Clerk 01 THE SECTIONS ENTITLED work and the name of the 1997 Center Drive West Santa 229934 t\OW Issued for ~he po p may lite a notice ol appeal order 10 be considered 1n Buffa, Monahan , llrtck Orange Co~inty on 11-29·97 "SUPPORT AND SETTLE· bidder but no Other dlslin-BY ORDER OF THE Ana, CA 92701 • premises located at: 6700 ih~~~er:::rarts '°c?~~· 1~~ 10 the Planning Comm1s· the Planning Departmenl s aon, Cowan, Som.rs Dally Piiot Sept•mber 5• MENT AND ENCROACH· gulshlng mark. Any bid re-BOARD OF DIRECT~S The name. address. and W. Coast Hwy. Newpor1 lime period of July 1 l996 slon w11h a l1hng fee of decision The applic1111on NOES: Nona. ABSENT \2, 19, 28. 1997 F414 MENr', "COMMUNITY FA· c:elved after the sc:heduled OF TttE COSTA MESA telephone number of plain-Beac:h, Ca 92663 through June 20, 1997. ' $876.00 10 dalray the cost and development plans ol None. PUBLIC NOTICE CILITIES EASEMENT", c:loslng time lor the receipt SANITARY DISTRICT tiff'• attorney or plllnttlf The anticipated date ol CDBG and HOME funded ot the ap,peal procedure. the proposed p101ec1 are ORDINANCE 97·27 edds AND "DRAINAGE OVER of bids shall be roturnod to P 11 • fth t 1; 1 • (El the sate/transfer ts Sept achvitles undertaken dunng Stall nvnes no1ghbor1ng available lor puDlic rell1ow Chaplets 1 and 11 10 Tiii• 1 ---0-n-.-1-5-1-A-"8-0---1 COMMUNITY FACILITIES", the bidder unopened 11 ub shed Newport w obu an a ~rneyi · 5· 24, 1997 at the olfice ol the ropon penod are con· property ownors to submit and inspec)1on at 1he Plan· 01 lhe Cosla Meso Munic:I ~ OF THE ARTICLE EN· · Beach·Costa Mesa Dally nom re, la dtrecc on Y el UNIVERSAL TITLE COM· sistont with the Con· comments and/or provide nlng Department. C11y ol Notice of Sala TITLED "EASEMENTS" OF shall be the sole responsl· Pilot September 5, 12, numero de lelelono del PANY·53. 400 N. Tustin solldated Plan and HUD's 1npu1 related 10 the 1act111y Newport Beach, 3300 New· pal , Code establishing ad of R••I Propartv THE DECLARATION OF blllty 01 the bidder lo soo 1997. abogado det demandanto, Ave. #400, Santa Ana. Ca national obieclivos 01 pro· under c,ons1dera1ion Wril· po~I Boulevard. Newport m1n1stra1ive procedures tor •t Private Sala COVENANTS, CONDI· that his bid Is rocelvod In F399 o del demandante que no 92705 viding Increased housing ten c:omments should be Bt!ach. California., 92659· C:IVll c11a11ons and c:ivl! floes Caae No. At87447 TIONS AND RESTRIC· proper time. Ilene abogado, es) The amount ol the pur-opportunilles. lair housing subm111ed 10 the Planning 1768. For lurther informa· tor v1oltit.ons ol the Costa In the Superior Coun of TIONS FOR BELCOURT A set of plan1 and apecifl· PUBLIC NOTICE Laur1 van Hoff Bar No chase price or consider· opportunltlos public ser· Department by Mond;iy,. m Hon c:ontact the Newport Mosa MuniC1pal Code, el thl Stile of C1llfornla, lor MASTER ASSOCIATION cahons may be obtained at 185001 N ke ' 0 Yi & allon in connec11on w11h the vices. •ecrea1'10nal lacihhes. order 10 be considered m Beac:h Plann•ng Depart· lec:hve November l, 1997 the County of ORANGE (THE "DECLARATION") the City of Costa Mesa De-SUMMONS i • 0 s. a 5 lranslar ol the ltcense and and communily devel-the Planning Oepanment s ment, Current Plans and 'THE FULL TEXT of the or In the Mlttef of the Estele RECORDED MARCH 24, part ant 1 p blic 'ser· (CITACION JUDICIAL) Ou nn, 450 Oc:ean Avenue, business. mclud1ng the es-opmeot ac:livttios whicn decision Tne apphcation Pro1ects D1v1s1on. (714) d nance may be tead m lhl o1 All.MORE S. AARON 1982 AS INSTRUMENT NO. m o u NOTICE TO DEFENDANT: Laguna Beach. CA 92651, hmated inventory, IS the beneltl ver low·mcome and development plans of 644·3200 ' . aka AL AARON deceased. 62·101131 OF OFFICIAL vices. 4th Floor, 71 F8'r (Av1so a Acusado) ROD (714) 376·3055 sum ol $220.000 00. which and low-inco~o persons. the proposed pro1ect are This p101ec1 nas t>ean r• City Clerk 5 Office, 77 Fell Notice Is hereby given RECORDS, AND ANY Drive, Costa Mesa, Caltlor· MURCHISON, an lndl· DATE: APR 15, 1997 consists or tho 1o11ow1ng· All persons intetested in available lor pubhc: review viewed, and 1t has been Dnve, Costa Mesa lhal the undefSIQned wtll AMENDMENTS OR SUP· nla upon I non-refundable vlduat; MURCHISON IN· ALAN SLATER, Clerk, Demand Nole to be reviewing the Consohdated a!'d 1nspec:11on at the Plan-determined lhat 11 1s cat· MARY T . ELLIOTT sell 11 Prlv1t1 Safe, to Iha PLEMENTS THERETO. payment ol $10.00. An ad-TERNATIONAL LTD., an bv KATHLEEN WOLFE, marked vo1de upon com,:>h· Annual Performance and ning Oepartmen1, C11y ol egorically exempt under Deputv Cltv Clerk h1ghHt and bast bidder, More c:ommonly known ditional charge of $2.00 wtll unknown entity; end DOES Daput anc:e ol sec11on 24074, with Evatuallon Repoll, GPA, Newport Be;ich, 3300 New· the requirements ol the Published Newport subject to c:onfirmallon ol as: 15 Chatham Court, be made II handled by mall 1 through 10. inclusive NOTrCE TO THE P A· the underslandlng tha1 the and HOME APA. may in· port Boulevard, Newport California Envlronmental Beach·Costa Mesa Daily said Superior Court, on or Newport Boach, California (Phone 171 ..,) 754•5307 lor YOU ARE BEING SUED BY . E requirement lor lunds to be spect copies at the Hous-Beach. Ca11fornla, 92659· Quality Act. Pilot September 5. 1997. , after lhe t51h day ol Sep-92660 . PLAINTIFF: (A Ud. le esia· SON SERVED. You are deposited In escrow shall ing and Community Devel-l 768. For further inlorma· ":fOTE:. The expenso ol 1 timber 1997 al the office Terms ol 1al1 are c:ash In purchasing Information.) demandando) PAUL DEVE· served on behalf ol bo limned to the aggregale opment Division office lo· lion contact lhe Newport 1h1s notice Is paid lrom a f394 1 ol WHITAKER AND LE· lawful money ol the United Eac:h bid shall be made REAUX MU AC HIS ON IN· of creditors claims flied In c:aled at Ctty Hall, 77 Fair Beach Planning Depart· filing lee collected lrom tho 1 VINE, 2049 Cantwy Part! States on conllrmatJon of on the Proposal Form. pro· You have 30 CALENDAfl TERNATIONAL LTD under: escrow, It any, 520,000.~ Drive, 5th Floor. Costa me~1. Curren~ Plans and applicant. 1 E11t. 11100, Los Angeles, Ille, or part c:ash and bal· vlded In the c:ontract docu· DAYS atter this summons other: unknown entity, by Promissory Note/Secu11ty Mesa, California 92628. Proiects D1v1S1on. (714) Published Newp o.rt • C1lllornl1 90067 11i the ance upon such terms and ments, and shall be IC· Is served on you to Ille a ersonal delive on'. 71111 Agreomont m •avor ol Furthermore, a public 644-3200. Beach·Costa Mell 011ly • rtght, 11111 and lntefest of condlllons IS are lc:Qept· companied by a cenifled or typewritten response at this P 7 ry Seiler. $200,000.00 hearing to review the ac· This p1ojec:1 has been re· Ptlot September 5, 1997 • said decHS.0 at time ol able to the pe11onaJ repr• c:ashler's eheck or a bid court. 9 11 has been agreed be-compllshments ol the City viewed. and 11 has been F398 • d11lh and 111 rlghl. title and senlltlVI. Frve peroenl of A letter ot phone c:all will Pub Its he d New Po r I tween the Seller/Uc:ensee within respect to the afore-determined that 11 is c:at· Thinking of having 8 • lnleresl I.hi Htate hll ac-lmOUnt bid lo be dapo• bOnd for not 1"1 than 1°" not protect you; your type· BHC:h·Costa Mesa Daily and the intended Buyer/ menlioned reports wtll be egorlc:ally exempt under garage sale? • qultld In eddltlon to thal of it.O wllh bid. Bids 0t offers of the amount of lhe bid, written response must be Pilot September 5, 12 19, Transleroe. as requ11ed by held belore the City's Re-Sell your home Give us 8 calll said deceued In and to 111 to bl In writing and will bl made pay1ble to the Coste in proper legal lorm 11 you 26, 1997 F400 Sec. 24073 ~t the Business dovelop~nt and Reslden· through clasStlied. CLASS IFI ED CLASS IFIED ll's the resource you can count on to sell a myriad of merchen- dlse Items. because our columns com~ qualified buyers to call! the c:.ttllrl Rell propeny, rec:livld at the 1fot1saJd Mesa Sanitary District. No want the court to h11r your and Proless1ons COde. that 1lal Rehabthtahon Commit· 84 2•587 8 6 42 • 5 878 11tuat.O In the City of New-proposlls shall be c:onsld· case. '"September 23, 1997, at --------------------------- 842 ·5878 Polley Rntt'!I nnd dt'adli11es un· s11hjt·1·1 to c·hu11g1• without rwtic·e. The publblwr n·o,rn•p., th,.. right to ceni..or. reda:."if y. rrvi~t' or rt'jf•ct any da:.:.ified advrnii.cm1·n1. Plra.,r r'l'port a11y rrror that mai-b~ in your cl1h:.ifird nd imrnrdiately. Thr Daily Pilot ttt·c·ept~ 110 liability for any error in an advertlM"ment for wh1r h it may be rt'.,pon ihlr f'icrept for thr rn!lt of thf' spa1-t' urtually 1x-1•11piPd by the· rrn1r. Crt'dit cn11 only be• 111low1•d for thl· fir:.t i111wrtio11. ··~ -,.~ ' .!.: -- ii)' Fax (7 14 ) o31 ·o3<>4 (l'l1•11,..• 11wf11t~· \nor uumr mul ph11111· 1111rnh1r uurl •r'll rull Y'"' hn"k •1lh n prw1• qu1111·.) --~ --.· ByPbone (7 1i) (>i2-!}678 II I 21 ... 27H ---= ---- . a ........ By MaMn Person: 330 \~' .. .,, Bu, Stn·1·t Co-.tu \1r .. n. <:'A C)2o27 \1 \,,. ,,..,, Oh 11 ~ A.,~ S1 Index - Boors l l·lt·phoiw 8:30ant-:>:00p111 \l1111tl.I\-~ ritl.h ~ 11lk-l11 8::3Uam-:):00pm \l1111d11~-h11t.1~ .. , .... 0 Monday ................. Friday S:OOpm Tuesday .............. Monday S:OOpm Wednesday ......... Tuesday S:OOpm Thun-da) ....... Wednesday S:OOpm Friday ............... Thursday S:OOpm aturda) ............... Friday 5:00pm ,.,, ..... .......................... VO&ang l9roM Wiit'! PoOI ....... .,. W...eM hofM looklng IO -.,.. Olve away FR•• wflh almllar. Oteat eaeelllt• cti.tiee. Earn .,... In eo.ta Meea, U54t00 for Hcti nr Te-lnkl• Parle, n•w cu•tomer that cow-lent eo ehop-919n• up to receive B~uGTOu pin /tre•waye •le. di91tal Ht•Ult• ewvtce. U&11AU11 n as monttl Ava ll No •xper. n••d•d. BAUOtJa · 2142 ---------NOW, (7t4) !Mt-11ot Ope n u rrl toty ili•iill•••liilif HEWPOIT throughout both the M In Channel BEACH 2Ha U U.S. and Canada. 4bd,• a.Sb• w/<tock. • NTALS 71417•1-4009 Avall now. A•k!,OQ iiiii*il1~a~R~.~7!ii!!7!1!•!1••• WUTED 2728 URTHWORMS1 12950/mo. Remu. 21R 2•1900, 1••••1111•••• Orow•r • want•d Biii or Donna Webeter D/W l('lcl. 80x30 pool. HOU•• OR Al'T 11000 a dlly ppHlbl•. 760-5000 x138/x139 No P•t•. Carport. 2BR N••Dl!Dll (818) ~8M202 NEWPORT BEACH N•""Port •·~ In Corona lel M•r lnveatment Help . T•rrao• or Laeuna Beac h recent grad pay back •M5~SS• C•thr ..._H38 loan. Contract a loan 2 169 ""ll""'1-09-.-n-t ""'0o-.-.-n-Vl_o_w_ tot • guaranteed 8% iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Pon thouao lntM•at. 444.Q709 --------- " 2 C•nroo l•l•n d 2 B D /2 BA + Lott , GARAGES LSARN HOW TO... LOST & 2BR 2BA upper, 2-car 1490aq.ft .• vaulted FOR RENT 2740 OlalnMrlt tlw IRS & at FOUND 2925 cloHd parking. Pool. celllng, Executlve,=iiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ••m• time mak• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii spa, tennl1. Sorry.no amen Ill••· flreplace, t• *2500+ per Wk from pets. $1550/mo. NOW. pool, 1pa, tennis, C .M. 168 E. 18th SI home. No aelllng, not LOST Beach Pack Coron a 0•1 Mar gym. Full aervlc• Alley accea. Slngle car MLM. 1-«>o-322-e169 gr•an & purple. At Prop•rtles 873~494 rHort llfHtyte. $2,745. gar. 12x22. $100/mo. elC1.29et. 24 hoora. Wedge pkng lot on 7141789-0931 714/897.0198 •---------Sat eve. 8-30 . PART·Tilll .IOI T ... Me,.otJne eMomlng H°"r• eNo Experience •Young • ..,gttk: otc .Co1ta Me .. Can Cooper C714)722.0119 Store Clerk ---· ----- p ............... hpt116H Antlqu91 • f'lxlutH Atchlttc:tUrll MUIWoric I ~s 20 Yntt of Acumrnulatlon. Don't ..... ltl mW. 18th St. C.M. 714-631·9219 ..... e_ ·~~======~ Pl•••• .,_ aware lh8t 1;;.,.__ the U11lng1 In tbl9 cal· •-----~­egory may require you to call • 900 number In which there Is • I Bluffa 3bd, 2ba. FP. --=-------R-ardl 633-e157. light & fresh. $21 00/ Proatlgloua la 1--,~,..,.,,,,,,,,.,,..,._.,,...,,,..,,,.,..,......_ mo. N•w kltch•n. aky-Ber alde Living FJ[limllail LOST CAT 8/29 S 1837-$2427 Per Month lights. 8 44-5770 Lg 1 BR/1 BA +loft, CO M £~_..,_ COM., Gold•nrod & vaulted c•lllng, 2 M ERCIAL _.,......_ Harbor View. Name L~:w1·~~t~0s':;~ :.~1~: r,,at1~~os':t1g~: •• ~rn~ REAL ESTATE :;;~~-~.: !~1~.b~~~st~:~~~v.': $2900mo. Vrly. Bill area. Full aMvlcel••••••••• ..a-~· legs. 76<M1785 Grundy Rltr 875-8161 rHort lifestyle. $1,700. LONG DISTANC8b-7. Loat: 4 mo. old kitten. Orange County Harbor Municipal Court seek• qualified Individuals to order ••OCEAN vu tmma.c .,..,.,.,_7,,..,1,,..,4,,..f7_8_9-o_9_3_1_ N:'"i~:"in~i'::.r, Siamese colored. In 4Br 2.5 Ba 3-Car Oar. WINTER Fur{\'d. large: BUSINESS OFFICE Potential io ....i.. _. IOK the vicinity of North•--------- New crpVrool. S3900. • 3br 2ba $1250/mo. FOR RENT 2769 +JM"'.-11.FflPT. Mesa. ChTldren very supplies and form1, ••••••••• mainta in 11ockroom, MERCHANDISE deliver auppllH & Top Dollar·Paldl From 1800-1960. t pc to entire estate. Paintings. china. glswar•. furn, etc. 40Vr NB Res 673-6223 equipment, procan ••••••••• .. _______ __. IRVINE BARCLAY outgoing mall, 1wltch-Broker· 840·58 84 • 2br 2ba $950/mo. /Lil 71'A '1{11 f1tf7 sad. Pleaae call I::? 1 hse to bchl 675-0606 WW 'f. IW-f/UJ 540-5995 or 545·2628 Waterfront Homo N.B. 750a.f. Prim• 2-Sty, 3br 2.5ba, dbl ••••••••• olc apace for Planner/ THEATRE · R•o•ptlonlat board reJlef. llgt-,t -------- Hiring PT Concession N.B. area. Fax resume repair & malnt., 1ome ANTIQUES 6010 Chances are Employees. If you are · to Maureen at J a n It or I a I ta• k •. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii you will find gar. Custom patio. Landscape Designer/ 11-0---------1 S3500. Lse. Owner/Agt MISCELLANEOUS Draftsperson. Fr.. n&11 PERSONALS 21 or older, good with 714/675·5219 Suite F. Requires some rotated CLASSIPIED what yo1i1 need the public & would exp. & basic k•Y· It's the resource you 582·943·2860 RENTALS parking, utll, malnt. TO tQA11 2914 •••••••• Rocroetlon Loa der b di c 11 (714) at the price like to bring In a little oar ng. a can count on to sell a extra mona•· IBT ts PET 2 1 °-25 hours/wk. 476-4774 for appllca· myriad of merchan. you want to pay Close to OC alrport.1 .. ••••••••I S750mo. Fax 64~706'' -----------NEWPORT Ph. 644-505;> Ella SCHOOLS & , · van ngs & weekends. tlon. Submit i:f~llca· a d d I n o.. t o I t s Good people skills. 11 WAITTE EST dlse Items. because when you read conceeaton part-time on at our columns compel emplovees. $7 per hr. Artistic abUlty a + I on Monday, .Sept. 15, qualllled buyers to Claaslfled COAST 2 17 0 ROOMS 2 706 ,______ A1TN• INSTRUCTION 3012 ' P•rk Ne wport 1997 t 9 oo d I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimINDUSTRIAl 2788 HoMEOWNHS Th• Moat o n th• CM E' Id Pvt h l=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~oo~Sl5K~l.:'K PATIENT TUTOR 4 hr. shifts. Eve. & wk-a : a .m ., calll a ly •Apa rtment• 460t J b Ad ends. Flexlblllty In 714-844-4e84 am oree ·· «142·5878 642·5678 1chedullng your Um•. 1----------;;N;;.B;;.;;' ;;R;;m;;';;;;2;;;;2;;;;2.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;... ________ .;.:;:;::::::::::::::::::; Co••tl Privacy and • • ome.1• a• perks-you deserve It furnls~. $285.month 1 0 • O 0 O 8 Q FT • Pay~~·a.!bcercst • t~~hc·J~~:~m) e tlc alll Secluded luxury plus 10"-electric. BUILDINQ For S•I• Ho gated Community. All Call 714-642-5436 • me lm~cs • Statistics • Chemistry P roduct ion Pl. NB •Apply by ~d24hr • Physics • Term Papers apt. homes feature Newport Bo•ch Can apllt. Store your ~ R 1 T W/D, fridge, garage. Oceanfront & 22nd St. Toya/Cara. Mfg/or •NoEquuy ~ • eadng • est Pr•p alarm & morel Private room unfum. Leased lnvaatm•nt. C.U Plellawb Jtal (CBEST, ORE, SAT) share bath. UU paid. Bob C•uatln Bkr (800) SU-S Study Skills. For free ,..__70a,,. Information call: No smoking preferred. 714-72 2·8777 "'l"'· ,. Jim Madia 547-MATH Kitchenette In room. lBR .... $1280-$1455 2BR ... ,S 1495-$ t 850 Laundry. 1 block to --------- Som• serving exper. P desired. Call Sherry €' 714-854-4183 Loc •I C.M. Hote l seeks enthu1lastlc courteous customer service orl•nted pee> pie for parking cashier positions. FT/PT avail. Please contact Tom or Julian 714/798-3337 ·--doa.latl A~d" AAlatent Local Aviation comcr~b pro tl' ed • mo vat ~lonlsU administrative .· NEWPORT RIDGE 714-789·1679 •some apts. meet the O.C. Moderate .N•wport Pier. $490. INCOME ca11 s;;5::o~m at PROPERTY VACATION RENTAlS 2 790 -----• EMPLOYMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS Mon-Fri from 7am·5pm MGMT Santa Photos Team/Customer akllls. Organized, Fun, Savvy 800-229-7147 ext 137 assistant. Duties include: •Phones • Scheduling A GOOD ADI 1 rent level. lrvln• Apartm•nt Communlll•• ' CM 4-PLEX $343,oool•••••ill••• --------- .2722 9% DOWN. $313,000 EMPLOYMENT iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 1ST TO. EZ Rental. All nuNOUNCEMENTS '5530 3Br 2Ba 714-241 -0780 ni11 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Mod•I S ••rc h Petite/Pius's . Special size Models OCEANFRONT needed now lor APARTMENTS FOR RENT lf,JY' Dflllll! llllllY IEACBB~SI 1.2•= ,.. . Qlllt BUSINESS & FINANCE kr.ro•Wo BALBOA i!a_ 00-588-2800 can BUSINESS • 1s.IANiiiiDiiiiiiiim2_6_0_6,1~-~~~~FORSALE 2 900 2 Br 1 Ba St•P• to RENTALS TO South Bay. St 100/mo. Don't ml•• thla gr1 Avall lmmed. Please SHARE 2 724 Antique shop. Good call (7t4) 644-4698. location, N.B. $10.000. ---------• CDM Shr huge 2br 3ba Call ~gt 8 40.3048 BALBOA w/Harbor/Oceanvlew. R•pu t e bl• Nen nr PENINSULA 2607 Pvt ba. full prlvs . Ag•ncv work from S825.mo 875-1758 home o r office. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CM Mstr-Br In 2br 2ba, EstabHshed In 1987. •Lrg 2 bd 2 b• condo gar, d/w, lndry rm. big $10,000 . .Call or Fax 2920 21 st. Judo'• Hoven• RESTAURANT Fashion and Print Now Hiring Exp'd ass I g nm on Is . May the sacred heart Coc ktall Se rve r-FT No exp. necessary. of Jesus be adored, B •rt• n d • r & 714·424·098~ glorlli•d, loved and Hoet•••·PT ---H.,.. . ...,.8-• ....,H-o.._t_•_1 __ preserved throughout A 1 I p the world now and PP Y n e rson: lmmedlat• need for forever. Amen. Sacred 4-5 Dally FT/PT Front Desk heart of Jesus, pray 2100 W. Oceanfront, Ho1t1. Call 673-7030 . for us . S t. Jude, __ N_e_w_p_o_rt_B_e_a_ch __ work•r of. miracles, ASSEMBLERS pray for us. St. Jude, Wiii traJn. You can help•r of tho hope-earn up to $600 l•as. pray for us. Say weekly assembling thl1 prayer 9 llme1 a and servicing 1lgn-up day. By lhe •lghth day boxes. 1·800-354·7331 your prayer wlll be an-.,,-...,,...-------swered. 11 has never Aaeletan t need•d In b••n known to fall. NB Office. Begin PT. Publication musJ be Call 719·1185 or Fax promised. J .J.M. Res: 719-1701 • Tvnlng • Vanous office related tasks. Required to be proficient lu: • M.S. Word • Exc;el •and other data entry programs. Call 714-556-0576 A.ek for Banan Call 642-5678 TM ~.rnot 1947--- FIFTYYEAR anniver s ar y 1997 Downtown Balboa. 2· aundeck. vaulted cells Interest: 714-962·7235 1--------.. car gar. 418 Harding. $500.+ utta 574-92801-.,.,.,--,.,..---.,-,,---.--Woll ••t•bllehod $1295/mo. 970.2693. CM prvt rm & prvt ba. Hair Salon. Great •Oo••nfront al 19th Prvt life. Gat~d/pool, location, N.B. $18,000. St. Winter, furn, 3Br w/d. Uve w/Sr. & cats. Call Ag t 840·3048 2.5Ba. deck, Ip, gar, S500+sec 646-8473 w/d. Awesome view ES CM tbr avl In targe•--------- and cteant 673·1943 4br home w/am fam. BUSINESS VOLUNTEERS N*E*E•D*E*D ---t----AMERICAN CANCER SOCIE TY FIND an apartment through classified COME FIND OUT WHAT ALL THE INTRIGUE Is ABo·uT! $400/mo. Utls Incl. OPPORTUNITY Prvt e nt. 642·3228 ..... DISCOVERY SHOPS .Cerona del Mar• Pie C•ll 840-4777 2 904 CORONA D EL MAR H.B. Pvt home, lg rm, 2 6 22 pvt ba, kite, lndry. Jnc liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii utt/cbl. No smk/pets. S525/mo. 722-9755. 1 Br 1 B• Like New. Encl pvt patio. astro t urf, w/d, atv/lrlg. Many Xtrasl 1 block to Beach/PCH. Avl 10/15 S 1000/mo 875-0 282 N .. d • Room m•t •? Call The Dally Pilot Classified department and take advantage of our one week apeciall 7 14-642·5878 STUDIO Oulet. Close ---------to beach. No pets/ Sell your home smk. (6/month lease). through classlfled. $575/mo. 720~228 ___ 8_4_2_·_5_8_7_a __ _ ©• FXI •srn1 • ••••••• Please be wary of outl~========::: o f area companle1. Check with the local Better Bu1lne11 Bureau before you send any money for fees or 1arvlce1. Read and understand any contract• b•lor• you sign. Shop around for rat••· ·--------- No room left In the garage ror the car? A c•ll t o cl•aslfled c an help For helping make us the Clwice In · z Plug !Moth• Classlfled secUon to find seMce$ from electrtclans .,., plumbers to lfndscaptrs • pelnteri. The all new Intrigue By GZ) Oldsmobile -. BA8T • 101•a t 0 7 0 411 •••at .. , .. -trump. ...... 8GDth lboWed ·a ~'nit, Nortla~p ra1M4 '8 3 OrMtd Cher ...... ----~ -·'t ·-·"-La, •• 411-', v.a, up ,_.._ 1 au-..... uvuua wu I••••••••• country & trall pkg. 94 30000T VIM oft'totberw,andjo~IO. AUTOMOBllES 52K ml. Gm/Ory, 1· VAROOMI All wt\ .. I ..... .._~Su~ low We.t led the Jdns ol and own•r·llke-nul SHk drlv•, t~n turbol A mll.. on lhl• 9UP9r declaru realised that onl7 bad I••••••••• 640-0338w 64&-1397h 1ru• •xollcl Under •Ok cou~t Nicety •ciulpd bruu IQ ehabe and heart.a could •---------mt. 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Under the banner of her new production company, First Kiss Productions, she delivers a script that is anything but virginal. With enough cliches to .fill the bag- gage compartment of a small airliner, the film l5 as forgettable as a worn-out plaJd Samsonite. The movie begins with reaJ promise. Sdverstone, who purportedly wants only to be loved by her nch father (a coolae- cutter performADce by Jack Thompson), fakes her kidnapping by locking hersell in the trunk of her BMW -the larger one, of course. The car is then stolen by a professional thief named Vincent, played memorably by Ken Bucchl Benicio Del Toro. Del Toro delivers the only truly originaJ per- formance of the movie, a sort of Brad Pitt does ·sling Blade.• When ~verstone escapes, her reac- bon lo her •kidnapper" is entirely unre- alistic in the real world, but all too famil- iar m Hollywood. Self conscious about its romantic comedy genealogy, the picture avoids the obvious fear its main charac- ter would have for the thief and dives headlong into the obligatory l-love- you/1-loathe-you banter all too custom- ary m the genre. Rounding out the cookie sheet are the repnsal roles of Christopher Walken playing an unflappable killer whose deadpan humor belies a cold-blooded heart, and Nicholas Turturro, who deliv- ers virtually every line three decibels above the legal limit. Throw into your carry-on bag those three goons you see in every diner scene who rush to the aid of a frightened woman, the calculating rich father with no love in his heart, and the ne'er-do- well who ateals from the rich but feels terrible about it afterward, and your "Excess Baggage• will no longer fit into the overhead compartment. Someone recently told me that •high concept• doesn't get you beyond tb.e first reel. After seeing this picture, I whole- heartedly agree. The only thing that made these two hours of my life that I can never retrieve palatable was the original pe.rf ormance by Del Toro and the fact that I went to a matinee. The kicker is that I actually had a choice to review either this film or •She's So Lovely.• And therein lies the reason why my wile will not allow me witb1n a hundred miles ol Las Vegas. Silverstone 's producing debutasmMh The let up: Father ca.rel mon about hit work than his daughter IO daughter Vlncent Roche (Bentdo Del Toro) and Emily T. Hope (Alida Silverstone) share a llght moment ln Columbia Pictures' adventure .. Excess Baggage . ., kidnaps herself to see just how much her father cares. But wh en someone steals her car, her plans are altered. Alicia Silverstone's producing debut will be a success. •Excess Baggage• is funny, exciting and feasible. From her father, who really doesn't ca.re, to her uncle, whose job is •to make sure she's OK.• the movie is filled with entertain- ing characters. (I think it's the first KaUe Hostetler time I've seen Christopher Walken play •the good guy.") The story is wild and keeps the audi- ence eager -how far will daddy go? Find out for yourself and see ill • KAM MOS1"l1l.IR. 17, Is• Newport Beach resi- dent end a junior et Newport Hari>or High School. Not like father, like son . A n open letter to Nlck Cusavetes, ./"'\.son of John, who wu a true film innovator in style, structure, characters and story: This ts going to be relatively short and not-so-sweet. I just saw your first major . dlrecto:riAl effort. •She's So Lovely.• It's an ambitious try, but you're not yam father's cinematic heir ... yet. You do seem to have directorial tal· enL Your viluall, by dJMwnatographer Thierry ~ut. are~ and the ed!t- ing by Petra von Defffen ii first quality, though I~~ keDt PObt control Despite w,hat IOine'Ol the leeding crlt· ics iD the country say about your picture, •She's So LoVely" ii a dlsuter in my opinlon. I WU IO disappointed I hardly know what to say. If what 1 MW on the ac:reen wu from your father's t8Jtl -and you gave him l<lript aedlt -U must have bee an Mdy draft. W1tbout sp9dfl,c detalll about the text and notes, it'• bard to judge whether bis vision was as muddled and dista.steful as your picture. Not to men- tion absolutely illogical at times. Was it too •precious·· for a rewrite? I applaud your effort, but the flaws in the script are so obvious. I find it hard to believe none of the talented people involved didn't point them out to you. WbaleVer I.apses in continuity were in the original, I feel certain your father WOUid bave fixed them to bring SOME verkimilihide to his story. 1be film revolves around the obses· atve love between two young people liv- ing on the tpnge and out of control because of ruugs and alcohol. They are presented a.s more lovable than repre- hensible, a dubious portrayal at best. Subsequent to his wife being raped, our •hero" Eddie (Sean Penn) shoots - NOT the raptstl-but an attendant from a mental hospital who has come to pick him up after an appeal by his wife (Robin Wright Penn). Bddie spends 10 years in an institu- tion before retutning to society. Gena Rowlands. your mother and John's Widow, does an understated but autben- tk: cameo as a IOd.al worker. Back in the same environment - drugs, alcohol and sleaze -be pursues -tds" dream of reuniting with his wife. Now dried out. re<UMmled and manied. to Joey (John-navolta), Maween has become a typical surburbm w'lfe, with three daughters. Ile-enter Edd1e and the viewer is back in Weirdsville. Nick, I realize the •carrot-i_iou dan- gled before stan of tbll magnitude was an ac:to!'• dream show, with roles to wal- low in. ADd wallow they do. The cast is more tban competent. but they milk nery frame with histrionics that soon wear thin. The leads •emote• all over the screen and, again. often Woglcally. lbe fUrnmater baa a right to wolir\. with whatever mat.erlal he cbOOIM, QO matter how outre. lt wasn't the sub)eet matter but b.ow you develo~ lt that lW'Ded me off. The "Vision of the artist. Qd • ut11t• mctu.des tbe «Dmmekei, it Wb&t brings enriduDilit ad~ ~I into our lives. Irs how)le handles it and how well he realizes his concept that validates his effort. Nick. you fail on both counts with •She's So Lovely.• l am clearly a minority opinion. judging from the chuckles of the audi- ence, most of whom fell into the 18.-35 age bracket Most of the laughs seemed to be generated by the •t- -• word, which · reached new heigbti in quantity without Eleanore adding any quality to Humphrey the picture. Regardless of bow I reacted to •she's So Lovely/ I look for· ward to your ne.Ji film. The potential LS there; now refine your approach. • a E4.lllOM ..... ...,, "CNef 65. ~ lives in C051a Mesa .nd Is a political jriie lnvolwd wtth several city committees. Love on the roCks G AY: This is a tale of love(?) between two alcohol-soaked characters. The acting on Sean Penn's part, ~s Ed.die, was outstanding as always. He plays th•~ desperate, wannabe crook.. He's an unstable screwball and an alcoholic with little or no sense of life. Robin Wright Penn plays Maureen, the unstable, sll,DD.·dwelling. preqnanl wife of Eddie. Due to Eddie's out-of-con- trol drinking, he forgets Maureen for long stretches. She turns to a low-We, overly friendly neiqhbor (James Gandolfini) for a little sympathy, and in tum he rapes and beats her to a pulp Eddie goes after this character but shoots someone else and is pUt away in a mental hospital for 10 years. You feel such despair for th~ two. (Just wait). Here comes John Travolta as Joey, Mr. Family Man, honesty personified, Patber of the Year. Maureen is happily (l) manied to Gay W-11-Kelly Joey. Eddie Is Md 1111 JCelly re.leased from the nut house. and guess who shows up on the •happy family's• door stepf lt gets worse, but I'm DOt going to teD you. Penn and Wright Pean are a remark· able acting team. lbey complement each other's talent 1bank goodness •Ravotta• only appeared in a few scenes near the end Tbis was another movie they could have left 'navolta out of. 811.1.: Gay, we do agree on the flr,le acting, but I go to tbe movies to enjoy myself through melodrama, love stories. visiting foreign places, A little mystery, mainly to be entertained I did not enJoY' this moviel l did not like seeing ak:ob.olkS dragging them- selves ~h aleuy ban and vile rela- tlomhipa to see the only good part of the movie Ntun:.l to the dregs. WB BOTH SAY: RENT, don't put a DENT in your wallet! FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1gtJ7 ~ ...... '\~ .. . ~ ~ .. • 72 HOURS /DAILY PILOT • .... ~~ .... -.:..__A Tex Beneke and his Orchestra, alo,ng with the Modemaires, wW stage a tJ1bute to Glenn Mlller on Sunday at OCC. In the mood for a Miller tribute BY NANCY OtEEVER G lenn Miller's mysterious dis- appearance into the English Channel didn't give the band leader's music the same fate. Tex Beneke, a saxophone player with the Glenn Miller Orchestra, kept Miller's music alive for more than 50 years, and Sunday will play a tribute concert to Miller at Orange Coast College's Robert B. Moore Theatre. Beneke, now in bis 80s, per- formed with Miller from 1938 through 1942. After Miller's death. Beneke formed° bis own orchestra, adopted the Miller sound, and becam~ faJllous per- forming such bits as •strtng of Pearls: •1n the Mood• and •Moonlight Serenade.• ~---------------------~-, I I I I I I I I ~ I t I I I I I I I I I I I I I t I I I I I I I I I ' I I I I I I ~-----------------------~ The Moclemaires, a quartet of two men and two women who also perlormed with Miller in 1941 and 1942, are also on the bill. 5ergio Mendes opens perfo1·1ni.ng arts season BY NANCY OtEEVER Brazilian band leader Sergio Mendes and Brasil '99 open Orange Coast College's 1991-98 performing arts season with a night of jazz Saturday at the col· lege's Robert B. Moore Theatre. Mendes, an internationally admired arranger with a signa- ture sound, has worked with Stan Getz, Dizzy Gillespie and Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass. His idea to combine the voices of two women into one lead vocal sound in 1966 attract- ed attention from the music Industry. The &raz:ilian·bom Grumny award-~ band leader bit the top of tbe dwtl in 1968 with •'Jbe Look of LOve.. .The fool OD the ttm• and •Scubcliougb Pair.• Jn 1993 Mendes won a t1e.1, ESTABLISHED 1962 Steak•Seafoocl•Cocktails 1695 Irvine Aire. 646-1944 f[)\\i/d(i)', IMAX ·. :·1 ''·[,\'n I', t•)(,\TfC ;\! THf lD\\!ARD) IRVlt~E ':lPEc.TRUM WH!-'-'~ iHt '.:> & .10') FR~E\\'A•' •. ,f' .-· •• rJ~.' .\., ~o .. · (,>.·C),_rP SA~!-',b. INFORM,'\TIO~~ 7 :~ -:'3.' !M.\X 72 HOURS I DAILY PILOT -,..,_ -· . . -. . . ~ FfUDAY. SEPTE~BER S, 1997 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Artist's blueprints of Tv show houses comes to Costa Mesa BY ANASTAOA FREEBERG COSTA MESA -When Mark Bennett was younger, he saw hi.msell as Wally Cleaver. It wasn't a d~lusional kind of thing, ~ust a yearning lo be part of the perfect Oeaver house- hold. "The families on TV were so wonderful lo me." said Bennett, who can still reel off 1V lineups from the '60s. ·r remember I was fascinated by them, l stud- ied them. I wanted to know what the Wh.lle Fox restaurant looked like where Rob and Laura Petrie were going on their anniversary.· Be nnett, a 4 t -year-old Los Feliz resident, turned that curiosity mto art. His exhibit of prints, •Fantasy TV Blueprints,• at the Orange County Museum of Art South Coast Plaza Gallery runs Sunday through Nov. 30. The 53 blueprints Bennett has created detail the Bradys' ranch borne, the Aintstooes' Stone Age lair and the entire town of Mayberry, among oth- ers Forty of the drawings are featured LO a book, "TV Sets: Fantasy Blueprints of Classic TV Homes." Bennett's ldmily frequented open houses. Bennett dnd his ~ilma~ Patio c.,,,., PamDJ - Balbal Island Available for Private Parties/Receptions in the evening Call for more information younger brother started draw- ing floor plans, a passion that soon melded with his avid 1V habits. First was •Leave it to Beaver.• "They would show the establishing shots of the house, maybe three or four different sets on the inside,· Bennett swd. • 1 would improviSe the rest through dialogue.• He would religiously take notes while watching his favorite shows and start the blueprint after compiling the notes. Later, others would ask him to make drawings !Jf specif- ic shows, such as "Gilligan's Island .• •At first I said no to that one: 'It's not a house.' But the cast- aways were a family to me. So I said, 'OK, I'll try it,'" he said. After earning an art degree from the University of Tennessee and manying his high sch.ool sweethe~. the newlyweds moved to New York City, where Bennett entered the master's program at New York University. After one year, citing boredom, be dropped out. To pay the bills, be took a job as a letter carrier in nmes Square. "It was wild,• he said. "Now it's all Walt Disney-tied, but back then it was all porno 1hank~for dlnlne wfth us atnlgfrt durlngtht1 eum'""r BtJason r. \ I I. H ( ) l JI~\\ : Mon-Fri. 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sat.-Sun. 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Breakfast RfVed 'tit dosing time. . ' I . -. t !~;::: .. ........... ·• ............... D a I a ....,, I >< 11. ~ CA."° 0 1.. e "'• 0 V .~az.z. Cl..INTON W A.V -- I.. OS •N0&1...ae , CA.1..1,0fllN I°" -··-• 1 -~ I Mark Bennett's blueprint of the home of Mike and Carol Brady of TV's •ne Brady Bunch ... places. I'd deliver mail to sb'ip clubs at 8 a.m., and the clubs were going strong then.• r-----~---------~-------·------, phone number, Ford called him. I I f I I t •1 said 'Alcohol bas not passed my Ups. 1 need to speak to you immediately.'" Ford said. I I : + ~ "'F~ TV BkieP(.nts"' : But Bennett said it was glamorous to a 23-year-old, like being Mary Richards from •Tue MaryJ\rler Moore Show,• although it's bard lo imagine sweet Mary tossing her beret on the 42nd Str~t of old. : +•-=Orange c~ Museum : I of Ait'J South C0Mt l'tau Galleiy. ! 3333 lristol St .. near tM c.ous.t 1 Coun entr11nc.e. CoSta ,.._ : + .... Sundlly ~New. 30. : Gallef'Y hours aR 10 a.m. to' p.m. l Monday through Frtdey; 10 •·"'-to 7 : ... ~. Saturday; 11 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. : Sunday : + con Fr" I Initially, Ford's enthusi· asm was not enough to break through Bennett's tor- por. But Ford kept pressing •1 thought; 'Great, I'll have to take a bath, clean the apartment.• BellDett said. •And be.Ing from the South, I bad to have some- But after awhile the glamour faded, replaced by depression -which Bennett said stemmed from child- hood -and the beginning of a drinking problem. L--------------·---------------~ thing to offer him to eat l bought a barbecued chickPn - 1'bings didn't change when the Bennetts moved from New York after six years to California, where Bennett was trying to develop a saeenplay. When that fell througli, Bennett's drinking worsened (although be is now sober). He said be suffered a breakdown. Jn 1994, be moved.into bis cur- rent apartment without bis wife -they had divorced -and with huge Visa bills. To try and PaY Qff bis debt, Bennett put bis blueprints up in -·· :iT' H "/•11•J 1 • ',1:·11,.. . I:' T ;-' ,. • ' Ii If I~ 1r1r.:H Pf'I' ~t. .. r1~ a restaurant, asking $25 for each drawing. It was that restaurant Christopher Ford, director of the Mark Moore Gallery, came into two years ago for a margarita. He got an "epiphany" instead. ·1 went to the bar, and as I looked around the room 1 saw one of the home of Mary Richards. l walked over to this cold mechanical drawing and suddenly emotionality came pouring out of the wall,• Ford said. Spotting Bennett's name and &ery Monililj Nipt Durint NFL Se111oa CAL.I.PCM.._ 361 F-orest Ave. Laguna Beach (714) 376-8982 chopped ~d from Louise's Trattoria. Maybe tl}at's why It happened -the salad made him think maybe I wasn't crazy.• Ford invited Bennett to the gallery. "When I saw the beau- tiful, big rooms, I said (to Ford), 'I don't fit in here. You're mak- ing a mistake,•• Bennett said. "He said, 'I think I know what I'm doing.' That changed things.• Ford said the response to Bennett's blueprints bas been •amazing.• "That's the nice thing about epiphanies, is when they come true: Ford said. "My sense that what Mark ls dotng would have a shared sellSibility bas come absolu tely true. There is proba- bly a baby boomer age cutoff of I'd say 50, at Wbicb point peo- ple don't seem to share the tele- vi.slon experlence the rest of us have. ·n's tbe idea that these shows taught us bow life should be when we grow up,• Ford said, then lau91led. •And then-r- we got kk:ked in the teeth.• Bennett'• wotk bu been shown at the Cotcoran Gallery in Wublngton. D.C. and the Cleve&and emts10f Con~ Art. The 1V blueptnb,... about $3,500 a~. Ford Mid. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1997 72 HOURS I DAILY PILOT uncle don's view's of nil repute Xull, the Dull Can ,t conquer boredom BY UNO.E DON -~ F Umed in Croatia, involv- ing lots o! people whose funny little Eastern European names feature many consonants like K. Z, and J with many missing vowels, already second ~illed in its first week at the Edwards Mesa ·Verde, it's ·Kun the Conqueror," playing to a dozen or so in the audience who shoulda been home in the sun pulling weeds and mow- ing the grass. It's loincloths and loogies, rnaka.ra and magic, eyeshad- ow and evil, as knives flash, flail and Oounder in this sword and stoopidity ruck. Perfect of teeth and evenly trimmed of stubble, Kevin Sorbo st4rs as Kull. An untouchable from Atlantis, he's a Rambo minus the ammo but with the attitude, scars and haircut. Contrived into being a ldng, bis future is to be told in thecard.s,thefullnessmthe deck .in question. BLUEPRINTS CONTINUED FROM 4 . "People's response to this has been phenomenal.• Bennett said. "It's something I was very sea.red about, that people would be thinking it was weird or quirky. Wben I see these people go up to my drawings and start smiling, I know I've done my job.· Bennett's winding down work on "1be Effects of fords.on Barbara." 137 collages about · Am.etica's obsession with materi- al possessions, wbJcb was par- tially sparked by memories of bis mother's friend, who dyed her poodle different hues to match theseaons. · His next project. •women Who Do Despicable ThiDgs,. hasn't taken much shape or form, but Bennett said it will use items he's colled.ed about girl convicts. "1be three things about my work me il'• always ID a series, it's always An>erirart and it always d8ell with humor,• be said BeDnett still works as a letter c:aal8r m tbe •90212• ztp oode ot 88\edy lmls, deftnlte1y more l8date tMn bll llmea Square route. He's Mil an unuwming son. tbe kind who P!lYI bis way into bis own abibit at tba Coroonm. who t.ak.el caie to answer fN8l'Y fan letter be .. reoefvet. "It took IN IO long to become ' a mw I Wlml to make sure I cbiu;;. tMt. No matta bow ....,.IMl-.Wm.-mt.er Q IA I 'ui:Jtitl • t_ r ' Having obviously watched way too many Steven Seagal flicks and surrounded by advisers with more medals than Soviet World War Il veter- ans, Kull is an Abraham Lincoln on the cheap. He frees the slaves, ends the punish- ments and wants to unite the peoples while trying to treat the wimmen as equals (why .would they want to stoop to bis level?) Even though quotes like this emit from their vacant make-up encrusted mouths: "I'm not your woman. I'm your slave.• one so's he can put out the firey breath of someone else. Upon reaching said loca- tion, Dull. surveying the wreckage of dozei;i.s of other ships that have attempted to rind blizzard breath, quothes •The ships that never returned.• Well. no duh, if they had returned, they sure wo)lld- n't be stuck in some Styrofoam fiord somewheres. That's as deep els it gets in this flick. With a belt any heavy- weight champ would kill to have, encirded by the resident riff-raff who are dressed and shorn like es..fapees from "Spinal Tap, our hero must endure funny hats, funny walks and funny sounds of medieval chants and overblown brass instruments. Kevin Sorbo stars as Kull, ·a dynamlc warrior who quickly rises from soldier-slave to king but ls soon overthrown by corrupt noblllty and must fight to reclaim his crown. na Carrera. who is as flaw- less as "Kull" is flawed, plays this week's baddie in the drawn out, dimwit finale resulting in Dull finally fitting his hail-litre bead into the 10- gallon crown. Forensic pathologists can tell how long something's been dead by the number of fly lar- vae present. "Kull the Conqueror• was maggot city by the end of the opening credits. Fantasy flicks have been released in a rush these last few weeks. "Event Horizon.• •Mimic.• And now "Kull ttie Conqueror.• The future, the present and the past. As time represses from "Event• to •Kull, • so has the quality of the pictlp"e. The first was stoopid but tun, the second, Quick.ti .Hot!~ lest Thai Food In Ora119C County Voted by r.he Register readers, as ap~ in The Best Of Orange County Section, Ai.igust 1994 LUNCH • Dl48 • CA1IRIHG • TAKE our stoopid but stoopid, and the third, "Kull/ off the scale on the dense-o-meter. So that Dull can claim bis sorta rightful crown, be must bead to the land of ice to bring back the fro7.en breath of some- • UNC1E DON conquers stoopidity by reviewing B movies and cheesy musical acts for the Daily Pilot. Ml CASA 0 MEXICAN RESTAURANT 0 OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO 0 0 0 SABATINO'S 1864 Rataurant A Lido Slalpyard Sausage Co. il.;.\VOUtJL A DaJcloos LCJNOllS DINND •SUNDAY Ba1JNal STORY BY LESLIE SIMMONS PHOTOS BY BRIAN POBUDA F or more than 20 years, Karen Mortillaro's 3-D Design classes at Orange Coast College have ended with a unique finaJ project: inventing and building prod- ucts for handicapped students at Fa1rv1ew Developmental "'Lenter m Costa Mesa and the Blind Children's Learning Center an Santa Ana. He r goal for her students is "to make every possible acces- sible • So at the end of every semester since 1977. Morttllaro. an art professor at the college for 27 years, brings her students to both centers to meet with therapists and teachers to find out what thelI wants and needs are. "They handed us 13 prob- lems that needed to be solved,• said Marla Michika, a former student who worked on a muraJ for the Fauview Children's Center. "They nee'd particwar things to help sit them up or entertain them. ·one thing was this girl needed a special chair and so a group developed (one) that •"looked like a doll.• Back in 3-D class. the stu- dents discuss the centers' dif- ferent needs and Mortillaro assigns them to groups based on similar interests. "It's very important for the students to work in teams,• • 'Mortillaro said. "'they need to learn give and take and how to deal with egos.· Students brainstorm about dilferent designs and materials and estimate the cost of their ,,roject. They must meet with their "cllent• to understand their needs and make sure their designs are safe. Many of the students get their materials by going door- to-door. Others get donaUom from lumber yards, otttce sup- ' FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1997 Left, teacher Susan Barker of Fairview Developmental Center pushes client Lauren Smith past a mural painted by <>range Coast College students. Each year 3-D Design daues com- plete final projedl at the hospital. Above, Smith smiles as she. views artwork created by OCC students. Tbis project gets an + FOR HELPING OTHERS Orange Coast College art class meets needs of Faitview patients by building them things such as portable gardens and mini spprts ~ars ply stores and fabric stores. "The community has been very. very supportive,• Mortillaro said. The final project is a unique way for stu- d ents to get the hands-on experience they need to help them in the profes- sional design world, · including how to dea1 with clients and make presentations. "It's amazing how many different ideas can come from one thing," said Mary Sericati, an OCC art major and former 3-D student. "When we were brainstorming. we just kept coming up with more and more ldeas.· Sericati's group built a spe- cial display cabinet with acrylic windows (for $8f ety purposes). The cabinet was portable on wheel.a and had a canopy with lattice over the case to hang wind chimes the teachers had. The back of.the • ~tbinet had fabric curtalm, instead of doon, that can be changed depending on the holiday or seaaon. Many of the class projects involve just one chlld. For instance, Mortillaro talked about one group that made a transport shaped like a sports car for a boy with splnal bifida. 1be hood wu Uled to store the cbild's oxygen tank. imtead of someone following bim around the computer stand, I wowd say outside it wowd cost $500 to $600. • Mortillaro agreed. "These designs don't exist really,• she said. "for someone to make ~m wowd be too expensive .• She said because many of the designs are so innovative and original they have received local and state atten- tion in the industry and designing for that popuJation has grown immensely. At a recent convention for the National Occupational Therapist Association's National Convention, Mortillaro spoke to a jammed- packed audience about her program and the products pro- duced by her students. Mortillaro, an award-win- ning artist, was first drawn to the idea by her interest in industrtal design and adapt- able hospital equipment and her de~ire to combine those ideas with the classroom. She approached administrators at Fairvjew a:nd found there was a need for specially designed adaptoble equipment. "Everything a cblld bad for therapy was made for the average child,• she laid. "Items were made of plastic, broke easily and were plain." The initial project, to design therapeutic equipment via the classroom, was an experiment that has lasted 20 years. Although Mortillaro believes the professional insight her students recei•• by parta.k.lng in the projects II important, it 8llo rewarm the students penODally. "'Their project.a affect some- body In a positive way,• she said. •They're doing some- thing for toineone In the com- munity tbef didn't know before and made something luttiMr. ·nu. a lAtatiM ea.a 08 ttie C:Mit • :-r;::-:;-::~ ' ~ ' r . FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1997 _,.. -•• -;--• -4 --,. -......... 'r - ,JC ·--"""~---I>~ ---!__ cd review _ Band has catchy, safe songs and a secret 'Weapons' By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -The self- titled new release by White Lies ls a collection of catchy tunes you may end up hum- ming all day and has one gem of a songlhat stands out like a diamond in the rough. But the local quintet doesn't take a lot of musical chances. The band, fronted by singer/songwriter Ken Ew;qest and his brother, bassist Mark Earnest, also includes key- boardist Doug Scribner, gw- tarist Joe Pastorelll!8.Dd drum- mer John Gooley. Recorded locally at Sonic Thrills Studios in Newport Beach, produced by ~astorelli and released on the band's own label, Slimbeat Records, the 10- song release is without question home grown. Now, rest assured, th.iS is not the kind of music you have to be worried about tur¢ng down when your parents walk m the room or censoring from young, impressionable ears. It's safe to say White Li es would draw a crowd of toe-tap- pmg families during an after- noon gig at Disneyland but probably couldn't muster much of an audience among lhe nose-ring and .tattoo crowd at Club Mesa. But lhat said, lhe album suc- ceeds at what it tries. The opening track, "Wasting My TI.me,• sets the tone for t?\e rest of the album with a dnVlng drum beat and light guitars serving as a canvas for Ken Earnest's vocals. Other songs -·sound Innocent" and "Don't Give Up• -are cast from that same mold, but the band also tries its band at a bluesy romp with ·walking on Water" and takes a stab at the patented, 1980s- style rock power ballad with ·Surrender.· But while those songs are glanong blows at musical tar- gets, the acoustic song "Weapons" is a direct lut. While lhe lyrical topic is far from original -singing about how words cut to the bone m a relationship gone bad is a rock band's bread and butter - musically White Lies breaks out on ·weapons· The stripped-down, bare- bones song Wllh notlung more than Earnest's voice, acoustic guitar, harmonica and some keyboards as background proves that.~~meti:m,es, less is . better. -- "Weapons" is a refreshing change on an album where most of the other songs are bani to distinguish from each other. The foundation for White Lies formed about 10 years ago, when the Earnest brothers moved from Pennsylvania - where they bad performed as the Slimbeats -and started a new band. All in the f a:mily BY PAMINA ELGUETA CANNERY Vll.LAGE - Barbara and Marlc Wagner give a fresh meaning to the term •dynamic duo.• 'Ibey are a mother/son •poenc duo,• scheduled to perform at 8 p.m. Wednelday at Alta Coffee House & Roasting Co. in Newport Beach. lbe Wagners have separately written their own poetry for years. AJtb.ough they shared their work with eecb other, neither bad ever reed .... poems for an a~ uiltil their joint perfor- manoe lait ,..,.. • f'V9 lllwaya been amazed by bis~• Mid Barbara of her son'a poelry. •1 am able to relate to IOlne Ci Iba dUngl be writes about. He baa the ability to look outwardly 11 tb8 world ud write about It. f amt 1l's a !Ml gift that we cm..._ bli walk tngelber. • Liil AUgalt tbBy bad a m.mce to pedwA IOID8 of their work wbiD 11ef-. I.a fea- tured ..... -ol Alta'a week-ly~ ..... I ' ., w bilD -illlll Iba ~~mT•bOU.t four~ Wblin GDe Lee . ~·~Mbdll Woulil1te.a1112 ed=---t11n1;• lilil .. .,.,., a~ Beada Sf biology '. . te.cblr ill ...... SdaOOL ., ........ COUid bdaO my IOD&Md..Sllil~ 8nd .... ,.,gooa. ADd ..., ...... . ...... ,. .... Barbara and Marte will take turns • reading their own poetry, as they did last year. ln addition, Mark. accompanied by bis guitar, will ting a selection of his original songs. Although Barbara bas thought about showing her work to a publisher and Mark -a litera- ture major at Cal Poly San Luis' Obispo -is. considering becom- ing a professional singer/song- writer, they still consider perfonn- ing poetry a hobby. "I've never bad officia.J. train- ing to be a poet. I just write from the heart,• she said. ·1 recom- mend writing poetry to eveiyone. I believe it's a process of discov- ery.• For more information, call 675- 0233. 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Loc8ted In the Hillgren Sql.IBf'e 250 E. 1 7th Street. 5484403 LE CAFE/HYATT REGENCY IRVJNE ~ Q.llfline flt ca f1ne6t &!pf~ Lunch or Omer n ceaJ8I alegence. as yoo dne ..-.de or on o.r ~ petll> We~ ~ 0uffllta ~ ltle dey. or }QI awl Df'dr i"ml oir balXll:lf\A IT1IRI loalC8d • 17!1D .JerntJor. fGcl (oamr d Jarrbcne and Mewii Phone (714) 975-1234 x6720. 1-bn Sem-11pm KAPLAN'S 8rNlcf8et. u.ncn. Dinner end Let.e 8\.1ltllng8. 'blld the belt dell Ill ()'eoge County ~ 7 days. 6 CXJem..10:~ end Sem- 11 CQim on weekend& An mllJOI" creek cards ~· LOC8t8d off ttle l-405 llt Harbor &d. 3211 Harbor Bllid. 557-6611 SP'UZZI New alien · 8egant yet cesuef (loc8ted 10 Tnangle Square, QMita MeM). Wed • Happy Heir fart.( 8rd Menu Awll8ble EYlll'# a.v Hours: l.lJr1dl 11 '.30am4 CQim Doner 4:~1030 Rew'vetlons ecceptad Mellt.ert:ard. Vu , Amencan Expresa. Located at 187().A Harbor Blvd. 1714) 54S.S5CXJ TOSCANINI RIST ORANTE ITALIANO ~ rd breed mede frah d8tlv ~ 6 days • M8k. Tuee.-SUn. 4-10 pm. Fn. &. Set. 4-11 . Ooe8d Mondeye. Vile end MMereadl ~. Reeervat:iona eocepted. l.oc8'led at 3012 N9wport BMS. 723-2338 NICK'S PIZZA ~om-&. pma in eo.:a Mesa lln08 1968. ~ for Ulch tu..-'ri. 11em2pm. Oinris' W'1ed !%Jm-1~ S& noon ID 1tpn. Q..t a.., end~ lJllCM8d -2:u:> Hncr a z A o.ar. a.a Milla. (Air~ ll'if l714) 1549-1511 RISTOR~Tll: MAMMA GINA Located • 251 ~ P9Ciftc eo.t HatMllY in ~ Beed\. Lunch Man.&t. 1"f:~;30, ardey Bn.n::h 11em-3pm. Dmer Mon&Jn 5pm-1Qlm. c.11 at'8lld tor~ 67~ SCAMPI Fine ~ Dnlng. Newtf Remodeled. ~ 7 OIP,'S A Week tor Omer CWv. Spm-10:~. w. Cetr PrMa l.Jrdl Par1M9 tor 15 ~ or Men. ,,., Major Q'9dlt Cerda Accepted. Reeervations Accepted. l..oc8t8d et 1576 Newport.Blvd. Costa Mesa. 645-S560 SABATINOS RESTAURANT 8e SAUSAGE CO. Peete, Ceaser Salad, Homemade Seolage. Veal. lamb, Vegetarian Oishe&. Wrrta. Beer. ~ & Clealf't. Hean 7 Days A 'INefJI. Sswig Set & &Jn_ Brunch f-rom 8:30-1 :CD. &#1 -Th.rs. 11em- 1(4>m. Fn.&t. 11em-11pni.,,., Mep' Q"9dit Clirds Accepted. Locaaid Al. 251 ~way, Newport Beach (714) 7230621 SWEET BASIL CAFl'E 6 PIZZERIA PlmB. ,..., ..-food. ~. _, ltld In.di IR.ch IT"O"a er.di blt*1 fr'9lh delof Se-wig UlCh 11 ltl'>4!n1. dlmr deft .. 4.:JQ:sn. loc8tld fl die Brea Vlllge A&m, • 270 Breol 9... ', , 4. OlllB M-. (CO'TW of .... &. 8nmilJ 241·1444. lordelMwy 951-251D, tu 241~20 CAFE INDIGO ....... alter go.mwt pa:za, ,..., tuvmn. •idwid!M & ~....... ~ 7 deyl. 11 arn-11 pm & 11 ~12pm Fridey & ~. l.oalted It die MIO'o Pont Shopping eenc.: 901.C St1'.ctt cu. Chle. 841-3QX) AVILAS EL RANCHITO ~ Muicen Food. Wril The~ ~'11.-.. & A New lJght 0..-.e Greet Margarta8 lb.rs: Lunch & Onnfr N Mlp' 0'8dtt Qnjs Accepted Located at 2101 Plecenae. Qllta MMe (714) 642· 1142 and 21lll Newport Blvd .. NeNport Beach (714) 6756855 Ml CASA Or meele are noN a cnp to Beia aa well as M8>0CO Nc7'N offenng fish tecoa Phone ahead tor order8 to-go. Hours: Deily From 11 :CXlam. All MeJOf' Credit Cards Accepted. Located At 296 17ttl St..~ Mesa (714) 645-7626 AM AC Ht Su8l'll & Soehl to Go. Complete Bar AM Ma,ar 0'9dit Cards Located Al. 2675 hitne ""9 .. (Across From ~ Golf Course) (714) 645-5518 BENIHANA /Jmtra's mo&t celebret8d ..-.. ~ ~ 7 d8y& a week Lunch 11 ·:Jlam.2 ~ MMfn. Clnntr 5:~10 ~Moo-Thin; 5.~11 OC\xn Mi, 5pm-11 :CJ:¥n Set; 4.~.~ &Jn Locet.ed 8t 4250 Bn:h ~ 956CS22 LA CAVIi: Menu ~ labeer. Q-eb, Strmp, aaeb. Dllily 5'Jeaa18. Fn. & Set Pnme Rib, Mil Ber & Wne Lilt. Ceauel [)we, Hcus: l.J..Riles 11 :30-2:30 -Dinner Mon.&t. From 5.~. Vitia, M8ecerc8rd. Oioera C>.Jb. Loaad Al. 1695 r.ft ""9., (And 17ttla) Neer 8lcnb ... Etu. tlllwnent Colta Ma. (714} 646-7944 THE BARN STEAK HOUSE Menu lnoludee Staak, Fnllh Fiat!. OllclcAln. 8urgere &. Sel8ds. Pra. Range From $3. 75 For Lunch & $6.25For Dinner. Hain: Mon-Set.~ 11em Fa' Lurw::h. 4:ocpn Mon.-Fn •. Dinner 3·CQ>rn. Set. & Sui.' Maia' (>eek Clrdl .Accepted. L.omt.ed Al. 23CD Harbor Bl. 131. Ca.ca Mea (714} 641-9777 THE ARCHES The prwnium llteek end 88llfood m. '" Q-enge ~ lltlOll 1922. Setwlg lunch Mon . .n,. 11 :309m urd 3:~. Dinner ..wci rWghrJv until 1 :COam. l.ocaC8d on ~ Boulewlrd & Coeat ttNy tn Newport Beach. (714) 645-70'17. THAI SPICE ~by en.~ l"9dln. -~ed '"ttle bea "~ Count¥ ~ -'The a.. rt.I Food In <ntige CCl.n¥-. l..ooch. dinner, cRnng & mlcecU. 815 w. 1 Srh St. ec... M.e rs.48- 4333 ei ....... .1.. .... FRJOAY, SEPTEMBER 5. 1997 TH41 WAVE Dine In-«~ F88C & free~ 5-Wlg Ulch&. cinnr. LOCID!i• 211 62nd SL Newport Beec:h. ~ 7 d¥ • Mak. Vile. fl •csd & Amlrlcen &prw er:• .. hd. 845-3057 ROYAL KHYBKR fllNetrd ~ cui8ine d .-. ~ for b1Ch MF 11 :3Q. , 2:~. Ooeed tor blCh Set.. &.r.dlrf bn.rdl 11 :3().2:30. Onner aa'Wd from 5:~. l.ocaC8d • 1CXD en.a a. North. Cal now for~ 752-52CD. THE CANNERY . Historic waterfront Ae6t8l.nnt and Harbor Cruise Centar. Hours: Man.-Set. 11 :30em -2:CDam. Sui. 10:CXlllm-12:~. ,,., Major 0-edit earos. AewveoorM1 s~. Located et 3010 Laf8\41UB lw .. Newport Beed't, 92663 (714) 675- 5777 Fax 675-2510 CATALINA FISH KITCHEN Get hooked on Che frestl8lt filtl Mllleble F1'8lh (1'lled flell. 8ll8food and ctlden. sandwdles. saleds. !J'llad plllm and i-. lplCllllit• op9\ llX days 8 week. Mon. d1l'\I Th.rs , 1 wn-Bpm; Mi & ~ 11 amSpm Located et 670 W 17ttl SL IGB, Ql6ta mesa. fWest cl the ntNf Tredlr Joee.) 6458873 THE BLUEWATER GRILL Catalr'9 ..... fl \Ji .. dllllng et ltle tamer llt8 of the lll&tDnC See Shlnt¥ and Oeleney'a. FeetuYlg frll&h me8QUil&gilsd liUlood, '¥JUI' b8r and ratal fish rn8l'bt F1JI bar Oger pelX> Dning pellO N map-m'dl ~ ...... Seabng upon .,,..... Modarltely pnced l.OClll*l 63J Udo Pri D"MI near Udo Island. ~ 7 days, U'dl & linrw. 675-f&i RUSTY PELICAN Chi d Clllifl:me'• Premer Seefood ~ Fei!ru'ing ~ ~ rJ ~ ....... and d1e ~~ wfood. &'fJ'I • ~­Wdta ft o., Vfllll and an llWlf'd wnrq Ml8 8*m1 Feeli/'llg W. m itateil rTWlf It Fnday. SaC1l!'dey and Qnily. Aeeervetior18 n r'900l1 mm ldlld. ~ Lunch 11 ·30 lb 4:CD Monday d1l'\I sm.dly. C#nr 4:00 to 10:00 Sonday thru fundlly. N mefDI' crd cardJ ere ~· 714S42-3431 • THE OLD SAIGON RESTAURANT Roe Vtetnemese dimng. Next U> Cart's .k'. Senling 8IJdlenQc Vietnameee CUitllrte. Menu includes· Viecnameee egg rolls. 8PC'tl1ll rolls, old~ nee ~ WICt\ atvvnp ~fresh IMgllteblea. Sepel'flte vegetanan menu P'"'6-ed in 1he irlldllanll Budchst 1"9Clp88. Aol.n: 11 :CXJam.S.CQ:Jm. Ooeecl ~ Vu/WC eccept.ed. 271 East 17ttl St., Costa Mau. (714) 574-8460