The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink About1997-11-20 - Orange Coast PilotKi'bf s atteIDpted IDurder case goes to jury • Attorneys finish closing arguments in trial of Newport Beach woman accused of trying to kill her roommate. By Christopher Goff ard, Daily pj/ot HARBOR MUNICIPAL COURT -Comparing her to ·suicide doctor· Jack Kevorkian, a prosecutor on Wednesday said Beth Kirby was sane when she twice tried to murder a frail, 83- year-old bousemate in order to send her to a •better place.· With Kirby's mental state a crucial point of contention in closing argu- ments, Deputy District Attor- ney Bryan Kazarian said the 38-year-old Newport Beach woman deliberately ~~bermrt.y:ati,;_s plotted to kill ut1 Mary Roberts resume today with poison tea and later by suffocation in early 1995. Deputy Public Defender Jean Wllkinson contended Kirby lack- ed any such mental capacity. Kir- by suffered the delusion that •unknown or invisible beings• were persecuting her, that heli- copters were following her, and •SEE KIRBY PAGE 11 . Board eyes Robert Francy for in~rim~· By Husein Mashni, Daily p;Jor NEWPORT-~A -It could take up to six months for the school board to find a permanent replacement for Superintendent Mac Bernd. Until then. an interim superintendent will be needed to fill the post, which will be vacant come Dec. 31 . Although no decisions have been finalized, the board has begun working on a contract to hire recently retired Newport- Mesa Unified School District administrator Robert Francy as the interim superintendent, board members said. ·0r. Francy is clearly the board's No. 1 choke,. said ICbool 8 SEE FRANCY MOE 11 . I I ' I I 1-------1 Merci Bouquet plants ·itself in Newport I : Afloral shop. Merd Bouquet I (515-7783) is cielebraUng I its grand opening by offer- : ing free delivery to Newport : Beach, Corona del Mar and Costa Mesa, and offering halvest cen- terpieces for 1banksgMng start- ; ing at $20. Merci Bouquet deliv- ' ers to all of Orange County. The shop al.so canies gift items Includ- ing plants, topiaries, Ouistmas items and ornaments. Tbe ltDre is at 2701 W. Coast Highway, New- port Beach, next to the Rusty Peli- can. Aztec To All.anUa (548-0007) is closing in a few weeks, and hav- ing a going-out-of-business sale . • Everything is discounted includ- , ing chairs, bedroom sets, patio sets, cdlee tables, bookshelves, pots, z::,~are, rugs, art- ' work. and lamps. An ' sales are final Aztec to Atlantis is at 1545 Newport Blvd., Costa ·Mesa. BloomtnCJC'-le'• (729-6600) at Fashion Island in Newport Beach : is having a aJent auction on men's ties to benefit the Orange County '. Museum of Art on Dec. 4. nes fronfthe "Ile It On~ benefit are now on display in the men's area. The benefit was designed to bring together local artists and fashion fmmelt iDd tnandliest places in the U.S.,• lbe lakl of Orange COQDty. Even~ lhe said her high 8CboOl ,. in Germany were harder tbaD 1a1ne ot tbe college den• ibe'I tUim lD the u.s .. lCohmlk wu m With.,.. for much of her tint l8Dleltm at occ. •J WM not cm)y learning tbe IUbject but all<> the JangU6ge,. she said. •aut rm happy now. Bverytbing is going wen. •. In spite ot tbi ldgll llNm fac- ton, she~ tt tllloaQti with stralgbtA'I. One of the occ *"'-" wbo made a spedal tlnprwloa on her during that clfticulf time was Don Ptentildf, a BngJW> pr'Oleaor. •ff.e's a very kind penoo. • the Mid. •ffe'w very powerful and be bu a lot ot rMpeCt for bmnan b8ings. He'w all<> very critical but at the same time be bu respect for your work aDd i designers to create a work of art ' out of each tie. Each masterpiece : is created solely from the inspira- : tion and imagination of the artist. i Participating tie manufacturers • include Donna Karan, Canali, : Armani, Nicole Miler, Hugo Boss, i Metropolitan View, Peter Borough , Row, Versace and Joseph •Abboud. Area pilots favor airport at El Toro The Grey Goo.e (6'2-7803) is holding its annual Byers Ch~ event today from 7 to 9 p.m. There will be a drawing for a car- oler personally signed by Joyce Byers. Also, a representative from Byers will be on hand to answer questions. There will be door prizes and retired pieces for sale. The Grey Goose is at the Westcliff Shopping Plaza at 1032 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach. Top-of-the-line shoes and accessories are discounted 25% to 35% at Bally (557-191') at South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa. A Place of Health and Beauty (MO-eSOO) is ottertng a pre- Christmas sale on reflexology - foot massage gift certificates. The certificates are on sale for $35, reqularly priced at $60. Gift cer- tificates cannot be retleemed before Dec. 25. The reflexology amter is upstairs at A Place of Health and Beeuty at 120 E. 18th St., Costa Mela. Massage, faciAls, waxing, body treatments, hair- styling, nail care and electrolysis are also available. The sale lasts through Christmas Eve. • 8ESf IUYS appHrs fNefY Thursday and Saturday. tf )'OU know of • good buy. please call me 8t 540-1224, fax me 8t ~170, write me at the o.Mty Pilot. 330 W. Bay St.. Colt.II ,_., 92621, or • maJI me at dpnot.20urthllnk..net . • Despite arguments against proposal. Newport Beach pilots say new site would relieve pressure at John Wayne Airport. By Tim Grenda. Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Retuting claims from some of their peen that an El Toro oomr:nerdal aJrpmt would be dangerous to fly in and out of, a group of pilots that includes several Newport Beach residents Wednelday reJeeaed a detailed study that condude1 the controversial aiiport would be safe for even the largest planes. Commen::ial POoa for Allport Safety, a handful of current and retired _peaeoger aidtDe and mlli- tazy pOoCI. r.cmtty fOl:!Ded in respame to •myttas and mtslnfor- matim • about the county's propo9- al to cw.t•t the Bl 1bro Maline CClpl Air Stdoa Into a awnms- dal ailpod Wbm the Soudl Coun- ty military bMe doe8I m UJ89. Delptte lllQUIWltl from ICIDe pilob that Bl 'fbro ii DO place for a 1a.rge commerdal a1lport, the group daiml bulldlng one there would relkMt IDaeutng pnlllUl9 at John Waym Airpolt tn eddtttm 1\alW\mln~ !!.,"!f!!. JM Our addfa Is 330 w. Bey St.. Costa Mesa. c.llf. 92627. -°'.....,,.,.,,. .... WI be,..._ ~ wW.out wrfalri pennBib I ~ ClOPY'lght owner. .............. , • .... VOL 11, NO. 28' HQWIOllAQt U.I 11 Compared to John Wayne and tnany other airports we fly in and out of, El Toro has a lot of things going for it . . . " -TOM BLAIR • pilot who still flies a Cemwt tor tun. celled the propo&ed El 1bro aiJport •infinitely better. than John Wayne and other ailports. The repmt ftndings are in IWk. contrast to recent daiml by 80IDe South c.owity ~ that ltlmg aoa winds at the military ltatioo -particulady in tbe bot PllDJ!MW months between noon and 4 p.m. -would make takeoffs and land- ings from Bl Thro a dangeroul paopoeitioo ButBob M:Gowan. a Delta Air· ~who beloogl to the D8W group, said tba nmon South County Plo«I ~ft ame out against put11ng a awn- merdlll airport af Bl 1bro boOI down to limply geography and bu nothing to do with aUplana Id· enoe. •Jt'I all about wbere they live,• be said. are captured. It's a universal com- municaUon .. ,, .-a.EA KOUNEIC • t- They talk to their ~ about IQID8 of the stark realities ol boy-girl relationsblpl in the 90s: date rape, date 'Violence, birth· control. sexually transmitted dis- eues ... pregnandes -the entire treacherous lit.any. Jaclyn and Meghan's clien- tele ranges 1n age from 12 or 13 to 19 or 20; from young women who have bad an abortion or two already, to girls who have never bad sex, but want to know about it -just in case. When I arrived at 2 p .m., Planned Parenthood's waiting room wu filled with about a dozen young women who looked as if they had walked right off the C4D1pus of any one of Newport-Mesa's high schools. Plus one who might well have come straight from middle school. Most were chic and well- dressed. Several were doing • fMD MARTIN'S column runs fNefY Thursday and Saturday. llASI1IUJl'P .... ~ ...... --= llllo. bat~-liood 0.-... tD ~ .. ~ ........ ~ amllmJ.. ..... p.ttb*balml. ::: ~ "na. c:itl Coundl'i Public Wmb aw••""'• wtD dllc:1m ~ton••httbe~ata llJlidlil ...__ wtlh JW!ldet•b at , 1 p.a·.~ atAndeDeo Sdm. 1900 Polt Seeboume. ~ Eutbluff cammuntty bu apeat a lot ol time and ener- gy and mmeyto addnlll laDe ol tbe OOll«'.NDI they have with traf- fic.· dlf name Engineer Rich BdmxdU1 said. •Prom what we undtntand. the neighborbo9d is pretty divided-we want to bear aemuntty input mi whether this is a good plan or not.• Controversy has sunounded the Eutbluff traffic discussion since it fint began about two yean ago. The debate grew emoti<mal last year when East- bluff resident Tuley Wolansky was killed at the subdivision's Bison Avenue entrance after a driver ran a red light and struck her car as it aossed Jamboree Road. This year Eastbluff homeown- l I I t --lliillilliiililmllllillliiilillilllllil• 1 Merci, Bouquet plants : itself in Newport I ' I Afloral abop, Meld Boaqmt I '515-7H3) ii celebrating I its grand opening by ofter- 1 ing free delivery to Newport : Beach. Corona del Mar and Costa Mesa, and offering harvest cen- 1 terpieces for 1banksgtvtng start- : ing at $20. Merd Bouquet deliv- : ers to all of Orange OJunty. The shop also canies gift items includ- ing plants, topiaries, Chrlstmas items and ornaments. The store is at 2701 W. Coast Highway, New- port Beach, next to the Rusty Peli- can. Aztec To AJlanUI (548-9007) is dosing in a few weeks, and hav- ing a going-out-ot-bnstness sale. • Everything is discounted indud- , iDg chairs, bedroom sets, patio • sets, mtee tables, bookshelves, · pots, O::~=are, rugs, art-• work. and lamps. All ' Ales are final. Aztec to Atlantis is at 1545 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. Jllootw"'Gdale's (72tM600) at Fashion lslaDd tn Newport Beach • is baving a ll1eut auction on men's ties to benefit the Orange County ' Museum of Art on Dec. 4. Ties froufthe #Tie It On• benefit are · now on display in the men's area. • The benefit was designed to bring ; together local artists and fashion I designers to create a work of art • out of each tie. Each masterpiece ! is created solely from the inspira- 1 1 ti.on and imagination of the artist. Participating tie manufactwers • include Donna Karan, Canali, : Armani. Nicole Miler, Hugo Boss, I Metropolitan View, Peter Borough f Row, Versace and Joseph 'Abboud. The Grey GoCMle (6'2-7803) is holding its annual Byers Oloice event today from 7 to 9 p.m. There will be a drawing for a car- oler personally signed by Joyce Byers.Also,arepresentattvefrom Byers will be on hand to answer questions. There will be door pri7.es and retired pieces for sale. The Grey Goose is at the Westcliff Shopping Plaza at 1032 hvine Ave., Newport Beach. Top-of-the-line shoes and accessories are discounted 25% to 35% at Bally (557-1914) at South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa. A Place of Health ad Beauty (Mo-6500) is ottering a pre- Cbristmas sale on reflexology - foot massage gift certificates. The certificates are on sale for $35, regularly priced at $60. Gift cer- tificates cannot be reaeemed before Dec. 25. The reflexology center is upstairs at A Place of Health and Beauty at 120 E. 18th St., Costa Mela. Massage, facials, waxing, body treatments, hair- styling, nail aue and e1ectroJ:ysis are also available. The sale lasts through Christmas Eve. • IEST 9UY'S .ppelt'S tNer'f lhwsday and Saturday. If you know of. good buy, please call me at 540-1224, fax me at 646-4' 170, writ. me at the o.ilv Plot. 330 W. Bay St.. Com Mes-. 92621, Off• mlil me at dpilot20urthllric..net . VOL .,, NO. 2M w r a fJ 11a-suN1a.:•llllll• tier. ·Not in :ao wlatet'w haft I ~ Ul8d to the cald,· lbe said tram tbe11m~a.....o1 Orange Colleait u lbe played will tb8 lladl tbat ~ bow 1errud drift to her. For the put y.ar. kalllvek'I taba reluge fl.a tbl mid ID._. tatblr'I native .. ..a c.lifor-nta. •well aa hll bmli IChool. : 0..... Cout College. : •1 fove warmth and tba IWl ~ ' and tba ocean.. tbe 20-yeaN)ld • said. •1 can't get over the fact that I've been 1ytng in the 1UDt ID my bUd.nl, ID November.• • An American literature IDflor, Koluvek came to OCC iD Ja.iMi- ary, the IChool her father Jt.af- mond Koluvek attended iD l982. Originally ftom Imperial Val- ley, Raymond Koluvek graduat- ed from the ua and later trav· eled through Burope, where b8 met Koluvek'1 mother, Marie. The couple decided to stay in Gemumy became his wife was already working as a physician in an established pradioe. Koluvek grew up m Ham- burg, adtywbichahesaid has more bridges than Venioe. She has maintained dual Amerlcah and German dtiumshtps and bu made several visltl to several parts of the U.S. with her family. But when it~ to cbnnstng an undergraduate collage. she decided to ventwe beck to her father's original stm>ptng grounds. ·1 think I picked one of the I In lptte ol .. ldgti --fac- tod, lbe made. tbloagb with ltndgbtA'L One of tba occ tMc:ben who made.~ lmpreaiol1 on her durtng tMt 4lf6culf ttm8 WU Don Pientorff, 8ll P.nglisb profeaor. •ee'I a very kind penoo. • lhe said. •He's~ powedul and he bu a lot ol NSp8d for human beings. He'I ello very crttica1 but at the Mme t1me he bu respect for your work and Area pilots favor airport at El Toro • Despite arguments against proposal. Newport Beach pilots say new site would relieve pressure at John Wayne Airport. By Tim Grenda. Daily Pilot COSTA MBSA -Refuting claims from some ot their peen that an m Toro oammen::ial airport would be dangerous to fly in and out of, a group of pilots that includes several Newport Beach residents WedDelday released a detailed study that oonduds the cantrovenial airport would be safe for even the largest planes. Coounerdal Pilots for Ailpolt Safety, a handful c:4 current and retired pwmger aidine and mili· tary pl)oG, NCmltly fOllM4 in respome to •mytm and mW++b· matkJn. about tbe oountTI p:opoe- al to cwffl'l the El 1bro Madne COipi JUI .,.,., tmo • C()IQD1S• dal airport ... tbe Soulh Coun- ty military bMe ~ID 1989. DMpil8 argum-itl frcllll ICIDe pildl that 8 n;ro; DO place for e large commen:ia1 airport. the group datml buDdlng one then woWd relieve tnawlng prwunll at John Wayne Airpolt tn al"4Hoo tlrot ........ .-ltl twwlncwibe~ .... ~wrta.n pein...,1of~ owner. HQWmBQOt us "Compared to John Wayne and many other airports we t1y in and out of, El Toro has a lot of things going for it . . . " -TOM BLAIR • pilot who still flies a Ctsna for fun. called the propol8d m Thro airport •infinitely better. than John Wayne and other abports. The report ftnctings are ID ltark contrast to recent daiml by IOID8 South County Plotl that ltroag ma wtndl at the military Italian -particularly in the bot PID1DW months between DOOll and ' p.m. -would make takeoffs and lond· tngs trcm m Thro a dangaoul propolitlon. ButBob ~a Delta Air- lines plot who bekmas to the D8W pro-airpolt group, l8fd. the nmcn lmne South Coumy~ have c:xme out againtt a am- merdal a1rpo1t at m bUlt down to simply geography and hll notbtng to do W1tli abplane ld- ence. •tt•1 an about wbse they 1tYe.. be Aki. 2.8 .t.O ;. llllalt.. Wbml lbe flrit came to OCC 1tii1 llftcl with r81ativ. in New- pan BMdl; but this MmMter lbe bai me... to nat a home with two UCI lhxlmtl on tbe Balboa pentmul&. u Koluvek deddel to stay in the U.S., abe said lbe will tra:mter to either UCI or another UD1venlty of California campus. But she ls allo open to COlllpletlng her gnduate work in Bngland. ·1r1 very hard to plan yean are captured. It's a universal com~ mrinicaUon .. , ' . -QEAKOUMK I L They talk to their peen about IOJD8 of the stark realities ol boy-gtrl relationships In the 90a: date rape, date 'Violimoe, birth co~trol, sexually transmitted dis- eues, pregnancies -the entire treacberous litany. Jaclyn and Meghan'• clien- tele ranges in age from 12 or 13 to 19 or 201 from young women who have had an abortion or two already, to girls who have never had sex, but want to know about it -just in case. When I arrived at 2 p.m., Planned Parenthood's waiting room wu filled with about a dozen young women who looked as if they had walked right off the campus of any one of Newport-Mesa's high schools. Plus one who might well have come straight from middle school. Most were chic and well- dressed. Several were doing • ...., MMTIN'S column runs eYefY Thursct.y and Saturday. 1 1r r I 41· i ~-i " $'~ ~ .Q.lf c.n_ " . 1~·[;~ • C) 1·: ~ Q~ ~-;·fta. \O '_ .... '• . ;. ~ ----c cG I iJ~f Ui l h~i iil il~:t~!f f i iiJllli~'a r= s ~ ] ~ rJ'J '!11~ •-""I t ;;: u= r I~ r <4 ~ Cll ~ i ~ .: . . i i B i: · -~N;:;i':lC f I f \OJI_~ :I :g • ii . ~ .,..~ ... ._ ~--....... ~--~--~-------.:...-_ . r ! ~ u J ~1 t~~f.~1f JJ'! "i---r1~ r~,..,. ... 1.i'Lt . rr ~ l r ~ t ~ f ~ 1 I 11 II • --.. • • .. • ll • •-llt.=:I :•·• • .. ,.;,. ;11 a iiH 1 tr•1 ~ii~•nn1w;iu1 •H1tJ&. ~'II Lth1 , .h ·-----..... -~ "----n I ....... -_, .. f tf Jj ~ l.l'UJU H tt• • a . .· -~-. ~ ~&-t•· ~ Jl1i 11:1~ ...... ~ .. ,-·i•·._ ...... -,~· I ~ I fj) r rf 'f b '1 I l1 J Ull l'1··r•,;1rr f (f :h 'h rr fl Jt,r ·,,'a;ftlf-·. fft. 111 --·····' ··-· -· .. 'r~ n•.1!.nn1-n•---------C --~ r ~ J~ 'l-:jl.1 ~ifUfl ·~1 [1r·_ ti'1 1'11 J s 11l 't I ··J' I ·ar11•1' ei r.iu . a.lo laL . ~ ~''i I 11 i•.1·.1 'I'~ ~···1 ,jljtl H !fill litft ·ltfl .h t ~· " . .. --,. _. . ~ :.. ---.. . 'f lldf !IJ~t H!l'p Jf t 1,1t.:1 •• a,t I'"'--'· 1.-,_,,, '-a~I -itl I r.r I' : HPt!l[i ~iJ!lld1r-.• . ---.· ~ 2_ • ~i j -· ii4UiJ.I.~ _~I in i} v , "i I i j:a I •· n , i a w i a 9. * -~ ,, ~ ~ I. II ~ ~ _ l_ !t o ·_.·-.. ,. r~ f i ir .. l:!Jfji, JI, l I f~il~'li -1 ·1. •1 =~ 11 1 111) hl1i ii~ I .lr.i-__ Iii I! !I~ latH~iJ ' ,, ,.. .'I :•!~IJ!IJI t:I ~Jlifi . ·----~.---.'·., liliill 'J • RICK AllTHUR Is editor of our sister public.tion. the Glendale News Press, and does not plan on giving up cigars t.oct.y. He can be re«hed llt 81"37- 3243, though you may get the drNded voice mall. • Exercile Equipment • Scuba • Hockey • ~ • Golf • Snowboards & more 0 West 17th StJ8et, Com Meta 14l•IO Onck XL llJpo-Alleramk Hotel Uprtpt FUta1 99.74Jlo of all brulbabk -~ It,.... -.of-4he-llt roller cllll ............. 6.300U-,. .... pictbla .... --. pd .... ~ lhlt_, ... ..._lllla-. .... N~wport Beach's C19cir Headquarters COllltil ap;s HoWlnStock • 110+ Praniun Brands of Cigin •f"1~~ • Accessories 3441 VllUdo (Newport Bl'f'd & Via lido) Via Udo Plaza Nect to Pervillons Morta Open 7 Deys from 10:00 am Frt It Sat Now Open From 9arn 713-lltl U.S.~llllls-11t•a:ttill. lllt tllly ... -easy Wly tD ~s;. ..... ~..., ..................... Checklist: • . a Pwm>kin Pi&-nu1>myou'vt MtJef'maM! All4 «Mr '/atlorita peca,., apple, bliuberry, cherry & Gmu11 dtoc.olatt. a Dinner RoJbh.t ~cf varim4 Asi ""°"'""" nuu, MaM of 36 dUuur rolls! 0.Breadfot:~~ml.No~ .~ Q SmdWiCli Bttad-nu u, to 1NJlt#ct a twtt1y lallWi ~. a DC11ert Breads-Au,.p.t;'f, mn•berrJ, ZJICCAU.i, '°"""· dlocolaU """'6k, btuta1t0 a"'1 mbrt. a BreakfBst Deligbts-Dtlicious coffu ~ a"'1 J>astM of """"~ a Munchies-coo.tits, t>roumia and mon. ri----------, 1 ~'!>s~:r~ ~~alty • 1 I bread with this coupon I L u;:::~~· .J ----------Order Deadline Sat. Nov. 22 Open Daily. 6am -6:30pm • Closed SUndays 427 E. 17th St, Costa Mesa (lty ~ llecolasf ORDER TODAY 646-1440 BOYS DIVJllQN 4 DynQrnJt., 4, ~ 1 ... ..._ ....... ,~ ...... .,...~ lt•.md n...w Mlaaow n-..ct Pis lot the~.VlmfNMla recorded.-., 4iMI tbe cweme WU peced by .... 14 Sathee and goalkeeper DMlo8 Moen.. JOYS DIVISION 5 Heat 1, Dynomlte 0 The Heat advanced tn the playoffs thank to Md .... ..... flnt goal of tbe tea• ton. He took the ..mt from we. Danlap. Goelkeeptng duUes were shared by A..ua smw... and c-.. Genan . to preserve the shutout. la Fowler,....., Jorda. Ala Ro- .... Cameron Joagewant. Bll1y Mance., .... Mlllel' and Jimmy hadoUey also played well. AvaJanche 2, Str1Jcen 2 AvaJanche 2, Trojans 0 In the first game, Joeen Car- madl and C..... Cimini scored for the Avalanche, only to be nmuneci by ICOl'el from DoDDy Hald and J111tbl MOAlead. Game two featw"ed two more goals by Carmen, who was fed by Carmack and Erle Paine. Strong defense was turned in by DoQf Waytlaolua. Blue BarTacudcu 2, Galaxy O Barracudas' goalkeeper CbrWopber Vu had a fine per-formanee sealing the shutout win, u Luke Sequerta and Patrk:k Murphy knocked in the goals. Murphy's goal WU the result of a Conry Homeplan assist after a full-field breakaway by Cbrll Womble. Pol.son Ivy 3, Purple Dynamite O Pol.son Ivy 1, Panthers 0 Poison Ivy notched beck-to- baat blanldngs in playoff action GDLS DIVJSION 6 Royal NJgldrnara 1, Magic 1 In tbe lut 20 MCODd.s ol the contest. !rlca Weeda fed Krb- U.. Miller to avoid the 1ou and share the tie.~ t1o9. Holly Miller ud Jt ••• .,.. played well on offeme, and llldly 1'D91 bad to dOle lhotl on goal. BOYS DIVISION e Purple People Eaten Hlghllghta After their season-concluding game against the Bluten, sever- al of tbe Purple People Baten were honored JobD SWlft was named best goalie with R.J. IYCna taking best scorer and Stne Sfcwewen was named Mr. Hustle. Ben SwUl was the rookie of the year, while Mu Kwock WU the best dribbler. John Jaco191aa WU the most improved defenseman, and Dw Berman wu nmnect tbe best offen.slve player. Kyle Mlaer received the best defensive player honor, and best sportsmanship went to Jor- dan Hovi.I. Men In Blue Hlghllghta In a contest agalmt the Bean, JmDelOD GUef ICOled three goall as Setla Jm1mt Tobtn o~ spww IUcbley and David 7Aller played strong defense. Strong performances by Jay Sprtnger, Nalbm Decker, Mk+"'~ Mmpby Hu- codl and Pnmmco Ceja were notable. GIRLS DlVJSION e Splaah HlgMghta AYSO 57 ' Youth soccer. GDLS DIVISlON 4 Babetba Blue 4, ~ 0 Babe• In Blue 2, Slice Glrla 1 The Babes became the first team to cUncb a temtflnal berth u BrtUa Nlellon netted two POSTER ART 'N GRAPHICS HOUDAY SUNll &ALI Nov. 22·30", 1997 ~ • r.Art Posten ~ -~-· ~ S.S. • Save UD to 3004 off Entire Stock-J Fine Aft Posters and Custom Framing 1906 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa • 646-8603 ............. C.-.dlaft ......_., THE GREY GOOSE hwi tt:s Y QM to a ~·Goce·~d- TlillnMf, NnnlHr 20 7-9,. SPECIAL EVENTS: • Drawing for a Byers· Choice carolet signed by Joyce Byers • t>oor Prizes • Kristina Kase, a Byers' Choice representative. available to answer your questions • Large Selection To Choose From •Retired pieces for sale • Refreshments THE GREY. GOOSE WESTCUFF PLAZA t 032 lrvtne Avenue • Newport Beach Telephone -642-7803 Hours -Monday-Saturday: 1 ()-{), Sundar. Noon-5 MUruAl RJM>S a.ASS Dean Witter often a free iDveltment cla.ss titled Investing with Mutual Punds at the New- port Beach Central Ubraiy, 1 ()()() Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. For information, call 7~2472. CAREER NETWORK MEETING St. Andrew 's Presbyterian Church offers a free aueer net- work meeting for those umem- ployed at 7:30 p.m. in the chapel, 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. The meeting will feature Peter Leets of Rights Associates speaking about Winning the Interview and Staying Connect- ed. For more information, call 574-2239. YOUR SILVER COUECT10N Abundance offers an Introduc- tion to Your Silver Collection workshop at 1 p.m.. at 369 E. 17th St, Suite 24, Costa Mesa. Bring your family beidooms, thrift shop tmasures and other silver jewelry to the store and Jeam about trade- marks, country ol origin and have it appraised. The cost is $15. For more information. call 515-1617. ART UAGUE MEETING The Costa Mesa Art League's free general meeting and demon- stration begins at 7 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Community Center, 1845 Park Ave. A demonstration in pastel will be presented by KamUliam Hardy. For more infor- mation, call 540-6430. lHANKSGIV'Ni WNOfEON Tbe Jewish Senior Center m Orange County prments a kos4er 'Thanksgiving hll>(lheoo at noon at 250 E. Bater St, Costa ~ Herb Brin, founding editor or Orange Countys Jewish Heritage newspaper will be the guest speak.er. Tbe cast is S'l.50. For reservations, call 516-5641. COAUTION MEmNG The Industrial Environmental Coalition of Orange County meets at 11:30 a.m.. at the Wynd- ham Garden Hotel. 3350 Avenue of the Arts, Costa Mesa. The meeting will include regulatory updates and upcmnmg changes in rules, permitting and jultloe initiatives. Tbe COit is $25 for YOURDENrAL llEAIJH .-~ ~... .I~;~· .•• • . .~JI_. TR& UGH11NG C8IMONY Pubioo Wand will light its WOODWamclt& SHOW Cbristmu tree, covered with De9ine Mar~ Group -Vons -Your Champagne HMdquartsn --ChardonnaylSauvlgnon Slane - , ( __ ,,.. ---lolil'99f Special Cw.. 16.4' U.85 Chondon lkanc • Noir Carneros 11.49 10.35 CJtondon Napa 8rut (WM 11.49 11.25 Chondon .... Ra.mt 15.99 14.40 Cook's 8rut or Edra Dry J .99 J.60 Culbertsons 8rut 1.99 8.10 Dom Pefi9non 69.99 63.00 ~ s. Mkhele 8rut 6.99 6.30 ~Cordon Negro lrut 5.99 5.40 Freb:enet Cordon Negro Exira Ory 5.99 5.40 Gloria Fen.r lkw: • Nolr/lrut 9.99 9.00 Gloria Ferrer Royal Cuvee 12.81 11 .60 J Shram 39.99 36.00 Kolt* lrutl&lro Dry ChampQ9ne 8.29 7.47 Kl--llonc • NoW 39.99 36.00 Knit Grand ewe. Cal for prb l.aurent ,..., lrut lP ~ 19.99 11.00 l.aurent P.m.r 8rut Ros. 33.99 30.60 Mlrobeh 9.99 9.00 Moel & Chondon 8rut Imperial 12.97 I0.68 Moet a Chondon Wt.-. SW Eln Dry I0.99 11.;o ...... Cordon~NN 19.99 tl.00 .... ewe. Napa lkw. Nolrllrut 10.99 9.90 Mumm fdro Dry NN 19.11 17.90 ....... JOMt Grand lrut 19.99 11.00 ,.... Jouet Rower 70.00 0.00 ,.,., JCMMt Git Set -4 ..... 10.00 a.oo , ~" .... •de Emo Dry 11.18 17.00 Pol Roeer lrut I0.99 18.90 RcMderer 8tut Prerm.r 16.49 13.15 Roederer Estate ChampGtne 15.49 13.95 AcMcMrer Estate l'Hermitop 19.99 27.00 Salon 64.00 Sdwomsberg lkw: cM Blanc 11.18 Sdwomsberg 8kanc • Noir Taltllnger 8lanc cM lkanc TClllllftgef ~ c.om.. .. + Fuel s.vtce Wine, 8Mr & sptrtt ~ + Full Secvlce florof Department + Custom food & Wine Gift &adtets + One d the largest selecttons d ~ In Southefn CaUfomlo + Expanded selectJon d Mlcro6'ews from Coflfomlo and ~ tM UJoftd + Clgan & Speclofty Spktts ..... ,., ~fufM a.ringer Napa luerMIVIM ..,._VIM Sau""9non llanc l .V. CGmefos l .V. CGmefos Aes1rw Cambria KadtertM Cambria .....,,.. Caymus Coftuftdrum Chaeeau Sowenaln Chcmau St. Jean -Sonoma CIMMou St. Mldtele Clos Peea-. IM tt· I Columblo Cr..a CorMa Canyon . 1 u. ..... Rrestone FotestGlen FotestV.. Orgkh .... 1,., Orgkh tms Chardomay . IM '±m' Oroltt s.Menon llw Guenoc Had1nda HwColedion "-Wed .... ~"""' J.&.ohr ........ JGdllOft Souwltnon llanc Ke.-ood Sot"'9noft llanc Meftulood Sonoma Kuc'4M loCrema Undemans Sin 65 Meridian Nopafld9e Robert Mondovi Napa Aodney 5'rong Sonoma Salnabury SCIMD ~ Plnot (ktglo 9-•0do sau•• St.fNndl . St.ftwill111rM ........ w. ... Our WIM Steward ts cwotlable for~ parl\f planntng. weddtngs, special orders and to hetp In selectf"9 that spedal wine for on/ occasion. --· ... Moo --1.18 1.00 6.18 6.20 10.18 9.80 1.99 1.10 SM 4.85 1.99 8.10 17.49 15.75 13.49 11.15 19.99 11.00 17.99 16.IO 9.97 9.00 8.99 8.10 8.49 7.65 13.49 11.15 5.88 5.30 219.00 4.05 8.88 1.00 6.99 6.30 111.00 3.60 19.99 27.00 U.99 I0.70 9.99 9.00 7.49 6.75 .... 4.40 11.99 11 .70 .... 1.00 7.99 7.IO 6.99 6.30 9.99 9.00 1.99 1.00 7.99 7.IO 1.49 7.65 9.18 8.90 11.88 11 .60 4.99 4.50 7.99 7.IO 7.49 6.75 13.49 12.15 7.18 7.10 13.99 12.60 lJ.99 ll.60 11.• 10.10 10.99 9.90 1M 6.75 1~" 11.JO 14.:" 11.50 . .. 1.00 ~ -Cab9rMt -Asel -...,._,,.. -_,.,.. 11At lo.JS lendger CoberMt ........ fWelaVaky lJ.49 11.35 Chcaeecau • MkMle 9.49 8.65 ':: CIMZWandel 6.99 6.30 l Clos du loll Cabemet 10.49 9.45 &ticMlda 9.99 9.00 I I Forest Glen~--7.99 7.IO I I Foratvm. 111.00 3.60 i FoxNolow 6.49 S.15 Orglch ..... '"° 15.99 U .40 J HadMda 4.11 4.40 Hal S.ledlon • ... hpdea lgd 1.99 1.10 I J. lohr Sewn Oaks 9.99 9.00 I "9Muood Jodi london 17.99 16.20 I ......... Red 9.99 9.00 I Mofas Alpha 11.18 10.70 I Mt. Veeder 17.99 16.IO I Napa Ridge"' 7.49 6.75 Acwenswood VI ZWandef 7.69 6.93 Robert Mondcwf Napa 16.99 15.30 t Rodney Slr'Oft9 Sonoma 8.49 7.65 I I Aulhelford Vlnb ..... ~ 5.99 5.40 I j ~ U.99 10.70 ........ 1 ... 7.99 7.IO ZoCD M9IO z (WM 13.99 11.60 ~ M9l1ot I Plnot • Import - ACQdo Plnot Nolr . 15.81 11.SO AdGl'9al&SMg6ow111 '·" 9.00 •..._ca•••Mellot '·" l .lO ChMecW. Mkti1le ..... Well ···" 19.IO Co .... c...t ..... '·" 9..00 a.-jodot ..... VllDge 5A9 4.fl Mondovi CoaMI Merlot 7.99 7.IO Stonesb'Mt Me.tot 19.99 18.00 -Port I 0.swrt - Dolce • 175 ""' 41 .99 37.IO FoMeco lin 27 . 750 1111. 11.79 11 .70 Harwys Mstol Cream • 750 ml. 8.99 1.10 ~l.olllttarvut -.... , 5.99 5.40 ~Founders ........ 750 ""· 11.49 11.15 Tavlor ....... ~ • 7IO .a. 11.49 11.1.5 • Spedolty Splrtts I leer • . ............ _ ... --..... .... .... • 7IO ... I0.9t ll..50 .... OilMi Vo6o. 7IO ... 15." 1•.AO M11mliss..t..11 f!Mf9..,. no• JO." 17.90 ........................... ' S.tl.-s.-. ............ , .... ~ SM.- THANKSGIVING MAIUCElPLAa Thl-Ptdl ~ lpQlllCD a Day After 1banbgivtng Market- place from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the main puking Jot, Onmge County Pair and BX)>Ollltkm eent., 88 Pafr Olive, Costa Mesa. Mmisslm bl $1 for adults, cbDdren under 12 are free. For information, call 723-6616. ACCENT REDUCTION P1tOGRAM Health.tech presents a free intro- ductory workshop on Accent Redudion and Cultural Adaptation in the Workplace every other Sat- PUsclloolLEllMENrAD A.-1'/a to 12 ..... EXCDJ.l.NCI IN U>UCATION • Monemol1 CUn1tuh.n ·Wetl..~·~Ms • Ptlcnetk: "-lrll Pl'ogArn ·Music ·~~ • Creallw Art • Open Yelf llcund • ~~.Full blended DAyc..e PIESOtOOl 1701 West Balter St. Costa Mesa Costa Mesa 549.J803 ANNAL BEREAVEMENT GROUP This ongdng group apecMHzee in the needs m indMduall who have sick and!Cll' dying antmals in their lives. It meets at 3 p.m. every Tuesday at 3101 w. Coast High- way, Suite 311, Newport Beach. 1be cost is a Joving donation to an animal QwityGI attendees choice. Call 722-4588 for space reserva- tion. BALIOA SKI a.ua Tbe Balboa Ski Qub meets the first and third Tuesday m eam month for the winter at 7 p.m. in Tbe Tee Room at Tbe Newport Beech GoJf Course, 3100 Irvine For the generous heart, giving is its own reward. ..,.Ml!•urcm A ,._ tlllDGr suppalt greup J111i111i -7 to· 8:30 pa GD .. tlnit and 1l*d 'Jbunday· a1 e.m maiilla .. ... .,.,. ml Cleargit HOiMJ C')jniw Center, .fOOO w. Coilt Highway, Newport Beedl. Tbit ....angs are ir.e, Por more tnfmnetlm. aill 122~.,:n. mlASI' CANCBt SUf POIT A blealt amcer llJl1P.!lt group meets 8ft11Y 1bmday from noon to 2 p.m. at the Patty and George Hoeg Cancer Center, •ooo w. Coast Highway, Newport Beech. 1be meetings are free. Fer mere infomMtion, aill 722~237. ..anBNAGE Pree proMllkmal ronsultation CARD5llNiO every tbiJd Tuesday the Jewish Seni« Center often various card games from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. A kolher hmch is oltered at noon for $3 per teoior. For more informa- 1ion, call 513-5641. Get a Jump On Gift Giving ·FREE SHIPPING We'B llllp oy oloar ~ sifts vahled over $20.00 uywbeie In tbe contbaent.l United States FREE.. For anlftl by CbrisDms place your . order before No'fember %, , 1997. Visit oar ltore today for details 1219 Snowman Clirfdmas Blend Coffee Is aac:JC Available ?!ly At Hickory Farms. c,. ·: ,., r I FREl Cup1 IDLLGREN SQUARE (fo"'""1 lot:aUd ill Wnteli.lf Plat.a) 270 E. 17th St., Suite 3 17tb St. between Santa Ana It OnnpAft. DW" Mi Casa Restaurant Open Dally 642-0972 Help FISH-Harbor Area brighten the holidays for a family in your community. . ., • Donate a turkey or a ham. • Donate caµned vegetables. fruit, cranberry sauce, packages of dry potatoes, stuffing, Jello and grav.y. • Adopt a family ($50 provides a meal & gifts fQr a small family; $100 provides a meal & gifts for a large family). • Donate a toy or gift for any age child (older children appreciate sports ~uipment, make-up, bacq,&cks, movie passes, fast.food cou~ns, T-shirts, watches, jewe!f'y or boob). • Make a cash donation. • Become a volunteer driver to deliver food boxes and jilts to families in your commWlity. Celestino's quality MEATS The Flnesr Mear and 5eruiee ..waJJable • • ~ In·(· l~.11t 0 1· I 11111 '~ ~ ' . , , . . ... . . , I I\ I "11 . ' I I• : , --p ~)i.:.,,,,.,,,,.,,,.,,,.,,,.,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,_,_,~ Home Made Sausage 32 var1ettes to choose from lndt..adlng Veal, Pork, Chicken & 'll.Uke y MannirJQ f3edLoin • Ce1ostino's Marinade Ne w Yo rk Steak Beef & Chic ken Kabobs "$8.99 lb. $5.99 lb. • Holiday Special Cuts Rb Roast, Lart> Oown Roast Boar Head Products Roast Beef. Ham. Turkey f"OO( Crown Roast. BecfTenck-f1oi'l Ro.i.<.1. L.egOLarb & UVlb Rad orOleeSC •PARTY PLATTER.5• _____ Special_ Orders only CLOSED THURSDAY THANKSGMNG DAV Store Hours Mon.-sat. 9-7 •Open Sun. 10-6 270 East 17th St. • Costa l'86a • {714) 642-7191 (Hitlgr9n~ NETWORKING GROUP This networking group meets 1 at 1 a.m. every Friday in the • Mezzanine at Newport Gateway, , 19800 MacArthur Blvd., Newport • Beach. For information and ; reservations, call 550-4785. I : COSTA MESA CHAMBER The Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce Networkers Business Leads luncheon is every Wednesday at 11:45 a .m. at the Costa Mesa Country Club, 1701 · Golf Course Road. For more information, call 574-8780. • DIVORCE MEDIATION A free lecture about divorce mediation, an alternative to the traditional two-attorney divorce, • is offered the third Thursday of every month with attorney Alicia D. Taylor and psychologist Lee • H. Solow. Space is limited and • reservations are required. For : more information, call 955-2575. • : DIVORCE SUPPORT GROUP • Marriage and family therapist • :e:::::!!!5!==:===::=!!!!!:===:==:=:!!!!~ • : ..................... . • .. . • • .. ' RECYCLED RAGS OPEN EVERY DAY! 2731 E. Coa.tt Hwy Corona del Mar 714 675-5553 FREE RELATIONSt9» HOTLINE Maxine Cohen. a marriage and family therapist, sponsors an anonymous helpline for individuals with relationship problems. Cohen is available for free consultation from noon to 1 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. Mondays. She can be reached at 159-0357. • FREE USDA FOOD Free USDA food for low income families and seniors of Newport Beach, Corona del Mar HAM RADIO MEmNGS Me.a Emergen~ Service Amateur Commun.ic4Uon often the opportunity for Hain Radio opeiaton to putidpate in the City of Costa Mesa'• ~adio Amateur Civil Emergency Ser- vice organization. Weekly neta are held at 1 :20 p .m. on 1~7.060 mhz. Monthly meetings are held on the fourth Wednesday of the month at 6:30 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Police Department. For more information, call 754- 7045. CHEMOTHERAPY SUPPORT SupPQrt provided for individU· a1s who will or are undergoing bone marrow transplant or Item cell rescue and their families at the Patty and George Hoag Can- cer Center. For more information, call 574-6872. .00Jy ·fr~1JJ:J · w .. Vbd·J!J, "'· .. ,,, "iJ ~ .,-J1 .A1:.i;.. ·'-SYLVAN LEARNING CENTER* -.'9"'" Retter grades are just the beginning:• Better grades and tlighct aelf-esf.eCm. lt starts with a call to Sylvan. UVING WITH CANCER Monthly workshops meet every 2nd Tuesday from 1 to 8:30 p.m. for individuals with cancer FACTORY DIRECT WINDOW &: DOOR WHY PAY Mou.Poa na SAME PROOucn PACIJ)ft' Ol.llf.CT. THE ONLY W.\YTOBUY DUAL PANE. VINYL FRAMFD. l:.NFK<,Y EFFICIENT. W INDOWS & Dooll\ PACl'OIY DIUcr To You. WORJC DIRE.CT W'mi OwNW No SA1.£s PEltSON T o PAY ADV~£ -Mil.CAJw CE«l'AJNTUD I 0 VP.AAS IN 5aMC£ STATE 1JCl511605 l 800 940-1413 MEWS SUPPORT The Newport Beach Psycho. logical Atsod.attob presents a men'• support group every Fri- day at 4 p.m. The fee is $25 per session. Por more information call, 122-4588. MENTAL ILi.HESS SUPPORT • The Alliahce for the Mental- ly m of Orange County provides education and emotional support for families dealing with mental· ly ill loved ones. A free support NEED TO ltELAX1 Prom 5 to '1 p.m. every Sun- day, Zen Home Stitchery, a local manufacturer of meditation sup- plies, bolds a free evening of meditation. The purpoee of the gathering is •to encourage and support the practice of medita- tion." The group meets in the Mesa Business Center, 111 W. 17th St., Suite A.S. Donations accepted. For information, call 722-7818. 50°/o off Stems• Wreaths• Topiaries• Garlands Limited to supply on hand Expires 1 lf26/97 Custom Speciality Gifts & Florals Furniture Antiques -·-Houn: Mon-Fri 10-6 •Sat 10-5 369 E. 17th St., #13 •Costa Mesa• 646-6745 (aaou from Ralplu) 3 DAYS C>NLV FRIDAY thru SUNDAY, NOV. 21st -23rd Surfside opens at &am, Su" Co. at 1 Oam 20 • ALL SURFWEJlR Qulksllver -· Blllabong -Volcom -Ruffy -Katin -Counter Culture '9o.tcl ~Martha Flour. ·11 ii ~. we WoWd have Dr. ~ 1ta1t on nee. 15. • · : ~. wllo met with th8 9c:boOl board Tuielday Dlght. Mid. Jae ts tnteielted in tb8 position. : •1 CllirtatDly would comlder it U 'm l!lked, • be said. . Piancy joined the N*3'!J>Olt-MeN teboOJ. district in 1960 a a Jllgh Khool teacher. He bu worbd at all four high ICbools In ihe dlatrkt and ea p~ of &tanda High School. Then he moved to the district level. wbere he worked as director of student services for five yeen. He concluded his career at Newport-Meta in July, after working ea . Bemd's assistant su=tendent. said Francy would be an excellent interim superintendent •He's an ou~ profes- sional educator,• Bern said. •1 would call him a good friend. He ca.res a great deal about the school district, and I believe he will do an outstanding job." Board member Serene Stokes said Francy bas been so involved with the district that he would 'llt.e ~e IJtpp .. If It Goes On a Window We Do It" • ROU,J!R SHADES •ROMAN SHADES •WOOD BUNDS •SOLAR SHADES •MINI BUNDS •VERTICALS •SHUTTERS •ANDMORE• 1651 PLACENTIA AVE. • COSTA MESA t:•:Z:::!b::=i (714)646-4696 Uc. t1008M 31 your team; whether it WU an in~tkm or ·a game ot 1\ivial PumJit,• JUct Watts said, descrlbing him u •a DMlD'• man, a cop's cop, ~ a rare human being." Nan, the ~eant's wife, said goodbye to bim u he lay in the CQffin, rubbing bis forehead and pla.dng a note on bis cheit. "I'm just happy that 1f I had to lose a lpOUM, tt wu tn a police faniilf, • the Mid later. In ettanct1mce were Newport Beech City~ Kevln Mur- phy, City A~ Bob Burnham, and cound1 inmlben Tom Tbom- aon and Norma Glover. Also on band were repn1M11tatives from· a broad range of CalifornJa police departmenta, inciudinL:;:ne. · Vernon, and Mammoth · . SgL Pred Heinecke recalled that VanHom had a habit of lib- bing oUier cops about their ~ ness. When chemotherapy ma.de his own hair fall out, VanHom OftfX Tiiiie: ll«42~. wl'lil! t>ase, white MetariwJ• board, 30" x 42", hetgtrt aqusu from 30" to 40", q1e ~sts from o· to 45'. . ~ 9'*11 Tull Ch*: CH112, black, aas cytlnder ad'justment, 16W to 22'h". ..,...-Arm l.Mp: G25l~1.wtlte, 4-way mcurt, 6W shade, takes 1 WW bUb. $prilg arm and knob, 11tJSts to 32" H. lnttrumlll l'rly: PT730, 30" v.Me plastic tray, attaches easly to front of table. R_, Value $288.90 . . ............ . ?fa14f.fM f ~ 8780 W.. INe. SI.ill 7 • fcuail ~.CA 92708 HOUltl: Mon.frl 106 • Sat lo.5 • Siii. Closed Ptlone: (714) MMm fa: (714t 142-4771 A . Early Years Toys •Developmental toys for children birth to 10 yea.rs. •Quality toys with lasting and creative play value. • PenonaJ service from knowledgeable sales staff. 642-4212 1827 WESTCLIFF D NEWPORT BEACH PIONEER Acid Free Creative E-Z Loatr Memory Book • Just in time fur the holidays save 20-SO% on all furniture and accessories. . • .. • • . . • taleuted cut ot lingel'I aDd pa01sts to pedorm Cole Porter tu.Del. And they did Porter with wooder- ful style. 1be amazing talent of tbe group WU especially evident in the second halt of the mesmerizing two. hour, non-stop performance. Moore'• reodtuon of •Love Por Sale• wu a highlight of the evening. Most impor- tantly, however, Mandel'• experiment was a huge l\lCCeSS. Moont's show ran four days, c:los- 1ng this put Sunday. Hopefully it's the beg1Dning of a long run of smell and intimate performances at The Center. Bravo, Mr. Mandel. The Padfic Chorale recently cele- brated its 30th season with a festive pre-concert dinner at The Center Cub. Chaired by the dynamic Ju Landstrom of Newport Beach, with assistance from Vesta Curry, Juice Jolmloa. Patti Jobmon. Mary Lyons, Doreen Manb.a1I. Madlyn NlelMa. 8ettr Belden-Palmer, Helen Slum· brom and Fltubeth Stahr, the dinner reception prior to a marvelous vocal performance in Segerstrom Hall was • a.a COOK'S columns run~ Thursday more of a wa.rm family gathering and Saturday. P9sONAl TllAMIG • ~ • Aelollcs • YPG\ • SnENGnt ~ • CMDIAC R9IAI • EXP9T PetsoNAlt! StAff • MEolcAu.Y·EsTAIUSHED flllloila • PIWATE HEM1H Qui PMaNG • lNTEo CHILD CARE AV/II.Nil TO MEMIBIS The Ballet Montmartre presents S'4;e-1fe Fitness Center 831-3823 Begin a New Holiday Tradition, Come see Chari.es Dickens' • An Original Ballet • Choreographed by Srela Vwrica, Original Music Composed by George Martinol1ich & Orchestrated by Brent Neumeyer . Premier Dec. 4th Special Guest Artist: . Marat Daukaev -Former Principal Dancer with the Ktroo Ballet Mayumi Hanabasa • (Solotat rotth Ohio Ballet) CE RTIFIED SPINNING4D INSTRUCTORS & OFFICIAL SPIN NIN G CE NTER • I I $DC.7 Js didle, but dlredOr ~it oft' 91'hli Jacbl• II a formula adlml tbdDS tbat re-wadr:t 8W!IY kDawD dk:he ot the intematiooal tmmllt plot. You bsve a cold-blooded tiller b1led by the Russian mafia to AllMlloate a ~~~~~ mejor pnHtim1 figure. A senior PBI agent Js out to stophbn wt.th the help ot a woman KGB officer. Throw in a beautiful female fugitive and ex.otic ~:....&...,L..;j weaponry. And John Dlipko ot coune, tbe oalymanlD America who can help catch the Jadml Is an imprisoned atminal who must be released fnm jail to usilt tbe FBI in their dangerous mission. Sound familiar? It's an been dooe before, but the director ot ttdl predictable thriDer does it bet- ts tban many others who have tried It doesn't hurt to have super- stara Bruce Willis and Richard ~Oil band with the seldool- seen Sidney Poitier. But it's techni- cal merit that makes this movie watchable and enterta1ning. 1be special effects, the fast-paced edit- ing, and above all. the outstand- 'The Jackal' Jacks believability Gay: Well Bill and I were pre- pared for a tbrOHng remake d the swank tbJiller ot the '10., a deep character study ot a briDiant atme plotted by a cumdDg street-dean· ing, wllunt 91be Jackal. . lmteed we get Bruce WiD1I (Jackal), who lacked tbe depUl and persooa:lily fm ttdl 111q .... ng character, who needed Ice fll bis veins fm the murdeMor-btre job be was to execute. Hil l'8Yoldng disguises ot wigs and eyegta Bl didn't fool anyooe. If ooly be bad flashed that trademark twilted mdle ot bis, jult onat. Sidney Poitier (FBI Agent Carter Pnston), a CODl\lllDDAte actor, put his heart and soul Into this movie. In his role, he is astdgoect to break up the much too powerful Russian mafia ring. Seeking help, be is led to an IRA terrorist who is ID jail. TOKYO GATE • • · 1"' aa»wti'O.'l'ISGOIJWI D'f AWMD FBI DINdor Carter PreltOD (Sidney Pottier), left, end undiilrgroand operative Dedn M1llqueen · (IHcbarcl Gere) enter a global race to stop the Jacbl. whose ldenUty, timetable and target are unlmown. • Gitt WAllAU..«W ''t S'1, Is 1he ecl-u af a tlllboe~ ..tisat'tM In 1t* ~. Ill KEU.Y. 55, Is .rt lndultrtll •igll .... NOW SERVING Q,ontTv Style With o;: Sun4af Mmcan Breakfut Piii • ..... NIGHTI '87• THANKSGIVING FEAST Thursday, Movember 27 11 :OOAM -7:00PM Featuring Seafoodlar AlnkAn KinS Crab Legs, Jumbo Gutt Shrimp, Bluepoint Oysters a Uttlcncck a.ms . • Gt>1 WllAPp~ 1--.,n-EE--1 I Bowl with I /'-1 Purchase of any 1 · ~~ I Whole 5alad I 0 11 Valld 11n~11n1 11 r C°'4*' ...,. Will Wlltt,,,,, oo. oner. I 0ne~,.o• • I Cowpon II not llOd llW ~ L-----------.J ,------------, .--------------, 1 FREE I 1 FREE 11 Buy1Get1Free1 1 11 (Chkken or 1 I Side dim "..._..... 11 '"eggle Wrapl I DrtM ..... .,, ...... ....-.. "~ I 11 va11c11v•l91-1v11191 11 1 1 Vaffd 'tn1-1v4191 1 (.cJMMln Nat Ylld ... ""'a.. Ofter. '°'4*' Not Md ... ,,,,,,°"* on.. I 0ne '°'4*',. a 111 1 r I I °"' '°'4*' ,. c· I L-~~~e-9-":..~--' L-<:'.:~~e-9--=-~-..J We no\N deliver! 951-2500 250 E. 17th St., Ste D Phone OI' •-In ,_.. onl•r phone: (7141•c•4409 •-= f7t4J Ma-5564 -Opelt h•J'll• • t I :00-9:00pm RES ~ AMACHI A J(. • ~-' •Authentic Sushi Bar iA .. --:.~ • Begant Dining Room 7~ ..-IN 11.,. • Complete _ ....... , ...... It's Thanksgiving ~~ ENJOY OUR LAVISH THANKSGIVING B ~....,,.....~ PeatuJin&: CARVING STATION Whole Routed Turkey Stcamahip of Beef · . Honc_y Glazed Ham with all the Traditional Trimmings A.uort.ed Seuonal Salada Smoked Salmon with Buela autled Frah Seafood ~ An Array <:A Hot Breakfut Speclalidea with Omelettee madt to order Frahlo.=r Bret.a ~t Delectable <:AMOulh W~ De.erta Pree Flowtnc ~ &. Mucl\More - book ad get tbaiJ cbiUnoul amkwetoos kicked tn llMlrt Older. 0 0 ,-•r-p• • ID an attempt to ..,.._-.:.a. the vast mubt Which doem't buy its $29.95 porterhouse steaks, Mor- ton's bu entered the popular price market with a carefully aeated. ~friendly dining ho\118 chain with entree prices from S"l .95 to $15.95. The spacious interior et Bertolini'• is a strangely disso- nant mixtUre of randomly placed, recessed blue celling . _.... and a couple of huge, rtnverted. cone-shaped columns 1 rN.~.j S.•:YO. STYLI llllZA ~-~"'-~ Ask About Our "New CUstomer" neat! ri------, I ~!f8::i::f.1 I ~ thru 11130191 Not vaUd I L . with anv other off er I _______ _. 1 7 41 Westdlff Dr. Newport Beach (btwn. Irvine &. Dover) t1C.11, ESTABLISHED 1962 Steak •Seafood •Cocktails 1695 Irvine Ave. 646-7944 Early Bird Special M-F7am-9am $1 .00 12.. Latte ~ ' ' • '2-oqers l ,;,~ , /l~ Sandwich House Sandwiches, Coffee and Espresso Drinks, & Smoothies Wt.UKa 1/2 pound of rul fruit in all our smooth la Fresh Turkey sandwiches, cooked Dally Optn Sundays 270 E. 17th St. #17, Costa Mesa ~ ALDEN'S CARPET has opened anew Area Rug Studio Why Pay Dept Store Prices? AU...RUGS & RUNNERS on SALE. Handmade wools, synthetics, sisal ALDEN'S CARPETS, INC. 1663 Placentia St., COsta Mesa 646-4838 (i'.9$), md ~Italian ~to.forced tbl!Ngh the ~ machine, ae- ates a true otig- inal -a plate of vanilla k:e aeam spaghetti -with straw- berry sauce and grated white chocolate ($5.25). KM HAGGERTY I MLY Pl.OT Chef Nell Salvtno Jr. mows off a plate of broiled salmon cov- ered In blueberry sauce. The gelAto bar features 18 fla- vors made1Ium scratch every day. Bertolini'• bas a full bar, an extensive wine list and an Massimo. • MARI.A 81RD'S Restaurant Review Is printed every other Thursday . r------..1--------... I BEAUTIFUL 20" -24" I NOBLE FIR WREATHS I -~Uii·~ I SAVE '200 0FF I L--------------1 - OPENING Edwards IMAX• Theatres Prele:Dtl An Evenlna on Everest with David Breasban & Ed Viesturs Share an evening with David Breasbean (co-director. producer. cinematographer&. CJ1pedition leader) or Ed Viesturs (deputy expedition leader) and hear a fir<11 hand account of the IMAX filming of their historic Mount Everest upcdition. 1nc e\lellina includes a 'lidc presentation. a 7 minute IMAX "Evett~·· film clip. a question aod answer session ud a boolt "ignlng o( Naeional Geographic'" EVEREST -Mountain 'Wnhout Mercy. David Brmhfacs Wed .. Dec. 3, 1997 -lrvine @ 5:30 cl 8:00 pm Thurs .. Dec 4, 1997 -Ontario 'i S:JO &: 8."()() pm Book "lgnintt from 6:30 -7:30 pm both e\'eflings Eel \'Jatun Mon .. Dec 15. 1~7 -!Nine <l 5.30 & 8:00 pm Tue'\ .. Dec. 16. 1997 -Ontano (ii 5:30 & 8:00 pm Book 'ligning from 6.30 -7:30 pm both evenings Tickets availat>W Hdusiftiy at REI for $21.80 adl. 1lle IMAX film "Everest'' opens Mardi 6. 1998 at both Edward, IMAX Theatre locations. lJVWIW•ts. Hs oppollte number-in fad. the oppcmte d an four d the otben -ii Prancel, a sweet young religious ~ glYm a syrupy iDlelpretatioo by 11ffany McCllntodt at Satuntays per· formance. McOtntock's sweet. blond. Loot Anderson-type vacuousness pre- sents a marked contrast to the otben, who've been around the block leVel'8l times. Sara Moneymaker's Georgeanne is an emotional time bcxnb waiting to detooate, a sad young woman tn an European Coffu House UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP ' r-------,r-------, 150% OFFU IUY~~E I -- SPECJAL Your passport to an Clldlaentic Vienna Coffee Howse! IANY ENTREE ll~Sio ~II~ ROUI I Not valld wttti any 11 or eQUQI or....., vou.. 11 SUSHI ROLL I I other offer. II Not valid wtth any II $1 ftft I I Lntlt 1 11 otnerotter. Umtt l 11 • 77'eachl I per ~7 II per c~7 II (6 p6ecel) J SSJS 67S-~414 Mar A-n. 70S E. a... BIYd. 0.-U Newpott Beech 1 ·· r J • ._ t .. · • h1v11 i i ·. 650-! 199 ------------------- ". (. l \. SPUZZI New Italian • 8egfrt yet ceauel (locetad in Triengle Square, Qiat.a Mlle). Wad • Heppv Heir. Early Brd Menu Mlable Every day. Hours: Wlc:h 11 :~:CQJtii. Dinner 4:Cl).10:~. .....-.. ~·Malta cad. V.., American ~· L.ocad et 1870A Herbor' BMj, (714) 54S95Cl) TOSCANINI RISTORANTE ITALIANO P11D1 and tir.d nwdl frelh dliy. (\:Jerl 6 dlrf8 a week. Tues.· a.i. 4-1~. Fn. & Sit. 4-11 . ao.t" ~· v. and M1 aacad~ Rt 1 wdueaap.l 1..oc11Bdat:D12 Nlwpar't Bt«I. m2338 RISTOllANTll MAMMA GINA l.oclrild It 2S1 &lit"** ea.t Hil1'M9'1 k'I ~ e.dl. l.&nh Mon..s& 11 :~:n ~ BrulCh 11""'3pm, llmr t.tnQJi 5prn-1~. Cal~ for~ 873aDJ AMACHI &.llhl & ~ tD Go. ~Ber. flj Maim' Qd Clrda. L.ocad "' 2875 hir'le /we. fAa'a. ..,..,.. Nlwport Bal eor.) (714) 6456518 llENIHANA Amri::e'I molt 0161b'll:ll!ld Jeper-,.......... ~ 7 ctr,. • M8k. lJ.n:tt 11 :3Jam.2:~ Mnfri. om.. 5:3o-1~ ~Thln: 5:30-11:CQJtil Fri; &11:CQJtil Sit; 4::Da:~ Sun. Loceced at 4250 Birch St. 9550022 TOKYO GATE Suehi. oelStlg end take °"' IMlllble. (\:Jerl 7 -• Wiik Monday -lhndlly 11 ::l:l a.m. • 9::1) p.m. f'ridly-Slllrdly 11 :3:1111.m. -1(}00 p.m.; Strdly 12:00 • 9:CJJ ~m. l.ocDd 1t 427 E. 17tti St. IC (by VVhntrue ~) n Coa Mlm. 631-0403 LACAVK Merli lrdadla: Lobl-. OW>, ~. a.a. Dllv ~ Fri. & Sit. Prime FW:>, FUI Br & W.. Ult. Clllull Drim. Hotn: l.Ln:tm 11 :X).2::1) -llmr Mon.-6& from 5:X\:lfn. V.., Ml uemd, Clrw'I Cl.ti. L.oclled /I& 1895 nir11 All9 .. (At 17th 811-..J N9' Blodb.,.. &mta11..e a:. Mlm (714) ~7944 THK BARN STKAK HOUSK Merli httJdll a... F1'llh Rah, 01laklo, al1lll'i & Sllldl. Prim Range fnlrn $3. 7S For l.&nih & IB.~f11r CJnrw. Hours: Mon . .S.. (\:Jerl 111m For t.u:x:h. 4:CQm Mon...fri .• am.. 3:(Qlrn. Sit. & Bll\., ..... ()'IC& c.. Acclll*d L.ocad II& 2301 Hnor B. 131. Coa Mime. (714) 641-8777 THKARCHKS Thi i:rwYUn ... end lllbJd houle in 0... Qu*f ... , 922. enng Udl Mon...fri. 11 :3Clllm IJ'1ll ~~. llmr __, rltiOI ~ 1:a9n. LAalld on~ eo..-n & g:~in~Bm\. LOC8l dancers ap~ hi •Nutcracker' ~ Several area relldents will~ m Bal~ Jet Padfk:a's production of •The ~ er• at Irvtne Barclay Theatre Dee;. q through 24. ' T 'Ibey are: C'Orona del Mar J'Mklen~ Whitney Beer-Kerr, ~ Leiber, ~ t.any Marani, Belle Riley, Yvette Riley; Glanna"SegretU and Jamie Ston~-~3 ta Mea residents Dellree Bildl, MJCD.er Gervais, Megan Hanley and Blair 7.etlert and Newport Beach residents Diane~ Jenny Danzi, Valinda Baston, Hila.rt; Heinke, Chuck Johnston, Dama Moinf~ 11ka MoiD.i. Juliane Piggott, Usa Weglalf . and Brianna Wood .~ ., ( I ~ l "' • r r, '- .,., .... , V 11 • IEYNOLDS .. L8g9ndary star of stage, screen ~~.Debbie Reynolds ljrings her musical show to Costa Mesa on Friday and Saturday at 8 f.m. In 5eget'strom Hall, Orange COUnty fWforming Arts Center, 600 Town Cent.er Drive. llckets Jeffrey Briar perfonns Beethow!n. Chopfn_ Gershwin and others in an lnteracttve con- cert at the Jewish Community Center of Orange County on Sun- ct.y from 1 to 3 p.m. at 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. llckets are $7 for center members and $10 for non-members. For informa- tion, call 755-0340. Michael E. Bahllnf18r, 0.0.S. i• plea•«/ to announce the opening of his IHIW/y relocated Dental Prsctlce at: 1B••• Brooldlurst Street (Locat«l In the Valley Gsni.ns Center next to Coco's Restaurant and Nurssryland) 18444 Brookhurst Street •~•· Fountain Valley, California 92708 714•983•3900 •• ~-~'Dll' Mattress Outlet Sto BRAMJ NIEW • COSMEnCALLY IWOffCT Get flte .. for Leal • • iii 3168 Barbor Blvd • · CocltaMaa o.e Block ..... ol 408 l'Wy 545-7168 Did You Have An Earth · Shattering Moment With Us? Alt6 22 )'US M'~ rtmOddng our Original Bar and Dining Room. Your old mtmOtfes wl be 90fV lnwr. .. comt on In w}th your COl'nMJ -join us for a toa> or a matgatlta and aratt a MW~ or mptln an old. Bring ~ &nilyl D«. 2nd Is )QI last c:honcel ® J u:~uro · · · f' 2800 Newport Blvd. 1 c°"67USSS) • J raliud the need to relu and co cnergJ&e myself. A deep tissue ~ wu like a pic:cc ofbeaYai after a woriwuc. I decided to become a massage therapist and c:ompkted all the necesmy c:owsc wotk. I remind ind.Mduals tbac the odJuJar cckpbooc WU c:omidcn:d I luxwy 10 yan ago. Today a really great ma.ssagc is an inwstmeur in longevity and good health. WATER WORKOUT™ My cwrcnt d.icnu include hotels, raons, spas and i.odividuala just liU you. I am l.iom9al, Clerti6cd and affiliated with cbe Beau Bwinas Bweau of California. -n. &.dse n.t ftlls &oM- Cal For l.diOIS & lines: (714) 646 6446 S A L L Y STANTON T D T I L FITIEll WE CAii HELP Y• HEEL PAii W19E OTIERS HAVE FAILED! fHl EID IEEL PAii ••• llOWlll . ~ -Ho Hoapttillliatlon - I tptti•liu in Swaiisb and deep tissue 11W11F tuhniques, bowvu. I will tailor a m-. baa{' oo )'OW' needs.. Ir would be my plalure b) funbct dilaw your ma-. needs and my skills. LOCALMl'T 5 The ~Is invited to view •Local 1rr111g11• ht/ artist David Queer\ on Cllplay In the New- port Beach c.ntral Library foyer, 10C»Avoc.ado Ave., through Nov. 30 during llbrmy hours. A recep- tion will be held Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. in 1he library's Friends Meeting Room. The collection of aayUa depicts familier seaside landmarb induding the Balboa a.AYlONWDA Orange CoMt Col="'°'° GaJlety presents an~ of color photographs iP/ Orange County artist Clayton ~ through Dec. 10 in OCCs Rne Arts Building, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Admission is free. For Information. call 432- 5629. ~ EL~CH-IT-0 Banquet Rooms in Costa Mesa • Patio • Bar Area • Dining Room available for fun festive partiesl Call immediately to reserve your date! 645-0209 CUI°"" ot.,.'" ~ M~. (7U)355-5236nMom~ reMINJ.,, ms -Wik: ~~1~.CWll. • . community commentary • IDmJWS NOl'I: The o.ily Pilot will regut.ty run let'*'5 Md CX>lumns relating to the debate over an International *Port at the soon-to-be dosed El Toro Marine base . A good deal made better ·by the comm.unl~. By Mac Bernd and Martha Fluor W hen history looks b4ck at the city of Newport Beach's decision to annex Bonita Canyon from the city of Irvine, we doubt it will be rememt>ered AS controversial. People will hardly recall the com- munity'a anger with the short time frame for maldng the deci- sion. What the anneuUon will be remembered for 1a its long-Umn poGtlve impact on the schools in the Newport-Mesa Unified School Dlltrict -all at our schools. To make that prediction is not to minimize the vital role of those who opposed the annexation because their efforts helped achieve a benefldal outoome for the community and, more impor- . ta.ntly, our &Chooll. In fact, the community's united voice of concern over the negative impact.I tbis annexation might have had 00 the local ICbools 1D the Corona del Marzonewaa the major force 1D IW8etell1Dg the deal for both the dty and ICbool district. • Here is the simple truth for the area's schools. Had this annexa- tion not gone through. the New- port-Mesa school district would have nothing. With the annexa- tion, we got not only a school site that will be reserved AS a park for 10 years, but $6.2 million in development fees that can be used to improve schools in the area impacted by the housing that will be built on the annexed land. We also received an addition-· al S1 million from lbe Irvine Co., which owns the land. to augment a $5 million education- al foundation they establilhed in 1990 to improve education in the Newport-Mesa d1stricl Last, and maybe most importantly, we got students. While many parents think more students in the area's schools is a negative, the reality isinaeued enrollment at the high school level will allow UI to offer more advanced classes that many people would like to eee at Corona d.elMarand our other high schoole. New students bring additional st.a• funding -to the tune of a~ $3,600 per student, per year. Because we are able to pro- vide the basic education Of chil- dren in the diltrict for about $2,000 per school year, the $1,600 per student per year sur- plus can be used to buy comput- ers, flX leaking roofs, put up new d.assrooms and otherwise improve educatlun throughout the diltrict. All ol that makes foe a pretty n1ce cake for the schools ol New- port Beach. Add to that the k:Sng at IDGl9 than 30 ea. ol ~ mcl adlve open~ for tblie dlildreD to day ID. ad you bl.a a wonderful achievement fa« the people ol this oammumty. Credit goes to many people, including everyone who lbowed up to YrA meetings and Oty Conndl meetiDg9 night afta' night, the Dally Pllot, whk:h cov ered the story IO dolelyr tbe It.aft and school d1ltrid staff1 a farsighted. City COUD.dl and school board that acted in the best in1mest of their COOltitGel:lbl We're also fortunate to have a lalidowner like The Irvine Co., wbk:h responded to the commu- nity's concerns. Some people sUJl?Y be a t1e upset over this~ thing. may be true not~ got wllllt tlwy walll8d. but tt is mme tbD dw tbat tbe schook got what they needed. • Tinder Box Premium Cigars • Arturo Fuente • Ashton Cabinet • Avo • Cohibas • Punch • Excalibur • Savine/Ii • Davidoff • Cifuentes • Griffin • Macanudo · • Montecristo • Padron • Partagas Urge lelection of German steins & English Pewter Flasb Humidon by Elie Bleu, Avo, Davidoff located In CRYSTAL COURT • SOUTH COAST PLAZA . h~ 4-540-8262 .. (, 1< ·~ \' 1) 1'1( I I I : Two nights at the Westin Las Brisas hotel in Acapulco, Mexico plus a $500.00 American Airlines Gift Certificate! I \ \ I ' ' 'I I ' . I l' ~ I l I I Fifty finalists will be invited to attend a Mesa Verde Center 25th Anniversary Sweepstakes party where the grand prize will be awarded. And, all finalists will also receive a certificate good for a complimentary luncheon for two at the Mesa Verde Center Acapulco Mexican Restaurant! -l.o.~ ----o eo r ··2eo Alt entries must be l'9Ceiwd by Friday, December 12. Grand Prize wilt be awarded on Tuesd.y, December 16. AcllpUko MexJan RestMnnt Albertson's Food Md On.lg Stor. Soup&.ntation • le. Chlllet • KOM LMes Ectw.rds Ot*M • ... of America llniler ConstFuction Full line of Woo, Woveo Axminatel' & Sisal Carpeting Available 1904 ........... ., ..... Coete ..... 11.L Comer of Hertlor & 19111 Staeet ~~~ .. 722-9642•• W; w :. ·: r -e, 1 y = . r c . 1 C : •• U · Tc::,:. Rabbitt Insurance Agency AlTID·~·HPAllll 40 Yean in Business ~ G-~ S >~J 631-7740 441 ow N-peft ..... Newpett .._... "'-..... ........, Tel. 71'4 • 718 • 3010 SO)-927•3516 Far. 714 • 718 • 3381 Pata: 714 • 93S • ~ '· : I I I l DAU Pilar SIWDl ECOm> ! 98.5%~1) .....:"~: ORANGE -1r1 not that Jell BriDld8y wouldn't enjoy ~ ~ =' 'lbanbgtvtng IDOl'D1ng with his wife and lcid&. But a.it Harbor High football coach would ltil1 ratber be cm,.. i:nctice field, where he's spent seven ol the last 10 yeus, wbDI .._ family bird browns. .: Pal' that to happen. once again. bi.I Sailors (8-2) wm ... Jo improve their record in playoff opeDen under bi.I hrtel':; to •t when they meet host VUla Park (6-3-1) in the first round the OP Southern Section Division V Playoffs Priday at 1:30 p.m. at El Moel· ~~·try to prepare the kids well. win one, then worry abdUI what's next,• said Brinkley, who ls favored to earn the school's l&al first-round triumph in its la.st 11 chai;v=es, • •: Though it's technically their first postseason contest, Newport players and coaches have said the win-or-go-home atmospbm'e the playoffs take on actually began after their 0-2 Sea View League start. What followed was three straight wins over El Toro, Irvine and L--------------------------------~ •SEE SAILORS PAGE 82 ' I I \\ \ I I I· I' I I I ( ) ·MUSTANGS ESCAPE _ 1 . VIKINGS~ AMBUSH WITH 11-9 VICTORi • Costa Mesa advances to Saturday's CIF Division II Semifinals against La Habra. By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot HUNrINGTON BEACH -Costa Mesa High's senior Chad Cleaver scored the first goal of the Mustangs' quarterfinal contest against Marina Wednesday evening at Golden West College. Thank goodness for Mesa. with 55 seconds remaining in the game, Cleaver scored the 19th goal of the game. Cleaver, with bis back up against the Vikings' two-meter defender, spun around and zipped the ball into the canvas to regain -and keep -the lead at 10-9. ·we needed a goal. I got a great pass from Kris (Montgomery) and put it in,• Cleaver, who scored three goals in the contest, said. The goal gave the Mustangs a moment of breathing room -some- thing they didn't have the entire sec- ond half. But after a oouple deep inhalations, the Mustangs netted another goal and took the 11-9 win. which advances the 23-5 squod into Saturday's semifinals where Mesa will meet La Habra. fresh off an 11·9 over- time upset of Servite. ·we 100% overlooked this team.· Mesa's Coach Scott Thytor said. ·rve been trying to preach to these guys that in CIF, anything can happen. and this was a dogfight the entire game.• Thylor's corps racked up a 6...C lead at the half thanks to two goals apiece by Qeaver, Todd Hylton and junior Hunter Thylor. But Marina, a team Mesa had oon· vindngly topped twice in the regular season. opened the second half with a bang when junior Justin Pas•nacht struck with a goal before 15 seconds had ticked off the dock. Fassnacht, who would end with a game-high five goals, rattled off another in tbe period as bis teammate, Jeff La.non, el9o sank two. At the end 'T-: DON LEACH I DMY ND'I'. Mustug1' Todd Hylton dellftn. a goal in 11-9 win oYer MarmL : of the quarter, the score was dead- locked a..8. •They were there to win tonight,. Coach laylor said of Marina. which ends its sea.son at 11-11. •'Ibey didn't do anything different (from the teall»' other two meetings). All the aedtt goes to them. I'm glad this mght ii over.· Larson gave the Vikings the lead 1lt 6:27, 9-8. . Mesa began to take misguided shots th.at Marina's goalkeeper Mak Armstrong easily fielded. With time slipping away and the stakes dstng for both teams, the play became eW!D more physical. Hunter Thylor WU ejected wj8l 2:15 on the dock. but Marina came~· empty. Two plays later, it was Muina that was terV8d a ldckDut. Coach~ lor promptly caDed a timeout. "We'"9 OK ... • he Mid as the play• en swam up to the side ol the pool. As they returned to play, a plaJ9 on the bench shouted. •Thli ii not the end.• Indeed it wasn't. With a man up, Mesa awung tile •SEE WATER POLO PAGE Ii . ~ tht sU stn as fric ele blo bat Ne hiJ ed dai an. enc ma bJa ter of J an tbE .... .. ' . I . ' -• ' ~ CONTI~UEQ FROM 81 before league play started. CdM swept Newport Hubor and split with Woodbridge in league action to share tbe title, but it entered the postseason No. t based on total sets won in head-to-head competition (19-17 over the Warriors). "In those six matches,• Mang said, "the top girls have to do well and they all did incredible. Nadia had a little downer against Newport once (dropping two of three sets Oct. 16), but Caylan only gave up one set in those matches and that was in a llebreaker (against Dana Hills freshman Amberly Tantee), and Nina only gave up two sets.• In total in those six so-called tough matches, CdM's singles pldyers combined for a 46-8 lf'C'Ord. Further, senior Nina V~ugban lost both of her sets against Woodbridge freshman Susanna Lmgman, then later avenged those setbacks by defeating l .mgman in the Sea View Ledgue smgles title match. It was the third individual league c.harnpionsbip for the Notre Dame-bound Vaughan. Leslie, a sophomore sensation who went 24·0 in league but retired in the l~gue semifinals reportedly hecause of dehydration, gave up a total of five gamea against Newport fiarbor, a team ranked No. 4 in ClF Division I and fifth in the rnunty. Nadia Vaughan, who reached the league finals as a sophomore Uus year, losing to her sister, canied the Sea Kings in their Oct. 9 victory against Woodbridge, 11-7, when she sw~pt 6-3, 6-1, 6-0. Vaughan's 6-3 win over Llngman in the third round clinched the win. CdM's next big match in league came against the host Sailors, who tied the Sea Kings, q.9, but Leslie's 6-1, 6-2, 6-0 -;weep helped Corona del Mar win on games, 64 -76. Additionally, CdM's best doubles team for most of the <;Cason, Ruchika Budhraja and C "ourtney Tenerelli, won two of three sets in that match. CdM lost to Woodbridge, I 0-8, on Oct. 28, its only setback of the season. The match lasted two days because darkness postponed it with the Sea Kings lt>dding, 8-7. On Nov 3, Corona del Mar dmched the title, finishing 9-1 in Jpague with a 12-6 victory over Newport Harbor as the Sea Kings' standout singles players went 9-0 m the match. "There weren't really any c;urprises this year," Mang said. ·We had three champions plnying singles for us, and C 'ourtney and Ruchi.ka (both 1uniors) are going to be awesome for us." Jenny Meyer and Robyn Coleman have played doubles together most of the year unW lately, when Mang moved Coleman with Budhraja and Meyer with Tenerelli, while McKinzie George, Nicole Charney, Christtna Martine% and Kristen GrUfith have filled in at No. J doubles. Diala Hakim has played third singles this year for CdM, while Katie McPherson and Ashely Jacoblcm alto saw vonity action. ·~.· Mang Aid. 'we'll be celebrating a CIP ~P· The Uming'1 pretty~ because we're ~ arouijd ~DOW and we're~ ID cloUblei now.• " SAILORS CONTINUED FROM 81 Corona del Mar to wrap up the Tars' eighth playolf appearance in the last nine seasons. Only a 26· 10 road defeat at the hands of Glendora in 1993 mars Brinkley's first-round slate and the 12th-year head man·boasts a 14-7 postseason record. including three w.tsion t1tle1Jame appear· ances the last five seuons and the Division V title in 1994. The Sailors, who finished third in league and were ranked No. 4 in the final Division V poll, are favored to handle the Century League co-champions, who have won six of their last seven after opening the year 0-2-1. The two teams, which have never met before, emphasize offensive balance, while both have also relied upon solid defenses. The Sailors are led offensively by senior tailback Brett Baker, whose 1,410 rushing yards on 217 carries this fall rank fifth on the school's single-season list. His 1,597 career rushing yards are fifth all-time among Tars. Baker, also a cornerback who shares the Orange County lead with eight interceptions, has scored 23 touchdowns and amassed 2, 140 all-purpose yards (rushing, receiving and returns). Harbor junior quarterback Steve Gorman has completed 66 MESA CONTINUED FROM 81 of 130 for 7~1 yards and six touch- downs with seven interceptions. Gorman's favorite receivers include senior Oscar Gard.a (25 catches foi; 167 yards and four IDs), senior Garrett Govaars (13 for 230) and senior tight end Pete Hogan (13 for 122). The off~ line of tackles Eddie Clarke (6-foot-5, 230) and Blair Jones (6-7, 225), guards Phil Baltazar (6-3, 215) and Brant Hill (6-4, 212), as well as center Lance Chavez (5-11, 215), who came together as a unit for the first time against El Toro, have helped the Tars average 203 yards on the ground the last three weeks, 26 l in total offense. The only sack allowed by Newport's line all jleUOD came MaiDst the sec- ond unit in the final.stages of a 47~ nonleague triumph over C4nyon, Oct 3. The Sailors are averaging nearly 21 points per game, while gt.mg up 13.6 and are pltts·22 in tumaver ratio. The Spar· tam,~ for the 14th season by Pat Mahoney , rebounded ~ their flrst loling season in eight years (3·1 lut fall) to share the league aown with fari>tUar Newport playoff nemesis Foothill. VUJa Park, which played for CIP championships three straight seuons (1975-71) and woo the Southern Conference aown in '11, is keyed oftensM!ly by bacb Dacbe Dameron and Ryan Wann. as well u quarterback Matt Jack- son. '"They'll try to establilh a nm· nlDg game,• ~predicted. Dameron, a 5-9, 1~pound JWJ1or, bas riilbid ror ns yards and eight tourhdowm lifter col· lecting 1,113 rUSblDg yards u a sophomore. . Wann. a 6-1, t~pound seni«· who earned an-~ baaorw .. a safefy the Lut tWo falls, ii the team's leading meetings in 1993-94. receiver with 21 The Sailon are catches (or 339 familiar with m Mod; yards. He bas al.so ena's Pred Kelly Staj rushed for close to diwn, wbere they 500 yards .and baa defeated Orange. 31-1; scored six touch-in the 9ee90ll opener. , downs. •we feel really Jacbon. a 6.0, com1ortable there,~ 165-pound senior, Brinkley Mid. bu 16 camp)et1om Wla Pim gut pti1 in 112 .U.Ops few ~. 14:.0, wq 1,ooe YW1 and 11 ......... ---.---.. ...... ---. ............... ~ Wldle 11111 ~ toucbdowm With tam fllll to Bl "n.,<a7- only four mtermptiODI. However, 20, the only oCber C(llilft>C!Q oppo~ be averaged jUlt five completions nent with Newport. wbich defeat- per game in league. ed the Chargers, 21-e. • The NeWport defense, led by Friday's winner will meet Hogan, tadde Derek Pox and either fourth-seeded Kennedy 01 Baker, bu gtven up 1,282 y~ Westminster in the Nov. 28 quar- on the ground and 1,260 through tertinals. the air. vma Park averages nearly 19 points per game, and is allowing just 13.2 per contest. The Spar- Um$ knocked ~ Corona del Mar in the back-to-back tint-round Occam .... ...,_ Ht. Wt. a. ... 1 ... ·-'II •1 110 Jr. QI 21 _,.... S-11 114 Sr. Tl 4it C.. ID 11m s-t 207 Jr. Fl D OKM-.... s-10 117 Jr Wit IO 411iwn .,_Ml 6-3 110 Sr. Wit I......... M 225 Sr. Tl 11.llLAll.... 6-7 225 So. LT M ,_,._PM 6-3 215 Sr. LG 90 u.aa OWla S-11 215 Jr. c SS llllMf Mu. 6-4 212 Jr. RG 75 .... QAillilr 6-5 230 Sr. ~ Heizog and fellow senior Vinc:le Ham.ade spearhead a potent Mesa nm'ntng game, which operates behind an all-senior line of tackles Chris McBride and Daniel Ives, guards Jeremy Via and Brandon Jones, as well as cen- ter Ryan Penyma.n. r------------------------, ~ Dll-.1lolwto11Hd•aa ..... i l Tak• 55 Horth to Chapman Ave. ' 1 exit. Right on O\apmM\. Stlldlum t l located on left. ,.. • • L------------------------~ .. ( · Dsam ( _...,. Ht.wt.a. ..... M ,._ 9NazM 6-3 2\5 Sc. DE •t ,. .,_ FOii 6-2 JOO Sr. Of • e Mm~ 6-1 230 Jr. DT • • awrr Hu. 6-4 212 Jr. a , • LucAs --s-t 16' "· ~ ~ 5 Pnl HMM 6-4 225 Sr. Ml.a > 5 ~ O'Dal8BL 6-1 191 Jr.OU ,' 21 -.n ..._ s-11 1M Sc. a , 10 LM1M 1..-W 150 Jr. a • 22 OlcM c..... 6-0 172 ~-S5 t a 1a.u cum. 6-2 110 So. F'S ~ Jerry Clevelan~ is the leadJDg recetv~ er with 16 catch~ for 171 yards an4 five TDt. ,. Herzog has 1,229 '----------' Buena Park's veif eran defense ii allowing juat 1~ poiDfs per game an~ bu yielded mo~ than two touch; downs only onoe (~ 33· 10 loss to Glenj dora). I yards and 15 TDs Oil 193 carries this fall and has amassed 2,375 yard.I and scored 31 TDs. in his three-year varsity career. Ha.made bas 869 yards and seven TDs on 148 carries and has 1,811 yards and 17 yards as a var- sity standoul Uevano& threw for a season- high 99 yards last week and has completed .cs ot 96 tor 618 yards and seven TDt with six inter~ ti.om. The two ICbooU have pwt ~ twice before, splittiDg beck-to- back nonleague meetings ta 1964-65. ,~ The Mustangs, taDked No"'S tit the Jut DMston vm po11. ~ 4~ in first-round ~yoa ~ma are s..s overan lD the pllf.,.. M victorious, they would mee1...- tbird·1eedad Covlua er at·larVI entry BellOower in the Nov. 21 ............... w11 .... 1. .q ~-----......-. ~ .-. ,----- " . ' . ' --- I ' ~fUIUC:;::;;::;:;:;IO;:::;:OTl:;::::ICl::;:;::l==I PUBLIC NOTICES -IOTICll • 1tU11JC NOTICE alC•7t4 MOTICaOI' NT"M*TO .._STD nTAftOP1 ....... v....--. )ilK- net JDdUded Pat s.nta ad~ BranilfOrd. bad> GI Ilg C--. aD4 tblrd loWBltW · WIDf8:Yatm anc10evm WDllania. bOtb Of Big Canyon. • Newport IMdl eeeteqr Todd PUmer wm ~in tbe t997 National '1Nm JJloDtblp Dec. 8-10 in ~Ar;z .. a tournament h09ted by Resort Suites of Sootbdale. Grayllawk Golf Club and 'Doan North Golf Club. Last years field indudecl 22' top amateurs representing golf clubs from 30 st.ate.. Winners are detemdnecl &y tbe comblned total ot tbe two belt bllDI ot the foursome (no bandic.aps). Entry fees are $'195 per player. PUBLIC NOTICES PUIUC llOTICI Nelson to Cal Poly: SLO NBWPORT BEACH -New- port Harbor High senior glrll ten- nis player Erica Nelson. who bas played No. 1 .... this l8UOll for the Sailors, verbally mmmit- ted Wednesday to attend Cal Poly San Luis Obispo next year on a Poltial scholarship, Sailor Coach Pletcher Olson said. Newport Harbor (1 ?-6), which will host Corona del Mar today in the C2P Southem Section Division I semifinals, is ranked No. 5 in Orange County. occ wins In three IRVINE Orange Cout ' : ,, . : ,,-~ College's women's volleyball teem upped its Orange Empire Conference record to 10.3 with a 15-11, 15-9, 15-3 win over Irvine Valley College Wednesday evening. Jennifer Marsh led the Pi.rates, 15-5 overall. with 21 kills. •Everything she touched went down.• Coach Chuck Cutenese said of Marsh's perlormance. The Costa Meaeowbap were knocked oul cl the Pq> Warner PIBydll as tbe 1nvt""e te1 ~ 0-lgl"' handed tbs lomll • 3'-4 lbe Cowboys sac:rtficl8d twr em1y fumbles in the first quartf',r but got on track. when Brtm ~ J\!O)ftled a fumble OD the ~t 48-yanl line. The 'Boys drove down the field and Jerry Mollu burst oJf of rlgbt tackle for a 20-yard touch~ down. The Cowboys threatened again just after a Mk:bllel Levtn intercep tion. but they could not capitali7-< and finished the regular season They will go on to play in two bow I games. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES •--------ducted by: an lndlvldu!ng " • m • p 111 ClitS11MO .. • .~ .. .. . -..., • ........ NEWPORT BylD (714) 631-6594 (Plta!lf indudt J"C?tll' iuunt and phone numbtr aud •-r"U tall you bade 'ith • priff qoolt,) ill BEACH 1069 COSTA MESA 2124 CORONA _. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii&IDELMAlt --~------- ) Monday ................. Frid8y 5:99i)m Tuesday ........... "° Monday S:oopm Wednesday ......... Tuesday S:oopm Thursday ....... Wednesday 5:()9pm Friday ............... Thursday S:OOpm Saturday ....... ,. ....... Friday 5:00pm ...... Tel:!ooe 8:30anr5:00pm Mooday-Fridat W. -In 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday YMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT FURNITUU t014 5530 5530 5530 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiia .. •NIEW LISTING• Chermlng 3bd ab• HARBOR VIEW HOMES c loH to C.M. golf M•OW Ml!OW Cook for night club. Growing ree.11 firm W•nte4 rouAL ltOIJ~ Portoflno 4BR IJ.5BA course. l800a.f. Secu-WOOF WOOi' pt/ft. 1Fun atmoaphere. hu nffd ol conge"lal Sal•• Aaaoolal•• Ol'l'Oittv""~ 1838 Port Tltfln rlty ayatem, 2-car gar Huge living 1pac:. avl Hrt~tlpa. Apply In perlOtl for gener•I for Hollday Help. t• Allruln&aleMwtftls•ne•11lllll Open Fri 10.2 Sun 1·5 w/opener. Lovely In 1 & 2Bt apt hom... 2925 per on, 3pm·8pm, offloe dutlH Incl. Daye and 1ome WHk· IWWIPPtflssdiHllOlllefcd 714-790-3142 gaiden, covered patio, Wood burning fir• C ter Drawe,.. Inn typing, bookkeeping end1, Good wages. JU•T ARftlVllD Lovely oft·wNt• 2pc. HCllon&I, CtMtry-wood custom ald•Qoard, matching Fr~h atm chair, Vel\'C/t m11tchlnf love 1eata, Oriental lampa, old Oflental cabinets, dr••••ra, bed, lablff llnCI chaue & much more . Second Ch•no• .. f ..... -•1•• a..1011Mlll ga. BBQ. $l800/mo. placea & gigantic un Kitt.en 179 E. 17th St., and phonH. Mutt be excellent worklng 11 -..___ GM~ Include• gardener. I ... , I A pt 1 ~ wlllO INln ii lllttJI R patio. Clo•• to the grey/white. Vicinity of Coata Mesa. very organ zed + a ... e env ronmenl. P V a : 1, """*'• ··lllY ,,elere•cc. s1~~~:eo.:~~-eq. beach & achoola. Irvin• Blvd & King• Rd Counter Help C.M. to handle high vol· Yl• Lido Drue• 111111111111 ., 111scr11111Hli1n A E A L T y Ooga & cat• W91come. (714) 548-1698 , beauty aupply. Salary ume. F•• r••ume to =~:.s 7V~~-sL,t:: \. ___ .ti-· ctlOf. rtlltltn,• ----------1Nlce 1br 1ba Lovely Starting at $1055. Call F d CA t k plus commission. Crown Ace Hardware .... ·-·-d rt (714) 78SM753 for oun rue 888_,.,.12 Lealle H .B . 9 6 2 ·5 5 9 4 Senior• encouraged su, llaltlllu,, IMllllM l.t&luur BEACH OUPLEX gale comm., catpo • llcenH plate. Call to ~ or o•ll 9e2.,.160. to applyl .....,.trilll.••lall•bollll Owner Gone $364,500 lndry fac, frig, $615. more detalls. • eome hlnnM11111 Identify 848-2232 __ ...._.......__....,,.... __ _ _ _,,,_..., Mdl .............. 111111. Better Hurry I Klein Mngt 581-4000 re1trlctlona do apply · HOUSI!: CLEANERS Work at th• tweet"t .Cona .. nMettt• 1724Tallft C.M. 714-431-310. =.~:· 714-723-8120 Sm 1br tum, French Pound Pld• cockau.t. CUSTOMER young co. looklng for PlacelnTownJ -_, Santa Ana Hight.I area. resp. hardworking French'• Cupcaka1------S---t ' Tllla .... ,,,., wlll not Prudential NEWPORT cottage detail, n/pet., &44-4687 or 75M&e5 SERVICE people. E11p prel'd, Bakery G• 273 e. 17th M!ltCHANDI I ..... _,,__., ___.., ..._.,,,., amkr, $850. lneld ulls, -":":'..'!-.i..,•,.--11 ,,~ ..... ..:' .. ":';'1~ ____ c•.....;..;• •.;;..._._.;..;.....,., __ BEACH 2169 cable, mald. 673--8745 Loat Cockatlel t SPECIALIST t (not nee.), englllh and Street, Coata MHa MISC 4015 _.,. -...... Harbor View Homeliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiii ·~~f;r:z=llC named"Yacko" Work part time at muat have own Irani. (by Roes For Le11) l1liiiiiiiii' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ........ lftlltlN.OllfrtMCrt c C d 4B 3 SB B I T 2b 1---------Ple11e call 751·8299 Southern Califomla"I Earning potentlal hiring FT/PT aalH Sl!XY & a•auy•••M .. ...,..,., llllenMll tht all ape 0 • r · a ayv •W •rr•C-9 r COSTA MESA 26241---------""T"-:-::~-::-:-:::--~::-::-~ excellent, work on Help. Exp. helps, but -..,.._ hlllll•t• lfnrtlacll 11 l~I• 1 2, O 0 0 + Sq.Ft.Lot 2ba hH, gated, 'patio, Lo• t dog. La• au. m o • t d V n a m I c own or with colleague. wlll train motivated Wl!DDINQ DOSS ..,.,....-.. ......,, 1111 5850,000 Judy Kolar, ate, comm pool, no RENTALS TO brown/whit• male, Chamber of Com· 71 4-545-7350 pereon. Apply In White .. tin w/aofl lae• uaa.. Tl Broker 714·376·5578 pela, $1850. 76().1219 • 9 9 9 M 0 " •-In approx 13pd1, tick, merce. The Newport person or fax reiume fOfm ntUng, low back I ..-iJJ•1U«llJ cam-JUST LISTED 2br a'"'•coN a•v 8peolall Sharp SHARE 2724 do not feed. no tags. Beacr Chamber of Laborer• l!:•rn up to to Dianne at 548·1482. w/detachabl• train. ,...,._.lrrlnlMM.ClllHUD ,.._ ,.. • 71 .... 574-4166 • Commerce Is 1eek· $500 Weektw Long Size 4/8. Mu11 SHI -1111.1111 .. 1·•-'24·151G. fer 2ba condo, alt 2·car Prlva1e, quiet, safe Large 1 br on W'1lde. Ing ~ part time poal· d I• tan c • p h 0 n • 5250 1•582•592_..928 ... ...._'911,0Cn••l•m gar, lndry S229,000. be1Jch comm. 3BO Wood1y atmo1phere, CM Artlat/F/44 w/ca1a. Loat Pet Cookatlel Ion that Is a pl•lll· co. 11 seeking people EMPLOYMENT Broker 840-5984 2BA cottage atyle walk-In cloMt, carpet, New Hae, gated, pool. Grey body, yellow 1 1 1 t ell! HUD ae '21·3500. 1 ti d 1 S / S500 1 h d h k ant, service or enled to 1erv ce store ron SERVICES 5533 Yl•w•I Beautifully home on lg greenbet, pa o, no ~•gease. hrba gar. •• ea• orange c "•. Customer Serv.lce promo tional bo11 Remodeled Ea1tblutt 200' from bay and 714-414 3 58 U-need ref. 631·2111 Bin long. 760-4744 or Repre1enlallve to tpute. 1·800-354-7331 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii t' WolHTannlneltede 1' 1i10 At HOme :HOUSES/ CONDOS •· FOR SALE Home. 4br or 3+den. dock w/aome view. $199 M I N .8 . 1 room In 3bd 642"7867 repre1ent lh• Cham· Manlcurlat nHded $629,000 Judy Waltere $2650 year lae, lnclda OV• ft 2ba. $550. Share ba. Lo at Siberian Husky ber to thft call Ing p T /FT H 0 u r IV 0 r Owner/Agt 669-nss 2-car gar., lgd fplcd., cleblan,tyll•;i• ~.!' W/D, OW, 1blk to male, white/gray/ and visiting public. Comm. Pd vacallona. frig, stove, w/1 , an ca n·• • r • w • 0 c e an . p ark I n g . black, blue •v••· tags. Dutlea: W. Newport on the sunny patio. Broker In cl1t, nr bch, Trt/Sq 714-942•3319 Vic-Center St/181h In An 1 1 NB/Ct.,1 area. 65<>-6810 Oc••nfront rare 718·1400 Lv mag. Bunkhou" Apt• • •wer neom ng Otfloe Man•g•r beach/alley ~ontage, Pat M2·f401 NB Ooean Front C.M. 11 n &48-4089 calla requesting Part Time. Flex hra. --···· Pleue be aware that th• ll1Ung1 In thl1 cat· egory may require you to call a 900 number Buy Direct and ...,_, Commercial/Home unl11 from 1189.00 Low Monthly Pm .. Free Color Catatoa Call 1-800-711.01&1 : I dHlrable Interior loc. Harbor Ridge Shr 3br 2ba. Maater LOST Sliver & gold Rnk Information on the H 11 Pacific Coastline, Inc. 2+2. Spa, .. una. So. 1 Br D • t • 0 h • d avl. n/a profeallonal. bracelet w/ diamonds Newport Harbor oag Hosp al area. In which there la ••---------charge per minute. WANTED 7 14-722·1011 patio $2750/mo.Jyrty. Coll•ll•• w /Patlo S1000/mo + dep & about 1 /21n wide Area. Computer/accounting ---------TO BUY • 10021---------BW Grundy Ritt near beach. Cathedral expenaea. 645-4581 723-5230 •Preparation of ll•ts aklll• +. Cheerful EMPLOYMENT $3551000 714187 ... 181 cell•, frig. Mov•-'n of members, area pereonalltyl 631·2241 WANTED 5535 •L 0 8 Tr ........ . ..fENERAI. 1011 ------ . :.:-. NEED DOWN Affordable NB H•rborV1ewHomea Spectall S876+1400 N:ahr:~~T':"h~~ demographic• and POSTAL&TORB Wanted for Chi'*'* 4br 2.Sba, den, formal 3bd, 2ba Monaco. Incl dep. 5484421 ear HEALTH 6 other aupport mat• Retail counter PT·Flx & cametM eu 1111 ... T? Newport Blvd. N/S rials. hl'9. Appl~.3S35 E. Cit B.A. In Eft9ll•h · ... PAYMEN din, Ip, pool, ex1ra gardener. 12200. 2br 1ba Remodeled, .... 75 u Incl 65"-5•-p~rs 3000 M t di Old,,._._~._ • • -u .,.. """"' &&ft.g.,;J • Rec0td keeping of Hwy. co . 673-2930 •• era pen ng. -~ :•Y"• will loan you th• prkg +gar. For appt. ~10. 873-3174. upper, gar, nr OCC Ne4HI a "oomnwtef liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim memb~ r•ferrall _ Looking for PT/FT ttranklln ~ ..... • .. ·down payment on the Cheahlr• R.E. Udo lal• Home S775.+S300.dep. No Call The Dally Piiot Al'9 wou tired and and fulflUment of In-PT/flT Top Payl Work work unlll Jan. 1. Old watchee & ....-V ':home of your choice 714-723-9037 3bd 2ba 12600/lae. peta. 714·241-8850 Claaalfled department lack energyP Try my fOfmallon r9quests. from home or oNice competent & reUable. Westcoat Coln_.... :-,.nd arrange the un· ---------1 Peta ok. Owner/Bkr to place an adl Don't uerclie. Send SS • Light typing and w/mall order. Local Open to wfd• range of TOP DOL1ARI jiii .•:dertying 1•t Mortgage 107 Via Juoar ~WPODT forget to Hk about and a Hlf·•drHHd admlnl1tra1lon work Training. 1-eoo-296-7962 Iuka. Doug 640.9081. For Records, JU2. :-~nanclng. Buyere •~di ••••••••• for appt 499-3400 HAO &\ our current epeclalal envelope to ISEE PO a• r • q u • • t • d . Reoeptlonlat 5 dayl/ Nurae'• Aide Kind to Sountraoka, lie ... ·o •a It 0 r 1 c • ROUSES/ Npt Hlflm/I!' 2bt 1ba. BEACH 2669 714-e42·5978 Box 10881 Costa Requirement•: wHk. 7:30am-12noon car991ver. Fluent eng, Cati Mlk• ..... ., .. "The DownPaymenl Co 1 cd Meaa, CA. 92827. • Excellen1 tel• In aalH office nr John good cook, driving & Bkr 2 39-4334 CONDOS ;~~,r~~~:~·,;75. 18 a 28 28 Nwpt Cat •hr 3 +3 Money Back Guar. phone communlce· Wayne airport. Lii• lharaplit. t2Yrt exp.1--------- SOLD! Showcase home• lor aale In our Saturday Real Estate Supplement! •Hom•• of the Week dlaplay •d• •t•rt at luat $991 (0.1dline Wida 5pm) ***** -Open Hou•• llatlnga for 151 (Otadllnt Thurs 5pm) ***** It pay• to advertlH In lh• bHt local Real Eatat• Section CAl.L TODAY! u .. co .. nz• 714/574-4249 Lia• Alvera 714/574-4252 FOR RENT + saoo. dep., frig. 'trom r S'750. ~foot ~O•~~ •. c~';'::;: Ilona skills. general olllce dutlH, Local rel• Ii? 646-3735 FREE TO T01JIOU (water /ga1 paid.) D/W, No Peta. Carport 1650.+dep 721·93041••••••••• •PC word process· computer lrlendly, no "'s'""o-.-n-d""'l_n_a_v""'l•_n ___ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ewpon " • Ability to work In Mitzi 714-4176·1150 M••••u•• will work rel'•, no peta. Scott•·-~-_ .. _•_•_"_~·-"_ac_• ••••••••• PERSONALS Ing e11perlence. amkg. Avail Dec. 1 HOW TO Wiii 251·8696/day or 645-•714-545-4855• as companion for the 0 --..1a-8 __._ BALBOA 1770/evea. 202 Albert fast paced, c/lalleng· Reataurant a.,_ .... -Lido 1•1• 2bd, 2ba. COMMERCIAL Ing work environ· Elderly and Of Driver. Lotto• Black Jaolk ISIAND 21061---------1 Ltg deck, FP, AC. No 1---------11 ment. Nursing background. Bingo. s~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ••OCl!AN VIEW amk/peta. Ava II REAL ESTATE PERSONALS 3002 • Knowledge of th• THE BALBOA Ann 714-544-9615 & Many Morel 2bd 2b• Cottage lmmac 4ar 2_588 $1650. • 875·5129 •••••••• Newport Harbor BAY CLUB FREE CATALOG 2·car gar, lndry rm, 3-Car Gar. New Cfpt/ TANTRA MASUG• Area helpful. la looklng to fill th• DOMESTICS 5540 1-8H·l3C...178t ed-7 dock, patio. S2400/ roof. $3700. Broker For 1hat Ughtne11 of Please Hnd resume followlng poa111on1: 723..0822, eves * ... n__aaa4 * Being. Be Energized! by Dec. 12 to: •Cocktall Servers v""'"vvv Carin* 518-5307 Mr. Jeff Parker. •PM Food Server FT N • w p o rt B e • c h Both poaltlon1 require HOLIDAY Hl!LPER OFFICB - Hoateu, cleanlng, fURNITUU 6 CORONA Oceanfront Yearlw DEL .. 11 n 2122 3bd, 2ba. 2-car pkng.1 _ __,..,..,,,..,,..,.,..,..,,,,.=.,.,.,....-iiiiiii''iii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Avail mid Dec. 11800. Call Jim 67S-!50e9 Harbor Wooda 2bd 1ba 1-car &attach Waterfront Spacloua gar lndry comm 3br 2.6ba, Cstm paUo, • • 5"()0.yr1y IM. Owner/ ~f~~: c~v~h~~~~: Agent 582-SM3-28e0 714-94().5984 Weatcllff Al'•• CM 150 af, ofc aub ls•. I••••••••• on 17th, $250/mo or EMPLOYMENT $280. with dedlealed Internet. Dan 620-53381••••••••• •MOY• IN SPaCIALI 1--------- CM 8to,.e• Units EMPLOYMENT ~/a:~'t>. ~! s~:!; 5530 Chamber of Com· experience In a fine merce, 1470 Jambo-dining environment. '" Road, Newport We maintain a drug. Beach, CA 92660-free workplace and meal• prepared, light EQUl_.9 ..., toU cooking, Ht up, urve 1"iiiiiiiiciii Dl.QMAiiiiii aiiiiiiiiiil & clean. 20 years •x·11 perlence. 84 RUSH. Just OpenM P..-..onlo (714) 982·18~4 lax machine.Model ti • 8294. p • t f o r m p r • Fax: (714) 729-4417 employment 1ub-Houaekeeper needed E-Mail: atanc• abUH tHtlng. Full charge, Uv.ln fOt F 1150. MulU function plain paper faa:PC In- terlace, ecenner. d19'- ta1 mnsaglng qwlem. Extended aervloe. Orig ueo. aalltny JP11h1fiN••portBuch.cora For an appt, pie... elderly man. English can 645-5000 ext.521 speaking, cook, clean, lndry, drive, no 1mkg. RetaU 714.cJ73-1589 $360 ObO tJ7&494 -·BALBOA L ight & Bright 2bt 2ba, Ip, yatd, att grg, pool, jac, gated. avail t t/20 52200/mo n1-CXl58 2bd, 2ba, ltg lfv rm, FP, eating area In kllch, lndry rm, 2-cat gar. $1400. Agt, June Adami 714/648-2573, ~·---llJMA CHAM•lll Of CO .. MUCI SSS FOR XMAll We have Hv•r•I opening• for temp hollday help for r•taU 11orH In COM/ Lak• Forest Flexlbl• hoora/d•Y• a must. MERCHANDISE PETS a -----ANIMALS eott -iiiPEiiiiNJiiiiNiiiiSiiiiUIAiiiiiiiilOiiiiOii7I COSTA MESA 21241•----• l•-----•l COMMllCW. 2br 1.2sb• att gar. tp, APARTMENTS MISQLLUIEC>US PllOPElln 2778 POU .. PLRX F'IXR" The price will amaze you! 714-723-8120 ii Prudential ~ ..... ~lg, 2 pat101, white tll• FOR RENT RENTALS nr, lndry hkupa, 1925. I••••••••• II•••••••• Hamll1on St. 548-8856 2br 1 ba on Blutta near D •• noA beach, fenced yard, an&..D dbl garage, fp, pet(?) PENINSULA 2807 s ELL ------- SHS/mQ 642-9699 llili&~-----Beet ••elde r.mod· Pen Point Quiet, your USed vehicle BU$T'M'll~$ • •l•d 1br cottage, pvt t>eauUtul remOd 1bt throuoti classified &H~ entry/yd, no gat/peta , ba no am le/pet a, 842·5818 PUfAlfCB 1895. 548·8226 S800/V!'fY. 8!50-8040. --------, ••••••••• Call 714-832·1800 --------Golden L•o•.,5 ANTIQUES 6010 Braalhtalllng A•r• ---------OCICAT/kltten1 C,A Mot•••r Grandfather '500. Marbte9, ct.. Cloct(-Clfca:t ... 0-Ptne alca U&O ....... ?$. ca• PP 714-&40-0611 w.._..-f"emate Shih ~u epayect, 1 to 2 y,. W/p9'*8. Top t. <:?818-~00~<:? ! .1. > l . .. RENT ~ classifted .·)RCO l: l '\.fHl~l·