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1997-11-22 - Orange Coast Pilot
• ,, . THE FIRE THAT KEEPS BURNING • Cancer death of Sgt. Steve VanHom sparks new worries among firefighters and police who fought 1987 metal plating plant fire . By Christopher Goffard, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -For the dozens of Newport Beach fire- fighters and cops with firsthand memories of the Hixson Metal finishing fire -the fickle winds, copper-tasting smoke and fluo- rescent toxic soup -Sgt. Steve VanHom's burial this week held ominous undertones. VanHom, who succumbed Sunday to leukemia at age 48, was one of the first policemen on the scene of the massive chemical fire that raged through the metal plating plant on Feb. 22, 1987 and prompted a four-day evacuation of lhe area. Many who watched VanHom's flag-draped cottin wheel by recalled firefighter Larry Parrish, who ctied in 1993 at age 47 . They recalled fire Capt. Al Schmehl, who is battling brain cancer. They thought of other friends who stood in the chemical runoff or breathed toxic smoke. And they wondered about themselves. "We were all kind of looking over our shoulders, wondering which one of us was going to be next,· said fire Capt. Drake Muat. "There's no way to predJct who's going to get it and who won't• Muat arrived at Hixson to find black smoke pouring from the Production Place building. Before he could even get on his breath- ing gear, the shifting wind pushed the smoke into his face. "It sure had a funny taste to it.· he said. "Llke copper.· Others recalled standing in the runoff from vats of nitric acid, sul- !uric acid, hydrochloric acid and other chemicals. "We were absolutely swim- ming in bright fluorescent blue- green fluid,· said firefighter Rich Thomas, who tried to enter the building before personnel feU back into a defensive mode. He said he did not have protection to keep his skin from absorbing the chemicals. "We ended up getting a full dose of I don•t know what," he said. The fire, started by a: short-cir· cuited wire beneath a chemical vat, drew firefighters from New· •SEE FIRE PAGE A18 Kirby guilty of - attempting to . kill housemate •Newport Beach resident Beth Kirby faces life in prison for bying to poison 83-year-old woman. By Christopher Goff a rd , Daily Piiot HARBOR SUPERIOR COURT -Beth Kirby, the Newport Beach woman a prosecutor compared to "suicide doctor" Jack Kevorkian, was found guilty Friday for twice trying to murder her frail, elderly housemate. liliby, 38. who wore a flowery dress, displayed no en1otion as the jury delivered Beth Kirby the verdict around noon after a day and a hall of deliberations. The Jury found she deliberately plotted to kill 83-year-old Mary Roberts in early 1995, first trying to poison her with oleander tea and later trying to suffocate her with plastic wrap. During the trial, the defense offered evidence Kirby suffered paranoid delusions that invisible creatures called "tweakers" were hounding her, and the Newport Beach and Costa Mesa police departments were infested by witches and warlocks. Deputy Public Defender Jean Wilkinson contended Kirby lacked the mental capacity to form a premeditated intent to kill. Deputy District Attorney Bryan Kazarian maintained she was "quirky" but could still form such intent, and s he wanted to put Roberts •out of he r misery." "I don't know how weird she was,· said jwor Danan Hong, 23, of Costa Mesa, outside the court- room. "There was no medical evi- dence to prove any n1ental illness. We thought she was still well enough to get he r thoughts together to carry out the crime.• Kirby's mother, Wilda L. Dempsey, wept after the verdict while holding Kirby's 9-year-old boy. "I'm sick," Dempsey said. Dempsey, 57, said she did not blame the jury because the mag· nitude of her daughter's mental illness dJd not emerge at trial. "[The jury\ ctid the best with what they had," she said • 1 would have liked the1n to say that maybe they were sorry " ·u she goes to state prison, she'll maybe now be able to get •SEE KIRBY PAGE A17 Six of 14 caught in sting plead not guilty HARBOR COURT -Six people arrested m connection with an alleged narcotics and bookmaking ring operating out of local bayfront bars and restaurants pleaded not guilty Friday. Michael Kent Hancock, 45, ol Fowitain Valley, Lee.Ann Stone, 41 , of Costa Mesa, David Charles Dorsey, 42, of Newport Beach, and Keith Skerritt Kevil, 49, of Newport Beach, were booked earlier th.is month on suspicion of conspiracy to sell narcotics. Also arrested were Sam Michael Debarry, 55, ol Laguna Hills, and Anthony Cortez Aguilera, 56, of Glendale on suspicion of conspiracy to comm.it bookmakmg. Debarry and Aguilera are out on bail, at $50,000 and $10,000 respective- ly, while Kevil, Dorsey and Han- cock remain m custody on $250,000 bail. Stone was expect- ed to go free Friday after posting $50,000 bail The arrests marked the cul·. mination of a yearlong investi-. : gation in whJch an undercover Newport Beach policeman posed as a 1narijuana grower from Northern CaWorn.ia to infil. trate crinunal circles. A pretrial date has been set for Dec. 19. ON VACAT I ON Toll road back in fast lane, officials say r-----------------------------------, •Still, the $1.5 l)illion project is still below original projections. By Jennifer Armstrong , Daify Pilot ~---------------, i SAN JOAQUIN i i HILLS TOLL i i ROAD FACTS : I + Opening date: ! I NoY. 21, 1996 + Recon!-high .....,..,.,. "' drivers: 67,400 d rivers on Ott 31 ·----day nurriber "' dri- """' fiQ,997 • Averoge dally nurnbl<ofdrMn: SS.000 ·-"""'-... Octobor. 1 .7 .... no... 9 "~ o( P">-jodlod toCols .,....of -....... llluod•ofOdD- llor. 1:13.167 '----·---- c J , . I ;, ,. . ~ ! • . ' t ~ ~ , ' I ..._.IWJlmlemdGlirdm~ ~-~ ...... ~ ua ... ---=··Wida el941r Aarvest Holiday · ration today frOli1 10:30 a.m. t() 5:30 p.m. There will be unique otfts ~ artisans, aafters and deelen one-of-a-kind treuurel in the parking t. If you bring children to the event, they can make harvest birdhouses at 11:30 a.m. Children need to bring small. card- board milk cartons to parbcipate. The store is at 359 Old New- port Blvd. in New- port Beach. Young Seconds (673-2120) has reopened its locally famous ski room, which is filled with populdI styles and brands of jumpsuits, 1ackets, pants, boots dild accessories for both skiing and snowboarding For g~er wylder more than 16 years, Young Seconds has been offering a full selection of Newport's finest previously worn party, play, holiday and maternity clothes, as well as cribs, strollers and toys. It's open Tuesday through Fnday from 10 a.m . to 5 p.m., and Saturdays from noon to 4 p.m. It's at 436 Heliotrope m Corona del Mar. Beautiful Paul Ecke poinsettias are available by special order only at Sher- man Library and Garden gift shop. The plants come in red, wtute and monet and a.re bemg sold for $15 each. You can stop by the gilt shop between 10:30 a.m . and 4 p.m. daily for more i.pformation and to place your orde r The gift shop is at 264 7 il. Pacific Coast Highway in Corona del Mar. Every S1JC months Neiman Marcus brings a new focus to its Galleries home accessories department, highlighting a s'peahc culture or trend. Neiman Marcus recently sent 1ts decorative buyer, Bill Madon, on a tnp to Morocco to bring back decorative accessories. While there. he visited the Moroccan marketplace, meeting with potters, weavers, tanners <U'ld veteran shopkeepers. In one particu- larly rewarding buymg outing, he uncov- ered an entire shop of brassware that had been sPaled shut for decades in a G:asablanca basement. Mackin's findings -mcludmg hewn metals, ceramics, carved woods, decorative trays, colorful bowls and small tables -showcase about 4,000 years of Moroccan craftmanship. Neunan Marcus (759-1900) is at Fashion Island in Newport Beach. • BEST BUYS appears every Thursday and Satur· day If you know of a good buy, please call me at 540 1224, fax me at 646-4170, write me at the Daily Pilot, 330 W Bay St., Costa Mesa, 92627, or e mail me at dpilot20earthlink.net . HE IS Bwuing up the canvas. BRANCHING OUT Epstein, who studied piano and art history while at USC and is now a fea- tures writer for the Los Angeles 'nines, was already somewhat of a creative dynamo. But the world of painting eluded him. Then, prompted by the rise of dgars in trendy circles, Epstein decided to teach himself how to paint by copying famous works by other artists and employing his beloved cigars as his subjects. •1 saw it as a way to both copy oth- er artists, learn about painting and have a little fun at the same time,• Epstein said. MI really liked the way it came out and one thing kind of led to another.· SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE Epstein's unique art will likely appeal to both cigar aficionados for the sleek lines and shape of the promi- nently featured smokes and art lovers for his spoofs of popular impressionist and surreal paintings .D ~Pilot READERS t:iOTUNE Mesa, CA 92626. Copvrlght No news storie-s. illustrations. edito-642-6086 RecOl'd your comments about rial matter °' advertisements herein can be reproduced with-the Daily Pilot °' news tlps. out written pennlssion of copy- ADDRESS right owner. VOL 91, NO. 268 Our address is 330 W Bay St., HOW JO REACH US Cost.a Mesa, Calif 92627 TitOMAS H. JOHNSON, <JraMdon Publisher COBRECIK>NS The Tlmes Orenge County W1WAM LoeoEll. It 1s the Pilot's policy to prompt· (800) 252-9141 ly correct all eTT~ of subsunce. AdWf1Wrig Editor Please call 574-4233 C1essifled 642-5678 STEVE MARBLE, =642-4321 Managing Ed1tOI' rn TONY DOO£RO. The Newport BeadVCosta Mew News 540-1224 Assistant Managing Editor Da:!r; Pilot (USPS-144-800) is Sports 642-4330 TINA BORGATTA. pu ished Monday through s.t· News, Sports fax 646--tt70 Crty Editor urday. In Newport Be.ctl and E-Mel~lot20earthllnlc.net Costa Mesa, subscriptions •re Main ROGER CARI.SON. only available by subscribing to Business Office 642.,..321 Sports Editor The Times Orange C.OUnty (800) Business Fex 631·5902 MARCMAlmN, 252-9141. In arNS outside of Photo Editor Newport 8eec:h •nd Costa ~ LYNN ES0tA. subto1ptJons to 1he o.rty P\lot N>llltied bv ...,. Display Advertising ong are ev.it.ble by mell for Qllfomle~~ ltJOY OETTING, s 1 per month. *°"d ct.. 1 llmel Minor Compeny. W ClasSlfied AdvertlSlng postage ~ et Coste Mela. CA. ~ G. Mllgnulon. LANA JOHNSON, (Prices Include an ..,ptlc.eble Promotions stN end loall tu&) P05TMAS-~endao ' TER: Send~ changes to ......... ~. ~SHAH. The Newport~ Mm VD l"r'esidlnt, ~ Chief Financlel Officer O.lly Pilot. '-0. lox 1560, co.ta ~ Clllf at,.,.... rw.wd. ·Pacific Goast Cardiology ''Fen-Phen'' and Caidiac Disease One such parody -his first attempt at melding the worlds of fine art and fine dgars -is a new twilt on an old painting by French artist Rene Magritte titled "1bis is not a Pipe.• Epstein's version of tbe famous paint- ing substitutes a cigar for the pipe. . -~--·...-··-} " :··.5, ~ ·.,' " ·:· TEMPEJtAl\IRES build 3 foot wind- Balboa wl!Nft In the~ 75152 Ing. In the evening. Corona del Mar westerly wtnds at 15 75153 knots build 2 foot Costa Mesa wind~. 78148 TIDES Newport Beach TODAY 75153 Arst low Newport Coast 10:39a.m. 2.4 75154 First high 4:38a.m. 43 S&.u: fOltECAST Second low LOCATION SIZE 10'.20 p.m. 1.1 Wedge 3-4w Second high Newport 2-4 s ™ 3.6 Blackies 4-6 s River Jetty 4-6 s First low CdM 2-4 s 11:35 a.m. 1.9 llOATING First high 5:15 a .m. 4.5 Light winds becom-Second low Ing southwest to 11 :04p.m. 1.2 westerly at 15 knots Second high tn the afternoon 5:01 p.m. 3.6 e>cc.ept In the canyons where north to northeast winds In Epstein's dgar-dominated world, Van Gogh's cla.saic •st.any Night• becomes •Cigarry Night• and other pieces include nods to masterpieces by Dali and O'Keeffe. works, be said. Limited edition prints o1 Epstein's . originals on canvas are available. Prices range from $145 to $695. More cigar-tinged tributes to paint- ings by Monet are already in the The surf should pkj( --OllT llAOt up a lttde wt1h • • Poft ........... Wily: Doon were vandalized at a school In west-northwesterly swetlc:ombNtJon, the 1900 bk>c:t. and some bade-• S...•d llo..t A woman receNed annoyfng calls at her ground southwester· home In the 400 bk>c:t. ty ~~ should pro- duce some nice sets •,._....Aw: Property worth S695 was~ from a at the reefs and CM In the 1500 block. sandbars along the • N9wpGft C..... Drtw: Goff equipment and a c.ellular coast. Expect waves waist to shoulder phone worth $1,800 were stolen from a car in the 400 bk>c:t. high In those erHS. •....-."-:A women recelw!d annoying phone calls At the hot spots • her~ In thi 1700 blodt. should be producing • waves nur head high. Keep an eye CX>STA llimSA on a low north of • 1rt1ta1 111..t: A briefcase and contents worth S54l.50 ~ HMwlll. tt should stolen from a tar In the 2600 block. come our wsy and • Clalf c.our. Dl'M: A purse was stolen from a CM In the produce some good waws soon. The 1700 block. Nol1hwest Is also • MeM "'9de Drhra: Tools WOtth S1.300 were stoten from a k~aflttle storage unit in the 1500 block. ahd ptOduce • nice mile wtttl the • '*DIM: Oottq wor1h S 1,000 was stolen frorri the i..... ' ~llow. dry room Of.,.....-Compl.1n the 400 block. I I' 1 · l . ... ~I tM .. .....,... .ucJuin 10 ~'1f•y,•My fanrtte t.cm ts tJCt:A d wbOmtr ii pJaytng use.· • • NoDDally, I comkler thol8 • woi'dl to live by, But, u 80ID9 readers may r8Call, "Wben iay dear friend Manb Green &cl last month, I paid h~ to • this noble 1\'ojan. With the posl1ble eueptl9n of Paul Salata, Green may have been as important a USC alum aa we have in these pUtl: pres- ident of the alumni UIOdation, president of the 1\'ojan Club, confidant of several presidents of the university, and tight as a twin -with John Robinson. Come to think of it, Marsh and the coach bore more than a passing resemblance to one another, except Manh was a little trimmer, I think. In Marsh's honor, I vowed to root for USC in the upc6ming weeks. Should you question that I did so enthusiastically, ask my wife (USC '57). martin I cheered USC into trampling Stanford 45-21. That was bard on me, because l always cheer for Stanford, except against UCLA. The next week, I pulled the Trojan fat out of the fire against perennial powerhouse Oregon State, which the boys from downtown mugged, 23·0. But it's all over now. If John Robinson wants to save his job, he'll bave to do it witboUt me. If USC'• Mn.Ion want to play on a team that hU beaten UCLA, they'll bav• to do lt on their own. And H that hap~ today, Satan will be wearing long Jobm and an anorak. The UCLA team l watched decimate Wasblngton last weekend ts invtndble. Bring on your Nebraska, your Florida State, your Michi- gan or Ohio State. Hell, put them all together. These Brµins will grind them up and spit them out. I have never seen a football team with more fight and more spirit. These guys are so stoked you want to test their bodily fluids. Nobody could be that high without some manner of chemi- cal or botanical enhancement. But these are natural highs, the kind that come from believ- ing in yourself and your mates. Even UCLA's national champi- o~ teams of 1953-5' didn't have um kind of fire. W~on ii no Mickey Mouse football team, although it bu slipped. qniti.cantly l1nCe September, wheil it wu ranked No. 2 in the country. But still going down 52-281 And this is the team that beat USC 27-01 Frankly, a year ago, I didn't think I would dare write such a smug column as today's. My Bruins had signed a n ew head coach whose prior claim to fame was that he introduced the wishbone formation at Uni- veriity of.the Pacific some eight years earlier. (Mildly interesting factoid: Who quarterbacked Bob Tole· do's Tigers? Hue Jackson, now the offensive coordinator for USC.) Not only was I underjoyed with the new coach, I thought his choice of quarterback was grounds for immediate dis- missal. ~~ .......... SHARI'S WheyAhead . ~=f:.t~ Binllrg Ptocawd Super WJaer ProlRin. ,,,. hJghat """'1able bloqJlt:ol mlue lhal t11111 ""*°' has ID offed It also rontains Crw-Glutide. A rombinatian of Creatine & Glutamine. • OlocolatP •\WA ADFrait Cranheny Smtce ~· OnfmW ........ .. -ti.Ii ...... ~.,-.,,...., and7atln. QM,,.~ . ., Llll#I, ,,..., Ot.!J"Pie Wbo enr bMrd GI a jock named Cade Mc:Nowlaf SoWMtl ~-~at Central C'd'ntg, aat blDwiDg away uOA ..... cuafiitw:ie ~g .recOrds,' ceit.aiD1y not being the top-rated paaer: in .. college foot~ : OK, I was ong about Tole·= do. And wron about McNown, • even though does resemble . • a muscular Richie Cwmlngham.. But these ale •ttappy Daya•• for Bob and de, and for Skip Hicks, ChriJ er, Weldon Forde, Danj Magee, Jim McElloy, Eric ott, the Guidry boys, Brian -the whole bunch. And no matter how one- sided the game, no matter how lopsided the score, all my Tro- jan friends can take heart. I understand Fresno State's eager for another bdwl game. • FRED MARTIWS column runs every Thursday and Sa,urday. " .: ·' -2 i , .. . .. .. I Cl ~> ~ ;; l .. ' .- " - COSTA MBSA -ReLeaf Costa Mesa expectl to iuch the halfway point in ill ambi-. tious plan to plant 2,000 trees in Costa Mesa by the year 2000 : today when it adds 50 new • trees to Smallwood Park. r-• : The volunteer group, which : formed about two years ago, • launched its tree-planting cam- .. paign in January. ; Since then, 297 liquidambar, : canary pine and other trees • have been planted in city parks and along residential streets around town. Today, ReLeaf Costa Mesa . t ~ , - President Us Meyer Mid the gJ'CM) apedl to pus a majar milettcme on the way to 2,000. "We're at the haJfway pomt and we're really excited about it," Meyer said. ReLeaf Costa Mesa la lti11 looking for volunteers to help with today'• bee planttng at Smallwood Park, located on Conica Place near Royal Palm Drive. Volunteer diggers are encouraged to bring their own gardening gloves and shovels and meet at the tent the group will set up in the park at 9 a.m. The trees, purchased by the group with money from grants banded out by the state Depart- ment of Forestry and Fire Pre- venUon. are planted by mem- bers of the group and othen who volunteer to help out. Meyer said the 50 piltachlo and jacaranda trees the group· will plant in Smallwood Park today wiJ! hopefully add a her 211 cu~ioa1 an ~i1,111 c.allforan appoinanent today! Tel 714 • 718 • 3010 800• 927•3576 Fax: 714 • 718 • 3361 Paaer. 714 • 935 • 3943 ' E•lmllrllll T--Clilllllls Xlnl UWSIWISBaullUI, --· DuPont Certified STAINMASTER Xtra life Ca,.Pet can take all the normal daily abuse your family dishes out and still look great. 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Coleman. IUght. Mu1nen ldlooll teachen and students vblt Wuhlngton D.C. Tiii SoroptiiDl9t Club Of Newpolt Hsbar ii aaestng a ~ c+Mw.wbip award ~ in NCOgDltb:I of tbe out· ita~ ccotdbutiom IDade by youag people to boaie, school. comm11ntty and the world. 1be 11,000 award of merit Will be Ull8d at the disaetion ol the ndplantl to further bil or her aim andpwpose. To be eligible, applicants must be Newport-Mesa graduating seniors and must meet all qualifi- cation requirements listed on the back of the application, which may be obtained from guidance counselors at Newport Harbor, Corona del Mar, Costa Mesa and Estancia high schools. NBC works with local teachers On Oct. 18, NBC television played host to a one-day bands- on seminar for more than 75 local teachers who have the Weather- Net program installed at their schools. NBC-1V Channel 4's weather- men Pritz Coleman and Christo- pher Nance joined Bob Marshall and Diana Dell from Automated Weather SoUrce to lbow tbe pu- tidpmtl bOw ~can more elll· dmtly use the program til tbalr clalmooml. The data gathered at the schoola is allo used by Coleman 4Dd Nance in their weatlier reports and will be a l'elOUl'Ce when the impmding El Nino-drt- ven storms hit Southem Callfor- nia. Mariners Christian School Twenty-four eighth-grade students from Mariners Christ- ian School made their annual fall trip to Washington; D.C.; Williamsburg, Va.; and MQnti- • SOtoOL DAYS ls written by local school IHden and students. To ~ tribute, please send intonNtian to 1he O.lly Pilot. 330 w. Baty St., Costa Mesa. Calif. 92627. ·.: .· FIELD FRESH PRODUCE STAND HAff11~ from All of us at Field Fresh. ~ wi/J ~ domi ThanJativint D"J. • ICEBURG LETTUCE .59~ea. 400EAST17u. M S rJ /\.M t,PM su•J: 11\\• ~PM WE'RE NOT FANCY BUT 11r.~f r---------, I TENDERASPARAGUS I =~~~ 1 Buy 1 Get 1 • ! On~,,?!EE ! 51bs./100 .JG .s~ L--~•.!.n~~--.J EXP 1 tnS/97 flA1\84G MAN.Y UXA&. . OltANGE COl»nY NODUCE VINE RIPE TOMATOES ·AL.wAvs· 89¢ lb. "LOCAL GROWN" GREEN CABBAGE 29¢ lb. * Just in time for the holidays save 20-50% on all furniture and accessones. · * New shipments of European furniture has arrived! + Biggest Sale of the year! -----------------------------------In Stock Furniture can be delivered for the Holidays .. I 'l -.. l WOOOWOltlCING SHOW Devine Marketing Group llPOJllOl1 a Woodworking Show from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. in Building 10 at the Orange County Fair- grounds, 88 Pair Drive, Costa Mesa. lbe cost is $7 for adults and children under 12 are free. Por more information, call 708- 3247. HARVEST HOLIDAY CELEBRATION Feathers presents a Harvest Holiday Celebration and Store Expansion from 10:30 a .m. to 5:30 p.m. at 359 Old Newport Blvd., Newport Beach. Discover unique gifts as local artisans, crafters and dealers display one of a kind treasures in the Feath- ers' parking lot. Children are i.pvited to create harvest bid- houses at 11 :30 a.m. For more RELEAF COSTA MESA ReLeaf COit.a Men lilVttea volunteers to help plant so treet at 9 a.m. in Smallwood Park. Coriander and Caraway ltreetl. For more infonnation, call 431- 5814. ALVIN DONOVAN II Author and speaker Alvin Donovan m speaks at occ from 9 a.m. to noon at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. lbe lecture ls designed t help entrpn:meurs and corporate employees tap into their own inner resources to schieve their professsional goals . lbe cost iJ $39. For more infor- mation, call 432-5880. IBM PC GROUP CAR AUCTION : information, call 722-0244. OCC's mM PC Users Group meets from 9 a.m. to noon in OCC's Science Hall, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Visi- tors are welcome. Membership is $45. For more information, call 662-2939. Dan Kruse Classic Car Pro- ductions presents the Newport Beach AutoPest '91 Collect.or Car Auction and Show at 9 a.m. at the Hyatt Newporter Hotel and Newport Dunes Resort, 1101 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach. Ad.mission is $10 for adults and $5 for children ages five to 12. . HURRY IN BEFORE FURNITURE DINING TABLES PATIO SETS CHAIRS BOOKSHELVES BEDROOM SETS PATIO BAR SOFAS STOOLS/SETS COFFEE TABLES ACCESSORIES LOTS OF POTS (ALL SIZIS) CANDLES MIRRORS BEDDING/PILLOWS GLASSWARE THROW RUGS ARTWORK CHANDELIERS FLOOR/TABLE LAMPS THAN l<SG IVI NG Amero llTl.Alim A DIVISION OF AZTEC EXPRE SS 1MS NEWPORT BLYP., COSTA MESA 548-9007 HOURS: MON.-SAT. 9-6 SUN.11·5 EASTBLUFF VlllAl.f CINTIR Eastbluff Dr. off Jamboree, Newport Beach Cek6rating 30 years! Bidder registration fee is $40. For more information, call 818-992- 4353. WOODWORKING SHOW Devine Marketing Group spon- sors a Woodworking Show from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. ln Building 10 at the Orange County Fairgrounds, 88 Pair Drtve, Costa Mesa. lbe cost is $1 for adults and children under 12 are free. For more infor- mation, call 708-3247. AJOSMNEL OCC'1 Auodatecl Studenta spoo.aon a panel on AIDS and mv in observance of World AIDS Month. at 11 a.m. in the Student Health Center, 2101 Fairview Road, Costa Men. Admt..tou is flee but attendance is by reservation only. For reser- vation.a, call 432-5808. MARKETPtAa Tel-Phil Enterprises sponsors a Day After Thanksgiving Mar- I can't believe ..... . ........ ,_. MIDI l9m'l•1. Ciiit8r jnlillat8=. Tiie HOMday •uea Wanlbclp with tbe Clldll'I pro- ~ .... _..,,_..... MltlllllM 9fttton from I to :C ~ at 1525 Mela Velda Ddft Sulli 108, Cot- ta MeN. team about _. ... llODI, boW to tab dmge and mamp your moodl and ldentl- tytng·DalDful tdggel'I. 'lbe COit iJ s.o.~~ '32-0908. HOLIDAY CELEIMTION Abundance celebrates four months of operation and the hol- iday's all day. Wea:t youi favorite hat and stay for tea. dder and appetizers. Call 515-1611. GUN SHOW Crouroads of the West apon- aon a gun show from 9 a.m. to 5 p .m. in buildings 10, 12 and Parade of Products at the Orange County Fair and E.xposltion Cen- ter, 88 Pair Drive, Costa Mesa. Admission is $1 for adulta and children under 12 are admitted free. Call 108-3241. It's My Home Landscaping or re-landscapi!ig is _your answer to a beautiful new look for your home. . FLOWERDALE cap make your landsca~ dreams come true, and increase your home's Value, too! Come in today and discover the people who can make a difference to you and your garden. KAY MATSON, A.A. C.C.N.P. Lancleapc Daipcr M -; 'v_.' ~v~~~Tarl'-. ,· ;-,~.A& • -tV f"·~i, NURSERIES, INC. COMPLETE LANDSCAPING 46 YEAllS EXP. Uc:emcNo. 308SSJ SANTA ANA • 2800 N . Tustin Ave. (714) 633-9200 COSTA MESA• 2700 Britto! Ave. (714) 754-6661 TDllY.VflD• C.C.N.P. , .......... °"I ... 1' 19MDIStt otlll5lllMs - DWt•Ptt WG91 D ...,.. ... -'Di •llof ol ~ -J;30 ID' p.m. In Ibo lfOOO Can<'« c..n. Audi· tcdum Poe Information, call 760- 55'2. MiDIWIOllSESSIOJI Cou-i.,:;'•I HMJtb CUnk. A-. Cc>ola ...... c.11 '511 Hl3fa ....... •Allio. a Audrew\'Plulit"'• lonChw<h-•.._t- for --1""'"'1'-wllb ..... m..,.al tlz••11, The --SUDdayl -&.30 to 8 p.m. Ill tbll --· llald IUll C, IOO St. AndNM Road. Nel'Jl!ll'f Beodl. ni.-ta -to the community and cqnmitled. '° confklenttaltty. Por more Information, call 631·2880. ,. lbe Swedlah -~ Bduca- tlonal --~ Coun· ly Chapter pr-.ta a Swedish l!spanded Aw.,.._ Seml- llan presents a weekly viedita- tlon 1e11ion at 8 p.m. every W~ evening at the Hub ol Newport Mesa, 230 E. 17th St, Suite 218. Suggeeted donalion js SID. Poe more lnlonnation, coll ~MEETING I I I I ' • • Chdstniu Fair from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Costa Mes& Nelgh- borhqod Community Center, 1845 Park Ave,, Costa Me1a. Enjoy • day of follidancen, music, the Lucia Pageant, numer- OUI market stands, traditional Swediah food and aafts. A dona. tion of $2 is requested. Children , under 12 are free. GUN SHOW Crossroads of the West spon- 501'8 a gun show from 9 am. to 4 p.m. in buildings 10, 12 and Parade of Products at the Orange County Palr and Exposition Cen- ter, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa: IMNG Wini CANCER Monthly worklhops meet every second Tuesday from 7•to s,30 p.m. for lndlvlduau With cancer &nd their family members at the Patty and George Hoag Cancer Center. For more infor- mation, call 760-5642. Llll'IJS FOUNDATION A IUppOl'I group foe younger patients with lupus meets from 1:30 to 3 p .m. the second and fourth Wednesday of each month in Newport Beach. For details, call 536-1734. 646-1128. . -- MEN'S SUPPORT The Newport Beach Psycho- logical ANodalion presents • men's suppoc;t group evezy Friday at 4 p.m. The fee ls $25 per ses- sion. For more ·information call, 722-4588. '11ENTAL IUNESS SUPPORT "GROUPS •The Alliance for the Mental- ly ID of Orange County provides education and emotional support for families dealing with mentally ill loved ones. A free support group meets from 10 to 11 :30 a.m . everf other Saturday at Orange ~ The NetWOrUl'I;-a. program pr<>Vided bY the co.ta Mesa Chamber of Commerce, meets Wedneodays lrom 11,45 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Costa Mesa GoU and COuntry Oub, 1701 Golf Course Drive. The luoch is $12. The one- time membership 'fee is $15. Por more information. call 574-8783 or 540-0201. NEED TO REW? From 5 to? p .m. every Sunday, Zen Home Stitchery, a local man- ufacturer of meditation supplies, holds a free evening of medita- tion. The purpose of the gather- ing is "to encourage and support the practice of meditation.• The But a beautiful thin9 to frame. l Two NEWPORT BEACH LOCATIONS!* Open ]1'st In Time For The Holidays! _ r·--------------------------------------------------~--------------------------------------------------------~ l . $25 O~F""! . ~ -,.,_ fr-i"I,_,,_ •f $100'" .,.,. . • -. . . .. ... ' . ~ ~-·'r..A ' 4 • • ' ' . . -... • tlldtllll • llll lnileAft. • '6m c.aua.. 311 S. llllllr IN I 9'16-ml • __ ..... __ _ -.._, 111 w. 11111 8t • SU99M.D t'h•~ ParJllb11 ..... , oall ni;e: -OllJllAOI . ,.. .............. and Recnatkm. Com·•--at.· tM city' of Newpcwt Baadl -the --f of eodl DMmlh at 1 p.m. bi tbll C"4omcfl t;bomban, 3300 Newport Blvd., Newport Beacb. POlr more lnf_,at1on, call 6"-3151. • NICOTillE- lbe Nlcollne Anoaymowi fel- lowship wants to be1p men and women wbo smoke to quit and remain smoke-tree. Call 650- 2713 for the local evening meet- lng'l nearest you. OPEN HOUSE The Costa Mesa. Historical Society holds • free open home eveiy Thunday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 1870 Anaheim Ave., Col- la Mesa. The open house features menwrabilia from the city of Cos- ta Mesa and the Santa Ana Army Air Bue. For more information, call 634-5918. M mt ITllll SICll1S h l!Mlgn tn-ta SdM!Oil ·-. (l'M pmeulhl,i/-dll- -lor pmaots ol -8le Jest W<iclneoclay ct ~ecy -from 1 to·a,30 p.m. bil·~u•. " PllOSTATE DISQJSSIOlj -·· Hoag Cancer ' Center often every fuwt Wednesday" of N<h month a free Prostate cancer dW- c:uuton.group litled Man to Man lrom 7 to 9,30 p .m. In the Hoag Cancer Center Auditorium.. .11 Hoag Drive, Building <&t, New- port Beach. For reservations, call 7-CANCI!R (722-6237). REF£RllAL GROUP The Pad.fie Business Xcbange has weekly breakfast m~s at 1 a.m. every Tuesday at tbe Pacific Club, -4110 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. There-is no chaJ:ge for the initial mee'ting. For more information, call &c0- 0588. Stems • Wreaths • Topiaries • Garlands ' Limited to supply on band Expires H/26197 Custom Speciality Gifts & Florals Furniture Antiques Hours: Mon-Fri lo-6 •Sat 10-5 369 E. 17th St., #13 ·Cotta Mesa• 646-6745 (acroM &om a.J.plu) you 1ll call it ... When it comes to f.ishion and specialty items, you have a certain "sense of style". Arul so do W<1 ~ 64 5-673 1 Draper'• & Darnon'e 646-5521 Tl'90Ny0oo•• 642-7803 ~ 631-2996 , ·~··1121nae•.._ JIJ.9005 • -' 2 i ,._ .. ,. " ~, . ~ .. ,. .. I .. {' ;. .•. I t,_ .... In ........ ,, r wlllallll "-1111 11a I 2 1aaf Do1s•t11•M'! 1.aat =-~--== .. '° cilllllilll'lbellta: Men tbm1250 local daDoD ~ out=-ip8dal ~llllng "I united by the awnrnon goal ol UDderwridDg .. upcoml~ Hoag Peltlval ol n.e.~ 55 Out> Junior's HoJi- day Party, and the 1998 Sweet- heart Bell slated for Feb. 21. In a note to the f.!trolll. Jorgen- 9Clll Jobmoo said. 1migbt you Will bear no speeches Instead. we tnvtte you to enjoy tbe cxmpany and camaraderie ot others, who llk.e you. believe in TMking a dif- ference by investing tn tbe future of health care in our awmmmtty. • Community standouts tn the crowd included: .Jemeae Segaaom. John and Donna cre.n, Jim and Pally Edwudl, Mary and Jamea Babin. Arden H-nton. W1WmD Gll1•1de1 Al and Un Auer, John and Pnmoel Applegate. Alan Beyer, Gordon mid caro1 Bowtey, DeUyne and Catbertne 1bym. Paul and Sandy Nyquid. Amelia Seton. Sandy Sewell, Jim and Karen Whitaker, .. BRAND NEW -COSMETJCALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best for Less/ 3165 Harbor Blvd. CostaMeea One IUocll ....... of 405 P'WJ 545-7168 Don,,,,.,,,,,·-., ... ,.,.,,."*°'· N .. MLUm Anlcent S.C..... of the KmM Sun RATING U...f...M AYN '"r-llft .... • • flllf 611( "r.,.r. ...... l/llf ,.,,. 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Bdl. c. •na "Over 50 Years of Fine Quality" CUSTOM-MADE NBW FlJRNITURE • DRAPERIES ADDITIONAL 5% OFF FOR SHOPPING ON SATURDAY, NOV. 22ND D t 1 't"11 Mw.JWr ... • •lglon cnlandar NEWTHOUGHt Prom 10 a.m. to noon today, the Rev. Ken Gray lead> • clus in Muter Mind. Those who take part learn to ~ their -~ deslze. Please cOll 646· 3199 lo< detalll, Including the class loca.tions. A donation of $15 Is requested. You may also write the New Thought Church and 1hlth Foundation at 1929 Tustin Ave., Costa Mesa, 92627. TAKE AHOTMER LOOK Our Lady Queen of Angels' Re-Membering Group offers an opportutti.ty for inactive Catholics to share both good and bad ~xperiences in the ~RISTMAS , ... r----------- -Al-gll-'llJ, pat• ttr.:ts•• 111• can pUtk:lpete 1n or liltiD to candkf, open d1elogua OD IQpla Ibey IOlect. 'i'hJa lud ............... u..- slncetM ...... v-c-- dli Iii lbe Piii 11'1 .....,.i - litUrgy to mm.iity IO -"""'""'"'·An~ wbo'd Hb IO know more about tbe Celbollc Chun:b today « may be think· lng "' giving It • oecond """""" Is -to th.e Informal g~togetben. lbe chun:bll loea~ at l0t6 Mar Vista Drive, New-c Beach. Contact Marte eno at 54a.3844 or Johnny Golda at 721--0496 to find out more. ICNOWING GOO INTIMATELY On Mondays people of div-backgroundl and dlf. ferent cbµrches gather at St. Mark P!esbyterian Chun:b to punue a one-on-one relation- ship With God. The OneHeart Christian Meditation group teaches and practices the spiri- tual steps that can m4ke that Intimacy a daily reality. It meets from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. ·~ 2100 Mar Vista Drive, Newport Beach. Either Ester Behne> at 640-6213 or Kathy Townsend at 551-5339 can provide more information. 7AMBOREE OPENING Friday, November 28th PORT DUNES 1 BEAUTIFUL 20"-24" I NOBLE FIR WREATHS I SAVE *200 OFF L-- Make Those Patios 11 Entries Beautiful Let Jim Jenninp install y<iur complete yard landacape. ·---~-fl ..... -......... Md-.. our- The Baha'ls of 'Costa Mesa • Allllll•· P.O. Be>< 10832, Col-ra ~ 92'1:17. . . • 1ll9MONI: 957-2894; Oronae County-wide lnlonnetion line ft 753-3$51. • ASSS.Y SEc.RETAlrt. Jim VUwmt. . • SEIMCETIMES: Week,lyflre. sidell, Informal gatherings in the homes of'Baba'is, are open to· newcomen. Firesides-present the ho.sics of the faith and offer an opportuDlty for asking questiODS. Locations of local Piresides are available through the information line. • NOT£: Baha'il believe in the oneness of God, the oneness of man and the Oneness of religion; the unity of tbe whole human race; the harmony of science and religion; the independent investi- gation of truth; the eHmination of all prejudice and the equality of men and women. . ===ted Oiurch of Quist) . Blair. - • 0-.0 CARE: Provided for all wonlllp rervices. • MISSION STATEMENT: We, the congregation of Corona del Mar CommUDity Church. seek to experience God's presence and th' teachings of Jesw Christ iD out daily lives; to create a loving community that nurtures, cares for and respects each person in its mlDistry; and tD extend this lovlng mlDistry iD pattoership with others. Ouist Church by the Sea (United Methodist) •ADDRESS: 1400 W. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach. Tinder Box Premium Cigars • Arturo Fuente • Ashton Cabinet • Avo • Cohibas • Punch • Excalibur • Savine/Ii • Davidoff • Cifuentes • Griffin • Macanudo • Montecristo • Padron • Partagas Large selection of Gennan Steins & English Pewter Flasks Humidors by Elie Bleu, Avo, Davidoff Loated In CRYSTAL COURT • SOUTH COAST PLAZA 714-540-8262 --. PIONEER -- Acid Free Creative E-l loalf' Memory Book . .iii&,. PIONEER. Photo Albums, Inc. Pioneer's Acid Free Creative E·Z Loacr Memory Book contains 20 archival 12·x12· pages: 10 Top Loading Sheet Protectors and 10 Heavy White Paper Inserts. The paper inserts are easlly removed from the post bound, clear plaslic sheet protectors for creative decoration. White (RMW-5) or Black (RMB-5) protector refills are avaitable. These fit PIONEER" or Creative Memories• 12·x12· Memofy Books. Powwf'h*> $14 95 M:ym lrw; • l"Cll 111!1919d ...... ()wtMe IMmollM" • • 'f'll l'tlOMI: 873-3805 • s mrna 111t115: SU:DcMy - 8:30 ....... lllblol Sudlng (Senl<e '"' tbe Sand) meets by tho 14th Street \'Olleyboll <ourll; 9:30 a.m., traditional Mr-dee meets in the Nnduary1 5:30 p.m.., COD• temporaryMr\'ice. • SDllOlt MSTOlt lbe Rev. George R. Crisp. • OtlLD CARE: Available at the 9:30 a.m.. senice. • MtSS40N STATEMarn The mis- sion and purpose of Christ Church by the Sea (United Methodist) II to provide a lov· ing, nurturing environment in which to praise God and in which the rpiritual needs, growth and renewal of the - members and friends of the church may be met; to provide a root from which Christi.an inllu- ence and service to the commu- nity can spread, seeking always the Kingdom of Heaven, and God's plan for us, individually and collectively. • Calvary Owrch Newport Mesa • -190 B. 23rd St, C..· ta........ •1 • TB.IPHONl: 6(5..5050 t •58MC£11MES:Soturday-6 p.m.: Suuday -6; 9:30 ODd l 1 a.m. . • SUllOll MSTOll: Tun Cele!< • 04ft.D CARE: Pull dlildren 'I 'I program ·at all services for nur1o1 ery through elemenbuy. _ _ .::. • MISSION STATEMEN't. To help" people say yes to God at every • · stage, and in every facet of their lives, by being real, relevant and relational. The haJJmarks of the church are being contemporary and relevant tJ> the culture, • believing strongly in the Bible •1 and helping to facilitate relation· ships with God and others. ' • NOlt: This church is designed for people who don't think they ' would feel comfortable in ~ ' church. -Compiled Iii' MldleleM.-. Checklist a Pumpkin Pie-7Ju 1>ts1,.,.·.,. ...... made1 AJid other fevoritts P«a•. apple, bl1Ul>erry, cit<'fry & Genna• clwro/aU. a Dinner Rolls-A eo..ucop;a if van.ties. As.t aboot .. , ""'*" made if36 di•-rolls! Q Bread for Stuffing.,4JJ .atwroL No f'mmJalives. a Sandwich Bread-7Ju u, to maki"lf a turitey sandwich ~ a Desaert Breads-lllm#i•. crollb<rry, ..w.;.;, '""°"· dwcolatl marlHe, baNalia aftd ~ a Breakliist Deligbts-0.1icioos coffee C<JUs and pasma if voridia. """" . a Munchies-{00.I.:.,,, ,,,._;,, °"" """"· r,----------1 ~1.00 Baker's Special ( Receive s1.oo ott any speciatty @r I bread with this coupon L ur:::1:c.T:'· .J ----------L\ST D.\Y T<> <H{l>EH'. Open Daily, 6am • 6:30pm •Closed SUndays 427 E. 17th St, Costa Mesa · 191 ~ ll«OtdSI ORDER TODAY 646-1440 you )ll call it ... When it comes to casual dining or a quick treat. your taste is exceptional. And so is ours1 Hanaen'• Juice Creation• 574-2700 Helen orace ChocolaW• 631-8700 Hughe9 F....ity -et 646-11 11 LaBe!M 650-6299 ·PlokUp- 6J0-7849 -.ti.- 6j()..QJ69 f • , . i. ' .. ,. •' r I hen OllC8 WU a Ume when~~ ptecl at wbl to dia- am the news oftbe day andbavea few good · ~of ale. Nowadays, cities like New York and Chicago are jUlt about the only places you can ftnd a good Irish pub where everybody knows your name -unless jQU happen to know about Newport Beach's pot o' gold: Muldoon's Dublin Pub. The pub, located across from Fashion Island on Ne;.v- l>ort Center Drive, looks like a plain, quaint brick build- ing on the outside. But step inside and you're transport- ed to a cross between the Pisney1'nd Blue Bayou patio restalirant and a pub you'd find back in County Mayo in Ireland. The bright patio serves as a restaurant and area for ~to~liiten to plat-*,., ... , froni juz to~ llllb. They mo have hMt....,. tor tboee cold wmter nlgbt.. Tum the comer and you're sud· dmlylna mian. daddy lighted pub, complet.e with brick walls, wooden bar and, of course, a dartboard. ·we have an in-house dart tournament every Thursday,• said Sharon Barkely, one of Muldoon's managers. ·we have leagues every other Tuesday and Wednesday.• Opened in 1974, Mul- doon 's crowd is a mix of young and old. During the day, it is a hot spot for power Junches for workers from the many nearby businesses. In the evening, the younger crowd moves into the pub for a night of drink and music. Muldoon 's is another great icebreaker for first dates or friandl who ju.t want to bang out with " together. But if you enjoy loud muslc, stfnktng-dnmk people and ICADJJDerl left and right, the low·key Mui· doon'a is not recommended For Chriltmu, the pub will feature Its spedal hot Wassail punch beginning Dec. 1. Prom Dec. 16 to Christmas Eve, the pub will ceiebrate the holidays Dick- ens style. Employees will dress in authentic period costumes, and the restaurant will feature roast duckling, . comish game hen, brisket and other traditional Christ- mas meals they don't nor- mally have on the menu. lknen1 from this series: "Experiencing God" "PRACTICAL WAYS OF HEARING GOD SPEAK" Oohn 8:47; Isaiah 55:8; I Timothy 3:16-17; Romans 8:26-27) Saturday, November ll, 5:30 P.M. Sunday, November 23, 8:30 and 10:15 A.M. Thanksgiving Day Family S<rvicc: November 27, 10:00 A.M. ... A Time to be Thankful .. Come join Our Lady Queen of Angels Catholic Church f amity for praise and Thanksgiving . at the 9:00 am Mass, NOVEMBER 27th Tbe Parish Adult Choir & HandbeU Choir """provlM •JNt:Ml flllU#c Pkase brl1tg a boll# of.,,,,.. or a '°'4f of bread to be blessed for jour tba"1ugl"""1 table. Share YOUR bou~ with the:::»· Pootl *'J*• ##Iii_, • .....,,. Mlb ""11 h . . ~for:,,,. JIOOr.q/Onl#P ~ Ci>ur Lady Quee~ of Angels • DON LEACH I OAl.Y PILOT Mary Estey of lntne entertalm patrons on her fiddle at Muldoon'• Dublin Pub In New· portBNcb. 642-1717 © COMMUNllY CHURCH CONGREGATIONAL . UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST To~ Is To C..; To C... It To 00. Bruce Van Blair, Minister Worship Service 8:15 & 10AM Church School 9AM Adults & 10AM Children Child Care Provided 644-7400 611 Heliotrope Avt, Conll\I del Mar 3303 Via IJc:t>. Newpcxt Beach 673-1340 or 67~150 Church io am & 5 pn, SUnday SciXlOl 10 am ¥Aldl..:tay ~. pn Eno"-ti111 boli'4a:r ~riee. Fi.De 1ilt.. Cotta,e &: ecleotic irt:rle furaulua,.. Specialisina in ou1(om embelli1bment. f~r tlae bome~ pillow•, 1lipc:o•en, window co•erinp, Le4din1, ete. V ln-laome etylina nail.LI&. HAPPY THANKSGIVING! ·A~ .. 7 , .. ...__,, ......... 1'1161f.*'-' ....... Fr. David C. And.non, Ndor 3209VIOUdo N.wpor1 8eac:f, 71'/675-0210 7:30 am Trodittona 9amC.O.••~ 9amehun:h 10:"5 am Charivnalic and 'Hedi_.,. noon SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 3100 Pcdk: View Dr .• Newport Beach 644-2617 or 675-4661 Chwdl lOam · SUnday Sch:lol 10 am Wd'IMdllr ~a pnt ltt ~ 12 00CX1 .... DllT CllN1Wm UMI& WIHODllT CMUKH t60~....,.· 644-0745 Worship at 8:00AM &. 1 O:OOAM ChHdren Sunday School 1 O:OOAM Jr. & Sr. High S:OOPM n .. ._laaw]bay ...... on stage wU 28 ,.._ago. md I wun't ...... to .. btin. wMm glll Dtan8 Keeton bid ... ht leap r.om Orange ~eqn.ge to ~y tn 'JU!iPlur ,.an, and I WU on ....... tn New York the day eftit'Nllll Aimitroog made bis glUll·llaP b' menldnct when Wofdr AD8D'I •flay It Again. sm• waa ~at the Broad- billll 'lb8at8r. The actor playing . DAw'I hrilhand WM blDed at that time .. Anthony Roberta. It WU the ll8COlld time Roberts and Woody Allan bad worked together. but certainly not the last. Over the years they have tbared many celluloid adven- tur89, 1nduding tbe Oscar-win- ; Ding •Annie Han• -again with t , Keaton. who allO copped a stat- uette tn the title role. 11ae nat time I caught Robmtl' act wu two weeks ago and9* time he was nobody's l8oOM benana. Roberts gives a rlvettng peirformance as a famed beart surgeon driven to dark deeds in •Sidney Bechet Killed a Man• on South Cout Repertory's Second Stage. And if local audiences are pressed with Tony Roberts, he's JK(Ually taken with SCR. which "De calls •a little bit of paradise• an actor seeking to hone his cnft ID a Njrwe ..... Jilliy. m..--=· nMal. """ wbo .. }>t!dred. ti6a6l ~---Ud ~---bl.-..: deC8de QN& • Alld. uDllke d9ing a maria« a 1V lbOw, ~can ltmp you~ Mt up a 1etab. You take the lbow flala begtnntng to l!iad. end~ -111\JJWffete fMdback fnllli t6e . audience.' Roberts ftnt became acquaint- ed with Dr. Pbilip Utwtn. tbe dMlracter be~ in .Sidney' Becbet, • during a~ ol Stu· art Fladt'1 drama bl New York. •Bight monthl later. I WU called and dfered the part at South CoutRep.· For~ it's the latest c:Up- ter in the native New Yorker's love affair with show bnsi)>ea. He grew up with a working knowl- edge m tbe trade-bis father WU a radio and 'IV announcer and hil OOUliJ1 WU the distiDguished ad« E!verett Sloma. •They both warned me not to become an actor,• Roberts laughs. Disregarding this sage advice, Roberts Studied drama at North- western University and set out f~ the Big Apple, where bis first pro- fessional job was on Broadway - in a flop called •Something About a Soldier.• Far from being disap- pointing, Roberts says the experi- ence was •the best thing that could have happened to me.• Better days were ahead, many of them with Allen. who Newaort BBAtrrY'SUPPLY To all of our wonderful cu5tctrlOl"9. .. *Thank you for letting ue help you wtth all of your pereonal beauty neede for the paet five yea re.· KERSTIN r-------------.-------------, I Z()qM OFF: Buy 3 products, I I 0 I ....... I I I .... I 1 lntlN ~ .... : PREE I I I I I •8i;ctudes Sebastian 8 Dermaloglca I All products must be lderitical I I 8 All8da 8 Murad 1 Not to be combined with ottlel" d&OUnts.1 Elcpif'f!S I ?J5l'i17 I f.xpires 12JSB7 L--------------------------~ ~ 3EK>1 ~7~teN.8. ~ ~·Jalilbcna at Brlltd. Bad(~ (bJrt ~ Mutectomy b.ras, swimwear, alld lympbedema compression sleeves and bandages. Newport Center Orthopedic 400 Newport Cenltr Drive, Suite J(U on the corMr of Newport Center Drive and San Miguel ""' Fashion Island employed Roberts in ·0on•t Ddo.k the Water,• •ttannab and Her Sisten, • ·Radio Days,· ·stardust Memcriel• and •A Midsummer Night's Sex Om>edy• in addition to ·Sam. and • Annie.. ·wooc1y Allen is the most disd-= productive, original tnnnan • Roberts said. adding that the ccmic's neurotic persona Is a meticulously fashioned cbaraderi- mtion. much like Olarlie Chap- lin's Uttle Thmlp. Regarding Allen's recent tabloid trips, Roberts grinned. .When the Soon Yi story broke,. he recalls, ·1 called him and sakl. 'So, what's new?' • Ask the same question of Tony Roberts and he'll mention a new play, •Mazl.!msky, 7Jlansky, • which be and Ron Uebman will be ddng a.t the Manhattan The- ater Oub. ·1r1 incredibly tunny, about two mania.c: produoers in Hollywood. I wouldn't be sur- prised if it went right to Broad- way.• first. however, once be doses at SCR Nov. 30, there's a visit to the White House in connection with Roberts' scheduled appear- ance on the Kennedy Center Honors (airing on 1V Dec. 6) as ~ of a tribute to Charlton Hes- ton. He'll also be featured in an updated version of Cole Portel"s •brush Up Your Shakespeare.• And fans of the ·star wars· trilogy can get a nine-hour earful of Roberts' rich vocal tones in the audio caaette he recently com- STYLES & STANDARDS HANDCRAFT'ED CUSTOM PAINTED Planning Insertion Reconstruction Entire treatment conveniently provtded wtthln one office. •~Oda*.~-Hll'lllllU • ~Oda*. 1111*1" OlrMy. HIMld u • Dil*Jndl, Mwlllan lllCllll d °"" -i;pb**'Oll'i;pbf ~ you'll call it ... When it comes to a great selection of convenient services, you expect the best AnJ so do we! ~·Shoe 8erke 548-4053 Benk of Amertce 722-3182 Blue Membo BWlty 8'.lpPly 646-5746 Cellfomle Pe denll 652-1160 Crown Ace H9rd'N_.. 642-1133 lmegee~ 631-8888 M.-oJD• • Mc. 631-5400 Robert a ..,_..,.. e.1on 646-1l91 .. V<OnDnlga 642-22l l _..,. Up tlesJllart 631-3623 ... m 6f '-''" > CAROL MARt1NI Carol MartJnf performs today from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Metro Pointe Barnes & Noble, 901 South Coast Drive, Costa Mesa. For information; call 444-0226. >GUITAR ENSEMllE OCC's Guitar Ensemble, under the direction of John McEnary, presents its annual fall concert today at 8 r..m. In the Fine Arts Redt.al Hal , 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Advance tickets are $3.50 or $5 at the door. For Infor- mation, call 432-5880. > JEffMY .uA ,. JfiffftlY 8ri.t' performs Beethown. Chopin. Genhwfn and others In aan 111..-.cthe c:ion-- cert at the Jewish Community Center of Orange County on SU~ day from 1 to 3 p.m. at 250 E. Baker St.. CosU Mesa. lldtets we $7 for center members and $10 for nonmembers. For lnforma. tion, call 755--0340. ·>TRIANGLE SQUARE CONCERTS The shopping center has free live dassk rock performances scheduled from noon to 2:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, from 7 to 10 p.m. Friday and sat- urday, and from 1 to 4 p.m. Sat- lie Have 11le Most Taps on Record In Orange Coutyl Hllllldltl~ • 46 Import Beers &t. IHI Y•• •at w 211 ••Iii • 42 Micro Brewers We feature over 50 single-malt ~ blended Scotch Whiskeys as well as many top-of-the-llne bourbons, tequilas at brandJes. 1830 Newport Blvd. Newport at Harbor Costa Mesa 548-8428 Fool-f'oosbllll-Slaldllebomds (2)-Darta 50f o.,toM Ddwn ( 4 )..-Bowllllg • Golf l4oz. Dom utk: Ilea' t l.50 llappJ llom' t l.00 never• eow:r 0aarge1 FmtblisheJ 1922 NnllJH»'1 &Mb > suNDAY SPOlUGHT TCMMS The OrMge c.ounty Mweum of Art offers • SUnct.y SpOtllght Tour at 2 p.m. focusing on • sin- gle artist or wort of art. Thli Sun- day: Gretchen Osborne examines Elmer Bischoff\ work. Spotlight tours are free with aetmisslon. Admission is $5 for adults. $4 for seniors and students. children • Serving the commUnity for over35yean •WebonoraD compecitod coupons ·l~ Sadlfacdon ~on ill products we sell. or recetve a total refund •Open~days >MARY GAL HAU. lc?QI artlSt ~ Gilll tW1 Wiii NM! an exNblt Of hir oil pmm- lngs though Dtarnber at Edwards South Co.st Wlllge an., ema. 1561 Sunflo\'Jer St., COlta Mesa. FOr lrifortnatlon. c.all ~ 2086. • Senior dtlz.en dllcounts on Sundays , ~ Now Serving Lunch On Saturdays .-~ t ... ·.~-~ ... I '""•"C' ... ~ _.,;._~-•_, .. • . . . •' I ~ .... ' ' j., Slbeti:Do Tommy Peter Phil Vmce Flavorful & DeUdous Lunches & Dinner u ..... ..__._r...,,,._ • ......_,.....,.._ ....... ...,........_ 72J.:0621 ,._. C8ll For Raemdw w1 Dlrecdw 251 Sblpyarcl Way • Newport Belda ·> c l"1 JbaJU:Nr OP DIBGoulmf bY AWMD In a Beautiful Setting On the Bay Special Anniveruiy Celebration thru the month of November BAYSIDE SUNSET DINNER F~ a SENSATIONAL 3-course dinner Served 4:30 p.m. -6:15 p.m. Monday -Friday $10.90 -$13.90 .. (Ask about our Anniveraary Surprise.) ~ Uve Musk in our Enoteca Lounge 251 East Pacific Coast Highway • Newport Beach • 673-9soo . It's Thanksgiving ~~ •~waua:um· J:~Counly=LlllUMlftl°==~~ Ir lV ~· of d..ic t.:.- -....... ""'-through,..,., JO. -•:on Is free. HoUrs _,. 10 ...... to ........ --·~ 1hnMllh ~. 10 1.m. to 7 p.11ty-.,1and 11 a.m. to . G:JO,p.m. Sunday. The gollery Is lt-lldftql St. CS. Moso. Fol Wemuion. ca)I 7St-1122. ' >GAWllY~. ·~ ~.Parad~nu Fin -~.,an 1uu.,., to~ flt *-' charitles, through Dec. 3, fl'ofli 7 tj> 11 p.m. ot 1604 ~$t:, Costo Mesa. For lntommlon, coll 65().3690. ->OAYTON SPADA ,,. Or1nge coast.Co11-·s Photo :!,;'al~ presents an exhibition of t!.~og~aDhs by Orange ~ ... , artist dayton Spada, .V>rough Dioc. 10 ln OCC~ Fine ~ Building. J701 Fairview l...~ -COsfa Mesa. Admission is ~~ C.11432'5629. wtlRJC.QS' COMPfNSA.110N EXP1'.ll'I' i1lP.E CONSULTATION NO RECOVERY -NO FEE 263-5954 GARVE. SKAWIN ATIORNEY AT LAW '1-b!m' ,. • &1te or f'nudu1ent woricen' compensation claim is a felony 1Ub;ect mup ro l yanmprioon~• •~ofup co-s~o.ooo or double the Vlllue of the ~~ whichevtt is grntcr. or by both unpruonrocnt md fine. CONVENIEN1U' l.OCATlD NE.Al.JOHN WAYNE AIRPORT AMPLE FREE PARKING !JOO QUAIL NEWPORT BEACH 263-5954 >FllANK /-·If The~ CountyMIMUm of Art p<-on -tltlod •frank u.,.i Wright Dlslgns for an MWk.an Lor.dKapo 1922-1932,. throug~ Dec. 28 from 11 1.m. to s p.m. 1t aso San Oomonla/we., ~ lleoch. Adn'lltllon Is SS for adults; $4 for seniors and stu-~ents; and children under 16 and museum members are free. For lnformotlon, call 75!J.1122. >ARE AND ICE The Ofange Counfy Museum •of Art presems •fire and Ice (ShrinklnglE}<panijfng)~ by artist George St6ne through Dec. 28 It 850 San Oemente Drive, Newport Beach. For more Infor- mation, call 75!H 122. >SUSAN SPIRJTUS GAUERY The Susan Splritus Gallery exhibits the platinum .pho- tographs of Pltrick Alt througjr Jan. 3 at 3 Civk Plaza, Newpckt Beach. On Saturday, tt\e gallery plays host to a reception with Alt flam J to • p.m. The gollwy's """" ... ~ ' througti fridoy. IO:JO a.m. to4 p.m. '°' lnfonnollon, call 644-72Ja. >HOLIDAY Nlf SHOW The c.--~ Laague . =:..:.¢~":.!:::! ldoyt, • through Jan. 4 1t 1631 5unfto\.wr lilile., Costa M ... Orialllll -bv local """' Wilrbe feoturecf with a holiday . boutlqu.e. The gallery Is open Tues. through Thurs. from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Fridoy-and Satur- ljitiy, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and, Sunday fTorn noon to S p.m. For more fnformatlon. coll 54CH;430. >>AHTIQUE PRINTS The Robert Mondavl Wine and Food center presents an exhibition of antique prims through Jon. 19. The exhibit'• emphasis Is on copper engrav- ings from the 17th to 19th cen- ~urles. Botanical, architectural, fruit, animal and other natural history Imagery will be shown. Newport Beach's Cigar Headquarter< Colllblt cis- Now In Stoclc • 11()+ Pranltln ilnrlds of Cigar.; • full Smold"' lq<.ree • Accessories 3441 VIII Lido (Newport 8t.od & Vie lido) Vie lido P\lza Nm ID PMlions Martd Open 7 Do';S from 10,00 om Fri & Sat Now Open From9am 711·05t5 The Ballet Montmartre presents • • Begin a New Holiday Tradition, Come see Charles Dickens' Yl Christmas Caro[ • An Original Ballet • Choreographed by Stela Vwrica, . Original Music Composed by George Martinovich & Orchestrated by Brent Neumeyer. Premier Dec. 4th Speclal Guest Artist: Marat Daukaev • Fonner Principal Dancer wtth the Kirov Ballet Mayumi Hanabusa -(Soloist with Ohio Ballet) For Tickets and Information call: The Ballet Montmartre at: (714) 64.6-7688 or Tkketmaster: (714) 740.1a000 • (213) ~ Perfo11nances are:· Tlmr8day, l>ua•iber4th, 1997. 7:30 pm Rol/ei1 B. Moore ThHtre o-.g. Coatt College • The_ ls _Monday through Friday from 9 1.m. to 5 p.m. It 1S70.5cenk A.,.., ca.ta Mesi. For lnformatlon. call 97!J. 4510. . >CHUCK JONES SHOWROOM ' The publk b Invited to view the world of Chudt Jones ond his private (Ollecticin ot 3453' E. CoHt Highway, Corona del Mor. The retali gallery Is fTee and open Monijay through Friday from·10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and Sat- urday and Sunday from 10 a.m • to 6 p.m. For Information, call 723-1900. >NAUTICAL MUSEUM The museum features three galleries: the Newport Gallery displaying the maritime history of the area; the Model Gallery exhibiting a selection of world- ~ °i I ALDEN'S CARPET has opened anew Area Rug Studio Why Pay Dept Store Prices? ALL RUGS & RUNNERS on SALE. Handmade wools, synthelics. sisal ALDEN'S CARPETS, INC. • 1663 Piacen11a s1.. cos1a Mesa _ 64&4838 _I - cl.-........ Ind the Grind Salon. -..,,.,. touring -~ilfreefot -~ $4 for-and S1 for.~. 'Illa.........,.,. et 151 E. Comt Highway, Newport -· For lnfoiTnatJOn, cod 673-711&J, >llOllRT-DAVI -E AND FOOO QNTER ·• lmpr.,. hoUdoy guests with fabulo<ls festive deSsins.ot a holiday d.,.ert dass today ot 6:30 p .m. The center's chefs will teacn how to make a selection of dessens thot will add a grand finale to your holiday. The cost -1s sso • enjgy a four-course Thanks- giving itlnner at the center Nov. ='~~for The---· Food ca.-is et 1570 -Ave .. Colta Mesi. For NMrV• tl-coU 97!J.4S10. • ' >IEAWOl.AIS NOUVEAU llACI. Tho Sutton Ploce Hotol will pm«it a hilarious roce to del!X• er the Beaujolllls Nouveau ~ • local personalities and hotel · staff through 1 course of hat·~. ards lndudlng th.! Eiff,I Tower • and the A.re de Trlomphe today from 11 a.m. to ~.m. Spec-toton will be off a special Beaujolais luncheOn of French ~ regional specialties priced at S9. PrOceeds go .to the Assessment Treatment Service Center. The hotel ls located at 4500 MacArthur 81Yd .. Newport Beach. For information, c.all 47'- 2001 . Ml CASA 0 MEXICAN RESTAURANT 0 OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO 0 ---~--0 0 • ANY REPAIR FACIUTY 1111 M-o, & ......, • M CMIW TocWclw 642-4522 121 l1411trl1I W1y • Ctst1 Mts1 Edwards IMAX• Theatres Ttuj Houo.\T SE.UON Su THI! Sl"Oln' THAT INU'\U.D THa 8.uuT Coler TO LlR THllOUGH THI: IEns Of ... CHILD "'-"" An Evening on Evereitt with .~> Davkt Breashears & Ed Viesturs Share an evening whh David Brta.~hears (co-director. producer. cinematographer & c11:ped1tion leader) or Ed Vies1urs (depuc y cxpcdi1ion leader) and hear a fin1 hand accoont of the IMAX filming of 1heir hi!itoric h-ioont Evcre'>I: expedition. The evening includes a i.lide prcsenta1ion. a 7 minulc IMAX "Evcm;f " film chp. a question lllld answer ~Mion and a book signing of National Geographic"s EVEREST -Mountain Without Mercy. Quid Brrubpn Wed .. Dec. 3. 1997 -Irvine @ 5:30 & 8:00 pm Thur,s .. ~-4. 1997 -Ontari o Cil 5:30& 8:00 pm Boo!.: signing from 6:30 -7:30 pm both evenings F.d Viatun Mon., Dec. 1.S. 1997 • lrviM @ 5:.30 & 8:00 pm Tues., Dec. 16. 1997 -On1ario @ '.'!:JO & 8:00 pm Book signing from 6:30 -7:30 pm both C\'Cnings 'llckeb •v.ilahk exdmivrly at REI for $20.te eKlli... The IMAX fi lm .. Evettst" opens Man::h 6, 1998 1t both Edwards IMAX ~ locations. I 'f f .I I r It was the spring of 1993. The local ICboo1 ·, district was plumbJng the depths of public : confidence, reeling from an in·houle multi-l mlllion-dotlar embezzlement, ruled bf admin- : istrators who seemed distant and aloot . . t That was the backdrop that greeted Mac l Bernd, the Harley-riding superintendent fresh : from Uttle Rocle, Ark., who had a reputa~ t for being a fix-it artist. 1 Bernd played well in Ne'!,POJ1 Beach and I Costa Mesa. He was public. he was aocessible, he had a certain aw-shucks charisma and he knew how to play to a aowd. When he first hit town he made a po.int of visiting families on Costa Mesa's West Side, a community that felt cut adrift by the past administration. He rode the bus with a kinder-l gartner on the first day of school. He gathered : the teachers together and -with rock 'n' roll t blaring -got them pumped for the coming school year. Bemd's run as superintendent has been both inspired and bumpy. As he promised. in the early days, he reached out to the commu-nitY, asked for its help and explored the thorni- est of issues, from curriculum to financial over- sight. The self-esteem of the district grew week by week. month by month. But there have been snags, too. The current t I I I I I I I I L----------------------~-------------------~---------------------------------------J OWMl ISLANDS CRUISE RSHSOtOOl I ~. ftYe.day 1banbgivtng mdle to the Q>annel Islands atiOard OCC's 6'-foot yacht. Vol- amo, lbunday through Nov. 30. The cruile ii dMigned for sailors With at leut tntennediate-level sailing aldlla. The cost is $595. For more tnformation. call 645-9412. Fishing classes are offered Monday and Tuesday al each week. CJasses leave tbe Balboa Pavilion at 6 a.m. and. retwn at 4 p.m. Cost ts $125 per person. For more information. call 673-2810. RSI MG IOAT RENTALS StlMmllne center OOlllOle fish- ing boats can be rented at Balboa Boat Rentals OD t:be Balboa Pellin· sula. 1'bel8 new 19 inch boats are equipped with live ba1t tanks, fish ftnden and VHF radio. Available by hour and .half day rates at CATAUNA CJtUISES Weekend excursions to Catali-DORY ASHING R.EET na aboard the Volcano are offered Get to the Newport Pier Thrw out of bi' people In America have foot piln. Whlt'I wane. two-thirds of those people '** tra nomlll. Ira notf =~ tmk>ns, while you sit around you got them (most are , they just keep getting bigger. Year after yew, left ootreeted, btriiona only grow worae. Uttinatlly fJYlfl buying shoes an extra size larger won't help. ~ 11'9 lhll Ad For A PRllll CONIULTAnON X ...... I Jt•Wlf Not....., . Advantages: 1. No holpitaliz.atio mot9 convenient. 2. Patients .. geneniltt Ills appetlel 18ive. 3. Generltt there Is lest pain. 4. Small lndsions l8ClJcing poeel>lity of large scars resultilg In a better ooemetic l'8SUlt. 5. No pins, screws, or wi1'8S are used with the surgery. 6. No casts or crutches 818 necessary. 7. You walk out of our Ambulatofy Surgical Center the same morning or afternoon you cwne in. 8. Usually you ~ able to return to woric In a few days. 9. Goals n to allow you to walk and wet1 y<:AX shoes more comfortabfy and have your feet look and feel better. "We Get People Back On Their Feet Sooner" rJKI DOCTO~=l!.,~C ....... R ~ ~ •• ~ I I• OI at.TM POn~Tlft C .a.LL lrvln• ..._ 18952 MacArthur Blvd. Nowl Irvine, CA 92612 7'1• eas-:t4oe Onck XL Hypo-Allergenic Hotel Upright PUten 99.7'11> of all breathable air puticlea. It featwes a ame-or-mc-an roUci· that rowes more than 6..500 times pa minute plckina up dust mltu, pet hair. pollen, lint and fine Mild, all iD oae aweep. 11JSJ1N 13229 Jamboree Rd. 50s.-0903 P\11.1.DION . 1064 B. Beaochwy Rd. m..•1 NIWPOU ll!ACH lSlM l!lldilufr R.d. ~] IAGVNA NIGUEL 27221-0 La,. Rd. 151-674' LEW IMO IOAT RENTALS lAtem to Ail or Wtndsutf at Re9alt w~. Rent wtnd- Mllfin and; Aoooets at $15 .. boor. Call '129-115'. Mem llSSONS ANO RENTALS SatJbriet ren1ala a.lid private leaom ere available at Marina SaOtng tn tbe Balboa Pun Zone. Advanced dusel tndude naviga- tion. big boat. power boat. tntro- d'l.ldklo to heavy weather and first-mate instrud:lon. Call 673- 7763. Also call the Blue Dolphin Salling CJub at 6"-2525 or tbe Udo Salling Cub at 675-0827 for rentals. IWOASSIS ......... ... by~. rallnig cllnb mtl ,p:tv.te I!• DU ....... Kayak Ud ... *1 rmtall are elto -vallab1e .. For more information, call Paddle Power, 1500 w. Balboa Blvd., 675- 1215. KAYAK TOURS ANO MNTAl.S 'l'w-bour kayat tours begin at 10 a.m. fNf!!lY &mday from New- port ,Dunes. a.tis $15 per adult, $10 per dUld. Kayak ientall and dasses are also available. Call 729-1154. MORE KAYAK RENTALS Single ($10 per hour) and dou- ble ($15 per hour) kayak rentals are avaDabJe in the Balboa Pun Zone. Call Balboa Boat Rentals, 673-7200. Paddle Power also pro- vides kayak. sud ski and canoe rentals. Call 675-1215. RESIDBNCY Georgt-town Uruvusicy He.pita! Washingcon, D.C. STANFORD UNIVEltSITY Medical Cmttr Palo Alco, Califonua _°' ... ~----... ~D,I! J 117, 51, ~ ~ .. ~.ads tbe ~ al arguilig' bis cw Wal compoUDded bf wttn I EE• 1w CaDecl to tbe stand wtio appeiu'ed avene to testifyin9 becw Of sjmpetby for~· i Amoag tbeiil was BrOnwyn Dennil, kkby's 30-yeer~ for- mer bousemate and Robert$' caregiver, who initially told poUce Kirby desaibed the~ der tea to her u •fatal.. 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In Prtd&y'1 quartertlnals, after the Irish advanced with a 10-3 dedston over Westminster, "Turning it over twice In the first quarter Is uncharactertstlc of _ WI,• Hid Newport Coach Jeff : Briqldey, whose squad come in : ft..!":,i..~~':°~u!i,': I we started ninnmg the ball well.• t N~rt senior Brett Baker :· helped out on both counts, as 1 well as special teams, u he t ·am•11ed· 326 all-pwpoie yards ' and -touchdownl to add to ! bis monumental campaign. I Baker oollected 175 rushing yank.., so-· lndudlng & 1, yard m that tied the ocore with four minutes left in the first quar- ter, two plays alter his 65-yard punt return jump-started the visi- tors. Harbor punted away its nut poasenloo, but ocored 11polnts 8 SEE SAILORS PAGE M 1U:s. Mira Costa YleforCIF~ a& Long Beach St. \ -==--= -==--- h&dt. Otherw1>e, we can play delome with anybody.• punt In evay-8glllmt tbo Muolange' -........ CaCoota Moo& penal- ty-gtven --oaly-). 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We can be smprtsed mAybe by a fast ·' •tt would.'v" been nice to shut them out,• Howell said. ·sut we should've been ready foe that trick play.• Mesa dominated the clock (3',09- 13,51), outg&lned the Coyotes on the 8 SEE MUSTANGS PAGE B4 CdM • Corona del Mar watclles its two-game edge evaporate, then settles down to belt Highlanders, 15-7, 15-1, 15-17, 11-15, 15-7. By ~lly Yanlt)< Daily Piiot WNG BEACH -The beginning could not have been scripted better if lt was a fairy tale. The hot, muggy gym. The CIP Southem Section's greatest girls volley· ball showcue -the cMmptonst>ip match at Long Beach State's West Gym Prid&y nlgbL A GIRLS VOJ., ' The -aPl>OOl'ed lo be the Coro-na def Mar High sea Kings with La Habra portra)'lllg the vl<tim. 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Mu llnaDy pnmdled, 15-7, lS-1, lS-17, 11-15, lS-7. lbe 'Vldory senda .. -~-C'!ymplonalllpo -.i-. beglmllDg _,. wllll llie llnl round ..... --. Olllfornla lleglonals. ...... qi, .. .:cM • ,_. 21 FG, 11;29. : <M • s. Herzog 3 "'" (Peca kick), 0:57. 1Nrd~ CM -Sledlme 28 pass from ~·nos (llwAi kldt), 1 :37. foul1hQmirW --.P -Gsdner 5 pell from Alonzo (IVI t.iled). 3".29. A~: 1, 100 (est.tmnld). ~•••a BP -Md>onakt, 11-20; Butrb, 2-7; Gutien'wz., 2-2; Wottord. l-2; Alonzo, 4-mln-9. I • CM -s. Herzog. »163, 2 TOs.; Felter. ~; J. Herzog. 12-32; Hamade, 7-8; M. Quddridge, 1--0; l.MMlnos, 3-min-3, N>IVIOUAl PIUSING ' · -·IP ~ Alonzo, 2-3-0, 8; Mc:Oonald, . H--0, 36. . CM -Llevanos, 3-4-0, 72. .xvlDUAI. lllEalVING • BP -Alonzo, 1-36; Gardner, 1-5, 1 TD; 9~, 1-3. I cM • Baume, 2-44; Sledsma, 1-28, 1 TD. GAME STAT1STICS ~ ~,..24, 81¢ ... trOiD tbe titck pl&Y, ~)Ult 30 \'edt ol ~. 'i•a,'putitbem up ther-. wtlh AlllO, • Mid Mel& diifemtve tackle MattbeW RWWOI, who bad tbe game'& only Ndr. ·~,. nothing like Lagun.tl Hllll. Sven ~ gave us a bigger beUJ8.' , ' The Mustangs~~~.._.. ..... ing receiver, Jeriy --... Of disciplinary realOOI flte!ll rewm to pre.cUee on Monday), whQe apt guard Jeremy Via injured his neck andNt out the second halt. Otherwise, the "I'd th M~s could've put em had it on auise con· up there with . trolAs a result the Aliso Niguel. Mustangs will meet , Covina in the quar· They re terlinals at a site to nothing like be . determined. Covma advanced Laguna Hills. with a 23-19 victory • over Bellfiower. Even EstanCia Senior Steve gave us a bigger batUe ... " -MATTHEW ICIM MAGGaTY /f>lr:j.Y Pt.OT Costa Mesa's Rldlmd Pdce (lea> dnlgll dawn Bueaa Paik'I Ede WoUonl der a abort gain. Matt Peca's 21·yard field goal early in the second quarter, giving Mes(l o 10..0 lead. • CM RUDESILL • Herzog led the Mesa offense with 163 rushing yards and two touch- downs on 30 carries, while Ben Felter (44 yards) and Jimmy Henog (32) helped the Mustangs eat up time on the clock Costa Mesa's most impressive drive came in the second quarter when it used up 8:37 . Herzog capped the tS.play series with a 3· yard scoring run when 0:57 remained in the first half. yards) slowed the Mustangs down. they powed it on in th~ third quarter when Uevanos and Jeremy Siedsma teamed up on a 28-yard touchdown pass. Buena Park blocked a Mesa punt in the fourth. quarter to set up the Coyotes' only score. Am downs 2 15 Rushes-y•rdage 21-24 57-254 •Passing yardag~ 44 72 Passing 3-4-0 3-4-0 Net mum yardage• O O Sades-yardage 1 -2 none Net yardage 66 326 Punts 5·32.6 3-16.6 Fumbles-fumbles lost 2·1 0-0 ~ya~ 6-50 7 75 Tlme of posses.sion 13·51 34:09 •Punt returns, interceptions, fumble returns . BRIEFS ua to host sloops championships regatta this weekend. Th~R~ECoUe-SAILING giate Sailing Sloop Champi- on.ships will be hosted by UCI and Orange Coast College today and Sunday oH Newport Harbor Sponsored by the Intercolle- giate Yacht Racing Association, the regatta features teams from U.S. Merchant Manne Academy at Kings Pomt, Hobart/William Smith College. Connecticut Col- lege. Boston Uruvers1ty, College of Charleston. Bdylor. Oregon and Hawau OCC falls in three ME~~STA VOtl;IYIAt~ TnldJtionaJ nval Golden West swept past host Orange Coast College m women's volleyball Friday rug ht, cla.i.rrung a 15· 2, 15- 1-0, 15-13 Orange Empire Confer- ence Vlctory to unprove to 2 t -1 overall. 10·4 m the OEC. Orange COdst, led by the play of Jen Fish (10 kills) and Jennifer MlJJ'Sh (9 kills). fell to 15-6, 10-4 m the regular-season finale Manah Marquis (13 kills) led the Rustlers of Golden West, who a.re ranked No 1 in the state as the playoffs loom Tuesday Orange Coast hrushes in third place in the OEC and is hopeful of a wild card berth m the state p1ayoffs, which begm Tuesday. Game annotDlcer sought ·. bra.nge Coast College's men's ~etball team is m search of the \ ndt ·voice of the Pirates." The team needs an announcer for Its -hoale games The announcpr will be paid St5 per game. Contact Coach 1irn O'Brien at 432-51 i. if interested Correction ~In Thursday's 1 ld1UoD featuring -~~b:irma del Mar High'• Sea View ~ championship photo, . .MrtJ(inzle George's ide:atification WU inadvertently omitted. .,, ' and sustain drives. Mesa scored on its first series when Steve Henog carrieP off right tackle, then cut back to the middle of the field, going untouched on a 29-yard touchdown run. On a third-and-10 play in the series, Mesa quarterback Ronnie Uevanos con- nected with Dan Bawne on a 21 ·yard pass to move into Buena Park territory and keep the drive alive. Later, on fourth-and-two, Her· zog bulldozed his way for another first down. •That block was big, because it gave them the confidence to score,• Mesa defen- s1ve end Richard Price said. Mesa followed that up with another long drive, but it stalled and the Mustangs were forced to punt. Bue¥ Park. however, fum- bled on the return and Nam Kim were there to recover for Costa Mesa. Til.at play set up While penalties (seven for minus-7 5 In the drive, it appeared Buena Park was stopped, because Rudesill crunched Alonzo for a loss of two yards on a sack on third down. Buena Park faced a fourth-and-17 when it used its trick play. sec men's team falls at Western Montana DILLON, Mont. -Southern California College's men's bes- ketball team dropped a 90· 72 nonconference decision to host Western Montana Friday night. Denrus Keane scored 25 points and teammates Terencoe Wilborn and Adam Dzierzynski tallied 24 and 13, respectively, but that was virtually the extent of SCC's attack. Western Monld.na's game was aled by Jake Gustafson (26) and 1'y Thom (25). NoillaMl,_tel9 WbiBCN MoNfW 90 5oCA&. CDluGE 72 SCC -Keane 25, Dzienynskl 13, Bryant 0, Fetuil 0, Scheuermlln "· Hiii 3, Cezar 2, Mcintee 1, Wllbom 24. 3-pt. goals: Keane 5, Dzierzynski 2. W.st.m MonUnA Thom 25, Gustafson 26, Roebuck 10, Gaylord 9, Hkko 0, Gustafson 2, Holmquis1 4, Hegstad 11, O'Keefe 2, Breidenbach 1. 3-pt. goals: Gustafson 6, Gaylord 3. Roebuck 2. Hegstad 1 . Fouled out: none Halftime: West.em Montana, 44 40 OCC women win, 61-44 TORRANCE -Jennifer Lud- wicld scored a ga.me·bigh 24 points and Chantay Payton (Cos- ta Mesa High) added 11 for Orange Coast College's women's basketball team (2-3) Fnday night in the Pt.rates' nonconfer- ence road victory over El Camino, 61-44. No!K:Ol ...... IC* 0..UGI CoA5T 11, &. C:,ts•tP .. Or.,.. c.o.t -Ovitt ~. Lud\lykkl 24, Weeks i , Sortino 2.. Delossantos 7, Sarabaraln 4, Rodriguez 1. playton 11 3-pt. goals: Ludwick1 2 El CMnlno -Gonzalez 8, Antonio 10, Knapp 4, Holdstein 2. Wilson 8, Richard 4. Butucan 8 3-pt. goals· Wilson 2. Halftime: OCC. 25 , , . • Vola.,ball High school girts -CIF Division I Finals at Long 8NCh State \/Vest~ (Newport vs. Mira Cosa), 7:)0 p.m. • Football JC -Fullerton at Orange Coast. 1 p.m. • Cross countJy Community college men llfld women -Orange Com College at State Flnek. Woodw;vd Pwic., Fl'95n0, 9 a.m. High school boys end gtr1s • (JF ~ at Mt Sin Antorik> ~~~ HMbof~ (DM$Jon llf), .,..J •.m.;. Costa Mld CoroN def ...... gifts PACKING IT IN •Vanguards' women's team hopes to counter tight conference with deep bench when push comes to shove. By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Last season the Golden State Athletic Confer- e nce women's basketball stand· mgs were packed tightly. Between Concordia's 11-1 mark and Biolll's 1-11 record, the other five tea.ms were within a couple games of each other. This winter may bring the same kind of tightness in the standings, according to Southern California College Coach Russ Davis, but the fact that his bench may be just as tight could allow the Vanguards to break away from the pack toward the top of the group. •we might have the deepest team," Davis said comparing his 12-woman squad compared to other GSAC teams. "But I think the conference is going to be the same way (as last season.)" Azusa Pacific, after a hot recruiting offseason. was picked to take the conference after post- ing a 16-15 mark last year. sec is predicted to better last sea.son's 5- 7 GSAC mark and finish second. ·Point Loma (Nazarene) bas a good recruiting class and they're looking really good. Cal Baptist has all five starters back and Con- cordia. Greg (Dinneen) is a great coach and will have them work- ing hard: Davis said. "It's funny how people come up with those polls because we're all looking so close." Davis has tow starters coming back, including all-conference (D~ M. 7:So a.m.; Newport Harbor boys (Dlvhlo(t HO, 9:10 a.m.; Costa Mesi, ~ CoroN def Mar boys ([)Mslon~t'.30 a.m.; -~ Hld'I schc boys -OF DMslon II Sernlflnall: C'.clta Mes. vs. La Habra, M c:ot'One def Mar High, 1 p.m. • a.btblfl ~men -Southern C.lifomle ~ft MontAIN State, 7:30 p.m. H1gh ~ gl'1s ·Of lndMduW M Huntington~ Hlgt\ Alf~ • P."' ,,,., -.• .,. .---f.,,,... -, ; . -- ~ . • • • -'711'/."' ._ . ...__. _! -..... \ ~ ....... :l '· performer Elaine Whittemore. Whittemore, a 6·footer who averaged 10 rebounds and nearly 15 points per game last year, heads the list of returners, which also includes Gina Jojola, another S.footer who shot with 52% accu- racy, and guard Alana Kempton. Kempton knocked down a t.eem- high 36 thfee.pointers last winter. •we have four returning starters and six new girls who are cb4llenging each of those spots,• Davis said. Three junior transfers bead that list. Sara Herkenhoff is a 6-4 center who comes from The Master's College and Kristi Wright, at 5-11, transfers from Victor Valley, where she led the squad in scor· ing. Prom Chaffey College comes Amee Pina, a sharp·shooting guard. Pina, Kempton and senior Amber Chaney join other new- comers Tami Marks (Norm High) lllld Marisa Emde (Marina) in the Vanguards potent front court. ·we have great outside shoot- ers. We can shoot the lights out,• Davis said. •rd like to sneak up on people, but I don't th.in][ we're going to be able to because when we get bot ... whew.• In two preseason scrimmages -against junior colleges Saddle- back and Grossmont -the Van· guards scored well over 100 points in each. The sea.son may get off to a frustrating start, however, as the blue and gold faoes some tough teams in the preconference slate. Mesa battles Sciore by Qumtws Newport Harbor 7 17 0 7 -31 Villa Park 7 0 6 0 -13 Ftnt~ VP -M. Jackson 1 run (Clements kkkl 7:16. NH -Baker 1 run (Johnson kid), •:OO Sea>nd~ NH -Johnson 36 FG, 8:30. NH -Govaars 3 p.m from Gorman (Johnson kidc), 3: 17. NH -Baker TT run Uohnson kick), 1:02. Third Qullrt9r' VP -Dameron 6 run (run failed}, 6:58 fow'th~ NH -Baker 6 pass from Gorman (Johnson kick). 9:59. Attendance: 3,000 (estimated). INDIVIDUAL RUSHING NH -Baker, 30-175, 2 TOs; Henriquez.. S-29; Peredia, 4-9; lee, 1·3. Stewart. 3-mlnus-3; Gorman, 1-minus-10. VP -Dameron, 18-113, 1 TO; Miranda, 2-7; Cabada, 2-3; Dapper, 1-1. M. Jackson, 2-0. INOfVIOUAl PASSING NH · Gonnan, 6-8-1, 37, 2 TOs. VP M. Jackson, 8-21-1, 46; J. Jackson, ().1--0, 0. llNDMOUAl RECEIVING NH -Lee. 2-13; Garcia. 1-10: Baker. 1-6, 1 TO; Hogan. 1-5; Govaars. 1-3. 1 TO. VP -Grace. 2-24; Harris, 2-12; McConchie, 1-8; Dameron, 2-1; Dapper, 1-1. ~STAnsTICS NH VP First downs 11 7 Rushe-yardage 44-212 24-130 Passing yardage 37 46 Passing 6-S-1 8-22 1 Net return yardage• 101 17 s.dcs-ywdage 1 ·9 , b Net yardage 351 197 Punts 4-34.5 f>.2 7 Fumbles-fumbles lost 3-1 o O Flags-net yardage 2-20 2-20 Time of possession 26:52 21:08 *Punt returns, Interceptions., fumble returns ANDRE~ STEWART ,9 , Pu,.-· -.he ,~lorl23 JVUOD12 -to become OCC's lint 100-yord rusher of lhe --....Amid bis yon1age, • n-yard toucbdowa Nil. ONE LAST SHOT • Pirates host Fullerton today in quest ol snapping a 17-game losing streak. By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilol COSTA MESA -Last week Orange Coast College freshman Andre Stewart l)e(:ame the first Pirate to rush for more than 100 yards. Last week ... well, that's about it. That has been the scenario for the Pirates' Coach Bill Workman all season. He has had to work as hard trying to figure out the posi - tives as he has in trying to get a win, But Workman is down to his last shot. With an 0-9 record, a program- worst 17-game losing streak and a 46-13 thrashing last week at El Camino, it is time for the Sues to salvage one last shred of a forge t- table season. Fullerton College will be the opponent for the 1 p.m. Miss.ion Conference Central Division showdown at Coast's LeBard Sta- dium. The Hornets have lost two games in a row and stand ot 5-4. Their quarterback, sophomore Geoff Berg, has fired for just 44 yards more than OCC's Chad Collins, and he's thrown t 1 inter- ceptions, second worst in the con- ference. The Hornets' offeme im't the big problem if you look at it from their own papers, but Workman's defense gave up almost 600 yards to El Camino last week, which seems to make any offense a problem. Then there is Fullerton's defense ... Interception artist Frankie Salaur tops the conference with seven picks in nine games. As a unit, it held Golden West to one touchdown and kept Mt. San Antonio College, the Southland's top team. to 17 points in the Hor· nets' season opener. "At times, they have been very, very good,· Workman said of today's opponent. Worlanan's offense, fresh off Stewart's century rushing day, as well as the return of receiver Ivan Mercer (who was sidelined with an ankle injury), is hungry and Workman and his squad ls starv· ing for a win. "Of course, we haven't lost our minds ccmpletely," Wodanan said, ondoand .. ~ 19pojnilln tbepre- -lest Saturday. -Jen Blair .. tbe leodar, bul four -(Undooy Yowman. Jenny Cummin11 Kade Quinlan and Jaycee Mohler) and two~ flJz Mone and Jill Quye) COlllpete fa< ICC<iDg IJlO(I, Pew tbe '"""" dm't bo -..-to -Coad> Cbarllo A(JpOll'I PMriClo -. tlnlbly --Ol.No. 51nCll'Dh-. IV-- lng to·ot -two """""'· ..-the --N-(Ojai), Mono Bay, Oe1t Park WALNUT -What ...,,,. will IUl)lrise the field today In the five-division CIF Southern Sedlon boys and gldl ana country champi- onabipl at Ml. San Anl<lnio College! In surveying rwmen from the Newport- M-School !>istrtct, the biggest upsets would come if five area teams did not qualify for the CIP State Cbnmpiomhips in Fresno Nov. 29. Cotta Mesa's girls, ranked No, 2 in DlvWou IV, felt "railroaded out• of their Padflc Coast League title, acoordlng to Busi, and are on a missiou iD the postseuon. •A white (CIP) bam:ler' would be a lot nicer than a green one (intffcattng a league title), anyway," said Busi, whose lqUad forfeited three PCL victories because of an ineligible runner. (Agowo) and CdM -the ""' four ranked teom1, but e.tanda bu kept qui.t until now, "We'Ve tta,..a low just fa< the bed< of 11. • said ~ ,,_ padt 11 led by jualor Alberto Munoz. while JaVier J ab.wltjda, Juan S.mchez. 1bny Magana and Man""1 Orozco nonnally seen beb!Dd bim. Cnmtng in, Newport Harbor Higb's girls and boys, Estanda's boys, Corona de! Mar's gi:l'ls &11d Costa Mesa's girls are heavily favored to f1n.iab among the top four in their respective division& today, a prerequisite for advancing to tbe state meet. ·u would definitely be an upset if we didn't go (to state).• There will be 10 races today beginning at 7:30 a.m. to determine CIF champions and state-meet qualifiers. Coach Eric 1Weit's Newport Harbor girls, led by junior sensation Alicia Mcfall, compete in the tint race, a Division m heat in which they're ranted second behind El Modena. CdM and Mesa follow at 7:50 a.m . in the Divi· sion IV final. "I don't think Ertanda has been take.n seri· ously, but I'll tell you what. (the llaglss) are going to be the "'"'II 19; beat and the """" to beat at state,• laid !'u.si, wtlo&e wild.-card boys, along with C<IM. .... lumped in the same Division IV race with Estanci.e at 9:30 a.m. -They're really peaking right now, aod they have a real strong pack,• Bllli added. ·They're tight. Their five runnen are so dose together, it's hard to bust them up.· Coach Bill Sumner's CdM boys are on the bubble in Division IV, while Coach Joe Bus.i's Mesa boys are a wild--ca.rd temn, rounding out the district's seven teams competing in the CIF Plnals, "When in the world have you seen this many kids at this level in this community?" Sumner said. •it's never happened..• CdM's gldl ""' top--1ed in Division IV ·we have a chance to (win the title): said TWeit, whose team has been surging Jate1y with Amber Steen, Canie Foss and Jamie Swarberg. •u we run our best race, we could be right there.• Newport Harbor's boys, upset in the Sea View League Pinah by Santa Margarita after going 5·0 in league duals, compete in the Division m race at 9:10 a.m. with Curt Her~ berts, Claudio Cortes and Steve Jensen lead· ing the way, the Sailors' three top--10 finishers in the prelims. South Hills and Don Bosco will be their toughest competiton. TARS CONTINUED FROM 81 calling themselves the CIF South- ern Section Division l·AA cham- pions. U history means anything, tonight's ?:30 match which pits top·seeded Mira Costa High against Newport Harbor. the No. 2 seed, will be a classic. •Tue kids have to realize that this is the CIP and enjoy it. It's a tun night,• Newport Coach Dan Glenn said. ~Fun isn't giggling a.nd smiling. It's everyone focus- ing and playing well. That's the fun," Glenn, who has been at the heltn of two of the Sailors' three section championship teams, will meet Dael.ea Aldrlch's MustaDgs. Aldrich has led Mira Costllo to six of its nine titles. •• ·They're a very classy. compel· itive team. l love playing them,~ Glenn said. Both teams share 11 19·2 record and each has notched its respec- tive league title, which is just the latest in 11 long line of league championships for both. The Mustangs, however, have grabbed the upper hand from Harbor th.is season. In the Santa Barbara Tournament in October, Mira Costa downed the Sailors 6· 15, 15-9, 15·13, 4·15, 15--6. "U they get down or lose 11 game, they don't panic. They are very well·coached and stay focused,· Glenn said of tonight's foe. "They don't really beat them· selves; you have to go out and beat them." Glenn, who has also coached the Tars to a pair of state champi- onships, compared the Mustangs to Laguna Beach, Harbor's victim in the semifinals, in that both are strong, experienced teams with traditions of winning. Harbor beat Laguna Beach, the 1996 section ch4lllps, 15·12, 15-10, 15-101\Jesday. Mira Costa takes advantage of solid ball control, composure and 6-foot senior Ashley Bowles, a second team All-CIF selection who is bound for UCLA. Aldrich's .squad also defeated Harbor in tournament play in Las Vegas in n best.af·three match that does not figure in woo·loss records, "They served us off the cowt, • Glenn said of Mira Costn's 15·9, 15·8 win. But their weapons are well· matched with Newport's artillery. Six.foot junior setter Jennifer Carey bas physically and em<r tionally paced the Sailors all sea· son and her experience and cowt prowess will be a necessity if Har· bor plans to top Mire Costa. "Jen Carey has been in a lot of good matches. I know she's going PUBLIC NOTICES • •, • ' to have 4 good m.atch. She has done a really good job in knowing her job and she trusts her team,· Glenn said. Newport's height will be a plus as sopbomOl"es April Ross and Krista Dill, as well as Carey and fellow junior Kathy La.void all measure in at 6·foot or taller. Each of these players, according to Glenn, has shown significant improvement all season and, when bot, are able to dominate 4 match. ·we're athletic and tall. but very yowig. There's never been a doubt that we'd be successfuJ., it was just when it would happen. Our bMt volleyball is yet to come: Glenn said. ·we have a lot of confidence, but a lot of respect for Mira Costa. We'll have to pJay our best match ot the year to beat them, but we think we can do it. "That confidence comes from hard work." ROSS CONTINUED FROM B1 before graduation in June 2000 Ross, this week's Athletebt the Week following her playOft prowess against Upland and Ayala. seems unaffected by I media attention. She's mnocen yet professional. She's tall but modest. Quiet yet self·assured. 1 As &11 outside hittef, ~ from pla'Jing 111e m~~. I leUOl1, Ross shoots bun.et.. 1 • reccrding 21 kills, four digs three blocks against Upland tn the IACoDd round and seveQ. kills, five digs and two service aces against Ayala in the quartedlnals. •she's a natural there in • bitting, as far as moving .,.~4 and baving the ability to pick things, but the best thing abou April is that she's competitive,·: Newport Harbor volleyball coach Dan Glenn said. "The 1 bigger the game, the better Jbb plByer, and fI\lesday) night was as big a g'ame as she's ever played.· Glenn, who emphasized that Ross' kill total against Ayala•l"P-5 low because the match was t;,cl quick (the Tars swept in .SS •I "J minutes), was referring to Newport Harbor's sweep ovet'l Laguna Beach in the semifinals, in which Ross led the Sailo11 with 18 kills and 15 digs. ,.; The week prior to the · .. : . playoffs, as Newport Harbor(_,,, wrapped up the Sea View , , ... League title, Ross scored ei~ service aces in tbe J,eaque ~e against Woodbridge. ~ •That's unheard of for ~. someone who doesn't jump . ,, serve,• Glenn noted. ,, For fans of Ross, who ~ in tbe autumn achieved . ,,,1 all·tournament respect at the ,0 Orange County Champio~, her rise to the top is also captivating because she's onJ.y, been playing volleyball s:in~V eighth grade, ·volleyball is by far No. ~:,. she said of her favorite spoi:\&t 1 "and I like track a lot. That ." . .i probably comes in second, tAest basketball.· : ... ~ Sbe'U play a third dub ~n soon for Orange County .,_ Volleyball Oub. . , Rais, inspired in volleyball" during 11 junior high clinic : 10 conducted by OCVBC found~ Charlie Brande, supported tfut: move this season from middle ... blocker to outside bitter ~ it made it •more interesting,~ She credits setter Jennifei' t.. Carey for fooling opposing , • J blockers and giving her lhl\l,ll\es to swing. _ ~).~ 'Jen takes • lot of messu<e off the other Irids,· G1enD .aid ~·r •April can go out there and Dilly, while Jeo takes care of a lolel little things on the coun. (April) is alllo a lot more vocal tbani year. Last year, she never · a word. She's talking some, 'd liU her to tallt more.• -: ~1 Clatellled 1 ...... OONVENl•NT whtOw you're buy- 6ng. Milng, or just loo!Wlg. ctaHllled has Wfl•t ~.Medi C GIFl•D e4SN78 Rntri; 1111d dradlints ure s11bj1•1•t lo 1·hu11g" without 11otice. 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Woodsy almosphere, Indoor pool/jacuzzi. All1Wtl1sllludnrt1111191n lllia 714-723·8120 1839 Port Tiffin $629,000 Judy Wailers a t 705 Narcl11us. pet1, S1850. 760·1219 + $800. dep., frig. $1500/mo. or with walk-In c:loHI, carpel, boal dock. Dec !5·12 . • -..... rlasubje•tlOtbefed ~ Open Fri 10·2 Sun 1·!5 Owner/Agt 569·7765 714-933·4595 (wa1er/ga1 paid.) garage $1600/mo. yrly patio, no dogs please. $500 9'73·3059 ;;;;;.111al;n~101116111 Prudential 714-790-3142 Nr B ch 2 br new crpt, BEACON BAY rel'1, no pels. Scott 714-973·3059 714·945·3358 1---· ------ • ~ b 1 1 d d/ Prlvale, quiet, safe 251·8696/day or 645-$8"'9 M I _.,..,w111c111111u1Kll1t1ll ~......, ac, n ry rm, w, beach comm .. 380 1770/evH. 202 Albert -BAL--B-O_A ______ , • OVI• n te ihtftlH .. any ,,..._,.net.--------HOUSES/ gar, fp, cat ok. $1150. 28A cottage Slyle clean, large mtn 111111'811H "t11mlmlut111 COSTA MESA 1024 R E A L T y 644-8962 or 760-9020 home on lg greenbe1t,1--------.. PENINSUIA 2607 cabfn·•tyle 1br, walk· --------- --------. -.. --- ----------... -Huf" IKt, colllf. mi11ta. iijiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 11••cH DUPL•x CONDOS 200' from bay and ••OCEAN VIEW In clst, rv bc:h, TrVSq "*le tam lllll&lh111 -• COSTA -.~r11 2124 d k I 1 I B B Bunkhouae Apta Bllboe-.. au. ''· ' 2511 Andov•r Perlect Owner Gone $3&4,500 FOR RENT ~ oc w some v ew. mmac 4 r 2.5 a Pen Point Quiet, Pat 942·1401 _,.--Inc.• ......,lr\tlll.er111IMl!Wolll fam home, over 1900 Better Hurryl $2650 year tse, lncld1 3-Car Gar. New crpV beautiful remod lbr ._,_ .... ..,wc11,,...,.11u.ll111I· af. 3br 2ba $225,000 ~714-723-8120 2br1.25b•attgar,fp, 2-c:ar gar .. lg fplc .. roof. $3700. Broker 1be no smk/pet•. 18r Detached PalrnD111rt t11• • 1twt1111Utitft... Call Toni, 650-0242 frig, stove, w/d. and * 840·5884 * Cott•u•• w/Patlo Tllb arn,1.-r wlll Ht M•rge Le• Re•lty Prudential frig, 2 patio•, white tile •unny pallo. Broker S800/yrty. BSO..ao4o. near beach. Calhedral on GENERAL 2102 fir, lndry '1kup•. 5925· 718·1400 Lv msg.I!::=======:: ---------• cell•, frig. Move-In n-M,.. __ .........,,'"'"""IPllUM· Duplex $21 o.ooo c....i......, Hamilton St. !548·8e!56 Oc••nfront Y••rly CORONA Speclall $876+5'400 QUiii __..., llltlll fir rut 111111 wlllcll 11 I• 2 homH on 1 lot. well H•rbor View Home 2br 1 b• on BluNi near, ________ .., 3bd, 2ba. 2-c:ar pkng. dep. a•&·24a 1 Plan•'IOU*Yelb ,....,. ol lllt law.°"' rHlltn kept, apaclous. Earl Cape Cod, 4Br 3.58a L••••• All Ar••• beach fenced yard a I ft v Avail mid Dec. $1800. DEL MAR 2622 -ma .. lllnlly lalorlMll 11111 Ill Taylor, Agt. 842-4722 12,000 +Sq.Ft.Lot s2oob-S7000/mo dbl g~rag•. fp, pet(?) apa~ous· 3bd, •;J, Call Jim 875·5069 -~iiJ!!iiiii!iiiii!iii~iiiiiiil •E'•ld• Studio AVM.~/ 11 .. 11•11 •dftrtln• 111 11111 •'aid• 3br 2ba & tbr $8!50,000 Judy Kolar, Luxury L•••lng 1985/mo 842·9699 2.Sba, with superb W•t•rfront Spacious Mw•o«>ow,.MWl!OOOWP' ~.T1f·P~~~·3~:'e'."~J~ 1 ~...-... '""'"' .. .,...I, 11 • on R·2 Lot. S239K Broker 714-378-5!578 Broker 714-552·8700 --"'-------3br 2."'ba, C1tm Patio. ~ ,.,..._ --·...,11111&. 'llr.m-NEWI 1700af HouM view of Back Bay. " St. $590. 15-4M094 . ._..,......--, Otter. Try S15K Oownl .1us·r LIST•D 2br 3Bd 3 B• w/lu•hly 530001 C 11 $3500.yrly IH. Ownflf/ Huge livtng 1pac. •vi , • ,......,.......,...,callHOO Owner/Agt. 842·98&e 2ba condo, att 2-c:ar land•caped fenced mo . 8 Agent 5e2·943-2860 In 1 & 2Br apt homff. Fum d Studio, Nr Tri ·~,•tj:liJ=fl llll·W. • 1·•·'24·1511. ftr gar, lnd'4J!29,000. BAI.BOA d dbl a/ f Owner 721·5791 Weatcllff •-ea Wood burning fir• Sq. Covrd pkng Gila/ -..... DC ..... --------B yar • gar.. c. p. , ________ .. ,.. t d N I 1111-•· Mt ,....m NEWPORT roker 8M4 ISLAND 2106 Gated comm w/pool.1---------2bd, 2ba. lrg llv rm, place• A gigantic wa er P . o pe •· --------- ,,.HUD II 4Zl·J$00 B~·cH 1069 LINDA ISLE $2000. Ref•. req'd. Avt H•rbor Ridge FP, eating area In pallo. CloH to th• '625/mo. &48·5330 .,,.. B tlr 1 !Sb 12/30 714-648-6550 2~2. Spa, sauna, So. kltch, lndry rm, 2-car beach & •chool•. RENTALS TO iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Oetfau_ .. u t $3r3004.5oooba B•wtront Ho"'• Nie• 1 br 1 b• Lovely patio '27!50/mo.Jyrly. gar. S 1400. Agt. June Dogs & eat• welcome. uw:wrouT 50. ,,.., 2724 •x•••••••I 1388 ooo er .... a • • 3bd 2ba Furn'd. Lrg gated comm •• catport, Biii Gr\Jndy Rttr Adams 714/54&-2573. Starting at 11055. c.i1 nao a\ u..nA10 R V'SES/ Afford•'bt• NB Je~1 !'_r,!!~1r1-e· 9A9gent vl-FR &dec:k.2fP•. lndry fac, frig, 1815. 714/97S-4S191 (714) 789·1753 for BUCH liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 4br 2.5ba, den. f0tmal .......... 1 WO, garage, aandy 1~,........,.---,,..,.,..--...,..,..---more detail•. • 1ome iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CONDOS din, fp, pool, extra Nwpt Hgt• 3br 2ba beach. Dec: 20-J•n 9. Kleln Mngt 581-4000 H•rbor View Homee I••••••••• restriction• do apply prkg+gar. For appt. Granite kit, ltg red-$2500/wk .• $3500/mo. --------3bd, 2ba Monaco. Incl APARTMENTS STUDIO FOil SALE Cheahlr• "·•· wood deck, $345,000. winter or $4500 mo. NEWPORT gardener. $2200. FOR RENT 714-723·9037 2508 Holly Lane. Call yrly. 714-e73·30S9 844-8810. 873-3174. Pvt ent, w/d, quiet, for appt: &48-1128 BEACH 21691--------'•••••••• · $!550. Avail Dec. I GBNIRAL 1002 -----~ • 1•EED DOWN ~··PAYMENT? Clea•lfted The most comprehen· 1tve ·~ cu"ent dire<:· tory of good• and •er· VICH 9r0Undl The Community Market Ptace. Clu•lfled M8-&e78 CORONA DELMAR 2122 -------- ...,. wilt loan you the NEWPOIT ·~ payment on the 1)41rwe of your choice BEACH NEWPORT 1oe9 BEACH NEWPORT 1069 BIACH i~ •rrange the unw ~rt,yfng 111 Mortgage ,._,,etng. Buyera and ••llors oall • OownPayment Co kr 239-4334 --------------- Tbi.t mn,t111ificmt Me"diterrnnean home (}fl the "Gold Coa.11" i..t 24-bour guard-gated. Spectacular .tufhld,, c3 open waler main channel vieu>J. Feature.1 incfuJe: 58D, 4SBA, large hay/rrml \ patw.for entertaining. Lot.1 11/ graniJe flooring d counlertop.1. Separate mt'dia ~ romm~rcial-grnk wine cookr d 45' !>oat ,J/ip. Vacant d ready for /<tt1t .IQ/e. Owner ;,., motiJ1t1teJ. --------- i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Lido 1•1• Home 1• 714-4S7S-1181 3bd 2ba 12800/IH. RENT S•U VC>Yf' home throu~h ~l•Hlned. 94~M5978 Peta ok, Owner/Bkr Whether you're buying 107 V1• Juoer or Mfll~. ClaaJff)ed for appt 489-3400 through classified cov.,.. all your "99d•I NEWPORT 2189 BEACH -------------- 8y "OIAALES GOREN wfth OMAR SHARIF and TANNNf HIRSCH WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ Q. 1 ·I.a SouUt, vulnerable, you bold: 6 .JI o & 11 o K .I 41 •A 10 t I '1'be ll6cldina bu proceed~ .... MOlft'll IA8T eoure war 16 ..._ INT PMe *• .._ ' The biddiNr baa proceeded: NOmm IA8T 80U'l1I war ,. p-' What do JOU bid 'l1Jl1W7 r Q.1 ra.li ntlosUte. .. South 10'l bold: 64'1 OAll.fll 071 •llQll What do you bid now? Q.1 ·>..South. vulnerable, you ~inc:;~ war bold: l o ..._ 1 0 ..._ ,.. .... ' •&Q.18111 oAQH OKI •VciW What do you bid now? ,,.. f>idd.lna bu proceeded: 80Vl'll "881' NOllTll &AB!' •• p-10 •• ' What do you bid now? Q. a . ,.. Sout.h, vulnerable. you bold: •AQUI o AQ o AKJll •• n,e bidding hu proceeded: NOR111 IAsT SOUTH WB8T •• 10-' ~ What do you bid now? Q. 4 • ~West vulnerable, u Sout.h you hold: •IU o QI o AIU017111 •I Q. e · Both vulnerable, u South JOU bold: •All OJ71S 0 1874 •7S The bidding baa proceeded: WB8'I' NORTH MST 80t11'11 ll • Dbl P-So p.. 3• p-' What action do you take? Learn to be a better brld1Je player! Subecrlbe now to the Goren Bridp Letter by ealllDI (800) '188-1216 for baformatlon. Or write to: Goren Bridp Let- ter, P.O. Boa 4410, Chlcqo. ID. 60880. RENTALS TO SHARE BUSINESS 2724 OPPORTUNITY liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 29041 _____ _ H .. d a Roommatef Call The Dally Pilot ClaHlned departm4""1t to place an adl Don't forget to a1k at>out our current 1pecll11I 714-4Ma-se7e RENTALS WANTED 2726 ---- --------- • OWn Payphon .. $ 11 501( yearl)' pot't. Great tit•• avall. CALL HOWi 1·800-800-3470 2~hrt DIPLOYllEHT 5530 --------- Accountlfte ~co·• In lrVlne/NB All ltVtl• of eicper. encouragtd. Call 714/132·1800 or raic resume: 714/832-6832 AdJu•tlng Firm In N.B. •••k• reliable Individual• to fill 1 FT & 2 PT po,1t1on1 U11enlng to Important llve broadce1t data. Semi retired & retired appllcant1 encour· aged. sa.50 to S7.50/tV w/bonu1ea. Cati 719-6n7 today for an lnteNlew. Administrative Assistant Pacific 1nve1tment Management, one of the nation'• leading lnve1tmen1 Manage- ment firms, located In Newport Beach, 11 •••king an Admlnstra· live AHlalant. Thi• po1ltlon hae r•· 1pon•lblllty for provld· Ing admlnlllratlve 1up. port to the Managere In th• Investment Sup. port department. Du- tlH lnciude an1werlng Incoming call1 and rouUng a• nece1ury. lchedUllng the calen- dar, maintaining the current flllng 1yatem. completing and 1ub- mltllng e11pen1e r• ~ fqr r.imbur•• me"'· updating d• putmenl 1pread- lhffta, travet arrang• ment1, 0tdenng eup- pllH and completing 1peclal project• u r• quested. Quallfled candidate wlft have a two year colleu• degree In Bu11n,. 11 Admlnttra· lion °' equlvMnt ••· perlence. Muat be highly fteidble and ca- pable of managing muttlple tuka from a variety of tource1 within a deadllne orl- en ted environment. Immediate to ad· vanced knowledge of MS W0td, Excel, Ac- ceu, and Electronic e-rnall appllcatlona. Ability 10 lnterect with al level• of manag• ment, work lndepend· CUSTOMER SERVICE I SPECIALIST e Work part time at Southern California'• mo1t dynamic Chamber of Com· merce. The Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce 11 seek· Ing • part time posl· Ion that Is a pleas· ant, 1ervlce Oflented Customer Service Repre1ent1Uve to repre1ent the Cham· ber to the caJling and vlslllng public. Dutles1 • Answer Incoming call• requesting Information on the Newport Harbor Area. • Preparation of lists of members, area demographics and other 1upport mate· rlala. • Record keeping of member referrals and fulfillment of In- formation requests. • Ught typing and admlnl1tratlon work a1 reque 1ted. Requlrementa: • Excellent tele- phone communlca· tione akU11. • PC word process· Ing experlenc,e. • AOlttty to wonc In fast pac9d, ch1lleng· Ing work environ- ment. • Knowledge of the Newport Harbo r ArN helpful. Pleue 1end rHume by Dec . 12 to~ Mr. Jeff Parker. Newport Beach Chamber of Com· mere•. 14 70 Jambo- '" Road, Newport Beach, CA 92660- 8294. , .. : (714) 7~417 E·Mall: JParkert N1wp011lltacll.com J Nt:wroal I WtlOll 1V11A CHAMllR or COM,..(RCI ently to complete ... ---o-.-,-.-E-n-t-,.,--- 1lgnment1. and exer· Large Pharmace\.ttlcal cl1e eound bu1lnH1 Co. Immediately hvlng tu<Sgment required. frlendly Data Entry PIMCO otters a com-cu.t arvc. CO<>'dlna- petltlve com~tlon tor•. Must have 2 + package. Pie ... 1ub-I mlt your rHume wfth yra exp. lmmed atety ialary hlitory to: hiring. Interview• PIMCO. Dept. AA/DP/ thl1 weekl Beneflt1I Call Act 1 1123, P.O. Box &430, (7t4)282-4020 Newport Beach, CA 82858-e430. Fax (714) 718·2452. Principal• only. No phone can1, pleue. EOE. PIMCO C .. aalfted The mott compretien- elve and ~ent dlrec· tory 'of good• and eer· vice• aroundl Dell Sandwich Maker. FT/PT Good Payll Sllndwloh Expreaa (Ir.Me) Call Sam after 2pm at 250-0819 or ppt I02.a288. HOUSE CLEANERS young co. looking for resp. har dworking people. Exp pref'd, (not nee.). engllsh and must have own trans. Earning potential excellent, work on own or with colleague. 714·545-7350 Laborer& Earn up to $500 Weekly Long d lst e nce phone co. is seeking people to 1ervlce storefront p romotional box route. 1 ·800-354·7331 Life Insurance A.re you Liie Insur· ance Licensed? Computer literate, a team player & enjoy customer service? Here's a great ca· reer opportunity, handling Inbound calls & assisting w/ life Ins. needs for a nat'I corp. Benefits & fully_ paid training! Call TODAY1 714/890-0230 DO YOU.LO C4NDLES! ~am$$$ for the Ji~Hda)'I •EUy•fub• Rc:xtblc Hob.ts • < NO lnYatmcnt, J.ii'\'altOry, or Deliftriu. 'PT/FT • MovJng Sale Furnilure, applian etc ... Sal 11/22 180 E••t 21at •ESTATES FRl•SAT•SUN 3000at of Sto 1000·1 of Antiq Vintage Items! Powor tools; many antique hand tools; bran lamps: sport & fishing equip; 7 vintage 01k· ers; 100·1 of old golf clubs; complete s•h· ing sabot $50; 16' ' boat llailer; blcyges : You Name ltl • 403 FI0111er StrttM ; HUQE Multi Family• • Garage Sale. Sat/Sun : 7·4. Tons of new/otd • stuff. Computer equip. : furn, clothes .. a~ll· 1 ances. and m~el 1 1228 Belfast~ : Moving Sale Sat o~ t All household items, some furnlluL.a, 2962 Ceylon Dr~ {Mesa Verda area) 1 at Baker & Ceylon Newport Heights SAT 8·12 Multl Family S.l-' 1 Ton• of Toyattl : k ids cllhs, baby , equip. cabinets,• printer and stand. ' • turntable/speake11.; furn. bOOks. pictures. • dryer and much more• ; 356 Ramona W•lf (nr T&1atln/18th) : Sat 8 ·1 pm Bikes 1 exercise equfpipmen'T'. & general misc stuft.- 950 West 19th St. ' Sell your extra household Items In CLASSIFIED • Call 642-5678 ,, IMPROVEMENTS HOME :3756 Hove A Garage Sole! LEWIS Con1tructlon i----------------Remodel•Handyman FLOOR INSTALL L11'704773 Local Res. Cla .. lfled PAINTING 3858 •714-557·9925• REPAIRS' 3620 JEWELRY 3784 M2-H7a ' CO NSTRU CTIO N s al••* Svo *In• ta II iiW1iiii111aiimiiltiiiiariioaiidii.Jiiewiieii1.,iii l)jij!''Pilo"t· lliiiii24iiViirsiiGualiiiiliityiiPii11iintiiln9iiii PLUMBING 38 90 HardwdNlnyl/Ceramlc Watch/Jewelry Repair · TOUCHUPS, TOO BUILDING 3560 PERGO/Carpet/FrM est. Antique• Fine Jewelry -·-... ,._ ' 24 Hra. Richard Sinor Buy It. Sell II. Find It. ---·-----"'_. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ll_!L:!7~08!!:2~7~9~8~8!!8!:·:!9~5~9~0 Buy/sel1/lrad• 873-0389 1•••••••11111 Llc#280644 645-3209 ___ c_••_•_•_lf_l•_d_. __ FIND an apartment through classified SKYLIGHTS Starting at $i95 ln•••ll•lloA/Repalr. 1ovra Exp. Uc/Bond. We gu.tanlff no .. 1ksl 7t4-90t-4841 Visa/MC Accepted.· 3932 Th• Strtpper SpeclaHtlng ·In Wallpaper Removal L5889241 983·9037 We Gala 1h0Uld hang together. Strip, Install, advice to the crazy. L#73ss1a e:u .2 H 1 Can't seem to get to all those repair jobs around the house? Let the CIHllfled Service Directory help you find reliable help. 842·5878 : ~·-----------------------------------------------' ............................... .. I ... .. tome Visit Our New Central ... . . 1947--- FIFTYYEAR .., anoive ry t;z) Oldsmobile CREATING A HIGHER STANDARD. CiMC::~RUCK. e Right Time to get the ~ ..... hicle at the Right Price! t t I • . ,, It \" e 'HTACOMA Xtra cab. kyt ~ • #101861818, ... '9SCOROLLA Sedan, 4dr 11200691 $10,999 :~ • AUTOMOBILES ·••JUe 28k, loaded '93 4RUNNl!R SR5 SPT, Utll, 4dr #101662 $18..iHS TOYOTAuF HUNTINGTON BEACH (714)847e8555 t #745233 $31,990 LEXUS MISSION Vll!JO •97 aioiL Clean, it 9075 1 nl 88 UlXUS white w/Gray leather, ctwom. vm.eta, IOw --------• !'. •ye -,aooa 2dr, •ee MUSTAMO cow ~• ftl lO maeeg., a» options, VOLVO 9230 ' 9Nf, auto, am-fm caaa 289 v-e fl9palnted '~ • n • v • r d •mag• d . iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ~ ~1~.::':0 !~;-o3i: rectwome'cs, pwr top: 11 __ .._ ~~~0.;)1ci•1~.~1~ •97 740 01.a 4-dr, 1 · Beeutlful, aM orglonal. flV wn••• 71~241 eves lthr, ac, all pwr, anrf, •99 325••· 5-epd, 110K. obo . 822-6273 RWlS wel, new paint. Mint cond. Great car. wnvr.ct, fuH pwr, apon '87 l'ORD VAN Conv $3500 (114) 875-2837 '91 190E XJnt Condi $8,300 72a-1955 pkg, new Urea, good e ,_ NT PIS NC. Whit. w/ Palomino lthr '95 950 SDN co('ld. Orig owner. ~r.;,. • o.n.,: · Int, sunroof, fully Funy loaded, S3800. 11~7515 u .... ·....,°':9120-1722 tEIUS 9115 toaded, chrome ,,157142 iao,450 '94 5251 WAGON ,89 Blaok ironoo whHll, new tires, LEXUS FullY equlpt XLT ,ully loaded. all records S15K. MISSION Vla.aO 111240f~:~t•so Or••• condttlont Chancel.,. ~. :~~~n': 1v 1-aaa.ea.a.uua MISSIN v1a.ao 10200 obo 831-o301 yoo w1t1 find Mii 1420 SDN MISC. AUTO 9245 1-888-88-LllXUS '89 Mu•taft9 Cenv. what you need Black/black, 35k LX. Xlnt cond, •II at the price #180471 135,200 BUICK power, IOw mi. '3800 L•xua 9035 M\l•t ..... 154-7041 you want to pay MISSION VIEJO · '88 Perk Avenue AU power, i.ather, great cond 14950 · ee75-0748• •ea ••Pf•r•r 4X4 when you read 1 .. 88-88-LKXUS Ed~ S.uet Edition Cla .. tfled Bi.de wffan Uhr Int. dal"' Fufly Loaded AR Pwr '' 111.000 282-3881 ·5 7 OLDSMOBILE 9155 SEIZED CARS from $175. Porache1, Cadlllacs, Chevy1, BMW's, Corvette1. Also Jeep1, 4WO'a. Your Area. Toll FrH , -too.au-tooo nt. A·1398 for current llating1 CZRTl'Jc:ATE. Poet Mart.~Pt. ~ fw. test 4rM.. UcenM drtvers OWi 21. 1 per fami " -- • AlitonlllJc •tPc.t..WllHll • Air ea .. -. ... ...... Win/Loeb •All ..... lelti •Mucllllor9 MSRP .••..•...•...•... $20,540 Net ~' .,, FACT. Saving• •••••••• $380 Coat FACT. Rebete ••.•••• $1,750 •. CM LM Savlnga ••• $1,413 To You '84 UNcouaa. CAR 818N Low miles. ~~w. pl, abs, lmmac cond. (3HNB735) 6 ·~ -~:.. J NEW ~98 CAMRY LE \