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sors' race were determined by :
who made the gutsiest endorse-i
' ment requests, incumbent Tom i
Wilson would be a shoo-in. l
Wilson, while calling City i
Council members throughout bis ;
district, included Newport Beach ~:::::.:: officials on bis list of folks to ask
for backing. Though a staunch
opponent of plans to put an air-
port at the closing El Toro l
Marine base, he's a fair guy -1
and he didn't want to leave any-
body out, not even Newport's
vehement airport proponents.
And for the record, Mayor . 1.
Tom Edwards and Councilman
John Hedges -both of whom
have been mentioned as possi-~
ble challengers to Wtlson 's bid -1
didn't offer Wilson their endorse-j
ment. \
-+ Return to sender
Some locals had some pretty
innovative ideas for what to do
with the tons of debris that
washed into the ocean through
storm drains during last week-
end's rain.
Foam cups, large pieces of
lumber and other trash -which
officials said came courtesy of
upstream residents from as far
away as Irvine and Santa Ana -
turned the Rhines Channel into
a sea of garbage and littered
other beaches.
City offidals and volunteers
spent the better part of last week
plucking the trash from the
.channel and beaches, but some
residents wanted to take the
clean-up efforts one step further.
Alfred Carvonis of Costa
Mesa thought some of the debris
-thousands of pl.ant reeds
ripped from river beds and
dumped in the bay-might be
of interest to gardeners.
·1 bet someone would pay top
dollar for that stuff,• Carvonis
said.
But not everyone frustrated
by the mess was as fiscally.
minded.
~They should Just get a heli-
copter with a big net on it, scoop
up all the stuff and drop lt back
in Irvine where lt all came from.•
aa1d Balboa Isl.and resident
David Polter.
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Religious
group finds
no welcome·
mat in city ..
• Piecemakers' founder
says bad publicity pre-
vents them from locating
new warehouse to rent.
By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -Faced with
eviction from their Logan Avenue
warehouse because of 11 alleged
building and fire code violations,
the Piecemakers say their good
name is so soiled they can't find
anyone to rent them a new build-
ing .
The ·Piecemakers -a Costa
Mesa religious group also known
as the Body of Christ Fellowship
-live communally, practice
celibacy even in marriage and
hold staunch anti-government
views.
4 . DON LEACH I OMV PILOT
Thousands of residents, vislton and some offbeat char~ turned out Sunday for the annual Chrt.stmas Walk in Corona del Mar.
The group is known around
the world as a leader in quilting
materials and country decora-
tions and rents two commercial
properties in Costa Mesa -a
large Country Store on Adams
Avenue and a f0,000-square-foot
warehouse in the 1200 block of
Logan Avenue. Thousands turn out for Corona del Mar Christrrias Walk The group has rented the
warehouse for its international
shipping and storage headquar-
ters for eight years. By Christopher Goff ard, Daily Pilot
C ORONA DEL MAR -
Though El Nino's havoc
delayed it for a week, the
21st Annual Corona del Mar
Oufttma Welk came off wllbout'
a stumble on Sunday in warm,
sunny weather.
Thousands filled the side-
walks of Coast Higpway from
Avocado to Poppy while rock 'n
roll, blues and swing bands
played. Jeans-clad couples
strolled band in hand. Dads car-
ried kids. Kids carried balloons.
Balloons carried ads for local
businesses.
•It's just a fun day to get back
to the community,• said Royal
Radtke, executive director of the
city's Chamber of Commerce,
who helped organize the event.
b«Rke wore a Santa cap and
Christmas-colored sweater.
•1t was the first time in 21
yea.rs we were rained out,•
Radtke said. •So we resched-
uled. and it's fabulous.•
The event, which took place
from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the city's
mile-long business district, was
designed to showcase local
stores and restaurants. Many
featured raffle gifts and free food
samples. Radtke said he expect-
ed 6,000 people to attend
throughout the day.
•1t•s a tradition, isn't it?" said
participant Norman Powell, 65,
who wa?Idered in and out of
stores with bis wife. "Brings out
the people, brings out the chil-
dren, brings out the dogs.•
Marine Corps troops turned
up to collect for the annual Toys
for Tots drive, with a dozen col-
lection boxes spread throughout
the sidewalks. •Tue van will be
packed going back," said Sgt.
'1bere's still · a scar'
• Former Daily Pilot employee, community friend Donna Jacobson remembered on
the one-year anniversary of her tragic death during a robbery gone terribly wrong.
By Christopher .Goffard. Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -In a clear,
measured voice, Mike Jacobson
told the crowd assembled at St.
Joachim Church on Sunday of a
recent daydream in which bis
murdered wile spoke to him.
In the dream, she had advice
for her grief-ravaged widower:
Don't resist the tears, because
they are cleansing -but don't be
sad for too much longer.
Some 200 people turned out
for the ch~ c4µ'emony com-
15, 1996 at the age of 59.
Dennis Huber, the father of
mW'der victim Denise Huber, sat
behind Mike Jacobson through
the ce?emony. The men became
friends at the mW'der trial of John
J. Famala.ro. Denise's killer, which
Mike attended to prepare himself
for
his own painful court appear-
ances ahead.
Huber listened as people trad-
ed anecdotes about Donna. Many
involved her stubbornness,
•felstiness, • deep generoaity and
deep Catbolidsm. •1 never knew
her,• Huber said. •She must have
been qulte a lady.•
I>onna't older aon, Matthew,
31, spoke briefly at the podium
before bis voice began breaking.
He compared the last year of bis
life to being •put into a dryer
blindfolded and spun for about 45
minutes.• He said bis mother's
demeanor had become •a point of
humor• since her death.
•It was a good toughness, and
it was also coupled with a lot of
class and a lot of concern,"
Matthew said.
Mike Jacobson -a thin,
small-bodied man with a thick
white beard and glasses -
recalled sitting with bis wUe in
their Anaheim Avenue apartment
on the morning of her death one
year ago. The morning unfolded,
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James Ross, 27, who is stationed
at El Toro.
One of the largest crowds
gathered in the parking lot
behind The Quiet Woman
restaurant, where booths fea-
tured swordfish pasta and teriya-
ki chicken skewers.
Owner Sean Campbell lauded
the Christmas Walk as a chance
to •stand out in the street and
meet your neighbors and give
something back to the communi-
ty .•
He said proceeds from his
food sale will go to environmer;i-
tal and children's chariti~.
But in August, oty fire inspec-
tors filed 11 building and fire code
violations against the Piecemak-
ers, misdemeanor charges that
range from improper storage of
Oammable liquids to non-permit-
ted Com1rucbon and insuffioeut
ventilation inside the warehouse.
The Piecemakers have insist-
ed they are not responsible for
the alleged violations and refused
to correct them.
They are scheduled to be m
Harbor Municipal Court later this
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DON LEACH/ DAILY PILOT
1be Rev. loMpla a. llOMUanl embram1 Mike Jacobson during
mua u be. lrtencll, ._...,and oo-worken paid b1bute to Donna
JK'Obllon oa the......_., of her deatla.
The Som of tbe AmerSeU
Legion Squadron Commander
Scott Cullings presented a $1,000
check to Mark Jones, business
manager for the Orange Coad!
of Boy Scom of ADlertca for the
Com.mlllllty Sea Scouts program
in Newport Beach.
The Orange Coast Foundation
raised $6,281 for the Children's
Center, Dec. 4, at a charity fund-
raiser co-hosted by 1be Outback
Steakhouse in Costa Mesa.
The fifth annual Hard Rock
Cafe Run for Cover IOK/SK
raised $95,000 for HomeAid
Orange County.
MILITARY
Marine Sgt. Eric B. Stout, a
1993 graduate of Costa Mesa
High School, was promoted to his
present rank while serving with
Headquarters Battalion, 1st
Marine Division, Marine Corps
Base, Camp Pendleton.
Navy Chief Petty Officer
Christopher P. Ellwood, a 1978
graduate of Costa Mesa High
School, recently completed a 10-
week deployment to the Western
Pacific Ocean aboard the aucil-
iary ship and U.S. Third Aeet
tlagship USS Coronado.
Marine Lance Cpl. Daniel E.
Adami, a 1994 graduate of New-
port Harbor High School, is
scheduled to spend the holidays
deployed to the Western Pacific
and Indian oceans with the 13th
Marine Expeditionary Unit
embarked aboard the ships of the
USS Peleliu Amphibious Ready
Group.
Navy Ensign Hilary A. Alben,
PldlldL Hogu.. son ot ,.._..,
and ~ Hoga of Newport
Beach+ hal enrolled u a member
ot the dau of 2001 at Dartmouth
CoDege, N.H.
CORPORATE
Jnca C4W111'*r Co. will open
its second retail stole In Cotta
Mesa at Metro Pointe Plaza.
E r I c
M1leller has
jomed Palley-
N e e cl elm an
Aalet Mu-....-1 in
Newpor·t
Beach a.s
senior porUolio
manager.
Bric Mueller lbt c-m-
IT 1elMI. IDc
in Newport Beach named ....._
A. t aBeUe as chief operation offi-
cer.
Joel Lowemteln has been
appointed to the newly created
position of business relAtions otti-
cer for Pint American nut Co.
in Newport Beach.
The Keith Cos. in Costa Mesa
promoted Ryan Keith and Rein-
hard Stenzel as project managers.
Newport Beach-based
McCarthy will begin construction
on a new medical office building
for Kaiser Permanente in Yorba
Linda.
• NEIGteoltS Is news •bout movers
and shakers in your community. To sub-
mit lnfonnatlon to this feature please
send It the Daily Pilot., Attn: Neighbors,
330 W. Bay St. Costa Mesa, 92627 or fax
to 646--41 70.
READERS HQJUNE
642-6086
VOL 91, NO. 287
THOMAS H. JOHNSON,
Publisher
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STEVE~E.
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City Editor
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ADDllW
Our aiddrfts Is 330 W. Bay St..
Costa Mesi. Clllf. 92627. ................. ,..
St. Luke Catholic Church in Poster City was
the setting few the April 5 wedding of Melissa
Miller of Irvine and Dean Calvano of Hunting-
ton Beach. ·
· The bride 11 the daughter of Dr. Jon and
Shirtey Miller of falter City. She WON a sbort-
sleeved gown ot lllDt
shantung with peca4-
beaded bodice, catbe.:
dral train and veil.
Her maid of honor
was Elizabeth Miller.
In add.111on to Donna
and Lisa Calvano,
bridesmaids were Jen-
nifer Camilleri, Jen-
nifer Pretto and
Maryann Thomas.
The bridegroom is
the son of Arthur and
Florence Calvano of
Huntington Beach. His best man was Thad
Whitley, and along with Michael Calvano,
Richard Horak and Brent Keller, groomsmen
were Roy Rivenburg, Paul Townsend and Scott
Worrell.
About 150 guests honored the newlyweds
during a reception in Ralston Hall on the Col-
lege o( Notre Dame.
The couple will live in Costa Mesa following
their wedding trip to Kauai.
•Some m~ and misconceptions of Calif?rnia's driving laws
Though it's available at every state • It's ill~al to run out of gas on.,. the free-
Department of Mot« Vehicles ~ for only wiJli. No. law doesn°t punish pieople for
$3, the Vehicle Code of California remetns a poor plannl in this Instance.
m~ to molt people. •In a left-um lane with a green arrow, no
The document oontains all the state lAws tum signal is ry. False. No matter how
for motorists. Some county and m•midpal obvious It is to other drivers that you're
codes lay down laws where tbe state bas going to tum teft. your blinker must reafflnn none, but that alone doesn't explain all the this fact.
confusion. Here, says Sgt. Ernie Gard.a of the • Tum sign Is are required even if there
California Highway Patrol, are some of the are . no other cars on the road. Wrong. tf
most common misconceptions about Califor-there's not anPther car anywhere In sight.
nia driving laws: the law doesn"t require tum signals. But 'it's
• It's Illegal to change lanes In an intersec-
tJon. False. It's legal, it's just a bad Idea.
•You don't have to stop before turning
right at a red light. Wrong. Just because llfght
turns on red are legal doesn°t mean you
don°t have to come to a complete stop first.
• It's illegal to drive barefoot. lncbrrect.
The C.lifomla Highway Patrol has no Interest
in your footWeM' or lack thereof.
• It's Illegal to change lanes more than
one lane at a time. Untrue. You can change
as many lanes as you want. as long as you're
100"9 certain you won't cut anyone off or
aeate danger in any form.
usually easier to use one than to scan all
directions for other motorists.
• It's illegal for two motorc:ydes to ride
side by side, or to drive a motorcyde
between lanes of cars. Both are legal. But a
biker doing 35 mph between two lanes of
stopped ~rs is very lll(ety to get a ticket for
exceeding reasonable speed.
• The Highway Patrol uses radar to check · -
speed. No. CHP officers never use radar on
highways. Usually, they pace their own vehi-
des with the speeder's and note the speed on
their own odometers. ·.
-By June Cuagrude
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1&& Ei!A'IUIES Ing. Seas will run 3 OowdslncrNSing Newport ••••• Unified SdtoOI District a.m..twy B•lboa feet with. 12-foot with cooler tempera-. LunchMenu 69149 swell out of the tures along our Corona del Mar sOuthwest. Southern c:allfomla • n... menu ct.-..,,_, MJ 69149 beaches. The off-Students may choose • r.:!n entn!e each day if desh-ed. CosU Mesa TIDES short winds have The vegetarian select.Ion v•. •nd may be either a sa~ ~ m'50 TODAY blown .way. A west. wlch or hot entree. Newport BeKh First low northwest ground • Mondey. MHtless chill with bffns and bf'Md or student 69149 3:04a.m. 1.9 sailad with tu~or rib+que Mndwlch; green beans. shape Newport Coast Arst high swell fills In nkefy ~.choaofml 69149 9:14•.m. 6.4 but It won't be arty· • 1\J 11111,. Roest beef sandwich or student sailad or ro.st Second low thing to write home tur1tey anct 'l'IY'f with a roll; com, graihaim aadun, c::hoQ of Sl9 FORECAST 4:24p.m. -1.0 about. Waves from fruit, c::hoQ of milk. · LOCATION SIZE Second high waist high to head • Wedn•~ Turtt~ sandwich or student sailad or bNn and ~ 3-4 s 10:58p.m. 4.1 high with • few a lit· cheese burrttO, puch col>bler. alsp salad with dressing choice 3-4 s tie bigger In the best ofmllk. ' Bladties 3 .... s TUUDAY spots. The extreme • 1'1Mnd9y. Ham and cheese sandwich or !Prden salad with Riiier Jetty 3-4 s Ant low high and low tides whtte beans or dllcjcen pi.tty sandwich, tator tots, chob of CdM 2-3 s 3:45•.m. 2.2 'MY wipe out any fruit, chole» of milk. I First high • frtdllr: Snowman fruk sailad and two ~ tacos with meat 9GA1ING 9:52 a.m. 6.0 chance of • ,..i1y or blaidt beans, lettuce)dlMSe and sails.. ndeer cake, dM>k:e Coldandt:r Second low fun surl day. Don't of milk. around Oii loc.a S:OSp.m. --0.6 expect too much out
In tt.. ap«adon of ~lid fMdlng progr.rm,, no dtlld will be ~with Second high thent. The Pacific
11:45 p.m. 4.0 continues to be d/JafmlnmKI agMmt of~ ~ coloG natlonlll orl-winds out of the .ctNe but no big gin, age or hlltid/Qp. believe you ,,. ... bHn d&c:tlm#Mt-southwest to 25 sw.fls coming our «I~ writ. Im tW)' to tJ.. Secmaty of Agriculture. knots In the mom-w.y. W O.C 202S0.
DON LEACH I DAl.Y Pl.OT
Gary Ballantyne can oDCe again bring b1a tom-legged cllents to
Bark Park In Costa Mesa.
After be was chased out. Bal-
lantyne's human customers ran to
bis defense and insisted the city
let him back in. In the meantime,
Ballantyne bad continued to work
by taking bis dogs to a dog park
in Huntington Beach.
Director of Community Ser-.
vices Kei~ Van Holt said Friday
that proposed new rules which
would allow professionals like
Ballantyne to use the park with
some restrictions are now making
their way through City Hall.
The new rules would let •pet
sitters, dog walkers .. . and any
other service that assists pet own-
ers in exercising their pets• oper-
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or~r..~aaa.
=-~ ab6de ~ all ollm
Vu Holt Mid tb8 old J)a$
nalm wwe nnz191r OD What WM
and wua"t OK tn regard to pro-
tealoaal clog walkan.
•Ji8 WUD't solidting, 10 WU
he really in violation (ol tbe park
ruJes]t• Van Hoh NJd. "1bat WU
a matter ot interpretation.•
If approved by the dty'a parka
and reaeaUon committee and tbe
advisory panel of residents wbich
runs the Bark Park next month.
the new rules would be sent on to
the Qty Council for final consUl-
eration.
But because all the review fig-
\ll'eS to keep the council from con-
sidering the new rules until Feb-
ruary, Ballantyne was allowed to
use the park until then.
He and bis dogs returned last
Wednesday, officials said.
Ballantyne could not be
reached for comment on the pro-
posed rule changes, but be bad
previously said that since be nev-
er advertised bis service in the
park, he would abide by whatev-
er rules the city placed on him if
he were allowed to return.
Fairview Park future may come clear tonight
By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -The City
Council tonight is set to consider
giving final approval to an ambi-
tious albeit still unfunded $9 mil-
lion plan to redevelop Fairview
Park with new wal.ldng trails, pic-
nic areas and a small museum.
A master plan for the park,
which will serve as a blueprint for
future development, is scheduled
to come before the council during
its meeting at 6:30 p.m. in the
council chambers of City Hall, 77
Fair Drive.
Officials hope to develop the
208-acre park, which straddles
Placentia Avenue south of Adams
Avenue, in several stages over a
period of years.
No time line for actually build-
ing the improvements bas been
devised.
The portion of the park west of
Placentia would be retained
largely as a •passive area,• with
improved walking trails, picnic
areas and sections set aside for
model airplane enthusiasts.
Much of the western portion
would remain untouched as nat-
ural habitat, officials said.
But across Placentia, the plan
calls for a botanical garden fea-
turing plants
native to Cali-
fornia, a small
pond and a
three quarter-acre site for a natur-
al history museum complex.
The existing model train tracks
and station would also be
expanded, with the tracks on the
east side of Placentia carried
across the street on a small bridge
that could also handle pedestrian
and bicycle traffic.
A staff report claims the foot
and train bridge could be built
with government transportation
grants at little or no cost to the
city.
The ~e development plan
was unanimously given prelimi-
nary approval by the Planning
Commission last month, despite
opposition from some residents
who would rather see the park
left alone.
Most of the opposition stems
from the city's plans to develop
the ea.stem portion of the park.
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While the drawing board ren-
dit;lons of the planned Fairview
Park improvements could clear
their last planning hurdle tonight
with an OK
from the City
Council, fund-
ing for the esti-
mated $9.2 million project
remains a missing link.
To date, no money bas been set
aside, but city officials hope to
secure various government and
private grants to pay for the pro-
ject some day.
In other action, the City Coun-
cil is scheduled to consider a
Newport Beach woman's request
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for a massage practitioners permit
that was recently denied.
Ellen Tiedt was refused a per-
mit to begin practicing massage
by Police Chief Dave Snowden
because she was once busted for
working at a Newport Beach mas-
sage parlor in a dress that was cut
too low in the neckline for that
city's standards.
As a policy, anyone convicted
of a •sex-related crtme• is auto-
matically d,nied a massage per-
mit in Cost~ Mesa, officials said.
Tiedt appealed the denial to
the City Council, which is now set
to hear the case. City staff has rec-
ommended denying her appeal.
A paJene of able: Steve
Simcm aeates a sweep-
ing depiction of the
landscapes, seascapes, people
and locales fammar to us as
Newport-Mesa residents. And
now, you can browse the out-
put of bis Balboa Island studio
over the web. Follow bis artis-
tic journey around Orange
County at http://www.stevesi-
mon.com/stevesimon/silnonin-
dex..bbn
Scholarly work: H you've
ever pondered the concept of
postsuburbia, or how Costa
Mesa and Newport Beach
relate to it, check out •Beyond
the Edge: The Dynamism of
Postsuburban Regions.• It
takes issue with research by a
senior writer at the Washington
Post You'll find it at
http://wwwics.uci.edu/o/o 7Eldi
ng/postedge.html
Gene pool: A. geneological
page devoted to the Lybolts of
America recognizes Libolt as
another spelling of the family
name. It indudes Mike LI.bolt,
a Costa Mesa police copter
page of discontent. The 15
visits our favorite fugitive
recorded a week ago jumped
to a whopping 67 visits by la.st
Friday. That's a 346%
increase -way t'go, Sidney!
His address is
http://homepages.slcylink.ne
V-sid
• STEVE LACY'S Internet profiles
appear @ve<y Monday. If you have a
fallOrite site on the 'Norid Wide 'Neb.
send it to us. We'll aedit you in the
column. Just e-mail the URL (.tdress)
of the Home Page to dpilot20earth-
link.net. In the subject line. type the
word login.
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month to face the criminal
charges.
On Friday, group founder
Marie Kolasinski said bad public-
ity from that case and others that
have pitted the group against
what it dee.ms ·oppressive gov-
ernment• bas soiled the group's
reputation so bad that no one is
willing to rent to them.
Kolasinski could not be
reached for comment Friday, but
in a letter sent to the Daily Pilot,
she outlined the group's predica-
ment
"We are having trouble find-
ing a warehouse .. . because of
our stand against the (abuse) ... of
our rights,• Kolasinski wrote. •If
anyone has a place for rent -
around 10,000 square feet -we
would appreciate bearing from
you.
"We have never missed a pay-
ment, our credit is excellent and
the place we rent always looks
better when we leave than when
we moved in."
Kolasinski bas said she and
the group would like to stay in
Costa Mesa but they have !iQ. far
been unable to find a suitable
warehouse anywhere in town.
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Joan Andrews offers a holiday
cou,nseHng daa for tbOH suffer-
ing ftom Attention Defidt Dilor-
der titled Holidays Have You
Down et 1 p.m. at Coastline
Coume1ing Center. 1200 Quail
Sl, Suite 105, Newport Beach.
Admtaton is $20. Por more infor-
mation, call 476-0991 .
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The city of Newport Beach
offers e free slide and lecture pro-
gram titled Introductions to Cali-
fornia lmprwstontsrn 189()..1930
at noon in the Central Ubrary's
Friends Meeting Room, 1000 Avo-
cado Ave., Newport Beach. For
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sntOKE SCREBMG
~ 65 Plus sponsors
free stroke ecreerttngs from 9 a.m.
to noon et the Hoag Health Cen-
ter, 1190 Beker' St.. Costa Mesa.
For reservations, call 800-777-
5600.
ESTATE PlANNING
1be Law Offloes ol Ula Can-
do offers a free semiMr Utled
Estate Planning for the Young
Family-Protecting Your Family
lbrough Wllll and 'Il'usts, at 6:30
p.m. at 881 Dover Drive, Suite
300, Newport Beach. R.eseiva·
tions are required. Pot more inf or ..
matt.on, call 514-0866.
BOAT PAP.ADE MRTY
The AIMrlcan Aalodation of
Univenlty Women play hart to
Newport Harbor Parade Party, at
6 p.m., at the Balboa Bay Oub,
1221 W. C.out Highway, Newport
Beach. Por reservations, call 786-
.4020. .
HOUDAYTEA
The League of Women Voters
of Orange Cout's Newport-Mesa
meeting and holiday tea is from 2
to 4 p.m. at a Corona del Mar pri-
vate residence. For more infonna-
Uop. .call 6'13-4678.
wl«•"' CANCEi SYMPOsluM ~Hoag eoc-Center pwnts
tbe 1991 Winter Cancez Sympo-
slum~ 6:30 to 8 p.m. at Hoag c;..., Center Auditorium, 1
HIMg' brlve, Building· 41, New·
port Beach. To ~. oal 122-
6231.. . ...
BOAT PARADE PARllES
• The Newport Harbor Repub-
lican Assembly is from 6:30 to
9:30 p.m. with sped41 guest
Assemblywoman Marilyn BNwer
at a private residence. Por more
information. call 645-9127.
• The Guild of the Belboa
Island Landmark, St John Vian-
ney Chapel. party is from 6 to 10
p.m. at the Sh.ark Island Yacht
Club, Bayside Drive. Newport
8"ch. Fund-raiser ~~. are ·<:W...MtD~m--.~ss;:;sw;~ife .wo~:an
FAaoR\i" 76<J:.1763.
Newport Harbor High Schoors
Beginning Drama department CAREER'NETWORK
presents ·Charlie and the Choco-St, Andrew's Presbyterian
late Factory• all day including Church off911 a Career.Network ,,,.
The Ballet Montmartre
presimts
Charles Dickens'
.9l Christmas Caio[
I
• An Original Ballet •
Choreographed by Stda Vwrica,
Original MuSic Composed by George Martbwoich
& Orchatr(Jted by Brent NeruMyer. ·
For Tickets and lnfomtdtton Ci.ell:
The Ballet Montmartre at: (714) 646-7688
'otARUE AND THE CHOCOtATE
FACTORr
Newport Harbor High
School'• Beginning Drama
department presents •charlle
and the Chocolate Factory• all
day in the Norman R. Loatel Per-
forming Arts Center, Robert B.
Wentz Theatre, Corner of 15th
St. and Irv.ine Ave., Newport
Beecli. For more information, call
760-3219.
(>IVORCE WOIUCSHOP
· Muine Cohen offers a work-
shop fQf those tn the process of or
reamtly dtvoroed titled Divorce:
A New Begiruµng, from 10 a.m. to 1~:30 p.m. at 180 Newport Center
Drive, Suite 180A, Newport
Beach. For more information, call
159-0519.
IBM PC USERS GROUP
· OCC's mM PC Users Group
meets from 9 a.m. to noon in the
Science Hall. 2701F~w Road,
Costa Mesa. Annual membership
is $45. For more information, call
662-2939.
BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENINGS
Oasis Senior Center conducts
blood pressure screenings every
first and third Tuesday of the
month from 9 to 11 a.m. in Room
3, 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona
del Mar. Screenings are also
available every second and fourth
Wednesdays from 1 to 2:30 p.m. at
Mariner's Park, Dover Street and
Irvine Ave. For more information,
call 644-3244.
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SANTA ANA -Matt JeJdeson doem't
E need to be fluhy. ft. doelln't need to be
: loud OI' bcUteroUI 00 the buketball court i You can see this in the way be walb onto
••--------: the court, casually. And aft.et his Newport : Harbor High buketball team wim -as it ~:,\Vhere's ·
... .
the
... spark?
.
• Newport-Mesa district's
girls basketball teams,
Who seem to be in a sad
I state, need some'lessons
in pride and attitude.
: did Saturday in an 84-76 victory over Uni-i venity for third place in the Century
: Shootout -he calmly walks off the court. i Jameson. the Sailors' junior ~t guard,
: just needs to get the job done and he is i doing just ftlat day-in and <Jay-out for
• • . . .
~co8di~Hint. • · bew•a~leldereaan
~ and tb8re ~ IJUY9 wre Denny PU1ldo 00 the team. Hint llUd.
"And DOW U an upperdaaman. be'I just
naturally UIUm8d the leadenbip role.•
M a point guard, that tends to happen.
But. u dlsplayed Satmda}' at Century, it is
allovital.
The Sailors (5-3) were in a tight oontest
with the lrojans. At the half, the blue and
gray held on to a three-point lead, but it
was obvioul that Hint's squad needed to
do two things to win -find a way through
U1Jlverslty's press aJ)d hush the opponent's
long-range weapon in Bric Palmer.
Palmer would not be quieted as he rat-
tled off five three-point goals en route to a
game-high 25 points, but a Jameson-led
Sailor team took care of business on their
own imm oo u~ cenapll. < ·w. made tome~ at halftime
about ~ tlMlir ~.: Hint Mid. "Matt cld a gDodjob ID ..... 1be campo--.n ~tbe team. Ina bllllir.._gmne Ike
that. tr• eesy to me~ bead tn the m.o.,
but we wwe able to biep it ti>9'8'-· •
Having played e6gbt gmD8I in 12 days,
the tendency ~y have been to rein going
into the crudal second half. Newport did
not tire, though, and rather took it to Uni.
J,meson, an athletic 6-footer, weaved
bis way through·~ nojan press and put
the nm· transition game on display.
Meanwhile, a number of .his teammates
seemed to feel the inspiration. as well.
Junior Scott Archbold went down with
an injury and was replaced by classmate
Alan Umon, who responded to the call by
scoring 10 of his team-high 17 points in the
·0verti1ne loss
leaves bitter
taste at CdM
• Pacifica uses late spurt
to beat CdM Friday night.
75-71; Sea Kings fall to 1-5.
By Mike Sciacca, Daily f';Jot
CORONA DEL MAR -Tbe
game was marred by confusion
and fouls, and it left both aw:bes
shaking their beads and many ol
the fans wondering what they
had just witnessed.
The facts will state that tbe
Pacifica High Mariners used a
late 8-0 run in overtime to subdue
host Corona del Mar, 15-11, in •
nonleague boys basketball action
Friday night.
Both coaches declined
detailed comment after the 2-
hour, 20-minute contest. wbkb
saw four players foul out (two oo
each team) and four others sad-
dled with four fouls each.
Both coa<;bes seemed agitated
by the officiating, as did many ol
the fans in a game wbicb also
started late.
But CdM coach Paul Orris did
offer one bite.
•Other than the pl.ayers look-
ing like they were varsity players,
did this at aD resemble a varsity
• basketball game?• was all Orris
said afterward. Then he added,
•I'll just leave it at that.•
The Sea Kings, who dropped
their second overtime game of
the season and slipped to t-5,
forced overtime when guard Nick
Gabriel nailed a baseline jumper
With three seconds left to tie the
score at 60-60.
But in the four-minute over-
time, Pacifica (3-2) was in control
from the start.
Pacifica guard Adam Racb1iD
provided the Mariners with
enough offeme late in the game
to put his team in the lead. Rac:b-
lln, a junior and All-Garden
Grove League performer as a
sophomore, scmed ao a spinning
lay-in off the aveittm.e tip and
was fouled on the J>)ay. He con-
verted the three-pomt play, and
Pacifica took a 63-60 lead it
wouldn't relinquish.
Rachlin WU red-hot down the
stretch. He scored the final #ft
Pacifica points in regul&tioa
before opening the Ot&lime W-
sioo with bis three-paint play.
Gabriel's late jumper did glYe
CdM a reprieve ID OT, but the
Sea Kings cxwnrnitted • pelr ol
turnown Oil their tint two pos-
1811iOlll in the extra IMskia and
they oouldD 't ret'IOYW.
Gabriel. wbo led ell K'Oi ..
with 26 points, also Daile4 •
three-potntm at the final bulmr.
11m 1burman. ---p.y ....
1y be&ped tbe Sea::=. ...... a 21-U lead. "'= Wllb· ·14
pamta.
TODAY .........
College women -Southern
C.llfomla College at Dominican
College, Oakland, 7:30 p.m.
High school girts basketball ·
Corona del Mar at Mission Viejo,
7 p.m.; El Toro at Costa Mesa,
7p.m.
• SoalM'
High school boys · Costa Mesa
at Villa Par!(. 3: 1 S p.m.; Estancia
at Katella, 3:15 p.m.
&tancla gets ftrst win
COSTA MESA -In a non-
league girls basketball game at
Estancia the host Eagles were 42-
34 winners, picking up their first
victory in five starts Saturday
night.
Lisa Steinfeld led the way for
Estancia (1-4) with a sea.son-high
16 points, and teamrii"ate Lauren
Cassity chipped in with 10 points,
CdM girls fall. 54-38
SANTA ANA -A two-point
third quarter killed a seven-point
lead for the COrona del Mar High
girls baaketbell team u Brethren
Christian went on to a 54~ vic-
tory Saturday in the Santa. Ana
Valley Palcon Classic.
The Sea Kings' Sarah Dunlap
poured in 1~ points to lead her
also a penOl181..=: m starts.
l:lwG, Nam O... At-.ff,.
Non Dame Acad. 9 2 12 ,, • )4 E~ 7 10 15 10 • 42 Notr9 .,._ -Washington 5, Chan 6,
Haps 9, Du'ltfn 5, Wiiiis 4, M.oid 1,
Hal1oran 4.
3-pt. goals: none.
Fouted out °*'· DuntJn. ~ -H«nandez 1, Deming 8, Cassity 10, Dfaz 7, Steinfeld 16.
3-pt. goals: Steinfeld 1.
Fouled out: none.
COSTA MESA -Senior Elaine
Whittemore hit for 17 points to lead
Sothem Californio College to a 7 5-4.3
victory over ntmty Christian Satur-
day in oonconference women's bu·
ketba.ll.
The Vanguards (4-3) were helped
by Marisa Emde'• 15 J:ints, as well.
NCHIKXIF&-ICIE
• ICIC 'IS. 'MNllWCllf4 ... 1 a ....... Ckbkt -~ 6, Men1lnt o. t. ~ t ~ 0. lbMtlort Q, 0. ~ 1, .. a, SdilAti tO, Miid*! s. .--~1-~out:~. 1C1C • tMrb S. IClpeon t. Whittemore t6,
Jojatl 1, o..y ~ Wl1ght t. Hefkenhoff 5,
E,_ 15! ~ U. Pina 4. J1't-~ f.mde ,. Hlmendo 1, Mirb 1.
~ out none. Mltftlrnc sec. 32.' 3.
VILLA PAlt.tC-CoetA Mm& Hlgb's
girts Water polo team Mid OD to 4
tbird..qWUtw lead to taJra • 5--4 victo-
ry CNei El Dorado in • comolatioo c:' ttle VUla Park Tournament
The Lustangl (4-2> abut down El
Dorado In the <fhl8I period thanks In
part to some ol the saves recorded by
goalkeepet Stephanie l.ombardo. She
finkhed with 2' on the day to set a
new school record.
Amy Devey paced Mesa with
three goals while Cari Howse pitched
in with five steals, as well as a goal.
The Mustangs' nooleague contest
with Foothill Tuesday bas been
moftd fJom Costa Mesa to Foothill at
3!15 p.m.
In Friday's competition, Howse
recorded six goals and 13 steals to
lead Costa Mesa to a two-game split
in itl tint day of action.
Howse notched five goals in a 15-
2 win over Untven:lty'1 8 team. and
added another along with five steals
in a 4-3 loss to Canyon in the quarter-
finals.
Lombardo tallied 24 saves on the
day.
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hool ..... _ I WoOday atmosphere and aales req 'd. room set, Baby Grand Help owner abandoned ,:E s a .... pa, ow Abandoned 2.Story walk.fn cio••t. carpet: BUSINESS Fouttd Gold braclet on customer-service orl· Fax Res: 714-723·0709 GOVERNMENT JOBS piano, dbl china cabl-sweet loving 4yr gray/
maintenance. by appt. Hurryl Under 1500K patio, no doga pleaae. OPPORTUNITY 12/9 nea.r Trader Joes anted, dependable, Hiring now. S11 ·S33 net, marble top l~les. white neutered cal. No $4115,000, Agent A.gt 714-723-8120 714445-3388
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CEMETERY LOT/ Speclall H75+1400 named Boy. Vic of $8 per hour. Physical/ a last-paced news or· EMPLOYM.ENT Rare Golden Spotted ~ ~ CRYPT 1225 dep. 548-2421 CanYon Pa.rk 642-3268 drug screening r• ganlzalion. The candi· WANTED SSJS MERCHANDISE Be au t y 11 1 ·On I y I
••••••••• Loat Cat on 12/3 quired. EOE. Send re· dale winning this plv· 714-046-8473 D"•l•• 1210,000 •-tflo uo-u--... BOAl••GTOll Gray/Whit• Persian, sum• to Judy Oenlng. otal spot will consider MISC. 6015 .. r--·-,....,,..,.. -male, bad right eye. 330 W. Bay Street, no Job too small and Nurse's Aid• Kind to iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 "°"'"on 1 lot.-:!~ rial Pait( 2 adjacent :•;';cP;;~ •• .;z1M••O Vic. Balboa Island. Costa Mesa, CA prioritize wid•ranglng caregiver. FluM!t Eng. a.pt, 1paeloul. ...,, ...,,..,._, •na.•-...._. u--1 k t good cook dr'"·""" & T ... ...._.....,. ---· •• -...., -REWARD 723-1477 92627 or fax to (714) as s as necessary o • , .... .,,, ••••n•• Babl••• Retired, hard 10 find.
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$350.·S 1500. Free vet
check. 751-3465• • ~. Agt. --·-Mellon. Worth ovet 631·S494 meet newsroom dead· therapist. 12Yrs exp.
•LL WANTS $15,000. 13000 for Lost Pet Cockatlel lines. Necessary skills Local refs <:::' 8-4&-3735 Holiday Ht. peace, ---------
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A· Deaplte only 12 hisb-a.nl
point.a, you have eecun atoppen in
e..-y ault and six-card 1Upport for
partner'• minor. We would jump to
two no trump, pme-Con:inc of
courae. If you pl~ that u a limit
bid, jump to Uu. DO trump.
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hold:
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The bidding baa proceeded:
SOUTH WEST NORTH
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What do you bid now?
A • Thia problem ia actually simpler
if you don't play the Forcing No ·
Trump. With aeven or eight tricb
in hand. we would jump to Uu. no
trump. We can think o~ nothing bet.-
tu even if one-no-trump forcing ia
part of your IU1lellAI.
Q . .C • Both vulnerable, aa South
you hold:
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The bidclina baa proceeded:
SOUTH tmrr NORTH BAST
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What do you bid now?
The bidclirur baa proceeded:
WB8T NORTB BAST 90l1l'B
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What action do you tab?
A · The auction la too hiah for ~
aort of exploratory auction. 80 thia
boils down to beini pNctical. To ~a YUlnerabl. t.aUout double
of a t.hree4pade preempt, partner
abould have a pretty aood hand,
and you are lookinc at 17 ~
point.a i.ndudinc a eecoad-rou.nd
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cannot pouibly ampemate for•
likely .ram 70W' ,,..,..
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12995/obo 711·7'T77
CADILLAC 9040
'80 B•rrlta 1-0wner
715,780 mllaa. Full
power. S2500 OBO . '114-723·1504
Attn: Surfer•
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79,200 orig ml, pa, pb, pw, auto, air, am-fm.
Drive anywhere $3200
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CHEVROLET 9045
'92 ACCORD D IDN
4 dr, 89k ml, 4 cyl, -...... 3,,......,.M.,..•-rc-•d..,.•-•-~3~8~0
2.2 llr, alt, ale. p/a, a•c X'lnt cond, orlg1·4X-,.-----~-t.
p/w, p/dl, Ult, cc, owner 70k ml, S15K •
am/Im ale, abt, mnrf Contact John Tackm•n
(200735/198599) 883·1200 m/I 8-4pm 113,112
'95 CIVIC EX CPI! NISSAN 9150
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orig ml. t owner.:
Loaded, Ilk• newt obo.
$19,250 714-788-1029' White, 2 dr, 41k ml,
4 cyl, alt. ale. p/a, ii,aiisiiii3iiooiiiiziixiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1---------.
p/w, p/dl, Ult, cc. alf, N T 12 .... 197 VOLVO 92tO:
s/c, dual alb. mnrl •w rana-'~ · 1"iiiiiiiiiiiii!i!~~1iii!i~m; (200800/027223) New fuel Injection sya-1• $14 112 1em. Runs Great! Bra. '80 24SD&. WAGON"·
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HUNTINGTON BUCH for Pre 70'a Chevy atereo. $1000 obo .. (714)847-8555 Car. Aak for Liu •714-&31.0787•
714-&30-4990
' 9 0 M • r k I I I '95 CIVIC EX CPE Converalon Van. V-8, White, 2 dr, 40k ml, '88 HARD BODY PU AUTOS Greet Work Truokl at, ac, full pwr, pa, 4 cyl, a/1, alc, Pl•. Stick, good trana. WANTED
tinted glass, caas. p/w, p/dl, tilt, cc, am/ Clean, serviced and
am /f m • Y • • c /c · fm s/c, dual alb, mnrf oll changod regularly. DONATE YOUR CAR
$9000. 714-751-8804 (200800/S04038) Reliable. $2300 obo OR B9AT
'91 510 Blezer 4X4 T~~~~~~F * 714·536-2098 * to The Orenge Ca.
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Condi 714-640-2395 ..,.,,,.,,,..,=14,....,,..4~·,.....,=~• PLYM Fr•• p ick-up and
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(800) '788-Ull for lnformadoD. --------
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'97 STRATUS SDN delivery. Wrecked or
Met red, 4 dr, 6k ml, '91 Sundence <ildr, not running la Ot<.
4 cyl, alt. ale. p/1, auto, pb, pa, pdr, alc, Call Glne at the OCBA
am/Im a/c, dual alb am-Im caaa, very ctn, office to schedule en (101641/603412) orig ownor, 68k ml. appt. 71 4-458-H;rB
'88 Chryaler Le8aron TOSY103~~20P S4000 obo 840-8518 8:30AM·12:30PM Convertlbla, it cyl. T... -turbo, white/blue Int. HUNTINGTON BUCH 'ti.a Vo1f•1t•r SI! 71--------
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BOATS YACHTS MARINE Sups t1k• new. 39,180 m1. CLASSICS ft250 111 1 Good Cond PW, now rllle shaft, NEWPORT , , S11 ,900obo723·1504 •
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6075 strings of colored 7012 CHARTER Lido. Sall or Electric A/C, AT, PB, PS, CC. 1-owner, very clean. black. sunroof, orig/ • •72 Bl Cemlno•-
Baby Orand Plano TICKETS tights, ribbons & Mor• 35' LUXURY YACHT pref'd , No live Stereo, Garaged, 53500 721·3588 very clean, S18,050 Show car, atrMt rod.
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Sook with childcare? Divide. 714-720-1450 trailer. A Collectors * 714-878°5388 * XL T Fully loaded. white, gray Int. c/d lull visited regularly · auc·
Coll Cl•••lfled Dream. $19,500.obo Great condltlonl pwr, 65k ml, $8750. ceHlully ·by all kinds
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