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Home My WebLink About1997-10-10 - Orange Coast PilotI • Comeback kid Amanda Arthur heads Pilot's annual influential list 1 Amllnda Al'thw, 18, West New- port. currently in Cowan Heights ... Newport Harbor High cheerleader who captured the community's heart after a tragic car accident on Irvine Avenue in May put her in a coma for two months ... Spoke her first words since the accident on Aug. 9 and continues to get better ... Suffers from brain stem damage and memory loss ... Fund-raising efforts-are JMylng for her stay at Meridian Neuro Care ... D~ perately wants to return home ... Loves •Beverly Hill 90210, • babysitting her cousins ... Enjoys fash- ion and sewing ... Has doll collection and shoe passion ... Her recovery is con- sidered by many to be a miracle, an answer to thousands Ofpr.,.n ... .,...... .... ,.... 2LelghStelnbMw; 47, Corona del Mir ... Possibly the most Influential man In NFL; sports agent to the elite of the elite ... Troy Aikman and Steve Young among his superstar clients ... Helped Jeff George ink lucrative deal wft.h it.lders ... Also has tiniest dlent in Kerri Strug ... Inspiration for Aaldemy Award-nom- lneted movie •Jerry MagUlre• ... Hosts one of the ~coveted Super Bowt JMrtles In the nation ... Sneaks out to see movies to break tension of con- trlCt negotiations ... Cal grad .•. Married with two sons •.• LMt ,...... ....... 20 3 ...... ..,,.. '°"' 71, Newport Beach ... Last Novem- ber appointed sec:tt- tary of child develop- ment and education by Gov. Pete Wilson, overseeing all educ.a- tion issues, biggest being statewide d~ size reduction ... For- mer county supervisor, state senator and assemblywoman, school board member and teacher ... So well- respected she has things named after her while she's stlll IJy.. Ing: a Laguna Niguel elemenury school, the CdM High Olympk pool ... Married, three children. seven grand- d\lldren ... Last ,...... '-*'"8:27 4DoMWar.n.65, Linda Isle ... Chair-s= . .,"CWI\ 74. 6 Unda Mook. 55, Santa Ana ... tn man of the Irvine Co. Peninsula Point ... Cur-second year as presi- ... Worth an esttmated rently celebrating the dent of Newport-Mesa $2.5 billion, making 30th anniversary of Federation of Teachers him the 52nd richest South Coast Plaza, the ... Led the effort at man in the world ... 2.65 million-square-the bargaining table Continues to be mas-foot global village for a 7" raise for ter builder -· Recent that Is so coveted by local teachers ... projects: Newport retailers that Hermes Planned a ~•ming Coast (his aown jew-waited 20 years to conference to bring el), University erect Its storefront ... teachers and classified Research Par1c adja-A founder of the Per-employees together ... cent to UO, Oak forming Arts Center Taught at Corona del Creek gotf course, The and major contributor Mar High School for Colony luxury apart-to South Coast Reper-27 years ... Owns two ments In Newport tory ... Combs the quarter horses ... Just Center, the expansion streets of Miian, Paris fell In love with kayak· of successful Irvine and London with Ing ... Creates stained Entertainment Center wffe, Renee, hunting glass windows and ... Big UCI and carrech for exotk retail outlets light catchers for fami- donor ... Former he might lure to Costa ly and friends ... Mar- Marine ... U of Wash-Mesa ... Stanford grad rled to a high school lngton grad ..• avid ... Private, but socially teac:her. one daughter skier, single ... a...t active ... I.Mt ,_,.. ... LMt,..,..,... ,......,.._1 ,.....2 lng:M 7Georwe~ 60, Hwbor Island ... Multi-millionaire industrialist who's viewed in political cir- des as one of Orange County's most power- ful ... Spent $1.8 ml~ lion of his own money supporting controver- slal El Toro Airport Int- tiatives ... Was one of Richard Nixon's close friends ... Travels abroad with such dig· nitaries as Henry Kissinger ... Republl- can Insider but lnde- pendent enough to have supported Willie Brown ... Grandson of Greek Immigrant ... Used to own the SYt- tte Mariners and Air- cal alrilnes ... Unrm*-llMI,.... I nfluence is a curious commodity, one that is measured less in wealth or position than in change, leadership, risk-taking and, sometimes, sheer inspiration. The Daily Pilot 103 -the annual listing of the most influential in Newport Beach and Costa Mesa -is a web of inspiring and remarkable stories. There's the onetime kindergarten teacher who's now the state secretary of education. There's the former Rose Parade queen who's become a respected environmen--- talist. There's the senior citizen ~ . ::: 7.:.::.1:.,';;'~·:== tiop~ " cans so that he can help fund \[ school scholarships. o, And, of course, there's the 18-IJli.-..:..._ ~ . year-old former cbeerlea.der -~ whose indomitable will to live, to go home, to see just one more day is so inspiring that some deem it to be nothing short of a miracle. But bow to decide who wields the most influence? That's the challenge we faced in compiling the fifth annual Daily Pilot 103. We checked our sources, called up community leaders, talked with readers, conferred with our reporters and scanned the list from past years. It's important to remember that the list is intended to be taken in the spirit of fun. It is not meant to offend or cause hurt. No doubt we left many off the list who deserved to be there. And we proba- bly included some who might raise an eyebrow here and there. The best presaiption, we think, is to read, enjoy and let us know what you think. You11 find the rest of the 103 llsttngs Inside • -the editors 9eora Newmlll\ g awts Cox. 45, 1 ~Budry Pat.hi, 44,Newport Newport Beach ... 9, Santa Ana Beach ... Runs Ne~ Fifth-tenn Republican ... Retired lumberyard port Center-based congressman, 47th d is-supervisor ... Collects government relations trict ... As chairman of cans at Costa Mesa consulting company ... Republican policy High School and City of Newport committee he Is fifth. Orange Coast Coll~ Beach's key consultant highest ranking mem-and giyes proceeds to CS 15,000 monthly bill) her of House leader-charities and a scholar- on fight for a com-ship ... led the H~ ship fund at OCC ... mercial a irport at El delegiltion to Calcutta Active member of the Toro ... Helped fOf' Mother Teresa's Newport Harbor smooth the way fOf' funeral ... Assigned to Lutheran Church ... Irvine Co. in develof> investigate Fllegate Named Citizen of the Ing forthcoming Coro-Issue ... Ge<wge Will's Week by KNX·AM na del Mar Plaza ... personal favorite to radio ... Was an hon- Defining moment of be Bob Dole's vice orary associate of arts career was helping presidential running degree recipient at get the early '80s Fun mate in 1996 ... Setwd OCC in June ... Likes Zone renovation as attorney In Reagan fishing. basketball, through government White House •.. Mar-walking in the mom- approvals ... Married ried. two childm, ... Ing and sometiriles ... Spends most free Uses transcontinental going to the trade to time raising son and flights to pl-v with •bet on the ponies• ... daughter ... ""'-*ed kids -· '-t,...... Bachelor ............. a.t,.... ....... 22 a.t,_r Bayside /Jr. Ill l•rtllllll 84, Olll 11«1 solllA of Pacific Coast HilfJ .. ' . ' Pavtnons Place • a• A11111ill!llJ • Slp!Jrl ~ carol Klein Fine Jewelry' \; ''-1:. . ' • . ' ,. ' . •••tb•ll;aff canter. E astblu/f Dr.pf! l4""6ne Rt/. , ' Hughes FamllY ltlarUt • PUccllll Rlistotantil ' • h•rhor ' • ' SanJ~iilHilb ·Rd• andSatt.Mipi/Dr. . . ' . ·•. . Getson's Market • Thrifty DruG • Newport Sfati'.008nl • Pick Up SJlx ' Son Ali[Jle/Dr: Ir/ Forti Rd. 1Jlal Toucti • CrownAce Haldwat11 , newport north oenter · ' MacArtAur .Blod. qt.Biso11 Chalnpagne's Mlltl8t and l .. • • ' .. . + • " . · . • . . • • • . . • . . . . . '.• . . . . . ' • I ~; 1 l ~ . . . . . '.• ' ' ' ' ·, : " . . ' ' ' . . ' " . . " ' ' ~ ~ AllllllUlnt• a t1sri11l F1111bt • CDufllt .... ,_ . . Marco .......... Tk•trJay, Ocfo~et ·16th, ·1qq7 . ;:1e t<s t:1e r· rn.af CtvrtaJ Co•tf 1111 f>eat .ftteet • Coria Mesa • ~ot lnfottnallon caU 714•771•1141 ? THE EVENIN4 WILL INCLU1?E: et,,GtiGt'JCG t)liJ'itJG ftorn Ot.at'JAG Co1tnty's ttneif tGifalltanfr' @ .l'arnr''"a of rtGtni1trn Ca,ifotni.a JVinGtlG! anJ RGaiona' rnicto-btGJVGtlG! @ of thG · ot.J Mr 'Gt OtchGstt.a A f i,Gnt A1tctf on f'eptllht1f1 f'.ab1t,OltJ! itGrn! . J'llch ~ a lhf to NGJV l'ot~ anJ mote! ., I ,i91 1Ndy0Nlg ....... . •I 63, Costa Mesa ... On :lptes. Consolidated Water •J>fstrict board for 10 YffrS, ;~ed as president twice ... •}ought tooth-and-flail : 'lllgalnst consolidation, Jet- • lfng often to Sacramento ... :1'.s president. brought pro- ·lesiionalism to the board ... .;teadfast and honest ... :~rew up in Germany dur-·1'°'9 World War II ... "Never : 4)ke for granted the right ·lo vote or the meaning of '.oCtie word freedom" ... Mar- }ted, three kids ... Qw.nked last YHr • 12 levetfy by, 58, Laguna Beech •.• Olalrperson of tntematlon- al Bay Clubs, Inc .... Hold- ings Include the revered Balboa Bay Oub ... Host of Senior PGA Tour event each March at Bay Club- owned Newport Beach Country Club ... Helped save event this year after squabbles with former organizers threatened the tour stop ... Supervising $30 million Bay Club expansion ... Owns antique shop ... Just taken up golf ... Last year'• rllNdng: 1J 13=~ Beach ... Rabbi at Tfmple Bat Yahm for 20 yurs ... leader in Reform Judaism has brought renowned speakers to his congrega- tion, Including the late Yltzak Rabin, Henry Kissinger and, on Feb, 22, 1998, Shimon Peres ... His Temple Bat Yahm Untversl· ty for study of Judalca gets off the ground next month ... Married, with five chil- dren ... Loves baseball ... Last y..n '-*lng:2A 14 .......... 53. NeWport eo.st ... Eighteen-year Irvine Ranch Water District dlre(tor who helped engineer friendly tAkeover of Santa Ana Heights Water Co., despite Mesa Consolidated objec- tions ... AJso developed plan -ultimately thwart- ed -to dump "recyded water,• as he calls It. into the Back Bay ... Ran unsuc- cessfully for both Congiess and st.te Assembly ... Salls, Roflerblades, swims ... Mar- ried, two children ... Unr-*ed last yew 1 ~ ............ ,, .. ~7,UndaW. ... Nation's top Mere.des dealer _. McMd Fletlcher Jones Motorars frOm out·.- of·the-w~ Dow Stnt.t locatJon to sprlWflng new Jamboree bid buHding wftti aft the amenities- putttng grwn, coffee bar, computw work statJons ... Also owns a home and c.ar dealerships In Las Vegas ... Daughter gr~uated from USC this yur ... 8o11S, sportflshes, KlJba dives ... Jimmy Buffett fan ... lat yar's ....... :M 11!.JolutO'W\71, 47~.·==~ USanta Ana 'Heights ... ~I RV tycoon ($3 billion In Newport Beach Confwf'enc:a annual sales) and phllan-6 VisitoB Bureau president inr-i.. n. .. and wife Don-... Led the dty In hosting oa, -;;;;;; half ~Ir, 1he Toshiba Senior Classic Income to ctiarlty) ... golf tournament and the Esoped past year In good Davis Cup tennis touma- heatth after several stays in ment ... Continued to the hospital ... Folksy and pump up the city's tourism ~en ... Serves on Industry, which brought In Orange County Fair board an estimated $17 million In ... Owns one of biggest sales tax last year ... Loves yachts -The Bounder -walking, running. working In Newport Harbor ... Loves out ... Married longtime to drive RV across country boyfriend this year ... Two (now on month-long trip) sons, Jeff and Gregg ... ... Llllt yew's ..... Ing: Jt • Llllt plll"s r-*-"'F 15 HAUNT• I THE WORLD'S B•ST PUMPKIN PIE IS H•RE Open Daily, 6am -6 :30pm •Closed Sundays 427 E. 17th St, Costa Mesa (By WherehOuSC Recordsl 646-1440 FREE SURFBOARD GIVAWAY CONTEST ENTER TO WIN KAYAK'S HALLOWEEN SHORT BOARD IXP.10111 19s~~ Executive director of Share Our Selves, a Costa Mesa ~verty relief organization ... Largest agency for direct aid -food, medical, finan- ci,al -in Orange County with a S 1.4 million budget and more than 400 volun- teers ... Ninety-two cents of every dollar goes direct- ly to the poor ... Also chairs diverse coalition on wel- f jl(e reform in the county ... Married, with five chil- dren, one grandson ... Last year's ranld"i: 3 2" John Huffman, 57, VNewport leach ... Senior pastor of St. Andrew's Pr~byterlan Church In Newport Beach ... Church ranks among nation's leaders In member- ship, attendance, giving and missions ... But, Huff- man notes, "Statistics don't particularly_impress Him" ... Chairman of the board of World Vision U.S., which raised $303 million this past year ... Married, one of his three daughters died in 1991 of Hodgkin's disease ... Last year's ranking: 37 21 ........... 57, l.Aguna Niguel ... Fifth District suf)ef\'lsor, appointed by Gov. Wiison last December ... Fierce opponent of commerdal airport at El Toro ... Retired Rockwell lntematlonal administrator. served In Air Force ... Has picture of Upper Newport Bay on office wall, big supporter of dredging effort ... Wrfe died of cancer In 1988, he remarried in August .. . Pennsylvania native ... One son, currently In U.S. Navy ... Unni'*ecl last ,..... eERSONAL TRAINING • SPINNING® • AEROBICS • YOGA • STRENGTH TRAINING • ' £>\RDIAC REHAB • EXPERT PERSONABLE STAFF • MEDICALLY-ESTABLISHED PRINCIPLES • eRIVATE HEALTH CLUB PARKING • LIMITED CHILD CARE AVAILABLE TO MEMBERS . S4afu-Uft : =Fitness Center 631-3623 IN WESTCUFF SHoPPIHG CENTER AT IRvtNE AVE. & 17TH 8T. IN NEWPORT BEACH 220..M9dt1ano, 57, Dover Shores ... ~of The Arches, dean of Mariner's Mlle and pr& ident of the Newport Beach Restaurant Atsocl• tlon ... Chairman of the ' Newport Harbor Area Olamber of Commerce, personally selected new necktie from At Ease for the Commodore's Club ... Outspoken, gracious, wry sense of humor ... Owns four Harleys, spent summer riding cre>ss<ountry with girlfriend ... LMt,....... ....... 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I.Mt,.... ...wing: 61 . 24 Ir.I llumt. S4, :~Beadl ... Brought the Davis Cup to his P•llsades Tennis Oub In Newport Beach ... Paceset· ter among Newport-Mesa tennis leaders ... His Ideas, promotions. special events and dub management policies are the standard ... Members rave about his innovatfve computer matchmaking system ... Has several pros as mem- bers, Including Lindsay Davenport ... Married, three children ... LMt yew's .... Ing: 17 2 5 Chudc Smith. 70, Newport Beach •.• leader of America's third- largest Protestant congr ... gation. calvary Chapel of · COSU Mesa, wltti 25,000 famllles ... Known affec· tlonately as "Pastor Chuck" ... His wortc has spawned more than 500 churches around ttle world ... Huge Internet presence ... Con-· ducts mass baptisms in · CdM's Pirate's Cove ... Leads trip to Israel each year ... Married, with four chil- dren, several grandchildren . .. LMt yMl's ranking: 17 2~ ..... ~.44. VDcMr Shores ... Newport 8ffch city man- •' ... Led city through two twd-won. long- fought blttles this year: securing fuf\dlng for Back Bay dredging and pushing for county supetVlsors to move fOtWard with plans for a commercial airport at El Toro Marine base ... Wof'k.at\olic ... During rare down tin)e likes to play golf, spend time with kids ... Married, two daughters ··' L.-t ,...... ranking: 21 ctator: AWARD OF EXCEUENCE Uttle Bi.t 0£ Italy 27 0.-Santoyo, 34, Anahetm Hills ... A role model for local youths ·-Raised In Costa Mesa, •ttended Estancia Hlgh ... Has been executive direc- tor of Save Our Youth, a program for West Side teeps, almost since Its opening ... Adding about 75 more youths to Its schol· aoolp program this school year ... A newlywed, he's no longer one of Costa Mesa's most eligible bache- lors ... Enjoys cooking for his wife ... Last ye.r's r.WJng:19 28AllM Roeder, 46, Costa Mesa ... Hard- working. friendly city man- ager of Costa Mesa ... Has guided City Hall In the last year as officials made strides toward Improving four key service areas of the city: fire, police, public works and parks ... Helped lure Rockwell Internation- al, Costco and Whittier law School to town ... Loves his job ... Plays golf and skis ... Former water polo player ... Married this year ... Last yur's nlnk- lng: ,, 29aw-. ......... Newport ae.ct'I -· If you bump. set or spike In Newport Of CdM, this local volleyball honcho likely helped you hone your chops ... Second-year UCI men's coach Is also known as figurehead for Balboa Bay Club-based club pro- grams. which annually stock high school and co~ lege rosters with talent : .. A member of ua·s first bas- ketball team ... Daughter Kaili, 3, reportedly develop- ing mean jump serve ... Last~~'° 30Gery Hunt, 47, CorOM del Mar ... Executive vklt president of Irvine Co .... The publk face of Donald Bren ... Has been with his boss longer than any other employee ... The godfather of Orange Coun- ty polltla ... Recently raised $300,000 at Four Seasons dinner for Dan lundgren's gubernatorial campaign ... Has retreat in lake Arrow- head ... Married, two boys ... Involved In Corona del Mar High School Founda- tion ... Catholic ... Last yers ninkJng: 18 •. Custom Invitations &: Banners~'-~0--...., ~ • Party Goods • Helium Tank Rentals • Balloon Deliveries Open Mon-Sat 9am-6pm Sunday 10am-4pm 270 E . 17th St. Suite 12A Costa Mesa (Located ln Hillgren Square) 722-1803 31 Mac ......... 53, South Coast Metro ... Fifth-year superinten- dent of Newport-Mesa school district ... Oversaw expansion of class-size reduction to third grade and re-opening of two elementary schools ... National education figure ... Member of Harley Own- er's Group, but made the switch with his wife to red BMW R-1 100 RS's ... loves the orange peel shrimp at Golden Dragon restaurant ... Last yMr"s .-...1ng: 2• 32 lob Md a.wrty Lewis, 73 and 70 respealvely. Udo Isle ... Lovable local couple who captured horseradng fans' hearts as their Sliver Charm nearly won radng•s coveted Triple Crown -wins in the Ken- tucky Derby. Preakness Stakes and Belmont Stakes ... But the highlight of their year was celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary ... Own a beer distributorship in Pomona ... Spend most of their time travelling around the country to see their 40 horses in various races ... like to ski, spend Christmas at second home in Sun Valley, Idaho ... Granddaughter celebrated first birthday the day before this year's Kentucky Derby ... Three ~hildren ... Unranked last yew . 33 ~ ... 47, Newport Beach ... Owner of No. 1 real estate company In sales in New- port ~ach area ... Deflects credit to his Coast Newport Properties' 120 agents ... Started firm in 1990 with • four agents ... Former win- ner of Big Canyon Countr9 Club golf championship ... • Fired a 66 this yur at Big ' Canyon ... Key fund-raiser for Corona del Mar High Foundation ... 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Enjoys sailing, partkularly In his new Schodc Harbor 20 sailboat ... Also likes to golf, ski ... Graduated from Newport Harbor High School ... Mar- ried, one daughter .. . ~edlutyHr 36 Mike Md(M, 51, Emef'ald Bay ..• CFO and executive VP of the Irvine Co ..•. Came to com- pany three years ago as chief legal officer ... Showed numerous other talents, promoted to CFO ... Rising star inside the Irvine Co .... Formerly managing partner of Orange County office of Latham & Watkins ... Serves on several boards of directors, Including Cir- cus Circus' ... Big golfer (1 1 handicap) ... Married. two grown children ... Unranked IMt yHr 37 Mllrthll ...... 46 N~Beach ... ' President Newport-Mesa Unified School Board ... Former special education teacher ... Helped work a compromise between par- ents In reopening of Rea and Davis schools ... Works as community servke per- son at Entertainment Pub- lications ... On the board of Orange County Performing Arts Center ... Does needle- point every night ... Listens to talk radio ... Married, five children ... Unranked last yew ,. WAREHOUSE PRICES LUNCH DINNER BRUNCH BANQUETS Mon 10-71\J-Sat 9:30-7:30 Sunday 11-6 950 W. Coast Hwy, Newport Beach (across from Balboa Bay Club) 714•631•1212 -3425 PAID ADVERnSEMENT . Free Seminar at Beckman Laser Institute October 21 "in a maffer of moments and without an incision patients .. Howard Conn, M.D. UCI Chief of Ocular Ptastlc surgery Fellow Arnertcan SOclety of Ophthaknlc Plaltlc • ReconltNctlv• Surgery Pioneered Laser Surgery In 1978 In 1978 Dr. Conn was among the first physicians In the country to operate with lasers. Less than a decade later, he was again among the first physl- Dr. Howard Conn. Chief of Ocular clans to receive training In the use of Plasttc Surgery at the UCI College of the laser for cosmetic eyelid and Medicine. wtll present a highly lnfor-orbital surgery. Dr. Conn serves as a motive seminar at Beckman Laser medical consultant for the develop- lnstttute on October 21 . The topic. ment of laser technology to laser ·Look Years Younger.· will focus on manufacturers and trains medical the benefits of laser cosmetic eyelid professionals In the safety and use of surgery and laser skin resurfacing for the laser for cosn:ietlc eyelid surgery the removal of eyelid bogs, puffiness. and skin resurfacing. excessive skin, facial wrinkles. lines. Most Advanced Tech~· sun damaged skin, and dark aging • '""""VT · spots. These mlnlmally Invasive pro-Shorter Recovery Process cedures ore a perfect atternatlve for the sophisticated cllentele who want to look their best heal quickly, and feel a trodtttonol facelltt Is too drastic. Or. Conn a speclallSt In laser cosmet- ic eyeftd surgery and skin resurfacing Is a Fellbw of the prestigious Amertcan Society qf Ophthalmic PkJltlc and Reconstructlve Surgery. He II the orly Plosttc Surgeon who Is a Harvard trained General Surgeon, Johna Hopkins Wiimer lnstttute Board Certtfted Ophthalmologlst and ~ Balcom Palmer Eye Institute Fetfowshlp·Trolned Ocular Plast1c ~· Dr. Coon· s distinguished afflllattdr\ with the Beckman Laser Institute allows him to brtng to his pat1ents the most advanced technology In the fleld of laser cosmettc su(gery. He specializes In using the loser for the combination of cosmetic eyelld surgery and foclol skin resurfacing. His advanc ed laser techniques reduce recovery ttme for cosmetic eyelid surgery from weeks to day$. Within 24 hours patients can function. apply makeup, and even return to wor1< If they desire. Lowei eVeld ~ are removed In a matter Of minutes and wtthout a skin lndllon. At the same ttme tot, ~ and exc ... W9 skin from the upper ldl con bl gentty removed. and fCidal lnel. ~ and age IPOll ~ ~. lhi,_.ll a ........, ~~ac.OfN~ Ghd fQce. PQJWvll .. ,...,. ... ~~-···· -~ .......... .., . ..... md ... l . look well rested and years younger" A Wortd Class Ocular PlosHc Surgeon Dr. Conn's work Is published In numer- ous sclenttflc Journals and he hos authored many medic al textbook chapters. He Is a noted authority and teaches at universities. notlonal a cademies. lnternatlonal confer- ences and trains physicians around the wor1d In the techniques he has developed. Fellow physicians and medical professionals ore among his patten ts. Cosmetic eyelid surgery and loser resurfacing ore among the most popular cosmetic procedures today. It Is lmpcrtant to choose a doctor who Is not only o trained plost1c sur- geon, but one Who "ts a quollfled expert of. the eyes and the nerves and ttssue surrounding the eyes. A3 an Ocuta Plosttc Surgeon, Dr. Conn, Chief of Ocular Plastic Sufgery at UCI. Is one of the few dQctors In the coun- try who Is such an expert. His patients hall trom every continent. The ekr gance of Ns results hove earned him on lntemottonal reputation as o wortd cm eurgeon. LASER COSMETIC EYELID SURGERY FOR THE BUSY EXECUTIVE "No pain, and I was bock to work the next day. n Dr. Howard Conn's advanced loser tech- niques reduce recovery time for cosmetic eyelld surgery from weeks to days. Within 24 hours patients can function. opply makeup, and even return to work If they desire. HOWARD CONN, M.D. UCI Chief of Ocular Plastic Surgery · Spec lallzlng In Laser Cosmetic Eyelld Surgery Laser Skin Resurfac ing 38 lnlCie and Shllron ~com bined 111. Costa Mesa ... Founders and owners of Mother's Kitchen, which has three Orange County locations ... launched the popular health-food mar- ket and restaurant in 1978 ... 300 employees ... Costa Mesa residents since 1949 ... Enjoy swimming, yoga, body surfing and garden· ing ... Their mantra: Blessed to be alive I ... Two kids, three grandchildren ... Unranked last year 395-.V. l>'••blol\ 30, and Gn9 Ruh. 29, respec- tively, Costa Mesa •.• Opened Culinary Wraps In Hillgren Square last spring. a fun, healthy eating sensa- tion enjoyed by the likes of Dennis Rodman and Tom Arnold ... Rumor has it that Arnold pulled up to the tiny eatery In a limousine ... Both USC grads •.. Ruh started out selling produce to high-end restaurants ... •1 take care of the food and the operations, and Steve handles the cash and spends most of his tJme In the back counting the beans" ... Will open second shop In Brea in January ... unranked last y.. 40Joe Ertcbon. 40, Costa Mesa ... In first year of hiS second and last term on Costa Mesa Crty Council ... lr1$trUmental in city's falling crime rate and booming business community ... Especially Involved in West Side issues ... Started last year an unof· tidal -Turkey Trot• six-mile run on Thanksgiving for East Side neighbors ... Runs around city each day at 5 a.m .... Assistant coach of son's all-star baseball team ... Married, four children ... Last y...-s n.nldng: 4 Make Those Patios ti Entries Beautiful This house looks so good the owners sold it while just having a garage sale. Landscape & design by Roger's Gardens• 640-5806 Let Jim Jennings install your complete yard landscape. • Expert brick, stone, tile, slate & concrete work. •Can recommend quality designers & landscapers. •Expert Masonry . repairs, cleaning & Re .. Grouting. •Drainage problems? We solve them. 41 Del Heintz, 47, Cos- ta Mesa ... General Manager of Media One cable station ... Started his cable TV c.areer In 1975 with 12 channels In Wash· ington ... Now runs a 90- channel station ... His favorite: The Leaming Channel ... Will take over as chairman of the Costa Mesa Chamber of Com- merce in 1998 ... Avid out· doorsman, fisherman and golfer ... Active in numer· ous local charities ... Mar· rled, two sons ... Unranked last year 42 MM'pNt Gntton. 59, laguna Beach ... Second-year president of Orange Coast College ... Oversaw wiring of the campus for a computer network ... Works to bring different employees at the campus together ... Former English professor ... Sup- porter of the arts ... Loves the South Coast Metro area .. Enjoys writing poet- ry ... Three children ... Unranked last year . 43Dena~ • 50, Huntington Beach ... 45th diwlct U.S. Representat.ive serving Cos- ta Mesa and parts of New· port ... Recently married campaign manager; Rhon· da Carmony, In France ... Elected to the House in 1988 ... BattJed Costa Mesa Mayor Peter Buffa in pri- mary challenge in 1992 ... Former press secretary and speech writer in the Rea- gan White House ... The "Surfin' Congressman• ... Unr-*ed last yMr Bd~ bcaltiful no~ has to bC as risky. We'~ the~ hospital In 0ranac County with I dcdicited. i"l)lticnt cosmetic:~ wi...,. ~.UUious~lforthe Sime COlll .. • "'°"non~ ~aqayccnem. 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Volunteer for Hoag since 1981 through the 552 Oub, the hospital's fund-raising organi- zation ... GM of Padflc Art & Design Materials in Santa Ana ... Earned MBA from Stanford ... Loves Balboa l.sland ... Married, two daughters, both Corona del Mar High graduates ... moth UN'Wlkecl last year ':A~ John Giibert. 43, 6i'VSouth Coast Metro ... General manager of The Westin South Coast Plaza and president of the Costa Mesa Tourism Council •.. Has run the 390-room hotel since 1994 ... The tourism council wom on a $500,000 budget to pro- mote the city ... Loves the arts: A regular at South Coast Repertory and Per-. forming Arts Center ... Sin- gle ... unranked last yur 4.7~Atlen.s1, del Mar ... Director of Orange County publk affairs for Southern Clllf0mla Edison ... First vice chair of the county Republican Party and on mite GOP's potttkal educa- tion committee. ... "Nlxonette• at age 14 ... Foor degrees In political science , .. Occasional guest on •cNN & Company# ... Hobbles: reading, playing the piano ... Married, three children, seven grandchil- dren ... Unnnlced last year' A 0 ... ""9ff, 49, 6fOCosg Mesa •.• Youth soccer czar of Newport· Mesa ... In second ye1r as commissioner of AYSO Region 97 ... Responsible to< record-5ettlng 1,850 kids and 155 teams and army of volunteers ... Gives credit to strong 2S.mem· ber board, which includes wife Paula ... Two soccer· playing kids: Annie, 13, and Adam, 10 ... "It's my way to be with the kids" ... Market specialist for a new local telephone company ... &Mt,........ ,....lng: 8 49=:bom. 39, Corona def Mar ... General manager of Crystal Court., resident·in-tralning to take the reins of South Coast Plaza, heir to the Segerstrom fortune ... Bright, thoughtful, refresh- ingly open to ideas, out- doors.type ... Enjoys camp-- Ing, surfing; climbed Half Dome, surfed Bali ... Week- end gardener and art col- lector ... Active local chari· ties ... Youngest son of Henry Segerstrom ... Lut year's ninldng: 25 50 •Ill Hamlttan, 73, Corona del Mar ... Owner of restaurant~rcuit mainstays The Cannery, Malarky's and The River· boat Cafe ... As president of Newport Harbor Nautl· cal M~seum, oversaw Its refurbishing and expansion Into new location on Coast Highway ... El)dured publk criticism of bars and restaurants in Cannery Vil- lage area ... Likes to ski and surf ... Married, three sons ... Last y..,..s nink- lng: 50 51 :::~ Oran~ County's powerful treasurer/tax collector ... One of the few who pre- dicted county's bankruptcy and now a national figure in world of finance ... Big hitter In Republican Party ... Has been eyeing a run for state treasurer ... Histo. ry buff, especially Califor· nia history ... Devout Chris- tian ... Famous for bad jokes ... Married, three chil- dren ... Last y..,..s nink- lng: 58 Tassels at Elizabeth Benefield Martha Stewart didn't eat her e but you should!!! 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Behind $30,000 in lease payments the-scenes force in lots of to the city ... Enraged resi-~gnlficant city issues: the • dents surrounding the park fight for an airport at El • opposed the plan so much Toro Marine base, the so-~' that they hired a lawyer. far successful effort to sh called for the ouster of City down the Mermaid nude Manager Kevin Murphy · restaurisnt the struggle to and City Attorney Bob prevent the Irvine Rand\ Bum ham, and stormed a Water District from dump-• City Council meeting ... mg reclaimed water in thet Enjoys listening in on peo-bay ... Serious, doesn't lik]e' pie's cellular phone conver-being in the spotlight ... sations ... 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With lkl10 lhul-ofl. 83" I.ii Sales • .Restoration • Repairs Hours Mon-Sat I 0-6 • Oosed Sunday (714) 631-3215 1735 Westcliff Dr. Newport Beach, CA 92660 Wlndlor °*'Y,.., ctwne Wl1h MAO tl'U-oll, 85-114"11111 COLLEGE HOSPITAL . COSTA MESA 83:::=.:· ... president of the Balboa Performing Arts Thfftre Foundation, local rHttor ~ community activist ... led the foundation In finally buying the Balboa Onema after years of try- ing ... Gardens In her spare time ... Thrill of her year was seeing opera singer Luciano Pavarotti perform in New Yoric ... Husband Bob, dogs Foxy and Pooky ... I.Mt yew's ranking: 4.J 84 ................ 65, Corona del Mar ... She founded the Richard Flamson Cancer Screening Center at Hoag Hospltal following her husband's death from cancer several years ago ... Her goal Is to help others fadng cancer thrO\Jgh the area of here- ditary screening ... Serves on multiple local boards ... Her opinion is considered ~al by many in this community seeking advice on problem solving ... Grandmother ... Unrenked lasty .. r 85 Jll Lk¥I. ~. Souttt Ce>MtMetro ... Media relations and mar- keting supervisor for the Orange County f:air ... A professional, hard-working and personable publk rela- tions expert ... The woman behind those wacky fair themes ... Next year, the fair theme is "We're lh the Pink" ... Fullerton native who showed cattle, chick- ens and other livestock at the fair as a kid ... Recentty took up tap dancing ... One son, 15 ... Last yew's r.,.lng:26 8611111MiU.. • Gaall1lt; 32 anct 28, respectively, ~ .. Beach ... Chef/ownen of Aubergine restaurant In • Newport Beac:h ... Their elegant. contemporary French cuisine has received national aa:lalm ... ptan to open a second restaurant in South Coast ptaza next month ... Their hobby Is their 20-month-old daugh- ter, Madeline -· llm Is a graduate of Newport Har- bor High ... IJN'enbd lest Y9M CONGRATS TOP 1 03 Thanks to all who volunteered 495 hours to make the Health Fair a success! Great job. The Locus Esprit V8 In the unrivaled British super ca. There~ simply no mlstatdng the beauty of Its stLntlng, S'Wftplng lines. Yet, undemealh al this beauty lies the beast ... an all new Lotus VS twin turbo. Visit us to ftnd out how you can experience the phenomenal power and devastating pet'fonnance of the Esprit vs. College Hospital is #1 proYiderof Psychiatric care in ABOUT YOU PRE-OWNED CLEARANCE ESPRI~ '95 LOTUS ESPRIT S4s Black, black leather, CD, tinted windows, 19K mi. (F63001) - 549,995 . 301 Victoria Street, Costa Mesa (714) 642-2734 SERVICE HOURS 7:30an ·6pm SALES HOURS Mm-Fri: IOam • 6pll s.i: 9m . 6P.JI Sa: (hid JUST BECAUSE THE ELECTRIC INDUSTRY WILL CHANGE DOESN'T MEAN YOUR ELECTRIC • SERVICE SHOULD~ When California's electric utility industry changes in 1998, there will be many customer benefits. And you won't have to do a thing to get them. + Ral:e IUIJuetion. New rate reduction bond·s will result in a 10°/o rate reduction for residential and small business customers.--+ Your C~reu. You Will be offered the opportunity to choose who sells ~lectricity to you. As an Edison customer, you may keep your present service, and, as the law requires, we Will provide you electrici~ at the wholesale price with W2 additional . profit added on. Or you can ch~ose to buy electricity from a marketeer. + ~ SertJiee. Either way, SOuthem California Edison will continue to deliver electricity to you with tile eune high-quality, reliable service we laave provided for you over a centwy. I • 8~...WllMft,54,of 'I Dena Point ..• The Harbor MMter ... Captain with the Orange County Sheriff'• Department sta· tioned 8t Newport Harbor ... SUpeM$el 60 deputies, the Sunset+luntington, Newport Beach and Dana Point harbof's and 42 miles of coestllne frorn Sunset Beach t o San Clemente and territory extending three mllft out to sea ... Assumed his post in 1993 .•. Writes poetry ... Recently widowed, no children ... unnnked last,.... From $69.95/used per yr~ $119.95/new per yr. 88 .. ltadr. 47, Bal- boa ... A partner in Catalina Passenger Service and an owner of Balboa Pavilion ... Grew up in N~ served in Viet· nam, then took summer job at Davey's Locker in 1970 and never left ... Se~ed on Project 2000 sub- committee, the city's'penin- sula improvement plan ... Was named Newport Beach Conferena and Visitors Bureau's Member of the Year in 1994 ... Married with two teenage children ... Unr-*ed last ,.... 89Jtm de loom, SS, Newport 8ffch ... Rotary District governor, overseeing 54 dubs and 2,600 members in Orange and Los Angeles counties ... Executive director of Interfaith Council and Orange Coast Association ... Event organizer of Taste of Newport and the Los Angeles Home and Garden Show ... Fonner 13-year Newport-Mesa trustee ... loves good Scotch, the beach and desert ... Mar- ried, two grown daughters ... I.Mt yur's,........ 58 90.ut 1\lrplt, 44, West Side Costa Mesa ... Wrote proposal for Fami- lies Costa Mesa and became director ·-Qu~is personal law practke to continue the late Roy Alvarado's legacy of help- ing low-income Latinos In Costa Mesa .•. Coordinates family services, leadership and community efforts ... Water skis on the Colorado River a couple times each year ... UnQnked last year 714.6J1.Jl80 1700 W. COAST HWY. HIWPORT HACH 91 Glly tttc PHI Kelly, S7, Balboa Penlnsula .•. Editor of community newsletter Balboa Beacon ... Turned the gcmipy Bal- boa Blab Into more newsy Beacon ... Rallied an edec- tk group of locals to get back the historic U-Orlve boat sign from the owners of the Emerald Forest restaurant ... Volunteers at Hoag Hospital ... loves tooling around the harbor on her revamped tugboat ... Married, five children, four grandchildren ... Unr-*ed last year' 92 Al ElcHer, 76, Costa Mesa ... Offtcial nidc- name is •the ~of East 19th Street.• but could just as easily be •KJng of the Speed Humps• ... Active In fight to install speed humps or some other traffic diver- sion on 19th Street ... Seven years ago, helped defeat city plans to widen his street to four lanes ... Retired Navy chief and Orange County marshal ... Married for 55 years with three sons, five grandchildren and one great grandchild ... Urv'Mked last YM" 93Jlm Scott Sr.~ Jr., 71and41 respectively, Mesa Verde ... The father-and-son team own Seco Seals, an air- plane and rocket parts company ... Financially sup- port the Estancia and Costa Mesa high school's athletic teams ... Got $500,000 ath- letic upgrade plan for the schools approved ... Jim Sr. started the movement for an education parcel tax by presenting the board with $120 ... Both married and Eagle Scouts ... Unrar*-ed last,..,. 94 ..... ••51, Dewer Shores -No-I nonsense, poUtJalty wwy : @ Newport Bffch city coun-I cilman ... ~ lead pro- El Toro airport fortes through the county super- visors' December wta In favor of making the Marine base a commercial airport ... Saw new FletdMt Jones Moton:ars open In his district this year ... Runs. swims, golfs ... Bic:ydes every year in Europe •.. Married, one daughter .•. Last ~s ~74 GEM WISE Three moves took us from Balboa Island to Westcllff Plaza and then across the street to our present location on W~tcllff Drive. 39 years ago when we opened that little store on Balboa Island, Newport was a Pasadena summer resort, Costa Mesa was a bean field, UCI hadn't made It to the drawing board ... and at least half of our present client list hadn't even been born. We've just exercised an option to extend our lease and while I don't think I'll be here another 39 years, maybe my grandson Bill and the 4th generation of our family will still be active in this business. No, I am not retiring just yet ... maybe when I'm 80 ... that's a nice round number. (714) 642-3310 We are celebrating our store's anniversary with a special event ... showing a collection of jewelry featuring October's birthstones opal and tounnallne ... and refreshments •.. And special prices up to 39% off on merchandise now in stock. While most people associate opal with Australia, we do have deposits of fine boulder opal In Oregon, Idaho, and Nevada and tounnallne is found in Southern California and Maine. So stop by and celebrate with us, see our nice display of native gemstones and take advantage of this opportunity to do some earty Mary Barr, Certified Gemologist holiday shopping. The length of this event is limited so don't miss out. Come in soon for the best selection. 9 a«>Je.M 1803 Westcllff Drive, Newport Beach - e SS Newport Bay Hospital, located on Dover & 16th in Newport Beach, is pleased to announce :1~EI \ • \I< ~ T ·· , for our Seniors. This program was developed to promote awareness and appreciation for the communities in which we live. Call your Resource Center (714) 650-9700 For our other community services ... + Senior Mental Health + Recommendations for Senior Living . + Medicare/Insurance Questions +: Care Giver Education +, Grief & Loss ~ Spiritual SuP1>9!1_. _ _,_..___,_.~ fO( I In · tht I on Als ma he1 , 1 tht I mi1 fin Iris ... I I Mc ME en nil !!Sil I - I I . I I I I I I I I I I I I I t ' ,, tJ '1 It I 'I Ji . ~ I 11 I , .. I t gsec.tKemp,58. 96...,_.lloll &ti\ Costa Mesa ... fG+l· / 4.1, Sant. AM ... I eral manager of the~ ·c~ deputy pr~ Consolidated Water District officer serving the New-- for last 16 years ... last few port-Mesa area ... Goel have been some rocky school to school gMng ti~ ... Mesa recently lost guidance and tough low out on its bid to annex to juvenile offend«s ... • Santa Ana Heights to Irvine Known for firmness and Ranch Water o~ .. r '/ /empathy ... Handled an Nativepf Sant'a Baib'a(a 1 esflrnated 1,000 cases in who llkes hunting phe~ • the five years she's sefVed ant In Utah and gold the area ... Known by prospecting on famt1y land / every principal and guld- near Gorman ... Marri~ / ence counselor ... Loves with three kids and sevel'I hiking, camping, crime flc- grandchildren ... tion ... Active In her church Utvanked last year ... Unranked last,_.. ORANGE COUNTY'S LARGEST SELEmll IF CUSHIONS I UMBRELLAS Ml !• CISllllS 11 llSU "We Refinish Patio Furnitur e !" ' Casual Waterfront• ' ' Dinin3 ••• Enjoy breakfast, lunch and a delicious view of the bay se rved daily from 7 a.m . to 3 p.m. at the Back Bay Cafel WE'VE EXTENDED OIJR DINNER SFASON! Join us for grilled laJltas, cbl~ken, sleak, p88la Br seafood speclal8 and a 8UD8el '1ew on our heated ~Uo! 7 . 11:31 5AC" "AY DRIVE • NEWl"ORT &EACH LocalitrtA In Newport Dune• Roeort -'f ~amt.oree Ro•d one a,1ock nonh of P•c:tft~ CM•' Hwy. GUE5T. SLU'• ;101~=- ._ ... Community,._ tlOns direaor of 0r-. Coast College few 26 ~ .. , Afl OCC atwn. he Nd four children attend the cOllege ... Worited to get the school's logo and cof.. on changed to orange and ~ ... Announces the footbaM and basbt- bllll games ... Goes home CNICft efternocin to meet his wife -tWQ daugh-ters '91' lunch ... LMt . yw.ta,.*"-.=a Calvary Church Newport Mesa ,. ____ CIU. WVlllf ltl DIG .. Oii' MDI (714)141 ••· . verything You've Been Wanting to Knovv About Your Knees ... Our guest speaker Dr. Ralph Venuto, is a Board Ccnified Orthopaedic Surgeon, a former Olympic Team physician, and he has been a consultant to the Joffrey Ballet and NBA. If knee pain, stiffness, instability, swelling, and/or immobility is keeping you from doing the things you enjoy, dor4 · · opportunity to learn about the latest in medical trends and t~tlll knce problems. Topics Include • Mmiscal Tr11nsplant Surgery • Cartilage Imp'4nt Surgery • The new Mo111ic procetlure • Arthro1copy BUILD YOUR HOME AT NEWPORT ~ COAST Pelican Crest at Newpon ··1 .. - • • • • • • • I I Coast 1s situated high on a hill and offers spacious lots averaging ! approximately a half acre. This exclusive location overlooks Pelican Hill Golf Club. Newpon Harbor, the Pacific Ocean and Catahna Island beyond. VIS1t our Newpon Coast Exhibit PA m Fashion Island. Newport Center or call (714) 7 59~6669 for more information. PELICAN CREST CUSTOM LOTSB FROM $1.100.000 . ~ ' • r SPORTS Newport Harbor collides with Savanna I Senllng the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 I . 1 · Day of I . . !Atonement I ! "'1lile traditional I Jews observe Yorn KqJpur with prayer ' and fasting, other sec- ular Jews roncentrate ' : Qn introspection ' ' By Michelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot G ina Nessel takes Yorn Kip- pur, the Jewish Day of Atonement, very serious- : ly. But that doesn't mean she will , be spending her weekend pray-l ing or even keepin_g the tradition- ' al fast. The Newport Beach resident • will be observing the holiday, : which begins at sundown today, ' with other secular and humanist Jews who emphasize ethics and self-discipline over a relationship with a higher power. •vou don't have a relationship with a supernatural. divine being,· Nessel said. •vou still have a spirit of justice and caring without a reliltionship to God.· 'Ilad.itionally, Yom Kippur marks the day that God forgave the Israelites for worshipping a golden calf, said Rabbi Mark Miller, of Temple Bat Yahin. Each year, 10 days after Rosh Hashana, religious Jews fast and pray to God for forgiveness. Miller said be sees observing Yom Kippur without focusing on God's forgiveness akin to per- forming Shakespeare's "Hamlet" without the Prince of Denmark. However, some members of the Pacific Congregation, the Jewish Culture School and the Jewish Secular Association, who are sponsoring a secular obser- vance Saturday in Costa Mesa, argue that they are simply belng true to themselves. •Just by reciting these (tradi- tional) things, it became sort of meaningless," said Phyllis Jacobs, a member of the Pacific Congregation. "We don't fast. We're not required to do any- thing. We only do things ·that have meaning for us. It's a very penonal thing .• Jacobs, a Newport Beach resi- •SEE YOM KIPPUR PAGE A4 O I' E '.'\ I ~ (, " r \\ I> lJ O ll S Hobie bOOkkeeper arrested j: •The osta Mesa wo · is ac:cufOO of skimming j $70,000 from the Coron de! Mar company. By Christopher Goffard, Daify ;;to I CORONA DEL MAR -~ Costa Mesa woman was arrest«t this week for embezzling neaitr $70.000 over the course of a re:¥ from Hobie Sports Limited '1 Corona del Mar, authorities sa!<t· Beverly Brewer Mucha, 44;~ store's bookkeeper, alleg~ started taking the cash last ~ mer, when co-owner Mi~1 Mullen was distracted from:!' company's finances by -, s daughter's battle against can , those dose to the case said. :! "This is the darkest part of OUr whole history as a store,• said t:6- owner R.B. Alexander. ~It's~ someone cut our heart out. Td' t it mildly, we're in a crisis." ... MARC MARTIN I OAl.V "'LOT Rea Diustc instructor Larry Cline leads students, teachers and administrators 1n tbe Macarena on 1burSclay during the ottidal opening ceremonies for the new school for fifth-and slitb.-graders. Alexander and Mullen, "cll- lege buddies from Cal State IxiDiJ Beach who went into bllSinetS together at Hobie's in 1975, ~ Mucho about five years ago:~ handle the books. Alexander said he bee+ aware of the embezzling ~r noticing inconsistencies in books. Rea celebrates new campus "Have you ever watch~" ~ inovie where the hairs ci il)a ba<:J of your neck. start ~ stand up?· Alexander said. I said, 'My God, if the checks going into the savings acco then there's nothing going in cl1ecking account, and the c disappearing.'" From left, Chris Harris, Alvaro Ramos and Luis Reyes take their places prior to a mUllcal per- lor1Dllllal Thunday morning that was part of the Rea school open- lng cere- monies. to get ' 1W hldldolwa wda ldl U.b lrtl I to -8-fOot -"' ..... -30 --tbo-·•oot• _.. 1lf:lll IUD blltweea ....... IOlb-ind ...... ..,......... __., -But its fifth-and sixth-gradaq are still waiting for some playground and das5room equipment. By Michelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot COSTA f\.1ESA -Friendly teachers and nice classrooms certainly make students at Rea Fifth and Sixth Grade Center happy, but a handful of stu- dents said at an opening cere- mony Wednesday that basket- ball hoops and soccer goals are the way to their hearts. "I didn't like it (at first} because we had no basketball cowts, 6nd no tether balls,· fifth-Qrader Edglll' Zepeda said. "Now I like it because we have our equipment." Rea and Davis fifth-and sixth-grade centers opened this fall y.rithout UbrarieJ, bas- ketball courts and othef equip· ment, but students sa\':khey are •SEE sEHOOL1PAGE A4 I - Mucha will be arraigned week on charges of .grand She is being held 'on $150, bail. The o.Wners said they plan to dose the shop. "Otwfously it hurt us, hopefully not mor!Allv, • M said. •we've been here 22 We plan to be here another years.· Mullen said the crime can~ a sense of personal betrayal. "I considered her a friend .. ..,,.cit 4eavy s I , add mid blgh tklet. 1 ........ cllredor. _.._ Uo will pile sandhogs ..-IOll went 11 oloog Newport --,.... wall. 84111dl~ CDUl in 1995, iJen baovy llWf Jjilt -111 we've been get-'*"""' Ille aboreorc:amed --lino boerior -boe\'ler 11111." uld IDfl. 'Iba dly will the berms Mlb ~ Iba dip deputy geaoral milll Mon:b. In the meantime. beadlgoen eajoy them as much as they want, long .. they don't dig into the - hurt trumsetves, Pisani said. •Kids like to run up them and down,. Pisani said. ' ' -----.. ' I All l}udrey, all the tim Port's weeklong Hepburn film festival begins t~a The eyes. The neck. The r------------------------------------------------- Givenchy dothes. 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Look for guidance on buy· ing thousands of products from hundreds of online and print sources at Product ReviewNet {www.productreviewnet.com ),· accessible at library Internet ter· minals. • OIECX rT OUT Is written by the staff of the Newpon Beach Public Library. This Wftlt's column is by Steven Short. Man In custody after alleged shooting . A a.ta Mesa"lnaD WU arrest~ ed Wednesday night 'after allegedly tiring • shotgun at his house mate during a dispute at their home in the 100 block of West 18th Street, ·authorities said. ' Aaron Dodson, 38, took the shotgun from his closet and apparently fired it in the ~on of Jason Castner, 27, aroµnd 9:45 p.:m., as an ~t escalated, said Costa Mesa Police Sgt. Loreo Wyrtck. The blast Struck a wall and narrowly missed Castner, police said. Dodsoo told police Castner had been threatening him, Wyrtck said. Booked on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon, Dodson was in rustod.y on $50,000 bail, Wyrick said. Vandalism of car may have led to shooting A Santa Ana man was in cus· tody Thunday in connection with No·---°"' ... • WednaocJoy lligl>,I lboolog that apparently .,_ -• dispute about a vandaliZed car, authori· U..sald. Around 10,30J.m. Michael Jon Lucio, 21, Santa Ana, allegedly fired tour ol>ota from • .38..caliber, semi·automatlc barui· gun from bi> car •t the Dogwood Street home of 23·year..ald James Lef~e, said Costa M.,. police Lt. Ron' Smith. Lucio apparently !Jelieved Lefevre keyed his car three months ogo, Smith said. Lucio allegedly appeored at _ ·Lef~vre·s door Wednesday making death threats, then got tn his c.ar aiid fired as he drove away, Smith said. ' One of the bullets went through the bedroom window, causing glass to strike the arm of Lefevre's house mate, injuring her slightly, Smith said. Police arrested Lucio around noon Thunday when be showed up for work at the Price Club in Irvine. Lucio is being held on $50,000 bail on suspicion of attempted murder. !ill . ''';~ POLICE PILES BEADliRS ttOTU~~ Mesa, CA. 92626. Copyright: No 642-6086 news stories. illustrations.. edfto- Record )'OUr comments about rial matter or .avt-rtlsements the Daily Pilot or news tips. herein can br reproduced with· out W'l"itten permission of copoJ- VOL. 91, NO. 231 ADDRESS right owner. Our address Is 330 W. Bay St~ . . . Costa Mesa, carit. 92627. HOW IQ ftEAOi US . . H.JOttNSON. Clo<ulatlon COIUIECIJONS The Times Orange County LOllDEU. It is the Pilot's policy to prompt· (800) 252-9141 ly (OITect all errors of sutist.nce. =:.2-5678 ~ Pleitte call 574-4233. ing Editor rn ~~642-4321 DODOO, The Newport ee.M:ostl Mesa News 540-1224 nt Managing Editor Oai~ Pilot (USPS-144-300) is pub ished Mond.y through Sat· Sports 642-.4330 TEWEJIATUltES N.~Beach 63"8 Balboa 63"8 Costa Mes.a 68157 COfona del Mar 66158 SURFFOllECAST LOCATION ·~· Wedge 3-5 s N..._ 3-S' the moml~ "°""' burning o to a pleasant afternoon. TIDES 10DAY First high 6:13 a.m. 3.9 First low 11:10 a.m. 2.7 Second high 4:58p.m. ..7 Second low NEWPORT llEAOI •West Ocean Front: A television and VCR worth SSOO .....ere stolen from a home in the 3200 blQd. • Eat c:o.st Hf9hway: A forged business check worth $22.10 was used to buy food in the 300 block. • Sup9rior Avenu.: A 1985 Toyota Tercel was rtolen from the 1500 block. • ,..wport Otnter Drive: Computer equipment worth $2,369 was rtolen from a business in ~he 600 block. • Eelt eo.t Highway: A cellular phone worth S 150 WM lost or stolen In the 2700 block. llOllGATlA, N~ Sports Fax 646-4170 :~Editor uHiay. In Newport Beech and E-Mal~ot20earthllnk.net Costa Mesa. subscriptions Me ..... Btackles 3-Ss RI~ .letty 3-Ss After midnight Between the winds &ndthe.-what-ewr,,.,. say about the swells becomes rather moot And SO, on that note, you might better spend your time seeing If you ...wgnlze '1f'ri of our Influential neighbors from near~isses on your board. But If you're still hanging In - you may notice some Increase In swell today and through the weekend, although it probably won't peak beyond <hert·high at bert. Some wind energy from the northwest may help shape the westerly ground swell. But again, oth- er factors may have COSTA MESA a greater impact . ROGEll CAlll50N. only available by subsa1bing to Business Office 642-4321 CdM , ... SATUltDAY i ~Editor The Times Orange County (800) BusiOMS Fax 631-5902 Fint low ' -; MARC MARTIN, 252·9141. In areas outside of BOATING 12:07 a.m. 0.4 • Photo Editor Newport Beach and Corui Mesa, Partly cloudy today First high : LYNN ESOlA. Publ~bij subscriptions to the Daily Pilot California Community News. ~ with cooler tempera· 6:49a.m. 4.3 .1 Display Advertislng only are available by mall for a Ti~ Mimw Company. ~ tures. Winds to 20 Second low ~JUDY OEmNG, I 10 per month. Se<ond class knots from the west. 12:17 p.m. 2.1 I Classified Advertising postage paid at Costa Mesa, CA. Seas will be running Se<.ond high 'LANAJOttNSON. (Pl'"kes include 1111 applicable .lefftey 5. Klein, 4 feet with a 6-foot 6:07 p.m. '-, • t 'Promotions state 11nd IOGlll taxes.) POSTMA5-~¥ldCEO swell out of the TER: Send address changes to Judith I . Kendatl, """' The Newport Bead'Veosta Mesa Vice Prftid@nt. ~ral Manager northwest. Expect WATER .. ):hlef Fin.ancial Officer Dally Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa 019'!17 c.llf. ~.""lights~. patchy fog during 1'EMPERANRE: 71 • •: COLLEGE PHARMACY .. S iNCE 1982 "OLD FASHIONED FRIENDLY SERVICE.'' HQ.ME HEALTH CARE CENTER WE SPECIALIZE JN UNIQUE 6 HARD TO FIND ITKMS. • Ex""'ise Equipment • Scuba • Hockey • Wetsuits • Golf • Snowboards & more 670 West 17th Street. Costa Mesa 1148-0e80 Help a child survive !OOay and succeed tomorrow, Be a B~ Brother. For more infonnation, please call a14) 544-7773. BIG BROTHERSAJ BIG SISTERS OF ORANGE COUNTY :. 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SOS 'will use $5,000 grant on food program studies By llm Grenda, DaiJy Pilot to the needy -to see if the already successful program can COST. be improved. 1 'A t-AESA -Share Our •we're buically saying, Selves is one of only nine non-'Can we do more?' and 'Are we profit agendes in the country to missing opportunities here?'• receive a $5,000 grant from a McGlinn said. private foundation that rewards McGlinn said some of the innovative efforts made in the battle against hunger. $5,000 will go toward postage Leaders of the local poverty for questionnaire.s .that will be relief center recently learned sent to local merchants for · they would get the money from feedback on the program and Poodchain, a nationWide foun-other expenses the study may dation that spreads privately incur. A board of advisers com- raised money around to deserv-prised of local restaiirant own- ing agendes. ers and other merchants also is Tbe foundation recently being formed to go over the ea.med some high-profile program with a fine-tOQthed endorsements when, during comb. - the Summit on Food Recovery Tbe group also plans to use held in Washington last month. part of the grant money to President Bill Clinton and Vice study the idea of adding a job President Al Gore praised the training program to SOS' roster group for its work funding the of free services. fight against hunger. The training program likely 1 SOS Director Karen would focus on preparing locals : McGlinn said the money will for jobs in the food service l help pay for a study of the cen-industry and include help in 1 ter's food retrieval program -basic work skills and other l which collects leftover food valuable tools, including how to l from about 70 local restaurants dress for a job interview, 1 and bakeries and distributes it McGlinn said. I I I I L------------------------------------------------------~ brie,fly in the news Participants wanted for Christmas parade Plans are under way for the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce's Christmas Boat Parade, an 89-year tradition. Chamber organizers are look- ing for participants for this year's event. They expect more than 150 decorated boats to parade through the harbor in what has appeared on the New York Times' list ol top 10 holiday hap- penings in the nation. The parade is set for Dec 17- 23, starting at 6:30 p.m. each day. For information, call 729-4400. Crystal Cove future topic o~ meeting Learn about the state's plans for Crystal Cove cottages at a talk sponsored.by Friends of the Irvine Coast Oct. 20. The meeting is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. at El Mor- ro School on Coast Highway in Laguna Beach. For more informa- tion call 644-5998. Wanted: Family of the Year •Local groups are look- ing for families deserving of the title, to be awarded next month. By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot COSTA .MESA -ls your fami- ly perfect enough to be the 1990s version of the Bradys, the Cleavers or the Nelsons? If so, you and your kin could be named the first-ever Family of the Year in a contest now being orga- nized by a network of Newport- Mesa groups, including the New- port-Mesa Interfaith Council, local Rotary clubs and other groups representing the local business community. Contest organizers are looking for nominations for the honor and will select one family each from Newport Beach, Costa Mesa and Irvine. The three winners will be announced Nov. 16 by the mayor of their respective cities during the Thanksgiving Music Festival at peter buff a Peter Butta's column won't appear today. Peter ls on vacation. Catch him next week ln the Daily Pllol OCC's Robert B. Moore 'Theater, To be considered. families must be active in community ser- vice activities and ~ow they are a strong unit •wtth a focus on posi- tive educational, social and spiri- tual family experiences,• organiz- ers said. •'fhe focus of [the winning family) should be on positive edu- cational, social and spiritual eiperiences, • said event chair- man Geofry Park. •They should understand the worth of every individual and their importance in a strong family unit." Families will be judged on a questionnaire. Hopefuls can enter the contest one of two ways. They can either be nominated by some- one else, who must submit a one- page nomination letter to orga- nizers outlining why the family is deserving of the title, or they can nominate themselves. Nomination forms and entry questionnaires are available by calling 646-5332, faxing the infor- mation tO 631-5570 or writing to.. Family of the Year, 2390 Redlands Drive, Newport Beach, 92660. The filing deadline is Nov. 6. October 9 -October 25 No special orders Kristen's Lingerie • Loungewear • Gifts Westcliff Court • 1719 Westcliff Dr. · Newport Beach Monday -Saturday 10-6 (j31-SEXY (7399) Stuffed Animals 25% OFF* Pocket Kleenex 8-Pack $1.19 Reg. $2.69 I I I I I I l!:A\j OCTU• '9 - UEOFROMA1 t,." be said. "She WU a l!m.wWand bad two kids ond w.u IODlebody you would not ~to have done this. V.Jbe thing that !1ets me the most Is, she slArted lleollng from us about a month after my oldest daughter was diagnosed with · cancer, i;o it was the perfect dis- traction.. Mullen's daughter, Molli, who lll:a:f'been profiled in the Daily Pilot 400 ·DOW ottends Goldey 8eocom ~e in Delaware, is now in ~ Alexander said. When =~ess struck, he recalled, be t!l9IJI - -tbey -...... _ "I_ ... __ _ -------.· .... ~-10. "1-11'1--•-beao-at my old od>ool, -. tbey dkbli have shade ........... lunda -• · B.-dl \Nek promiMS DeW equlp1wnt: Nat week Rea SIU· -ts erebo!*>gto-n.. a1111- putets and • pinier --In told bis pal1ne<. "Listen; I'll take care cl everythlng, you coru:>On- trote on f.OW' daughter.• "I feel'stupld. • Alexander said. "I mean. tt's my bnstn.,.., I should keep tily eyes on it." Mucbo conlessed that she embezzled about $70,000 and used the money for mortgage payments and other personal expenses, sold Newport Beach Police Detective Jett Lu. •since she was in control of the boob and bank statements, she wu able to keep the owners from knowing," he said. •1n a small business like that, you've got to trust your employees, but giving one peISOn complete control over the books -you need to look into that.. SABATINO'S 1864 ' '" tM " '" Ut o.u · .. .. ' "" 0-· Restaurant & Lido Shipyard Sausage Co. FLAVORFUL & D ELICIOUS LUNCHf.S DINNEll • SUNDAY BRUNCH Unique wine room&: dining rooms available for group busine11 met!tings and privare functions CATERING FOR ALL EVENTS Full puwt llalJan roo!dng IDciudlD& ilsb ,......,.and111a11y -lld<favorita Tummy . Peter Phil . (714) 72>0621 251 Sbhnarcl Way • Newport Baich ..... cil , ... a.en ....... DiredloM ... d' ••••• -llaGD..., bope .. --..... ~bail md b B MIJlll murta. ~---ID tbe oat few 'Ct I '•, bbl II wlD be Now--. ... Jibrlly fur· niture ii tmt.eAed. Mid Carol St-. dlnlc:to<clfarDjtw and --· DOvio u wolliDg "" uphalt work and lb1plng foe its courts, a few more luncb IAbJes and library-. -Aid. • YOM KIPPUR CONTINUED FROM A1 dent, was taised. in a reconstruc- tionist synagogue but later in life felt more comfortaDle with humanist congregations. The secular Yom Kippur ser- vice held at the Univenalist Uni- tarian Church includes both reli- gious and secular readings, singing and time for introspec- tion, she said Not all humanist Jews are atheists or agnostics, but the ser- vice stresses personal responsi- bility and forgiveness instead of God's mercy. •we think about ow ethical standards,· Jacobs said. "We do it because we feel it's the right thing to do. Our ethics come from the same place, the same source. 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For more infor- mation, call 253-0952. RESUME WRITING WORKSHOP Orange Coast College's Re- Entry Center otten a free resume writing workshop from noon to 1:30 p .m. in the Re-Entry Center, Room 106 of OCC's Counseling Center, 2701 Fairview Road, Cos- ta Mesa. For more information, call 432-5162. SATURDAY SIDEWAU< SALE lbe Udo Cigar Room's pre- holiday sidewalk sale is from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 3441 Via Lido, around town NewporW!eocb. For more lnfor· ...-. call 723--0595. . O!(IC WAU< PllE.RfG:sTIATIOH ~mt.trotion for the seven IP . annual Children's Hotpital of Oronge CountyA>isneylond Com· munlty Wolk from noon to 8 p.m. at tbe main event site, Town Cen- ter Drtve and Avenue of·the Arts in Costa Mesa. For more infonna- tion. call 289-4000. E:;TATE Pl.ANNING The Law Ollires of Lisa A, Ciancio offers a free seminar called Estate Planning for the Young Fomily -Prolecting Your Pomily Through Wills and 1\usts, at 6:-45 p.m.. at 881 Dover Drive, Suite 300, Newport Beach. Reser- vations are required. For more information, call 574-0866. CPR~S Fitness Concepts, Inc. offeJS a CPR class for heartsaver and healthcare provider levels from 2 to 6 p.m. at Hoag Health Center, 1170 Baker St., Costa Mesa. The cost is 527 . For reservations, call 631-3623. HOU.YWOOD DRESS FASHIONS Bloomingdale's presents an informal modeling of Oscar Night replica dresses from 2 to 4 p.m. in Dresses, on the third floor of Btoomingdale's, 701 Newport Center Drive. For more infonna- tion, call 729-6600. NEWPORT BAY TOUR The Friends of Newport Bay will give the first free guided tour of the season of the Upper New- port Bay Ecological Reserve from 9 to 10:15 a.m. at the comer of East Bluff Drive and Back Bay Road. The tours last two hoW"S. The Best Steaks, Seafood and Oyster Bar in Tow;n, too! 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ANNIVERSARY OPEN HOUSE Orange Coast College's Early Childhood Lab School celebrates its 10th anniversary with an open house from 1 to 4 p.m. at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more information, call .432-5635. $29500 complete Call Toll F<tt 888-271-4567 Don't Oday, Avoid Probacc! David Pawlowski Attorney at Law RE-sttAPE YOUR BODVAND . MELT INCHES Lei the Heallh Cub NetWort lldp you wilh )'QUI' per--.1 prop-. ~~· Eabmt~ U' Wt,N If t 7, I dcltnnine whit ape you'fl. hi, Illa monil«int; riak !or diabetes. bean dilWI and cmoet" • tdwnbed In "Mm'l 8-1111M i , ... Bu.,,,, •• ,"-* Opprorp·•6tJ A.l'llllltW FREE SEMINA& ii Tho NEWl'Oln' SRDIDA.N Coll for De!+· 714 Ht 64'3 "MEDIATI DON'T UTIGAlll AA8llJM1'E" . Au..,. EdND111t Offfl!ilg Med!at!oo SBlilioes & Medl8tiOiiTi8mJ • Comrn<.nk:ldlon • Contllot-... ·~ •BhicON_... ·-- EYE-OPENER Corona del Mar girls net another victory, 11-7 over Woodbridge •"Yankee defense" stuffs Sa~anna's running game; Newport Harbor explodes for 23 third-quarter points en route to fifth straight nonleague football victory. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -It took euctly one possession for New- port Harbor High football coach Jeff Brinkley and his defensive staff to employ the right strategy to stop visiting Savanna's smash- mouth double wing Thursday. But, even more perfect than the scheme, which the Sailors rode to a 35-12 nonleague victory over the Rebels, was its name. ·we called it the Yankee," Brinkley said of the defensive for- mation, which put seven men on the line of scrimmage to ensure the Rebels would not rise again. "We'd never faced that offense before, and we anticipated a few problems on their first drive (a 10- play, 80-yard march with the opening kickoff that gave Savan- na its only lead). It kind of reminded me of Rubidoux (the 1992 CIF Southern Section quar- terfinal game won by Harbor), which got up, 14-0, on us, before we got in sync. "Once we made the adjust- ment, we played great defense." linebacker Pete Hogan, who made more than his share of stops on four fleet-footed Rebel·running backs. •Their backs were real quick and aggressive, so this was a good accomplishment for us." The Harbor defense produced all four of the game's tumovers, including two that set the Sailors up inside the Savanna 5-yard line. The Sailors, in fact, started four of their five touchdown drives in Rebel territory. Furthermore, the Tars took jUst one play to score on the drive that began on their own side of the 50. That big play, a 74-yard pass from Steve Gorman to Garrett Govaars, effectively put the game out of reach with 8:23 left in the third quarter. "They were packing every- body in on us, and I drew up the post to Govaars at halftime," Brinkley said. ·we can't let peo- ple sit in on us like that, so Steve threw a nice ball and made them pay." After the aforementioned Savanna procession to paydirt, the Rebels carried 12 times the rest of the half for a mere 4 yards. The visitors (3-2) didn't find much more room in the third quarter, collecting just 27 yards on seven running plays. Senior Brett Bak.er, once again, was proWic for the winners, amassing 227 all-purpose yards, scoring three rushing touch- downs, and snatching his fifth interception. Baker, who finished : with 138 rushing yards on 25 car-: OON lEACH/~All'I' PILOT ries, also had a 75-yard scoring: N ewport Harbor Highs run nullified by a penalty. : Garrett Govaars (above, Baker's 15-yard punt return set ! right) gets a congratulatory pat up a 38-yard TD drive that tied : on the helmet from teammate the game, as Gorman threw 8 : Oscar Garcia (23) after his By that time, Harbor, ranked No. 3 in CIF Division V, had scored 35 straight points to salt the game away. In so doing, it also wrapped up its fifth 5-0 mrt in Brinkley's 12 seasons, while extending its momentum heading into the Oct. 18 Sea View League opener against visiting Wood- bridge. yards to Oscar Garcia for the cap-: 74-yard touchdown reception ln per. The conversion kick failed, : the third quarter. Entering the but B¥er went 9 yards with a : happy scene from the left ls ~~~:ft Savanna punt to the ~ offensive lineman Brant Hill. Baker carried eight of the nine : At right. Brett Baker (21), who plays, including the 3-yard cap-: scored three touchdowns, ls "We started off slowly, but we stepped it up," said senior middle per to make it, 12-6, then followed : taken to the turf by Savanna Govaars' lengthy catch-and-run : High defender Jason Brown (22) with scoring runs of 1and3 yards : ln Thursday night's 35-12 Sailors to cap a 23-point third-quarter for : victory, the filth straight triumph the hosts. : for the unbeaten Tars. 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 Rieu, Avo, Davidoff Located In CRYSTAL COURT 714-540-8262 Question of the Day? O.K. Here's bow 1t works - You read the question. If you have the oorre<t answer, than fi.00 Otll On ''Happy Days, "how many kids did the · Cunninghams have? 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Vou1 ~ ..,..., not a nun1 VM lnelghl. 5cDr'e.., Qua•• "" Savanna 6 0 0 6 ....-J~ Newport Harbor 6 6 23 0 ·' ~· Sav · Kellu~ ~ blodted); . .uO 7:37. • .. u NH • Garcia 8 pass from Gonn.ln • ·f t< (kkk blodted), 0:55. J" .LJ Second Qullrt9r • .... n NH -Baker 3 run (run f•lled), 5:43 " 1Nrd~ • NH • Govaars 74 pass from Gorman {Garcia pass from Gorman), 8:23. NH • Baker 1 run (Hogan pass from Gorman), 4:20. NH · Baker 3 run (Johnson ldcj(), 1:08. Fowth Qustler Sav · Kellum 10 run (run failed), 3:58. Attendance: 2,200 (estimated). INDIVIDUAL RllSl.a Sav · Kellum. 1 s-98 2 10s; Brown. 9-57; King. 12-51; Sutter, 3-7; Hutton, 2-mlnus-1; Dano, 2-minus-4. NH· Baker, 25-138310s; SUMWt. 9-32; Oayton, 1-minus-6; GormaR. 1-minus-19. INDIVIDUAL MSSING Sav ·Dano, 4-13-2. 70. NH · Gorman, ~14-0, 128, 210s; Clayton, 1·3-0, 5. lNDMDUAL llE<EMNG Sav • Wldi, 2-38; Brown, 1·24; Kellum, 1-10. NH · Govaars, 2-103, 1 TD; Garcia. 3-17, 1 TO; Baker, 1-9; Lee, 1-4. ~ STA11511CS Sn .. First downs 15 11 Rushes-yardage 43~210 35-151 Passing yardage 70 1ll Passing 4-13-2 7·17-0 Net return yardage* 0 46 Sacks-yardage 0-0 1 "' • i Net yardage 280 l2A . Punts 3-31.7 ).46 Fumbles-fumbles lost 2-2 4-0 Flags-net yardage 5-32 Time of possession 24:46 *Punt returns, int~ons, f.-.w.. ... returns 71 4-650-8225 Come join us Celebrate! Our 39th Year An opPQrtunify to do some early Holiday Shopping Upto39% ofl on merdumdise now in stoek I I . '~-. -------'. . ... . ~--- ~-==~ llMNE -S0...-0 Ot.llfOlma CoDlge't women'• 90CC* tMm cndMd to • 1.0 Golder> State ~~ vk:loly OVfJt ~\MD Tbw'lday attemooc 1D IJabman Rebekah POiter ecored a poJr ot goals and an aMlt l'f ija.e Vanguards (9-4, .... ~.) Vanguards mm ran. 1-0 fRE,SNO -A double-ove:r1ime goU ~by Premo Padfic'• Jacob ~doomed Soutbem Cdl«· ni.A' College'• men'• soccer team toe l..O lOl9 Wednesday In Premo tbaf ~ps the Vanguards to t-2 in Oolden State Athletic Confer- ence play and to.6-7 overall. ~.,uge Coast takes third EL CAJO N -Yoko Homura shot an 87 whtle teammate Nat.al- ie Cohen stroked an 88 to lead e Coast College's women's Clim~am lo a third place with lllc:balntl among five teams at •h Hills Gou Course in El Wednesday afternoon, l>y Cypress with 330 points. -• SCHEDULE tchool -Corona del Mar vs. Lutheran, at Cal State ,..fiDrl, 7:30 p.m.; Katella vs a, at Newport Harbor, 7 p.m.; ~~:~:~:ng. rtrus Tournament, all day. Wl<>ol bays • Corona del Mar, Southern California at Irvine High. II Community tollege women • Orange ~at Santa Ana, 7 p.m. 1 t41gh Wl<>ol girls Redondo at Corona dlt Mar, 6. fl Joc,c.er : Community tollege men · Riverside ~Coast. 4 p.m ~munity college women • Orange ~at Riverside, 3 p m. DEEP SEA • Woodbridge can't keep up With Cd.M's~ in iingles play, 11-7. ly Ndwd Durr\~ Plot CORONA DEL MAR -Ccn:ma del Mar High'• Gbk temm tMm. -If tt needed matt confidence, lllced up aDDther opponent 1btmda}'. WQOClbridcie, ~ wasn't just another oppoOent: Tb..e bu been seeson-long ~ peme in waiting for the two Sea View League and CIP Southern Sed:ioD DivislOll I super- powerw to 1QUMe off. •Thlt gives us so much amfidenoe that we can do it,• CdM 90pbomore Nadia Vaughan said, followfng her team's 1 t -7 league triumph over the visiting Warriors, while referdng to the team'• goal of winning the CIP Division I title in November. •we've beaten Dana Hills, Peninsula, Villa Park and now WOodbrldge, ·Vaughan added, •and those are the four teams we wanted to beat really bad, 10 now our next goal is CIF. • It wu Vaughan who cJ.inched the match for the Sea Kings (10-0, 3-0 in league) with a 6-3 win over Woodbridge's Susanna Ungman. a ti•u•+an ....,,., Jn Cb8 final iOUDd.. ·~ Md de4eUed CdM leDiol' Nine Vaughan, boulldb NObe ~ fn the~-mg set but tbe Sea Killfl woa tbe renuDtrillg 9gbl ......... •What it came daWn to,• CdM Coach 1bn Mang Mid. •wa our three greet singles play- ers. lJngnvn nm out ol gel. Sbe bed to play Nina ftnt. tbm CaylaD (Lmlle) and Nadia.• Corona del Mar, ranked No. 1 fn Orange County and CIP Dtviltml I. iecetved another standout perfomMnce frca its No. 2 doubles teem of Rochtka Budhraja and Courtney Tenerelll, who woo two ol three sets and near- 1y swept. Tbelr only lou came In a tiebreak against Adriana Hocktcko and April Artunlan, Wood· bridge's third doublet. Hoddclw, one ot the Warriors' best players, recently returned to the lineup because of a knee Injury. Although Woodbridge stacked its doubles in antidpatioo of Joli.og most of its singlet sets, Mang wu swprlled by the Warrior lineup. ·1 thought they would have two strong doubles and one weak doubles, but they end- ed up having thJee above-average doubles teams, and lhar1 why I thought Courtney and Rucbika should have won three,• Mang said. Tbe Sea Kings ~ aJ.ready Jocked up the match when Budhraja-Tenerelli went into a tietnak wUb HocldckO.Artunian. CdM WOil four Of a tets In the Jut round. after IMdtng, 7-5, beading Into It Letlle't &-0 win over Natuba Toto and NJna Vaughan'• 6..() win over Raebel Gu:nthel gave CdM nine l8tl with three still in progreu. Nadia Vaughan, who was down 0·3 to 1 JDgn>an in the la.st round, changed the tempo ot the set and won six straight games, clincb- ing it for Cd.M. Robyn Coleman and southpaw Jenny Meyer, the Sea Kings' No. 1 doublet team, followed with a 6-3 win to give Cd.M inlurance. Woodbridge (6-3, 2-1), ranked third in both the county and CIF Division I polls, also Jost lo Peninsula in a nonleague match Wednesday. •Any time there are close sets, it's not a blowout,• Mang said, •and everyone lost some close sets today, except for their third stngJes and our third doubles.• Mang also said he was surprised Danielle Husted~ a standout singles player for the War- rion, was moved to doubles. There were four sets in singles in which Woodbridge did not win a game. The rematch is scheduled to be played at Woodbridge Oct. 28. Newport Harb(>r axes El Toro T ENNIS S U MMARIES T I NN IS IRVINE -Newport Harbor's girls tennis team took a Sea View League match from El Toro, 15-3 in Irvine 11lllrsda~moon. The win boosts the · rs to 2-1 and 9-3 overall as Erica Nelson and Knsten Case both swept in sin~les. The doubles team.I of Audra Adams-All.son Schnelder and Erika Palm-Amanda Collopy took all their sets, as well. Chisholm sweeps, but University takes match COSTA lvtESA-Senior Kristin Chisholm won each of her three sets, but Costa Mesa Higb's tennis team could only pick up one other set as visiting University took the Pacific Coast League matcb. 14-4. No. 2 singles player Phuong nan took the set fOT the Mustangs, which are now 2-8 and 0-3 in the PCL. GIRLS FIELD HOCKEY Sa ns McNlchols and Manderson, Tars tie, 0-0 LA VERNE -Newport Harbor High's field hockey team (4-1-2), without the presence of leading scorer Kyle McNichols and defensive standout Kerstin Manderson, escaped from Bonita with a 0-0 tie. •This was good for us because Bonita is very strong and we bad two starters out," Coach Sharon Wolfe said. Goalkeeper Erin Kennedy notched six saves. McNichols ls out for two weeks with an injury, and Manderson should be back next week from a sprained ankle. S-Vlew ...... NIMcm HAMOa 15, EL TOM> J Slngl•: Nelson (NH) def. Remland, 6-0; def.~ 6-0; def. Hoskins, 6-1; Case (NH) won 6-3, 6-1, 6-3; Godbey (NH) lost 4-6; won. 6-1, 6-0. Do1 •l1t• Adams-SchneJder (NH) def. McGough-hrbr, 6-4; def. Davies-Hamilton, 6-4; def. Cha..famum, 6-0; Palm-Collopy (NH) won 6-2. 6-3, 6-1; Robinson-Hoefer (NH) lost 4-6, 4-6; won, 7-5. See View LNgue Corona .. ~ , ,, Woodbttdge 7 Slngtes: Ni. Vaughan (CdM) lost to Ungman, 4-6; def. Gunther, 6-0; def. Toto, 6-0; Leslie (CdM) won 6-3, 6-3, 6-0; Na. Vaughan (CdM) won 6-3, 6-1, 6-0. Doubles: Coleman-Meyer (CdM) lost to Hustedt-Algan, 3-6; def. Stiefel-Mit· ton. 6-3; lost to 'Hockldto-Artunlan, 3--6; Budhraja-Tenerelli (CdM) won 6-3, 6-3; lost, 6-7 (7-9); George-Martinez (CdM) lost, 0-6, 0-6. 0-6. ~------------------------------------------------------, \\\Ill\ l't1J11 Estancia WfuS PCL opener, 14-11 LAGUNA: HILLS -Brad Wayman exploded for 11.x goals and ' teammate Matt HOii added five u the Bllanda HiGb water polo team defeated Laguna Hills, 14-11, In tbe Padfic Coast League opener for both squads Thursday at Laguna .Hills. The wtn boom the Eagles to 12-C overall and 1-0 In the league. &wlda 4 4 3 J -14 LagUna Hiiis 2 4 2 3-11 ~ • Wayman 6, Hem 5, Senften 2, C.lkln 1. S..ves: DeWHde 14. I I.I ...... McMiiian 3, Mef'r 2, Herriges 2. l.eNn 2, o.Yis 1, Thorpe 1. Saves:~9. , ~------------------------------------~----------------- T-SHIRTS, FRISBEES AND USED-OIL RECYCLING CONTAINERS --' -__ l Tars sweep Chm;gers • Lavold delivers 10 kills for Newport. NEWPORT BEACH - Junior Kathy Levold had 10 k1DI and two blockl to lead host Newport Harbor High to • 15-0, 15-9, 15-4 Sea View League girts volleyball sweep over the El Toro Chargers 1bunday. Sophomores Krista Dill and Ula Addeo also added five kills apiece for the Sailors (ranked No. 1 in CIP Division I-AA and No. 4 In Orange County), who improved to S· 1, 2-0 in league. Mustangs sweep past host Estancia COSTA MESA -Costa Mesa Higb's volleyball squad took the short bip across town to Estanda and made a quick exit after a 15-12, 15-7, 15-7 victory Thursday. Paced by the play of senior Julie Collett, who tal- lied 10 kills and 13 digs, Kel- ly Chapin (10 kills) and set- ter Daylyn Kelley (34 assists), the Mustangs notched their ninth win in 10 attempts and remain per- fect at 2-0 in the Pacific Coast League. CdM punches out Warriors in four CORONA DEL MAR - Corona del Mar Higb's vol- leyball team utilized strong offensive performances by Sarah Petry (14 kills) and Brooke Reese ( 10) to take a win from the visiting Sea View League rival Warriors of Woodbridge, 15-11, 4-15, 15-12, 15-6. •w e did our little incon- sistent thing in the second set, but we blocked and played one of our better defensive games," Coach Steve Conti said. . Cd.M is 2-0 in SVL action and 4-3 overall. ··-.-, aturday, October 11th Saturday, Octob~r 18th~ Used Oil Collection Event Newport Harbor High School (Football Sta dium Parking Lot) 9am to 2pm JOIN US FOR Balboa Beach to Bay SK Run Balboa Pier Sam to 12 noon *RECYCLE YOUR USED · MOTOR OIL* SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18-rH, FOR FREE For more in formation call tpe City of. Newpo~ Beach General Services Department -714/644-3055 I ·.Please come to tlaae events and i how your support for the City's effort: to protect our water resources/ FLU SHOTS 0dober12nd from 1 Dam -2pm Follow the road to good heahhl BecaUSI your health is lmporto[lt to us, wt are oM a '"'Y lo,,._, lhe llU. M•h• redP,le!1ts ore FREE of charge _,,,,, they ,,..m t"'1r ..... Cft Wl6 rillltl Port I (,,,...} cov,,.. 'titil ar11ot MioW In o Met#ah HMO. Vaccinations are $10.00 each/ vu..""'.,,., ,.·Jlj ·.., ,, ,.s tM SPLIT DECISION Eagle boys, Mesa girls win in Pacific Coast League showdown. By Rfchard Dunn, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Quietly, Est.and.a High's boys aoss coun- try team bas emerged as a favorite 1n the Pacific Coast League. The team's No. 6 preseason ranking in ClF Southern Section Division IV was a hint that the Eagles were for real, but it took Thursday's convincing victory over two-time defending PCL champion Costa Mesa to sell the skeptlcs. "We thought it would be a closer dual meet,• Estancia dis- tance coach Charlie Appell said, following the Eagles' 21-38 win over the Mustangs at Fairview Park. Costa Mesa junior Bruce Han- cock won in 16:04, but Estancia (2-0) filled the next four positions with Alberto Munoz (16:24), Juan Sanchez (16:40), Manuel Orozco (16:57) and Javier Labastida (17:13). Mesa is 1-1. Alex Martinez (17:14), David nan (17:24), 1\'avis Rice (18:12) and Rodrigo Ojeda (18:35) also scored for Mesa. Tony Magana (17:19), who finished eighth over- all, was Estancia's fifth scorer. Stephan Appell (17:40) and Jose Juarez (18:02) rounded out Estanda's top seven. "Our guys had a mental lapse, because they didn't know Estancia had five runners in front of them,• Mesa Coach Joe Busi said. · In the girls race, Costa Mesa (2-0) had no problem against the Eagles, placing four in the top five, led by winner Jamie DeNoewer (19:20). Estancia fell to 0-2. For Mesa, Zoila Gomez (19:35) was second, Sarah Cotton (20:02) third and Gegi Van De Walker (20:58) fifth. Jackie Nguyen (21:35) also scored for Mesa, tak- ing seventh overall after a battle with E.s1anda's Carmen Gamboa (21:32), who edged her out before the tape. Stephanie Landeros and Julie Hitt rounded out Mesa's top seven. PM:lfk eo.t l.eag&le boys EsTANCIA 21. CostA MBA 38 1. Hancock (CM), 16:04; 2. Munoz (E), 16:24; 3. Sanchez (E), 16:40; 4. Orozco (£). 16:57; 5. Labastida (E). 17:13; 6. Martinez (CM), 17:14; 7. Magana (E), 17:19; 8. Tran (CM), 17:2•; 9. Appell (E), 17:40; 10. Juarez (E), 18:02. lhdflc eo.t ~girts CoslA MlsA 18, Es'fANaA 40 1. DeNoewer (CM), 19:20; 2. Gomez (CM), 19:35; 3. Cotton (CM), 20:02; 4. Hall (E). 20:36; 5. Van De Walker (CM), 20:58; 6. Gamboa (E), 21:32; 7. Nguyen (CM), 21 :35; 8. L.-nderOJ (CM), 2f :S7; 9. Stephans (E), 22:02; 10. Bonales (E), 22:16. El Toro bumps oft' CdM EL TORO-One runner missed because of sickness, another for- get her inhaler and couldn't com- pete, another lost her shoe on the COUlle and yet another went the wrong way. U anything could go wrong for Corona del Mar High's girls cross country team, it did, as host El Toro handed Cd.M its first loss of the season, 23-33, in Sea View League action at O'Neil Park. Jenny Cummins (19:43) finished second and had the best time for CdM (1-1). El Toro improved to 2- 1. In the boys race, El Toro's Dan- ny Lee won in 15:37 as the Charg- ers (1-2) defeated CdM, 19-38. Matt Dennerline led the Sea Kings (0-2) with a second-place finish in 16:27. Sea Vl.w l.Hg\le boys El Toro 19, CorONI del Mar J8 1. Lee (ET), 15:37; 2. Dennerllne (CdM), 16:27; 3. Mllchiker (ET), 16:51; 4. Stevenson (ET), 16:57; 5. Madina (ET), 17:00; 6. Cipolla (ET), 17:03; 7. Coombe (CdM), 17:06; 8. K. Kramer (CdM), 17:10; 9. Yelsey (CdM), 17:13; 10. Cien- fuegus (ET), 17:15. Sea View~ girls El Toro 2J, CorONI del Mar J3 1. Fellows (ET), 19:25; 2. Cummins (CdM), 19:43; 3. Miske (ET), 19:52; 4. Ouye (CdM), 19:56; 5. Tanisha (ET), 19:57; 6. Smith (ET), 20:00; 7. Yourman (CdM), 20:02; 8. Kelly (ET), 20:10; 9. Blair (CdM), 20:20; 10. Patton (ET), 20:21. NH boys upset Eagles NEWPORT BEACH -The Newport Harbor High boys cross countrx team, ranked seventh in Orange County, came up big again Thursday, knocking off fourth-ranked Santa Margarita, 26-30, in a Sea View League meet in the Back Bay. Junior Steve Jensen (16:48), senior Ryan Jensen (16:52) and senior Matt McKinaly (16:55) were second, third and fourth, respectively, over three miles, while senior Claudio Cortes was sixth. Adam Antonini was 11th to round out the scoring runners for Harbor, which improved to 2-0 in league. Santa Margarita fell to 2-1. In the girls meet: The Sailors (0-2), also at less than full strength due to illness, were edged, 27-28, by the visiting Eagles (1 -2). Alida McFall topped the field in 18:53, while teammates Canie Foss was fourth (20:11), Amber Steen fifth (20:37), Sara McMillen eighth (21 :34) and Jamie Swar- berg 10th (21:51). ~ ~ Newport Bc.1Ch's C19ar Headquarters Peut 0.--. 0,.,. 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BOYS DMSION 4 • Hurricanes 3, Men in Blue 2 The Men in Blue made a quick strike, but the Hurricanes' Eric Nutter legged in a penalty kick to tie the score at 2-Z. at the con- clusion of the first half. • . ' The Hurricanes strengthened their defense behind the efforts of David Yundt, Casey Green, Ryan Liebrick and Erick Mo.reno, while Kevin Morton and Ricky Montgomery manned the net. The unit managed to fend off the Men in Blue, when Nutter broke away late in the game and sent in the game-winner. Mldnlte Drawing for $20000 Need not be present ($5Q<X> extra if present) One Dollar Donation Req. 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Ch••t•r Drawers Inn Eat wu thrown in wiUl t.he melter OpUmal Nutrrtlon & a 179 E. 17th St., t.nunp. The defender eould do ~ healthler lifestyle. Costa Mesa. int bet*-than IMd the ace« die-Body Wise· The Counter Help monda. Declarer countered beauU.. Healthy Alternative. for drycleaners. FT/ full~ by cliecardinc a dub from the Call nowt 722·6947 PT. Wlll train. Must b .... _ •L--have tran• & be rell· ta era-WMUJ naftt Since a heart able. Apply from 10-2, lead waa li'rinl up the~ Eaat Weight Losa at 108 Tustin Ave N.B. continued with a diamond. Declarer T R I M F A S T diecarded a heart from hand wlUle Herbal Phen·F•n. Crown Ace ruffi l d •L bed "' Hardware ng n umlQy, Wl&n caa \he A aafe and natural In CdM hu lmmod. ace o( h-arta and took a rumor product •.• THAT WORKSI openings for moll· finesse •rainet the klnr. Declarer Al •Mn on the cover of vated cashiers. FT/PT. 11till bad i trum~n hattd to take 'Wall Street Journal" & Bene pkg. Call Mark ''Good Morning Amtrical'' care of dummy• heart, eo 10 1.aaa-4-DIETINQ 673-2800 or visit store triclts were in the bag. 529.95 3008Y Supply 3107 E.PCH @Jasmine Learn to be • better bri d•e c~~:m~ro r••e:v::~ player! SubecJ'ibe no" to the lnauranoe Office. Goren Bridp Letter b7 cellln• PERSONALS FT. 723-4000 FASHION ISLAND leaonal Concierge Reoeptlonlat t or Join ua •l fHhlon WhOIHal• Plywood & Island In welcoming Supply Co.In Tustin. Must be well epoken, our cu• tom• r • enthusiastic, and have during the holiday prevloue exper. M·F season. You will be 7:3°"4:30 259-11 oo responalble tor answering phonH, ReceptlonlsVT~plst questions, giving for busy Real Eetate out Inf o rmation Co. Sat.-Wed. Submit regarding speclal resume to 759-6828. evenll and 1011 and found. This position R•t•ll Seleaperaon will be In elfect from FT, to sell ladles & Weet intended showing a sub- minimum two-over-one response by rebidding clube, but never got the chance. South stretched to show I.he four-card major over East's reverse, and North was delighted at the way things had developed. (800) 788-lW for haformatloo. Or write to: Goren 'Bridre Let-ter, P.O. Bos 4410, Cbicqo, m October through sportswear. Upscale Deta Entry/Cuat svo January 4, 1998. c 11 en t e I e. 0 n I y FT, COM WholHale II you love Fashion exper'd need apply. Chances are you wlll find what you need al the price you want to pay when you read Classlfied daily 642-5678 Good jobs relfable services interesting things to buy It's all there every day in Classified 642·5678 Can't seem to get to all those repair jobs around the house? Let the ClaHlfled Service Directory help you find reliable help. West led a low diamond to East's king, and the queen of clubs return was taken in the clmed hand with 80880. Shoe Co. Duties lncld; Island and would N e w Por t B e a c h SCHOOLS & filing. gen office and llke to join us, 714·8t52·8689 INSTRUCTION 3012 good phone skills. please stop by the Sal•• Assoc Must be RTW or shoe exp. a Concierge desk at avail to work wknds. plus! 714·675·6292 the Atrium Cour1 or FT/PT. Hotel Gilt 6 I h F h & send your resume to s d pan • ' renc Dlspetcher Great w/ Hollis & Associatea hop. Honest an ser-BUSINESS LOST & ltallan & ESL/TOEFL customers, wlll train. 550-B Newport Ctr Dr. vice oriented. SO/hr. ANNOUNCEMENTS & AP exams. Xlnt Computer exp a+ S 125 NB CA 92860 Call Carla 640-2394 OPPORTUNITY FOUND 2925 methods. 497.3973 Raymond 757.7200 ..__" __ • _._. __ _.1-------- 2 904 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii IRE WARD I , L 0 ST•---------DRIVER FLORIST EARTHWORMS ANNOUNCEMENTS earrings. Blue Stone MEMBERSHIPS Responsible driver w/ Flower Shop needs SECRETARY Coast Sheet Metal 3yrs min. exp. in constructir,-1 industry NP-NA. hl!y phnes, cust svc, 60Wpm +, comp flt, Oulckbooks PRO exp. Sal com w/exp. Send res: Gr 0 w 8 r 1 want 8 d 2920 with pav'e pyramid 3018 a Class c License. salesperson to answer $1000 a day posslble. Diamonds. Vic· Wost-,'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Absolutely No Drugs/ phones/take orders. (818' 393 ""'202 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii cliff/NB?? 644-7895 •• Alcohol. Some lilting Exp. a ~ I 675-2292 r ...., Involved. Submit---------World Cl••• profit FOUND Cockatlel In * Center Club Trans· name and OMV print· TRADE through classified 642·5678 llORBT TOI.OU 2114 A1TN1 HOMEOWNERS Borrow $2SK-$100K TooMuyl!aW • l'2y olf.h~ lftt=St ettd.1 Cards • Home lm~mcnts • Apply by pbonU24hr ·No~~Uul CalJ Plada.m 'ial (800) SU-5 3 Open 70.,. buildlng services. Costa Mesa. 5404700 ferable Mombershlp. out by Fax: 631•5377. Nation's best writers. •eve. 722·8833• Includes trans. loo Sales. promotions & •=-.,..-----------only S4000. Call 723·05201•------....... public relntlons. No FOUND Diamond ring retainer. "Lot us take In Corona del Mar. the time to bulld your Mall description tol••••••••• business." By the job. P · O · 8 0 x 1 5 6 O EMPLOYMENT Tl)erlot & Anoclates-Costa Mosa 92627 ' .. ••••••• national advertising & , ___ c1_o_L_o_r_ra_1n_e __ 1• sales relations, the best clients: Disney, Del Taco, Nordstrom. FAO Schwar z . A n h e u s a r ·B u s c h , Hyatt Hotols, J.M. Peters, etc. Services: press releases, corpo- rate sales. graphic design, packaging. feature atorles, ad placement, brochures. kids promos, printing. Call 714/548·8625 Can't seem to get to all those repair jobs around the house? Let the Cl•Hlfled Service Directory help you find reliable help. 642·5678 EMPLOYMENT 5530 3 Telemarketers Needed lor our Costa Mesa office . No commission, no selling. Call 722·0106. Busy hair aalon n e ed• help Full· service salon C.M. area. Rental space avail. 1 at week free Call Colet1a 549-1005 v,, Y"" lilu lo cook\ Wo"t a c;,tol Dr.:c.ow1t~ WE ARE NOW HIRING • WcsAMcillt ·ca Wnppcr • c..liilr • s.ci ~•pmoudlt fulonigC: WIUJAMS-SONOMA Sou~~Aaza 3333 s. Stislol St;ut Moct•--··--~-21..f,_ Laborers Earn up to $500 Weekly Long distance phone co. is seeking people to service storefront promotlonal box Russ 1793 Kenwood C.M. Ca 92627 coute. 1 ·8oo.354-73311=::=:=:=:=:=:=:=~ Whittier Law School Is looking for proctors to administer final exa.ms nt our campus in Costa Mesa between December 15-23. Must be reliable. organized, have good verbal skills and be responsible for transporting exams and blucbooks to aod from classrooms. Day and/or evening hours available. SS.00/hr. Please call: Phyllis Sand at 7 14 444 4141 x-287 S~VICE CERAMIC CLEANING CONSTRUCTION HANDY MAN 3710 IMPROVEMENTS LANDSCAPE & MOVING 3834 PET POOL Df%ECTORY TILES 3528 SERVICES 3548 BUllDING 3560 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii HOME 3756 LAWN CARE 3808 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil SERVICES 3870 SERVICE 3894 t.-. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii HelN R"toratlof\/Remodel liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Spilt Second Movlnt iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •••••••••I Leaky Shower• Rep'd WINDOW & SCREEN ANDERSON Constr Tile/drywall/woodwork VICTOR'S Prol'I Land· Prof Moveral 24Hr Srv Pet IJtt•r/Dot Walker ALLISON POO~ CARI! • Regroutlng & lnstall'n CLEANINQ Call Dan Lg or Sml Jobs. lns'd FRtne•t/dtckl/room add. scape Malnt. Seasonal 7Day/Sr Olac1Tl 17e45z Dally Ovemlghl vlslll. Sentloe A Rep.ir• L670130 Dean of T iie ,,,,,,2cc 8188 Pln#72190 L#B440725 Local COM oofs/general repairs. TIME Color. 10Yrs Exp. Xlnt 432•9123/P·346-585o Refs avl. Llc'd/Bonded Pools•Spaa•Founlalna Al)ZJITIONS 673-8065 or 846-8526 .,....,. ..,.,. ~ 1928 760.1381 ~";~••· ~·~~8;i~ TO IMPROVE Refs N.B. 457.1739 Denise 714·935·8970 Free Est. 718-o44S RdJODELING 3410 --------HO Cl HI 1 1 YARD Clean-up, Tree l aland Blue Pools i .. lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil COMPUTERS 3556 ME SERVICES ty 0 c a 1 are T I /H d /R I P·'ol & S, •· Wkly Svc. CHILD CARE 3536 DRYWALL Anything & Everything gearing up for r m • ges emova PLASTER .... ,. .. FrM Estimate. Ref's. El Nino, a weathor Palm Trees & Haullng 'lim .. tll Repair: fitter/pump/htr QL4)rlltv Remodellng e!lso Home Repairs ~easonably Priced .. ocat Co B Al 63631 O 9'1ephenson Assoc. C,i)I 714·844-S46S iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lrvln• Computer Svo SERVICE 3584 Mlcha•I 75«J.1440 phenomenon that 9&0-8502 Pg-748-5375 t . c· .. 1'............ REPAIR 3880 Acid wash 845-87241 SO'M. OFP SPl!Cl.Al MSM Const Carpentry co u Id b r Ing a Young'• Landscaping ~ Onatte conaultatloN for ...-SMALL JOB EXPERT Drywll/Pnt/Plmb/Elec repeat of the storms Same Day Svc. L729465 ~SO your hom•/t>Ua. nHda. Drywall/Pinter Repair Remodel•Sml/Lg jobs. that battered the Ownr-op•Xlnt NB refs PCNpgradn/Repalra /Hanging/Taping/Texture L698327 982•2438 area In the 1980's, 968·5033/ Mbl-264-5588 7 091 Network• 831•S191 Comm/Res 581•5573 ---------11'1 time to Plaater/Stucco Patch ROOFING 3910 -Serving So Ca 25yra-1'iiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LICl328864 24Hr1 11 714·5154·7831 AF F 0 RD A 8 LI! l'Caln• Improvement• &o~epairs Call Bnan ld:L lroo estimate -1987 Llf341036 l::?Mom & Orandmom Oller quality He'd childcare. FT or alter school. Fenced play area. 1Yr + Located near Kaiser Primary. De•'• Daycare MACMEDIC • Care for lemJ ReUrtd Contractor get prepared ... Macintosh Computers Witthoeft Drywall Repairs, lmp~ovement1, C A L L Y 0 U R LEGAL 3858 PLUMBING In your hme/ofe. Low/ All Phasea• Sm/Lg Jobi am jobs. Ouamy/lntegnty LOCAL S l!RVICES SERVICES 3812 PAINTING hourly rate 873-8818 Cleenl CIHnl Clean! I care, Ken 842·1770 TODAYl '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ROOF REPAIR Oualily work. All typel. 3890 Sr. Disc. Uc'd & Ina. * 714·297·3388. ' 20Yra Exp/Fair SIF11e Eat eWATER DAMAGE• ---------11 Bw"""NESS L1400030 714-639-1447 •Drywall repair/texture 1 ________ ,. 24Vrt Quallty Palnttn9 ~ CONCRETE ._ •Palntln'"'Acoustic cell JEWELRY TOUCHUPS, TOO S~"CES 3488 Ul VI 3784 • MEDIATION • 24 Hrs. Richard Sinor oav& CLEANING MASONRY 3557 rTrCTRJCAL 3610 e<>ttlce Pattrtlonl/lnatall'd TRAINING Uc#280644 645·3209 Q&.,I; KURT 842-8854 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii C I ti & SERVICES 3548 ommun ca ons RAINBOW Clrole Malnt. OKKEEPING Brick, Block, Slone, Tiie Wllllam Harold J eweler Confllct AHultlons Painting-Int/bl Houat/A .. t Smt1ll Job •XPEAT HAUUNG 37.,0 w ., le•• we save A TOUCH OF CLASS Cone, Patio, Driveway DYncan Blectrlo .r. atch/Jewelry Repair 0 1 Ouatlty job. Fr•• eat. T Time/EHort & Money Cleanlng. Rea/Comm Fplc, BBOe. Ref. 25Yr. LocaVOulck RHponae iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Anllque •Fine Jewelrl ct. 6-19, ~ 997 L#569897 83e.-aa8a elle 714-329-4921 Uc/Bonded. Free Est. Exp. Tarry 587•7SM Ll275870 41150.7042 JUNK TO THE DUMP Buy/Mllltldl 873-0341 ~~~:teeic:p~ CHUNG'S •AiNTING ,r Teresa 282·7143 •CEMENT WORK• p kl l!I (71+Ma-18821 +EXPERT JEWBLRY 800·•8·M•DIAT• 23Yre l!llp·Grt Prlcel JfJ. ·Stamped Concrel• et•r n eotrlo AVAIL.AaL• TODAY a WATCH J'IEPAJRS w .. .. Guat Work·Frff Est CJlaINETS 3490 •BOSS HOUSECLEANING Brick/Block/Stone/Tiie Prompt & Low Ratesl H8·1882 We repair eyeglaHee •-------.-."" Llcl375802 638-1534 <:;> 845·8025 <:;> THE LOCAL PLUMBl'.A ·• Jame• E. Bangert Co.· Frff E1tlma1es Friendly Senllce•lnsurtd L#532981 675-9304 Expert Dreln Cleanlng & Plumbing Repairs 20yr• exp. All work guar. Steve 545-8298 PreolH Plumblng Repalra A Rem0del1 Free E•Um'atea Ll817318 M .. 1090 BALBOA AOOFINQ CO Quality Work Guamt'd Reroof/Repalt Frff Est Lie/Int 831·S081 1--------~ 3929 TUTORING Geometry StYClente Has tri. panic aet In 1 CBEST-qualllled tute>t Bob Kendall, 642·7&10 or rrkendal([l'flaah.nel Ucenaed-Bonded L541858 931-4310 ru-com/em-lg Jobe 20 Year• In F.V. lk • c 1 Pal 11 Act~•d Wood1y1tem1 ~~~<>g.f&~J'~e~ John Dor111n M•IONY CSL.618717 748•5255 -1 .. ---0-.-~---11::-NT_S_ JB Jewelry Ha.3301 MASSAGE 3830 :,:,, ~~e~"::. o~arir~ --------wnt stom Cabinetry· Brlck•Ston .. Block ' HjR&"oa.e"' YG.wu. Work. lnVExt & Dock1. •DAN DAWSON• COn.a.VEIUNGS hen• Bath• Doora •Bright HoueecleanJng Lg/Sm Jbe•Repalra ok PENCES ..,.. 3756 •-.,-•M'l'l._5 .... ·CAP--E-.--Ll703488 e31-4810 PLUM•INQ 3932 ng• • Mantele European Profe111onat1. Frff Eat. & Advice • DEC•~ 3•15 wuu1 THE RAPE UT IC P•ter• jialntlng Waltt Helters • Otalnl lliiij~i!!!!!!iiiii!!ii.iiiiiiiiiiiii ~ 714·998-8970 8881 In townl Reta. Derek Lf687191 831·383• ~ v O..alatrHo,....Malnt IAWN CARE 3808 MA I I A Q E 20 Yeate Experlenee RemOdel • Repair Tlte Sttlpp•r & Grace 71 4·857·2647 ••JRQ MASONRY•• M u.dee: large/small Swediah/OHP TlHue FrH Eatlmat.. \ Faucet• e Flxtur.. Spec I a 11 a Ing In ,.....,ENTRY 3510 •HOUBBCLEANINQ• BLOCK BAICK STONE • ...,........_ 8ullde'9 HYre Exp • NB Area a TR••• f Cert~lc'd MaHeur. lnter!Ota and EJlterlor• Ll554722 • 64M720 Wallpaper Removal -.,. Good Ref's. Own All type...Otty WOfkl Lattice CoYtfe & Patios Sr. Dtac. MS-2417 ·i -.... For appointment cell Referral. •84-0•12 Perl717•S719 l5889241 983·5037 5 trane. 20 yeara ••P· Eat. L7300ll 8:11·7~ Cuat Aedwood Oeeke. ~...U-.~ Danny 11+395-52~8 Quinn'• JainUn• ========~ We Gata should l\anO c~~~T~=I~:::: 24j-OS31 Call anytime ..... D ""°"1 • ·••o I eu.tom ~=· .r~:. ~.~~~ IKYLIQHTI ............ 781~7' ·----------32 Y.r• ••p/r• .. on•ble t<>o•the(. Strip, lnstal( ET PROOFING Del Mar Cleanlng Co H gn. r vewayt 1.707328 71•-431 ... 22 Lawn iervlee. Mow/ MOVING No )ob too email. Ael/ ~= to ·~e era.a~ ORCO L: 81581 • Call Bob Re1y_~anPS. 1.af' WI• ~~ ... ~Uo we.-'.!! tnetalletlonlR•P•lr. •dG•/llOd/eprlnklerl/ comm'V•Pt• Ml-3737 78 1·2111 Pg-312-0028 e .... e. ro l,Ott( -_.w.Uo-...cJ.7 ,.. Fr .. E9t, Uc/llOnd. cln-up. Al ~718 I RM/'Com .,,4-4 .... 2 I Gii.AG'! Ar,.! .. YY~ :r~ Lve mag or Ml.,.., a •Pat oe•Fenoee ' CO CT _. ...,. :Nino? rs•Wlndowe-lnt'd. •VICKI a CLUNJNQ NTltA 015 DOOIS 3871 We...-."° INltat eGA••N liilT•R• ~725• Locel/Sr Disc ~~E BEST GIJll.W. 3151 ft.._t..... Cln.up/TNe ~al ~Cont 780-1381 10Yra E•p. ~: ••MT• • 18X7•• 714-141ollt2 " Vk:kl 7"·•M-4HS UIWl8 0...11 ..... •• lnoludu hallwey. "-modlf•t•~ ....._...,,p, ..,....... ~111047" Loc91 AM. don a ... .......rcM •7t4-aa7 ...... Can't ...,.,, to get to .. .,.. ,...~ •ound .. hot.lee? LMM 01111••• ....... ..... ., ~=-.:: .•.. ,. --------- I' 1 l ~i BI :"Ii<_, T9l1•1n1 ..... u +llla .. llv• Cateer ' opportunity. Top upandlng M.Pr10•0• Co. In lrvlne. Unllmlted catNr ~for outgoing; ·.ulf· ~IMd .......... khi ••• d In 11111 .. Call A•o"•' O 71~..-~ No ..,,., MCMMI)'. P81d.,..,... You wll 811COMdl EMPtOYMENT SERVICES 5533 •••••••• Pleue be aware that the llstlnga In this cat-egory may reqwa you to can • 900 number In which there la a charge per minute. EMPLOYMENT WANTED 5535 -------- HouMaltttne Wanted nice gueat houM fof rent or axchenga for h duties, grocery shop. ping, petcare, ate. Sin· gle t.male, quiet ra- apon .. ble, c:leen ,... 1pecta privacy. Xlnt local raf'a. P!Naa call Susla 714·581·9761 DOMESTICS 5540 --------- $ BEST $ PRICES PAID FREE CONSUllATION EIUlbl'J Ltsww Beach Dealm &pan.1111110 LA, &in Franca.a> & Nn< YciR. We buy ANTIQUES IO MODERN DlSHWARE to TIFFANY EVERYllUNG!I! &cate •la. rmbace, Fanuly d1vlsoon~ 714 .. 249 .. 3711 ~ORONA DEL~~ JASMINE CREEK DR. ESTATE SALE 119 )ASMINI CUEK DL (794) 760-JH7 HIGH-END DESKiNEl FUlNITUlE aANT1QUES • CASH ONLY1 SOFAS, CHAIRS, DINING, END TAil.ES, ARHOIU, IEDDING, PAINTINGS, RUGS, a HOUSEHOLD ITEMS. ~ 11 :00 AM. -':00 PM. DAT£$: lltUIS·OCT. tTH, Fal·OCT. IOTH, SAT ·OCT. 1 ITH EXTENDED DAT£Ss b. ~!·00. ltTH, SUN -OCT. I~ .J h.T. ocr. 25TH, SUN . ocr. 26:.a ncnrs 6075 GARAGE SALES '98 Coroll• DX 4DR, low miles, Toyota's most , , dependable earl •, (101233/361675) -;· $10,995 • Tovot• of , Huntington Bo•c"·~ • 714/847-8555 '94 MPV Full power (101567/602643) $12,995 Toyot• of '84 V•nagon Blue book $5200 asklng- $4500. 96k mi, 20k on now engine. Grea1 cond! (714) 673-5669 Huntington Beach 1--------- __ 7_1_4...;../8_4_7_-8 __ 55_5_ ANTIQUES & CLASSICS 9250 '85 M•sar•tl 61-turbo. Red w/tan Interior. Extremely nlcel ssooo. 631-2996. PRE--OWNED CEDES--BENZ CE SALE THREE DAYS ONLY If you have ever dreamed that someday you would drive a beautiful, c lassic Mercedes, Benz, this is the opportunity of a lifetime. Please come prepared to make a final decision. If you have a trade-in, don't forget your title arid i-egisttation. And be sure to bring everyone who will help you make your: decision. Sow up ro $20,~ "1 MSRP on J996 9 l 'J'J7 dmios: E4:20W Sdms, SC5CX> ~. $ Qas S1irlns fl SLRo1d111a • . ,,,...,~.-....