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Home My WebLink About1997-10-07 - Orange Coast Pilot.. SPORTS CdM hoops bolstered by 6foot-~ transfer Servfng the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 Firm hired to plow under Costa Mesa Farm • Buildings, old pens and greenhouses will give way to soccer complex at site of old student-run farm. and other junk from the Costa Mesa Fann site, paving the way for a new sports complex to be built there next year. r··--------~-------------------------------------------~ • I By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot • mtAP. The Costa Mesa ftllft"I\ .., andoned 18-acre site that once was used by~ students. + WIBE: Adjacent to Com Mesa High School. tt was purchased by the dty last year from the Newport-Mesa Unified School Dis.! trfct for $7 million. . • COSTA MESA -A Quail Val- ley contractor was hired by the City Council on Monday night to clear all the buildings, structures ~nvironmental Control Sys- tems Inc. will be paid $91,364 to haul away everything from the 18-acre site in preparation for the city to build a new soccer field complex there by next Sep- tember. The company will remove all the abandoned property still standing on the site, including a classroom complex, animal pens, +WHAT'S .-n Once the site lS deared of the numerous struc- tures -including dassrooms. animals pens and greenhouses - construction of a new soccer field sports complex will begin. prob- ably next year. I I ~------------------------------------------------------~ gTeenhouses, fencing and land-I Because some of the old scaping. buildings contain lead paint and r-------------------------------------------------------------------------------~--------------------------~----, Cart blanche . Merchants who sell hot, trendy wares out of carts at Fashion Island have benefit of location, without the overhead of a store Story by Jennifer Annstrong + Photos by Marc Martin F ASHION ISLAND -Steve Henry hops around, swivels and dribbles a basketball, winning a few seconds of attention from three passing children. Then comes the finale: Henry balances on his left foot while displaying the shoelaces on his right shoe - they've remained tight, even though they're not tied. He's got dozens of containers lined up on his wooden cart, all filled with Stringers -shoelaces coiled like phone cords so they don't need tying. A store would give him way more room than he needs and would cost way too much. Besides, he's got dozens of action-packed sales pitches. A • SEE KIOSK PAGE 5 Strtngen sales manager Steve Henry, top photo, sorts out some shoelaces Monday morning at his kiosk In Fashion Island. 'lbe portable kiosks offer both start-up and established bmlnesses month-to-month leases. ---------------------------------------~-----------------------------------------------------------------------~ asbestos insulation, the job will require de licate handling, and proper disposal of the materials, officials said. Environmental Control Sys- tems entered the lowest price for the job, beating out four other firms that also bid on the project. Some residents asked the council to keep the public restrooms on the site now and use them in the new sports com- plex. Council members decided against this and opted to tear down the restrooms and build new ones. Last year, the city purchased the land -w.tuch is on the Cos- ta Mesa Hlgh School campws and once was used by agricul- ture students at th~ campus - from the Newport-Mesa Unified School Distnct for $7 million and announced plans to build a youth sports complex there. The school district operated numerous agricultural programs on the site for more than 30 years before putting the land up for sale. Parents ~protest Bonita Canyon annexation • Harbor View Homes res- idents tell developer, city and schools to back off. By Michelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -More than 400 parents and community members gathered at Andersen Elementary on Monday· to tell The Irvine Co., school district and Newport Beach officials that they do not want to see the nearby Bonita Canyon development annexed from Irvine. "The city and school distrid better rethink tlu.s, • parent John Heffernan said. "A lot of people in this room have a high degree of discomfort (with the annexa- tion).• fu recent weeks, the Harbor View Homes community has been orgatli.zing to oppose the Boruta Canyon annexauon and, specifically, to prevent new stu- dents from attending Andersen. •Preserve Andersen" and anti- annexation signs line the streets of this isolated. upscale neighbor- hood. The l.rvme and Newport Beach oty coWlols and the NeW'port- Mesa and lrvme unified school districts have taken steps to tra.as- fer the new Irvine Co. develop- ment to make the San Joaqwn Hills toll road the new oty and school distnct boundary Andersen parents were out- raged by an architectural sketch com.nuss1oned by the lrvine Co to increase the school's size to accornrrlodate new students After parents exprcssed thC'ir concern, Irvine Co. and Newport- Mesa school distnct offi,cials qwck.ly announced that new stu- dents would not attend Ander- • SEE ANDERSEN PAGE 5 John Wayne takes honors at beer fest •Newport Beach Brewing Co.'s imperial stout wins second place at Great American Beer Festival. By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot Folks at the Newport Beach Brewing Co. are toasting to the restaurant's weekend coup: win- ning a silver medal in "the big one• of brewing contests, the Great American Beer Festival. The company's John Wayne brew ·won second place in the imperial stout category at the Denver event. The beer garnered accolades for its flavor - smoother and aged longer than most, brewmg company General Manager Shawn Needleman said. The company brought home d medal two years ago for its Rasp- berry Rage beer, but Needleman said tlu.s year's win is just as sweet. "It's a huge complunenV he said. "Hundreds of nucrobre\\ - eries are invited, and only a sel{'('t few are asked to enter. When the Sam Adams commeraals say its the best beer in the country, they're talklng about this festival It's the big one • Mayor's husband returns from r8.lly r-------~------~--------------·---------~----~--~--~-------------~-----~-~, •Terry Dehay calls Promise Keepers gathering 'the most electric event, bar none.' I \ ll I \ AROUND TOWN ...... ,4 GASSIF1EO ........... 8 f()lJ(E M.ES • • . . •. -.•. ;2 EVERYTHING'S APPLESI , . SPORTS CdM hoops bolstered by 6-foot-~ transfer Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 Firm hired t(). plow under Costa Mesa Farm • Buildings, old pens and greenhouses will give way to soccer complex at site of old student-run farm. By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA-A Quail Val- ley contractor was hired by the City Council on Monday night to clear all the buildings, structures and other junk from the Costa Mesa Fa.rm site, paving the way for a new sports complex to be built there next year. Environmental Control Sys- tems Inc. will be paid $91,364 to haul away everything from the 18-acre site in preparation for the city to build a new soccer field complex there by next Sep- tember. The company will remove all the abandoned property still standing on the site, including a classroom complex, animal pens, r----------------·-------------------------------------, I • I I . F.y.1. I I I I + WHM The Costa Mela FWl'T\ an abandoned 18-acre site that · I l once was used~~ stUdents. : : + Wl81E: Adjacent to Costa Mesa High School. tt was purchased I I bv the city last year from the Newport-Mesa Unffled Schoot Dis-1 1 , trict for $7 million. 1 : +WHAT'S Nin Once the site is deared of the numerous struc-l l tures -including dassrooms. animals pens and greenhouses -l • construction of a new soccer field sports complex will begin, prob-• l ably next year. I I I L----------·-----------------------------------~-------~ gree~ouses, fencing and land-I ~e~ause so~e of the old scapmg. buildings contain lead paint and r-----------------------------------------------------~---------------------------------------------------------, Cart blanche . Merchants who sell hot, trendy wares out of carts at Fashion Island have benefit of location, without the overhead of. a store Story by Jennifer Annstrong + Photos by Marc Martin F ASHlON ISLAND -Steve Henry hops around, swivels and dribbles a basketball, winning a few seconds of attention from three passing children. Then comes the finale: Henry balances on his left foot while displaying the shoelaces on his right shoe - they've remained tight, even though they're not tied. He's got dozens of containers lined up on his wood.en cart, all filled with Stringers -shoelaces coiled like phone cords so they don't need tying. A store would give him way more room than he needs and would cost way too much. Besides, he's got dozens of action-packed sales pitches. A • SEE KIOSK PAGE 5 Strlngen sales manager Steve Henry, top photo, sorts out some shoelaces Monday momlng at his kiosk tn Fashion Island. The portable kiosks otter both start-up and established businesses month-to-month leases. L---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ asbestos insulation, the job will require delicate handling and proper disposal of the materials, officials said. Environmental Control Sys· terns entered the lowest price for the job, beating out four other firms that also bid on the project. Some residents asked the council to keep the public restrooms on the site now and use them in the new sports com- plex. Council members decided against this and opted to tear down the restrooms and build new ones. Last year, the city purchased the land -whlch is on tbe Cos- ta Mesa High School campus and once was used by agricul- ture students at the campus - from the Newport-Mesa Unified School Distnct for $7 million and announced plans to build a youth sports complex there. The school district operated numerous agricultural programs on the site for more than 30 years before putting the land up for sale. Parents protest Bonita Canyon annexation • Harbor View Homes res- idents tell developer, city and schools to back off. By Michelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -More than 400 parents and community members gathered at Andersen Elementary on Monday to tell The Irvine Co., school district and Newport Beach officials that they do not want to see the nearby Bonita Canyon development annexed from Irvine. •Tue city and school chstri~ better rethink this,• parent John Heff eman said. •A lot of people in this room have a high degree of discomfort (with the annexa- tion)." In recent weeks, the Harbor View Homes community bas been organizing to oppose the Boruta Canyon annexdllon anq, specifically, to prevent new stu- dents from attending Andersen ~Preserve Andersen· and ant:i- annexation 51gns lme th<> streets of this isolated, upscale neighbor- hood. The Irvine and Newport Beach city councils and the Ne\.-vport· Mesa and lrvme uruhed school chstricts have taken steps to trans- fer the new Irvine Co develop- ment to make the San Joaqwn Hills toll road the new city and school distnct boundary Andersen parents were out· raged by an architectural sketch commissioned by the lrvme Co to increase the school's size to accommodate new students. After parents expressed their concern, Irvine Co. and Newport· Mesa school district officials quickly announced that new stu- dents would not attend Ander· • SEE ANDERSEN PAGE 5 J"ohn Wayne takes honors at beer fest • Newport Beach Brewing Co. 's imperial stout wins second place at Great American Beer Festival. By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot Folks at the Newport &each Brewing Co. are toasting tb the restaurant's weekend coup: win- ning a silver medal in •the big one• of brewing contests, the Great AmeriC41l Beer Festival. The company's John Wayne brew won second place in the imperial stout category at the Denver event The beer garnered accolades for its flavor - smoother and aged longer than most, brewmg company General Manager Shawn Needleman said. The company brought home a medal two years ago for its Rasp- berry Rage beer, but Needleman said Uu.s year's win is just as sweet. "It's a huge compliment,• he said. •Hundreds of nucrobrew- eries are invited, and only a select few are asked to enter When the Sam Adams commercials say its the best beer in the country, they're tallo.ng about Uu.s festival It's the big one " Mayor's husband retllms from rally r--~--~~~--~---~~-~---------~--~-----~---~---~--------------~---~----~----, • Teny Debay calls Promise Keepers gathering 'the most electric event, bar none.' I I I I I t I I ' I I t ' l I \ I> I \ EVERYTHING'S APPLESI • 1\JESOAY, oc:roHll 7, 1!197 als ........ --o.ar . Weddblg party stabb~f lands two injail· 7 • PoJice·say alcohol may · 'have played role in charter boat~· police- man allegedly hit in chest by one wedding guest. By Chrinopher Goffard, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH-Author- ities say alcohol may have fueled the wedding melee aboard a chartered party boat Saturday night that left one man stabbed and a police officer battered. The trouble began around 9:15 p.m. when lllarlo Albert Acosta. 39, of Buena Park, a wedding gUest aboard The Island Girl, pulled out a small-bladed knife and stabbed another guest during an argument, police said. The Vi.ctim, 32-year-old Henry Lozano of Los Angeles, suffered a wound to the left shoulder, Rodgers sa.id. Leaming of the stabbing, the boat's captain radioed police and beaded tow an! shore, docking at the Lldo Village Marina around 9:30 p.m., New- port 'Beach Police Sgt. Ron Rodgers said. Police aaid they caught Acosta as he was trying to leave the boat. As police boarded to investi- gate, tempen tlaJed up again. While Officer Jerry Wlil interviewed the injured man. third party-goer, -Gabrtel Goi zalez of Los Ang--beg< yelling obscenities at the polic Rodgers said. When White told Gonzalez · calm down. Gonzalez pwu:b< the policeman in the ches Rodgers said. . The officer sprayed the ma with pepper spray and wrestle him to the ground, trying to bane cutt him, Rodgers said. During the wrestling matd: two more party-goers bega quarreling, and one of them wa pushed onto the police.mar Rodgers said . •tt was quite the donnybrook, he said. Police said Lozano and Gonza lez had been drinking. Lozan, was treated atHoag Hospital, bu no other injuries were reported. Gonzalez was arrested on sus picion of battery on a police offi cer. He posted $500 bail and wa: released. Acosta, who will be arraignec today on assault charges, wa! transferred from the Newpon Beach City Jail to county jail so be could receive treatment for a knee problem. Rodgers said His bail is $50,000. MARC MARTIN I C>AlY Pl.OT Paularlno first-grader Cbrlstian Camarillo, 6, reads "The Giving Tree• to her parents, David and Shelley, on Monday during the Apple Country Fair at the school. briefly in the news HOW ·oo YOU LIKE THOSE APPLES? Fire causes $5,000 damage to home,· injures no one of Indus Street around 2:20 p.m .. said Orange County Fire AuUtority spokeswoman Lori Malavenda. Pire.fighters had the blaze con- trolled within 25 minutes, she said. By Michelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot I t takes soine imagination to transform a little fruit into math lessons, writing prompts, science projects and a way to bnng parents into the school. P..aularino students learn.rJll about qpp]f!.$, <J.'!JcJ. .. qf<JJP other. thing$, showed off the green and red apple-pat- tern wreaths they were making, their homemade apple glasses and their abWty to balance the apples and blocks on a scale. A fire caused $5,000 damage to a Santa Ana Heights home Mon- day afternoon but -injured no one, authorities said. The fire apparently started acci- dentally in the home's dD:mney, which was not equipped with a · spark a.nester, Mala.vend.a said. A helicopter spotted the fire on the root of a home in the 1600 block -By Christopher Gallard qt P.QUntry.Ja.i.r. •They get a sense of independence, learning and creating and seeing what · they can do for themselves,• Kallick. said. •1 don't think they realize the learning taking place as they're experiencing it.• But that's exactly what PauJarino Ele- mentary teacners Shelley Kallick and Suzy Appel did Monday with their first-and second-graders, who took apples to a whole new limit. to enjoy an apple-themed country fair. In addition, the students read •Johnny Appleseed,· wrote their own versions of the story and studied the seeds inside the Aller spending their morning making applesauce, estimating the number of apples in a basket and discussing the senses they use examining the crunchy fruit, the stude nts were joined by parents ·we like bringing the parents into the classroom where they are lea.ming and participating with their children,• Kallick said. ·it gets them more comfortable with being in the school.~ As the parents arrived, students apples. · ·There's loU of little learning skills going on,• Ka.lllck said. • tt's talking learn- ing through curriculum with a theme.• n •t .('.'Pil READERS HOJUNE •A"",';' ot 642-6086 Record your comments about the Daily Piiot or news tips. """'"' 01 M ~,,I'"" ...... ADDRESS VOL 91, NO. 228 Our ~es.s is 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627. ntOMAS H. 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SW First high J:48a.m. 3.2 llOATING Se<ond low Winds will come 9:59 p.m. 1.0 from the West and S«:ond high 1 O knots during 1:54 p.m. 4.6 morning hours. Increasing to 15 WAml knots during the TEWEllAnJRE: 71 afternoon. Wind llESTAUllANT "®ldnhttfest ~ jperial" Look for a blend of swells today, somewhat smaller than Monday's. One from the southwMt should range from about waist-to chin- high. And a lesser one from the west should range from about Mff. to chest-high. This will Probably typUy oon- ditlons over the next few days. which Isn't bad given the quiet nature of the Padfk.. We can antklpate a smattering of new energy from the south toward the weekend. For now, upper west Newport to the jetties will probably offer the most promise. nmc1ar. October 9" Choice of Soup or Sabd, Bratw11rst, Saucrknut, German Potato Salad, Bmrian Cabbage $715. &.J-10... ~Mis. s,m+ AlkAi.-0.. a a ti, .....,._c .... " ....... I 71 ... . ,.., ... ~ ........ IUI. NotwllllOilt ...... ,,,, For llaemtioma '46-7'44 16"Jniae .... f;.ICI PIL s NEWPORT llEAOt • 9rtstof Street: A cellular phone worth $340 was stolen or lost from the 1000 block . • GalatN Ternm: Violent threat!~ made to a plastic sur- geon's office in the 1900 block. • S·r+•• Drive: A woman received annoying calls at her home In the 5100 block. • Hll...._ Drhr9: Property worth $2,400 was stolen from a home In the 10 block. • Mllln StrMt: A wallet worth $70 was stolen from a purse In the 300 block. COSTA MESA • Naba..U ,.._.:A potential burglar of a home in the 3200 block was scared off when the resident appeared. • 9rist:o1 Str.et: A wallet, cosmetk bag and cash worth $110 W$'t! stolen from a business In the JJOO bkxk. • ~ ,.._.: Someone tried unsuccessfully to steal a car by using a pry tool on the Ignition In the 2700 blodt. • cant. 5trMt: 1Wo end tables worth $200 were stolen from a home In the 700 block. • fhwpan 9oulevllf'd: A bicycle and electric.el COfds worth $360 were stolen from the storage fadllty In the 1500 block. -• te • n·. in· ... n d I· '" n • '· .. ) t ; • Recalling a jud;i,cial - review . by mobster Harry the Hood W e all know about •the mob,• its birth during Prohibition and its growth in such dties as Chicago and New York unW it virtually ran both cities. The names of Al Capone, Lucky Luciano Bugsy Sj.egle and Meyer Lansk:y have becotne household words. We also know that the mob began with bootlegging, then moved into gambling, drugs, pros~tutio11 and loan-sharking. Yet l.lttle has been said about another mob activity: thievery, whether by me~ of robbery, burglary or other methods of theft. Titievery was very much a part of the mob's bag of tricks. It was through this aspect of mob activity that I met an honest-to- God member of the mob. It occurred during my time on the Orange County Superior Court. berst• robe rt gardner Harry said he just happened to be driving tluough Sant& Ana with his wife when he got the idea of introducing her to me. I took Harry aside and told him that was not quite the way we operated in Orange County. He seemed shocked because in New York, the mob and the judges were very buddy-buddy. But he understood and left. ~ • TVESOAY. OCTOIER 7, 1997 • · KM ~TY /DAl.Y Pl.Of Due to several gen.erations of honest, aggressive law enforce- ~ent officers; the mob has nev- er really gotten a foothold in Orange County. Not that they didn't try. The Bridgford Pack- ~g Co. hijacking was an exam- ple of an effort by the mob. It was a high-class, professional robbery that occurred during tlle time the mob was trying to move into Los Angeles, particu- larly through the movie studios. Before he left, he said be owned a bar on Seventh Street in Los Angeles where the guys hung out. I gathered that •the guys• were professional crimi- nal!;. ~Gonzalez, 4, of Paramount jumps off the nose of a plane at Uom Park 1n Costa Mesa on a recent after:aoon. after bogging Ills parenb to play at the "park with the big yellow plane" alter vlslltng lrlends In the area. According to law enforce- ment intelligence sources, it was about that time the mob sent the man I will call "Harry the Hood• to Southern California to take over the thievery aspect of the mob's activities. According to these sowces, Harry mastenninded the heist of a Bridgford Packing Co. refrig- erated truck full of meat worth in excess of $100,000. The rob- bers were caught, tried and con- victed in Lo s Angeles County. However, authorities were anx- ious to get Harry, so he was charged with conspiracy here in Orange County, where the rob- bery started. It was a good try but a pitiful- ly weak case. Somehow, no one seemed to remember Hany. He didn't exist. So the jury prompt- ly and properly acquitted him. In the old, red-sandstone courthouse, my chambers opened onto the public corridor. One day after that trial, some- one knocked on that door. I yelled, "Come in,· and to my horror, Harry the Hood, accom- panied by a nice-looking mid- dle-aged woman, walked in. I could see the headlines: ·Judge ~ntertains gangster in cham- ~ ~ • ' I • •• I Ncwpor1 Bc<1c h s C1~dr Hcadqudrtcrs He said, "You know, Judge, the guys talk about you up there.•. Because I was in charge of the criminal calendar I could see where .I might be a subject of conversation among a group of professional criminals. Never- theless, curiosity got the better of me. "What do they say about me, Harryl ' "Oh, they say you cdil almost always get a fair shake in front of Gardner except in cases involving nonsupport and nar- cotics. On those cases, get the hell out of his court." I think "the guys" were pret- ty accurate. While 1 do try to give everyone a fair shake, l do take a dim view of nonsupport and narcotics. I have no use for people who bring children into this world and then fail to sup- port them, and I think that a drug pusher is about as far down the sod.al scale as it is possible to be. So, "the guys• may have been professional criminals, but they were pretty accurate in their evaluation of one judge. • ROIJEJIT GARDNER is a retired judge and a Corona del Mar resident. His column runs on Tuesdays. r::- - - - - ---~ G CHA'S FAMnI I I ~ SHOEl!jl --·~~ ",_"""' I I lft.1Ar011rT-1 I ,,,; .. ,...,.. ~£. ~· ~ I I!• iSl '"""'.::tlr..ill'f·"' I ---=-W--a Newport-Mesa's parent project to begin The Newport-Mesa Unified School District on Thursday will begin a free, six-week program titled Parent Project. The class is a parenting skills series for parents or strong-willed or out-or.control teenagers. The sessions, which run through Nov. 20, will be held every Thursday from 7 to 9:30 p.m. at Ensign Middle School. 2000 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach. Workbooks will be available at the sessions for $20. For more information, call 424- 7560. Reservations are recom- mended. College entrance exam workshop at OCC OCC's Community Education Office will offer a tluee-week workshop for students preparing for the SAT, PSAT or ACT starting Saturday. The semiilar is structwed to l'OllMOB INFORMATION ... "'., ....... briefly in the news help students to race these eltams with confidence, focusing on basic content in college entrance exams. It will look at test-taking strate- gies, time-saving methods and stress manageme nt. The math and verbal sections of the exams also will be dis- cussed. The classes start at 9 a.m. in Room 108 of OCC's Business Edu- cation Building. The other ses- sions are Oct. 18 and 25. Registration is $120 in advance and $130 at the door. For more information, call 432- 5880. "MEDIATE DON'T LITIGATE/ ARBRITRATE" . Author Edna Deeb Offering Mediation Services & Mediation Training • Communications • Conflict Resolutions • Nego!1at10nS • Ethnic Diversrt1es • Gender Bias BECOME A MEDIATOR ... Octobeo' 16tt1· 1 91t1 $475.00 c.ertificale Issued Oed~ C<ros Accepted. For more Information call. E.L.D. MEDIATION 'SERVICES 875-8304 Youth expo to feature talented children and pampered pets The 1998 Orange County Fair- QTounds Youth Expo will include a talent search for Orange Coun- ty youth and a pampered-pet con- test. Th.is year's theme is Orange County's Class Act, with a Coast- lines, Kites and Starry Nights sub- theme. The expo will be held at the fairgrounds April 17 to 19 and will focus on the achievements and talents of county youth. For more information about the expo, call 708-1520. Mesa 5000 SK set to run Oct. 19 at Harbor Gateway Complex Registration for the fifth annual Mesa 5000 will start at 6:30 a.m. Oct. 19 at the Harbor Gateway Business Complex, 3333 Hyland Ave., Costa Mesa. The SK walk/run benefiting Costa Mesa High School and its feeder schools begins at 8 a.m., and prizes will be awarded at 9:30 a.m. Call 476-7076. I ADO WONCSHOP Coastline Community c.qtlege Co~ Center often• work· shop How to Apply F« a:od Survive College for adults With Attention Defidt Disorder from 7 to 9 p.m. at t 200 Quall St., Suite 105, Newport Beach. Admission Is $20. P~ more Information. call 476...()991. APPLICATION WORKSHOP Orange Coast College otters a free one-hour workshop designed to show students how to fill out applications for University ol Cal- tf omia campuses at to a.m. in the Transfer Center, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Appointments are required. For more informa- tion, call 432-5894. UNIVERSITY ESSAY WORKSHOP Orange Coast College offers a free one-hour essay, workshop designed to show students wish- ing to transfer to the University ol California how to prepare their application essay at 1 p.m. in the Transfer Center, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Appointments Me necessary. For more tn.forma- llon, call 432-5894. INVESTORS TELECONFERENCE Merrill Lynch holds a free spe- cial teleconference for women called Women investors: An Inside Look at Mutual Funds and Investing at 11 :45 a.m. at 650 Town Center Drive, Suite 500, Costa Mesa For more ulfonna- uon, call 800-251-0792. CHRISTIAN WOMEN'S CLUB The Newport Beach Christian Women's Club holds a luncheon from 11 :30 a.m to 2 p.m. at the Bctlboa Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast Highway. Newport Beach. For more mformallon. call 760-9616. COMMISSION MEETING The Parks, Beaches and Recre- • •tion Corrurussion of the City of : Newport Beach meets at 7 p.m. m · Counctl Chambers. 3300 Newport Blvd For more information, call 644-3151 _ SLIDE AND LECTURE SERIES : The Newport Beach Central 1 Llbrary offers a free slide and lec- ture senes called The Beginning of Writing from noon to 1 p.m . in the Fnends Meeting Room, Cen-• tral Library, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. For more infor- mallon, call 717-3800. WEDNESDAY HlSTORICAL SLIDE SHOW The Costa Mesa Historical Society plays host to Bob Shaw who will present a slide show on the old Orange County Court- house at 7:30 p.m. at 1870 Ana- heun St. The second part of the program will feature Sid Hall- bum, who will give a free demon- strabon on sell-defense. The pro- gram IS free Call 548-7229. APPLICATION WORKSHOP Orange Coast College offers a free one-hour workshop designed lo show students how to till out applications for California State University campuses at 10 a.m. in the Transfer Center, 2701 Fauview Road, Costa Mesa. For more informcillon, calJ 432-5894. ADVISORY COMMITTEE The Newport-Mesa Unified School District Special Education Department Corrununity Advisory Committee meets from 7 to 8:30 p m m the Neighborhood Com- muruty Center, 1845 Park Ave., Costa Mesa. The topic is Behavior Management. C'hild care will be provided. For more information, call 4 24 -5061 REVERSE MORTGAGE SEMINAR Reverse Mortgage Ne twork offers a free seminar for seniors about reverse mortgages at 3 p.m. at Bayside Village. 300 Coast Highway, Newport Beach . Por more information, call 723-0233. RNDIT AU The Newport Beach Public Library offers a free pr0gram titled •Finding It All at the Ubrary • at 7 p .m. at the Corona del Mar Branch, 420 Marigold Ave., Corona del Mar. Por more information, call 717..J801. lli'l!llt'l "t'. -·--. -----, -.- ~-, •. ~ -·=-~ .,..___... ~·.-.·-\.·~ THE MllNT M0.8:1' The Newport-Mesa Unified School District tnvttea the pubtic to attend lbe Puent Project. a free six-week parenting skills series from 1 to 9:30 p .m. at Ensign Middle School. 2000 Clift Drive, Newport Beach. Work- books are available for $20. Por reservations, call .C24-7560. NEWPORT SUNSET NETWORK The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce and The Irvine Chamber join together for the Newport Sunset ... Network, from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Members are free; guests and nonmembers $10. For more information, call 729-4400. NUTRfTIONAL THERAPY The Doctors Speakers Bureau presents a complimentary nubi- tional therapy workshop at 1831 Orange Ave., Suite C, Costa Mesa. The wor~p is limited to 10 participants. For reservations, call 631-5050. SEMINAR SEWNG The American Seminar Lead- ers Association presents a Secrets of Seminar Selling program from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Wyndham Garden Hotel, 3350 Ave. of the as uu.c. SCWF•• •lbeCdfrnle~ Aeoddcm .... ClQPflc.lmdel free ..,.,.. n 11lor raeentng In otiwYaDOe of NatJoNI l>eples- llior Scft+nliin+g D9y at the amc. ol Dr. Paul WhMlm .... m. 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. at 3901 M.ac:Artbur Blvd.. Newpcrt 8eacb. A free lec- tllre •bout depntiliao wUl be at noon. Appo'nttnents are request- ed far 9Cfl"lllngs, .for more infOl'- maUoa. call 752-1753. • 1be Orange County Psycbi- atric Sodety often a confidential free ~ saeening at the Costa Mesa Senior Center, at 5:30 p.m. at 695 W. 19th St. Por more inf!>nDAtion, call 978-3016. COltPORATE GltOWTH MEETING The Association for Corporate Growth's October meeting fea- tures the president of Southern Padfic 1brift and Loan Associa- tion, Stephen Sliugerman at 5:30 p.m. at The Pacific Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Bea.ch. The cost is $20. Por more information. call 862-9644. CAREER NETWORK MEETING The 1997 Career Network free workshop for those unemployed meets at 7:30 p.m. in the Stewart Lounge at Sl Andrew's Presby- terian Church, 600 St Andrews Road, Newport Beach. The topic is: You, Myers-Briggs and Your Job Search. For more information, call 57.C-2239. RECYQ.£ DRIVE Harbor View Elementary School's monthly Recycle Drive is from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Oasis Senior Center parking lot, 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. C.Mm4~ Tbe Re-BDtry CeDter at ()qnge C0Mt Cal I ge oft_.. a rr... career ~ c.alled C.-...... ffta IS to 7:30 p.m. ln tbe Jte.l!Dtry CatM. 2701 P.niew Roed, Collla Mm&. Por inore infonnallnn, call 432-5162. GI OMl 1NES11NG The Newport Beach Public UbnuY's 1bonday at Nigllt Pro- gram presents Global Investing from 7 to 8:.C5 p.m. in the Pdeods Meeting Room at the Central Ul:n.ry, 1000 Avocado Ave., New- pon Beach. The program will dis- cuss how the different stock exchanges affect one another and how to diversify investments by understanding the global econo- my. Por more information. call 717..JSOO. MAGIC MAKE-OVER The Thursday Mom.iiig Club ol Newport Beach's monthly lun- cheon features author Lynda Mill- ner discussing her book. •The Magic Make-over,• from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach . The cost is $20 and includes lunch and the entertain- ment seminar. For more informa- tion, call 546-2244. FRIDAY MOVING INTO BALANCE The Barnes & Noble Metro Pointe offers a program with author Barbara Larrivee who will discuss h ow to create inner and outer balance from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at 901 B South Coast Drive, Costa Mesa. For more information, call 444-0226. WBMGIOASS Tbe NewpOrt Hatbor Area CbaJDb-ot QJmowce olfen a free business umtance work· shop called Create Your Own Web Page at 7:30 p..m. at the chamber olfkle, t.C70 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach. To RSVP. call 640-4789. INVESTOR'S fOtlttJM 1be Inventor's Porum offers a seminar titled Invention Ideas that have Succeeded at 7:30 p.m. at Orange Coast College, 2701 Fairview Road. Costa Mesa. The oost is $15 for nonmembers and SS for members. For more infor- mation. call 253-0952. RESUME WRITING WORKSHOP Orange Coast College's Re- Entry Center otters a free resume writing workshop from noon to t :30 p.m. in the Re-Entry Center, Room 106 of OCC's Counseling Center, 2701 Fairview Road, Cos- ta Mesa. For more information, call .C32-5t62. ,... . ----, •.. -. ~ ESTAft PlANNltG 1be Law Ofticel ol Usa A. Ciando often a fne seminar called Estate ptanntng for the Young family -Protecting Your family Through Willi and 'Ihlsts, at 6:45 p.m. at 881 Dover· Drive, Suite 300, Newport Beach. Reser- vations are required. For more information. call 514-0866, CPRa.ASS Fitness Concepts Inc. offers a CPR class for heart saver and health care provider levels from 2 to 6 p.m. at Hoag Health Center, 1t70 Baker Sl, Cost.a Mesa. The cost is $27. For reservations, call 631-3623. SHERMAN U8RARY Sherman Ubrary and Gardens offers a free early-morning pro- gram about how to grow ~at 9:30 a.m. at 2647 E. Coast High- way, Corona del Mar. Por more information, call 673'2261. 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C1ll [tXlay •.. {714) 642~321 ' _ Ne•pbl'C 8-cbJCo.ca W... Daily Pilot IAREIOAT CHARTERING · Orange Coast Colleqe's Sailing Program olfers a noncredit class for intermediate-level sailors Sun- days starting Oct. 12, from 9 a.m. to .C p.m. at OCC's Salling Center 1801 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The cost is $198. For more : information, call j).45-9412. MEOIONE AT SEA Learn emergency medical pro- cedures for the seas at a four-hour workshop offered by Orange Coast College's Sailing Program on Oct. 11 from 8 a.m. to noon at OCC's Salling Center, 1801 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The cost is $35 for individuals or $60 per couple. For more informa-. tion, call 6-45-9412. OCEANOGRAPHY COURSE Orange Coast College's Sailing Program offers a noncredit oceanography course Thursday ; evenings starting Thursday • through Oct. 30 from 7 to 10 p.m. • at OCC's Sailing Center, 1801 W. • Coast Highway, Newport Beach . : The cost is $45 for singles and $80 • for couples. For more information : call 645-9412. I FIBERGLASS REPAIR WORKSHOP • A three-hour workshop called Fiberglass Repair and Mainte- nance is offered by Orange Coast 1 College's Sailing Center Friday from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. at OCC's ' Sailing Center, 1801 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The · cost is $23 for singles and $39 for couples. For more information, · call 645-9412. POWER YACHT CLASS Orange Coast College's Marine Program offers a five-day "live aboard• class on the yacht Wide Waters on Wednesdays Oct 29 through Nov. 2, Nov. 12 through 16, and Dec. 3 through 7. Weekend sections run Friday what's afloat through Sunday Oct. 18 and 19. Enrollment for each section is lim- ited. The cost is $1,495. For more information, call 6'5-9412. CATALINA CRUISES Weekend excursions to Catali- na aboard the Volcano a.re offered by Orange Coast College's Sail- ing Program Oct. 18 and 19 and Dec. 6 and 7. The cruises are designed for sailors with interme- diate-level skills. The cost for one weekend trip is $195. For more information, call 645-9412. POWER YACHT l:RAJNING OCC's Marine Program offers a five-day #live abroad" Power Yacht Owner-Operator naining class starting Oct. 29 through Nov. 2, Nov. 12 through 16, Dec. 3 through 7. Weekend sections are Friday through Sunday and Oct. 18 and 19. The cost is $1,495. For more informatiop, call 645-9412. LIDOS CLASSES OCC's Sailing Program offers intermediate Lidos classes this fall. The five-week, noncredit classes meet on successive Satur- day or Sunday afternoons from 1:15 to 5:15 p.m. at OCC's Sailing Center, 1801 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Beginning sail- ing is a prerequisite. The Lido class is a primer for OCC's Intro- duction to Shields classes. Classes are offered in October and November. Registration is $90. For more information, call 645- 9412. SHIELDS CLASS OCC offers a noncredit course called Introduction to Shields starting in September and contin- uing in October and November. Six five-week classes meet Satur- day and Sunday mornings from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at OCC's Sailing Center, 1801 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The class is a transition course, ta.king students from small boats to keel boats of 27 to 30 feet. The cost is $95. For more information, call 645-9412. COLLEGE PHARMACY .. • SINCE 1962 "OLD FASHIONED FRIENDLY SERVICE." HOME HEALTH CARE CENTER WE SPECIALIZE IN UNIQUE 8c HARD TO FIND ITl!MS. 1. ORTHOPEDIC SUPPLIES. 1 .. lt.SC IUll"TION D•LIV•1tY 8•11VIC• AYAILAaL• 546-3288 440 FAIR DRIVE, COSTA MESA COltNlllt 01' HAltaOlll B LVD, SINCE SABATINO'S Restaurant & Lido Shipyard Sausage Co. FLAVORFUL & D ELICIO\IS LUNcm:s DINNER• SUNDAY BRUNCH Unique wine room de dining rooms availabkfor group busiMss meetings and private jiuicti.oM CATERING FOR ALL EVENTS Full prmd ltallaa cooldaa-:a .. lpedall and many bomem.. ;. d 1814 TUESDAY. ec:T08ER 7. 1997 I i:--~"""'C~=~~-....... I C: UED FROM 1 I ---_,.o.~=-"-=~~...i-,,.__,;:...J ! stole would only mntaln bis . 1 enthnsingn ASH sotOOt. Fishing classes a.re offered Monday and Tuesday of each week. Classes leave the Balboa Pavilion at 6 a.m . and return at ' p .m. Cost ls $125 per person. For more informatton, call 673-2810. DORY FISHING FLEET Get to the Newport Pier/McFadden Square early to watch the fleet return with the fresh catch of the day. The fish is prepared for sale at the open-air market. FISHING TRIPS Fishing supplies and boat charters (open party and private) are available at Newport Landing Sportfishing, 309 Palms, Suite F, 675-0550; Falco Fishing Charters, 832-7708; and Davey's Locker, 400 Main St., Balboa, 673-1434. SIX-PASSENGER SPORTFISHING CHARTERS Day and night fishing charters are available for groups or sin- gles. Call Bongos Sportfishing Headquarters on the Balboa Peninsula, 673-2810. Jbmning bis brnd--out ol a wooden cart in Fashion Island ! gives him all the benefits of the I plush mall at less cost 1be setup I gtves him access to some of the wealthiest shoppers a.rowid as ! they pass between Bloomingdale's ! and Macy's. i "If you look in a magazine on j tourism. this is the place to be," : Henry says, with nary a breath i between bis reason for being at i Fashion Island and his pitch. i •And it's better to be a temporary j ~like this, because people i don t buy these every day. They ! last. We have a guarantee." ! Henry is luckier than some ! merchants looking to peddle their i wares to the mall's upscale shop-l pers: Many don't make the cut. ! Fashion Island management i aooepts only one applicant in any ! merchandise category. So, for ! instance, nobody else will be sell-! ing shoelaces you don't tie unless j Henry bits the road. About three : applicants are usually waiting at 1 any time in any category, says ! Deborah Kravitz, the mall's direc-! tor of specialty retail. Kravitz over- i sees all temporary tenants housed j in what management calls '"com- ! mon area units" -the six tent- that is very bot, very trendy, very unusual." 1be hottest at the moment: Idea Depot. which lells virtual pets. and Bee.me Babies, which sens the coveted beanbag ani- mals. Some ca.rt and kkll.k alumni . have moved on to take up man stores, she says. Rag Baby Cllil- dren's <Jothing, for instance, began as a cart, moved up to a kiosk and bas now grown into a Fashion Island store, a franchise and a wholesaler. Roger McGonegal hopes bis story turns out as well. He recent- ly expanded bis 3-year-old busi- ness, which sells hammocks and portable seats, from a cart into a tent-like kiosk. "It doesn't require capital start- up," says McGonegal. a fonner regional manager for Westminster and Brea malls. "Plus there's the demographics here.• His hammocks sell for $50 to $129, and bis canvas-and-wood Howda-Seats cost $40. He bad often envied tenants in the malls be managed, and the chance to open a cart business in Fashion Island nudged him into entrepre- nelU'Ship. #Here they try to get the unique products,• he says. "The cart program here is the industry standard." j ANDERSEN i CONTINUED F«OM 1 i . " • j sen. However, Andersen perm!S' l -most d whom wore reel lbbtt irr. i a show ot ~ and ldc:lall'I i saying, • AnnentiOn CoeUtioo 1 Team. Prelerve Andersen -said' 1 Monday they are still oonoemed i about inaeased traffic, new stu-! dents and other issues related to i the potential annexation. ! Carol Hoffman. vim presider>* ! of entitlement for 1be Irvine Co.~ 1 said the development between the 1 San Joaquin Hills toll road. Bomta 1 Canyon and MacArthur Boulevmd l would include single-family h<Jmel-l and apartments, but is not being i developed to maximum density. l Real estate agent Michael ! Dreyfus said he believed the- ! school district underestimated th& i nwnber of students• that would ~ acrompanytheannexation. ' "People don't buy here for the quahty of their homes; they buy here because of their famiJies, Dreyfus said "Every house has a family of two or is generating a family of two.· Superintendent Mac Bernd said annexing the development would benefit the school district because it would mean more dollars for educational programs. ! like kiosks, the 43 mot?able carts ! and the two built-in wall shops. i Those units fill to capacity dur-! ing peak seasons such as Christ- Ml CASA 0 SAILING LESSONS AND BOAT RENTALS Learn to sail or windsurf at Resort Watersports. You can also rent windsurfers and 14-foot sail- boats at $15 per hour. Call 729- 1154. i mas and ~er, but Kravitz says i she's more mterested in quality i than tity. i -~fairly particular about i what goes out there, n she says. ! ""!e're looking for something that i will enhance the merchandise mix ! in the mall. We look for something Tinder Box Premium Cigars • Arturo Fuente • Ashton Cabinet • Avo • Punch • Excalibur • Savine/Ii • Davidoff • Griffin • Macanudo • Montecristo • Padron • Partagas COMING SOON -Cifuentes · Large selection of Gennan Steins & English Pewter Flasks Humidors by Elie Bleu, Avo, Davidoff Located In CRYSTAL COURT 714-540-8262 MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO Please join us /Or the 15th Annual !vfardan Golf Tourna'J1lent and Dinner honoring the Fluor Corporation MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1997 SANTA ANA COUNTRY CLUB 20382 NEWPORT BOULEVARD, SANTA ANA ScHEDULE OF EVENTS 10:00 A .M . CHECK-IN 11 :30 A .M. SHOTGUN START• BARBECUE LUNCH ON COURSE 4:30 P .M . NO HOST COCKTAILS • SILENT AUCTION 5 :30 P .M. 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By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot CORONA DEL MAR -The power of the almighty in girls tennis has shifted only temporar- ily. Until someone knocks off Peninsula High in November, the Pacific Palisades juggernaut will remain the team to beat. That was part of the discussion Monday outside the white lines, because on the courts there was little to express in host Corona del Mar's 14-4 nonleague victory over Santa Barbara (5-3), a perennial power in CIF Southern Section Division I. As CdM's standout singles players swept the Dons, and Courtney Tenerelli and Ruchlka Budhraja won easily again in doubles, the Sea Kings {8-0) humbled Santa Barbara to main- tain their top ranking in Division I. "I think this team is going to win CIF, frankly,~ Santa Barbara Coach Sinclair Bill said. Now that CdM has convinced most of its CIF Division l chal- lengers of its early-season domi- nance, its biggest test will come Thursday in Sea View League action against Woodbridge, ranked third in both the county and CIF Division I polls. "It's a giant week," CdM Coach Tim Mang said, referring to a three-match week that also includeS Irvine on the road today. ·1 just hope my second doubles is ready (for Woodbridge)." Mang, who knows be can count on nine sets in singles with Notre Dame-bound Nina Vaugh- an and sophomore sensations Nadia Vaughan and Caylan Leslie, believes Woodbridge will stack its doubles on Thwsday, putting most of the burden on Budhraja-Te nerelli, CdM's best doubles team that plays No. 2 behind Jenny Meyer and Robyn Coleman. "Adriana Hock.icko (knee injury) will be back for Wood- bridge, and (Coach Joan) Willett will probably move Danielle Hustedt from singles to doubles," Mang said. Part of the reason for Monday's untroubled win was because Santa Barbara played without senior Sarita Yardi, its top player. Yardi has twice reached the CIF Finals in doubles. "I thought if they had Yardi, she would give all three of our girls a nice match, so (her absence) took some of the excite- ment out.· Mang said. Nina Vaughan improved to 22-2 this season (138-42 in games) by sweeping her three sets at No. 1 singles, dropping only one game. Leslie and Nadia Vaughan als~ swept, losing a combined five games. PCL Will become five-team league, staa.·ting in '98 {ms . from which unanbnously voiced By Bany Faulknef', Doily Pflor . • Marina will stay in the S et League, Mater Dei, Santa Ma.rgarita will become objection to facing increased trav· independents in football, basketball and other sports in sweeping CIF,compromise. el time to Hunttngton Beach· CERRITOS -Next fall's Pacific Coast Leegue, set to include Corona del Mar, Costa Mesa end Estancia high schools, will not include Marine High, the CIF Southern Section announced Monday. In response to releaguing appeals of the proposed configu- ration of the PCL, Sunset and South Coast leagues -appeals unanimously denied in May by the Southern Section's releaguing committee -Southern Section Commissioner Dean Crowley, as well as Southern Section Presi- dent Tom Tuggs, reviewed and approved the compromise. In addition. 18 principals from all three leagues unarumously agreed to accept the arrange- ment, which will allow Marina to remain in the Sunset League for the four-year athletic cycle that begins next fall • The unprecedented agreement also calls for Orange County parochial powerhouses Mater Dei (moving from the South Coast to the Sunset) and Santa Margarita (scheduled to leave the Sea Vlew and join the South Coast) to com- pete as independents in football, bo}'I ond girls basketb6ll, bue· ball, boys ond girls volleyball, boys and girls soccer, bo}'I ond girls water polo, as well as softball the first two years of the four·year cycle. Mater Oei and Santa Margari- ta will be considered full mem- • bers of their respective leagues and may qualify for CIF playoff competition in those sports. Though they'll play league sched- ules agreed upon by their leagues, they won't compete for league championships. · In all other sports, as well as junior varsity and all lower levels, Mater Dei and Santa Margarita will compete for league titles. Releaguing proposals from each of the Southern Section's areas, including Orange County, are ,subject to final approval by the Southern Section council at its Oct. 21 meeting. With opposition quelled by Mon- day's announcement, however, such approval is a yirtual formality. The revised PCL is. a plus for the league's three Newport-Mesa District members, the principals ~-----------~-----------------------------------------------------------------~---------------------------------, ' ' . ' . ' . II I G II SC II 0 0 I. B 0 \' S ll A S !'-I' T IL\ I I. • Alex Jekel!, a 6-foot-9, 220-pound senior German exth,ange student. Is the tallest Sea King In Coach ~· 12-}'ear vanity career. ... llorl)' ..... 00.ty- CORONA OHL MAR -WbaV do tolar eclipses ond slam dunks have in common? They both occur with roughly the same frequency around the Corona de! Mar High boys basketball program: •1bey happen. but it's an event.. said CdM Coach Paul Orris, who figures 10 witness a great deal more rim rattling in the 199?~98 seuon, with tbe antval of 6-foot-9, 220·pound senior foreign .. change student Alex Jekeli. Jekell. from Stamberg, Gennany (near Munidl) bas -.i practicing with the Sea Kings olnoe school begon ond bas impressed oms wllb his rapidly developing game. •He can play and he's working bard.• said Orris, who didn~ ezbaust the live digill of one band. when asked to recall the dunks Sea King l>Jayen have tbrOwn down during his 11 ......,.,. at the vanity helm. 'He not only bas ....., -ball skills, but also some athletic ability. He rum the Door, can catch the ball and do somethlng wl1b It. jianps· well and shoots pretty well from up to 15 feet,• contiD.ued Orrll.' •He's a little rough around the edg9o with ...,,.,.of hll poot moves, but be seems to pick things up relatively qutckly. • Jekeli, whose 6--6 father playecr for the Romanian national team before fleeing to Gennany, said be played with.a club team in his native country, but prac.1iced only about twice a week. , •1t was a s:mall town and we played mostly for fun,• said Jekeli, who turm 18 later this month. • (QIM bu~ ketball) II much more intense.• , Jekeli, who ducked to cleir the !lYin entrance•at the Eastblutf brantb of the Harbor Area Boys and Girls Cub, where theteomprodiced Monday, llOid bulr.etball WU a factor in bis decision to come to the United States. He also said be would like the opportuii!ty to play ool· lege basketball in Amerlca, but would first have to return to Germany to complete one moie year of high school ~1 feel like I'm catching up (with~ other CdM var- sity playen), • said Jekell, who displayed bis deft mjdrange shooting touch, blocked a handful of shots from his smaller teammates. .md 9VeD showed off bis running two-band and one-band reverse dunks Mon~ day. ' • • • ' ' I • • Jekeli, wltose size 14'/2 feet shuffled along in white Air Jonlan hi·tops, la1d bis favorite player II budding Lake,. star-ond reigning NBA slam dunk champion - Kobe Biyont. DOlllLIM:Hll>MY Pl.OT Alex !ekell gives Corona del Mar a dlllelaat up la -Ill boopc. L---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ based Marina. In addition, the three local schools will be spared the ontkl, pated competitive challenge ot facing a traditionally ~ng ath· letic school able to draw athletes from a much larger eruollmenl Irvine-based Northwood is scheduled to open September of 1999 and would begin fielding 'varsity teams the following fall. Therefore, the PCL will be a five- team league (Laguna Beach and University joining the local trio) in varsity sports the first two years of the four-year cycle. 1(1 ,,,,,, 11th MnUltl Harbor tt9rtt.ge Run a.ak Mmle 5K 12-and·under -1. Jaime Mendoza, 22:36; 2. Jose Zuniga, '2.5:18; 3. luis Tejeda, 25:41. 13-17 -1. Bruce Hancock, 16:18; 2. Claudio Cortes. 16:28; 3. Angelo Barriga, 16:53. 18-24 . Victor Vigueras, 15:36; 2. BJ. Nicolaus. 15:57; 3. Jaime Carrillo, 16:38. 25-29 -1. Troy Manzer, 16:48; 2. Maxara Stephan, 16:49; 3. Vicente Valencia, 17:21 . 30-34 -1. Kerry Gorman, 19:33; 2. Archie Holaday, 19:40; 3. Stephen Thomas, 19:37. 35-39 · 1. Joe Frey, 19;15; 2. David Fier, 17:43; 3. limothyJones, 17:53. 40-44 • 1. Dave Parsel, 15:40; 2. Jeff Snyder, 17:09; 3. Rick Waterman, 17:23. 45-49 • 1. Don Irvine, '17:39; 2. Thomas Heimdal, 18:27; 3. Phil Marshall, 18:42. 50-54 · 1. Warren Young, 18:54; 2. Ron Mccain, 20:06; 3. Robert Sullivan, 20:15. 55-59 -1. Harry Hunt. 19:43; 2. Dave Hurlburt. 20:31; 3. Dick Jones, 22:09. 60-64 . 1. Don Thomas, 22:32; 2. Bill Fordiani, 23:06; 3. Jame Lincoln, 23:53. 65-69 · 1. Darrel Jeffries, 25:32; 2. Jack Wallace, 30:46. 70-over · 1. Robert Kay, 24:13; 2. William Smith, 40:11 . -SK 12·and-unde1 • 1. Maria Bautista, 24:57; 2. Victoria Swigart. 28:10; 3. MacKenzie Pion, 29:28. 13-17 · 1. Alicia McFall, 18:S7; 2. Carrie F~s. 19:37; 3. Amber Demers, 21:35. 18-24 -1. Tahnee Thiel, 22:23; 2. Jennifer Paull, 22:33; 3. Leigh Mueller, 25:46. 25-29 -1. Shawn Sekel, 19:33; 2. Joelle Shoemaker, 22:10; 3. Anastasia Amol, 22:13. 30-34 -1. Jacqui \laskovich, 20:01; 2. Helen McTernan. 22:10; 3. Jill VICkery, 23:50. 35-39 -1. Joe Frey, 19:15; 2. Julie Hart. 21:54; 3. Debra Newbold, 22:28. 40-44 -1. Frank Alvarez. 21:46; 2. Ann Herberts, 24:44; 3. Janet McDonald, 2S:48. 45-49 -1. Marina Jones, 19:05; 2. Ann Fordlani, 22:53; 3. Barbara Schafer, 23:26. ~54 -1. Carrie Slayback, 25:43; 2. Sue Robbilns, 26:06; l Joyce Buchanan, 27:34. 55-59 -1. Martha Trt>ovich, 31 :18; 2. Nancy Fleeman, 32:50; 3. Sharon Fairborn, 34:12. 60-64 -1. Lorraline Seldmeyer, 26:20; 2. Sharon.Sims, 31:29; 3. Martene Poitevent. 52:58 .. 65-69 -1. Dorie Smith, 29: 11; 2. Dorothy Dahms, 52:21. 70-over -1_. VlrsJina Strand (7S), 41 :18; 2. Marilou HogebOOm, 51 :53; 3. Jean Ritter, 42:06. high school football players of the week (()-...1 \\t l -..\ • 65 -James Dawkins (Estancia) TD pass from Justin Wolter • 54 • Eddie Johnson (Newport Harbor) punt • 49 -Hunter MacDonald (CdM) interception return • 48 -Brett Baker (Newport Harbor) interception return for 1D • .t6 -Ben Felter (Costa Mesa) touchdown.run • 41 -Dennis Alsbuler (CdM) run • 36 -Brett Baker (Newport Harbor) touchdown run • 34 • Matt P~ {Costa Mesa) field goal • 33 • Steve Herzog {Costa Mesa) run • 33 • Manu Tanielµ (Estancia) pass from Justin Wolter • 32 • David Weir (Costa Mesa) interception return for 1D • 30 • Bntt Balcer (Newport Harbor) punt return BEN ~ RICHARD MANU MIKE FELTER PRICE TANIELU BRIANO A5-foot-9, The 6-foot-2, The 5-foot-11, Af:oot-11, 175-pound 190-pound 170·pound O·pound senior, he senior defensive junior wingback senior two-way rushed for 56 end.bad one· caught five lineman, be • , • , • 30 • Oocar Conltandse (Newport Harbor) interceptidn ietum for lD. , yards on two quarterback passes for 81 was in on can1es, ack and also including a added precise 46-yard lD, and eilacement on bis added an ckofflandpunts interception. • in a 38-0 victory. • CARLOS ~ HENRIQUEZ~ DEREK FOX yards, rushed five times for 24 more and scored three touchdowns in 27-0 victory. DENNIS ALSHULER The 8-loot-4, leo.ii- i-...., ... _ 'd ••Gf 11,i.. ... 1 ,.... ... _ m,_., 'd -·-1 1 7 seven tacldel from delens\V• tackle lpol and blocked well on ollenre. • RYAN COOPER • ' I I I , ' • I t ' l 1 ' TUESDAY, OCTOIER 7, 1997 .... Costa Mesa edges Servite, 11-9 •ou11 SU~M:ARIES ,.,. ............. ...... CGlllllllA aa MM 14, S-. ~ • ~ NI. Vaughen (CdM) def. Huffard, 6-0, def. Muller, 6-0, def. Kellaway. 6-1; Leslie (CdM) won. 6-2, 6-0, 6-0; Na. Vaughan (CdM) won, 6-0. 6-2, 6-1. .._., •• Meyer-Coleman (CdM) lost to Grolcenberger-lennett. 2-6. def. Steele-Betz.holtz. 6-2. def. Moo<e-Oweo, 6-4; Ttnef9tll-ludtvaja (CdM) won. 6-1, 6-2, 6-0; ~Jacobsen (CdM) k>S1. H . G-6, 1-6 •Mustangs protect their No. 1 ranking in CIP with win over the No. 5 Friars. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot NBWPORT BEACH -When it became · absolutely necessary, Costa Mesa High tightened its defense Monday night. allowing the host Mustangs to pull away in the fourth quarter against Servile in a nail-biting nonleague water polo game between two CIP Southern Section Division II pow- ers. "We didn't control the tempo of the game, but we played hard and, hey, it's a win," said Mesa Coach Scott Taylor, whose squad (11-JJ, top-ranked in CIF Division Il, defeated No. 5 Servile, 11-9, at Newport Harbor High. Todd Hylton, whose defense in PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE the sec:ond ba.llput a stranglehold on Midiael Kim. Servite's best two-meter man. ICOl'9d the game- wtnntng goal wltb 2:52 left from the bole. Kim, who led the Fl'tar$ (4~) with five goals, scored on a lob with 4:12 remaining to tie jt, 8-8, and that's when Costa Mesa's defense flexed its muscles. Hylton and Km Montgomery earned steals on b4ck·to-back Servite possessions, the latter of which set up Hylton's goal. Hylton, Alex Soria and Hunter Taylor had three goals each for the Mustangs, while Montgomery bad a pair. Following Servite's fifth turnover of the fowth quarter, Phillip Garcia received his third ejection and Mesa converted with 2:10 left in the man-up Situation as Soria scored to give the Mus- tangs a 10-8 lead. -Montgomery gave Mesa ttl biggest lead of the game, 11-8, when be scored on a counterat- tack with 1:52 to play, thanks to a long pass from goalkeeper Vince Samaniego (nine saves). •our counterattack started moving in the fourth quarter," Scott Taylor said. ·we started fir- ing to the open man. But (earlier) I don't think we executed very well on our front court, that was our problem.• Hylton (two), Sona, Mont- gomery, Matt Dunn and Chad Cleaver bad fourth-quarter steals for Mesa, which opens Pacific Coast League play Wednesday (7 p .m.) against Aliso Niguel (at Newport Harbor). Mesa won twice on Saturday at the Villa Park Invitational, best- ing Sacramento's Rio Americana, 14·12, and Esperanza, 7-5, to bead into Monday's game with Servile. Noell•~· CosrA MlsA , ' SUvm 9 5clOre by Quart.. SeNlte 2223 -9 Costa Mesa 2 2 2 5 -11 Servite scoring -Kim 5, Cruzat 2. Jensen 1, Rafferty 1. Saves: Woolery 15. Mesa scoring -Taylof 3, Hylton 3, Soria 3, Montg<>mef}' 2. Saves· Samaniego 9. Villa Pmk tnvitatloNI Cos'TA M!sA 14, Rio AMeucAHA 12 5clOre by C)uartAtrs Costa Mesa 3 3 4 2 -14 Rio Americana 3 3 3 3 -12 Costa Mesa -Taylor 8, Montgomery 3, Tipton 2., Dunn 1. Saves: Samaneigo 12. CosrA MESA 7, ESIUANZA 5 5clOre by Quarters Costa Mesa 1 0 3 3 -7 Esperanza 3 0 2 0 5 Costa Mesa · Montgomery 4, Taylor 3 Saves: Samaneigo 15 DEEP SEA • MONDAY'S CDUNTS Da~ Locbr 6 boats, 163 angle~ n s yellowtall, 122 yellowfin tuna, 59 oupjac:k. 6 dor ado, 2 white sea bass. 1 barTac:ud1. 19 Clllico bass. 65 sand bass. 1 halibut Newport Landing 4 boaU. 92 anglen 19 yellowf1n tuna. 302 yellowta1I, 3 whltt Sel ti.ss. 18 sk1PJadt, 5 halibut. 14 5eulp1n, 7 tah<o bass, 46 s.lnd bass. ... ., , - ... L Polley 1ue.1MG By Fax IPl1·~21.;~uZ~.!~~1~?i1~ nud • ByPhone (7 14) 642-'1678 By MaMn Persom :l.10 West Bav Street Co;1u Mesa. C'A 92627 A1 N1·'"l>t1r1 Bl\'J. & Bur Sr. Ralti und dendline1 u~ auhjer1 10 chnogc withou1 nolfct. Tbt publisher re.en·e111he rig/11 10 et11&0r. reclussi(y, ttvitit or rejttl noy · clnssilitd 11d\'ertistnu~n1. Ples&t' N:porl u11y f'rror d1ar mil\' be iu your c)aSAitttd ttd in$nedintely. 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Will pay 101 •-------··IMISCEl;IJ\,NEQUS contracts before you car. 71 4-450·8863 LICENSED CAPTAIN *WASHER/DRYER & them to be neutered Mortuary 11r Chapel RENTALS sign. Shop around for ~ FLORIST Avail. 100 groat Ions. Apartmenl slJ:e relrlg. or spayed 548·2 178 Cremation ra1es. 1 Flower Shop needs Pis can Captain John S150/8a. 046-58481 __________ 1 --------1•••••••••1 . .;:;:;;:;~~~=~= ~ ·· 1 , Walshe at 642·2255 PETS & BALBOA 1· saesperso11 o answer l----------I 110 Broadway ANYONE CAN DO l:l!f~Ji __J -. phones/lake orders. NEED HELP ? FURNITURE 6014 Costa Mesa PENINS ULA 2 10 ?1-R-E_N_T_ALS __ T_O ___ , THIS ! I'm a stay E•p. a +! 875·2292 Retired COM business ANIMALS 6049 i •• ..:•~4~2~-=·~·=•~o:.._Jlii~~~~~~~:"" home mom earning FT SALESPERSON woman, wlll dol~~~-:~~~~~~l~~ii!i"!!ii~mJ!!ii~m l II New Clean Qu/e l SHARE 2724 51500 ,. pllrt lime. For Lighting showroom errands. shopping. Chairs TV. nightstand, Engllsh Bull Dog 2bd, lba. No smkt l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I FREE lnlormelional Doy.-...likt:1<,c....Jc~ localed In Newport personal gl1I !r!day, coffee tbt, de1k (no Show qualily, 1.5 yr1 OU.,•t ''°'"'~C ,lPPQMI U~t!• pots. SIOOO/mo.-+dop. bo1~8kl8"8•0oo3131 _2,o3U0-14"' \\1 ,.. n ... .., Beach. 714.662.0 111 senior se1v dlscount. drawers), sm book· old, Fawn color. Utl inc. 6 7 3.0443 C .D .M . Room ale ••ftt<1LMt.,1..,,..,.,.,..,i-; ca1e/cab. 759·1388. Housebroken. Peld CORO NA DEL MAR 2122 needed for 2Br 2Ba CAL•SCAN l HOUSECLEANERS Loc al references . s 1800 . Sac rifi c e • Loff. FP & Laundry.I-~======~ WE ARE NcrJ HIRING NEEDED Earn )(Ira Alwc• 673-8745 MOVING SALE 5 1 1 5 o . C a g h . $675/mo. 675-0410 EARTHWORMS Money! Cleaning Co. Nu•••'• Aldo •o• Bearoom furn, Iola & 714/858·5488 Q rower 1 wanted •s.ioAMociac •r.cfttnppu seoks rclloble t'IQlp. chair. ouldoO< pa1101 ~~c"'"'"'-'~-'-'-"~ C.M. Female prel 10 S1000 a day poaslble. •C'ahr •w EngUsh and own trans Seniors or Infant Care. furn & misc! Call Oerman Shortha ir ahr house w/same. 1818) 383·0202 "WJilpt1*•ibr:Won!g= req•d . Up lo 510.per Xlnt cook, manicurist, 714·648·6805 lor appl. Polnl•r• $450/mo. Inc un.1--~==~=~-hour. 714-545-7350 & d1lver. 10 Yrs Exp. Sofa & Loveseat Champion Lines OCEAN & BAY VIEW 714/845-0950 NEVER BUY 1111111_,uri;:onNOMA Local ref's. 646·3735 XI 1 Male-1yr & Fem-3yrs 3br 1tla Conago Cutio ,~~~~=~-~--I LAUNDRY Oetorgent "lU.<lJ\ITT,y.,JV INSURANCE 5 di 1 nl cond 4 Y1• new. $150/ea. 714-993-3118 100 yr old home with' CM Artlsl/F/44 wfcati. again, Amulng new Sour~Cc..15li::\>Zo.1 PT OHie& per1on tor can nav an $400.obo Musi sell l 1fplc. S2200. Oilve by Slat F A I j CM Masaeuse wlU work 714·328-3287 New H1a, gated, pool. technology. 6 Billion 333J5.Br.$tol5tr<'"1 11 arm g n · as companion tor lhe TICv"T 6075 2720 Bayview. or call Shr/ba gar. 5500 Isa Dollar Market. Unlqual':~=~~===·~-·1i=E~'~P~·~P;•:•~l'd~~·~7~3~·~'9~•13 l iMiiRCiiANJ~SE--1·~~~~~S:..;;;;;;;;~~ Judy, Agent 376-5576 U·need ••I. 63,_2,,, p d , • C 1, ,M...:y".--.S.._'-;!.9-J,_.. Elderly and or Driver. MERCHAND SE ro uc no ompe · Nur1lng background. I Uon. Ground fl oor. A MISC 6015 2 Lok••• Sonole lrvlne 2 rms avoil. PART TIME JOB nn 714-544·9615 20 FAE.I!: SELLING SPACES Still available at my: OCT 19TH PARKING LOT SALE . Cloan out those ga- r•ges, boat lockers, etc ... & t1.1rn you1 sur plus 1>oa1 gee.• to CASH! Th!s ls \lie wknd or my "CLASS OF '97 CRUISER'S PARTY" t OO's ol y:ich tsman Jn rou10 10 MO)l[!CO will be hara lo buy w/cashl Let's accomodate them, Cel! me to 1e- servo your space, Ernie Mlnnev. MINNEY'S YACHT SURPLUS 1 !500 Old Newport 81 . C .M . 5 48·4182 P.S. A very special \hank you co all my neighbors on Old Nwpl Bl. for the use or your parking 1011 . All !fl! 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Pvt ba, lele ''''' , on mo on• Boke'Y/0-,~u•ont l ~iiiiiiiiii;;iiiiiim•I z m um. l\O '"' Telema,ketln9 11----------1 ~ !act loca1lonl Many1 -------~-llnes, kit/lndry prlvs, Toll Fr•• French boke"f, wine •Morning Houis DOMESTICS 5540 Bablf Slutfl Bellini crib amenllt•• Included. lh ll ftfW1pl p1 r will nol ~now111fly xcepl 111y ""111u · ''""I i.r 1911 111111 whk~ !1 !1 ,10111\oll o1111111w °"' 111de•! art ~"''' lnlorm1d 11111 111 <l•1mn11 ,4...,<t111• '" 1.!111 IHIWSP.,.f Ml anllaOlt 9fl 1n ·~•II 1,,..i11nlly •flll Iii com· _... ll4llwTn1Hulloll. eflt HUO Ton· h t 111·IOD·41~·ast0. f111 l•t W11hl~tloft, 0( M'tl pttlH 11M Hl!D 11416·.»0CI E'S CM B•o•dwoy 5,_ 113 u1ls. S460.IS360. 1 ·888·208-4009 N E 1 & m '' ••• I d "ako olle•720·1400 Tor resp. n/1. 786-701 t CAL"SCAN and cheese counter • o io;pe1 enca a r , P •Y yar , ... , 2Br I Ba. Oar age. h I eeded PT/FT -•Young. energelic olc 'II' HOUSEKEEPER/ gilder rock•r, Peg· Remodeled. s1150/mo Lido l•I• Sh• <bd,I'.,.,.-,.,..,,-,.,,-,.,,.,.--,.--epn · •Coata Mesa stroller, designer bed·1 i••••••••• 7 703 27 NANNY/HELPER di 1 I --='~•"·~~·-',•---I 2ba. Pr ol'I no smk/ Please apply: Cell Cooper G ng, d aper gen•· E's Id• Duplex 'drug a . s 4 3 5/m o . MORTGAGES & 149 Riverside"' NS 1714)722·0119 10:1~:'!!,1,~~~::d.,:1~ booster •••t. g•t•• & TRANSPORTATION 2 bd 1ba , T-car 714-723·1029 T.D.'S • 2918 AtkforRidiortirono glrl:t ages t & 2. waUpap•r.e 75-0o54 garage . $895/mo.l;;;;a,;;;;-;o.;;;;;o;;tt;-"i;l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I AecepUonl•t/Tll'PISI Heavy •mpha1ls on Sealy nr new Piem!uml---------7 1 4/740·8384 t Mas ter bdrm balh In Or please a~: for busy Real Eslate, housework. Live In. lllng pillow lop bed Irvine. W/D, FP, pool, •FAST CASH• 3.4.44 E. Coast . Co. Sat.-Wed. Submit Eng. apkng. 673-7941. $495 obo. 4 Saasone BOATS 7011 N EWPORT BEACH garage, no sm'k/pels. (Up to S 150,000 C Del resume to 759-6826. Pleose call alter 6pm. pltlow top que•n bedl;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iii 5675 +dep + utl. Avl O.A.C.)lncr•dlble low orono Mor S425. New rocker ra- HOUSES / CONDOS F OR S ALE Nov 111. 552-2181 payment. Second AikforScottor Re1a11 cllnerS250. 673·2459 Mortgage requires No Richard N.B. 1BR In 3BR apt. Homeowner• Equity! HOLIDAY HELP MERCHANDISE Wolff Tanning B•d• 2 Cha rm ing Oupl••• Pool, lndry facility. Poss1b1a Ta• deduc-('est Si Bo . Tan At Hom• Wale•fronl, w/d, frig. No smk. $425/mo. Incl t!onl Pay off your blHsl ~~;::'.~===='.!_ WANTED Buy Direct and Save! garage. s21 oo.ts2400, uti11Ue1. 848·3837 nowt Homeownerst,3 T 1 k Seasonal Conccpls Is Commercial/Home 1 C • emar etera coming lo Fashion un!ls from $199.00 Aval1Nov 1, 675·4765 N.B. 2bd/2ba apt on on Y · 1111 Needed lor our , I d , N ~T--.trlol.W'\ Low ••on•hly Pml• 2 .. h S' ' b'" , 1 -8 O O -2 8 o -217 o s en 11 owporl ~' ~..,..., ,.... 3br 2.Sba Upgraded. · " •om C05la Mesa oHice. Beach. Managemenl Free Color Calalog ga!od, wfd. trig, pool, sand. FP, patio. $500/ q,....AL"SCAN No commission. no and sales positions, Ant1q_.\o'5().~ Call 1·800-711-01 58 2 169 spa, grca1 locallon. mo. +1/2 uU .+dep. selling. Call 722·0106. luU and part Ume for •Est.~-'"" $2500. Lse 854-8540 Avl 10·18. 675-2341. respo11slble pooplo -~ Cas h Dla butaeme nt , , -::-::=-c--::---c--IBeac:h House/Mobile NB 7011 f~om sand wi th ANNOUNCEMENTS & Co 11 e c: t Ion • wln"dnu•",',',11 010'P•'•'•'',"','n· l)OIOllli'I, poftlfy, G-ENERAL 1002 P\11 boach, pool, spa, ocean view. Seeking 11W••lll•iiiiiiiitlllll Clerk Newspopcrs olcl OOllumtorh 1 5 2 1• hourly wago, starting WANTED TO BUY 6019 . bd, ba, wfd $1 020 person to 1hare lrg rubllshing Co. seoks at 57.00/hr . Fun storol =~flm., inc utl. 909-700-07911 . 4br. $750. 515-1882 u 11 -11 me Ca s r1 Old Coln• GOid Sliva• iiT.;<o;;;;;;;;;-o;;;;~~;;;:;; I~=--======= l·;-;:c;:::-;-;------1 01 s bur se m enl and Apply In person to .--------~I Big C•nyon Townhome NB OCEANFRONT LOST & Collec!loos Clerk Matt starling lmmed. dlcorltiYfOIJtlcla. Franklin Mint, Sterling 2Br 2Ba. New paint & ne•I 10 z G111llery •Ons llmor..n..-Old watches & Jewelry SOLD I S800. ~ulls, w/d, n/1, FOUND 2925 1yr eicper pratorreo W••'''''' Coln 6'2·9'•B 0 carpet. Pool, Tennis, no pe1s. 714-675-5287 E)l[~ellent ' benotl\s: a1 Fa5hlOf1 Island. •Cotll'idillllllilVRlillel~ lnv110 ovo1 .io,ooo & Perking. Sl500/mo. or 71·4·577-7779 send or Fax Resume; •EltltlAlllOl:ll'ICUclsd OLD WOODEN ROW pooplo 10 your 723·6150 Or 76°-0421 FOUND CockaUel ln Accounting Supervisor SEASONAL •lmmedilllOlllh BOAT Hole Okay! 101 ho1110• Big Can yon Twnhm Need a Roomm•te? Costa Mesa. 540-4700 CalUornla Community CONCEPTS 714-249-3711 Kldl Playground Tho.1!::; what could 3Bd condo lor Lease. Call The Dally Pilot •eve. 722_8833• News, P.O. Boie 1560 '""'"°'~""-'-,"'-'-'-"---·I •L;~~:.;.:;,.:;,:.,;;~1 1.,...;;"';.;';;'i<'c''c94~";;';:';;00~Co;;,I happen wt1cn you Ford Rd, Goll course Cfasslfied department Costa Mosa, CA Retail S •les pe rs on '" TOP DOLLARS PAID aClvl'111!.c your home View. pool. prkg, & and lake edventage of loF•o=uon'd~Mc,c,.~5c,c,c1 ~pC0C'"c1 1 92628·15(i0 FT, 10 sell ladles & For Records, Jazz. for sale'" ou1 1ennls. $2000. Lae our7~r:..w:2•~0•0o7•8clatr Siamese @ Flrsl & Fax (714) 831-7246 mens spo11swear. Sountraclls, Etc ... Saturd;;iy noal E<stuto 714-640-5274 fernleal at Deina. Caul---------Upscale c11an1eL e . '~~ c au Mike 845-7505 Supplomont! attar 8pm 875-5427 Only eio;per 'd need ~ 9 •Homes o f th• BLUFFS RENTALS Donn• can Margarett HB Counselor apply. Nwprt 8ljach. &:. Col "111" WANTED Week dlsplny ads 3bd 2.SBA 52100. 714·852-8089 Picnic Table. Reas. Can't seem to get to an those repalt jobs around the house? let Iha Claaslfl•d Service Directory help you find reliable help. 842·5078 GOod JObo rellabl• MrYlces Interesting things to buy tr'salU.. Wert day lnCla.m.d 842:-11878 Th• Communlly Marllel Place. C1s1sllled 842·15878 Rooms, apartments, homes Classified can sa!lsty '""' housing needs. ~. slarl at lusl $891 Ba rbara Sen regret WANTED 2726 LOST Artllt palelte ,T(ml~ t.o.; 642-3228. *•*"** Realtors 844-0195 & b1u1h near South WH -•Open House Baylronl late August. ITTIER Telemarkellng _,.,. II II I .SI Lido late Home 4 +3. LAWS • WANT•D TO BUY s ng• or HOUSE OR APT 714/995·7573 CHOOL Start $11/HR ii& ~ ' U P"'YS lo at1ver1 lse New crpt So. patJo. BA NE I I I Pott A k d in 1ho best local S2900mo. Yrly. BUI 2 l!:DEDt + ncenl vea ery oo woo , G Al In Coton• d•I M•r'----------11 Career opportunity. Rosevllle, Bauer, Real Estato Soc1ion rundy tr 675-8161 1• Part Time C II K Fl h or Lagun• B••ch HEALTH & Top upandlng ata na, ay nc, ;;irounal Npl No•lh Condo 28• C lh gao-a939 Student -'Id Counster a..,._ ... ,_ El T 0 II • 'I .. • FITNESS 3000 Mortgage Co. In Paintl~ • --c... op o ar Call your Ad~er11s1ng Oeck. gar, ate, Ip, all li"!:~:o.;:~~~~:":!~li.ii.ii;iiii:i;;;;;;;;;;;i;iiiill lrvlne. Unllmlled a--'-e.__.._ 073·0223 Roproso11t111tve appl. n/t, n/p. Avl now Renl•I Garage ·tor Wnlttl1r l1w School ~ .--••"'iA'• Sell your extra household items in CLASSIFIED Todoyll s12so 310-391·156! cla1slc car, occ:a1lonal Cos1a Meta, Cslll. career potenlla1 !or 40~ Lisa CosenJ:• acca11 , 10'• 20· Nl!W, SAfEft 20 Hours per week. outgoing , self· Call 642-5678 71 4/574-4249 ••OCUN VU lmmac N.B. OI' CdM 723-4007 CAHCER Treatments: Wage level com-motivated Individuals JI l.lsa Rlv•r• "Br 2.5 Ba 3·Cer Gar. "S urvivors' Medfcal menaurate with ex· Interested \n 1elesales. ,.. FREE TO YOU 6022 714/574-4252 New crpt/roof. S3llOO. Responslble Prof0I Ne wa ." Ou.-rterly P•rlence. Coun1•I Call Rachel @ ~========~I W:"~'f.of,>•~·io:~0=4~0-~0f.0f<0~4il female seeking 1 BR reports on 1811-toxlc 1tudent• to fin. lid 714/800-0230 Balboa Newport , Realty, Inc. mPERlY MANAGEMENT 7f40 CORONA DELMAR 1022 417 1/2 ORCHID 3bedroom a .5bath velllt~ cell•, d1••m kU, ¥\'9t bar, 2·c•t "*' BNft M•rV ,..rvar·Agt 7t4•7J3..,,.4 t4 or 714·11•1201 fl'•o•r POU1'TAIN VAUll' 1034 watertront Upgraded In NB. Can afford up drugs •nd treatmen11. end debt mgmt. and No eicper nece11ary. 3 + 2.5, in·door Jae. 2· lo !375/monlh. Plea1e L • I • at m e d I c • I determine ellglbltlly Paid 1rslnlng. ingl gar, built-In 68-q, c•ll 846-2427 advence1. RePorllng ol 1tudenta for You wlll 1ucc .. d l frig, •Ink & llra-pll on by and for suMvlng lo•n•: prapere lln. P•llo. Yearly Lease. c•nc•r pall9'111t. An-&fd award lel\ers: 53500. ownerJAgl nua l Sub1crlpllon : C•111fy loan eppa.: 5e2-!M3·2860 COMMERCIAL SS0.00. Sun1lvora, Box process loan checks REAL ESTATE 211 , Mllwood, NY and report• 10 1en- 10548 CAL•SCAN dors 9nd guarantor•: •••l•l In eritrsnce/ EMP~OYMENT SERVICES 5533 AP""TMENTS 1 ~,,.,c:-,-,-,.-----l•!!!~'!'!'!~~'!'·•ll eiclt Interviews. Must M••••M ""' I'. h a v e t horough Pl•aM be aware 1hal 1,f•O•R•R•E•NT•••• IBUSINESS OPPJCB 10P•E•a•S•O•N•A•U.•S••l1 ~~\~'1(0ac;,' :1! ~h:0~·~:: r~q~~~! ~~t 1• POR RENT 2769111 Q'ema. Good Inter• lo call • 900 number lrno:T:ilUii<&;;i;;;l;~;;;ill;;;;i;i;;io;;;li;;i;;i11 _______ _;c.__ll per 1on1 1 l'tllla . In which there la a COSTA M:!SA 2624 O.M. Corn ma rcla l SCHOOLS 6 ~or~~~. k~~:.~~ ctiarga per minute. space 10 .tlsre, gr••t s-.Tltl• IV wan and fin, • 1 ooo•a POSSl8LB. 1878 • Up 1 • 2br locatlon on 1flh s1.1,IN••'•AU•CTl•O•N••31i0&1•2ll aid aottware, soma TYl'INQ, eonagH neat e.aen. C•ll Oatt TOdayt 1• knowlecfiJe 01 Un••• P111-11me. At home. Move -I n S P•cl•ll I004ff.81N ,.,,'2TIO Sp•nlah Prenoh & and/or PC Fapa d.. 1•88~~~0,:';~;~00 7'14'848·2421 ll .. l•n •6 ES\JTOEFI. aired. 3 yrs. ptlor nn. • Id. T .. 1a 9 ~iHIJ2b• Trlplell COM a. AP a 11ams, Xlnl •Id e11p•r. praf'd, lor Mallngt. CAL•SCAN Upetalr• unit, baklony, MEICIAL rMtf\od•. 497•3973 lb0r 0riv"•"ll"'N""M'"-•"N"=T'll new Clll)tl, ps/nt. a. PIOPUTY 2778 Send r•sum1 lo: .' ... n.'••••••illlll:=:::::=:::::::::::--ll .ro••· Now 01rtng lo car gar, • 1• your ar1s. 111,000- Scott Pl•c•. H4-168$. •mall otrlo• Bul~dlng MIMIERSHJ.PS Hum:~~~o~~c:es, $. a ' 0 0 0 . c • 'I Lov•lf ~ tba, ..... SM/L.HH. Xlnt CM 3018 .... 00 .. 1~-0•1• gatld comm., trig avl Loe ~ re~ '••••••llilliiiili 11 Whtttler s... Sohool w . J-400 tor current 1841.mo 1 11-4000 7'14-Tl3"'4000 ·11 333JH•rborlfvd. 'lders/, County, CltY Kletn Property Mngt. eott-leo.GaOO * Ce .... r Cau. y,.,,.. CotMI !HM, CA1212t .. B\at• ll•ta. LOV•LY Ct•an 28r farabfe Mam"'11'1~. CAL!80AN 2aa e·a. a.,./OJ>eMJ, ~. ig.~~ No ptlQM ca111,,...... NNo•a*nif!.!!!,iliCI tp, dw, frig, wtd. au ..... •• a 1-;;::;::;;:;;::;:;;:;;~I -· noo no pet•. 11100/fM. .,.,....__,,. ic.,.t; ... , l•rwle• TO 1900 W••kly +llOO ha. 14641 .. JlllllllQ 1------·lf ff# ODM knsurarl09 P°'9fdtel PrOQeMlftO iieWifreftli•ilali-IMJ'LO'lllDT OftlN ".1D-4000, ~:'!•-,:ur~~..,r.~j no. 111A. •nc10MO ..... ...........,. t 111 , ....... -· WtlO --· "· ------·- ..... ,,,, MGllll1 -.c..o..... ...... ........... 1& ..... I .. -... -•.;;:-.::a.; • STARTING ANEW BUSINESS!? • • • • • • • • • • • • • Th< ltf!t/ o.p.o-"' ""Atil.! Pifttt;,"""""' ~ "' "'""'""" " ,,.., tmlia """' •nulJ>le "' ,,.., fNsiw. WI-will"""' SEARCH tlx -for JO""''"'°""'~ -'-JO"~ ,;,,,, ,,,,J"" trip Jo"" a-,. in S-.An& ~ tf-4for"" .,r:/, ;, t:tnnJ>l-1"" """Ji",..,, jiditiow-...-1 , _,,,with""°"""" Cid. JMINiJ> ona" uttttlt fefaw_.. 41,.,,,..,.., '-"-'ti,,,, Ji",_-.;-ef publialtion 111iJl11ht °"""" a.It. r""7 f"'-J/IJP., 1'J Ji" JOll1 foliti Kf ....... , I :-di t/x lWj l'ilttt. 330 W. Btty St, C-Ma ,.,... .... :.i ,.. .. "'"' (114) 6a/32J-'"" wiJl,,.. •.•• -1w,.. ,,.,,. 6 '"""""' .If""'*" '-""lfWt'tr, t' .. ,.., .. •-'"" ,,,;//., _ ... ,_,...,,,,.. GJw.,,_wi ·• , ' . TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1997 •• 9075 MAZDA eus nuCJtS IZ20 YOl.ISWAGIJf 1135 e1S:. ly CHARt.ES GOREN wtth OMAR SHARtf and TANNAH HIRSCH .,...•9e Ponl Pr.-. LX •e4 MPV '81 RAM M .,N I.OW mU••· •• .,. Full POW•r Sh•ll. AllOyt, AC clHn, tuuv loade4 c101547/I02643) (P01"Mnoo100> S"700 940-'882 tt2,H5 174e9 To~ot• of Toyota of '84 Vane9.,. ftUO bOOk S5200 Hlr.lng MIOO. $NSk ml, 20k on f new engine. Ore•t Condi (714) 17~54589 .. Huck f!IM•1 c:r-..ot • Br9lk In fie ldofl * •i2 iiii~ .... Huntlnttton haoh Huntlnet4"' a..ch ~~d~~~ :!r:J:y 714/947 .. a5s --7-,9-1;8-N..,.:s"""7.,,..:a-•_,,:-•-MISC. AUTO 9245 a hend be did not like, elthouah 112,soo 1$14809 --------i S1.1s>« low mu ... ~~tlulky 72~ ldlOol DOWN \ Do clerical worlc 2 Fortatend 3 ~tateln 4 Tries NORTH •GI 01&4 o QJ 102 •AQ8 2 WEST ' EAST •AQ l 0 98 •Vold 0 9 832 0 10 • OA84 OK 987&S here he had aood r .. eon to enter •ea Mu•t.,.. Cotw SU'IAlU 9200 5 apd, auper cl•an the euction. We9t ·could ~ bellev• Sup•r low mr; load.CSlliiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil <10130l/3882") the fortunate ium ol event.I, •pe-for 1ummer fun I 17995 ciall1 wben Tommy ren f'rom (our t8••• '83 GL Wegon While. Tovot• of hear t• doubled to (our apadea. (200440/14"64) Good reliable Irena· Huntington •••oh Weet'• double made the walla trem· To~ota of por1atlon. Good cond. 714-847 .. 555 Huntington .. aoh $800 873·2741 blne plQ did oot take very long. 7141847 .. •95 -------1VOLl(SWAGEN 9235 Aa fer a1 Tommy wa1 concerned, '93 T•uru• aw V8, TOYOTA 9 210 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Sl!IZED CAR S fflllOM 1175. Porachea, Cadillac• Chevye, BMW'S, Cor· vettea. Also Je•pt, 4WO'a, Your are• . Toll Frff 1..S00-218·9000 Eict.A-5139 for current ll1tlngs CAL•SCAN 5 ~rise wln09f CS ·a mom •K •109743 SOtrm •KJ874 8 OAKQJ O Votd •J85 the auction made the play of tbe AT, AC, CC, pw, POL. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil'80 Rabbit Conv. band an open book. T he openin1 107k ml, drk grHn. '79 Cl!LICA Lltlback. Black /w gray top,•--------- clian>bnd lead WU ruffed in hand. tint wd, very clean. atlck. atereo cass. 5 lpffd, Auna good ANTIQUES a 7 Ms. Gardnertl 8 Cdogrle "-hvt 9 faify11k• 0 1881.U.....F-~ Three hiah heuta were caahed. and ~5~~ 1911 ~2.~1°3 Good Ilana. Reg. 4/98 Sl.300 Iv msg 631-6673 CLASSICS the fourth heart w .. ruffed on the $850 obo•831·0757 9250 10 Some L.ondonera 11 Jal -12 Abundant 13 Shaker Ind mover 30 Use the scale 32 Fragtanee 33 Rusll1n bellel 34 Public outburst 39 Repaired areas 55 Povclle1 58 Hornble 57 -out dlstrtbute The bidding: tflble. Another di•mond rufT Wal '94 BSCORT aw '98 CoroU• DX rotlowed by a d ub to the ace and a PS/AC 4DR, low mllea, .... ,_ .. di•-ond ru.. (101534/117443) Y1llU -~ u . ,8495 Toyota'• mo11 Declarer wu now down to three dependabl• earl and cl .. _ d h d th Tovota ot WEST NORTH No room left In the garage for the car? •es MaMratl Bl·turbo. Red w/tan Interior. Extremely nice! ssooo. 631~2996. 21 Makes lace 23 Lounge around 25 Barbie Of Ken 27 Silly comedy 28 Language of a 41 Famous designer 42 Fiiiing with lury 4S Pilcher 59 -Frla• Arizona rtver 60 Type of call 61 Wnter - Stanley Gardner EAST SOln'R So H Pue •o p-•• Pua P ... P ... 8NT Dbl Pua Dbl . Pu11 trumps two uue an a e Huntington •••ch (101233/361875) fir11t eight tricka In tho bank, while 714·847-8555 $10,995 A call to RENT West held five trump1. West was Tovot• of c laHlfled can forced to ruff the jack of clube and •---------Huntington Beach Nolan -47 Ct. worker 50 Spread out 51 Carelully 53 8tloppirig return 8 trump into Tommy's bold· GEO 9080 __ 7 _1_418_•_7_-8_5 _5_5_, ____ h_•l_P _____ th_r_ou_g;...h_c_la_s_sl_fl_ed __ r~ 29 Ctlanoe color of .., 64 Sound of lhe tame? Opening lead: A~ of O ing. Tommy won with the jack and liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .. -------------exited with hUi remaining club, rorc- 65 Corn cnb 10 11 3 mg West into another endplay with the r uff. When Tommy won the forced trump lead with the king, the defendeni were limited to three trump trick11! '94 PAIZM Auto, P/S, AJC #101339/027555 $8,795 Tovot• ot Huntington a .. ch (7t4) 847·85515 It was a conatant 1ource of amazement al the club that, despite Trump Coup Tommy's exrlo1t.s over the yeara, there were 111.tl ml'mbcrs who thought that a trump stack wa11 au.ITlcient grounds to wield the axe. They paid a Rtecp price for ignoring Tommy's strong" talent for becoming a pasteboard genius when faced with a bad trump hn•ak. Trus was I.be latest exnmple Learn to b e a better bridle pla yer! Su6acr ib e n ow t o t&e ,_H_O_N_D_A----9-0-8-5 Goren Brldf e Letter by oallln1 (800) 788-1215 for Information. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Preempting in fron t of Tommy was a waste of effort Ii<· never Row MOTORCYCLES CADILLAC Or write to: Goren Bridp Let- ter, P.O. Bos «10, Chicago, m 60680. 9040 CHEVROLET 9045 SCOOTERS 8 0 18 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '84 BIARRITZ New '9 0 ZR1 VETTE '90 CIVIC AC, ca1aette, low miles #200675/570835 $8,495 TOYOTA OF HUNTINGTON BEACH (714)847·8555 '93 Suzuki Intruder. 1400cc. Cobro plpos. cust wndshld, rack, 1 t K mi. Mint Condi $4950 714·645·0490 11ros & battery. Needs All Options. King of HYUNDAI 11ansmlssion work the Hiii. One Owner. 9090 S750 5 4 8·1 9 40 Red/Rod. Four new iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii :-······-------------------. D YIS,SIU. MY CAR AUTOMOBILES '93 Cadillac ETC lites S35,000. Call '89 Hvundal Son•t• No r1 h st e r . v 8 . ~,,....,,-:-<7_1_4.,.> _7..,,60,....·_1.,.58_0..,,..._ QLS 4dr, power, A/C, 10.1.Jcd. blk/w'blk •ge Monte Carlo Z34, real clean, must sell. rc:ilhcr, sunroof. Boso blk/blk leather, sun· $2450 •723·1504• C/0 sound chrome roof. chrome wls, lint. v.ls GM ext war· alnrm, ext. warranty. --------- rant,-64k ml, loaded, 28k ml . JEEP 9110 S21k obo B42·5612 S17k obo 842·56t2liiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiBiiMWiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9iiO 3ii0 CHEVROLET 904 5 ~==~=========~~~~==~==~~~~~~~~~~~==:!-J'88 325••. 5·spd. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -whl/red. full pwr. spo1t '04 CAPRICE '98 Tahoe 4x4 4-0r Monochromatic Red Loaded! lnclds: Lthr, moon rool, cd, perfect condl Assumable Lease . No Cash '88 Chero kee Red 4x4. tow pckg, orig -owner, xlnt cond, new tires $5800 673·0244 pkg. new tires. good CLASSIC Run your ad in the Newport Beach Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the Huntington Beach Fountain Volley Independent to .._ Cr.tit Card O MC ~ DAM X .._ ______ E.p __ _ Noedod. 721 ·1123 -LEXU--S----9-1-1-5 cond. Orig owner. Auto, PS. AC $4100. 714·536·7515 101250/110924 $2,495 Tovota Of FORD 9075 ,97 LS 400 '89 :t02 Ultra Sun Udo Isle Pvt Dock. up Newport Isle Approx BUI CK 9035 Huntington Beach liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1 I.ow miles. Xlnt Condi Runner TWln Volvo to 85tt, water/electtlc. 18' aide tie. Pwr/water.liiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiii ___ 7_,,1,..,.4..,·,...,8,,..4,,,..7 ... ·,..,8...,5...,,5,..5_ • '94 Explorer• Tek• Over L•••• Penta 271. Low hours. Very aecuro. 673·7677 $100/mo. 642·9CS66 '84 C ENTURY CLASSIFIED Edqle Bauer. 4x2, 759·5427 After 7pm Lo~ecl w/xtraal Sur· Lo Miles 11 s tho resource you loaded, phone inc., veyed within last 30 Newport &av Side Tl• Up 10 36'· 1540624/1015&8 can count on to sell a Xlnt cond., all recordsi---------day.. $33K °' reuo~ Boat allp1 In amall Power, water, atorage. $3,895 myriad of merchan· provided. $15,500 MAZDA 9125 able ofter 7f50..e837. privet• matlna on Via East Bay Front, Uttte Tovot• Of c11!;0 ltcm5, because 724-4751 eve. 64~12 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Udo. From S1~S18tt .. __ 1_51_an_d ___ 8_7_5_·5_1_1_0 Hunt~n ton Beach our columns compel Why pley Hide 'N ·- POWBR BOATS MARINE SLIPS MARINE SLIPS 7012 DOCKS 7022 DOCKS 7 0 22 reach over 1 00 ,000 homes. Fax us this form with your credit card # or mail it in with a check today! Run for o week! If your car does not sell we'll run it #oA lo DAI. Y Pt.OT X10 w ......... C--CA ntl7 '7"1~<>AAXCTl~6'1-4 ,,..._~()o/i.j ..... 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