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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1999-11-20 - Orange Coast PilotSERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 Superior court judge allows vote on anti.airport meaSure Although she doubts its validity, judge rules that pro-airport forces can't keep initiative off March ballot. t\ Lo-. An9Pk's Sttpl'rtot Court 1udg<• dPCJcll'cl fn<ldy thdl Uw o..,df P dnd Hcdlthy ( ·ommunitll's lntlJdtJVE' -.hould 90 to t ht> p11 hhc Im d vole evPn thouqh slw hds douhls uhoul !ls Vctl1d1ty Dzmtrd Jd.TldVs She !>aid lhe court would not stop rt from gomg to votprs but th<1l dn dppeUate court mdy nl'<'cl to H'VIPW the 1ru1Jat1ve 1f 1t passl•s m Mnrrh. dtrporls, jdils or hazardous wc1 .. tc ldndhlls. The Newport Beach-based Air- port Working Group dild olh~r pro- dlfport groups med a lawsuit d9dl0Sl lhe irutiative last summer, cdlhng il unconstitutioncll. Len Kfdnser, a chief proponent ot the tOltiative, Sdtd the )dWSUll WdS cl waste of money. Th st in Rill ESTATE Loo m~d for speoal real la cction NOVEMBER 20, 1999 LA CJ l"f LOT "Th ts niurt tldS ( OllMd<•((•d lhP SUhSldnlJVP r119llllll'llls of both pdf- lH'S dnd hc1.., qrc1v1• do111>t.., ctboul lhP \>c1hchly ol llw 1111t1<1t1v1"" '><lid JudqP The measure wa-. pldC'Pcl on lhl' ballot in Octobec aftPr act1v1sts opposed to an mt('rr1t1t1onul dJrport dl the former Manne Corps 1\11 Stc1 l10n m El Toro Ut1lher<'d <tlmo.,t 200,000 signatures. If clpprovc'd, ti would requin· two-thmJs of votPrs to dpprove any new or f'Xpc1nclPd "The luwswt against the imtia- llVP WdS patd for in part wiU1 ... N<'wport Beach city taxpayer mon- "Y·" he Sdtd. "l trunk it's oulrayeous IN DATEBOOK: Artist Vince Hovley draw~ a rendition ol Woody's Wharf using pastel on newsprint See Page A14. SEE EL TORO PAGE A 12 WHAT'S UP? Tallest Christmas tree in the country is lit up in Fashion Island, much to the delight of spectators. TREE-mendous ! steve smith \\'hen l .\C' c1Ju/ l (,'LA c. ullide. u·bol e/,..,e J>ltlfle1~;; How pdUIPllC' IS th<• col· legc foolbdlJ scene for USC ancl UCLA fans? L11t's put 11 this wdy: If this sCd!>On werP t1 loct1l r£>sl<1u- rdnl, 1t would lw \\'inclows on thP Bt1y -lots of poll'nllol hut undNdChtt'Vlrlq. nw TctCO Bt>ll clCross lh(' strc>Pt lrom (pick ct NPwporl-f\1Psct h1nh !>c·hooll 1s clecHHnH up com- pMt>cl to our • •cttNy And how sctd ts it lhdl thf' Bnuns, n•cPnt spm!Pr-. 111 lh<'ll qc1nw dCJcllll'il Wdshinqlon, rtnd th<' Tro1t1ns. TN ('Ill !>lmq- HINs c1q<110st (lrl"l'I t c1ny lt•dm hPrP), dft' brtnkmq on u v1cto- !)' to<lc1y to st1lVcHJP llw <;('ct· ... on With 4-b rPcords, both h.•ums have no howl proc;pects dncl only pncl<' to win m thE' dnnudl cross-town nvdlry f-or l '~( Coach Pcm! I ldck- ett, d "'in n1dy mC'dn sdl· vagmg his Job, too, although ma1or Tro1an fdn Pdul Brose-he believes Hclc!<(•lt's JOh 1s sdfe Still, I can't rE'C"dll d sPason when th<• qaml' mc>ant so much yC't rneunt so htlle. Still. it's lht> Big Gdmt' dnd tor thoc;e of you who don't quite undNstcmcl wh<1t the fuss 1s all c1bour, ht>r(>'s c1n explandtion: Th(> 1'ro1nns dncl Brums don't llke each other. Oh, you won't g<'t anyonC' to admit 1t, but it's true T h e crowd grew more excited with each passing second as the countdown to the lighting ol the nation's tallest Christmas tree drew to a close Friday evening. Three. 1\vo One. For lhe third year in a row, Fush1on Island shop-. pmg c nter lS home to the t(t!Jest Chnstmas tree m the country. Taller lhan lhe nullondl Chnslmds tree in Wdshing- ton, D.C. dnd the Rocke- feller Center tree m New York City, Pash1on Isldnd's tree was lit lor the hr.,t time b •fore a crowd of more than 5,000. At 1 t 0 feet high and weighing 17,000 pounds, the tremendous tree -;tands in lhe middle of Bloonung- dale's court shi.mmenng with 15,000 white lights and gold and red orna- ments. Most of th(' lime. we walk SEE SMifH PAGE A12 CONRAD LAU I OAA.'i' PllOf Community members attend the lighting ceremony of the tallest Chrlsbnas tree in the nation at Newport's Fa hion Island. The Chnstmas lre ' wai; harvested through a spe- c1a l program that plant... 14 trees to replace the single tree cut down, sd.id Vito Serrao, vice president of Victor's Strictly Custom Christmas Tree!>. The com- SEE TREE PAGE A12 .. Fighting back TWo men helped sleady area after the Depression. SUsAN McCoQMACi..: Otif Pb W hile political turmoil and natural dis· asters plagued tho Newport-Me a area during the 1930s, one man b ame determined to give r i;1d nt n stronger voic and ~moth r fought to tam nature. • Jn 1934, Spant h·Arn riCJan Wnr personalities fOf • new column by Rol>Mt Gardner and today's Millenni""' Moment. ... PageAJ v "hmm l..N, Martin moved from Alclun on, Kan , to Costa M . Ii unmcd1at ly l rtcd the Co t SEE420oo PAGE A9 In l 9.15, dvlc le de. , tndudlng George Rogen, break a bottle o1 champatgne against the dredger John McMullln to I brate the start of major harbor lmpro~m ts. District is open to gay support club for students School oltidttls ilY they don't seP a prohlc•m 1J rules c11c tullowPd, but trusteP \V "ndy Lt:•e P qu .,slions ~uch' d ~tanc(?. ever If N1 \\ J10rt Mesn Utc1:d a SIIJl.llM f('(j UI" t, vfftcidls sat<! Utf>I e c fl' ruks tllttl CfOVt•rn tht• orq11ntza11on of dt1hs -olld lht"~ dlC not hrcl'•ed "Th" pol w or the d1 .. lnct. to my undl'f· tan ding, J!i <l •Approving the duh gives ~roval fo teen sex." Wendy Leece Sc.hoot board member long as th •re Et focull) ad\~"or and the,y fall w1thm Ute gwd • lint> , "'i; can t pr~v nl tl from occurnnq saul scl100! board mcmb<'r Mtutha Fluor "Our distnd ha b n v I). "en trong m t rms of practiong tolmc nee \\" won f tolerate any- lhmg -, .. ht th r tl be dcmgtal- mg on" rac-<' n hn1on. ex, whatever " Fluor enti.me.nts \\ere uur- ro11 d b other board member and Supt Hobert Barbot, who -.crnl althouul1 he wu un!i.uro of leqalttt ' , th~ dtstnct had a tronq tnr<•rante 1 >0h~ "We will do om he t hPJe tilways to trc(1t {tch 0U1cr with rnsp<•N," he , 1cl PAGE A10 IN SPO TS n 0 rAC1flCA 14 COSTA MESA 6 VMOK\A ll COIONA 411 AW IS 111 SPORTS, Paoe Bl I DEX cussmms -·-··-··--·--ii COMMUMfTY fORUM --...... DmlOOl -·--"~·-"-soam _____ _ I - A2 Saturday, November 20, 1999 MORAL OF THE STORY cindy trone christeson Let God cleanie your heart "/am Jeavmg you w1th a gift- peace of mind and heart. And the peace I give isn't like the peace the world gives. So don't be troubled or afraid." -John 14:27 E artier this month 1 looked at my car and realized it was dirty enough that I risked having somebody druw •wash me" on the back window. I drove to the car wash nedr Fash- ion Island, and WdS surpnsed that there were only three other cars there. l started walking inside to pay dnd was practically knocked over at the doorway by d man running outside at the same moment. His race was flushed and he was yelling as he ran out the door. f le never did seem to notice me I was so shocked that l was speech- less I Just stood there and watched hlm. One of the attendants started dri- ving a car into the wash and the mad man ran after him, still yelhng, and pounded on the trunk of the car. "Hey, hey, what are you doing?"he yelled. •Thal car isn't next, rrune lS. "His brnde continued, but I turned and walked over to the cashier. faith Daily Pi r-----------------------------------------------,_ ......................... ~----------------------------------------------: IN I ' I I I I I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I HAR BO Address: 1734 Orange Ave, C~ta Mesa Phone: (949) 548-9733 Denomination: Fouri:;quarc Year established: 1934 Service time: 10 a.m. Sunday Senior pastor: Chip Crosby Pastoral staff: Karen Crosby Size of congregation: 100 . Makeup of congregation: Includes all ages Child care: Provided for children nursery-age through sixth grade. Type Qf Worship: The contempo- rary worshlp semce is designed to facilitate a heartfelt, spirit-empow- ered experience. Crosby says, "When people worship GOd from the1t hedrts, Jesus promises to be pl'esent in their Jnldst and to demonstrate hls power and love in red!, tangible ways, such as answering prayer, changing.lives, and bringmg health. This is never boring and always joyful.• Type of sermon: Crosby tedches the Bible, book by book. He aims to make its truths become interest- ing, understandable and practical. Recent and upcoming sermon: Crosby is beginrung to teach through the Book of Revelation. His sermons will address quesbons like "Is Jesus really going to come back?" and ·u Jesus is coming back, when?" Crosby will talk about two unmistakable signs J esus told his followers to look for. Everyone is welcome to come hear this series. THE SPIRIT LIGHT , SEAN HIU.ER I DAILY PILOT Chip Crosby leads the congregation at Harbor Light Christian Fellowship in Costa Mesa. -==OWSHIP Welcome Wagon: V1s1tors are warmly welcomed and allowed to be thcmselvt'S. They are encour- aged to take their time to discov- er what the church is about and to grow at their own pace. Dress: California casual Church design: The church's his- toric building is being thoroughly remodeled to make it a beautiful place for worship and a comfort- able setting for {nendship. The building's unique .architectural , feature.c; have been enhanced and emphasized while facilities have been modernized. A new coffee bar and gdthering.place will soon be completed. Mission statement: Come and see that Jesus Christ is real. Everything else follows from that discovery. Therefore, we want to be known as a place where bibli- cal, balanced, authentic Chns- tianity is demonstrated m an atmosphere permeated with Christ's love, acceptdnce, and forgiveness. Interesting note: Chip and Karen Crosby became pastors of this histonc church one year ago. Crosby says, "The building is being remodeled and renewal and rebuilding are going on in people's live~. There's a sense of excitement over what is going to happen next. People are growing m their spmtual lives and the congregation ts growing in num- bers." Everyone is welcome to he part of this church life. Crosby is also the professor of preaching at LIFE Bible College. -Compiled by Michele M. Marr The man Cdffie back inside follow- ing one of the attendants and kept up his verbol barrdge. Then he paced. next to the window watching his car as it WdS soaped and soaked, and finally went out the other door. Once he left, the rest of us in the waiting room looked at each other in surprise. L---------------------------------------~-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PLACES TO WORSHIP FAITH CALEND"IR I paid for my car and d.S the woman was g1vmg me my change, she said, "That guy is going to drop dead from a heart attack. "There were so few cars there, that I could only imagine his car ) was less them a nunute behind the oth- er one. "Does that happen often7"1 askeo. "No, not often, "she answered. "But it's been one of those days for all of us here Why IS everyOody m such a bur- ry?• "I'm sorry, "I <inswered back. "For what it's worth, I'm happy to be get- bng my car washed and I'm not in a hurry." "Well, that's nice to hear. #she said 'Wlth a smile I thanked hor and walked outside to wait. The mcm wets out there stand- ing next to his cdr as it was being dned. I le w<1s practically breathing down their backs, and he pomted out several places he wanted them lo dry agam. J couldn't tell il he gave the attendant a tip when he left, but I could tell he exceeded the speed limit as he did. I felt sorry for the people that man would encounter next. I also felt sorry for the man. I sensed that his heart was m need of a cleans- ing, 1ust like my car. l sensed that he must have been filled with so much inner turmoil that he became outward- ly explosive. r said a bnef prny_er that God would send someone to the man to tell hun about the inner peace that God could gwe him. I know l'll be back for other car washes. I also know that when God washes our hearts, it lasts a whole lot longer And you can quote me on that. • CINDY TRANE CHR1$TESON is a Newport Beach resident who s~ak~frequently to par- enting groups. She can be reached via e-mail at cindyOonthegrow.com or through the mail at P.O. Box 6140 No. SOS, Newport Beach 92658 • • EDITOR'S NOTE: Places to Worship features brief descriptions of churches and temples tn our community. They appear each week on a rotat· ing basts, Free Methodist ORANGE COAST FREE METifODIST CHURCH Orange Coast Free Methodist Church is dedi- cated to ministering the word of God, following the truth of Christ and en1oyin9 the fullness of the Spirit. Concurrent worship services, in Japan- ese and English, are held on Sunday at 10:30 a.m. Adult Sunday school is at 9 a.m. Children's Sun- day school 1s from 10;30 to 11 :45 •.m. Nursery care Ii provided from 10:30 to 11 :45 a m. Morn- ing and evening Bible studies and prayer groups, in both Enghsh and Japanese, meet throughoot the week. Clifford Rapp Is senior pastor. The church is at 3198-B Airport Loop Drive, Costa Mesa. For information, c•tl 641-1944. Judaism TEMPLE BAT YAHM Temple Sat Yahm of Newwrt Beadlllrvine ts a reform congregation whose purpose rs to worShtp God 1n accordance. wrth the faith of reform Judaism; to promote religious education; to pro- mote cultural and splntwl wetfare of its members es Je't'\15 and as members of the general commune· ty; and to advance the liberal Interpretation of the Jewish tradition Weekly servkes are on Fnday at 8 p.m., except on the first Friday of the month. when a family servtce is held instead at 6 p.m. Ser- vices are traditional and 1mlude prayers. \lng1ng and a teaching There is a lot of Hebrew in the ser· vice, but prayer and song books are Hebrew/Eng· lish and it IS easy fOf anyone unfamiliar with Hebre.v to follow Child care ls pr0111ded at all ser· v!Ce5 and family actNities. Mark s. Miller is senior rabbi. The temple 1s at 1011 Camelbad<, Newport Beach. For more information, call 644-1999 TEMPLE ISAIAH OF NEWPORT BEACH Temple Isaiah of Newport Beach holds Wffklv services on Friday at 8 p m .• followed bv a fef· lo~h1p hour with refreshments. Torah class meets Saturday from 10 to 11 a.m .• ctnd Includes refreshments. Kabbalah claues, the study of the mysteries of God and creation, are held on D~ P.ilot READERSHOtWtf (949) 642.fi086 or advtrt1semenu l'lefe1n t1n be reproduced without wrrttan per· m~lon of copyright CltNnfK. VOL 93, NO. 272 THOMAS H. JOHNSON, Pubtlshef TONY DOOtRO, Edrtor J£MA:R RAGLAND, 5eolOI' Crty Edrtor SJ .. CAHN. 0ty Editor NANCY 04££V£R. features Ed1t0f ROGU CARL.SON. Sports Ed1tOI' MARCMMY'IN. Photo Editor ANTHONY PECK. News Edrtof JOSI J. SANTOS, P•Deslgnl!f JUOY OETTING Cl&sifreod Advertising LANA JOttNSON Promotions PRAMOOSHAH cnlc!f flnandal Of • Record your comments about the Daily Pilot or news tips AQQ.RESS ~ Our c.ddrelS 1$ 330 W. Bay St., Cost.> Mew. CA 92627. 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Costa Mesa, CA 92626 ~lght: No n(!M sto- lllustratioos. td1toriM matt« HOW TO REACH US Orcu!Jltion The Times Orange County (800) 252·91"41 Adwrtislng Oauifitd (949) 642-5678 01ij>lay (949) 642--4321 Edrtorial News (949) 642 5680 Sports(949)S74...rt223 News, Sports Fax (949) 646-4170 E m•1I. da1lyp1lotOlat1mes.com Moln Office B~m Office (949) 642-4321 Business F.x (949)-631-712 ~ by'llmet ConirNnlly HtW\ • '"""' Mirror c~ ...,. William Lobdeft. ~ Edrtor ~t...,.~ Managlny Editor M*<M#11n. 01fect0f of "'<>tography SMnnanlWntJM. SenlOr Edltor, Gopy Desk •1'90'"°""0I u,..... __ Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Kabbalah classes are open to the public. Fees are $30 for temple mem· bers, and $50 for nonmembers. David Rosenberg is senior rabbi. The temple hold~ services and classes at 2401 INine Ave., Newport Beach For more information, call 548-6900. Lutheran CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH Christ Lutheran Church 1s a Missouri Synod Lutheran congregation that aims to reach out and bring people into a living relationship with Jesus Christ through dynamk worship of God, vigorous study of his word, loving care for one another and committed support of his work throughout the world. Worship services are on Saturday at 5 p.m. and Sunday at B, 10 and 11 :30 a.m. Sunday school for all ages is at 9 a.m. Child care Is provided at all worship services for chll· dren under 4. Wilham B. Hemenway is senior Pas- tor. The church Is at 760 Victoria St., Costa Mesa. For more information, call 631 -161 1. LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE MASTER LUtheran Church of the Master is an Evangelical Lutheran Church rn America congresiatt<>n. It Is a Christ-centered community cornmrtted to the proclamation of the good news of love, hope and forgrveneu in Jesus Christ. Central to the worship are word, Scripture and preaching, and sacra-ment. baptism and the Lord's Supper. ~Ip ser· vices are on Sunday at 9:30 a m. Children's Sunday Sthool and adult education meet at 10:45 a.m. Child care is provided during worship and adult education from 9:30 to 11 :45 a.m The church pro- vides a before-and after school program to the convnunity. Marte Anderson IS ~lor pastor. The church is at 2900 PaciftC View Drive, Ccxona del Mar. For more information, call 7S9 1031 . NEWPORT HARBOR LUTHERAN CHURCH Newpoft Harbor Lutheran Church, of Evangell- cal Lutheran Church of Amerlc.a, ts dedicated to "learning the word, leading the way, anchored in Christ.• The worship is wekommg, friendly and hospitable. Pastor is Steve Perry. Sunday wonhip 1s at 9.15 a.m. The sennons are biblically based and engaging. using a lot of storytelling and humor. Sunday school, for children 4 years through sixth grade, and adult Sunday school are at 10:30 am Child care is provided for the 9; 15 a.m. ~e The church is at 798 Dover Drive, Newport Beach FOf rnore infOfmation, c.all 548+3631. . SPECIAL EVENTS THE AMY BIEHL VIOLENCE PREVENTION PROGRAM The parents of Amy Biehl, a Fulbright exchange student killed in South Africa m 1993, will discuss the work of the Amy Biehl Foundation to develop programs in violence prevention and conflict resolu-· ti.on Nov. 28 at 10:30 a.m . at Orange Coast Urutarian Uni-. versalist Church. The church is at 1259 Victoria St., Costa Mesa For more information, call (949) 646-4652. OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE The Rev. Rafael Luevano of the Our Lady Queen of Angels Catholic Church in Newport Beach will give a presentation titled •our Lady of Guadalupe: an Icon for the New Millennium• at 9 a.m . Dec. 4 in the Pansh Center. Tickets are $10. The church is at 2046 Mar VISta, Newport Beach. For more mlonnation, call (949) 646-5535. CHANUKAH HAPPENINGS The Jewish Community Cen- ter of Orange GoWlty hosts a variety of Chanukah events Dec. 2 through 10. The center i.s at 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 755-0340. RE-MEMBERING GROUP Om Lady Queen of Angels Partsh Center hosts a talk for Cathollcs who feel spiritually homeless Sundays at 6:15 p.m. This Sunday's meeting fea- tures the talk "Past & Future.• The Parish Center is at 2046 Mel! Vista Drive, Newport Beach. For more information, call(949} 548-384~ FRIENDSHIP SUNDAY AND THANKSGIVING FEAST FdUVlew Community Church will celebrate a Friendship Sunday at its service this Sun- day at 10 a .m. Children will taught a le .... son on friendship. Later in the day, the church will have a potluck Tha.nksgi\ ing dmner. The church is at 2525 PaifVlew Road, Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 545-4610. 'THE STIRRING' . Rock l larbor Church presents o "Stirring,~ cl community worship event for all churches and all denominations at 6 p.m Sunday. It will be held at the Orange County Fair- grounds, building #14, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. For more infonnation,call(949)548- 2600, ext. 302. WEEKLY EVENTS ADULT EDUCATION AT TEMPLE ISAIAH Rabbi David R~nberg of Tern ple Isaiah conducts a serie!> of speaal dac;ses on topics in Judaism, including interfaith marriages, non-JeWJSh holy da~ and spintuality m the fami ly Classes meet Thursdays through Dec 16. There is no charge for members and the complete senes ol courses is available for $.15 to nonmem- bers. Tempi(.' Isaiah is at 2401 trvine Ave , Newport Beach. Fm cours > time, and more informa- tion, call (949) 548-6900. WEATHER AND SURF POLICE FILES TEMPERATURES Balboa 65155 Corona def Mar 64154 Costa Mesa -66156 Newport Beach 64154 Newport Coast 65155 SURF FORECAST The westerly swell pick' up today for sets in th wa1~t· to shoolder-hlgh area. Sets will go head-high at points and reefs The sun will rise at 6:27 a.m. and ~t at 4 47 pm. LOCATION SJZI! Wcdg ••••••••••• 3 5 w Newport •••••••••• , 3·5 w Sla<kles ••••.•.• , ••• i3 5 w River Jetty .••••..•. 3 S w CdM .•••••••••••• :5 5 w TIDES TOOAY First low 12:12 a m·-·--···-·· .......... 0.8 First htgh 636 a m ............................ 5.7 second low • 1:10 p.m ............................ 0.3 Second high 7:10 p.m ............................ 4.4 SUNDAY Firlt low 12.51 am ......................... 0.9 First high 7:11 a.m ......................... 6.4 Se<:ond low 1:54 pm ........................... 0 S Second high 8 03 p m ... -.... • .. ..... , . 4 7 COSTA MESA • Adams Avenue: About l40 was reported stolen from • gym locker in the 1600 block at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday • EMt 11th Street A w'allet •nd Its contents worth $45 were reported stolen from a ltore in the 300 blcxk between 4 and 5 p.m. Nov. 12. • &st 19th Street: Ten boxes of none tile worth Sm V11ere reported S1ol n from a store In the 100 blod between 1 and 9 a m Nov. 14 • West 19th Street About SSSO Inc.uh was reported stolen from a bu\tnes.\ in the SOO block at 3. 10 pm. Nov. 6 • West 19th Street: A set of tools and about 100 cassette tapes worth S620 were reported stolen from a (<Ir In the 500 block during the ev ntng of Nov. 14 NEWPOWT ltl!AOt • layvteW Chde. A wollet and its contenti worth $790 were reported stolen from a hotel in the 500 blodc during the day of Nov 7. • llayvlew CJrde: Several p es of jewelry worth S2., 705 Mr• reported stolen from a hot I In th SOO blodc dunng the even ng of SeJ)t. 16 • East Coest Highway: A RU<se and ltJ contenu \'I/Orth S790 were rciported stoloo from• resuurant ln the 3500 bkXk 1030 pm Nov 13 .. , I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I I I I ' ~ , I ' I I I ' I I I I I 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 l I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I .J Doily Pilot • I I I I I I . . Th_qreS no forgetting the Great Depression ~ • EDITOR'S NOTE: As part of our <;ount- 1 down to 2000, Robert Gardner will write s~al Saturday columm recalhn_g the decade we have Just covt'rtd This week, he1ooks back at the 193~ I n lhe 1 cnos, Bal bod WdS spared mo~t of th<! eficc ts of the Depres- sion. Thl't e 1s an old saying m the entt>11t1in•l1cnl world thul mdn may sacnfice ntany lhtn!JS but will never give up clrinkm9, yumblinq or danc- ing. So, while de~pe>rdte men m Los Angl'les would 1ump on the running l b<lard ol your rctr ttt u stop sign and • : wc1sh your Wtndslueld hoping for a : ruckel tip, Pvcrythmg wds nonnal in .. 8dll>oa. I {uge crowd c<1m<• down every Saturday night to dunc:e dt the Ren- dczvoui.. ·r he liquor flowed dnd the suckers shU crowded the gambling dives to lose their money. Oh, wt> httd some highly visible ' tndkahons of the Depression. We had a man who sat ttt tht' top of a llagpole one swnm<>r. I le had a bucket suspendC'd from d long rope, ' hoping people would put money in 1l, but I n('ve1 s<1w t1nyone put c1s .. JUDGING THE 19301 .. robert gordner · . much as a penny in. We also had a man buried alive dlld ds fdr as 1 could see, he didn't do cmy better than the man on the Hagpoll'. And one summer we had one of those utterly depressing miirtllhon dance contests at the Pdvilion. But outside Balbod, the Depres- sion was in full ~wing. I WdS witness to an incident 1 will never forget. One summer I had a job on the labor . i4\l Just Add BARBARA'S :: Mashed Potatoes Delicious & Wholesome Only tabs 5Minutes RENEW LIFE YOU SAVE UP TO $8.46! Cleanse Smart . 60 cap + 60 cap 'IWinPak An AD Nahmll Sgstem of Herbs 1fut/jtiona/lg Used~ Support Detoxllicaiion & aeansing*REG. '29.95 9 Fiber Smart High Potency f1ax Fiber Complex with addophilus F.O.S. + L Glutamine Less ~O/ng, geOJng & blndlng SU49 than psgllJum fibers . REG. •19.95 8 oz. - FARM FRESH PRODUCE Bruisel Sprouts on a Stalk s19?a. Otganic Leaf Lettuce • Red • Gi'een •Romaine S9!. gang dunng the construction ot Newport l larbor High School The labor gang~ two of us -cam d lumber from where the tn1cks hdd unloaded to the place the lumber was needed during conslruchon. We never walked. We trotted or Jogged. Usually we were carrying 2-hy-4s th<lt were 12 feet long. I hated going to work -not bcC"ause of the job ·itself, but beC"duse you hdd to run a gduntlel ot men try- mg to get JObs. They hdted you· beCcluse you had a job They 1ust stood there every day hoping some- one would not show up. For all I knew, lhese were men with hungry wives and children at home and they hated me because I had d JOb, and they didn't. The other member of the labor crew was an old man. I dlways thought he was too old for the JOb, but he said he had to have the job because he was the only support for his wife, daughter and two grdnd: children. His son-in-law just d1Sap- peared one day, which WdS not uncommon. Somehow, men couldn't huncllP. the situation and wou1d 1ust ran off. ORDER YOUR FRESH HOUDAY PIES TODAY! 1 tast Da.l' Tu Order 1 l!J2 Mon. I •Pumpkin • App!e/-?b,.. • Chirry •Pecan ~ •Non-Dairy Vegan Pumpkin •Non-Dairy Tofu Chocolate LUNDB§lG Gourmet Rice Blends • Country Wild • Christmas Red • Wtld Blend • Black Japonica • Jubile.e SJ!48 •Wehani 17 REG. '2.45 1 lb. MSM Eaential JOOOMG ~""':, ~1'£..99 71ssues & eeib~ SUGG. -21 .99 120 Tabs Ever nouc e thl' p1ctwcs of the oup lint' in the D prn ion years? They were all men who couldn't face up to hun!Jry fac<' and JUSt took off. Well, one day we were 1oggmg ttlong, carrying omc 2-by-4s dOd the old rndn, who was ahead of me. tell down. The torcmdn 1an over and looked dl the old man, who WdS not moving. The lorf>man lookrd over dt thf> crowd around thE• gdte, gestured with his fingC'r, rtnd a young man d<>tac:hed h1mseU from the crowd. He rem over to the old man, picked up the lumber and took off cilinost run· nin~J· As 1 pasi.ed the old man, I heard tht• forcm;m suy, ~co over to the gttte ctnd pick up the money yoa hcwe comi'ng." That was the last tune I saw the old man, but I couJdn t help thinking clbout his return to the home of wbich h~ had been the sole support with the news lhdt he hdd lo-;t his )Ob. I \vtll nevN forget lhe Great Depression .. • JUDGE GARDNER is a Corona def Mar resident and former judge. His regular column run~ Tuesdays. 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During h1 l<'OlUC, the OfCJdnl• zal!on hd., i>volvf'd from a ome .... hat unfoc ust'.'d i>11Uty Ed fawc~tt with ldl'CJ'' ch bb to 'd leunl'! <ind uw1•ncr chamber ' • It 011tr~C1ch programs·-like tl1" Partn •iing Educc1tJ•m And Comniu- Mf PtOCJCdOl that h Ip~ al-nsk ~tu . denU. and thf'> Pf!ort to ch tnlJul• Thanksg1vmu food lJOX(>S to 10\-..'· mcomP fdlllili1> ke p U1 orgaru- iatmn' lx·st foot 1.xnnh•d fonvard m the COtOJllllilll}' Fa\-. cett is a membcI of many local hoards mcluihng tltdl of the OCC Founclatron An Orange Coun- ty nc1tlve hP grt'W ·up m Santa Ana and spent 111•1re lhun 20 ) eor m the hotel mdus1I) m Costd Mesa befo1P takm9 hi Joh al th chctmbcr ~I \;I n1~\' >f 5 C'll <1 uoocl reason tu ledve," hl' said IMAGINE FOODS SoyDream Enriched SQg Milk Lactose-Free! • Chocolab! tbr!. =~ qi REG. '2.49 32 oz . Tofutti Farms D~Ffte TooToo's F'roa!tl Dessert CooJae Sanduiches • Vcmiila • ¥cmilb Chocolate wirl ·~· s-969 ~ -....-6•sanowiches R . '3.79 4 ft. oz.each -~Pleca ........ ~ • Almonds ............ $:1~. • OiPnlc 1homplon ~69 5eedn Ralsina ...... 1-.. ·= ............ 1~. -ii •• ..... . ;,\4 Saturday, Ncwember 20, 1999 Doily Pilo For city's p~t owners, magic number is four •Little-known Costa Mesa .law is coming back to bite one resident, .who is being charged for having 51 ~als. GRI c. RI.')! INC ~~ COSTA MESA -No more than four pets -that's the lim- it for residents. Hamsters. Lizardi,. Birds. Cats. Dogs. And you'll need a special" permit for large snakes .. Fish are the lone exc~ption to the rule. The municipal code sectlon deurly states the law but who, CSP.ecially the animal lovers of the world, really follows it? That question can't even be answered by the city's Animal Control Department, which monitors and enforces the law. Department officials said they respond to 25 or 30 complaints about ~cessive animals_a year. Of those violators, only two to three are cited. · "I'm sute there are a lot of ~ple who have more than four.animals,• said Cesta Mesa Animal Control Officer Robert O'Brien. •There shouldn't be more than tour because it may be too"much for one household to take care of efficiently." In light of the recent news about Costa Mesa resident Patnaa Hotz, who was cited for having too many pets - five dogs and 46 cats -some residents admit they are guilty as well. "I have five pets and hdd no idea Uus was some sort of vio- lation," said Melinda Jenkins, who has two dogs and three cats. "1 don't think the city shoul~ be telling folks how ' -many pets they hould have, as long as they are taking good care of them: . O'Brien said' the law was enacted for that v"'ry reason. Many times, pet owners have too much to worry about with their animals Sometimes, pets are neglected and aren't given the treatment they need, he added. O'Brien is familiar with the Hotz case. Hotz has become a friend to the felin~. helping more than 100 stray cats over the past 20 years. But when animal control officials found 46 cats m her home, they felt it wa in her best interest to put the cats up for adoption. Since she was cited in May 1998, O'Brien da.ims Hotz has· n't done very much to reduce the cat population in her home. She Caces jail time or a ma.xi- rnwn fine of $1,000 unless she brings her pet total from 51 to four. Hotz has hired a lawyer and is fighting the charges. "We und~rstand she loves her animals and we have been willing to help her out,• 0.'Brien said. "We haven't been putting a lot of pressure on her. It.:s just a matter of com- plying with the city co<:f ~ ~ Cities do vary with thel! ani mal control l~ws. There are n laws limiting residents to t num~r of vanous pets it Newport Beach, allhoug there are rest.iictions on th number of dogs per household The city allows a maXl.mum o three dogs. Any more and resident must apply for d spe oal kennel pemlil. "Most people don't Wcmt more than three dogs,~ sai animal control officer Mike Teague. "We rarely see mor than that amount. If they do we talk to them and give them a chance to comply." . . . Contractor to pay fine for chlorine spill Freeway pileup compounds morning traffic Ocit Plot COSTA MESA-A stretch of the Corona del Mar Free· way was snarled with early morning traffic Friday after a five-car pileup. There wero no reports of major injuries. Bumper-to-bumper traffic only got worse when the accident occurred about 8:45 a.m. in the southbound lanes near the Red Hill Avenue overpass. Commuters who use the Corona del Mar Freeway on a daily basis were surprised by the traffic jam. · "This never happens," said 25-year-old Costa Mesa Got plans? Whether they inclu.de holiday parlie.s ... corporate events ... a charity fund raiser or a gala miUenniwn bash ... CELEBRATE WITH STYLE! Save10% On Your next Tuxedo Rental or Purchase res1dent Jeff Khreis. Witnesses said the accident, which caused about a half- hour delay. was triggered. by a' stalled, vehicle in one of the lanes. A domino ·effect occurted after the driver of one vehicle suddenly slammed on the brukes in an attempt to avmd the stalled car. The series of collisions was s1grufkant enough to injure Rose-Martinez, the dri· ver of the stalled car, and Wanda Peters, whose vehicle first rear-ended Martinez's car. Both driven> were taken to Hoag Hospital where they were treated and released. The accident 1s under investigation by the Califor- nia Highway Patrol. lbe Country Inn Gardea Cafe Oobslc AU. The Book Stott Newport Pkt1lte Frame Stella'I Platt Sarah Whitromb Circa Antiques Vidorian &t com.,.ny . • County officials will determine penalty for this week's accident at Crystal Cove State Park. . SUSAN McCORMAO.. ri.ne per liter of water. The Oati' Fllo1 chlorine was used to decontd- minate new water pipes for NEWPORT BEACH -An an 800-home community the Irvine Co. contractor never lrvine Co. is constructing. took a sample of 3,500 gal-On Mohday, envm>nmen- lons of chlorinated water talists told authorities the dumped into Crystal Cove stench Qf chlorine was ema- State Park on Monday and nating from water flowing will face up to $10,000 in through Los nancos Creek, penalties for violating a per· wh1cb leads onto Crystal m1t requirement, a water Cove beach The board board official said Friday. mvestigated the incident, Kurt Berchtold, an ass1s-saying chlonne at acceptable tant executive officer with limits should not smell the Santa Ana Regional The key to findmg out if Water Quality Control Board, the Irvine Co spilled unac- said his agency will soon ceptable levels of chlonne decide what the exact penal-mto the creek lay 111 a sample ty will be for the Irvine Co the contractor, Griffith Co . Berchtold said his agency was supposed to take, will take into consideration according to its p ermit. that no environmental dam· Because there was no sample age was done and that the taken, the Irvine Co. must incident was accidental. pay a penalty. 3400 Via Lido, Newport Beach • (949) 675-4941 130 EAST 17'ff ST. • COSTA MESA The water board gave the Paul Kranhold, spokesmdn At Ne"l">rl It •:uc 17"' SC'"t (IJehind the llARP INN) (949) 722-1177 Irvine Co. a permit to dis* for U1e lrvme Co.. said the charge 0 .1 milliliters of chlo-contractor had been dis· I .II' q;; ' (' Tl ''.\ RE,T.\l.S & S.\LLS .. 1 I 1 I' I I I•,," ... A Time to be Thankful .. Come join Dr. John A. Huffman Jr. PrC'Jch11111. ~runby, Nn~cm~ 20, 1m. S: tO P.M. Sund~y. No .. cm~ 21, 1m, 8:30 6' IO:IS A.M. Our Lady Queen of Angels Catholic Church f amity for praise and Thanksgiving at the 9:00 am Mass, NOVEMBER 25th ·+ Share YOUR bounty with the hungry. Food staples ~n" monetary gifts will be gratefully accepted for the poor of Orange County 0 u r Lady 2046 Mar Vist1' Drive , Uamboree & Eastb/11ff) Queen of Angels (9;9;~44~0~00 '"" y Muln .. uon Ill 00 "CMnl n1anh" Jtrv. ( •. ul 11111·1 Sunday Servif.<• lO:!W Sunday Sd1ool tb ::lo Nr1Khl••tl1t••I <:0111111111111 ,,... .. , .. ,, l~S r.u~ A~. c ... su ~('M W..d Hol111g ~1\'llr IO ~I in. Jilt') T11uu1 /\vr, l i:.Slll M~ Sol! \\n1~hop • Ill Ill 11orm llonat Oil • k )h\11 llMt:\9 1>1 jllMll'll.t f"'I'"" Rtv (>ail Milin (" 11 (~ 9) r,.11> . .,, I 1r.1 for informa1io11 r_, ... ;\Ul_ • Bruce V-11 Blair, M1nistet Worlhlp Services '8.00am 9:00lm Advlt Church School •1o:oo.m -Sunday Xhool •Child C.re Provlditd 611 Htllotropt A~ , CofON dtl Mar 644<7400 • HAAIOR CHAll'l'IAN CHURCH l. (DlaclplH of Chrtal) 2401 lrwlnt Awe. al 81nt1 l11llel Newport leach Sund•J Worship · 10·~ · . J.'i~t Unittd Methodist Church of Co ta Mesa 420 \Vo:: l 19th Suce1, Costa Me-.a Fe ll\al of Wo1'hip 10:003.m Richard I .. Ewing, Pastor Olun:h ScllOOI 9:<X»am & IO. l SlAITI 949.54g. 7727 Costa Mesa MISA VIRDI UNITID M!THODIST CHURCH 1701 hk•r, C.M. Wor•hip 6 Church School lt30 and 10:00 a.m. Of: Richard 979·823'4 NEWPORT C8NTER UNmD MITHODfST CHURCH 1 ti(> I M.'lrguenrc Mc COfOl'IS de4 Mar 644--0745 WOrshlp ta OOM1 & I O·OOM1 Cn ldr n SunOJJy Sc hoOI I 0 OOM1 Jr & Sr. tflgh 5 OOPM (a\'TO'' frum Nc,..po« ltafbor Htf,h 'ic:hool ac lnine and ISthl 1100 Sc. AnJrt"''" RoaJ. No:WJ"'lfl lle:ich, C..al1fnrn1J '1266l·HH (949) 6Jt-28'l0 l ·\.iAIL 10to<ll'l.1ard~~\Pft'\•"l'll Wt;& WWW)1A111dr<w\pr~.org SAINT JAMES CHURCH EPISCOPAL .,A~o.m.dflD~cnl s.Mv ..... a.w. Conlcnl .s.Mir" The Very ReY Canon David And.non, Rector 3209 VIO lido ~Beoch 949/675-0210 g 7:30 om Troditionol 9 om Coni.meofO'Y. 9 om Church SchoOI 10;45 orn Charismatic ondWed Noon FmST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST 3J03 Via La:>. N1-wp00 Beach 673-1340 or 673-6150 OlUJCh 10 am & S JXJ\. Sunday School I 0 am Saint Michael & All Angels Marguerite 8c Pacific v- Coroo.a dd Mar • 6«-0463 011r /\,~ If • l¥n Christ llw '" Ill '" 1rtkr 1"'11 "' Orrin 1« 11111} liir flb1!tfal 4,,J 1rwJ.. mr Chrilll4" Ullf'I. rhe Reva Peter 0. Haynes. Rector SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST 3100 ~ V't8W ~. Newpcrt 8eac:h 644-2617 or 6754661 Ol1J1ch lOam SUnday School 10 cun ~ e1111 ~ MooanOs i! pn •I.JI ........ ~<All ,, tl(QI ... ~rify GeJ ;,. JO"" /JoJy. -";,,JO"" 'lirit, wl>i.r/J •rt GoJi J Corinthians 6:20 glorify ST. MARK PRESBYTERIAN CHU~CH "Opt1n Arms and Open Minds" Wor ~ip 9:30 Newport Harbor Lutheran Church 718 Dov., Dr. Newport lleech Tratlblonel LutMren Wonhlp a.rvlc• with HofJ CommW\lon aunuvetHem Slindaf SchoOI 9ti I em Ctwt••'-' &duOet ... ........... 1ChJO .... charging water as the penml allowed for three days befow lhe accident occur\"ed. Kran- hold said sodium bisul!ate is a'dded to the discharge to neutralize the water. but on Monday, unpunf1ed ·water had mistakenly been released from a 1,300-foot- long pipe into the creek. "It wasn't mahcious," Kranhold said. "It was an unfortunate accident." Kranhold said he believes the Irvine Co. will continue to work wtth Griffith Co., which he called a Hrespectable com· pany." "The accident ... has given us a heightened sensibility," Kranhold said, adding that the Irvine Co. will now work with the sarutation distnct to gam penmssion to capture the d1scharge and divert it into the sewer system so it does not enter the creeks. by Gregory rt Gloss, D.D.S. BY APPOINTMENT More people are acheduhng appointments with their denhsts than ever belore According to the latest statistics galhered by the Amencan Denial A1soc1atlon and the Gallup Organlzahon. more than 75% of adult M\tricans had a dental appomtment 1n 1997 (up from 53 8% in 1983) Dental experts credit an lllCftased awareness o1 dental heallh on the part of patients. which we hope Is fostered by reading lnlormational oolumns such as the ones published by th11 office. Beyond thal. there has been a decided &hilt towatd Pf ev&nliOn and away from visiting the dentist only when pain or d1scomfon occurs. And hnally, because older Americans tend to rttlllll more of their permanent teeth than previous geoecebOOS, ltltY h:ivt ITIOft need lo VISlt lhe dentl&t When 11 the last time you had a prof ssional dental chedcup? We st!ess good oral hygiene and preventive dentistry for tho whole family. Patient education and awarenau are key& to prevention and early detection of dental problems We re located at 400 Newport Center Drive, Suitt 1408, Newport 8 ach, wha1e we are comm111ed 10 providing you wdh the be t possible det11a1 care In a warm and canng onvlronmenL Tho recommendations we make are alway• ln the best Int rest Of CM patlentS P e..9 646-0922 to cdiedu1t an~ P.S. AboUI 57% of Arnttlclns Clrr) dth I nsurance, Which PfOIT!Ot more rrtquenl derUI ,. Doily Pilot So!t>rday November 20, 1999 AS City-owned buildings _need $380,000 in repairs H~ping for a bed of rose~ ~Pb NEWPORT BEA Cl I -The city's community centers and recreational facilities could receive a much-needed overhaul if the City Council approves more than $400,000 for the upgrades. Dµnng Monday's study ses- sion, the council will review an extensive staff report recom- mending the allocation of more than $381,850 over a three-yeo.r period for repclu-s and upgrades for the 12 commuruty centers dlld faoliti<>..s used for city-spon- sored recreatJondl seMces and events. The report detdils dl1 findings of inspections that were conduct- ed at Uie 12 community facilities. Repairs and upgrades include- the unsealmg of windows for proper ventilation, electrical repairs, hre hazard removal and some bwld.Ulgs bemg properly eqwpped for the disabled. The report recommends as an dltemtlllve that $39,000 be dpproved witlun this year's fiscal budget for immediate structural and safety repairs, and that the other upgrades be incorporated 111to the city's· budget over the next few yecm.. U the funding 1s approved, all repcurs would be done over a three-year period wtth the most critical repairs occumng first, Sdld City Manager Homer Blu- dau. "The repairs that take place · m . lhe fir..t yeM are the highest pnority safety and structure upgrades, while the others that would occur later are mostly maintenance and aesthetic issues," he Sdid. If the imtial $39,200 is Tee it up for -17 1Mon·Fn No holld.tys Cen not included) approved, repair., could begin al) oon as next January. The report was drafted in June after staff brought the issue of needed repairs at the B<tlboa Commuruty Center to the coun- cil's attention. • Failing to attract fans from The Big 12, Newport tourism officials still hope to corral alumni of the Rose Bowl's PAC-10 team. Councilman John Noyes then NEWPORT BEACH asked staff to take an inventory Rosc1lind W1lhtlms and her of repairs needed at aJJ city facil-cre>w at thP. N<>wport Beach ities used for recredt.Jondl ser-Conl~rence ttnd V1s1tor's Vices dlld programs, Blttddu Sci.id. Bur<'clU tlrP st~1rtm9 to notice According to the staff report, if d trnnd -cmd it's not mdking the repairs are made, the num-•them happy · . ber and quality of program~ In tact, it mar be enough to offered at the city's·facilities will ~t,irt giving them a complex .• unprove. ' The report also says the After c:ountless man hours repairs could create un increase ctnd thou!;ands of dollars m potential rental use of city spent trymg tu woo alumni facilities,although1twasunclear from The Big 12 and PAC-10 howmuchtheincreasenughtbe. teams to stety in beaullful, •we chd not undertake this sunny Newport Bet1ch for the report as a cost-benefit anaJysis, Rose Bowl, it dppears the city although we'U be glad to do so if will once• ttHt1in come up the counal asks,· said Comrnu-short. ruty Services Director Ladonnt1 This 1s the second straight Kienitz. yPttr that dlumni from The Big . The City Coo.nal study ses-12's l<'arn have chosen to stay SJ?n starts at 4 p.m. Monddy di , on the Westside of Los Ange-Clty Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd. · Also on the agenda 15 d prescn-· les . rath<·.r than Newport tation from the ad hoc comrruttc>e ! Bc>ctc h c,rt1nled, Newport that has been working on the ; ofhC'it1ls are dealmg with the proposed Arts and Eclucc1tJon ~ SdllH' Big 12 team as last year Center. -the University of Wiscon- sin. And for omu reason, NPwport ttnd Mddtown JUsl don't m1x. But the hur<Mu still hc1s d shot c1t th£> PAC-10 h•am, which will be Stanlord, Ow- gon or Wdshin!.Jlon, ch•pend- ing on the> outc orne of this toddy's games. · I fuwevcr, thl'IP dte d cou- ple wild C'drds. foust, W1lhams said. she clupsn't httvc ll guar- antee from any of the learns In fdct, Wttshmgton ulumn1 have said 1f the}' come to the R9c.e Bowl. they wctnt to c.tay m Sttnta Momcc1. •Tue dlumnt d1wctors feel that lher.e's a great dPul of synergy to he hdcl lor lc1k1ng alumni whPre the leum 1s," WillldffiS Sdld. Under tt contrnc;t lht1I thP Rose Bowl C'omm11te<• ht1s wilh Los Anueli>s tourism olh- cidls, the tcums must stc1y 1n Los Angelt•s. I And tllthough th1• plllyN~ are pretty much k(lpt ·un<IPr ~ dandelion h~old goods. J EFF & LYLEEN EWING MA R KETING \,\nen you 11'>t }Our home tor S:llc, you and \our agent lllll'>I \\Ork. a., parrn'cr'> to· en~nrc It sclh as qu1ckl} a<, pm~ll1k .md for top dollar. \\lute } ou tJ kc che ncce,,al'} step' to nuke your proper() look !ZOOCI in.,idc aml out, \'Our Realtor "ill l{U to work ·to make '>Ure vour home i'> exposed w qualificti hu}cr.. •aromatic candles • b.lth essentials & .icccssories •unique gifts • Jccorallvc pillow~ • cottage furniture 432 e. 171" st. costa mcscl hours. tucs.-fn. 10-0 s<1t 10 4 . 949 -548 -7286 101 k and key during the p nt at th~ area's hotelS, week, tltc one achvll} th y re taurant and shopp1~ rnn i>arta~e m ls the r.re-malls · game rally, W1Jbams &aid : A 'Cflflll potential prob·. "When thP-y have th~ r<11ly. lPm 1 that all three game th1•y like tu have. lhr! h•c1m this w11 •kend are with the . . and the cottchf's tome," :.he h~c1m:.' ar.ctH1vats -emollon- s<1ul "'Thi' low lin1es we h.1ve 111 c onlestc; 1n which anythmg had the tedmc. stdy hew. Path c.u1 hc1ppr~n. r1•gctr<lleo,,s of <iChuol hc1s only bP.en ohle to po111t sp1t>ads. brmg clown a couple of team Loe <11 business owners may playero,, rind the head couch • Wcmt to root for St.mford a 1t , Sh•• sutd o,,evernl. schqols ttlk" on C'ttl W1lht1ms sasd hd\'(' rP.peated lhts rationttlf' ther ure !JUdftinlP@s Stanford when l11m109 down .N~wp~rt alumni will tlly' hen~ .. hut if ·1 lhmk unit! the coritmct • thPy <lo, .... he ,ud the athletic (with Lo .... Angeles) 1s up, dtrPctor 1s con ide>rlng bnng- we're qumg lo haw~ lo UH] the players down from 1etlunk our loc1.1s, • W11J1a111 PdlO Alto t:arl~· to tay m stitd Newport for d few day-.. 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(714)0S·2000, (100)7U 1118, www.1outhmnplm.<om 6 Sol\ndoy, November 20 , 1999 Doily Pilot 'Ailing school teacher long~ rto get back to work Costa Mesa 's Richard Rapp had no idea h e was risking his lite during the 32 years h e has taught third-graders j at a Carson elementary school + Richard Rapp is one of at least 40 current and former employees of Towne Elementary School in Carson who have been diagnoSed with various types of cancer and other dis- 1 V£RON1CA DcRAN hedltb officials for possible eases. County health officials are working to determine If there is a link between the cancer case~ and a landfill near ~Plot envuonmentaJ hazards as a the school that has been emitting toxins. · result -made him sick 1 R ichard Rapp loves his JOb When Rapp, 52, told his stu- 1 so much he nsked his life dents he wtts going on sick for it. leave last month, • 1 was sad,• • And not a day goes by when Rapp recalled. MI had such a he doesn't Wl.Sh he was back in nice class this year. This is such l hls Carson classroom, doing a h1ce cla~s that you don't want what he enjoys most -helping to be away from it. Most o( th~ I children learn. kids really want to learn and 1 Rapp, a four-year Costa they're really workmg hard.• I Mesa resident and third-grade lnihally, Towne officials J teacher at Towne Avenue Ele-reported that 17 current or for- mentary School for 32 years, mer school employees had 1 was diagnosed Wlth prostate been diagnosed with various 1 cancer in June His doctors types of cancer and other dis- ! said the type of cancer he has eases. I is extremely aggressive and But in the weeks since it 1 already has spread to his was publicly announced that , bones. . offioals with the Los Angeles I He is on ledve while under-County Department of Health going hormone therapy and were investigating whether alternating rounds of there is a link between the s;bemotherapy consisting of school's proxunity to the land- ~o weeks of lrcdtment and fill and the illnesses, that nwn- .tben two weeks off. ber has . grown to at least 40 Rapp's oncologist has said 1t known cancer cases among possible tus job dt Towne -current and former Towne hich is ad1acent to an old employees. . ldlldfill and is bemg mvestigat-Now environmental invesb- kd by Los Angeles County gators are trying to determine I' 15% 10 % 15 % OFF Kl 1.1 I \H \It \I I \I R\ll\\ I I I I OFF I \TI'Jll\(.111 Ml\1. • I \O\I \t R 1•111 \llU I ·-. if carcinogens such as vinyl chlonde ~nd benzene are being enutted from the soil at the old landfill, which is now the site of the Victoria Golf Course, and migrating to the school~ Greg Holmes, unit chief of the Catif ornia EnVll'onmental Protection Agency's Depart- ment of Toxic Substance, who is working on the tests at the goU course, said representa- tives from his office plan to meet today with officials from the county Department of Pub- lic Parks and Recreation to dis- cuss what type of investigation should be done at the old land- fill. Stdte Sen. Tom Hdyden, who has met Wlth' concerned and ailing employees at Towne, including Rapp, is seeking an independent study or the situation. Rapp said he is the first man who has been diagnosed with cancer who is still working al the school. The others are all women, he said. Although he is concerned about how county ofhciaJs and the Los Angeles Unified School District plan to deal with their . plight, Rapp shows no signs· of rage while discussing his ill- ness, or the possible cause. •Being angry is not going to change anything," he said. Mlt won't take the cancer away or wipe it out. (However], it would be nice to know that some dgency not involved with the chstrict or the county could come in and make a case study of the whole situation and come up with an honest con- clu;;ion. • Rapp said he is leery of the school district and county offi- cials, who some blame for not acting sooner. ·1 don't trust the school chs- trict or the county," he said. •They're both involved in what has taken place. They both Pre-IfoJ°d ,,,,.. Sal~ a" ~~ 2600 E. Cou"'t "'') #160 I I I I I • ~irthday Gifts •Mother/Daughter Girls 0-14 ,~ Christt>ning Outfits Boy~ 0-4T ~ 1 ~ Mon-Sunday 10am-6:00pm 321 marine a\ e. • halboa island • Ca 92602 • (949) 6754660 Lc>Ose Diamond S.le .... 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He has been joined at those sessions by Debrn Weaver, a first-grade teacher who has taught al Towne for six years and is serving as spokes- woman for other ailing instruc- ton. who wish to keep their health status confidential According to informallon gathered by Weaver, 17 Towne staff members are bat- tlmg some type of cancer while 23 others, who no longer work at the school, have also developed health problems The most common ailhlents are thyroid conditions, breast cancer, cervical cancer, skin cancer and melanoma, Weaver said. "I'm really ~oncemed about my health,• Weaver said. ·Am I going to qet cancer 10 years VOICES "I don't trust the school district or thi county. They're both involved in what hos taken place. They both can't afford to readily admit that there is a problem relat~ to the landfiU because they' re facing what could possibly be o major liability problem." "The county m't afford it. They have too much of stake. The more you look at it and think about it, the county's nev- er going to tell you the truth." -Richa rd Rapp down the road? I don't know what I've been exposed to Practically every year through the '90s, someone has been exposed to something. We're all on edge. We're under d lol of stress• Despite everything, Rapp. who is married and has three daughters, is' hoping to return to his classroom \.\fithin the next few weeks. ' . .. . Sabatfoo Tommy Peter Phil Vince Flavorful & Delicious Lunche & Dinner · lnlqoJt 11>1W f'OOm &. dtninit 1•&11.1~ ror CtOllP l>u<J -hft.IDd pri•llt tllnct~lll> 723-0645 Plea.q Call For R~en ation.'i and Direction~ 251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach 30 Classic l'tOAt. 5lOIWS AYALA.llU Uf'()foC RLQUDT The Premier Electric Launch is about to be Launched! Diamond Pendants Diamond Earrings Sapphires Set Diamond Bracelets KARAT -LOOSE DIAMOND 1 ry your luck ... Select from a va!;e Oiied with parkllng <::ublc zirconium. 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I t www.dufTyboaU.Qom Daily Pilot Author to debut children's . book on boating safety •Newport Beach resident who waited 10 years: tor 32-page book to be published will sign copies FYI at Fashion Island bookstore.' ~f 1 KIA Kl NM lJY-Rt~ IXiy !'&I NEWPORT BEACH-After receiving rejection k•tter for 10 years, author Dee Cuche's chil- dren's book fmally is in print. The. 60-year-old Newport Beach rc:sident will sign copies or per book, "Captain Tuga- long, .. from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday at Barnes & Noble dt rash1on Island. She wrote the full-color illus- trated book, which . teaches boating safety to children, in the early 1980s. ReleasNJ m S<•ptemlx>r, the 32-page book tells the story of Captdln 1\tgdlong, an old tug- boat that is falling tlpart in the WdtC?r. It took Cache> four years to research intemdtional mar- itime law to ensure> the book's dccuracy. "I'm pretty proud of this hook," C'dche said. "lt took a Jong tune to research bc>CdUSC I wanted it to be technically cor- rect all over the world l 1ust know it will save lives some- day.• The book contdins a rruru- glossary of boating terms that are italicized and defined at thP bottom of the page. • •I've gotten a lot of responsl' from adults about the yook because, even though the book is for children, they are learn- ing about boating, too,• Cache said. A former pedicurist and ofhce manager, Cache wrot(• the book after searching unsuc- cessfully for children's books on boatitlg safety. "I've always bC'en con- cerned with boating safety,• she said. •When I couldn 'l find any books on the subject, 1 sort of joked that someday I would have to write one myseU. • The single mother or four ~ Beacon Bay Wish 4200 Birch St. ( t Dove) Newport Beach 833-8660 ------ There is no extra wash charge for trucks & vans Stop by to meet ·r Jack Tamoukian. He offers watches, accessories, minor watc~ repairs and makes keys. (Formerly located inside Fcdco-Costa Mesa) ... _. Newport Beach author Dee Cache will sign copies of her children's book on boating safety, "Captam Tugalong," from 2 to 4 p.m Sunday at Barnes & · Noble at Fashion l~land. . wrote clnd resedfched the book on weekends while she raised her children. Cache endured 10 yec1rs of rejection letters before the book wets acceptt~d by Cornell Mahllme Press. In February and March, she will bc• d featurl'd writer m the Author-m-Res1dence progrnm for thH•e school d1stlicts-r incluchng Newport-Mesa, Westnunsl<'r and Long Beach. A rel1rec•, Cache now is workinq on d sc>cond children's book ubout hoatmg safety Car Accident? FRH RI f>OR'l rnc.il, d1•..-h i:u.mkJ ~"'"'' 11111 nnJ tu ~On\\ bdorl' yuu M'Ctlc )Olli ...... <<' Ill >(><:;lk \\llh oiO)'l>OC.'. Pon 1 Ire 1111 •ilM'r dJv J;<I b' unttl \UU ~all rhe loll Im: M hr. Rcc.orilcd Muuguc I 888-598-1071 Car Accident? ' Sotvrdoy, November 20, 1999 A7 DOUBLE DRIBBLE • MARIANNA DAY MASSEY IOAllY PILOT Members of the Newport Harbor High basketball team run drills Friday, casting long shadows In the latf> afternoon sunlight No matter what you're doing 1t FITS 1N ... Daily Pilot Zubie's Proud y Serving 30 Years! 414 Old Newport Blvd. Newport Beach 645-6086 "MONDAY NIGHT s4· 95 FOOTBALL SPECIAL" 1 Large Combination Pizza or &roasted Chicken Dinner ~ith Purdwe of pitcher of beverage Dine In only & Good during gome time only SUNDAY BREAKFAST Country-Style & "South of the Border'' s2.49To 55.95 Bloody Marys, Mimosas, full Cocktail Bar & Fresh Coffee! Served 9 am to 1 pm Pilgrim descendants to give thanks OF THE WEEK Ii A group of Orange County residents will gather· at Costa Mesa hotel to celebrate their ancestors, Vf PO sailed on the Mayflower· in 1620. .. SusAN M c.CORMACK I, lkiy"' "COSTA MESA-As fami- lies get ready for a traditional turkey dinner and discus V{hy they are thankful, a large q.roup of Orange County resi- dents will meet to celebrate tbeir ancestors: the original 1l1lgnms who drnved on the N.{~yflower at Plymouth Rock l1j>. 1620. 1 About 60 members of the Orange County Colony of M"yflower Descendants will hold their annual Mcompact day• meeting today at the Holiday Inn on Bristol Street. ·It has to do with the pil- <j.Cims more than dnything, to upderstand what they went tqrough during thdt first wm- l~r. • Jun Blauer, governor of· the local ·colony," said of the m~eting. "For three days. they feasted because they had made it through the tough time.• In addition to en1oymg turkey with all the tnmnungs, the pilgrim descendants will celebrate the Mayflower Compact, a document signed by the pilgrims to build a colony and form a local gov- ernment. The local chapter of the national organization which boasts about 26,000 members -started in 1974, when about a dozen descen- ddnts' attended its first meet- ing in Santa Ana. The local group has since grown to almost 300 members, all of whom have had to prove their ancestry through genealogical research, marnage records and other documents. Blauer said the local group is very active, meeting four umes a year, with some mem- hers wearing penod clothing. It even has a Web site, which recalls the history of the chap- ter and ofiers merchandise for sale, a chat room and a photo galle~ of histonc paintings and homes. r Desptte the fun activities, Blauer said the mission o( the society is a serious one: \o educate. "We try to emphasiz.e tbe difference between .the Puri- tans and the pilgrims," he said. "The Puritans were much stricter and much more difficult to work with. They didn't like Indians at all.• Blauer highlights the fact' that the firs"t Thanksgiving, held dW'ing the fall of 1621, was a 1omt event of the pil- grims and the Wampanoag Indians. "The pilgrims were very friendly with the Wampanoags," he said. ~They had a peace treaty that lasted over 50 years. (For Thanksgiving), the chief brought Indian braves, and ·Friendly faces S!!!!!===:==::=:!~::!!!!:5!!!!!5==:::::::=:==!!!!!!~!!!!!!=====~!!!!!!~!!:!!::====: they went hunting while the New homes are needed for three dogs rescued from the animal shelter by Newport Beach-based Community Animal Network. The dogs, which are named Morgan, Sgt. Pepper and Lucky, will be available today during Pet Adoption Day at Petco on 18th Street at Newport Boulevard. Cats rescued from the shelter also will be available for adoption. For more Information, call (949) 759-3646 or write to the Community Animal Network, P.O. Box 8662, Newport Beach 92 658. Oo/oo All Holiday Merc;hantJfee I t.I (Exp. 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'Gs.,,1-J'J.g1 &~t ..Jtl·~'"' W e Deliver fS~· Stein• fot 0Ndtl•I 270 E. 17th Street • Costa Mesa f2il• 949 7 22-1803 ·- November 21 6 ~8 p.m. B"'ulldln g 14 at the Orange County Fa irgrounds Please am ChO:n and a blcTi:a13 tcx saatlr{} Chlk:bl'e vln be (XOltded fOI ages 5 cro l.l'ldf¥. Daily Pilot Hair today) help tomorrow I f you're in need of a haircut, you can bciok an appoint: mcnt between Nov. 30 and Dec. 2 at the new Christophe Salon and help out local c:han- Ues. Dunng the three-day event, called ·oays of Bec1u- ty, • 100% of the proc:cr•ds from haircuts, colorl> or alon trPalments wiU go to Child· help USA, Orange County Museum of Art and Oran~e­ wood Foundation/PALS. Also, the famed stylist of the stars, Cjuistophe Schatteman, •ill be U\ for appombnents. \ llen making an_ appointment, you can request Christophe for a ~ '$300 hcu.rcut, or go to one of the other eight stylists who charge $75 The fund-ra1ser is pdrt of the celebration of Christophe Salon's fourth loca tion opening in Fasruon Island, between the Chimayo Grill and Express. For more mlormation, please call (714) 429-1552. Allergy and asthma sulfcr- ers rrught hnd the new gazoontite.com store, m the South Coast Plaza's Crate & Barrel wing, to have some- thing that will alleviate symp- toms. The store is filled Wlth au purifiers, hypoallergenic. bath and bedding and dllcrgy and asthma management products. The store also has an extensive catalog for addi- tional produc~ not found m the store. There are lots of children's products, beddmg, blankets, bath items, house- BEST BUYS greer wylder hold cll,aning a~d aromath.er- ttpy products. As an added bonus, today is allergy pre- vention day and gt1zoontite.com has more than 1,000 products to help fight allergies and sniffles. There will be an allergy and asthma nurse on hand all day to dnswer questions. Cdll (714) 751-3977 for more info'rma- tion. 1t 's d good lime to purchase a tuxedo at Friar Tux Shop's mi!Jennium tuxedo sale. All t~1xedo" a.re reduced 25% to 31 ".,,and all formal acces- "ories are reduced 25"'<• to 40"<•. The accessones mclude lormdl shirts, vests, ties, shoes and 1ewelry. There are com- plete 100"~ wool tuxedo and accessory packages that start t1l $199. The Fndr Tux Shop, t1t (714) 556-5500, is located in Costa Mesa at 355 S. Bnstol St Sher's Art Gallery is haVlilg its sJ.Xth annual toy drive for impoverished Native Ame{l- can children. According to Sher, American Indian chil- dren are the most impover- ished children in the United States today. Your donated new unwrapped toys will go to a child who will not otherwise receive any gift this holiday season. Sher greatly appreci- ates donations. For pickup of numerous toys, please call Sher at (949) 675·5385 or drop them off at 2828 Newport Blvd. in Newport Beach. Another new home furnish - ing store has opened in Costa Mesa called 670 W. 17th, The new showroom is filled with model home furniture, antiques, art accessories, area rugs, upholstery and it offers custom refinishing. It's open Mondays Uuough Saturdays from 11 a .m. to 4 pm Saks Fifth Avenue at South Coast Plaza is having a Salva- tore Ferragamo shoe sale. $elected styles are 30% off. The shoes were originally priced from $120 to $325 and now are enced $83.90 to $227 90 Call (714) 540-3233 for more details. Robinsons May is having a big sale on its entire stock of Lenox china, which includes Can you really buy a car over the Internet? Yes You Can! New & Pre ... owned vehicles www.lexuswest.com 3000 Sq. Ft. Showroom Offmng U,iilJ"e Dniiris To £11hat;u Any Dteor. Chill/rm are wtlcomr. Custom Upholsttry Q1111lity llomt Furnishi11gs Bali Imports Ciwom Wiudow 'frtatmmts Hand-Painted C11was ~lurals ltalitm Imports H1111d Wrapptd Silk fwrals & 1rw Custo;n Bttldi11g & li1ble Linem Fiut Chim1 Cr rl.itware Custom Arta Rugr A({morits Hunter Doug'/m 6 Grabn Bli1'ds J>atio Pumifllrt 949 •SIS• 1825 W'E rc 1 /FF />l.A7..A 104' /ri•int At''"• Nnltport /Jtnth, Qt Y2660 Mo,,-S.t /0 6 • "" 12·5 Saturday, November 20, 1999 A9 holiday patterns, g1ft ware an{J J'JnQQ fine and casual patterns. U / £. U to making the harbor more saf P.. Failures of previous Jet· t1f'S, the stock market crash of 1929 and the fallun• of a coun· you're into c;ollectibles, all of the Lenox holiday collecbblf?!t CONTINUED FROM A 1 · are on sale ut 30% off, "ut _ ty bond medllure made tund· ing for the project hard to come uy. pnces from $29.99 to $149.99 Mesa Globe, ndmed sumlarly Christmas ornaments are to the Atchinson Globe, where reduced by 25% and are he had worked for 30 year • pnced from $15.99 to $27 .99. Two y6ars later, Martin Rogers was a wealthy retired highway builder and roc:k contractor. He urged the oty council to end him and the oty engineer to Washing- ton, D.C. to lobby for funds after learrung· about the New Dedl's Nanondl Recovery Act. Thi• council could only afford • to send th~ city engineer, so Roger-:. paid his own way. Other hohday rilerchanctise on purchased the competrng sale mclude crystal from Co \d Mesa Herdld from S.A. Mikasd and pewter Christmas Mt>yms m a seemingly am1- bowls and trays. able transctcbon. On Mdy 2Y, Ralphs supermarket at 380 E 17th St. m Costa Mesa is having a seafood sale this. weekend. On sale are large cooked shnmp for $9.99 per pound, cooked California lob- ster at $7 .9~l per pound, raw Caribbean lobster"tails, sue-to eight-ourice, each for $8.99, and coloso;al raw.shrimp at $11.99 per pound. ToUflleau carries an exten- sive coll<>ction of high quality watches and timepieces. It's got a great policy: If you bring in yow old watch (working or not) you Cdn get a free trade· m appraisal. lt'i latest watch to . arrive is the Capel.and Wcttch from Baume & Mercier. It comes in a men's polished . stainless steel with a satin-fin- ished bezel. It's available in quartz or automatic movement and is priced from $1.190 to $2,350. Toumeau 1s at South Coast Plazu. Call (71.4) 850- 0222 ror more mforrndtion. • BEST BUYS is published Thursdays and Saturdays If you know of a good buy, send a fax to (949) 646· 4170 or write to Daily Pilot. Best Buys. 330 W Bay St., Costa Mesa 92627. 1936, the Herald announced tht> consobdatioo of the two papers. To ease the product10n ot the pdper, Martin dnnounced plans to mstall a newspapm press. and a typesetting machine, two items H erald pubh;-hers had long planned to purchase, but 1a~ked the hncrnces. In his hrsr •announce- ment· m the new Costa Mesa Globe-Herald, on June 5, 1936, Mdrtin also pledged to support 'the community m his p<lpc•r. ·It 1s the hope of the Globe- Hcrald to give the people of Costlt f\tesa a pdper that will be a c red1t to the community; a p<iper that will work for the hest interest of the communi- ty; stnvmg to say something good about everyone." . The paper appears to have succt>Pded m its founder's mis- sion. The> Datly Ptlot is its most recent reincarnation. In Newport Beach, another c1llzPn was working to g reatly improve the quality of tile. f !arbor booster George RogNs had lost blS poho-cnp- plecl son to a boatmg tragedy m 1926 and became dedicated In Washington, they won federnl funds for dU but $640,000 ol the $1.8-million proiect. They returned to ' Orange County, where they successfully lobbied for a county bond to hnance the • bctlance. On l\1dy 23, 1936, as hon- ordry captain of the port, Rogers led d boat parade cele· brating the completion of the' hdrbor. The Globe-Herald ' • called the event the •greatest . pdradt• of water craft ever seen in Newport Harbor.• 1 A few weeks later, Rogers 1 d1Pd of a heart dttack while cruismg m his bodt, Memory, with his daughter. I l e report- edly died as hie; boat crossed" the entrance of the harbor, npar the spot where his son had drowned. Sources: The Costa Mesa Herald The Costa Mesa Globe-~rald "Newport Beach 75, 1906-1981,• James P. Felton. ed, 1981. a. •A Shce of Orange: The History of Costa Mesa.· Ednck J. Miller, 1970. • COME CELEBRATE . THE HOLIDAYS AT THE ORANGE coUN1Y FESTIVAL Of TREES A1 SOU1H CO AS1 PLAZ2A -6 \ 999 December , . . I des1gne1 C\i11strnos trees * See s~IOCU 01 he Bo1ders Ch1\d1en s Sto y & Adf\1ty .... Bring the k.1ds to I . Ho f'otte' &:11ovoganzo Siege lo tote polt m o Ir'{ i0\ mus co concerts Po·emon Milster ChO\enge. spec by the Sou1h Coos\ ho\iday mis & crofts ond stof'{'C og Storytellers Guild • hs Ho\idoy Wor~hop • Ploy the \oles\ gornes al M1cr0So l. b I . .. -2000 lr11e1od1ve b.111 I V ' the Discover Orange 1.....ounty ~ . ... 151 . 1 london ot o • p $ \ \or a chance to win a t11p o .. at d '1t\l1f cho ce des 9netdecoro1ed tree ,-- *-.. And much, much more ' 11.1 .f estNOI o! 11 s is he d o' Sooth .. ._.The Qionge Coun., f mcxe inlormotion ' .. C & Bone\ wing o1 Coo~I P\oZO, role hedu\e ol ~IS conloCI oboul the f~11....o\ or \01' o $C I Hoeg HospilDI F~1Nol o\ Tt~ o 1he Orange County The ()TOnge County foundaliOO QAQ/S74·::.~:ootA~~6 ~1~111 Reg~\ Ts \n{o\11'\e at 7 l 18 ----• " AlO Soturdoy, November 20, 1999 CLUB CONTINUED FROM A 1 But there fc; one school board member who would want to e a few more ques· tion before the d1stnct allowed a poss1bl~ guy dnd lesbian tol~rance group. "Should we allow students, covered by the Education Code, which reqwrcs us to teach abstinence in the first place, to have a club based on a. certam behav1or?H said board member Wendy LeC'ce. .. "Approving the club gives approvdl to teen sex." · , As she was three years ago •when the topic arose m New- port.-Mesa, t.cece would· be opposed to such d group on school campuses. "Sexuality is a private issue, hke religion, and should not be talked about in school," she said. "This 1• request, tn my opmion, is part of a special-interest group desmng global endorsement of the homosexual way of hfe." The ldst llme this issue sur- faced m Newport-Mesa WdS in 1996, when Mdhld Shae- banydn-Bady, d 15-year-old Corond dc>l Mdr student, dltemptcd to rnlly students together for a similor club. Shaebdnydn-B<ldy wrote what she tem1ed "a call to arms" in the school paper for rhe formC1hon of d support group for gdy dnd lesbian teefldgers. Although sev'eral teachers stepped forwdrd ro a 1 t, stu- clent !>Upport wa~ not there and the group never tormed. But a community debate alt<.'ady had begun over Shae- banyan-Bady'~ propo al, much as is ~appening now m Orange Unified School Dis- trict. Earlier this year, a student at El Modena High School proposed the formation of a gay-stiaighl club on C'umpus. The Orange school board has been debating the issue since they heard ot the students' plan Oct 1. Hundreds of community ·members sl\owed up to argue the issue at the school board meeting Thursday mghl, which ended m the board delaying action on the 1s'lue until Dec 7. •Any time something occurs in one school district that is controversial, 1t's prob- ably going to happen in olh· ers as well." said school board member David Brooks. Newport-Mesa ofHcials are watching closely as Orange attempts to iron out the issue. ~The Orange Board of Education~ because of their conservative majority, has been singled out as a test are- na and we will be watching to see what happens " Leece said. "If we do end up being forced legally to have a club which promotes sex to our lods, tben I hope the plethora of the scientific research on both sides of the aisle will be available to all the students'." 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Qotty Campbell, wife of Rotcmdn und pcl<;t club presi- dent Andy Campbell, was first to receive thP. Paul Harris pin, medullion und certiliC'dle from the Rot<try lntE•mationaJ Foun- dation. · COMMUNITY & CLUBS Um de .boom · Newport Beach. THE BEST SHOW ON TV: As a family, we take our break from Monday Night Football at 8 p.m. and tum on "7th H~dven" on KTLA-Channel 5 . to watch what we consider the best program on TV. There is gripping drama, a lot of laughs and even some tears in the show about a minister, his wile a nd seven children. This pas~ week, two of the children . who were dealing with a problem talked to a Catholic priest, a Jewish rabbi and Buddhist monk, each of whom encowaged them to talk Wlth their paten~. Every week, "7th Heaven" deals with the Tho::.c honored for their contnbntions to the communi- ty and the development·of yt>uU) included former Ddily Pilot E;"ctitor Bill Lobdell; Bal· · bod ThC'ater board president Dayna Pettlt, Newport Harbor High School counselor Dan Princotto; Ensign Middle School teacher Mike McGuire, Harbor area enter- tainer Jim Roberts, former Newport Chamber board president Bob Black and for- mer school administrator Scott Paulson , who continues to be o leclder in the education field. try other than their own. -I kind of problems that fdITlilies face daily dnd the kind of val- ues more of us should live by. CLUB NEWS: Fifty-five youngsters signed up for a tutoring program at Costa Mesa High School Library being coordinated by Ron Channels of the Cos.ta. Mesa Kiwanis Club. I NEWPORT BEACH POLICE OFFICER HONORED: Del. David Byington was named Ofhcer of the Yf:. dr Jor the Newport Beach Pobce Depart- meht by Chief Bob McDon- neU at d meeting of the Rotary Club of Ne>wport-lrvme. Byington is the senior member of the department's SWAT team and is ass1qned as a•ndr· colics deleclivc. WORTII REPEATING: From the new letter of the Newpo Beach-Corona del Mar Kiwa- nis Club, the Scuttlebutt ... • government that robs Peter t9 pay Paul can always depend on the support of Paul." SERV1CE CLUB MEETINGS TillS WEEK: Wunt to gel more involved in your com - munity, make new friends, network, or to give something back to your community? Thy a service club! You are, invite to attend a club meeting this week. Many clubs will buy your lust quest meal for you. MONDAY -7 p.m.: The Har bor Mesa Lions Club meets at Mimi's Cafe for a business meeting TUESDAY -7:30 a.m.: The Newport Beach Sunrise Rotary Club meets at the Bal· boa Bay Club. 6:30 p m.: ThE> Costa Mesa-Newport Harbor Lions Club will meet at the Costa Mesa Goll & Country Club for a v1S1t by District 4- L4 Governor Ken Martin. WEDNESDAY -7:15 a.m .. The South Coast Metro Rota') Club will meet dt the Center Club. Newport l Iarbor Kiwa- nis C::lub meets al lhe Urtiver- sity Athletic Club. Noon: The Exchange Club of Orange Coast meets at the Newport Beach Yacht Club. 6 p.m : Thf' Newport-Balboa Rotary mec>t~ al the Batua Connthlan for a fellowship night. The Newport-Balbod Rotary Club contributed d munmum of $1,000 in the name of cdch honoree to the Rotary lnterr1dtional Founda- tion to help fund d vtuiety of projects. mduding a $1-bill.Jon worldwide polio eradJC'abon effort, $22,500 scholarships for some 1,400 students to study abroad and 480 Group Study Exchange five-member teams to study tor a month in a coun- ALL ABOUT ANGELS: The women of Newport l ldrbor Lutheran Church will hold ct boutique from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m today with d vanely of hand- crafted hollday items, includ- ing omdments, centrrpieces, and gilt items. 'they are offer- ing free refreshments and, naturally, angel food cake, along with coffee or tf'tt The church lS at 796 Dover Drive, Discontinued and overstocked items including s,lipcovered sofas carried by major national retailers like Z·Gollerie, Restoration Hardware and others we can't name but you will recognize. You can special order from over 200 fabrics . Everything here is new, obtained direcriy from the factory ·No Used Furniture or consignment items. Furnishings Direct carries upholstered sofas, sleepers, leather sofas and choirs, entertainment centon, ormoirs, beds, handmade rugs, desks, lamps and more A number of members of the Newport Beach-Corona del Mar Kiwanis Club served up a Thanksgiving lunch at the Community Center of San- ta Ana. At 9 p.m. we returned to watch the balance of Mon- day Night Football and found we hadn't missed any of the football acbon. WELCOME TO 'OIE WORLD OF SERV1CE CLUBS: D. Todd Anderson, sponsored by Jim de Boom, and.Russell Wtlllams, sponsored by Eric . Rick Williams, both who JOined the Newport-Balboa Rotary Club. Eunice Thoma- on, who joined the Harbor Mesa Lions Club. • COMMUNITY & a.ues is pub hshed every Saturday in the Daily Pilot Send your service club's meet ing 1nformatt0n by fax to (949) 660 8667, e-mail to 1cJeboomOaol.com or by mail to 2082 S E. Bristol, Suite 201 1 Newport Beach 9266~1740 Come See Us We're 0 = BEEF STICK SAVE $4.00 3 lb. Beefsrick • Summer Sausage $9 .99 Regularly $13.99 Our Au•afll Wtnms Brr/Stidr is muol'lttl ;uir ,nghr u uh,, srltfl blntd ofspius and /iJ(/wry smolu jlll'or: Prrfmfor. holidaJ iathm·ngs. Offer ii:ood 1hru No\crnhtr. Orh I')')') HICKORY FARMS For Phone Orders & Information: 1-800-591-6176 CoSfAMF..SA CoHA M ESA COURTYARDS 1835 N~port Blvd. D 150 <lkhmd Mimi's Cak) Celestino's quality MEATS The f lll<"-1 \f('(ll rnl<I S<'n 'IC<' \l 'tli1<1hl1· Serving Costtt Mn11 for ovrr JO yt11rs I ~offer ALL-NATURAL BEEF & CHICKEN I CJ/ I .\I/\()\ S/)/ (I II f/J I.\'/\.\(,/\/.\'(, / J J \J\ AU NATURAL RANGE FED TuRKEYS PRIME RJB flLU.'T ROASTS HAMS PORK CROWN ROASTS STUFFED PORK ROAST LAMB LEGS LAMB CROWN ROASTS Order Now for the Holidays II\ \I l\I \Ill II< ll Ill" \ \l \\(.I MAPLf. BACON FRENCH APPLE TURKEY BREAKFAST $3.99 LB. . :12 V11ritti11 tfllommw/c S4#HllJI Ctkuino i Buf..or br/tqlrrb Wt.C4CQ' Bo11r HtM Dtli Prod1«11 270East17th St.• Costa Mesa• (949) 642·7191 (Htllgren Square) 9.00 to 7.00 Mon. -Sat. • 10.00 to 6.00 Sun. Saturday, November 20, 1999 Al I For beautiful, bloomingflowers) force the issite NO PLACE LIKE I l's not too ldte to plant Paperwhile narassus for Christmas and New Year blooms. Paperwhltes cllld thell' fresh fragrance are synonymous with the holidays and add a beautiful touch to any setting. Start with the best bulbs you can find, the bigger, the better. ~o. l double-nose bulbs dfe t:>est. The size of the bulb is directly linked to U1e amount or energy the bulb has stored to produce large, mulu-.headed blooms on strong, solid stems. Your container will deter- mine the nurnbe1 of bulbs you plant and also the medium in wluch you pldllt them. lf you are using terracotta pots with a drainage hole, your best choice of planting matenal is potting soil, but be-sure to add a hand- ful of gravel to the bottom of the pot so· you have good drainage. Plant the bulbs close together with just the top of the bulb showing. The more bulbs, the showier the display. You can cover the top wtth decorauve moss or shredded bark if you like. Water thoroughly. II you have a special contain- ' er or cachepot that you want to use that does not have a bole m the bottom for drainage, th1m plant your bulb!> in gravel, pol- JShed stones, washed marble chips or glass marbles fill your container with your choice of material to a half-inch below· the rim. Place the bulbs polllted end up and push them mto your planting med.mm gently Wlbl they are almost covered. Add enough water to reach the base of the bulb. Place your container in d ' cool, dark location (like a garage) until the roots arc well established. When you see the green shoots appear, you can place theqi m a low-light area inside. · Be sure to keep the planting material moist or the water lev- el up in your gravel. Tum the bowl occasionally so the growth will be even. You can apply d liquid fertilizer high Ill phos- phorus once a week to maxi- nuze the growth. Depending on the weather, bulbs can bloom witlun four to six weeks of planting. Dunng the flowering cyde, the tdedl spot is bright but not sunny, free from drafts, and cooler tempera- tures (between 60 and 70 degrees). To keep the stems from get- ting too leggy, be sure the bulbs have adequate sunlight. nus will help avoid the long lanky stems that bend with the weight of the Oowers once they start to bloom. If you d o end up with long-legged flowers, try tying the stems together with some raffia or ribbon. This w'ill extend tbell' We for seve ral days. These flowers are JUsl too beautiful and ~agrant to miss out on any of their glory. QQl1 ~!!1!1!!.M~ I Above: Amaryllis make a dramaUc statement with sturdy two-foot stems and flowers that are eight or nine inches across. At right: The~e Paperwhite bulbs are ready to move inside to a low-light area. Aller your hulhs ctrc c;pcnl. you C'dn e1the1 plant them in your gd!df'n next ldll or com- po'sl lhc.m. It you choo-;c to rt'plctnt lh~m m your 9c1rdt>n, don't Pxpec I hlooms the hr;t yt'dr. Tlwy Of'Pd lmw lo build up them rl'S<'~C'> c1qctm. Ndlcis- sw• Cdn be lc'ft in th<' qround to naturali1~. wluC'h medns you don't haw to chg them up annuc11Jy. If you choose lo do thLs, you will b • rewarded w1th outdoor llowm-s ypar aJter year. O ther nwmhcr of naretssus tazettd can be "forced." Adcli- t1onuJ < h01c •s 111dude van11tie..s such d.S Gr<1n<I Soh•il d ' Or (golcl<>n yellow). C ragiord (white with a -.<oriel cup). On- entalis 1Chme.,e SCI< red Wies) Why pay more for a million dollar look? "Known for furniture and accessories at a fraction of the cost ... ,, and douhlP Vu.ncty <;olden Cht•PrtulnP'>'> (yl'llO\\ l Tlwy dll mclkl' qvod ( ho1< 1 •s tor indoor bluom::i. Am111) 111~ 1s 11nnthP1 bulh . lhdl LS PdS~ to <Jr<>W UldOOIS cmcl beC'dUSf' ol 1b l<1tUP '>IZI', m<1kPS d 91P<lt chsplt1y A111<11ylhs bulhi.; hccu two to s1>v<•rt1l llov..-rs, ottr•n t•1qhl or mrw me hPs tic ross on slurrly two-toot stPms. Color '>(•)('(lions ind uc!P r1•d s, p111k::i, . Whiles, Sl1lJ110l\, IWd l•Ofcll\qP and some vanously marked and st.npcd. Plunt them m planting medium with tv.ro-thirds of the hulb above the soil line, Water incrPasingly when ledv<>s form.· ll you lct>d amaryllis v.ith d hyht fprtilizcr every two wN?ks unW the le a\o'es begin to yellow, you \\llll be t1hle lo cnioy tl1cst> hulh-, indoors for mdny yea.rs. AmdT) His can he left m the pot ctllN the foliage dlt!S down. • KPl'J> the sml barely mo1st until the qrrm1h stort.'> c1yum. 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So intense is this dislike that the Bruins and Trojans have resorted to some des- perate tactics in order to get the other's goat. In the past, a • USC icon. a statue on campus nicknamed •Tammy Trojan,• has been smeared by stealthy Bruins with nearly every sub- stance known to man and his sword has been stolen and held for ransom. Heavy plas- tic wrap and 24-hour guards posted near game day have solved that problem. Then there were the leg- endary card tricks, with every game full of the poten- tial of national embarrdss- ment should the Bruins flip their cards to show ·use · (Say, whatever happened to 'f()[' (iUN SPONSORS Le us of e nnin ter Jt>e Digitnl Tim ~'an1rr Edi Oil < GJ)ital Saddlelm c card stunts? ln fact, whatever happened to good, old col- lege pranks of any kind? Let's face lt, there are no more phone booths to tuff football players mto and 1f.. you try to set a record for • swallowmg the most gold- fish, you'll..uffer the wrath of some aoimal-nghts orgamza-· non.) , The subject of demeaning behavior bnngs to mind dn activity that is an annual ritu- al. It's called the •tnendly wager.• This used to be called a •bet," but upon reading of the crackdown on the alleged activities at The Alley restaurant, l'm hesitant to be so specific. The last thing I want is to be hauled away in leg irons minutes 'before kickoff. . ThiS year, the ante has been upped While my old friendly wager with my Bruin friend Melo Amoroso has been a soc-pack, I have been prompted to participate m an affair that is a little mor& J dicey. This year, the Daily Pilot has arranged for Fred Mar- tin, still a powerful Bruin presence despite hls reloca- tion, and I to extol the virtues of the rival school should we Jose th game. It also should be noted that I once agam may feel th& bdrbi. of my esteemed Daily Pilot colleague, Joe Bell, for not watching the game on televtSton. Because I don't watch tPlevis1on, I WM busy deaning our carpets during fast year's game, which I lis- tened to on headphones. · This year, I thought l'd let Joe know that I have to make some minor repairs to the backyard spa. Had I been of · sound rrund the last few weeks, l already would have fixed the spa so that I could watch the Big Game while l was soaking m the spa, not sweating under the sun repairing lt. . The Brums and Trojans may disagree on many things, but we are united in the belief that regardless of these matching team records, dis- mal as they are, anything can httppen-Although USC is favored by six points, it does- n't mean a thing. But then again, I don't care about the point spread because l don't bet I make "friendly wagers,• and you can be darn sure I won't make them in Newport Beach. • STEVE SMITH Is a Costa Mesa res, ident and freelance writer. Replies can be sent to the Daily Pilot at (949) 642-6086 Ot by e-mail to dailypi/otOfatimes.com or stsmth190idt.net :The loser's col- umn will appear In Tuesday's edi· tion. TREE CONTINUED FROM A 1 pany ammo s for the tr to be dohvered from Mount Shasta m Northern Califor- . nia. • ft took d 10-person C'rew working 12·hom shifts for two weeks to decoittte the tree -stnngmg lights dnd hanging ornamPnts, said Nmd Robinson, spokesper- son for Fashion IsJund. "lt was so nice -I liked all of it," satd 8-yc>ar-old Je:.- sica Wilson ot Rancho Santa Margarita. EL TORO CONTINUED FROM A 1 The crowd enjoyed some- thing difterent thiii year -a mu 1cal J>rogram during the lighting performed by stu- dents from Orange County High School of the Arts in Los Alamitos. A group ot 45 studenlc; danced and sang to a medley of Christmas songs, which culminated in a finale with a shower of gold, purple and green glitter raining down on the dancers. •I loved the energy, I loved the crowd," said 18- yedr-old Keith Short, Orange County High student who performed. "We were really nervous:~ · Tustin resident nna· Fer- nandez said the group put on an unpre i.ivc how. "I thought it was. wonder- ful -the kids were fantas- tic,• she atd. John and Kathy Buckholz of La Habra al o en1oyed the performance. •They're a very talented group, very high-energy,• John Buckholz said. Overall, the tree lighting -a tradition for Fashion Island -appeared success- ful . "' • Jt was wonderful,• said Placentia resident Yvonne Buchanan. . "Well worth coming We'll be back next year.• VOLUNTEER DIRECTORY that they wasted their residents' mon- ey and ours in a futile attempt to keep people from voting on the irutiative. • •VOLUNTEER DIRECTORY runs periodically 1n the Daily Pilot. If you'd like information on getting your organization listed, call (949) 574-4228 SOUTH COAST REPERTORY THEATER The South Coast Repertory Theater needs volunteers to help with usbenng (see plays free) and other func- tions. For information, call (714) 957-2602 or (714) 957-2602. A Los Angeles courfwas chosen to hear the cdSe to nunmuze any bias that an Orange County judge might have on whether dfi mtt>mutional air- port should be built at the former Marine base. Rick Tavlor, an attorney and mem- ber of the Alrport Working Group, said DZ.llltTa 's opinion further confinn.s his beilef thdt the ihihahvt> is ill-con· ce1ved "Tius (initiative) wiU be tied up in litigation if it passes,• he s,1id.' SERVING PEOPLE IN NEED (SPIN) SPIN helps low -income and homeless families anCI individuals achieve stability a nd seli-sufficien through assistance with move-in costs to housing and comprehensive case management. SPIN needs fami- ly adVisors for the housing program one hour a month. 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He was a talented artist · and could work qwckly, producing vivid and color- ful oil paintings He dJdn't mind taking on conunercial assign- ments, portraits or any- thing else that woilld . keep tum employed and pay the bills. It seemed -if ambition and talent counted for anyt.Jung -that Hovley should have been enjoying consider- able success CONRAD LAU I DAil'< PILO'f Using pastels, Newport Beach artist Vince Hovley draws his rendition of Woody's Wharf on the front page of the Dally Pilot But it was the early 1990s, when the anemic economy made lt difficult for many people to afford even the modestly priced canvases he was producmg For what be had to charge just to break even on materials, Hovley was pricing himself out of the market. worthwhile, but it was $40 more than he had seen in several weeks Hovley's nest egg that be had saved up before quitting his old job as a contractor was dwmdling down to nothing. and new work was mcrea ingly scarce. When Hovley showed the picture to the woman who owned the cart, she was thnlled "It worked and it saved my trip,· he said. Hovley hasn't looked buck since> then. Newspapers, especially local ones but also such publications as The Wall Street Journal, have become his signature canvas and pastel has remained his pnmary medium. The orders have flowed in so quickly Umt he can barely keep up. "I thought, you know, 'There's gotta be a way to get this thing done,"' .said the 49-year- old Newport Beach resident. In 1991, when he was travelmg through Northern CaWorrua m search of work, Hovley got a simple JOb A woman who ran a hot dog stand asked him to do d painting of her cart and said she had about $40 to spend. It wasn't enough money to make the picture Finally, Hovley came up wtth a solution. He picked up a copy of The Oregoruan, a locaJ newspaper, and pamted the picture on the front page using pastels. a medium he was unfamiliar with but quickly mastered. Hovley's work toddy follows closely the suc- cessful formula he came up with on that first job. His main subjects dTC bu1ldmgs and por- traits, the kind of thing that's hkely to sell. ]LLING JN THE J'wu Sou RfR A ttempting to rcctd af!Other's mind is, to suy the least, a for- rrudahle task -especially when matching thoughts with the musical brilliance of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. But audiences will have an oppor- tunity to explore that endeavor when the Pacific Chorale opens its 32nd concert season Sunday with a perfor- mance of Robert Levin's rendition of Mozart's "Reqwem Mass.• "To take a work that ts so beloved as 'Mozart's Reqwem' and to revisit it 200 ye<Ars later as something new is a fascinating proj~ct, • said John Alexan- der, who will conduct the Pacific Chorale and Pacific Symphony Orchestra. The pedormance at the Orange County Pedorming Arts Center also will include Franz Joseph Haydn's "Lord Nelson Mass,• one of six mass· es he wrote between 1796 and 1802 to commemorate the name day of his patron's wile, Pnncess Marie Hermenegild Eszterhazy. But it is "Requiem Mass,• Mozart's unfinished work, which seems to keep controversy swirling around its musi· cal notes. It was 1791 and a desperately ill Mozart wa feverishly trying to fin- ish the piece by dictating his writ- ings to one of his musical students. But the 35-year·old artistic genius TODAY Pacific Chorale to present 'Mozart's Requiem,' the finished product of the composer's last work died before he could accomplish his goal, leaVing only the first two movements done and the nexl eight in sketches. The task of completing the last four movements and filling in the gaps fC'IJ heavily onto the shoulders of Mozart's pupil, Franz Sussmayer. Working under a fren7.1ed deadline so he would not forfeit a deposit already paid for the work, Sussmaycr combined Mozart's sketches, the work of his fellow students and his own original compositions to create the rru.xture that today is known as •Mozart's Reqwern: It seems, however, that Alexander agrees with music htStonans that the end result did not truly reflect Mozart's ingenious style. "Sussmayer's concepts are differ- ent, with a much thicker orchestration and with more instrurnen~ during vocal parts than Mozart customanly SUNDAY GAPS used." he said.~ Throughout the years, numerous attempts have been made lo revise some of Sussmayer's writings and cre- ate a work that more closely resembles Mozart's approach. And such is the case with LeVUl, a Harvard professor, who completed bis adaptation in 1994. "We hope this version, modest as it is, reflects Mozart's spirit and allows the listener to experience the magnificent torso in the framework of its historical tradition," Levin said. Lenora Meister of Corona del Mar, a soprano with the chorale for 29 years, wonders if the audience will pick up on the changes. "l really think they may not even notice unless they know Mozart's work intlmately," she s~ud. "But then Mozart is such a favorite com· poser with so many people, perhaps the changes will be more notice- able." Some of LeVin's changes include altenng the endings of "Bencdiclus" and the "Agnus Dei" in order to have better conclusions and trans1llons, rcwnting the "Osanna" and using Sussmayer's original musical subject in a more elaborate and interesting style. ln addition, he has added an "Amen• fugue to the "Lacrymosa," based on a rediscovered fragment of Mozart's own wnting that su~srnttycr had orrutted. SEE MOZART PAGE A18 FANTASTIC FIVE MONDAY TUESDAY He's done dozens of renditions of local land· marks, such as Snug Harbor and The Cannery, and has created ruddy cheeks and glearrung eyes for lu.s renditions of businesspeople <md ~ politioans. ! The images he crcdtes arc playful dnd • accessible, full of bnght colors and casual, car-' toonish lines -a style that not only met kc!> them appealing but also makes them fauly sltnple to produce. He throws together a com- plete work, start to finish, in only a couple hours. WEDNESDAY Hh was the most tar'l'l<M mustache of the 12th precinct Now Mel &Jftdeft, the actor known to ~levlslon 'Viewers evervwhere as •Mmfy Mi11ef'. • will appew this evening at TM o;~ Co\ln\)' Performing Arts Center It! • Tnbut to BrOldWay et 8 pm. Tlcbts .. S 14 to SS. The center h It 600 ,.own Ctnttt Ori~ Costa Mesi For more lnfOf- mMtoo. c.11 (7f4) 740-7~78 Tod•v s the '-st dty to cltch South eoa« Repert6':f1 staging 01 August Wlhon~ "'11M fll..o ...._.. 'Tkkets .,. S2' to ~7. Sh6w tlrMt .. It 2 )0 end 7 JO pm SCR It at 655 Town C.,,.., OfM. Colta Mesa For more lnfonnltkln. ~ (714} 70l- S555 Children ag. 3 to 7 and adults INhO hk• very sknple entertainment ere Invited to J>Mtfd· ~tn ................. ~ ....... t 1 p.m Mondlys at the Costa Mesa L.Jbtary, 1155 h'1c -.. Costa Mell for moftl lnfor fMtlOI\ uU (Mt) MHM5 The vlvldly colored, sodal'1 minded paint• 1ngs of African American artist Jecolt Law t•Mll ere the subfea of a free t.ik by Paul l<arlstrom. reg1~l dif«tor of the Ardtlves of American Art. at noon It Tht Orange County Museum of Art The '"'*" urn b It 850 San Clemente Drive For men Information. call (949) 759-1122. llog9 through the SIWdust on the dance floor at ~ Mtmktlael'1 When the band Diits does its IMI best to rod! the ho\ne Hogue lennkhffl's Is at 3950 ~ Orl- w, Newport INch for mor'e information Cll ~ 261-6270 -------~---,,----~ • • Doily Pilot date book Saturday, November 20, 1999 AIS MiP!ace moves to Newport and throws f ashionable_party T he operative word u; . tyle. Fo1 the past 25 years, Orange County women, and in pd.!"tlcular the Newport crowd, have rC'IJc'Cl on the fdshion sense ·or Iris Tons f'Tilllkel and Mary Rubenstein, two very f~hionabln gills who run a very fashionable business known as MiPlace, which 1s based in Laguna Niguel. .. The boutique has attrt1cted the social, business and celebn- ty crowd and Newport cus- tomers including pretty Pattt Edwards nught be checking out the season's selection from designcn; such as Claude Mon- tana, Robert Danes, Randolph Duke and Dolce and Gabbam.1 alongside Deidre Hall, star of television's ~Days of Our Lives,• or Mary Hclrt, co-hC>l>t of "Entertainment Torught." Even Laura Schlesslnger of radio fame can be seen among the threads. Patti and Dr. L are good fnends Patti probably introduced the good Dr. to MiPlace. RecenUy, MiPlace expdnded to Newport Bedch, movmg into' the swank Corona del Mdr Plaza. And, as is fitting for such an expdnsion, co-owtwrs Frankel and Rubenstein threw a little open house to sdy hello to their new neighbors. They all crune. Power dressers such as the leader of the pack Jud.le Argyos came THE CROWD b.w. cook with her young grandson. Provocdbve blond Sonya Grech came m miru:mini and zebra stnpes, accomparued by hand- some husband Ed Grech Judy Curttn was all smiles, bussmg Frankel. Gina Gage, Pat Gaines and Pri.sctlla "Bo" Moore all stopped by the new store to blow a kiss, check out the fashion, and meet the star· of the opening, intemabonal fashion guru Marc Bouwer. Making a grand entrance, Bouwer, wearing golden leather trousel"$ to match his golden locks, added a bit of edge to the assemblage. !VliPlace has been known for its fa!.hion forward approach to dressing women in Orange County (and elsewhere), so it wa:. appropnate to add a little Hollywood drama to the open- ing. Bouwer creates everung clothes, often quite revealing evening clothe 1 wom by Toni · Braxton, Whitney Houston, Pamela Anderson Lee al;ld ShanJa 1Wa1n Conservative is not the operabvc word. MiPlace has made a reputation trcmslating' the sexy and showy Lnto glamorous for the local gal. It has been a working formula attributed to the vision of Frankel and Rubenstem And if you thought it was easy running a boutique, and' doing It successfully for years, think again. Frankel and Rubenstein have poured their collective creative souls into the enterpnse, taking nsks (both fashion and financial) to make MiPlace work. They have brought to Orange Coun- ty the designs of Thierry Mugler, Zang Toi and Bouwer, to name only a few, educating <ind i.ntroduong the local crowd to the brave new world of ever-evolving design. To add a touch of class and social relevance, a portion of the proceeds from the opening and Bouwer presentation were donated to lhe Marcoru Chil- dren's Founddtion • B.W. 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Al6 Sof\Jrdoy. November 20, 1999 date book Doily Pilot ' live music and exotic drinks await at Din Din at Bamboo Terrace Ocfr rib W alking mto Din Om is like being at a beer hall in southeast Asia. The bor i6 covered by a bamboo ovm- hang, the rooms are spar ely decorated in wam1 colors and paintings of Asiart women posing NIGHTLIFE provocatively hang on the walls. FYI 1" WHAT: Din Din at the Bamboo Terrace + WHERE: 1773 Newport Blvd,, Costa-Mesa + WHEN: Friday and Saturday from 8 p.m. until everyone goes home. Today at 10 p.m. Red Channel, an alternative rock band, will perform. On NoV: 26 Bike Ride, an alt ernative pop band will perform along with the Moseleys,. a 1960s·style cocktail band. -) PHONE: (949) 645·5550 . Above, Jim and Le sley Sandon enjoy appetizers and drinks at the newly remode led Bamboo Terrace. Right, Paul Azpeltta, lead singer of Smlling Face Down, performed at the Bamboo Terrace last Saturday night. the trend and began showcas- ing 9iff erent bands each week rangmg m style from alterna- tive pop to wing. The restau· • rant will serve food until the band stops playing, which can ometimes mean as late· as 1 a.m. They recently featured an '80s rock band called Snuhng Pc:tces Down. The band which sounded like a combi- nation of The Ramones and Psychedelic Furs, was an unusual stretch for the restaurant. However, a loyal following showed up and lis- tened' to the group, which had been playjng together fbr 10 years. Usually, Yoong sdid they have groups that play swing or rockabilly like Royal Crown Revue; blues and acid jazz like Manasseh; alterna- tive pop like the Dave ter and martinis hke the Elec tnc Lemonade and The Wa\e PnCE'..!), There ls also a wjne list. wi\h dessert and plum wine. Din Din also features a election of beers from throughout 'Asia. as well dS Amencan microbfcwcry beer for the more traditional drinker. Prices range from $3.50 for a glass of sake to $5.50 for a mdrtini. · Upon closer inspection though, the immaculutP. floors and reldllve quiet of the place ms1st that this 1s not a pldce off a bustlmg Saigon rodd or d bar tucked away m the mJddle of Bali. Instead, the ne<lt edges of the bamboo and the mani- cured wood give awdy that this is definitely not off a beaten path -rather, this is a bit of explordllon right around the corner in Costd Mes·d. On Friday and Saturday I nights, however, Om Om I lomers ch<ltting the night tries to shdke it up with a bit dway over'beers and Asian of music to entertain cus· appetizers. I Four months ago Deborah Young and Chri'> Ayayo, th<> restaurant's managers, started I Matthews band: and some- tiQles even reggae. The extensive menu is filled with Chinese delicacies The history behind the bar c.md restaurant is almost as interesting as the decor and menu. Deborah's grandfa- ther, a Chinese immigrant, opened Fay Ung Restaurant in SdR Francisco in 1950. It · took off and customers lined up in the street 1ust to get a seat. Eventually it was relo- cated to Costa Mesa and renamed The Bamboo Ter- race by Deborah's parents in 1971. This·reslaurant also became a community favorite but closed in 1983 when its location at 17th Street and Newport Boulevard was widened. that were passed down to Young, who is the third gen- eration of restaurateurs in her J1'6, ~:l)'ll'Vlrkd ~tWJ{H,}l · family. The selection of appe- tizers .start with the traditiondl pol stickers and for the more c1dventurous there is the Hibachi platter. Prices range from $1.50 lo $12.95. The dish 1s f1lleCJ with such items as shnmp skewers, beef skew- ers, ribs, paper-wrapped chicken -all surrounding a ceramic pot with a warm blue name. Two years ago, Deborah and her husband, who were working as lawyers in San Francisco, decided to return to Costa Mesa, and drmed with the family recipes, reopened the Bamboo Ter- ruce. • GIA & EGL Certified Diamonds "It took a year to make all the changes," Deborah said. ·We chose the name Din Din because it's the clamor you hear when you're cooking on woks dnd the word dinner, of course." • Customized Orders • Engagement & Wedding Rings • Repairs While You Wait • 16 Independent Merchants Thanks to the technologically advanced Excimer laser und LASIK I.user Yi ·ion Correction, being able lo see without dependence on gla<,ses or contacts can be o childhood dream come true. Clinicul Profe sor at the Jules Stein Eye Institute (UCLA). 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The wmner will get a walk-on role for the show at 8 p.m. Dec. 23. For mfonnation about the auditions, call (714) 556-2122. For ticket information, call (714} 740·7878. Pascal ranked No. 1for10th year The Zagat survey of Orange County resta1.i- rants has awarded Pascal Restaurant in New- port Beach a No. 1 ranking for the 10th year in a row. The Bnstol Street restaurant is one of only four restaurants in Southern California to receive 28 point!> out of a possible 30 for food. It is the brainchild of Pdscal Olhats, who has been serving hi~ distinctive style of French food since 1988. For reservauons or more infonn&tion, call (949) 752-0107. ToM'OIUS WANTED: Buildmg to rent in Costa Me a, swtable for .theatrt· cal productions, approximately 2,300 squCife feet. well-insulated with rciiSea ceiling for rental of between $1,000 and $1,200 per month. Contact Mario or Joan Lescot at (714) 435-4043. This ad, or some- thing similar, may THEATER well be appearing • 11 soon on these pages. Otherwise Costa Mesa may lose one of its finer theater groups. · , · The Theater Distnct is looking for new -and less-expensive -• quarters. The hve and a half year old performing group is running out of time at its present location, 2930 Bristol St. in the Lab Anti- Mall. "We just can't handle the rent anymore, not for this facility," explamed Joan Lescot, who with her husband, Mario, started the Theater Di.strict in May 1994. Small wonder. Currently, the Lescots must ante up $3,000 per month, plus $750 in utilities, for the lease of the buildlng. 1\vo fund-raisers have netted the com- Shannon Hunt, Vince Camp- bell and Christi Sweeney in ~Sylvia" at the Theater District pany several thousand dollars, but this hasn't been enough to keep the proverbial wolf from the door. wwe don't want to leave Costa Mesa," Joan Lescot ms1sted "l>ut we may not have a choice We've looked at facilities m Santa Ana and Fullerton, but we'd rdther stay here, near the bdse ot our audience.'' The Theater Distnct mit1ally was born in an office complex on Superior Avenue, lal,<inq the• · pace once occupied by the Bark-. ~tctge Theater. Alter five produc- tions, the group changed its venue to the more spacious Brutal Street location, which seemed like a good 1ded at the time -until the fust ramy eason whf>n the ele- ments went p1tter-patter on the rold tm roof dunng performances .. Nevertheless, the group pressed on, and mounted some memorable shows m the proces:s: "Picmc," "The Boys m the Band," "Cdbaret," MBus Stop" and "Qne Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" among them. The Thedter Distnct al o gave local audiences their flrst glimp~es of less-familiar works such as "The Sum of Us," "C<.1thsh Moon" and the hardy perennial "Light Sens1llve " Tho company presently has a nchly comical veI'Slon of AR Gur- ney's "Sylvia" on the boards. In December, MLlght Sensitive" returns for its fourth staging before the doors finally close for good at the end 01 the millenniwn. One foctor that has distin- guished the Theater District is its de facto repE>rtory company of skilled performers, returning repeatedly to tack.le new charac- terizutions These mclude David RoussHVP., P.J. Agnew, Ah~ Ensor, Jessica l..eamed, D •l>0rah Conroy, Slt..>ve Mc:C1Hm11on, Karen ~ tangano, Chrtsll Swc nPy dnd Shannon l lunt, U1e latter pau currently s1nhng ih "Sylv1d." They keep c orntng l>ac k becauw of ontt pnmtlfy factor - Mano Le tot. who ciHt'cts virtual· ly <JU the ~how and unbues them with a strong l\PO!le ol emotional mvolvemcnt. Li:suot has er •ated a nch t<tmily atrnosph<•re at the Thnater l>1stnct, iikm to that spawned m the m1d-t9oOs at the eme{gmq South Co.1 t RP.pertory. Now, ho\\ 1•vPr, the door at the Bristol Street howplace will close, an<i the Lt cots are m the market tor d ne\\ home for their growmg lamilr -preferably in Costa' Mesa. An mdustnal bu1Jd- mg would be ideal for lheatri al pre entdllOns Hopefully. 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"To me, it is fun to be domg a different version like this,• he said. "lt is like seeing .a remake of a clas- sic movie and all ttie new surprises in it.• Other featured singers are soprano Camille King, mezzo-soprano Adelaide Sindair, tenor Jonathan Mack and bass Michael Morgan. ROSEY'S AUTOBODY You Have the Right ,..•l.ll!!lc::!l@ll~~----to Choose Your Repair Facility Insist on the Best Lifetime Warranty Full Service Collision Center Insurance Approved Shop (949) 642-4522 ~ 121 Industrial Way • Costa Mesa lC2::_J PAPERS CONTINUED FROM A 14 A nd the hnaJ ingredient. the pnce, remains nearly as low as 1t was w hen he was JU t begummg. A framed, tull- pag painting now rµn.-; about $250, while d lal'ger-scale work incorpora ting two news- paper pages is about $500. l lovley said he gets flack from competitors for pricing the work so low. "I get criticized all the time by otber artists that say I sell my stuff way too inexpensive- ly," he said. "But you know what? Nobody else is selling my stuff. 1'111 the ooe who has . to make a living." · Hovley seems tmsure how committed he should be to his work. On one hand, he is excited by ome of the inter- esting complexities of the pieces Beyond the sunple formula of eye-friendly work at a low cost, there's the interplay between the text of the news- p..iper stones on his Mcanvas" and the images he creates on top of them. One work he recently fin-· ished depicts U1e Fun Zone's Ferris wheel soaring into the sky over a faintly visible head- EDWARDS IRVINE IMAX THEATRE IS LOCATED AT THE EDWARDS IRVINE SPECTRUM WHERE THE 5 & 405 FREEWAYS MEET IRVINE • CALL FOR GROUP SALES & INFORMATION 714 832-IMAX .... IULJOVICll (Ill DOlllA ti) WT mfT ti) WI TUil W Uff (l) • -•ltft(HJ M Liii• OP 1• CIQ ,,. u.Y (II) • CONRAD LAU/ DAll.Y PILOT Newport Beach arUst Vince Hovley says the demand for drawings of landmark restaurants is high. line that asks the question •What's Up in Newport Beach?• There also is a sort or ten- sion between the ngtdlty or the colwnns of type that run down a typical newspaper page and the free-flowing style of the pastels. "The printing is very le ft brain, very geometric," I lov- . Jey said. "And the art is very right brain." But Hovley also admits that these quasi;aesthetic consid- erations may be less important to the average consumer than what he calls their "gunmicky kind of thing" -their novelty as pieces of offbeat local color. It was this qudlity that attracted Costa Mesa resident Linda Valente to Hovley's work when she saw it at the Orange County swap meet, where Hovley !requently sets up a booth. "I hadn't heard of him," she said. "We were over dt the swap meet and came across his booth. We kept looking at them and leaving and then finally we went back and got one." The picture Valente picked out, done in Hovley's trade- mark colorful-pdstels, shows dories tied up at Newport Harbor. •we have it hanging over our fireplace in our fomily room,• Valente said. "It's very o.c ~·s ONLY REAL SPOR TS CONSIGNMENT STOR E GENTLY USED SPORTS/EXERCISE G EAR Smart Santas Shop Here l PORTS ~~ CON SIGNMENT Buy• Sell *Trade . (949) 548 -0660 670 W. 1 nH ST., COSTA MESA The Hit Film Becomes A Hit Musical ! First came the smash hit motion picture. Next came the long running TV series. Now see the red hot, emotionally charged, spectacular stage musical which 1s nothing short of a phPnomenonl CAU NOW! 213-365-3500 and ask for the HT·type t icket" () ~ ,.. • boaalfn..,,,,.,J 1 • •11<'\f\Clllltl 01 ~' ••lod only'"' ,,,. follow "91Wrfonn.trt<M Tue Wed Thu Fri Sun 11/2J 11n4 11f2S 11'26 epm Bpm Bpm lpm 11/)0 1211 1112 11/S 8prll 8pm Rpm 7 l()pn1 l10P'fkh1~ IO~lt MnllCIW~,.;u,...,oe.. 11'-.:Ni Of cktDUlll tl!r! Doily Pilo unique to the locaJ am . " I fovley' m1ltal venture mto the art world m 1985 wa m p1red m part by the i:;iroen- tric example of hi:. former nelghoor, Newport Bt•ach res d ent C huck Beauvdts, d man for whom h1gh-flown ar.stheti cons1derati0Jls were not a major concern. Beauvais used to ~et up a canvas outdoor!>, pamt d qwck scene and sell it for $100 the sam e ddy. Hovley watch<'d his neigh· bor rnpcating this routine cldY. after day, but nt>ve1 got involved until he receivt•d d panicked cull from Br.auvttis . who said h~ nePdnd Hovley's help to sell a bunch of pctml mgs qwckly. The crisis? Beauvais' ba1 tab at Woody's Wharf had been cut off. "That was my hr.>t firstlld• expenence with an artist," Hovley said, chuckling. "We sold enough to pay his tab ol and put money in his pocket.·· Later, when I iovley had begun to dabble moil paint· ings on the weekend, it WdS . fom1er Woody's owne1 Dione Norris who persuaded him to take hunscU seriously and who bought his first work. · "She said, 'Hey, you're going to do this or you're not,'" Hovley recalled. I lovley said his years of working as an artist havP Joos· ened up his way of thinking considerably sine€! the days in the '80s when he work<.>d as ct contractor. "I use a different part ul m brain and it's not the sarn • guy," he said. "I uo;ed to do rooftng. I did <'V<>rything by the book." But if he's a more casuctl man than he used to be, lhol' not lo say thdl he's.unawdre ol the need to mdkP-ends m<'et The memory ot the hart! days in the early '90s hdsn't fc1dcd dll thdl much, cmd Hov- lc-y's concerns dbout what will come m the lulurn -he 1s the father of a 2 112-year-old daughtc>r -keP-p him work- ing diltgently dl the art fonn that has hrouuht him c1 mf'a- sure of succe!.s. "When you get somethmg U1at works m the drt husme ... s you've got to sll<:k ett tl; he said. •Full Serv1a l\alon • Sre us for all your Color quc~tion' r:1 iltTi 'ifrli coU,,on I .. ,.., .. ,., ... "'- I ,,.... .... ,,,..., I ·---........... ..... L ra11w11,... .J ------~-- No matt r What you're dong, your hometown ~per rm• ... ~Jli ,. • I ....... • • # • commun1 forum Soturdoy, November 20, 1999 Al9 EDITORIAL The choice ·is clear: .help oUr schools • EDITOR'S NOT£: This is the last in a two-: part edrtorlal series on the need for a bond to fix Newport-Mesa's crumbling schools the schools? The school board will decide in the next two months · whether to put a bond measure on th~ bdllot. The measure would need a two-thirds majority of the voters to pass. II to the point where tearing down schools is the best option, you know you are in serit>us trouble. have young k1ds and don't ewport-Mesa Unified School District's repu- tation has tak- en a beating during the There are two key points. · First, school leaders have done a commendable job of turning around the district in the past few years. You'd have to give them P\s m every area. BACK TOGETHER Part of 0ur duty as a com- munity 1s to provide a good education for our kids. For those who don't connect fdcilities with a good educa- tion, consider these ques~ tions: ls it nght to let stu- dents shiver in classrooms because there is no heat dur- ing the winter? Is it OK to allow girls to get bladder infections because the bath- rooms are so disgusting that they avoid them all day long? Is it acceptable for wiri-ng in care about the schools, let'.s conclude on a ~elfish note: you still should support a bond measure. Studies show that top school districts ddd up to $15,000 for every $100,000 your. home 1s worth. In other words, it's simply a goQd 1990~. The brutal recession, arrogant leadershi~ a specta<;- . ular embezzlement, bad investments, underpaid teach- ers and the county's bankrupt- cy have undermined public confidence and dropped the school district from one of the nation's leaders to the middle of the pack m Orange County. PAIT Two Of Two jj Newport-Mesa's sins of the past -which generated a wave of anger through the community-need to be for- given;-especially in light of its recentpertonnance .'investment. To review: The school district needs more than $150 million to repair its agmg mhastructure. The trustees have spent years trying to find th£> money, but it just isn't there. A bond issue is the only viable alternative. And this will be one of the toughest challenges of getting a bond measure passed in Newport-Mesa: Do homeown- ers trust the district enough to give it the money it needs to fix Teacher salaries have been boosted. Class sizes reduced. A number of citizens' committees have been f onned and listened to. The school board is approachable and responsive. New academic standar~ - and testing~ are in place. And relatively new Supt. Robert Barbot is just what the district ordered - a first-rate adminis- trator and human being. Which bring us to the sec- ond point: this quiet educa- tional revival has been taking place in crumbling mstitu- tions. It's so bad that dt Ensign Intermediate, it will be cheap- er to bulldoze the school than repair it. When you have come l schools to be so outdated that it can't accommodate a fan, much less computers? The school district in recent years has worked hdrd to regam the respect of th~ com- munity. And now it's ti.rile tor the community to come to the· aid of the schools, its youUi, its future. If you're still angry at the school district or if you don't Beautification plan draws mixed reactions . . LETTER OF THE WEEK Keep ambulance service in private sector Residents of this fine city have cause to pop a few corks. That's because at lts Nov. 15 meeting, a solid majority of the Costa Mesa City Council stiff-armed a blatant assault on free enterprise hatched by city fire officials, firefighter unions and Councilwomttn Heather Sommers. The plot WdS this: City fire officials - buoyed l.>y the cheerleading of Sommers - sought to boot pnvate ambulance companies out of thelt Jong-standing role of providing city denizens with emergency transport ser- vices to area hospitals. Why7 The fire folks claim they can do a better job by reducing response times to medical aid calls. More likely, they're interested in the roughly half~ million dollars private ambulance companies nghtly receive each year as·teimbursement for the services they provide. As it stands now, private companies amve ' at medical aid calls along with paramedic engine companies from Costa Mesa. If emer- gency transport is required, the Costa Mesa paramedic bitches a ride on board the private wagon to continue treatment. The private ambulance company pays the city a fee for the paramedic response and on-board treat- ment. The cost of the trip -normally reim- bursed by the patient's insurance provider, Medicare and Medi-Cal -goes to the private ambulance company. Is it a perlect system? Certainly not with respect to lhe efficient use of city rcsourcQs mean, why do you need a ladder truck to treat a broken leg? There is an alternative, howP.ver. Rather than dnve pnvate industry out of Costa Me::;a, why doesn't the City Council lobby the Orange County Emergency Medical Services Agency to allow pnvate ambulance compa- nies to staff their ambulance!> with licensed paramedic.s? That way, firefighter paramedics will no longer have to nde to the ho p1tal with the patient, which produces costly down time -especially if the patient requrres a trawna center (the nearest is Western Medical Cen- ter). That means city fire folks return to ser- vice faster and still collect their coveted •first- response• foe. It's a better system with no lost revenue to the city. BYRON OE ARAKAL Costa Mesa Flight Plan will not appear this week. look for it in future editions. · • AT ISSUE: We asked readers what they thought about a proposal to beautify a busy intersection in Corona del Mar wjth landscaping and flower-themed decor. I think the removal of the ficus trees has made our business district look terrible (•A blooming proposal for Corona del Mar," Nov. 17) Then to replace the trees with the very small trees looks bad. Everyone that comes · mto my busmess agrees dlld can't believe what they dld. I doubt a few flowers at the north end of town will help. We need trees that look substanUdl. ANDREA CAMPBELL Newport Beach This is a great idea. Thanks for catchmg a vision of how spe- aal this community is and work- READERS RESPOND mg to make it even better. I've only lived here for four years, but 1 loved this little commuruty since I was m high school m Long Beach 35 years ago. Keep up the good work! JIM PRICE Corona del Mar Corona del Mar is not a walking town like Laguna Beach. It is a working town. People live there and they go to the store and they get hard- ware and· hreplace equipment. So it will never be a charming village like La Jolla. First of all. the business owners need to get down to basics and pamt their stores and clean up Sec- ondly, one simple design ele ment would be to encourage shop keepers to put up awnings in each block. Try to match the colors as much as they could. The flowers and the foliage CONRAD I.AU I DAILY l'llOT The intersection of MacArthur Boulevard and Pacific Coast Highway ls propo ed for beautification. treatment on the islands is kmd of a joke The low plantings look dead The foliage sculp· lures look le<.m and sparse like a bunch of little old ladies put them together. Why don't we tum that over to Roger's Gar- dens and put their signs up7 Let them do it and conlnbute some· thing to them. Bul let them do ll in exchange for advertisement. Corona del Mar needs some plain old ordinary cleanup. The Albertsons center looks horn· ble. The Port Theatre looks deserted . The clean~rs, fmger· nail places and liquor places look terrible. Look al the places with awnmgc; and see a differ- ence. See the tie·m Wlth the word village. At lea t we can make people thmk 1t 1s a village. This is from somebody who loves . Corona del Mar and spends a lot of tune m La Jolla, And it could be much the same if people would )ust get together and do something m con1unction with each other. Each store is too much its own little thing. . DONNA LEVERffi Newport Reach 1 Utlnk it is an excellent 1dcn And you have my vote of conh· dence. r thmk keepmg the land- scapmg beautiful and mVlUng will make this place a more beautiful anct mviting place for peopl,e to come, enjoy and hve. Thank you for the article. Hop to see more articles about our ht· tic town of Corona del Mar. PETE ANZALDO Corona del Mar The Dady Pilot "elcomes letter. on i' uc conc~rnmg ~e\\port Reach and Costa Mc .... a. There arc four WU} IO~ nd ln }OUT COnl· mcnt~: • LEITERS -1\fail to the Daily Pllot, 330 W Bay St., Costa M a 92627 • READERS HOTLINE -Call \949) 642-6( 6 • FAX -S nd to (H49) 646-4170 • E-MAIL -Send lo dau)ptlotii?latim s.com . All corresponcf(!nce must 1nctude your full name, hometown and phone num- ber (for venf1catlon purposes only) H O W WE SEE IT QUOTE OF THE WEEK R-E-S-P-E-C-T sive speech, we were JUSt thinking Remember Aretha Franklin's popu-bow glad we are that we don't -.pend Jar rhythm and hluei> tunel Well, the much tune in Judge Stmmne Shaw's teachers and administrators at Corona courtroom. • dcl Mar High moy well be thinking At least we wouldn't want to be sit- about teaching that to their -tudcnts ting in the defendant's chair. now that they've adopted a zero toler-Shaw, who's had to publicly nnco policy on rude or obnox.tous defend h r behavior thi!> w ek, is behavior. bemg taken lo task in court hear· Unfortunately, an mcreasmg Uend rngs. She ha been accu ct of mak- ftmong stud ·nts t.hec;c days is to u mg curt remarks to dcfcndont , foul·langusge nnd dis1espcctful dressing down dist.net attorney and speech And we like the zero tolerance singing Christmas carol to people tancc. she ent to the sla~m r for th holi- Jl's a m u r ot r pect. Students day:.. must learn to r pect teach rs, r pert The tale's Jud.idal P rfonnance ounsclors, r pcct pnncrpals and of course r pcr.t ac.h other. And that's 0 Commission will ultimat ly dcdd t on tudcnts hould le m e rly, m · wh th~r Shaw' cowtroom behavior life. was ov r the top Tue r cihoulrl lie no toleranet for anything l JUDGE SHAW VERSUS JUDGE JUDY Whll w •'r on th th m of off n· A COOL MILLION Who need Regis PhIJb n when you have Donna Croan? Cr an, wif of nt Ana Ii gbt " Balboa P rf ormlng Arts Theat r foun- dation Preside.nt Dayna Pettit expresse h r gratitude at the Sl- mllllon ch ·k he r ceh dfrom Donna r n. 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CIF HIGH SCH OOL • Pacifica makes the big plays on both sides of the ball en route to 14-6 playoff win over Mesa. row Au otl 1 u 1 ~"°' COSTA MESA -A funny thing hap- pened at Friday's fLrSt-round CIF South- ern Section Division IX football game between run-happy Costa Mesa High and pass-happy Pacifica The game was smothered tn defense But in the end, the Mariners made more big plays on both sides of the ball and managed to pull out a 14-6 win over Costa Mesa, ending the Mustangs' sea- son a bit earlier than expected. gs schools. They made more the key plays than we did.• The Manners' defense was the high- light of the night, keeping' the highly- regarded Mustangs•· running attack in check the, entire.game, while allowmg only eight first downs C.J. Zuniga, Orange County's lead- ing rusher for the regular season, was held to only 78 yards rushing on 29 car- ries by the ever-hdrassing Mariners' defense. ln fact, Zuruga's longei,t run from scrimmage was only nine yards and out of his 29 carries, 22 went for four yards or less. J DIVIS ION IX MESA 6 PACIFICA 14 Q OTE OF THE DAY •0tw defense sti&s toge1her and gets the job done . I guess we just WOJe them down _ • Garrett Troncale, Newport Harbor defensive end I CELEBRATING THE MILLENNl!JM I C RAIG DENNIS Estancia "It's tough," Coach Jerry Howell sclld afterward. "This was d hard-hilting foot- ball game between two fd1rly even :pacifica's air attack nearly struck big on the first play from scnmmage, but a 79-yard touchdown pass was called back on a holding penalty, keeping tlle game scoreless. Costa Mesa (8-3) got on the board • He never let his guard down in three sparkling SEE MUSTANGS PAGE B4 years of football for Eagles during their glory days. DIVISION VI STEV\. ~ CAAN I DAILY PlOl • Newport Harbor Hlgh's Brad Rothwell (51) breaks through to sack El Dorado quarterback Brian Zurheller (left). SAll~ORS R • Newport Harbor's defense ' stymies Golden Hawks; coin flip will decide Fnday night's quarterfinal against Villa Park. B utH' l·AllK'\I R !kif Pb NEWPORT BEACH -After the first five rrunutes of Fnday night's 22-0 CIF Southern Section DJVJsion VI first- round football playoff victory over VlSit- ing El Dorado High, the Newport Har- bor side of the 50-yard lme became a Golden Hawk-free zone. The Sailors' defense, Orange Coun- ty's stingiest, having given up a county- low 83 points m the regular season, did not allow El Dorado to cross midfield TARS 22 ELDORADO 0 after the Golden Hawks pushed to the Harbor 25, were driven ba~k 20 yards, then forced to punt on their opening possession. El Dorado, which produced JUSt 69 yards of total offense and surrendered nine Newport Harbor sacks, reached 1Lc; 49 in the closing moments ol the hrst half. After intemuss1on, the VlSltors got only ~s far as therr own 45, as the Sailors stopped 17 of the Golden Hawks' 37 runrung plays at or behind the line of scnmmage, mcluding a third-quarter safety. Harbor also gTabbed one receiver for no gain after a completion, en route to its third shutout in the last four games. The victory propels the No 2-seed- ed Sailors (10-0-1) into Friday's quar- terfinals against Villa Park. The Spar- tans (9-2) defeated Santa Ana, 38-28, SEE SAILORS PAG E B4 DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK • Water polo Caris the flame for CdM standout. B~RRY l·AUIJi.\llJ\ Dlf1 P'b T hough his athl tic pa Ion requir near-complete submersion, the Ramo Corona del Mar H1gh's Garrett Gentry cam tor water polo fikkers tangihly ben ath the surface. He 15, d pile the obviou lack of combustible oondillons, q frred up about the sport I! •niat's why he's on of th ~ bettei· players.· said CdM Coach ~ John Vargas, who a th m n' ! U.S. naUonal team coach and a fonn r Olympian hiJhself, knows SEE GENT1'Y MGI as T he fmit year Estancia 11111 High won a CIF · 1111111 Southern Section football playoff game, Craig Dennis was deep in the trenches, providing key tackles lD the Eagles' goal-line stand late m the fourth quarter as they held on to upset Orange, 19-14, in the autumn of 1970. "They had first-and-goal on the 1-yard line, and we stopped them on four downs,· Dennis said of the Crestview League champion Panthers, whose offense was stifled and never heard from again in that first-round CIF 3~A contest at El Modena High. team work, according to a Daily Pilot story in Aug:~t 1972 before the North-South clash dt OCC, won by the South, 14-0. ·1 tdught him everything he knows,• scUd his older brother, who graduated from Estancia two years before him. Denrus, a 1uruor high standout in football, basketball, baseball and track and held, decided to focus stnctly on football and throwing ttie shot put followmg his freshman year at Estanca. As d 1uruor, Denrus set the school record m the shot put at 55 feet, then repeated the effort m 1972 and qualified for the CIF prelmunmes at Cemtqs College. Denn.is, whose favorite memories are playing football in front of the large, 5,000-plus crowds against teams like EdlSon and Fountdin Valley, continued playmg at Orange Coast. but knee m1urics ended his career •I never got hurt " until 1 got to college,· The Eagles that season, under Coach Phil Brown, enjoyed their first wuuung campaign at 9-2 and established a school smgle-season record for victones that stood for 19 years. In addition fo Denrus, Cal Shor~ and Doug Brant were All-Irvine League linemen, while quarterback Curt Thomas and running Craig Dennis aid D nms, the Eagles' captam bis senior year and a dedicated student m back Dan Princeotto were the offensive stars. "Then we bately lost to (top-seeded) Boruta m the CIF quarterfinals (15-14) m the pouring rain at Orange Coast College,~ said Denn.is, a Junior that year. "We'd only lost two games my junior year -by a total of three points.• In Week 3, Estancia lost to eventual CIF 3-A champion Edison, 14-12, in the ln'lile League opener, then npped through the rest of the league and captured second place. taking a seven-gi!Jlle winning strcdk into the CIF quarterfinals. The Eagles had tnumphs over Los Alamitos and Fountain Valley and district rivals Costa Mesa and Corona del Mar, ·we hdd a gTeat year," said Denrus, a 6-foot, 210-pounder and a three-year varsity starter. Demus, noted for having never come out 6f a varslty football game and never missmg a practice, was a two-time first-team all-league offensive guard and earned All-Orange Coast area by the Daily Pilot as a seruor. Dennis, who played in the 1972 Orange County All·Star game, lined up at tackle with his older brother, Mark, as sophomore m 1969, another thrill for the player who epito~ed the' classroom. "My last game as a c;eruor m high.school, we lo t, 7-6, to Corona del Mar, and il we would've won that game, there would've been a hve-way be for first place, because the league was so compl1bbve, ~ said Dennis, whose '71 team finished 4-5 and missed the CJF playoffs. Dennis, who was always too big a<> a kid to play Pop Warner footbdll, grew up in Downey, then his family moved to Costa Mesa when he was 10. These days, the ldtest honoree in the Ddily Pilot Sports Hall of Fame, celcbrahng the millenruum. hves in Encinitas wtth his wife of 23 years, Vickie, and two dauqhtcrs. Therr olde t daughter. Kristen, 19, was the CIF San Diego Section Dt\'l"ton I oftba.11 Player of the Year m 1998 and wa the Atlantic Coa t Conterence Rookie of the Year la t spring at the Um\•ersity of Vuguua, where she' on a full ~holar.-hip. TheU' youngest daughter, Lauren, 16, is a Junior at La Costa Canyon High •My work opened an offtce down here (m Carlsbad), so l deeded to transfer and it was the best thing l ever did,• 4ld Dennis, an underwnting supervi or for Farmers Insurance, who has been in North San Diego County for 13112 years. Welcome to the PCL We at Costa Mesa High School I would like to take thl5 opporturuty M A I L I A to congratulate Corona del Mar High School football players, staff and administration for thmr ow of sportsmanship end valor this past week. W batt1~ this pa t ~ in thr gam , each with league cbampionshJp impli tions A1J three gam were dean, hard-hlttinj~d exdling cont . WhU taunting and trash t g may be th ord r of th day in high hoot ports, 1t 1$ not at Corona del Mar High SChool. W would lik to commend (varsity) Coach Old Freeman, his ooaehinS{ staff, and the entire athletic department for the way In which th y handled th msel in all gam . WhU all the games were intense end hard.fought, after th games, the Corona del Mar players and coach wet humbl tn victory and gre· C1nus in defeat. Athletic Director .:Jerry Jelruck was th fll'Sl to rome aero. the field to congratulate us and was o gr at nmJ to hJs sChool and athletic program. Som times, th acttons of a few un tamW! • well-played, hard- fought game, but lh1I w not the cue. W at Costa M4!sa High SdlOol hav the utmott respect for Corona del Mar High School11 playen. coaches and lidrnlillltration for their outstanding ctilplay ol ~­ lhlp We look forward to many years ol hard-fought comJ>4ltlttft ~ against a ~ and adlillied opponent This ll the way big'b 1CboG1 athletio lhOukl be Thank you lo COl"C:IM del Mat Hi9h SChool for• WOD· dertul and lcom to the Pacific Coast LeagUe Sincriy. '· •n• •96 ES 300 JadeJtvory s27749 l96 ES 300 Shadow/Rose s31618 ESJ300 CaShmere/lvory s32358 -=~~ tt7 ES300 . 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Kari Rush (Stanford) and Suzie Crone (UCLA) in the 1970s to Wendi Rush (Stanford), Larcl Asper (Stdnford), Sienna Curci (Cal), Cindy Kendall (Princeton), Jennifer Noonan (Golden West), Chickie Mo1so (Stanford), Rhonda Schnitgcr (UCJ) and Prentice Perkins (Long Beach Stdte) in the ·so~ to Kristen Campbell (Duke), Kim Coleman (UCLA), Kelly Campbell (Colorddo), Melissa Ford (Princeton), Corre Myer (Brown), Jedlliletle HC'Cker (Loyola Marymount), JenmJer Carey (Hawaii), and even MtSty May (Long Beach Statel in the '90s, this urcd has prodUCPd u plethora O[ talented collegtate setters. This season has bC'en a banner year for honors for the setting alumm. Jenni/er Carey is the VOLLEYBALL char lie bronde starting setter for the natJonaUy third-ranked univ~rs1ty of. . HawaJJ Rainbow WahinPs. With NCAA playoffs favonncj the top four seeds, Hawau should have every match at home m the playoffs, including the Final Four. A very mature freshman, Carey has stepped in very comfortably at Hawaii. Fornier Cdlvary Chapel J Iigh star Whitney Hoover, who lives m Corona del Mdr, was recently named the w~st Coast Conference Player ol the Week as she led St Mttry'~ (Moragd) to wins over Portland and Gonzaga. Hoover had double-digit assisLs and iligs m both matches. While al Calvary, Sports SE'TIING PRE11Y Hoover went lo the tdte championship twice, once dS a C'tt r ttnd as an outside hitter. Corona del Mar's Kelly Campbcll 1s fmi:.hmg her ruor year dt the University of Colorado c1nd on Nov. 6, she W#tS ndmPd tho Division l National Player of the Weck after Colorcido dof<>ated Kdnsas St<1te dnd Iowa Stale. Campb<'ll has stdrted every gamP. during her ' career at Color ddo dnd her assist-per-gamf? etverage is a nationully-best 14.32. She has · OVPr f>,000 dSSlsts ill hl'r collcH1ate cdrc>er, was an AU Amencdn last season and will surely CJdmer po;irnilar honors after this year. In the Ivy League, Cd.M's Corre Myt•r was ndmed Ivy League PlayN of the Week for Oct. 23 Lost year's Ivy League Rook1e of the Year, Myer led Brown to v1ctones over. Yale und Stoney Brook. The seuson's stats show Myer leddtng the league in assists pN game with PnncC'ton's M<>lissd Ford (another fomwr CdM setter). d close sc>cond At the recent lvy League Chdmpwnshtps, Princeton won the llUl' to get the (lutomallc NCAA tournament hid. I let1d COdCh Glenn Nelson • DON UACH I DAILY Newport hopc<t to keep the merry-go-round a1ive tonight. (a fonucr OrtJ11qc Coc1 t College setter) hi:b produ1.Nl 10 Ivy Li>t1911<• < httmp m th~ 20-ye<1r h1'>tory of tht> lvr Ledgue Chump1onsh1p. Co-c<1pldln Enkc1 I ictnsf'n and Ford, who <11t• both semors dncl both hom Coront1 del f\.1dr, Jml tlw l qqq Tiqer.., Whut Cl WclY to rim h your cdreer. ' Princeton's St1lin11t1 Kinu. d Harbor Dc1y Sc hool.cilum, Wds the Ivy Ll'dlJUP's Pla~e1 nt thP Year. Oth1>r notc1hle Ivy League cont11bullons Wl'rt• made hy Nt>wport Harbor's Laura Wells, whu was fifth m d19<; and Juhd Top1k (mother, Mctrthu, tl'ache.., English al Ncwpott) fini-.hed high m h1ttmg, dS-SiSts !another local !>Pllt•r) ctnd serv1u. a<:es. Al Loyold Marymount, Je<1nnette Heckt:'r has heen a 'itdrtPT for au lour yettfS. With a uernendous h1lent to pldy the O\r>r<1H g<,tnll', she h11s startPd d'i c1 ~etter, outsidP h.1tlPr ,md a back-row spN1dlisl She I'> r.un~ntl~ ·seltlllg for the Lions ;mcl is on track lo Saturday, November 20, 1999 83 graduat m .commun1cations mMay. Ow local ltf'f:i art: making th"11 mark lll many d1fteu•nt urea 10 college. Two 'yetlr c1yo, th area produceo Corre fl. Iyer at Brown, f\.k9hau Cldrke, who ft>d B,m) Umver 1ty (M1am.1, Flomld) to the D1vis1on IJ NdtiOnc.tl Tuurnarncnt, J<ate DwyPr, -who was the b~c.kup t>lt<>r <tt lJCLA and Melis!>a Plas , who n1•arly led Peppcrdlne to thf' Sv;eet 16 m thl' NC AA D1w;1on J Toumaml'.nl Peppcrchne 1s (:um.mil) Jctnke<.l No 8 UT' this week's 1><'111 • With Je c11 \\ nght (Cd)vary Chap •I) comrrutting to Eastern Wushm~1ton and . cmother local s ttcr appl~ing to u prc1rn111tmt Ivy Ledgue :.c.hool, U1"P trod1tion contumei. <I 11 ml work, 91eat intensity dnd S\J< res tul high school/club ~p1•nenccl> are kP.) -n~tisons tor uch gredl sue< t>:,s tonPs throughout the yo<1rs. With nw ('ff fmc1h torught, it's unprnt<rnt tu rt•member thul -'•'lll\llPr Carcv dnd Kelly Ccu11ph1•ll pl<t} ed 1n two CIF f-1nc1ls \\hilt• J1•<1rWtll' l Jecker \\u~ in th1l't>, whilt• Corre l\.fyl•r's c clf\l lt>Mn won the I qq7 ( IF ChdTnJJIOO<;hip. PERSONAL TOUCH Newport Beach TC members are buzzing over the sale of club. I t's d wm-win SllUdtJOn for Tennis Town USA. otherwlse known os · Newport Beach, with tlw sale of the Newport Beach Tennis Club After some shaky y<•dfs, the dub is planning to become the tennis and soc1dl hot spol of the town with d. new owner cllld dn mVigorated apprn<1ch. "Whclt 1 want to do," nc-w club owner Stl"ve Joyce c:aid Friday, "is created real fun, servic c-oriented environment. (Members) p<1y dues and I want to make sure they'te happy and having tun with the money they're spending. My staff ts very S<>rvice-om>nted and we want to make swe everybody gets what they want. "Our goal is to make thP tughest maintenance pcr~on happy." The dub, sold to Joyce from Julianne Ren, features 19 lighted courts, a full-Sl'IVICt' bar, pool, restaurant, lounge and two locker rooms lt wiU soon ddd a pro shop, sd1d Joyce, who wasted no llmt• selecting fomlcr tounng p10 Scott Dl:lvis as the new dtrector of tcnms. "Newport Beach Tenms Club will become the dub of choice,· Von Simind1an, a high-level club playPr who owns Paramount Tennis rn Co ta Mesa, said on Aug. 10, :""'before the deal was complete. Joyce, who took ovN Nov. 1, said the fust task he did was take •a fire hose to (the facility)" and clean 1t. The new owner/operator said a revd.mpmg of the pool deck ls next. along with the addition of an innovative salt water system for the pool, which doesn't reqwre chlonne and is better for your skin, he l)d1d. The club hdd about 050 , members when he purchRSt.'d it and 50 new members hclw alreddy been tsddl!d. lmtidtion fees have been waived unhl Feb. 1. "It's new, it's exnting and I've been around hew a long time and a lot of JX'<>plc know me and I have a Jot of Cnends," Joyce said of the reason behind NBTC's membership lncrea . "l really I• want to tum this mto a fon and sbdal cnvuonm nt." For the last s veral years, ; Newport Beach Te.nm Club playoo sec:-ond fiddle to P<ll· isadcs Tennis Club as the dub of choic in Newport Boarh . But, now, with a full orc:h trn, '1oyce mtcnd to pump up the volurn' "Steve's gomg to bnng TENNIS richard dunn th<1l club lo where tl should'vt• been for a long time/ Pe1l· r<.adcs Club owner/operctlor Ken Stuart said Friddy. "His focus h. difterent than minl'. My focus 1s pnvate-club exclus1V1ty w1U1 tennis: his (goal) lS a real high-end ... OCldl scene with a focus on the har and restaurant. I wish hlffi the best and hope he's successlul, and I hope he brings that facility hack to iL<> one-tune StdluS. "It's good for th~ industry. The better he does, the better J doj and the better I do, the better ht:' does. It raises lht• standard (dmonu privdte tennis clubs); not just here, but count'f\-V'lde." Mat'ly longtune Newport Beach members dnd employeL>s arc thrilled with the new owner. "Everyone's exerted here,· longtime NBTC administrdtor Norma VeaI Sdld. "We're already seeing chan9es and there's a lot of actlVlty. Th1s ( ale) will~ fantastic. We have to wait a few more months, but the club is on its way to being a premier club."' Joyce said Newport Beach real e tate broker Bob Laskey was responsible to handling the negotiations and bringmg the two parties together. Hank Uoyd's Costa Mesa Tennis Center, alreddy under the auspices or the Uruted States Tenms Association as an Orange County~based t1rea training center, receivl'd d ringing endorsement Fnddy from former U.S. Davis Cup captain Tom Gullikson, who visited the facility and oversaw the weekly pracuce session teatunng .some o( Orange County's top boys and gtrl~ in the 16~ and l 8s. "Now, with Gullikson g1VIDg us his stamp of approval, 1t JUSt make:> our fanhty more recognized (a an othcial USfA Area nammg Center)," Lloyd said. Gullikson, who made his hrst trip to the courts adjuccnt to TeWmkle Park, i~ now the U~IA's Director of J umor Player D velopm "nl. Elliott Telschor, Co:.la Mc a , head p10 and USTA regJOnaJ couch, conducted a shootout wlth Gulhkson Fnday, with the> wmm•r earmng d wild card mto the qualifier dl the. men's USTA Chdllenger at Burbank. The quaWier is Dec. 4-S. As if Unive rsity of Miss1ssipp1-bound Newport 1 ldrbor High stdndout Audra Adams doesn't helve enough on her plate heddtng into Thanksgiving, she has secur<'d d <,l.!cond strdlght yl'ar with her mother, Dorsey, els lhf.! top-ranked mother- ddughter tennis team m the nation. The Adams family defeated Leslie D.umon and her mother, Ptltncia, of Corond del Mar, m thu fmt.tls-of the recent U~"TA National Mother- Daughter Hardcourt Champ1onsh1ps at the Waldon Racquet Club near Houston It ts the th1rd Ul;)TA gold ball for. the Adt1ms duo. DorsP-}'. 42, tlnd Audra, 17, rcpec1ted as champions at ~ 1ontgomery, Texc1s. Audrn Addms will play m the CIF Soulht.>m Section Division 1 tcdm hnals Monday for the Tars: Leslw Damion was part ol thu Pc1Clfic Coast Ledgue champion!:ihlp doubles tcclm Uus season tor Corona · dl'i 1'.1dr (with Kristen Griffith). Wonder it n •xt time the mothcr-douqhter teams compete they can stay a little closer to home? EJght schools from outside Cahfonua have committed to the muuriural National High' Schqol Boys Tennis Championship next March at Palisades Tenru!-. Club Tim Mang, Corond del Mar High boys t~nrus coach and longtune seedings and tournament chief tor Olai and cm believes the ev'-!nl will become •the 01ai of Newport Beach." The 0Jdl Valley Tennis Tournam ent in the springtime 1s the oldest amtttcur tourni:lml"'nl in the U.S. The event's tracbtions of afternoon lea <1nd the aroma of orange blossoms have given it a special chann. Perhaps the Newport Beach event can fc,1ture sand, sailing and sun. ct.. Headquarters tor the nauonal team tennis champ1- onsh1p wdl be the lrvme Hyatt Regency. (Sound like c;omc local hotdr.; might nw;c; out on t good thing.) Damelio Scott, an illC·tounng p10 from CdM who now owns a marketing firm, 1s mvolv d m the toumam nt ~nd looking tor ponsono. DetaU : (949) 717-7710. .HONORS HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS GOlf Nl'Wl'Oln HAMOR HIGH Varsity Mon Valuable Kelly Hunt Vars1tv Captain • Brianna R hi Varsity Most Im prov d "'Lindsay Galbraith Milli Stan! y Award • Kelley St r N Captain • M rg ret AnderJQn Most Improved • Lauren fi»t r Co chcs' w rd Claire Schneld rs STARMARK. CLEARANCE SALE FLETCHER JONES M·O·T O·R ·C·A·R· N ~ ' I ~ . t ... •• 00 Jamboree Road • 00 927 -76 im· ?pm 1 un 1 ~m·6f m ~ Saturday; Novemer 20, 1999 Sports Doily Pilot Al LO RS ONTINUED FROM 81 Friday. The site will be deter• ffiincd by a cotn flip today. •0ut defe~ o ticks togeth· er and gets the job donn," s"a1d Ne~rt junior end Garrett 'n'oncale, who flJU.Shed with a pau of sacks. ·-Senior pass·rush specialist rad Rothwell had three sacks, · e middle linebacker Alan Saenz (two), senior nose guard Andy Kalanz (one) and senior reserve end Brad Craig (o~e) also got into the act. ·1 guess we JUSt wore them down,• 'Doncale said ~we played good detense and we finally moved the ball a QiUttle better m the second ball," • l'Jewport Coach Jeff Brinkley J~d •Andre (Stewart, who ran through a tackle for a 47-yard b.1COnng burst two pldys into the :>second quarter) stuck it in the .ypnd zone, we were looking for -tOlle more score to get over the .. .bump Once we got that, we owut them in a position to chase, wluch meant they had to throw n·the ball Our ends did d gredt c~b of getting pressure on thC'lr ~l.quarterback." .. ' Fittingly, It wds the defense wluch pushed the Tars over the hump," on the first sndp titer Stewart was chased out of bounds at the 1 on fourth-and- t.,QoaJ from the 2, six plays dfter intermission. Outside linebacker Chns Mandenno exploded through a gap on the ensmng sndp dnd beat a horde of Hdrbor tacklers to tailback Nick Zehner dbout 2 yards deep in his own end zone to push the lead to 9-0. After a Billy Clayton mter- ~ > 1 MUSTANGS I CONTINUED FROM 81 first on a 32-yurd held godl by Junior Luis Avdlos with 8:41 remairung in the second quar· ter. On defense, Zunigd stripped the ball from a Paofi- ca runner on the following r Manners' drive, giving r momentum back to the Mus- tengs, following Willy Franco's overy But Mesa could do nothing ·th the gift possession and as forced to punt. It was that d of night for the Mustangs. "It's very dJSappointing for e kids." Howell said. "But R.we battled and foughl all the ·!way to the end. We iust could- t n't pull 1l out.· After a bone-crushing hit by F,ranco that turned a Mariners' completion mto an mcomple- bon, Mesa took over in Pdc1flcd territory. Using a little tnckery, the Mustangs used d fdke punt dnd when Pac1hca rcdhzed what happened, Todd Dud- dage scampered 33 yards down to the Mariners' 4-yard hne But PacifKa's defense kept Mesa out of the end zone on three-strdight plays, and the ".Mustangs settled for a 21-yard field goal by Avalos, making i{6-0. ... ception (lus second) set the Sailors up at U1e El Dorado 27 moments later, two ..StPwart hw-sts moved the ball to the 1. Manderino dived over the nght side on a sneak for the touchdown. creating an insur- mountable 15~0 cushion. .After El Dorado's longest possec;sion of the game (nine plavs) resulted in the ~eventh of its eight punts, Harbor went 65 ydrds on nine plays to final- ize the scoring. Stewart, who fmished With 184 yards on 27 cdrries ·-his 10th 100-plus out- put of the sedson --capped the drive with d 7-yard stroll Uuough' a cavernous hole cre- ated by center Luis Cruz, guard Nick Haddy, tackle Robert Cole and fullback 1Tav1s 1Tunble. El Dorado (5-6), the third- place team from the Empue league, lumted the Sailors to Score by Quarters El Dorado 0 0 0 · 0 -0 Newport 0 7 8 7 -22 Second Quarter NH • Stewart 47 run (Gaeta kick), 1107 Third Quart•r NH • Safety, Mandenno tackled back in end zone. 9·SO NH • Manderino 1 run (kick failed), S:56. Fourth Quarter NH • Stewart 7 run (Ga~ta kick), 812. Attendance. 3, 100 (estimated). INDMbuAL RUSHING ED · Zehner, 12-39; R Guydon, 11-22; Rttse, 6-19; Zurheller, 8·minus·S6. . NH -Ste!Wart. 27-184, 2 TOs; Manderino, 6-40, 1 TO; Brill, 3·3. INDMDUAL PASSING ED • Zurheller. 4· l 0-2, 35; Reese, 1-3-0, 10. NH -Manderino, 3 13-0, 27 . INDIVIDUAL REalVING ED -Ref!Se, 2-24; Jones, 2-21, R. Guydon, 1-0. NH -Clayton, 2 12; Stewart. 1-15. STEV[ M:CRANIC /DAILY Pt.OT Newport Harbor's Billy Clayton (left) looks for room to run after intercepting an El Dorado pass. Above; Tars' Andre Stewart leaves an El Dorado defender reaching as he breezes into end zone. The Sailors Put the Golden Hawks awav, 22-0, to advance to the GAME STAnmcs ,, . ED NH CIP Division VI quarterfinals against Villa Par~. First downs 7 10 154 yards total offense (1t's sec- ond-lowest total of the season), but just couldn't mount any offense. ln addition to the dforemen- tioned sack pack, linebackers Mike Tunney and Andy Rankin, tackle Nick Moghad- dam, s(lfeties Dayne Pfaff and Clayton, and comerbacks Justin Jacobs and Stewart, proved too tough to crack "We utilize what we have Rushes·yardage 28-101 36-217 and we huve speed,• RothweU ·, Passing yardage 45 27 said "So, we incorporate that Passing 5·13-2 3-13-0 in our defense.• Net return yar~age• 5 23 El Dorado starter Bnan Sacks-yardage 9 73 0-0 Zurheller was sacked seven Net yardage 78 267 At 1 . his 1. Punts 8 32. 1 6-31 .6 times. ter comp eting rrs~ Fumbles-fumbles lost 0-0 0-0 three pdsses, he connected on Flags-net yardage 7-74 3-34 1ust 1 of 7 with two intercep· Time of possession 27:44 20 16 tions, prompting El Dorado •Punt returns, interceptions, fumble C0ctch Rick Jones to call upon returns Greg Reese. Ree!>e, however, completed 1ust 1 of 3 passes and was SCont by Quarters Pacific.a 0 7 0 7 -14 Costa Mesa O 6 0 O 6 Second Quarter CM Avalos 32 FG, 8:41. CM Avalos 21 FG, 2:38. Pac -Lovelace 14 pass from Fuske (Weber kick), :48. Fourth Quarter Pac • Kemp 4 run (Weber kick), 4:09. Attendance. 1,800 (estimated). INDIVIDUAL RUSHING Pac Kemp, 22 106, 1 TO, Telemaque, 1 10, Auelua, 1·7; Fuske, 6~; Teale, 3·5; Wever, 4-mtnus-s. CM -Zuniga, 29·78, Duddridge, 2-34. Weir, 7-30 INDIVIDUAL PASSING Pac • Fuske, 8· UO, 158, 1 TO CM · Weir, 4' 12-1, 62. INDIVIDUAL RECEMNG PK· Weber, 4-91; Lovelace, 3·56, 1 TO, Yoast, 1-11. MARI.ANNA DAY MASSEY I DM< PllOT <:;J. Zuniga was busy on both sides of the ball, stripping the ball away from Kevin Teal (left}, and dashing for yai:dage (right). CM Franco, 3-56; Cay, 1 6. GAME STAnmcs Pa< CM 8 36-155 62 4-12-1 18 2 -13 222 5-33.2 ()..0 5-l4 24.44 Thut's when the air attack from Pacifica kicked in, as the Mariners drove 68 yards on five plays. ending with a 14- yard touchdown pass from quarterback Joey Fuske to Jeremy Lovelace With 48 sec· onds remaining, giving Pacifi- ca a 7-6 halltime lead. Fuske was 3 tor 3 for 59 yards on the dnve. After a M:orelcss third quar- ter, Fuske pinned Mesa back to it's own 1-yard line dfter a 39- yard punt to the sideline on the second play of th ~ fourth quar- ter. Prom there the rest of the game would be played ·on Mesa's side of the 50-yard line. The Mustangs received one more life when the Mannef'l> fumbled on Mesd's goal line, where the Mustdngs rcrovered on th,e l -yard line Wlth )ust over six mmutes remaining. But three plays ltJh>r on fourth down, another fake punt came up a chain bnk short of a first down, giving the ball back lo the Manner::. on Mesa's 10- yard lme. Jerid Kemp, who hmshed with 106 ycmls rushing, scorert on a 4-yard run up the middle, extending the Mariners' leud to 14-6. Mc.sd tned to dnve for the tymg score, but Pacifica held dnd rnn out the remdmmq 2:13 of the game. - "I'm extremely proud of our guys," Howell said. "l couldn't ask any more of them " First downs 14 Rushes-yardage 36-139 Passing yardage 158 Passing 8 13·0 Net return yardage• o Sacks-yardage 1 1 1 Net yardage 286 Punts 5·31.3 Fumbles.fumbles lost 2·2 Flags·net yarda9e 3 24 lime of possession 23:16 •Punt returns. interceptions, fumble returns ~Sea Kings bow out BASKETBALL OCC handles Cerritos l•• Corona del Mar puts -up a strong fight against fourth-seeded Valencia, which prevails to earn first-round Division IX ~football triumph Friday. J~r PU Boo lkff Pb . HUNTINGTON BEACH - Corona del Mar High's footbaU tee.m walked m as the under- dog Friday night against Valencia's second stingiest defense m Orange County. The t.6Jea Kings battled, but ulti· mately fell. 23-15, m the fll"St round of the Clf Southern Sec- tion Dtvi 100 IX playoffs at Huntington B ach I hgh. . ·we batll~d them," CdM Coach Dick Freem<tn said. ·wo did a good 1ob. We did u lot of good things in the game.• Among the positive for the , Sea Kings (3 8) were holding Valencia's top rusher, Scott Parker, to 48 yards and not turning the ball over. But the Tigers' defonse, which gave up 11.2 pomls a gdme coming .c\Ul, kept CdM's often ' at ba.y, holding it to 135 yard . "Our defcn wa on th~ held way too long," Pr~an ;t Said. Ev n though 1t was ov r· worked, CdM' d fen e kept CD 15 TIGERS 23 the game close. Enc Snell intercepted Valenoa quarter· back Brian Bartczak when Valencia (9·2) was threatening on its first dnvo. But CdM went three and out. On the ensuing punt, U1e c;nap sailed over th~ he<td of punter Rory McKeever, and he ran the ball out or the end 7.one for a safety. Valencid only got one hrst down in the opemng quarter. It sustainl•d a sue-minute dnve 10 the second, but it ended when Ja!iion Kurtz stopped a ~ram· bling Bartczak short on fourth down. The Tigers fin41Jy c-orccl a touchdown w1th their two· minute otfen ... e late m tlw fin>t half. Bartczak got mto o rhythm nnd I d Vnlcnctc '49 yards in n mmut<l, H net d up with 257 yl_'rd pa ng. •Th t' ft goOd qu rterbac.k wet ccd, • Freemon id. •nut we battled aga1nst hun. • At the start of the second half, Nick Prosser leveled Valencia's Sonny Lopez. Lopez coughed it up and CharUie AlshuJer recovered for CdM. Tho Sea Kings capitalized whon Mike Hayes ran in for a touchdown from the 1 ·yard line. CdM had another big defons1ve play in that qua:rter when it stuffed Valencia at the ·goal line. On Uurd..and-goal at its one, CdM's Jay Bottom stopped Sal Mord for no ga.in. On the next play, Prosser cau ed another fumble and .Jon Schrank landed on 1t in the end zone for a touchback. Valenc:1a' offense finally broke the game open agamst d tired CdM defense in the fourth quarter, scoring two touchdown . Cd?--t played until the end, adding onother I laye touchdown with 1:42 left, to cup of{ it •ason. •They didn't ex~ct a 3·8 team to be in the playoffs,• Freeman sa1d. •sut here we are# ns Pociffc Coast League CO·Chitmps.,. We bntUecl m every tuotbaU gom • W • played to th" und of very game m th ti on.· CdM l ilb ck G1anl E lt1hrook' 52·Y rd pu tu~l him over th t,OOO·y<ud plat au. H • fm h With \,043 for th n. Score by Quarters · Valencia 2 7 0 14 -23 Corona del Mar 0 0 7 8 -15 First Quarter Val -Safety. punt snap out of end zone, 2:45. Second Quarter Val • Mora 4 run (Allen kick), :56 Third Quarter CdM • Hayes 1 run (McKeever kick). 7 11 . Fourth Quarter Val • Alvarez·Mena 30 pass from Bartczak (Allen kklc), 6.13 Val · Mora 9 run (Allen kick), 2:21. CdM -Hayes 1 run (Cooper pa~ from Burden), 1.43. Attendance: 1,000 (estimated). • INDIVIDUAL RUSHING Val • Bartczel(, 8-60; Paricer, 17-48; Mora, 10-31, 2 TOs; Ohenin. 4-8 CdM • Estabrook, 22 S~ Schrank. 2·21; Hacker. 2·10, Hayes. 6-8, 2 T05; Burden, 3·mlnus~. Barber, l·m nus 8; bad punt snap, 1·minus·36. INDIVIDUAL PASSINO Val · Bartczak, 16-25 1, 257, l TO CdM ·Burden, S.110,47; Barber. 2 6, 22. INDIVIDUAL: REQIVING Val • Alvarez•Mena, 9· 159, 1 TD, Lopei. 3-48; Foster, 2·30, Kody, 1-14; Parker, 1 6. CdM ·Hayes, 4-30, Schrank, 2 22; Ward, 1-17. GAME STATISTICS Val CdM First downs 19 7 R~hes-yardage 37-150 35 76 Pa~1ng yardage 257 69 Pa~ing ~6~5 1 7-'7 0 Net return yafdage• :J 9 Sacks yardag 1 ·3 2 • 19 N t yardage 407 135 PunU 3 24 7 1 33 0 Fumbles fumbl lost 4-3 I 0 f~gs-net vardlt$Je s 38 5 so llm of posscut0n 25 26 22:34 •Punt returns, In rt ptlons, fumb r turns • Tombnson, Wtlde each score 17 in Bucs victory. C 0 S T .A JC WOM•N MESA -Enn " Tomlinson and Leah Wilde each collected 17 point~ and· nino rebounds to lead the Orange Coast College women's basketball team lo a 74·67 nonconference win owr visiting Cerrito!; Friday. The Pirat~s (2·0) used a 6-0 run early m the second half to take control of the game for good. NONCOHR:Al.NCE OlwG CoASr 74, CUlvlos &7· cemtOI • Stev..irt 4, Ortiz 3, Burm 2. Singl on 6, 5anchfoz 18, Matsu• 9, AndltwS 21, 80fd«14 Fouled out • M.ttsui 3-pt goab. AndrrM 3, Ortiz 1, MaW! ' Orange Cou1 • Flent 16, Stl!Wattf 8, lomhnson 17, Wi!d• 17, Mldd~& 10, lawfs 6 Fouled out -None ~pt. goals • fK!JSt 3, WilcM 2, TomllNOl'I I Halftime • OCC. 40-39 •Vdllgud.I'd U. posts 88-83 win over UC San Diego. S A N DIEGO _ COUIGE MIN Btdndon Cablay had 24 points to lead Vanguard Univen.ity men's baskl'tball to its first win of the season, knocking off host UC San Diego, 88·83 Friday night. Kemmy Burge s had l 7 points and Garicl Beeler added 13 for the Ll.ons ( 1 ·2), who had hve players score in double hg· ures. NOHCOHl'IEMNCI V~•AlllD 18, UCSD 13 Vanguwd -Kun. 11, Conery 12, Brugas 17, KOhlhaa 2, JamM 9. C..bl.ty 24, Beelk 13 l pt go.tis· 8Ufges& I, Cablay I, 8"1« 1. Fouled out· J.tmes UCSO • H~ios 11. M(M'111n 15. Ruu 3 Martin 7, Ctli/Stemen 10, ~by 4, M1llef 11, Almqu11t 2, Gookby iJ l pt goals • H gg n$ 3, McMlft¥1 a. Millcf 3. Chrhttmen 2, Ruu 1 Fovlt>d out • Hloo1ns • Hatftlmo • ocso:as-11 Orange Coast women sweep Santa Ana Orange Coast made its case for - entry into the Southern California V 0 l l I Y I A l l Regionals with a convinong Vlcto· ry ov~r vis1bng Santa Ana Friday niyht, sw •epmg the Don , 15-4, 15·5, 15·0, to improve to 12-to over4ll, 7.7 in the Orang l!mp1ro Conferenc . D th Waterman had a mnt h·high \R kllls to J>'lCC OCC. Secky Baumgarten add d even kills and hbd n mntr.h·bcst ix olo hloc:k . M t of h r block citm" ln the third gom , whlch wn OCC' first hutout wino• 19g5 gain t Mt. San J cinto • The Pirot , fourth in the OEC, mu t wait for th ctton mm· mitt e' d dsion Mond y wh thc.r U y'U be 1n th 16·t am region I an at·lnrge entry. -Daily Pilot • Sports Saturday, November 20, 1999 B.i ; Pirates bring down the c....__. • at El Camino • • . • OCC's defense will be put to the test against J:l Camino in tonight's finale. To~Y At ron11u lklt Pb T 0 R - RANCE Orange Codst College's foot- ball team wraps up its season torught in Torrance agamst El Camino with an opportunity to accom- plish a lot of •firsts~ for the Bue; and their players.. ' A win for the Pirates (4-5, 2- 2 in conference) over El Camino would be the first smce 1973 over El Camino and would snap an 11-game losing streak to the Wamors. ·we haven't beaten them since I've been here,• Coach Mike Taflor said. •we've come close a couple of times, includ- ing a bowl game in 1990, but we haven't been able to knock them off." A win woulp also giv~ the P l A Y E R S 0 F T H E W E E· K RAYMOND A DOUG OHREL . fi McDANIEL In a game with httle offense, th sophomore bade/receiver had a 70-yard touchdown. run for the Pirates against Mt. Sdn Antonio. Pirates a 500 overall record for the first time sine 1993, when thPy finished the season 8-3. With 267 passing yards, quarterback Jared Flint would become the new all-time sin- gle-season passmg leader, breaking KeJth Jarrett's 1987 mark of 2,524. He currently stands at 2,257. To accomplish all oi these finsls, the Pirates must find a way to stop the No 1 offense in the Northern D1vtsion and fmd a way to break through the No 2 defense in the entire Mission The sophomore I linebacker r,.,.,--.. •• blocked an extra point attempt and a field goal attempt against Mt. San Antonio Conference. • Whcq discussing Uw War- riors' offens~, freshman quur· terback Robert Ho<lge will be at the top of OCC's priority chart. l lodqe has thrown for a con- ference-best 2,481 yards with 21 touchdowns thrown for the Wurriors (6-3, 3-1 ). Not 1ust one-dimel}Sional, Hodge hds also rushed for 351 yards, combuung for over 300 ydrds a game in total offense. ·He's definitely the guy that makes their offense work,• ORANGE COAST LINEUPS :t' occ vs. Ea. CAMINO <>FffNSE No. rc.yer . Ht. Wt. a . Pos. 11 JMIO P'Uln 6-6 1i1 So QB 4 RAYMOIC» 0.-l S.9 195 So T9 34 J-• llAAIU 6-0 247 So, FB 2 DAVI> Culu'rot 6-1 200 SO WR 12 JUSTW DAU 5·9 175 Fr. WR 41 BcN fM"OlllCJ(SOfj 6·2 230 Fr. TE 71 YANNIClt llolcA 6-3 310 Fr. LT M Joi ~ 6-0 274 So LG SI Jusa 04AGou.A. 6-4 328 SO C 77 ~ KNllT'IC* 6-3 274 Fr RG 19 AluoMo lbRm.lu6-5 3"f5 Fr RT Taylor smd· •He can !eally run and he can redlly throw. I fe's probably the most versatile q\ldrterback we've faced all season.• Perhaps the .best way the Pirate c.tn stop Hodge is to keep hun off the field. That's where the offense of the Bucs comes into the picture. When he's not rushing for the W.miors, Hodge's fovorite targets are sophomore wide receivers Charon Arnold (39 Cdtche.;., for 740 yards and rune touchdo~ns) and Robert OU'ENS! Ht. Wt: d . "'°' 57 WWI~ ~ 260 Fr. OE 74 Kon A__,., 6 2 280 So OT 75 VANCii 8411'1 ~ l45 fr. OT 97 JNtm G~AAA 6 4 )00 Fr. OE 49 AHOMW MIDtrt 6-3 245 So. OLB 44 Jlm1N llAcxNID 6 2 230 fr Ml8 I DumN DAYll 6-0 205 Fr. OL8 ~ Wooov 0ns • 6-0 t 90 So ca 21 -... ~ s-10 1eo Fr ca 42 ~ ADNlllJ 6-2 182 Fr SS 10 ao.v JotNoN f>-2 215 So F'S Drewery (47 {dt<.bes for 709 yards dnd four touchdowns). The Warnors' ground gdme has bN!n evenly spread out with Hodge, ophomores Sun- ny Byrd (423 ¥drds. five TD:.), Darin Pope (367 yards, 1 TD) and Xdvier I lanson (267 yards, four TDs) The Warriors hdve had laps- es in dominance, including a 14-7 loss to Saddleback and a 38-31 setback to Santa Ana, but have also .shown brillianc·e, with wu1s over Palomar, 56-45, Pasadena City, 66· 7, and Cem- PREDICTIONS Pirot's fearless picks n•s so hatd to be homble When you· ( always right A.II tt-e numboo add up on the El C'am1no $1de of the ledger in this orie. Could someone ph~ase step up? El Olmlno. ))-20 Los. 28-27. . . l:.ast year, the Pirates lost to the Wamors, 50-20, behind 71" net yards of offense by El Camino. In the !Jdllle. Raymond Ohrel became the hrst OCC player to tally over 300 all-pur- pose yards smc:e Bart Rechlen- wald 's 344-ydrd performance m 1987 agamst San Diego f\1esC1 . Ohrcl had 200 yards on kickoff retumc;, 87 rushing ydrds and 15 reception ya.Jds for a total of 30~ ...... ,th two ms. Pease IDaking sailing look pretty E-Z • Please, it's Pease, and 'Pee-zee's headed for the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, Australia. I n every Olympic Games that I can remember, there's at least one, and at the last Olympics, it was •PJcabo Street • As in Peek-a-boo! A name. A ndme thdt the med.la grabs hold of and won't let go It won't be any different down m Sydney as I preclict the name, Pease (pronounced PeeZee} Glazer will be heard frequenUy Pease and skipper J.J. Isler recently took top honors in the 470 class Olympic trials held in St. Petersburg, Flortdd last month and will represent the U.S. in Sydney. · This was Pease's fourth attempt to enter the Olympics as she came in filth m the trials in 1988, fifth in 1992 and fourth in 1996. Her skipper, Isler, is a seasoned sailing veterAn and bronze medalist at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics. Pease and her famous sailing spouse, ·Jay Glazer, silver medalist m the Tornado class in 1984, started a sail loft ------~~m111111111m~--. came m fifth m 1988, that 8 0 A T I N G would nol dampen her spirit terrance phillips m Long Beach called ·Danger Sails.· They merged m 1993 with Newport Beach's ·uuman Sdils" and have assisted Dave Ullman and his 20 world-wide lofts to create what they believe is the best sails in the world. · J.J Isler is marned to Peter Isler, naV1gator dboard Dennis Connor's Stars and Stripes challenge at the AmE>nca's Cup m Aukland, New Zed.land. Pease, w~o celebrated her 38th birthday Tuesday, grew up m Springfield, Illinois, where she caught on to sailing m Rebel 16's and a Sunfish. After attending Brown Uruvers1ty, she moved to the we!>t coast and began sailing Tornadoes. Although she us persistence has finally paid off. • 1 would have liked to hdve sd.ilcd Tornadoes with Jay (her husband) but the Olympic Committee wouldn't dllow co-ed crews.• said Glazer. Thmr 470 1s "Mdckay" built in New Zealand You ctin count on the fact that she'll be flying Ullman Sails •Sdiling with J J htis been temfic W1f ll be leaving for Sydney on December 3 dnd Sdil there for three months. Then we'll take d break before going back for the Olympics,· Pease said. D<lve Ullman is headed to Aukland dS well to assist and help coach America nue, while J J. Isler has moved to ·New Zealand to be close to husband Peter before headmg to Sydney. The Lows VuuJton Cup, whic:h decides which boat Will challenge Team New Zealand for the America's Cup, has taken on a surpnst.ng look. The current standings are Italy's Team Prada leading with 36 points, Amenca True is second Wlth 30, then it's Stars and Stnpes with 28 5, AmericaOne with 24 and Young Amenca Joe Alarl and hb Newport Harbor teammate took the curls out of Los Alamitos and Lagau Beach In a 1urflag du~l. Alan led a 1-2-3 finish la the sbortbOard lor Newport. • • • Newport wms again • Newport knock off Los Alarrutos and Liaguna Beach 1bw$day. NEWPORT BEACH -Newport Harbor's v~ dub 1Wting team clelmed another Sea V\ew" League victory with 45 pomta, beating out Loi Alamitol (28 pamtll) and Laguna Beech (11 ~) Tbunday morning at 58th Shel s.,»or Joe ~ won the lbartbolrd com =for Newport Harbor, wtth Mn1or Pat end Junkn' T9d Cook taking 1eeond ad rap«tively lor Nftport AJar9~ tcmng ..... WM an 8.5 .... IDda-two ......... loaten QD • four-foot set wave Ne"'.J>Ort'$ longboarder, Alex Knost. took ttrs~ place on a smooth right by banging l O oft th nose ol bis striking purple board Thp place bodyboird hOnon were award· ed to the 1J>f)C'tacular maneuven of J~ Kast who pulled oft throe ol rolkll Betb Berber, a tint year' sutler 900fed potntl for her .ooond·place finish in the glrls d1viiion with a long left down 'the line She WM followed by Heather Cllirk Iii third pltce. The IUl1 team wU1 begtn. its flrtt polt league ~n With o meet a~ Poun ta1n van.y on Tue9day ublequeftt matdu.q>1 will dMandne ... ding for the Mete c:twunpi- Ohlblps tn Jarauary SEAN H:U!R 0 F Pease Glazier will represent the U.S. at the 2000 Olympic Games in the women's 410 Class. with 24. I Sunday. For information and Newport's Chris Coffin dnd entry ComlS, contact Fred h.ts America 1Tue boat have Masino at (949) 723-5107. surprised a lot of people. The Newport Beach Yacht Club has collected 1.SOO toy!> The econd of the Voyagers I for the Toys for Tots campaign Hot Rum Series is set for and will pr<>.sent them to GENTRY CONTINUED FROM 81 talent when he sees 1t. ·1 was exposed to a lot of sports growing up, but around the seventh or eighth grade, I picked water polo as my favorite.· Gentry, the Sed Kings' leading scorer and co-captain, said. It wdSn't until his sophomore year at CdM, however, that the 6-foot-l, 185-pounder begdn turning up the heat. GARRETI GENTRY lton\: May 16, t982 Hometown: New· port Beach ~ 6-foot·l Weight 185 Sport: Welter polo Position: Utility Collch: John Vargas Favorite fOod: Seafood Favorite moiwle: "Face/OW Best athletic moment "The El Toro game last year. Wt! had to rally to tic it up m the last mmute or so and l stored the game-winner fen a 9-8 Sea View league triumph) " Athlet9 of UM Week X: He helped turn a narrow s-4 halhlme edge into a 13-6 first-1ound playoff win over Ede~ by scorrng a team-high four goals. lbDf Plb Coll«tor !pOrtS urrf :Serles 99-F Bngad1er General Hubbard of the United Stat~s Marine Corps on Saturday, Dec. 4 at the yacht club They have also 1.IUtiated a canned food drive for the homeless. Gentry's t~.im-high four goals ind 13·6 first-round'"' plt1yott win o~cr Edison Nov. 12, allowed lum to add DaiJj Pilot. Athlet , ol the Week honors to his re:.ume. Unlike rno!>t elite playel'!i. Cll•ntry dcx..>sn 't confine his talents to the high-profile <¥Pa two-meters from either goal. !\find you, he doc..., set for th Sea Ki.rigs. and guard the oppo ... mg two-meter man. But his spec<! and quickn IM WdS third m the 100-ya~d freestyle at Sea View Leag Finale; la.st spnng) also prompt Varga!> to ut1lm~ him on counterattacks and as a d~r and pcruneter .. hooter. ·Wherever we need hini,., \'argds S4ld of h1 versatile ~ c;tandout •Before then, I'd never really been senous, never played year-round,• Gentry SclJ.d. ·u was more a recre- ational thing for me, but I realized J really loved the sport and I really wanted to play in college. All the other guys who had the same goals were playing year-round, o by the time I was a junior, I wa really hot and heavy." Though · omewhat behind his peer group in tenns of playing experience, Gentry satd closing the gap has motivated him all the more. •1 love bemg utility,• Gentry '>aid. •l'u play whatever role my team needs me to wtn. I'm one of the bigger guy<; fot high school, o I can set and guard two m t • But, I don't think I'll end up etting m colleg and c; ttmg isn't my favonte thmq I have mo.r tun on the penm£>ter. • •tt's like everyone else got a head start, o I want It twice as bad and I want to work tw1ce as hard· to catch up," he "id. ·1 want to C'atrh and pass th • e guys. I want to be at their level and above.• So far, 50 good. After being named hn;t-tcam All-Sea View League last fall as a 1umor, Gentry helped the Sea Kinys ( 16-9) edm the Pacific Coast Lcagu champion hip and a berth m today's CIF Southern Section D1vt ion 11 m1finals itgatn t Los Alonuto , at Newport Hluhor, tarting at 11 am H Le; al o a member of the nab.onal youth team (one level below th 1unior national t am) and ·a virtual lock to collect All-ClP honors thlc; eason. Gentry c:a1d Vargas' tutelage ha UlSprrcd hun to puryue his potential to the fullest. "The d1sopline (Vargas) teache ha<; made me want to play,~ Gentry .;aid. •t lov" thi" game because of him.• • Gentry, .,.. ho nuun~ o 3 6 GPA. ho get an opp<,>rturuty to compct at U1e coll level for programs lik U LA, UCl and Pepperdane. He ruc;o wants to oonhnu in th national JUO<Jram and, perhaps on day, mpm ent his c:ountry m th Olympi . But of mor immcdiat con m · th Kings' qu t ror their 10lb QIF h _ mp onship. thc.ir fust 1 9 ·w 'ro capahl of winning naour t am w n t bad,• G ntry d On might say th : •a K n burning d tr . SATUIDAY'S SCHEDULE ·~· Community col • Orang Coast at El CArnino, 7 p m • c:ro.. country Communlty college men • Orange Coast at State Rnals at Cuena College H19h school boys and g rls -CIF D on O\arnplomhil>\ It Mt s.tl Antonio Col (DMsiOn II r1s ~ Hltbof). 8:25 a m.: DMsloh IV g fk (((iroN del Estandl). l:05 1.m.; DMsion • ~ (tkNl:pon Hlrbor), , 0:05 \ So1urdoy, November 20, 1999 around town Doily Pilot ; Send AROUND TOWN Items to th aily Pilot. 330 W Bay St., Costa 92627; fax them to (949) 646- 4' 170; 0< "" (949) 764-4330. A com• e listing may be found at d•1lypl· tcom Lokelani's Rhythm of the Islands Oa.nce and Orum Stu cUo hosts its second annual n<>picaJ Christmas Boutique, from 10 a m. to 5 p.m The stu- dio is at 1035 El Camino Or., Costa Mesd. For more infonnu- The Co ta Mesa · otor Cent r wllJ hold a fl a m rk •t from 7 a.m. to noon m th oonter pruk- ing Jot. The center is at 695 We.st 19th St., Costa Mesa. r-or more mformatton, <'all (949) 645-2356. Corona del Mar Hlg h Schoo pr nts •stage Door," a play hy Edna Ferbe1 and George S. Kaufman, at 7·30 p.m. The school is at 2101 Eastbluft, Newport Be ch. Tickets are $8. For more mfonnat1on, cdll (949) 515-6000, (!Jet'. 4066. SUND.AV ' tion, rall (714) 437-1146. Roger's Garden ho ts oma- men t designer Christopher Radko, who will s1gn •h1s new book ~Christopher Radko Ornaments, H from 5 lo 7 p.m. The store is at '2301 San Joaquin Hills Road, Corona dcl Mar. For more information, c-all (949) 640-5880 .. St. Mark Presbyterian Church of Newport Beach will hold its 16th annuul alternative Christ- mas market from 10:45 a.m. to 12:30 p.m All of the funds raised will go to organizations that help those in need. The churc-h 1s at 2100 MM Vista, NewpOTt Beach. For more information, call (949) 644- 134L ' tbe Crabtree & Evelyn Store • r-in South Codst Plc1za .will host look-alikes of Marilyn Monroe and Pnnce Charles from 2 to 4 p.m The store is c1t 1333 BedI St., Swte l 09, Costd Mesa For more mformahon, call (714) Maxine B. Cohen wUJ hold a ctivorce workshop. "Divorce· A New Beginning," from 10 a.m · to 12:30 a.m. ·at 180 Newport . Center Dnve, Newport.Bec1ch. The cost is $40. For more infor- mation. call (949) 644-6435 . Su. an Dworkin, co-author of • "The Nazi Ofhcer's Wife," will The Latest Thing Teaching and appear at the Jewish Comrnu- Healing Center offers "Ener-nity Center ror their noon getic Communication," u pro-brunch. The event is $10 for gram to encourage people to center members. $15 for non- connecfwith each other, from 1 members. The center is at 250 to 5:30 p.m The fee JS $40. The E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. For 46-3056 f Jllewport Harbor HJgh School's class reuruon for 1970-79 grad- uates will take place at 6 p.m at 'jWUl Palms Restaurant. The event is $100. Th<> restaurant 1s at 630 Newport Center Drive. Newport Beach. For more infor- mation, caJJ (688) gq?-5673. I Latest Thing is at 270 c. 17th more information, caJJ (714) St., Costa Mesa. For more infor-755-0340. mation. call (949) 645-6211. Big Brothers of Save Our Youth (SOY) will hold a toy drive and car wash from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at its -center, 661 Hamilton St., r tosta Mesd. Unwrapped toys d!e requested. For more infor- mabon, call (949) 548-3256. WHY PAY DEPT STORE PRICES? Vmc our AREA RUG STUDIO Rugs & Runners on ~ale Hwdm.1d( wools, synthetit., sisals A ALDEN'S 1663 Placcnt!i St., ~ta Mesa (949)646-4838 SEE ONE OF THES.E GOOD NEIGHBOR AGENTS FOR YOUR CAR INSURANCE. Trust one of these State Farm agents with your car insurance : COSTA MESA SOUTH Pat McLeod 2651 Irvine Ave. #138 (next to Farmer's Market) 949-631-1082 lie 0492147 Jerrv Tardie "1518 Newport Blvd. (Newport Blvd. & 151" Street) 949-553-1115 lie 0515017 CORONA DEL MAR Jerry EMabrook 2711 E. Coast Hwy #C (PCH & Goldenrod) 949-673-8643 lie 0486862 Chip Stas~I 381 O E Coast Hwy (at Poppy across from 5 Crowns) 949-723-4900 lie OC08488 COSTA MESA "ORTH Mike Schearer 1SS1 Baker St. Ste. B (Baker & Harbor) 714-~35-0.\00 lie 064S331 Buddy Bearhmter 2850 Mesa Verde Dr. East Ste. P (Adams & Mesa Verde) 714-S46-170J lie 0196112 Matthew Kenned) 891 W Baker St. Ste A 8 (Baker & Bear St.) 714-957-6666 lie 0731154 NEWPORT BEACH Bob Sullhao 227 20th Street, Ste. 103 (one blk past old Spaghetti Factory on the bay side) 949-6 7.3-9391 lie 0567334 Olan Ro)' 2400 W Coast Hwy #1 (next to Jack Shrimp) 949-631-5530 lie 0563198 Jeff Long 2633 W Pacific Coast Hwy., Ste . .B (2 blocks So. of Newport Blvd. between Riverside & Tustin Ave.) 949-574-9200 lie 0724779 Wayne Ireland 4SOO Campus Dr. #SOS (at Campus & MacArthur) 949-852-8573 lie 0618494 l>enni Ro...ent 261 0 Avon St #C (near the R1vers1de Ave. Post Office) 949-645-6000 lie 0863316 COSTA MESA EAST Don Julien 474 E. 17th St. #203 (at Irvine, above Diedrich's) 949·646-484H lie 02S6186 G ·orge El-.om · 350 E. 17th St. #211 (at 17th St. & Newport) 949~4<t·939J lie 0872182 Kt.>n Dilley 2482 Newport Blvd. #10 (in Sea Coast Village) 949-tdl·IO~O · lie 0490103 H AU fAlM Likt· a good neighbor, State Farm is tht11e. A IDAY , Cre the Hom Re our pre· -.ents a "Sugar and Spic Home Craft Boutiqu •" from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m featunng numy Chnst- mds gills for l s than $20. The bOutique will be at o honu~ ul 20082 Bayview Ave .. Newport Beach. ror more infonnat1on, call (949) 752-8229. NOVEMBER 27 The Orange County Chctpter of ThP Smgle Gout rnf't will meet at ? p.m ut The Club- house, which is localed m South Coast Plaza at Bri.c;tol and Anton in Co::.tu Me>sa. For more infomiation, call (800) 750-0INE NOVE BER 28 SL James Church presents a grief recovery workshop lo help bereaved p<'ople coµc with holidays alter a loss of a lovell one. The workshop will be at 5 p.m. in Trane Hull. The church is at 3209 Vitl Lido, Newport Beach. ror more information, call (949) 675- 0210 . NOVEMBER 29 South Coast Plaza hosts tts 17th annual tree-bghtmg cere- mony at 6 p.m. in Town Center Park. The tree-lighting will be followed by a free concert of holiday music. South Coast Pl za 1s at 695 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. For more information, call (71 4) 435- 2100 QNGOING A women's "therapy support group meets 'to discuss rela- tionship t!':sues at 6:30 p m Tuesdilys at 1151 Dove St . #105, New-eqrt ,peach. For more mfonuatlon, call Barbara ill (949) 261-8003. The Friends of the Newport Beach Pubbc Library Used Book Store needs to replenish its book 1 stock. Patrons· are urged to bring in unwanted, books. With the exception of law books or magazines, all donations -hardcover and paperback -are welcome and are tax-deductible. Books may ·be left at any of the three branch Libraries -Balboa, Marinecs or Corona del Mar. They can also be left in the sp~cial book doset next to the slore at 1000 Avocado Ave. For more mformabon, call (949 759~9667 . The Newport Beach Newcom- NS Club meets at 10 a.m. the third Wednesdays of each month al different homes. The group of about 100 women go on the road, play golf, tennis, bndge and ·more. The group also holds several evening par- ties. For more information, call (949) 854-4501. Te mple Bat Yahm ProudlJ prl.\Mll an Eunmg of Celtbratory /\ratli aftd Jt~·i<.11 Amtricofl Songf Ptr/ormed bJ ·THE ISRAEL DEFENSE FORCES MUSICAL ENSEMBLE In Their FiNt Orange County Appearance Saturday, December 11 , 1999 7:00 P.M. Adults $18 Seniors & C hildren $9 All Proceed" Directly Benefit The Friend\ Of J he Israel Ocfen'ie Forces Tickets go on sale Nover:nbe r 15 at the temple office (949) 644-1999 www.tby.org L Mark Health Mtntstrles p~­ sents Love Without l lonor up- port gruu1>S for wom n ropmg WJth domP.stic VJolence at 10 a .m. and 7 p .m. Mondayio \hrough Oe<cmber. The roups Will m t for two hours at St. Mark Presbyterian Church, 2100 Mill' Vi! ta Ave .. Newport Beach. for more· information, cdl.l (949) 721-8079. The Jewish Family Service of Orange County . ponsors d dis- cussion group focusing on issu<>s, conce>m~ and n>sponsi- bilities of adult children caring for therr elderly parents ell 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays at 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa Tho purpose of the group ls to help children and other concerned relatives to 1denufy problems and issue::. and develop iippropriate solu- tions. The cost is $30. For more information, rail (714) 445- 4950. The Costa Me a Chamber of Commerce holds networking luncheon meetings from 11 :45 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Country Club, 1701 GolJ Course Onve, Costa Mesa. Vis- itors are welcome. C'ost is $12 For more information. call (714) 885-9090. . The Lido Isle Toastmasters Club meets al 6:30 p.m. Mon- days at the Oakwoo<;l Apdrt- ments, 1700 16th St., in the clubhouse on the main levPI Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 515- 9470. The John Henry Foundation sponsors the Com.fort Zone. d mental illness supPQrt group. which meets from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Thursdays at the Light- house Coastal Commumty Church, 301 Magnolia St.. Cos- ta Mesa. 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Auctton to be held at 2550 Newport Blvd • Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Property 10 be sold a.s I~· lows miscellaneous household goods, per· sonal items, rum1lul'9, ap· ptiances, and clothmg belonging 10 the lollOW• ing NOTE: Tho expen&e oC NOTE The expense of this nouce is paid from a this notice 1s paid lr0f!1 a l1hng lee collected from tiling lee collected ITom the applicant. the appr cant Publi~ad Newpor1 Publl~eCI Newport Beach Costa Mesa Da11y Beach-Costa Mesa Daily Pilot November 20. 1999 Piiot November 20, 1999 ____ __._s;..;a:;.:2;.;.1~8 , _______ s;..;a;..;2:.:.7..;.9 G:t Name· Unit t D~ Clay 121 Jann Wayne Bower. 146 Kimi Phillips/Ron Evans, #114 Suesan Chyandler· T1aden. 1234 Mitch Herman. 1332 Nancy Rodgeno. 1558 Kimi Phillips, 1581 Rafael Bernos •589 Roben W1Hiams 1718 Jorge Gart:1a. •793 RICHARD StDDERS. AUCTIONEER Published NewpQrt Beach-Costa Mesa Dally Pilot November 13. 20, 1999 Sa275 Flethlous Business Name Statement The following persons are doing business as SOPRANO, 9875 Moon· river Cir , Fountain Val· lay, CA. 92708 Ph1l1bboss1an Steve, 9875 Moonriver Ctr. Fountain Valley. CA 92708 Yessayan Jack, 3628 Palm Cr6St. Highland, CA 92683 This business 1s con· ducted by a general partnership Have you started doing buSlne$S yet? No Ph llbbossian Orvug Tn1s statement was filed With ttie County Ctellt er( Orange County on HH•·99 19996808303 oaqy Pi.lot Nov 13. 20. 27, Dec ... 1999 Sa276 PUBLIC NOTICE Planning Director'• Uee Permit No. 49 Notice ts hereby g1\/on that an appllcatlon has been submitted by Body DeSlgn (Susan Toblnssen. appt1can11. to request the establ ~h-' ment ol a 4 250 squ.ire loot litness/phys1ca1 ther· apy and training laethty The 1ac1hty will also provide mA&&age HIV· ices 11 an accessory actrv1ty The p1openy is locate<I In ttio APF D<S· I net Propeny localed ot 100 Newport Center Dnve, Suite A Planning Drrector'i; Use Pennlt No 49 Is sctieduted lor review by the Ptannong Oepanment of the City ot Newport Beach at 3 00 p m • on Tuesday, November 30, 1999 The review will be held In the Planning De panment II approved at lhat time, the appeal pe· nod ot 14 days will bog1n from that date, durfng wh•Ch ome any 1n1eruted party or their euthonzed agent aggrieved ol that decision may lilo a not1co ol appeal to the Plannong Commission w•th a filing fee ol $691 00 to Clofray the cost of the 1ppt1a1 procedure Stall invites neighbor· Ing property owne1s to ubm11 comments andlos provide input related to the tacU1ty under CCIO· stderattOn Wrlnen oom· ments should be submonlld to Che Plllnn1ng Department by Monday November 29, 1899, in order IO be oon$idllred In the Planmng Depart· ment's dectslbn The •P· pllcatt00 and develop- ment plans of 111e proposed project are ava~able tor public re· PUBLIC NOTICE v1ow anCI Inspection at Planning Director's the Planning Depart· UH Permit No. 48 ment, City of Newport Notkle Is hereby given Beach. 3300 Newport that an appltcalton has BoulevarCI, Newport been submllted by Beach, Calllorn1a, k . 92659·1768 For funtier Wilford Lan lord, on information contact the bellaH of the Lankford Newpori Beach Planning Famlly Trust. to permit Department Current the retention of additions Plans and ' Proiects and atteratl()l)s 10 an ex· Dlvls10n. (949) 644·3ZOO Isling duplex that ts non This prOjed has 1>e1m confonmng due to the rov1&wfld, and 11 nas number of pa rklng been CkJterm1ned that It Ii spaces. The proposal In· categoncally exempt un· cl~s the deletJon ol • der the requirements ol room on the first lloor and tne California the addlllOO ol a ne111 Environmental Oualtty room on the ucond lloor, Act undef Class 1 E!Cist· ilmich was previou$1y ap Ing Fac11t1oes ' proved by Modoftcatior. _.._ ______ _ PelTY\lt No. '4809 A Plan· EQUAL llOUSING OPPORlUNITY All 1t1I tslalt 1ner1lsl11 la I-Ii 11w1p.,.r h n•lteltt 1111 ftf· 1111 hie llta•lllf Act ti 1'H H ttatl'fd •-lcl 111aln II tnttal It t fori It •ur 111lttt1C1, h•lltlln tr ,.tcrltwlllll .. hstf ti ltct. Hitt 1tlltlH. ........ "'· ,,,.,111111.11111., NhtUI flltll, tf II ltttlllle It 111lf ur sec• 111t1111ttt. 1111111111 .. ., ••icm11111a11 .. : "'' .... ,.,., •Ill ••• htWltltlf ICctpl Uf lftlftht• 1111111 lor cul estate wi.ic• 11 II rltltllH .. ... ••• 0.. ""'" .... ., •• , l1t111•d thl '" f111lll111 efuolluf It 11111 1tw1p11u 111 t•tlll~t .. H .... ,.,,1111....,•1111. ,,,_ 11.tie ti fi1t1ltallltl1t1. uN HUii 1tll lru ti 1 ... 414 IS" f or l~t Wnl Ill", DC lftl plllH call HUD 1t 42' 35" 1 .. OUSESICONOOS FOR SALE GENERAL ............. * • : IL 1SOLD\.] : ! SHOWCASE ! • HOMES • t FOR SALE ! : In Our Sat : • Real Estate • ! Supplement! ! ! HOMES OF ! : THE WEEK ! • • • Display Ads • ! Start at $75! ! : Deadline : ! Tuesday SPM : • Open House • : Listings ! • Only s1sr • ! Deadline ! : Thursday SPM ! : It Pays to : • Advertise • ! In the Best ! • LOCAL * : Real Estate ! : Section ! ! Call Today!! ! • LISA RIVERA • : 949-574-4252 : ! ANNE WILLEY ! : 949-574-4249 : •••••••••••• I Ill \\I I II I "11 ,.,., J I o1<1;i \l,..,1 C \ 11~11.!~ '·' •1•r 11>1 ~It;.· Hours· -------Deadlin ~ ___ _____, \loud" ........... Frida) 5:00pm f'11ur,.1I," \\1.,lr1t"'<l 1y a:IMlpr11 1'111·"4la~ ........ 'lond.1~ .):OOpm ~nil:''. . . I lt11r,.._l.11 .'l:OCJpni \\1'llrw•1la~ ••• .'(l_w,iJa~ 5.00pm ".111111la1 . .. • Fr11l.i1 .Hlllprn HOUSES/CONDOS FOR SALE BALBOA PENN SPINAXER BAY MODERN 2br 2.5bt trplc, 2 ear 91t, $3S SK $132 /mo . 9'4M754120 Alto Triplll $525 s Houses from ocean lrontl 9 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR SALE CORONA DEL MAR 01.D COM OPEN SUN 12-4 332 Hatol Dr, Oen Vu On Canyon, 1 blk to bch lmmac Cot1390 2bt 1 Sba. lrplc. $769,000 Agt 949-759 9070 10 HOUSESICONOOS FOR SALE COSTA MESA 10 HOUSESJCOHDOS FOR SALE COSTA llESA NEW TOWNHOME Oceat1 View ()(>ck 1356 SQ ti 3Br 28a 5525 900 Join Kenney Aeql E$1ate C\49-723-4()4i) OPEN SAT/SUN 1-4 321 MARIGOLD 3BR 2BA.s899.000. John Kenney. R. E. 949-nl-'4040 Sunny & Bright Ont of the UJwtst priced homes m grtat locatio11. Eamidc 4BR large lot. r'OO+ sq.ft freshly paimed wich new carpet. RV access lifecime roof with 3 skyLghcs, wonderful family neighborhood. -Ou•nt'r ,'tf•J u,.,, · Offered at $3'l9,000 9 HOUSE$1CONOOS FOR SALE CORONA DEL MAR Duma C.1ppa RFJMAX Rf.AL Enm. ~IJMCH 8F'U. l'Utlll llf•P'I, Ir lllC:U: 1111104.IOll UAS."1111r:o lfl4fltf42G0711 9 HOUSESICONDOS FOR SALE CORONA DEL UAR When Only Corona de/ Mar Will Do ... Call Your Village Realtors, Since 1960 Corona de/ Mar Properties (949) 673-8494 3407 E. Coast Hwy. (Fax) 673-6479 760-5000 Ex-r. Js• 650-9093 Ru. NEW LISTING-OPEN SUN 12-'41.3046 Wmen Lane 30( 2Ba. lo<mal (in, huge lot. squeekv dean s;?52 500 Oave. /..fl. 714 5'4!>-7506 ONLY 2 LEFT! NU HOMES E SIDE FROM BUILDER Open Sat.Sun 12·5 252 7 Throui;i 2541 Santa Ma.Ave '4br,25ba ~ll 1eoo.2000 sqfl 2 car ga • rage Slarll09 0 $356.900 949 722·8120 9'49~7801 E. Side CM BESf BLOCK OPEN SAT SUH 1-5 .. 423 .. agnoJll 4br, 2 lul ba 2 ear gar, 01! scho6I diSI By ownet $61 SK 714-404·9400 949-650-0748 lmmlCUlllO Condition. Obi ~Ir 2 58a trl-M IWMme, qim 1M loc, 2c att gat $224 .500 191 9'49~2'\271 Open Sl#ldly 12-4 1579 Rtdland1 Place end c.f cul de sac 38r Sll'l!jfe llMlf' S369 .900 John M~ler '91280-3100 E SIDE CM BEST BUYI REDUCED TO $349,000 4BR Lg lot, 1700 +al. Grt no19h, n4w carpet, m«el Agt Diana C«PQel 94H60.5000X354 32 HOUSESIOONDOS FOR SALE ~TBEACH WATERFRONT AXER lliEPRICE WIU AMAZE YOU I AGEHT M•72W120 32 HOUSESICONDOS FOR SALE NEWPORT BEACH 33 HOUSESICOfl)OS FOR SALi NEWPORT COAST n nl ABSOLUTELY BEST 8UYI Pnme comet IOC 2bC 2bl largo To NllhOme. exQIUile 998sl, plan v.nlel"$ land garl:YJO r.tone patt0 "8 tse. comm pool PnY bcWr6$ fountaio 281 z 58.t 3 bal $13SK lido R8'0f\ Homes S~S.000 Judy l(olat 9'49-673-6623 Of 7l0-9B82 8rolltf, Ut-376-5576 Ealtbtuff FwitU11C Buy ft New Lletln9 Upper 4Br • l1m. lrg lot near park Sp~gto 5 Holl·()cen Vte'll 2652 Besswood Stllor wlll 4Br • SBa Pe!fll v.inelo~. Jc en1"111o. offer• ba1wetn ~r ca'J'I tds s 1 I~ 000 $529,0004599.000. Sally, Also f.ll loa~e 94£i.37~ste Prud Ca Rt1y 71•·576-1212 ;;;;;::;;::;;===== MINI-ESTATE VALUE! 65 LOTS/UNO 38r 38a Oil t.Jge p!IV~le lot FOR Sall/ wlRV access lo.,...~ pr!Ct: " 111 neigtboltlood Sefer _____ ............. ......, finh)ng avail.Ible $469 000 WATERFRONT I.OT • 1729 IRVINE AVE LAKE MISSION VIEJO, · · Cuatom home lot, •• OPEN S~T & SUN pr1eo $6'91( Bktfowt! r 8rok8f, 949-233-9071 MHt .. 1300 • Oc8111 CIOM-Townh<KIM I 38r 2 5Ba 2·stv *1th 2t an 1 ==:~=~~ Bull(• agt 949•759-t!Jl4 '"Y-EA_R_L_Y __ UN_FU_R_N_Sma ...... "'~ <>c.... CIOH T ownlloose 1 br 1 ba Ilka m, on st,. 38r 2.sa!2~~SIO: Bll new P••k•nL~~°!';t -01 peitt 3 WOOderl docks Fp l r:;==::;;:::::====;;; Agtnt. 9't-7SM314 105 UDO ISLE wigie $:of cus:om hOIJ18 on over9lell tc.I 3Br 3Ba sns ooo 841 Gllll\dy Realtors 949-675-6161 ---------*' :n-OCEANFRONT HARBOR VIEW ARCA • 38r/2Ba,. $220Q(mo 4br 2 5tla Total remod MW STEPS TO SANO plumbllg Of anlte Slabs Ml • 48r/2BI. S1 IOOl'mo. <lows & doot'$, , .. , S&40K • 3Br/2Ba. S170Q(mo Bkr/Cl'Mlef 949·718-1300 Av11l1blo Hov 1 ·June 17 •SIG CANYON• 2br 2ba, Jim, Agt. 94M7S.50H. 2000•f, SSSOK., Owner may 3Br 2Be fu("' 1cu p . cwry, 1.. opl, ~mo h(ll.I~ 10 oceN111on1 W1rtlel By OWntr 949-'497·1137 summer, 1c gar. wid S1800I LIDO ISLE mo 191 949-673-6900 4Br/3Ba ~ ~v room. * stuOIO S69S. • fonnal dining, 2 Uppef n; f .-• 145 elOenor s1.11 dtickS 2c gar new P8 carpet 1 ....... lrocMled dee yrty. no '*5 $175,000. Biii Grundy 949•1eo-1713190.588-8500 Rultor1 MN7s.g111. LOWEST PRICED PORT STREETS II OPEN SUN t_,:~ 1IOO PORT BAR MOUTH 4/'BDRM-2/BA TH CLOSE TO POOL A GREENBELT $599,000 G«ry LDr1f Coldwtll Banker .-. .. 061 .. B•lbo• Plonlnsuta Co1ta9e On Double Octanfronl Loe $2,800,000 Call Rob, Agent 9'49-466·5 I IS "4iwpon Helghll dream lot w pnme lime VI.., 3Br 281. gceat room, move by l11e holidays ll]l 949 ~-2011 THE SHORES· APTS 1 & 2BR TOWNHOMES $300 OFF MOVE-IN Selected Units .......... , Starting 0 S109S/mo. Mo to Mo lease. ••we are a pet•• community. 6 blocks from the beach. 949-644-2611 Ch1rm1119 1 br 1 ba Coltllfl 81aeh aecou, rHerw parkln9 IH S1250 . ~n 2710 8al1ide Mt-759-1 tl2 A c•ll to clasatfted "" Mlp "Affordable Alternative'' Discount Casket, Cremation& l'1tllfl DlfectOfs U'8 Per mit is reqwed for addl· uons and attarauons WhlCl'I are between 50'% aOd 75% ol the ensting gross squere footag• w1thtn any 12 month pe· riOd The property ls lo- catecl in the R·2 01Stl1Ct Property located at Classified Adveriisine ~senis ihe ••. OFESSIO AL DIRECTORY 315 La0cspu1 Avenue Burial Service Why should you subject yourself & your family to paying inflated prices for caskets & services???? Planning Director's use Permit No '48 11 scheduled tor review by lhe Planning Department of the City of N•wport Beath at JOO pm. on Wednesday, December 1, 1999. The 18Vl8W w1d ~ held In the Planning Depanment. If approved at tl'lat time, the appeal panod of 1 '4 days """' be· gin from that date. during which time any lnt•rested party or thelr authorized agent aggrieved of that deQsl()O may file a nohce ol appeal to the Planning Call Toll Free 1-888-S4CASKIIT Sming Orange a Surrounding <:ountrics LOCAL MORTUARIES PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PA!Ul Cemet.wy • Mortuary Chapel • CromatOIY 500 P View Drive NC!WJ)Of1 e.ch 844-2700 fllflCI IROTMERS IW.IROADWAY Mortuary * Chapel Cremation CommisslOn with a IJtng fM Of $691 00 10 delray the oost ol Iha aPPfNll p~ure Stall ifWI I nelghb<>f· lno property ~ne<a IO submit comments and/or prcMde lnPot rolaied to Tt bus u • con· ltle Protect under con· ductod by an lndlvldliftl sJdtralion Wntten com· Have you started dOlng ma nt1 1 hou Id b • business yot? No 1ut>mrtted to the PIBM""' Mlltlhllz ea n " ... Th$ &tat mont waa Department by TueSda~ ftlod lh tile County November ~. 1"9, n order ro ~ oonsldered CteO. o1 Otenge C-Oum,y \he Planning Depart· on 8/30/99 • ..._... 1999M07032 l'l\8t'llS ...... sion The ap- Oc1 30 .. , pllcallon end oeveiop. DollY Piklt • 0~ov mtnl ptans of 11\e 8, 1!1, 20, 1g99 611268 ropQll d "'-"I Flctltiou• 8u1lne11 ~:ilobl~ fJ'~ '/.8 N1m1 Statement View And ~ at The fonowtng Pol ON the Planning Otlpan• tra doing !Justness fl men1. City of Newport AF.ROl.>NDIA TRAVEL, Ba.Ch, 3:)0() Na.vpart 9081 Cerritos !wt , Boulevard, Newport Antl'letm, Ca11tornla Bttch L. C1llforn11, G2804 92d51l 1 r68 For furttiet Ced! Arment , 9001 lnlormallon oonllct the c mtos Avt • Al\llhelm. Newpon Beac:ti PWwllna co romta {12804 D•parlmanl, Currant llltl w ineu con Plaas 1nd fllrotacu dUClod by an lndMO t DMtlon, (949) ~4-3200 Have vou ataitod dO!ng This PTOt9Ct tlU n bU8 yet? No rovtowed, end 11 l'I • Cod Atmenta dOtermlnect lr\al 1 ls Thll IJ1 tt1mon1 w11 egoflCally • ~ wlln tl'l9 (:<loo1y dcu !lhe reQU nt5 of Clerk e11 ~ OOunty 11'8 ca1 om1a on 10-01 Envtroom rital Ou I 1y 1tMA070t7 Ac:l unc»r eta 1 2. Re ~ pllO( ()a 30. Nov placement or R !t.l!!i 20 1999 Sl2e9 ,;oons~;;.;trucuon..::;.=;;:.:;;.;:._.....,. __ BODY DESIGN •'Personalized Attention • Trained Mediator • 15 Y. rs Family Court Utlgat1on Expenenco DIVORCE AND RELATED ISSUES ONLYI i.avallHla) LAW OPPIC•S OP <;. RY P. L ·VJNSO 15000 1tdl reet. Bu It 4000, Wnt Tower, ~ (949) 476-3676 'ii.llWI'~ .. LEST R1 ER. LUT F' E:\clu'h c Agent Auto -Home -Life All\tate lnsuram.-e Compan) 901 Dover Dnve. Su11c ::!50 Newport Beach, CA 92660 Bu' (949) 645-6868 FAX (9~9) 646-7592 CA Lie. #0703 798 • • • ' • .. • • B8 Soturdo , Nc:wember 20, 1 m •AM/FM Cass Premium Sound . •Speed Control • Power Window/Locks • 11ear Washer/Wiper Remote Keyless Entry ISIT OUR ·WEBSITE www.CostaMesaLM.com NGet special internet coupons for psrts snd service.w I. 6-Cyl Au.to 1~1 _D_o_1l_y_P_il_o_t ________ -----------------------------------=-----------------------------------------__:.~.:....___:~~tv~rdo:::!:~~N~ov::::em~bc~r~20~,~J~999..:..:._:IW~ 159~ CORONA O£L MAR Open Sun, 457 Setwlfd ,._wly O.Coretec:t 281 back duplex Prillele, $1'695/rno tyr lease 31CM7MN2. 38r 281 OUi*x Panoramic Oee1n view, Hty KOHi lo btach. $25SCr'Mo 714-921-40'2. 180~ FOARENT COSTA MESA Looking tor 1 view? 2IO' Bay view, Clly ~IS, mouo- ~ & lncre<ible ll#lrl$4I Soacioot 4br Docks r.a~ s38oo{mo 949-729·9097 •2BR 2BA, 2 cir ger, hlghly upgr.c:tecl, lmmec, wooc:tay view, WIO hlwpe, St9761 mo 811r 94t.8&2·1174S •LIDO ISLE• Prime focaitlon, Mir bi1ch. $5700/mo. Specloua homt. 949-431-7227 Newport Shons UllllOcleled ., l rg 48r 2bl S2~o E'SIO. Seek Bay 351 28' ti'" Lrg 38r 281, $200Mno. Hse, 2cJ:. $t59Slmo Ho viMA cet4. gar t<id. ~P. bie S .._ llis, new lljlpllarees Aval! pall, 1 _..., 329 UM-er-t2/1 Cal 949-93CH527 1 y tl. LIM. 949-548-6093 E side •s£HIOR SPEetAL• 2Br 2B1 Vtru11te0cean 1br houea, Incl meal• & YlllW, ru carpel 'rash Piiot. utlL Safi, ct.an, qui.t. ~iloo ~-,•~9. ~m· SISO{mo, MM-46-7155 on NATURE OOORSTEP OCEAN VIEWI new kit. 2Clf ocean I cJty 119111 1tleW, 4bl oar. lndry. 281 2.58a Twntvn 3bt home, bacicyd W/$pll W1 wd lrs lel'RS. pool lmmac 0 hllup Garderoer Ina 2 ca1 S18SOIMo 9-49·722·71~ par. 2400/mo 949-47CMooe NEWPORT HEIGHTS •STUDIO • Remodeled 38r 1& FP. Vtiln IBr & large peuo, 11,..,, pa!IO, yrd, w'd gar AYI 1211. VIEW 11 no pell $7bohno $1595/mo yrty 949·9:J0.7527 utll ird lM9·f145.1121 diG CANYON• 2br 2bl, Remodeled 28r 2 SB• 20001t, S3800Jmo IM opt, Townhouse, gar, w/d, Ult SSSOK Owner may carry, ~. 8\lljl 11/t SI 150/mo By Own1194M9M137 :·Newport Marina•: ApartmenLS 8.lyfronl communll)' wnh pnva1c bt:.1 ... h 6z m.irtn.il \\alk 10 B. lbua Island shop, MtnUlC~S from r a.shum lslilnJ 01tec:t COmmunhy. A11a1i llMled 38r 2 5811 xlnl cooo, 1a:oe Yilld, comm poo1 & spa, Sz?SOIMo 1 year lease preferred 949·7S9·Jnt BAYSHORES 4br 3bl clan dW11111 lg bnck P•bO sfeps 10 Pl1Y bch. gated comm avail ~ $4275mo 949-631·599-4 1202 ROOMS I 420 · GARAGE FOR RENT ....._ ___ SA_LE_s_. ti!049I MANAGERS t SPECIAL• $154.00+ taxWldy (Musi Pfesenl '" MJ 235rma&~ SituatOO on bcaU11!Ul'f llflc:lscapod grOU!ll.h FEATURtS. 24 Haut lobby1Dlrac1 0111 phOllHlfreo HBO. ESP~ & Oi3c~ & Jacuur Gu t lauMrV ()loge IO 405 & M1 f'wys Mtra from 0 C F lrgrd& Col!!"Jf ll1c:I t>ehs Wlllklng ~tance IJ JhOp& & r11Staurants COSTA MESA MOTOR INN 2277 Hllbor Blvd Phone 94M45-4840 CMIE'Slde 1 room avl,)I PY! home, turn. dOen & 1esp $300/per mo • no pets, 94!1~~1&5 204 RENTALS TO SHARE NBIAOOI able btn tee. C105e lo sa'ld 2& 2Ba FP, tv<tMJ llrs, 2c gar wld modern ki1, lrQpa!IO, SI 100.'mo Wondy 949-673 150~9-650-9570 H.BJShr 481 2 58' Twnhst Ill The Blulls wl36 'fl OloJ m&.'\ own blllh. gar, WI[) rv'smki)'oe[$ $61Slmo Avt 12/t ~o. 94H20-0809 Newporillrvfne Live In Lu•ury 2 master su tes Shlre w'busl PfOl I EndlCS6 recreallonal tic Tht lJttimate Loe to irve woo. & play $650mo 949·729·7670 Belboa 111 on cliilal rm lo.r rent Own bath. Shared kneh- en, W'd S65Cllmo .. 113 tJI IS Cal P49·67S-8168 AYI Now NB/Pron Fem to Sher•; Ilg lom Twnhme. cls tofa~h fsJ Fwys, rv'5ll'ik<J, pvt tJ00,1;>;1111. prllg decks f'O<ll. rac. lorasi l,ke wrroun<Mgs S 7SOI mo • U~$ 9"'9·64-4·flC72 NllNern pret d. i\1$ prortto lht b'!CIUllul 3Bt 2 58d, 2 sty h$'9 guard11arod ptn4 iac !J11 S750 • 112 ulls 00p reh 'Mil SS1·3828 • 230 Looking for prof, r11pon, fern: w 1hlr1 2bf Iba hH 11'1 COM Must l•k• cats S600 locl u111 IMH75-6522 •COLLECT<>ftl SALE • FRI 12-6PM IAT IAW-6PM Anllq\IN, potllfY, gllu. coppw, •II~•. c.,,.ia, 01k desk. book CIMI, fllH Cllbirwta. 2200 F1anc:aco °'. NeWpcw1 Bead\. otslOHEA CLOTHINO SALE DESIGNER CL.OTIIHG SAUE SAT 20th 222 Coalt w .. a St, off °'"'F. & tttn. G•age ttle S• Nov 20th ... l1e&k table ' "'"· dOuble chair ao1a & rmc 1111m1 1121 Salvador SI CM MOVING SALE COM, 1209 Sand Key Sat Nov 20th. S:OG-4:00. axerclM equip, l1wn equip, gamea, bookl, cfothea, aome tum Mu111 lamlly gar1ge •1le. SAT ONLY 7 AM·? Iola of ttuflfl 216 ~lbert Place, X atr11t1 Ofan91 ' 23rd NEWPORT BEACH 2 Daya Only. HIGH END Fumhure and Collectlona S-11to11 ~ <*1'"9 room set wilh 8 Chai" 7 fl te II ca111tc1 Belgran allllOlle, lealhor & Ille entry chairs, 5 It pei1or jllneaople table. curios Ind chn8 Clbnets Brl!ish In ceine'.s, ~a washed c:ons<*I with mertlie. 7 II g'Jfd leaf envy m111or & ITli\rtJla conlOle. 2 red silk fla Neted Franch c:oucfm, Kmg & Queen Rocooo beds, King & Ouoeo Canopy beds ~ococo dreSbef, plarters, had moon ~ cebenetS K;ng Neptune 5 II enlry \able. li5f1 l>Qwts, t8 European °' pamtings lrefuding 8x6 <>I- F renrJl llllenor, Bronzes lfiClurling mermaid labla, 2 b11by zebra& leopard, Bronzes by Moreau, lcart. r renc.h boV and lldles Art Deco. special edrlion t11ho- gr~ by Miro, Oah. PIC· caso Real Ivory -ealVed G:illa veset porcelains, 1949re11 ock shaw & ml.Ch, mu.;.h mo<e $200-$2000 1729 frvi,,. Ave, Newport Beach, s11urd1y • SYnc:lly 10:001m. to s·oo pm. NP8 Lido Isle Sat M 107 V11 Noee, Moving S• coltactlblta, houathofd, ertv.orka. foola, plurribing, bookl, clothing etc, etc. NPB SAT' SUN 9AM-? 1441 ==:N 1 ... • __ "_ER!-CHAHDl_wm_:g--1 LIONEL TRAINS WANTED~ SS PA() PP 714 200-7993 WANTED ANTIQUES Older Style f11'f'llture PIANOS t. Collediblu ·~· ............ •S•.,..•AMt •Olllll••~• 468 TRAVEL /VACATION •$ CASH PAID •• _,.., •• _ • ._.. e 2 Rour>d Trip Amtrak WI! BUY ESTATES Tlckelale1¥'lr,gSanllAna10 • "-"e<Ntie 1 ... "'*Y ·-· Denv« s 1 SO.each ()p6I} "Wt 'AY MOM 'ASTIR" trlYtl Cell 510-288·52'.,8 CONSIGNMENTS CH\l'""''"h hh11 do1tly l \et.I .11 aucllen every w ....... , .... .. hr 11tf1nut11n call 11141 UI 122~ ~649-4922- SOUTH COAST· AUCTION S202S..MalnSt. • S-ta AM. CA t71t7 -•lc..,..U.•1-1 470 SCHOOLS JtNSTRUCTION COL EGE GUIDANCE ~ge4own student knows wt\Bt compet~ive C<illege& want w.-guide 1t11oug11 ap-. plca!lon PfOCI$$ aM ITI018 E•pe(d, allotdabll S4Mit SNnoon !M9~94·7006 Phlebotomy Course Bo510n Reed Co. Callt Reg f39012'3t 1~201-1141 I •54 FURNITUR~ I 476 EMPlii~~ ltallan t.lther aof1 & fo11e---A-C-COU_NTI_N_G-~ -1, MW stJ N'apped V&fY BILU~G ClERK soil. top <JJal:ly Was $2000 sacrd S890 949-26t"993l Corrimunlly Nawapeptr Group hll an opening In POOL TABLE bar llled. our last-paced bua1neaa 45 X n medium oak lll'llsh. olflce. · lllCludes Ill accesso11116 The HJ*ien* canchdlle Excellenl condltlDrl $850 will be wen organluc:I and DINING TABLE able to handle a vwiely of Comrempocary SOlld Trav· deparlment functlona eMle, 3.5 x 6, 8 chairs lglll which Include; hHvy dll1 na1u1al 1n color e•cdenl entry, dally account po•t· cond, $1000 949·574·4956 Ing, month enc:t bilhng and 3·0 X a·o·' Sollc:I core the lbllltv to worlt whh our • Colonist " dools lll4taMeo 1dver1larn11 ufta 1tatt 550000 7t4·356·8736 Excel aoflware knowttc:lge Fax 714·839-6258 (alt 225) rtqu1recl UVES~~ I LIVllly Cul• Cocket puppr.· 7mo Butllwhue. tema 11 house btokeo, II $hots & soayed, needs~ tiomc wllh children AKC re9 949·72t-923t MALTESE MALE PUPPY, SHOTS, LOVEABLE CHAMPION LINES, 714-964·9996 We ol1er a competlll~e benafitt and compenM· tlon package which lncfucle1 401(k~ For conalda(1tlon pflaH rMtl or tax your rHurM to: Attn. Credit Manager 330 W. B1y St. Cost• MOH, Ca t2627 Or fu (949) 631-7126 Equel Opportunlly Employer, We m11nt111l 1 drug frM workplace ' perform ~mpfoymenl drug acr•ning. 476 EMPLOYlffNT OPPTYS 1479 rnLOOij I p.,, UIM Driver Wanted '9..22 pet hour plus 1niluge. N .ct Mon thru Sun . 2:45am 10 5:45pm. Ad- ditional wOf1t may b9 avalJl!l • Musi hav• truck Of Van, New Restaurant Opening!· Metro Express Now hiring for all positions all shifts full and part ume. We offer flexible hours, grent working environment, and a great starting wage. We are in Fashion Island in Atnum Court, If you'd like to be part of an exciting new concept,. call or. stop by for more informauon. • ll1b1hty 1n1ur1nc• 1'ittl proof or payment•, dnvers llctnM, aoclll HCurlty card, ind clean D.M.V. print ot1t. . I ~ ..... ~ ... - - --""" I Ge'*fl office PT flex Great Holldoy Job good org111lzeti0nal •k•lla P. 0 S H Fountain V•ti.y store • • • • ROM 714-993~34 F.uh;,,,, '1"1Ni GOV POSTAL JOBS H.llUNC H1nng S156l I? S1969h11 •Sfason.&J ~es Help 'For 1n' tl'Tlilhori & Awtlcatloo ~ ·Gift Wrappers ~t~ 'J.42-0200 x 6877 c.u •KENNEL HELP• r Smli Lot.~ Santi Ana He1gh11, mull 19t9) S9·"22 love doga, respon1. ~ 4 nerview.1nlo 71• S4s-.91 tS P1rt·tirne oiriCi poa J.!ull be comp.lier llttf'111 nefllted lor 5111aU Costa IJ8Sa LaMscape Col!l•rff fltione 94t-'45-4635 Accepting appheatltn• Mon to tht\I Fri fN>m 8:00am 10 4:00dm. PIHM bring •II ,. quired lnlormatlon.1 Tim .. Orange Cou1tty Attn: Pam Beekln;ham 2901 Garry Avt. Senta Ana. C. 92704 71 4-MMStl • 800-93M080 PfumblnglDraln cle 11 needed le! _. lflc:I r~ compan'f In C M E •;:iericnc8d FIT Salllt 94UC&-~ RECEPTIONIST Fr Tue·S•. from lllm-4om. for bu•y Salon, In .. tu. Supercuta IM~Mt80 RECEPTIONIST Real ESta!e olUoe ~ "rm ootn <lily' or 5.lltu!daV ortv or S!Klday onlv Fulnlo to Joan 9-49 64().1429 c $ • F'T 10 asslsl lumrtUll room manaoer Ofg ~ pref lo~ YW~. cataloging eHanda, tic: F tu r i11iW!11 alVl: C.mt Mt-4M.eoo3 'I~ HEMEAT INC. RETAlL·EXPrO SAlES L.oolong tor nace ,,..._., wl rt1all txp to $81 llldlel aware! ac upscale llOfll es NB giJll COUtSe. Sllat'f -t convn John MM52.-et • \\','<>d burning/gas ftr.:pb..cs • Pn\'alc K!lrllges • Ek .ll ,.tips available N•'w l <11.smg I BR and 28R s1300.s2100 I 210 COMM/RETAIL /INDUSTRIAL FOR REITTJLWf 24 WILD GOOSE CT Furn, IWln bed. ruga, tv, 111reo, computer, ctll phonta, cfo1hln9, ml1e houeaholcl Items Pteue recum the Crown YNI book of '12, 9elong111g to lyM Hansen who p1Hed away Sept 2. Atao pl.... return the Marine uniform ,Call 714-540.1446 (1fter 6pm) All from Glfa;e Sale 2"8Uago. eNORFOUC TERRIER• Puppy, mar., red, AKC, ahota, wonderful COITlpll• nlon. 14U44...-24 Accountlng/Sookkuper Sman CM ,.,,.., 11eed1 anar, 1ccountlng type wiofl 1klll1 (MS Ofllce 1171 Peeehlr• up helpful Pf po1FulM~111 eAcct/Bookkoplng• ll'OWlll9 co nooos lull criarge person P.llr.IU!l JjlOr tielp- lul Posit ve a:t.rude good cippty v. :;m;, co Fax r115 Have A Garage Sale! !Xlrq• Nn Pns Ple;rse call (949) 760-0919 • Oce1 m Breezes • Spacious Floor Plans • Resort l) fo Puol • Vaulted Ceding\ • Bubbltng Spa • 1.,u.,h Creen lmul.m1pina Two Bedroom Townhome · From 1525 T~o BPdroom Apartment Home From Three Bedroom Apar.tment Home From S200 \ecurih Deposit 11:itli Approrf'd Credit ( IJ<>t.\ rwl inrlutlr pet depoJit) 949-645-0252 1400 1415 LIVE IN LUXURY APARTMENT H O ME S Exclusive Fasftion Island Lifestyle • Concierge Service • 24 HR Fitness Center tmed from S 1870 I Bed/den from $2075 Washer/Dryer Intrusion Alarms Gourmer Kitchens Elevator Access • 24 HR Security Cate •Clubhouse Facility 2 Bed from $2360 2 Bed/den from $3010 Gas Fi replaces 9 Foot Ceilings Condo Specs Subterranean Parking • Custom Home Design Program Available CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 1-877-681-7387 , Newport Ridge " Exclusive Gated Community ATOP NEWPORT COAST • Enclosed Garage • Alann Sy ·tern • Washer/Dryer/Refrigerator • Fitnes , Business, Clubhouse Center One Bedroom Apartment Homes from $1290 Two Bedroom Apartment Homes from $1490 $200 StCMrit) Otpo1ic wich a""1'0W4 CTcdic (Does not ind8"k pct ~posic) San Joaquin Hms at Ne Drive For LNM 1000tq ft. H unMg1on Beath fletall or Oftoce, Grt1I loclllonf 714.fl3.a747 21S RENTALS WANT£.C? USSIE LADY • 1on· requlr11 eecom NB!Ct.t, 12·10. thru June. 4 mort Info caU 1149-515·9794 COM, ·NP8 or ? Prof makeup ar11at will trade fOf g11t1t hoOM or pr1111te quantr• 94t-723 .. 744 SECOND ANNUAL Harbor View l<nollt Salel Sat Nov 20 from 0-12 More than 30 l1olnGl .,,,,, prirtlclpatel Treasures tum entiques, Clothtng and Pllsc coiloe1ibtcs 0()11 t Miss but• Thol Knolls are IOCatecl jusf beti111d NoNPOrt Hill3 Center' Ralphs San M;QUe! 0 fort Rd Looi< flor 1hc Slq\s JI 460 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS KIMBALL BABY GRAND PlANO, brown mlhog11w. regency atyle. 4 112 It, 11127. W/plano cO\ler. Mull Hll S10001Mt.S4M00e YAMAHA MODEL ci GRAND PIANO 6FT, Ilka new. 714-527-0900 FIND 714 .... '744 A COOL J,.....O_B_I - Fnlry ~val ~" .· 011. 18 or oleler no exp n unlrm;lw ~ Ond grOW111 Pol'3lllia white e11111bllshing ne,.. iJCCOUnlS 1n mil)O• c.ry antl flSOl'I 819QS (NV Fl tll Guam ah; ) uc111len1 opportunity 10 t1n1er lob mar•PI 868-408-64-15 eBARBEQUESe GALORE Small 111'1Chlstran91ani:1ma n10V119 10 E side CM lo be nr lam JA!'_»_ car/pet Apro• u.11. l't1t1n v~w l'flll<'l.a $;,wno94~8-4397 111Hl:~l~~~:UV an apartmenl ttwouQh classilled NOWHIRINGl Work In 1 fun fl'-• environment Som• HNll &•I* needed. FT, t0.111·7pm. S\llrt $7/hour up ID 0 E.) e.n. pllg evall. Awtr e Bartlequ• Galore ( 400 ~IT 11400 ANNOUNCEMENT l { 400 AIM>Utm4ENT ' I'm A Classy Little Lapel Pin Find Me At~ 1-888-205-8684 2331 Hattiof 811111., Colta ..... (On-I• int•"•#) CONSTRUCTION SUP£AINTE~O£.NT (wora· 111g. mun~ IOO•l Must be farr111i1r with lnaurance reconstrvet1on encl have own ttuclVloots. Th11 It 1 -carter opportunity and permanent po11tlon. £1etl1onf benetns. EOE. Fu resume to P~li/JonN· Rebuilt Vecuuma $211119' up Huge Seloc.tion' Co11t Vacuum a 333 sr:"J. '1 CoSlaMaa 949-642·1580 lio2 ~J~I FOUND 000 smd, &WI04 undy COIOt9d d!>g, she Wini to go home I F °"1d In \'IC Clf 8d>oa 81vG"JSlh SI N B Please 9411·64&-959• Loil Amarlcen fourl11 long W1nat1 wltlttrt pin• S111fer lroa on Newport & VICtOflL toe-274-0944 • •LOST K e Breaa qy rlno, SAVOY CRILL. E lluft A1lt)lla. .... 720-9422 i Cita fO¥nd t()fll1\« CcUol t celko, t blac ~ lltld • C411 AnlmaJ Hotptll': r~I Otritllman (who open• car doore ) loo~lnt tor e.m.11 golfer, mid 40·1, who I ... to trevel, tto.) call tcM4U711 young "•nd101111 tncutlv• H811a beaut fut hi.tic "'°"*' In 20 •' to eccompany him to cMS1· ml• • 714-7464114 I • lat.-utl 'M 11) Orchid Aft. MoVlng snutt eall • I a/Jo available 369 £. 17th St 126 . fnreeon 114M7'·2Sh. -DOG LOVER 2 all The Pilot Classifieds at 64 2-567i8 Co1ta MrJ4, CA 92627 •WANTED COM4t (949) 646-2841 OOG WASH full lime poa, good pey, ,.,ponalble 1 moat. IMH'73--4 t37 • DAY CLEANERS • Frool ~IM pergoo and "'V Q9111Cf prH50! Sharon M~161·2032 to place your Garage Sole Ad·! $19.95 1420 G~~1 Very Vllled Fumrt1n and other vniqut tma. No eatfy birds, In alley IMtOOc:I 104 Goldenrod off ol S.olew •. COM. Sat Nov 20th lam·2pm, oMAs eounov-H liandl1\ado Gilt$ Omaments oecoratiom ShllU ate FRI & SAT 9lrn-5prn Nov 111&20•21S0t11n?t 0 PCH W ~pon 8eacfl 1440 llSCa= I $EASONED FIREWOOD 114$ CORO FREE DELIVERY within reuon. 714494-0911 Slo,. h1Ur11, d119lay1 and equipment. Incl credit car cl litrmlna~ "'h r91111· let, cut\ wrep detll, belt dlaplayt, PfOpa, fabric, T .-r ate IMM.U-MSt f EDS TAN AT HOME BUY OIRC-CT /HJ SA~! COMMERCWMOME units llom $199 00 Low Monttty Paymet11 FREE Odor Cataloo Call 1-800-711.0151 N'f.F.DC~ S MONEY FOR$$ 1lt ArmQUF3 M Bc)()KS Cowx:nau ·PAl?mT'fGS Porn.KY I llTJITO Hou9.HOLO STARTING ANEW BUS/NESS ff----· • • • • • • • • Tht /Jg4/ Dtpartttunt 111 tht Daily Pilot is pf.t11.ud 10 11nno11ntt a new servitt now 11vai'4bk to niw bwintJStS. U* will now SEARCH tht 1um~ for you at no Cdrtl t-hargt, and saw )'OU tht hl'M 11.nJ tht trip to the Court House in Sant.a Ana. Then; of (OUrse, afor tL e • search i1 romp~euJ wt: wiU file your fictihous business name 1t11tnnmt u.111'1 tht Count} Clnlt, publish onre a ~elt for four iuttlts as rrquirrJ by law anJ then fik your proof ofpublia11ion wiih tbt County Ckrlt. Plr~ 1top by to fiJ~ pur fi(titious bwintJS staummt at "" Daily Pilot • .330 U! .&zy St, uslll Mtsa. ljjou c:annot stop by, pf.tllSe caU w at (919) 642-1321 anJwe wiU malu •mingtments for l"" to h.antik this protttlurr by mail If you shii#/J haw any farther 'JUntion.t, pf.tlaY caU :us and u~ wil~ bt mon than 1/Jui to aJJitt you. Good lutk in JOllr new 'itu.sinns! : 8 10 Soturdoy, Novetnbor 20. l 999 TQDAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE l'EUll HA.LlMARIC STORE In HPB, now hiring AHt1 M1111ger w/exper, .,,.., FTPT Mt-721-iOIS 476 EMPLOYMENT OPPTYS SEASONAL • Gilt Basket ProducttOn • Gift Wrappers • All Houra Available • Several Openings HJ.TIME WINE CELLARS 949-65().8463' 476 EMPLOYMENT, , OPPTYS START YOUR OWN BUSINESS! sec your own sched· ule Control your own income Sell lrom your home, al wotk, through fundralsers. Be an Avon Represemati11e. Call (888)561 ·2866 IBrldga By CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF and TANNAU HIHSCH 1\1,\' UfUl>Gi'! QUIZ Q l ·/\S South. vulncutbk', you hulJ Q 4 • As. Soolh. vulll(rablc, )UU hold: •K(,p o7 O AKQ865 •1\63 Tiic 1>1JJ111~ hns 1troereckd. SOVltl W• sr NC>IU 11 UST • 107641 o ~4 o KO •AKJ2 Wh:at 1~ ywr opcnrng h1J: 10 p 2• ha Q S ·,Both vvlncrulik, ai. South you hulJ: ' Wh31 tJo you bid now'/ ... Q 2 • Nertlwr vulne1ahh:, w. South you holJ: 4 \\old oQIU3 o Al\'.J09SJ •A054 11le bidding has proceeded. F.AST SOUTH WESI' NOltlll • A II If 7 4 Q A o K 6 • Q 10 9 J 2 Wl:a1 •• your opening hiJ'l l• lo ~• P11 Pass ? WhJI action JQ you takc'l Q l • UQ\h vulnen1blc:, 1n Soulh you hold Q 6 • Nciltk:r vulnerable, a.s South you hold: • 9 3 ~Jo o 7 6 2 •AK Q J 10 5 "Tlle bitlJml' has proceeded souru wi-:..,T fliORnt •:A~,· •AQ4J2 OAQ4 o KJVS •II Your nght-hantl owoncnt «.'pens the bidding '-'Ith one tican What n.ctton do you W.t ! Pus Pus l • t'IStl ? Wildt do you bid now·• 476 EMPLOYMENT OPPTYS Retall Sale• SOUTH COAST PLAZA Chlklef'I'• Boutique UNrTEO COLORS Of BENETTON II yoo love WOlldrig w~h CIQttie& end chlldreo. wof1I PfT or FfT In I lun 8(1Vlrof'tmenl1 Great Pay! Call Kathy 111 714-7~""384 Rettn Sal .. UNITED COLORS Of BENETTON Sou1h CoHt Pltu FfT $'11v T Comm plus bonel\IS PfT S/7hr -+ Comm We are loolung IOf stiper sales peoPlt Wllh lots ol llnefgy & enlhusla$ml tt you are morlvated & dependable, AWY tn person We will train VALET PARKING 1..aoo.701-3763 Immediate li'oSllions Avu W1191 • bps, FfT ·Pff, fleJ( In 4 PHONE llEPS. Full tme, eneigellc lor Moft!'lage Co. ~m 10 $600 + wk t llenellll Sales exp preferred Contao1 Mam& 0 949·250-5719 Look.for ansi.u:s UJt Mo11Ja 480 BUSINESS OPPORTUNmEs Plet• be wwy ol out of 11n1 c:ompanlea. Check with the loc1I 8tt1• Bu•lneu Bu· ruu btfort you tend eny money°' leea tor 11rvlct1. Read and underetllld any con· trac1' belore you algn. 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