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"Have you ever wondered how a pot of flowers feels on a busy day? It's a thought I had
never entertained until I found out firsthand the life and times of a movie extra ... "
A little something extra
W orld hedvywe1ght chd111-
p1on Sonny Liston is dt
the left. gldnng dcross
the nng dt the drrogant
and sassy Cassn.1s Clay Acr~ the
ring and to the left is Howard Crn.C>ll,
rambling on about Ulli. chd.mp1onstup
bout and how Llston IS d 7-1 favonte
to demolish the brash challenger.
Oirectly in front of me is former
heavyweight champion Joe Lows,
and two seats to the nght of me IS the
original Angelo Dundee, the trainer
who pulled the tngger dS the
Louisville Up went on to stun the>
boxing world.
It's 1964 and, as the mdkeup
ladies would tell me ddt.ly. ·No hdir-
cul for you, you're per1ect, honey."
Roger (orison
EDITOR'S NOTEBOOK
With Jon Voight m the role of
Cosell, Will Snuth emuJdlln~J
Muharrunad Alim hlS compelllJv<'
years and dtrector Michael Mann dl
the controls, some six feet to
my nght, I someb.mes hdd to
put my pen aside and rerrund
myself, ttus is no ti.me warp It's 1uc.,t
d movie.
The only ti.me warp here Wd!. the
span from early November when lor-
mer Ddily Pilot Editor Bill Lol>deU
sent me a message about d ld.lent
dgency loolung for "older sportswnt-
crs • to fill roles as "fedlured extrds"
Jor the movie "Alt,• answenny an
open call a couple of week!. ldter rind
receiving d call in late November
that 1 was one of the few
There would be, however, d Jot
more lo the story than that.
SEE ALI PAGE A11
SO MUCH FOR
ACCURACY
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to explC1111 lo u
cou pie! ol m1g.o;1cfl'
c1ssislanl.'> that
l yp<'\\ nl«'rs don 'I
sit sic/c> ,,} o;uit • 111
press rem It
dCX'.'ill 't worh. CC/rri<1q1 '.'i rnllid<•.
All I founcl \H't<' <J,•w <'Uf'i .. "
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,Rf I RY OA 't l'iLOl
Demise
of skate
park plan
expect ed
•Enough vol es cipJ><'dr
hned up to hdlt controvc>rslc-ll
constru ction dt Chdr It' t1ncl
Hamilton streets
Jennifer Kho
DAILY PILOT
COSTA :-.I E~\ A 111nlllJ\1 r-.1111
pldn to build d pdfk ctl Ch,ult• ,uul
1idm11lon '>trt>l'l'> lur -.kc11 .. h1>ct1dl'r'
dppC>dr'> de-.tmrd lur lht tr<1-.h 1>111
Tht' Cit} ( 'ounnl i.. "'lll'I lt>d 10
take up the h'-lll' dCJctlll \ lond11\ llu-.
11mt' with whctt could lw t>11<111qh
vote:.. to rt>JeCl lht• Pllort.
Counul 111Pml111r'> dt·.icllo< k1•d
ovE>r the> h'>Ut.' Jd.J\ .!., \\' lwn J\ Id\ 111
Libby Cowdn rind < 'ounc tl\\on1t1n
Lmdct Dixon votC'd to contJm11• with
pldn!. tor the pc1rk c111d counnl m1•111-
hers C hn:.. Ste(>( ctnd Kc1rf'n Hnhin-.011
voted lo d1snus., lhl' '>th• frorn con-
MderdlJOn
Julie Nem eth, who overcame her drug abuse, watches her 2-year-ol d son, Billy, play with his toys : . ~at.Ir C'osta Mesa apartment. .
Councilmdn Gc1ry f\.1or1t1hc1n ''ho
voted for tlw park in Ch tolwr
dithough h£> d1c.,ctgre<'cl with lht' '>lit'.
was absE'nt from thl' Janudf\ rn1'\•hnq
dnd Cdlled ford <.N·ond rf'\.tl'\\ ol lhP
site
GTO
Mathis W in kler
DAILY PtLOT
D uring her high school
years, Julie Nemeth took
amphetamines occasioo-
ally when she and her friends
went lo parties.
"If it was around, 1 would take
it," said Nemeth, now 27 .
FYI
For infonnation on the Tender
Care Parenting Program,
call (71 4) 543-4333
What followed were yedrs ol strug-
gle agamsl her ddd1cllon to speed tmd
bouts of depression that mad<> her los<>
control as a mother, she Sdld.
On Fnddy, J\1ondhdn '>dtd lw ..,tiU
opposes the ... 1tc>
"l believe the> '>kt1tt•boc1rclt>r' of
Co:.ld J\le::.a de ... en t' c1 quctht} '>Ile
he Sdtd "Tht> '-Ile chown ctl Charle
and HdllUlton '' not in tht• l>t!'.l mlcr-
<>st of skcttt>hodrdt•r.., cUld lht• com-
muruty •
City otftc1ab dnd rl'Stdents have
debated. at tim~ d.ngnl} th<• location
of the park for more than two years.
Through help and support, Costa Mesa
mom Julie Nemeth has turned herself
around alter battling drug addition
Then, after giving birth to her ' first
child a few years later, Nemeth was
trying to shed some of the pounds she
had gained during the pregnancy. Her
friends suggested she get back on the
drug, commonly known as speed.
"Drug use makes you b.rcd, • Nemeth
said during a conversation ell her Costa
Mesa apartment, while h er second
child, 2-ycar-old Billy. was drawing pic-
tures on the carpeted floor be 1de her
SEE LIFE PAGE A 12
Crty leaders dnd residents have
been llll8rested m bUllding a pMk
for 1 O years and began con 1denng
locations in 1998, when stat law wa
changed to protect c-ilies from babll-
ity resulting from dccid<>nts at c1ty-
owned pclrks
SEE SKATE PAGE A12
Police find drugs, weapons in Costa Mesa home
• Authorities are working
to decide which charges to
file in what amounts to a
typical-Size case.
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DMYPILOT
NEWPORT Bl!ACH -Police and
Ure di.strict·~ Office are wotk· .. '° det& mbMt whld\ ma.rges should
be lllld agatntt a Cotta M man
..._.,. pa•11don of five Pounds of
CT • VII ud ~ t:ad'8 of ... Ult rlfa. lilwrd Robert R~en, 30, was
m d I et abOut 11:S5-.:m..1hUi'ldiy
Newport a.ach Pou
·we did find violations in
his possession of some of
the weapons."
Sgt. Steve Shulman.
Newport Beach Police Department
spoli(esm1n
Department detectives, in a ttalhc
stop, leized two pounds ol biQb.quel· Uy martjuano from 'Roglri' UliJe white
ChevrOlet pickup tlO; .
They subteqUendy fdund 20 gum
in bis home in t!W 1700 block of
Cre1tmont Place -btduelt., I l
aaault rlnel, two~..._ 22
rifles, an assault pistol, two ·serruauto·
matic pistols and a 50 caliber rifle.
Three pounds of marijuana and
more than $1,000 were also found m
Rogers' home, in addition to maga-
zines for the weapons and several
cases o1 ammunition. police wd.
The anest concluded a w klong
narcoua tnvestigabon into Roberts'
drug trafficking activitl~. SAid Sgt.
Stave ~htilrnan, spok man for th
Police Depertm t • w did find Violations in hit ~·
Mllk>I\ of IOm of the weapons, h
Mid.
But detectfVes are ft!llMtCb1ng and
t_,ung ~ WMponl and woning
\ wttb the dittdct attomey'I omc. to
d temune wruch charq howd be
filed, Shulm n iwd.
Th guns by th m lvc are not
illegal. but po ing them W\lhout
the appropnate Uc ""° and regi tra·
hon l ageln t the law, he ~•id .
l iow ver, br knutkl and be ton •
also found in Rogers' home, are illege). nus was far m:cn one ol lhe biggest
weapon ronh ations for the d part-
ment. he d .
•Th hav larger weapon
eonJltcaUons, • he sald "fl p~ty
common \ofind ~Where
arectrugs."
Rogen. bling hllild at .. ~ •
8Mch Poke Depanmeftt Jail. with
ball .. .., ,000
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A2 Saturday, February 3, 2001
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COSTA MESA CHURCH OF CHRIST
Costa Mesa Church of Christ ts 1 f amlly of belleven devoted to lovlng and glorffylng God
through prodalmfng the good news of Jesus Christ and serving others. Worship services are
held at 10 a.m. Sunday. Bible classes for all ages are at 9 a .m. Children's church, fot ages 3 to
6, mee1S during the 10 a.m. worship servke. Andy wall ls senlot pastor. The church was estab-
lished in 1923 and is at 287 w. Wilson St., Costa Mesa. Information: (949) 64S.3191.
Daily Pilot
Making mistakes is
part of being human Called .to serve
•Mistake a are the usual bridge
between inexperience and w.tSdom."
-Phyllis Theroux
L ike all parents I know, I've tried to be
the best. give the best and do the
best I possibly can for my children.
Prom the moment I
felt the first Dutter of a
foot kicking in my
bulging betty, l knew
that [ would give my
life for my child with-
out a moment's hesi-
tation. Any mother
reading this knows
exactly wb.a1 I mean.
Coming from that
vantage point then, it
has been hard to
accept and admit that
I have made my share
of mistakes. But the
truth is that I have
often tripped along
the path of mother-
hood, just as I have
Gndy Trone
Christeson
THE MORAL
OF THE STORY
the path of adulthood. I don't think lam
alone in this.
Last year, I spoke to a group of women
about the mcred.lble value of motherhood
and mentioned that every mother occa-
sionally feels as if she is the worst mother
m the world. No matter how much we
Jove our children, we will make nustakes.
As I shared a few of my stones, their
eyes Lighted up. They had the same
expression of rellef that I saw when I met
the wife of our daughters' college pastor.
She'd recently had her first child.
• 1 1ust love both of your girls,· the wife
said. ·They're such godly young women
and such encourdgement to me dS I think
of raising our little girl.•
"Thank you,· I answered. ·Jon and I
often wonder why God blessed us with
two such amazing daughters, but we sure
are thankful.·
"Well, you must ~ave done something
right. Your daughters have told me a lot
about you, and it's really blessed me,• she
added.
"You've made my day,· 1 said.
She smtled and said, "Yes, tt was so
great to hear about some of your mis·
talces. •
I was a bit surpnsed at first. but then I
realized what she was talking about. I
laughed and swd, "Feel free to learn from
my nustakes. Maybe I'll spare you some.
Parenting is challengmg, and we need to
help each other •
"It gave me hope to see how well your
daughters turned out even though you
blew it sometunes, • she said.
"Unfortunately making mistakes IS part
of bemg human,• I replied. "I've found
that the qwcker I adnut them and ask
God to help, the better off everybody is.•
Fortunately none of my blunders have
been too serious. Once I heated Kelly's
baby food a little too much and acciden-
tally burnt her tongue. It hurt to watch her
in pain that I hdd unintentionally caused.
Another time. I took Amy to the doctor ..
because her middle finger was puffy. She
was an avid crawler trying to become a
walker and took many tumbles. The doc-
tor X-rayed 1t and said it was broken. 1
was devastated and embarrassed.
Inspired by trip to the
Ukraine sponsored by
his Newport church,
Tim Nelson hopes
to find a way to reach out
F or two years, Tim Nelson
lived among Ukrairuans
suffering from poverty.
They ate watered-down soup,
beets, cabbages and potatoes.
Kids m orphanages were shab-
bily dressed in the winter.
Cracked windows let the air in,
and uncarpeted floors froze chil-
dren's feet.
Nelson has been back from
his Christian rnisslon trip for
more than a year now, but these
images haven't faded~
Of course, he remembers
1 sunny summer days, pretty
spring flowers and a winter
sky that didn't look so bleak
once h e adjusted to his new
environment. But most vividly,
Nelson, a member of the New-
port Coast Singles Branch of
the Church of Jesus Chnst of
Latter-day Saints, remembers
adults and children who lived
without luxunes and often
without necessities.
About two weeks ago, the
UC lrvme senior began setting
up a Southern Califonua branch
of Project Reach Out, a nonprof-
it organization working to
improve the condition of
orphanages in Eastern Europe
and Russia.
. Based in Salt Lake City, Pro-
ject Reach Out was founded by
two fellow missionaries in the
Ukraine -Benjamin Becker
arid Nathan Shipp. It made its
first overseas tnp last year,
bringing money to the Ukraine
and purchasing food, dothing,
medicine and medical devices
there to avoid going through
customs offidals.
Inspired, Nelson ls starting a
local chapter. For now, head-
quarters is his dormitory room.
He is looking for local individ-
ual an~ corporate donors.
·1 feel like Orange County is
a very wealthy area:. he said.
•And it's very blessed in many
ways. People are generous ·and
willing to give to a worthy
cause.·
Faith
CALENDAR
SPECIAL EVENTS
FACES OF ALIYAH
4 SEAN Hl.l..Ell / 0,1111. Y P!l OT
T1m Nelson h as returned from a mission to the Ukraine, sponsored b)' a Newport church.
f YI
For more information on
the Southern california
chapter of Project Reach
Out. call Tim Nelson at
(949) 854-9195
From Utah, Becker said he
would like the program to
expand as widely as possible.
·we would like to keep it
always personal,• be said. •But
the more children we can help,
the more lives we can change.•
Nelson, 23, left for the
Ukraine when he was 19. The
Newport Coast Singles Branch
sponsored the tnp, as do many
local churches for their mission-
aries.
Ric Olsen, pastor of globaf
outreach at Harbor Trinity
Church in Costa Mesa, said
congTegants there sponsor
annual mission trips to Romania
and Mexico. It is part or the
faith experience for churches to
sponsor these trips.
NEWRITES
·Your faith will die if you
don't gwe 1t away,• Olsen said.
"There's a point where, u we sit
bclck and just absorb eveiythmg
that God gives us, it will
become really a poison that will
kill us. The more you give
away, the more you'll get.•
Congregant.s of Latter-day
Saints churches believe 19 is a
good time for young men to
serve as misstonaries, Nelson
'said. His parents preferred he
finish his schooling first, but the
political-science major felt he
had to go w hen he did.
·1 was so happy, I wanted to
share 1t with others,· Nelson
said • 1 have been given so
much in my life, and I owe
much of my life to my religious
beliefs.•
He put his tile here on hold
and served overseas for two
years without VJ.Siting once.
Sure, he missed his family, his
friends, a good pizza, but 1us
cause soon overpowered 'the
homesickness.
He taught Epglish, visited
children in hospitals, donated
clothing and other goods to
schools and mvalid hospitals,
and transported buckets of di.rt
to help build a greenhouse at
an orphanage for kids with
developmental disabilities.
He also evangelized on the
streets. sharing his faith with
people passing by.
Nelson's faith and service hd~
also helped his personal life. He
said being a missionary gave
him discipline, organization and
a perspective on what's impor-
tant in life.
The law school applicant .
worked with Newport Beach
Councilman John Heffernan
during last fall's campaign. Nel·
son said Heffernan respected
that he was a nussicna.ry, wluch
helped him get the job
Looking ahead, Nelson
wants lo help children in the
Ukraine, whose races he still
remembers.
"When you're over there for
two years, you really grow to
love the people,· he said.
lar service at 10:30 a.m·. Feb. 18 as part of d
monthly series titled ·our Spiritual Her-
itage.· An introduction to the life of Buddhd
will be provided March 18. New Thought
Church services are held at the Costa M esa
Community Center, 1845 Park Ave. (949)
646-3199.
"Is it common for a mother not to know
a child broke her hnger? • I asked sheep-
ishly.
• Nbt really,• came the curt reply
Whenever I share my foibles, J hear
plenty in return. When someone is vulner-
able, others feel Cl)Jnfortable being so as
well.
There's no question that we will all
make mistakes in our llves. The question
is really what we are going to do about
them.
A luncheon program titled • Fl\ces of
Aliyah" will be presented at 10:30 a.m.
Wednesday by the ll"endsetters of the
Women's Division of the Jewish Federation
of Orange County. •Aliyah· means immi-
gration. The lectwe will feature Ilana Zaudi
from Ethiopia and Katya Golofast from the
former Soviet Union talking about their
experiences m moving to Israel. The pro-
gram will be held at the Clubhouse Restau-
rant in South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bristol St.,
Costa Mesa. $60. (714) 755-5555, Ext. 222.
Our Lady Queen of Angel's ReMembering
Grqup will talk about oelebrating the sacra·
ments at 6:15 p.m. Feb. 11. The informal Sun-
day gathering is run by Catholics who have
returned to the chwch. Child care is available
with prior notice. The meeting will be held in
the parish center, 2046 Mar VI.Sta Drive. New·
port Beach. (949) 548-3844.
-BltOADWAY AT OiUROi
•A Broadway Bouquet.• a professional musi-
cal revue, will be held at 7 p.m. Feb 17, as
well as 3 and 7 p.m. Feb. 18. at St. Mark Pres-
byterian Church, 2100 Mar Vista Dnve, New-
port Beach. Proceeds will benefit I.he nonde-
nominational SL Mark Community Health
Alliance. Suggested donations are $20 per
adult. $10 per child Md a maximum of $50
per family. (949) 644-1341.
WORKSHOPS
RElAllONSHIP TAI.JC
St. Andrew's Presbytenan Church will sponsor
·Christian Prep Program.• a seminar od rela-
tiot}Ship skills for oouples, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m
March 10 and 24 at 600 St Andrews Road.
Newport Beach. $50 per couple for early regis·
tration and $60 per couple after Feb. 14. (949)
574-2236.
DR.EAMON And you can quote me on that. TESTIMONIAL MEETING
LICTURU
BHAGAVAD GrfA
• CJNDY 1RANE CHUSTESON Is a Newport Beach
resident who speaks frequently to parenting
groups. She may be reached via e-mail at
d ndyOonthegrow.com Of through the mafl at P.O.
Box 61~. 505, Newport Beach, CA 92658.
Second Church of Christ Scientist will hold
a one-hour prayer and testimonial meeting
from noon to 1 p.m. Wednesday at the
church, 3100 Pacific View Drive, Coton.a def
Mar. Pree. (949) 644-2617.
Richard Meyer will discuss "The Bhagav~d
Gita· during New Thought Church's regu-
The Adult Faith Formation at Our Lady
Queen of Angels Church in Newport Beech
will hold an ongoing dream analysis group
that meets from 1 to 3 p.m. on the third SUn·
day of each month at 2046 Mar Vista Drtve.
Newport Beach. (949) 219-1408.
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Daily Pilot So1vrdoy, February 3, 200 I A3
Thoughts rangingfrom coffee to creationism
I t was someUung we never values are falling bec.ause we
thought PoSsible, but there are ovenun with undocu-
they were. After a Wild mented residents. A fnend of
dinner at an Italian restaurant nune who is a reaJ estate
in Tustin, Cay and I and agent on Costa Mesa's West-
friends Kathy and Dave side sent me a note about a
Miller and Jodl and M att listing on O ok Str~t m
Coker wandered into the Canyon Pcitk, only moments
Starbucks Coffee on Harbor away from the store on 19th
Boulevard and Adams Street w here Cay bought last
Avenue. Slouching there in Steve Smtth year's exceptional Christmas
the store, the home of high-tdmales ThP home is a ruce
octane refrestunents, were three-bedroom, one·bdlh
two people fast asl~p. H ow WHAT'S UP place that lists for $294,000.
anyone could sn ooze alter a My interest piqued, l e·
cup or that j oltin' joe is mailed my fnend dnd asked
beyond me. new homes are being built her how much the home Wds
so dose to another busy worth d yed.T ago HerE> ts her ••• shoppmg center that d.Oyone reply: "I sold a house Im the
Just around the comer with a lon g arm could touch S<tme neighborhood) with the
from the Starbucks ts the 11 Here m the new Mesd eXdct same floor pldll, Ill '>UTU·
constructton site for Standard Verde development there 1<; ldI condlbon. dbout l r14
Pacific's new, hard-fought a waiting list for home buy-years ago tor $215,000 Some
Mesa Verde homes. I could ers What a difference two Sdy 11 might hdvE> gone• tor
not help but nobce how iron-yedr.t ffidkt>S $240,000 in Jdn 2000 • Su
tc it is that a mile down the much for our dPclmmg prop-
street. residents fought ICI ••• erty values
Development tooth and ndll Here's d speaal note to the And our clecl..lrung .,choob?
to prohibit the unprovement au.zenship screening crowd. Sorf'), l>\reene~. thosf' num-
of Harbor Center and the whose arguments mdude her.. dU' going up too ln fc1tl,
addition of a H om e Depot dd.i.ms that our schools dre 1l was 1w.t dnnouncNJ that the
Yet, at M esa Verde, thesf:! decltmng and our µropt>rt) school dlstnct L'> rPce1vanq
$870,000 Ill state funds a a
reward for its acluevement on
the last batch of tests Nme·
teen schools get money,
mcludlng Wilson, Wlutber,
Victoria, Rea and Pomona
elementary schools -all of
which are ot'l the Westside.
So it now seems the only
thing declirung here m Cosld
Mesa is the strength of the
argument!. of lho!>e w ho can't
seem to find anything good to
say about the county's best
city. When lngnd returru. from
her honeymoon, she'll be d
new resident of Costd Me!Kt
-you know. that aty thdt no
one could ever want to live m
bt.>cause it's m such decline
·t cdil'I WdJl to live LO CO'>·
ld Mesd1" lngnd told mP
•••
Cay hds roundrd up the
books that WPndy Leece hd'>
dsked be ldken off the NPw·
port Harbor High School
reddmg list, dnd we c1re
readmg them I chi.dgrt>P
with tho!.e who hdve '>did Wl'
hc1ve no nghl to comnwnt on
the~ bookl> When at comes separated Once upon a b.me,
lo lhe cumculum m the dis· we didn't hdve to Ccty r<'Cd.ils
tncl where our children a book 111 her pu bbC' school m
attend ~hool, we have every Placenbd ttUed ·nw Bahl~ d!>
nght. Jw.t bece1use others Llterdture •
disaqree Wllh us doe n't for· I'll repedt one point The
fe1t our nght to spee1k. That's school chstnct hd~ del.lstt.>d
C'Cn'>Or!>hlp. books before without dnyone
I'm i.Ull hrlvmg trouble !>CredJ'TU.ng dbout rensor-.tup
with lh1s concept that Leece So, pleaM?, cdn wt-rnov~
1s trym~J to Pxercise some awdy from n•nsor<,tup dnd go
form of rensorstup. Funny, to the redl ~sue, wturh 1s d
when d school dJstnct buns dlff Prenct' LO '>ldnddlcls/
books thdt expldln creation·
1srn. 11'!. not c;ensorsh1p, it's •••
"separdllon of church and One fu1dl 11011> to tho'>"
'>ldtt' • Bui Wdlchmg out for who wish to ldlx.-1 ~ t•.,
unswtc1bl<' mdtenal for du.I· request dS d move by lht•
dn'n Pven, perhdp!>, to the • rellg10us c-on-.NVdllvc-.
point of t>mng on the side of Sorry. try dgdm I dill fdr from
rdullon, W{•ll, lhdt's obVlow.ly d re1Jg1ous c on-.PrvdllVP dnd I
< l'n..,ori.h1p dgret> v.'lth LL>t>C e d.., do rndJ\)'
And huw anterl::!sung thdt other peoplE-who dH' not
rellg1oui. nmst'rvdtlv<"' ...cm1e cho-.t• the sldtue of Cdn t we suuply Ix-"con-l>dv1d lo illll!>trdte the pomt cemed pcuent.:.. ~ or 1~ 11 nee--nw '>tory of l>c1Vld IS a b1bllcal e,!><lry to ldlw.I U'> with what onf', so LI "' P re going to show you belleve 1.., t1 h<ul nc1me/ c tuldren tht> '>ldtue, we must
abo explc11n who he ~. But, • STEVE SMrrH 1\ a Costa Mesa res-dliJ!), we cun't do thdt becduse 1dent and freelance llVl'•ter Re~ tus I'> d b1hl..lcdl ~tory, Cllld we may leave a message fOf him on ~
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project includes a 28-mile, countywide
rail sy5tem that is expected to eventually
shuttle commuters between tramporta-
tion centers iD Fullerton and Irvine.
..
en that evening.
O ther restaurant.I also will accept
vouchers and have promised to donate a
portion of their profits.
Fairgrounds· horse-boarding
rates to increase in March
The Orange County Fairgrounds board
approved a 6% inaease to the Equesb1an
Center boarding rates.
Authority spokesman George Urch said
the board decided to accept comments
for an addition& two weeks ~use the
original comment period, which was to
end lbW'Sday, spanned the holidays. r
The Qty Cc>undl unanimously voted
Jap. 18 to support the CenterUne project
and to recotjimeod that the authority ina>r·
porate an elevated station at Bristol Street
and Anton Boulevard, and design the
Costa Mesa portion of the~ to match
the ovezall architecture of the surrounding
area,
1be vouchers me available at the senior
center, 695 W. 19th St.
Information: (9'9) 645·2356, Ext. 16.
Collision sends pedesman
to hospital with fracture In March. the monthly rate of $390 will
go upS15.
The center has boarded horses and
held equestrian events since 1982.
Fairgrounds staff members said the
rate hike was necessary to cover esca.lal·
ing mainten1µ1ce, utilities and feed costs.
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A 42·year-old Costa Mesa man esaiped
with a fradure and bruises after he was hit
by a car while ~ossing West Coast
Highway, eas.t of Superior Avenue, late
Thursday, of:fiOals said.
Greg "1mondo Jauregui was struck
shortly after 9 p.m. as be aossed the street
outside of the marked aos:swalk.. police
said The driver, Dustin Edward Hopkins,
25, of Huntington Beach, was traveling
westbound on the highway at the time. More time to comment on
county Centerline project
Ruby's Diner to raise funds
for Costa Mesa Senior Center
Ruby's Diner in Costa Mesa will bold a
fund·raiser for the Costa Mesa Senior
Center on Feb. 13.
Jauregui was treated for a compound
fracture and back pain at the UCI Medical
Center and kept under observation. Police
say Jauregui was under the influence of
alcohol but the extent of his impainnent
remains undetermined.
The Orange County nansportation
Authonty board has extended Its public
comment penod for the Centerline project
to Valentine's Day.
The proposed CenterLlne rail transit
The restaurant, at 3333 Bear St., has
pledged to donate 20% of the cost ol meals
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Daily Pilot
vironmental advocates
emain set against resort
Developers description
f them as 'vocal
CRYSTAL COVE -Irked
developer Mike Freed's
edge to push ahead with an
creasingly unpopular resort
f r Crystal Cov~ State Park,
vironmeotallsts are vowing
continue fighting.
On Tuw:scJay, Freed blamed
position to his $35-million
xury resort on a •vocal
ority of people who have
n told maccuracies. •
Freed also vowed to contin-
e efforts to shepherd his pro-
j through the state approval
rocess.
Freed's comments stunned
virorunentahsts who showed
, along with hundreds of oth·
• to a Jan. 18 state mfonna·
onal meeting to voice their
· approval of the resort. ·u he lh1nks that was JUSt a
al minonty, we've got to
r nt the Bren Center,· Sierra
lub spokeswoman Jeannette
errilees said Priday. "I think
i 's unrecilistic !for Freed to pro·
ceed), because tie has no sup-
port."
While Freed brushed off the
public outcry, state parks offi,
cials have begun to reassess
the project. Department ofh.
cials under former Gov. Pete
Wilson signed a 60-year con -
c~sionaire's contract with
Freed m 1997.
The state bought Crystal
Cove from the Irvine Co. in
1979 for $32.6 million.
·we have been given a
huge amount of input from the
public,• state parks spokesman
Roy Steams sald. "It's a huge
volume of stuff to look through
to see where we go from here •
One option under consider.
ation 1s a buyout of Freed'!>
deal Freed has said he has
spent $2 million so far on
design costs for the resort
which would offer $375·per-
rught room rates.
A coahtion of environmenldl
groups have lined up to oppose
the pro1ect. Orange County
CoastKeeper duector Garry
Brown said the San Franosco
developer has underesbmated
the reslStance to his prOJect
"If he wants a battle, then
there will be one,• Brown said
"There is uniform op~ition •
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Daily Pilot Saturday, February 3, 2001 A5
Going the distance for orphans Campbell joins
in anti-bond vote •Arizona man will pass
through Costa Mesa on his
way to a goal of 8,250 miles -
and $10 million in donations.
Nonndn Bd.ll, a 58-year-old mdn
who lives for half of the year in Toron-
to, Canddd, and the other hdll m
Scottsdale, Ari.2., will walk through
Costa M esa today as part of tus Walk
of Hope goal to cover 8,250 miles.
BaU, who has al.reddy walked
more than 400 rrules and ra1sed
between $20,000 and $30,000 m
pledges and donabons, said he ts
walking to bnng attenllon to
orphaned children living m streets
and sewers around the world.
The money so far has been desig-
nated to help street chtldren m Romd-
nia, El Salvador, Guatemdla, I lditi,
Brazil and India.
•As you and I speak. chtldrcn are
dymg homble deaths lI1 places I don't
even want lo lhtnk about." he sd1d
Fnday "Children are the world's
legacy. dnd they are at risk t•very-
where There ts no greater tdW.P any-
where m the world Losmg d child 1s
the most tragic thing thdt can hdp·
pen.·
Ball gave up all ·normdl life" for
hls Walk of Hope, including q1ving
away the business rnnler he ust'd lo
own.
•New assemblyman
says plan to help state
buy electricity puts too
much burden on, the
stdte's ldXpdyer.
Paul Clinton
DAIL'!' PILOT
NE\\ PORT-MESA
Following through on his
protest of u Democrat-led
energy bill. Ai.semblyman
John Cdmpbell (R-lrvmej
votpd th1-. week against
Gov C rc1y Ddv1s' plan to ..
issue $10 billion m bonds
so the '>Id!(• con purchase
Plertnc-1ty
Campbell. in office only
three month'>. has been on
the lront Im('" of thP Legis-
lature., dlt('mpt to -:.olve the
crisis brnuqht on b} the
Sidle., dPrnyuld!lon of the
utthtw ...
Lt1st month Cdmpbell
Wd3 unt· ol Hl member!>
ldpped hy A'>sembly
Spedker Robert I 1Prtzberg
1D-Sh1•rmc1n · 0dk'>) for a
SpPndl IPqt'>lullvP commit·
lf?e to dl•dl with thP ii.sue
On Thur.,dc1} c1tter a
mdfc1thon .,, • .,.,ion d dd)
ec1rl1Pr thc11 clrngged mlo
the morning hours. Cdmp-
bell JOtnN.l many of h1s
Repubhcdn colleagues m
voling dgc1inst bond-hill
ABlX.
elabordte, bytdntine bond
s1tuallon •
Cdmpbell !ulld the bill.
wntten by Assemblyman
Fred Keeley (D-Sanla
C ruz), sh1fls too much of
the debt burden onto the
shoulden, of the stdte's tax-
pdyers
I l e dlso re1tcrdted his
ob1ect1on lhdt the bill
doesn't do dnythmg to add
new powN generauon in a
stdte desperdtelr short on
elec-tron.,
The bill dllows the state
lo enlN into long-term con-
trdcts with out-of-state pro-
duc-E>rs to buy power at d
d1sc-ountPd rdtP The state
hds b~en shf'lhng out more
thdn $40 million a day to
keep thf' lights on
Keelc•y's bill WdS passed
ldrgely by Democrats who
hold tht> ffidJOnty in the
Assembly dnd Senate OnJy
four Republican<, crossed
th<' a1'ilP to '>upµort the bill,
wh1rh pd<,'iNl with d mm1·
mum 54 r1•qu1red votes
"Whet t we•' rr-<loing 1s
tak1og the flr.,t ~leps in cre-
dllng d '>lcllt• power dulhor-
1ty " '>ctld A'>'>emblyman
Lou Corr<>d I D-Sdnld Anet I
"Thi., 1.., c1n 1deolog1cal
thmq •
"I've gwen up everytlung. dnd it's
not enough,• he said. "llus 1s worth
more than anytlung I've done m my
life I was lhinking about what I
would do when this lS over, and 1 rcctl-
ized there is no 'over.' You can't JUst
do Uus and then go back to work the
next day. My ,wife. Dianne. and I
have committed the rest of our bves
to lhls, plam and simple."
His godl is to raise at ledst $10 mil·
llon, he said.
-Jennifer Kho
C.REC. fRY I OAll • P•
Norman Ball will travel through Costa Mesa during his trek to bring
awareness to the plight of orphaned children throughout the wo rld.
"I hdd d lot of ob1ecuons
to this bill. and I s!lll do."
Cdmpbell 'id1d Fnday
"Whdt I c1m dgamst is an
S1c1te SPn Ross Johnson
(R-lrvine). one of 2b current
leg1sldtors who voted for
deregulation m 1996, also
voted against ABtX wben
1t passed the Senate on
Wednesday.
Johnson did not return
repedted calls for com-
ment
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A tastefu l fund-raiser for Share Our Selves tonight fN'~O\.vED
Stop by CtupoUe, a
gounnet restaurant
where you may •eat with
your bands· ~tween 5 and 8
tonight Make a $5 donation
to Share Our Selves, and then
dine OD the finest in taC05,
bumtos, chips and salsa. For
the $5 donation, owner Steve
Ells will even throw ln a soft
drink or two. Bnng the family!
The new restaurant, at
2300 Harbor Blvd. (near the
comer of Wilson Avenue), is
underwriting the cost of the
evening as a benefit for SOS
and our commwuty. During
the week, for lunch or dinner,
you will be a ble to en1oy fresh
chopped herbs, fresh gua-
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meats and freshly made dups
and taco shells.
LEO CLUB: The Costa
Mesa-Newport Harbor wons
have sponsored a new Leo
C lub. The Leos are the youth
organization of wons lntema-
bonal. The Leos are called the
Estanoa Leos, as they are stu-
dents at Estanoa High School.
C harter rught for the dub
was held Jan. 23 at the Costa
Mesd Country Club. won DIS·
lnct Gov. Dan Mayer
installed the club, and the
officers were lnstalled by our
dlStrict Leo adV1Sor, Dave
Hubbard. Eighteen new Leos
formed the club at Estanoa{
They will be domg vanous
corrununity service projects.
Thetr first project was to help
Jim de Boom
COMMUNITY & CLUBS
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decorate the Lions Rose
Parade float in Pasadena.
They will also be doing van-
ous fund-r~rs to help with
chantable donations. They
also will become an integral
part of the Fish Fry.
wons Mike Scbeafer and
Art Perry will act as adVlSors
to the new dub. Newly
lllStalled charter officers for
the Leos are Greg Rausch,
president; Eric Scbeafer, vtce
president; Somer Flaherty,
secretary; and JennJJer
Cassity, treasurer.
Meebngs are held on the
Estanoa campus. Any par-
ents or students wanting
more information may conwct
Perry al Estanoa, or Mlke
Scheafer at (714) 435-0300.
SPEECH CONTEST: The
Harbor-Mesa Lions club will
host the annual Student
Speakers Contest at its meet-
mg Monday at the Costa
Mesa Country Oub. Pour stu-
dents from Newport Harbor ~
High School will compete lrJ
the contest on the subject
"Politics, Issues or Money?"
Students have the oppo~-
ty to compete ot the region al,
district and m ultiple Lions
dlStrict levels, with winnings
of as much as $18,000. The
meeting will start with dinner
at 6:30 p .m. and anyone inter-
ested in attending may call
President Darlene She lley at
(949) 548-7428.
SPEECH CONTESTANTS
NEEDED: The Rotary Club of
Newport-Balboa is looking for
contestants from Newport
Harbor and Corona del Mar
tugh schools for its speech
contest to be held at 6 p.m.
Wednesday at the Bahia
Connthian Yacht Oub. The
theme for this year's contest is
"Create Awareness -Take
Acbon, • sa..id Youth Services
D11ector Art Walton. Qub
wumers will go on to the area
contest and could advance to
the chstrict finals, where cash
rewards awwt the top contes-
tants. To enter the contest,
call Walton at (949) 650-1900
as soon as possible.
WELCOME TO TIIE
WORLD Of SERVICE
CLUBS -Richard Teschler,
sponsored by Andy
Campbell, joined the Rotary
C lub of Newport-Balboa.
WO.RTII REPEATING:
From Interfaith Council mem-
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SERVICE CLUB MEET·
INGS 11US WEEK: Does
your New Year's resolution
indude getting more involved
in your community, making
new friends, networking or
giving something back to
your community? 1\y a ser-
vice d ub. You are invited to
attend a club meeting this
week. Many dubs will buy
your first guest meal.
MONDAY:
6 p.m. The Harbor-Mesa
Lions Club will meet at the
Costa Mesa Country Club for
the speech contest.
TUESDAY:
7:30 a.m.: The Newport
Beach Sunrise Rotary Club
will meet at the Newport
Harbor Nautical Museurn-
Riverboat Restaurant to hear
Bruce Sievers, an Amencan
in love with his country.
6:30 p.m.: The Costa
Mesa-Newport Harbor Lions
Club will meet at the Costa
Mesa Golf and Country Club.
WEDNESDAY
7:15 a.m.: The South Coast
Metro Rotary Club will meet
at the Center Club, and the
Newport Harbor Kiwanis
Oub will meet at the Univer-
sity Athletic Club.
Noon: The Orange Coast
Exchange Oub will meet at
the &hia Connthian Yacht
O ub to present a $5,000
check to Kathy Mc:Carrell of
the Child Abuse Prevention
Center. e p.m.: The Rotary Club of
Newport-Balboa will meet at
the Bahia Corinthian Yacht
Oub to hear contestants m
the speech contest
(http://www.newportbalboa.
org).
THURSDAY
7:30 a.m.: The Costa Mesa
Orange Coast Breakfast Li.OTIS
Oub will meet at Mimi's Cafe
to hear television personality
Uncle Jimmy Weldon on "Go
Get 'em Tiger.•
Noon: The Kiwanis Club
of Costa Mesa will meet at
the Holiday Inn, the Newport
Beach-Corona del Mar Kiwa-
nis Club will meet at the
Balua CorinUuan Yacht Club.
the Exchange Qub of New-
port Harbor will meet at the
Riverboat Restaurant to hear
·Tue DARE Program, A
Progress Report," and the
Newport lrvt.ne Rotary Club
will meet at the Irvine Mar-
nott Hotel (http://www.
rtirotary.org).
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lished every Saturday in t he Daily
P:llot. Send your service club's
meeting Information by fax to
(949) 660-8667, e-mail to
jdeboomOaol.com or by mail to
2082 S.E. Bristol, Suite 201, New-
port Beach, CA 92660-1740.
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basis. If you'd like information on
adding your organization to this
list. call (949) 574-4228
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Volunteers dre needed to
serve as advocates for
abused. neglected and aban-
doned children. Volunteers
work one-on-one with d chlld
for three hours a week (7 t 4 )
663-9034
CRISIS ASSISTANCE
PROGRAM INC.
This nonprofit orgaruzatton !!.
seelong volunteers for its
expanding trauma responsl•
program Volunteers would
dSSISt law enforcement. hre-
fJghters and emergency-type
responders by provlCiJ.ng emo
bona! hrst dJd and support to
1111ured or traumatized peo-
ple Other volunteers would
provide cllspatch and office
support No experience ''
necessary, trd1mng w1JI bt•
provided. (949) 588-1414.
DISPUTE RESOLUTION
SERVICES
Volunteer mediators, C-d M'
spec1a1Jsts and outreach dSSL'>-
tants needed to help m a Vdn·
ety of mediation cases. B11Jn-
gual language sk1Us a rr
needed for office volunteer'>
and for medlators (9491 250
0488
EASTER SEALS
Easter Seal'> nee-ds volunteer'
for ongomg clencal work and
to help m progrdffis for ctul-
dren wilh dlsabilities and Ln
special events. (714 I 834 • t t t I
ENVIRONMENTAL
NATURE CENTER
Volunteer trail gwdes neederl
to help VlSi~ors lecun dbout
their environment. (949) 645-
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men ~teadtl)' over the last few
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lo appeal the as<1e~mcn1. TIIC
time to appeal i~ when yoo get the
b~i.~mcnt notioc, you have a
hm1tcd time to file an appeal.
u'ually lhiny 10 11tty days.
Many ovcr-a. .. ~nls arc the
rc'lult of factual errors-l>O check
the flleb. The ~sor\ office
may indicate that your home hu
UI bcdroocn\ when 1l IC'IUA1ly
only ha.' fwr FKtUaJ cmn an:
the Q~ 10 document and
appca.I
Contact your counry
office (Of anforn'WJon a.bout how
to ppu1 n . You will
need • li.sc ot companble homes.
their propcny ~ QU'ds, ale
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It begins tomorrow
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A8 Saturday, February 3, 2001 Doily Pilot
NutSeryS orchid sak to coincide wilh show at South Coast Plaza
The best LO orchtd selec-
tJons will be avcU.ldble
at a sale from 9 a.m to
4 pm. today at Green
Systems lntemaUonaJ
Orchid Nursery, 20362 Buch
St • Newport Beach. There
will be a free potting seminar
from 10.a.m. to 2 p.m. to
tcuch you how to rcpot dn
orchid thdt htts grown too big
lor its contcllner The Sdle will
contmuP from 9 d.m. to 4
p m Feb. 10 and 11. coincid-
ing with the No. 1 orchid
show Ill lh<• country, the 21st
dnnual Fascmat1on of
Orchid <., lntemdtmnc1l Show,
wh1c.h wtlJ op<•n Thurscldy
dnd continue through Peh
11 dt South C0ct<:.I Pia.ta m
Co'>ld Mesa lnlormc1t10n
(949) 75b-1211
Vc1le11tuw's l>dy q11l-91v-
mg 1s Cdsy this yt'<H with th(•
help of me>rchdnl'> di South
Cod'>t Pld.td Ci1ft-q1vmq
1dPd'> mduclt• 01w-ol-c1 -k incl
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BES'F BUYS
red Courcheval hand-
slltched g'arden shears for
$645 and rose clippers for
$600 at Hermes; a Burberry
plaid bucket hat for $95 at
Burberry; a hand-painted
breakfast-in-bed tray for
$115 at Dupuis; a Provencal
honey candle by VoUvo ltd.
for $15 at Les lnterteurs; a
heart-shaped choker for
$22,000 and a heart-shaped
wdtch for $11,000 at
Chopard, a Coeur heart-
Re·b·e·I
Rebel define!'! the moment
with an eclectic mix of
ca!'lual yet elegant dothin~
and accessories. The sales
Maff is dedicated to
personalized !'lcrvice.
Red heart!'! in variou!'I
(5trategically) locationi..
(949) 640-7 300
Fa.shton Island • Newport Beach
(310) 451-3699 • Santa Montca
Brilliant SALE
* UP TO 50o/o OFF
throughout the store
thru Ft>bruary 14th
d W~L byJOS PH
"A Ttodidma of 1h111 f nr lhf'r 80 y_,,.,. 0
9'8 Avocado A-u~~ • ewport 8cll<'h, 92660
949-M0-6788 • www.~-~~
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shaped pendant with rose-
buds finely engraved and
repolished in crystal with
matching silk lace for $140
and Coeur heart crystal ear-
rings for $150 at Lallque;
and a cultured pearl neck-
lace, starting at $3,990, a
matching bracelet for $1,760
and earrings for $950 at
Mlklmoto.
Old Navy always has the
best seasonal buys for the
whole family. For Valentine's
Day, it is selling "Be Mine"
heart T-shirts for women and
guls at $5 and for babies at
$4. Other Valentine bargains
are the slippers for women
and girls at $9.50 to $12.50,
the his-and-hers heart boxers
at $6.50 to $8.50, the sleep
bottoms for adults and kids
at $12.50 to $16.50, the bowl-
ing bag purses at $8.50, baby
sleepwear at $12.50 and
heart mugs for $3.50. Old
Navy 1s m Metro Pointe
Shopping Center, 901 South
Coast Drive, Costa Mesa.
Information: (714) 540-3817.
Chocoholics will love the
new Bodega Fudge and
Chocolates store on the sec-
ond level at South Coast
Plaza, near the new Banana
Republic store. Bodega
Chocolates came from a
third-generation chocolate
recipe that started in Spain
and Italy. The family started
out making fudge truffle bars
in a small store in Europe
and has passed its recipes
down from generation to
generation. Three cousins
recently decided to carry on
the family's chocolate busi-
ness, opening the South
Coast Plaza store and nam-
ing it Bodega, which means
•a place to meet• or ·comer
store.• They have kept the
original recipes, and the
chocolates are made from
only the finest ingredients.
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Bodega Chocolates always
offers tree samples, and
there are two collections of
chocolates to choose from:
the •classic collection" and
the "millennium collection.·
The classic collection consists
of fudge truffle bars in fla-
vors such as traditional, tra·
ditional without walnuts. bit-
tersweet, carameJo, dulce d e
leche and rocky road. The
millenniwn collection is its
most elegant assortment of
European fudge truffle bars
in gift boxes. There also are
award-winning chocolate-
covered shortbread cookies,
English toffee and chocolate
truffle sauce. Information:
(714) 429-1057.
Art for the Soul on Balboa
Island cames a wlld and
eclectic mix of hand-painted
1ewelry. art, nurrors. home
accessories and gifts. The
store, 210 Manne Ave ..
packs in items from more
'tic E
than 200 artists. U you love
whimsical aecor, you will
love the merchandise . Infor-
mation: (949) 675-1791.
Teddy Bears & Tea Cups
on Balboa Island is having
special events to celebrate
Valentine's Day. On FnC:tay,
there will be a make-your-
own valentine event for $15
per person, and on Valen-
tine's Day there will be a
sweetheart tea for $20 per
person, Reservations are
required. The store, 225
Mari,ne Ave., is ideal for
young girls, carrying teddy
bears, dolls, furnishings dncl
accessories, and has dress-up
birthday parties. A chtldren\
ebquette class will be offen>d
soon. Information: (949) 67'1 -
7204.
• BEST BUYS 1s published Thurs
days and Saturdays. Send infOfma
tion to Greer Wylder at 330 W Bay
St., Costa Mesa. CA 92627 or by
fax to (949) 646-4170
MAKE YOUR RESERVATION EARLY
Va (enfUn e~ ;p;'f [
Our menu will offer selertio11s like:
Appniurs: Grilled Shrimp; Carpaccio; Smoked
Saimon Bruscchen.i with Baluga Caviar, and others!
Entnes: "Exrra Thick Cut" Veal Loin Chop ~th
Risotto; Filet Mignon Sruffed with Blue Cheese,
wrapped with Bacon in a Merlot Sauce; Scabass
Pan Scared with Sicilian-Scyle Sauce; and others!
Dessn-ts: A Fine Selection of Specjally Prepared
Valentine dcssnts !
Alh11nwf Tedlnology Jn
Aesthett~ With A PQSSionait'
Jntercst Jn Human Nature
And Br.auty ure.
MAJi. an exclus~ skin care
clinic,· h8s ~c:>rne to
N&.iport Beoch offering
Ul'lSUfPi'Ssed ~ for Omnse County's
d1st1ngu1Shed chentele.
Compltf• Skll'\ C'1H
• Ant1-ag1ng
• ~ and post-sugay
• Cartt:trve treatments
All otour sessions 1nc:lode
morph()-tympNtic
dra1nege ror
enhanced results
Feotuing Mdhod
Physiodermie of
Switzcrlend,
prcxlJets.
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• Send AllOUM> TOWN Items to
the Dally Piiot,, 330 W. Bay St., Cos-
ta Mesa. CA 92627; by fax to (949)
6'46-4170; or by calling (949) 574-
4298. Inch.Ide the tlme, date and
location of 'the event as well as a
comact phone number. A complete
llstlng Is available at
http:Jlwww.dallypilot.com
TODAY
Tbe Newport Harbor NauU-
cal Museum will host two lAll
ships battle reenactments
and tours led by period-cos-
tumed aew today and Sun-
day at the museum docks,
151 E. Coast Highway, New-
port Beach. The tours will
take place from 9 a.m. to 1
p.m. Admission is $7 for fam-
ilies, $3 for adults, $2 for stu-A workshop on Web sites for dents and seniors, and $1 for
small businesses will be cluldren 12. and younger.
sponsored · by the Orange (949) 673 7863 Th satlin County Chapter of the Ser--· e g reenactments will take place ~ce Corps of Retired E~ecu-frpm 2 to 5 p.m. and cost $40 tiv~s at. 9 a.m. at National for adults and $20 for children
Uruvers1ty, 3390 Harbor , 12 and younger. Reservations
Blvd., Costa Mesa. $25. (714) requesJed (800) 200-LADY
550-7396. .
The board of dlrectors of the
Costa Mesa Sanitary District
will meet at 8:30 a.m. at the
Costa Mesa Civic Center, 77
Pair Drive, Costa Mesa. Free.
(714) 754-5043.
Newport Coast Elementary
School will host a dlnner
fund-raiser, •An Evening for
Our Brightest Stars,· at 6 p.m.
at the Four Seasons Hotel,
690 Newport Center Drive,
Newport Beach. $100. (949)
640-0966.
For Any Occasion
Call for Selection
Assistance
~·~· (714) 964-9641
(888) 839-3744
David Loomsteln of Symanle<-
will present Norton Utilities
for Macintosh computers and
more from 6 a.m. lo 1 :30 p.m.
al the Chemistry Building at
Orange Coast College, 2701
Fairview Road, Costa Mesa.
Free to first time visitors. (949)
770-1665.
A work.shop for small busi-
nesses titled "Tactics to Mdke
E-commerce Successful for
Small Business" will be held
from 9 a.m. to noon at NdlJon-
al Uruvers1ty, 3390 Hdrbor
Valentine For Two!
(W~ Ftb. 14111)
Ditnwr-~far' r .. ~
112 S.n# '1/K...W Brw
Skosh'• Scafoocl ~periza
(2) Oylur'I Olf H.Jf Shtll. °""""""' 6 aw ~ '" • Ml •I Hori#~""'
j!, Choitt •I -~ "ff Shrimp .8laquc or Copraa SoWI £ff}J'
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AROUND ToWN
Blvd., Costa Mesa. $25, but
$5 may be discounted U fee is
prepaid. The meeting is spon-
sored by the Orange County
Chapter of the Service Corps
of Retired Executives Assn.
(714) 55'f 7369. ....--
Green Systems lntemattonal
will hold an orchid sale from 9
a .m. to 4 p.m. at Green Sys-
tems International Orchid
Nursery, 20362 Birch St ..
Newport Beach. (949) 756-
1211.
Author Unda McMlllln Pyle
will speak about her book
•Peaks, Palms & Picrucs -
Day Joutneya in the Moun-
taUlS and Deserts of Palm
Springs and the Coachella
Valley of Southern Califor-
nia• at 2 p.m. at Borders
Books, Music & Cafe at South
Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear St.,
Costa Mesa. (714) 432-7854.
Etiquette expert Theresa
Thomas will teach children
between 8 and 12 about table
manners from 4:45 to 8 p.m.
al the Four Seasons Hotel,
690 Newport Center Dnve,
Newport Beach. $105. (949)
760-4951.
SUNDAY
A blood drlve will be tield
from 8 a.m. to 2 p .m. at Tem-
ple Bat Vahm, 1011 Camel-
back Road, Newport Beach.
Free. (949) 509-1355.
MONDAY
The Orange Coast Mineral
and Lapidary Society will
present a screerung of a film
on diamonds at 7:30 p.m. at
the Costa Mesd Neighbor-
hood Community Center,
1845 Park Ave. Free. (714)
546-4389.
TUESDAY
A workshop on business
plans will be hosted by the
Orange County Chapter of
the SefVlce Corps of Retired
Executives at 9 a.m. at
National University, 3390
Harbor Blvd , Costa Mesa.
$25. (714) 550-7369
A boot camp for business
start-ups W1U be hosted by
Garage.com and will take
place from 8:30 d.m. to 5
p.m. Tuesday and Wednes-
day at the Hilton Hotel, 3050
Bristol St . Costa Mesa
$1,200. (406) 918-9063.
Vangua.rd University of
Southern Callforrua will cele-
brate Homeconung 2001 with
hve days of actJV11Jes themed
·come Home to the Future•
on Tuesday th.rough Feb. 10
at the campus, 55 Fair Drive,
Costa Mesa. There will be
concerts. services, dinners
and more Pnces vary (714)
556-3610·
A lour-week, mllltary-style
htness course will be held ell 6
p.m. Tuesdays and Thurs-
delys, beginrung Tuesday, di
TUF Product1om, 2902 W
Coast Highway. Newport
Beelch $200, or $160 for
members (949) 64b-8828
Orange Coast College will
host a workshop for people
who want to start thPtr own
business from q am to noon
at National University. 3390
Harbor Blvd . Coittd Mesd
$25 (714) 432-5880
The Orange County Chapter
of the Service Corps of
Rellred Executive'> A.,sn will
host a works.hop lor !>mdll
busmesses on clPH•lopmq a
Saturday, February 3, 200 I A9
business plan from 9 a.m. to
noon at Nabonal Uruversity,
3390 Hdrbor Blvd , Costa
MeSd $20 m advance and
$25 at the door (714) 550-
7369
' Davtd Gabbe, author ol two
books on vegetanan nutntion
dnd cookmg. will teelch a
cook.mg cldss bUed • Explor-
mg Soy" from 6 to 9 pm at
the Costa Meitd Neighbor-
hood Commumty Center,
1845 Park Ave $30, plus a
$10 nldh1 ndls fee (714) 327-
7525
WEDNESDAY
The Mf'n's Fellowship Break-
ld!>I of St Andrew's Presby-
l<'ndn Church will takP pldce
di 7 a m dl the church, oOO St
Andre>w\ Rodd, Newport
Bedc h $2 50 14441 574-2239
Recruiten. from 20 public and
pnvalP < olleqe., will v1s1t
Ordnqt• Codst Colll'<W from
ti 30 d m to 12 30 pm d i the
collPCJ P no I FdlfVll'W Rodd,
Co'>ld f\.11''-d Fre>P 17 14 I 432-
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A work.shop, "Money-Mak-
ing Opportunities with Your
Home-Based Computer,· will
be offered at 6:30 p.m. at Cos-
ta Mesa High School, 2650
Fairview Drive. $45. (714)
432-5880.
A Ume-management work-
shop will begin at 8 a.m. at
Orange Coast College, 2701
Fairview Road, Costa Mesa.
$175. (714) 432-5880.
A Cal Poly university repre-
sentatlve will be available
from 1 to 4 p.m. at Orange
Coast College, 2701 Fauview
Road, Costa Mesa. Free. (714)
432-5894.
Shop at 4 p.m. at the shop,
2600 B. Coast Highway,
Corona del Mar. Pree. (949)
64G--'111.
A workshop on beJplng your
child succeed in school will
be held from 7 to 9 p.m. at
Orange Coast College, 2701
Fairview Road, Costa Mesa.
$45. (714) 432-5880.
A six-session wrtttng work-
shop hosted by the Newport
Beach Community Services
Department will begin at 7
p.m. at Oasis Senior Center,
800 Marguerite Ave., Room 4,
Corona del Mar. $98. (949)
644-3151.
A four-week session on bow
to change careers will begin
at 6:30 p.m. at Costa Mesa
High School, 2650 Fairview
Road. $185. (714) 432-5880. A workshop on developing
great resources will be • offered from 6 to 9 p.m. at An lnformattonal meeting on
Costa Mesa High School a roonthlong foreign lan-
2650 Fairview Road $75'. guage program in Italy will
(714) 432-5880. be presented at 6 p.m. at Orange Coast College, 2701
Fairview Road, Costa Mesa.
Free. (714) 438-4702. A workshop, "Crowing
Plants Indoors . . . Tbe Easy
Way,• will be presented at
9:30 a .m. at Sherman Library
& Gardens, 2647 E. Coast
Highway, Corona del Mar.
$25. Reservations are
required. (949) 673-2261.
The American Cancer Society
will present a class titled
"Look Good ... Feel Better"
tor cancer patients at 10 a.ru.
at Hoag Hospital, 1 Hoag
Drive, Bwld.mg 41 , Newport
Beach. Trained cosmetologists
will work with patients with
makeup, wig and turban bps
to help hide the signs of radia-
tion and chemotherapy treat-
ment. Free. (949) 261-9446.
THURSDAY
A sem.ina.r on the joy of soy
will be hosted by Mother's
Market at 6:30 p .m. at the
market, 225 E. 17th St., Costa
Mesa. Free. (949) 631-4741.
1be fourth annual designer
trunk show and silent auction
will be hosted by the Amen-
can Cancer Society Discovery
South Coast Plaza will host
the 21st Orchids International
Show and Sale Feb. 8 to 11 on
all three levels of the Crate &
BarreVMacy's Home Wing.
3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa.
Hours are 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Feb. 8 and 9, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Feb. 10 and 11 a.m. to 6:30
p.m. Feb. 11. (949) 261-2216.
"State and Federal Payroll
Reporting Requirements,• a
program presented by Lori
Everson, will be held at 7 p.m.
af the Newvart Beach Central
Library's Friends Meeting
Room, 1000 Avocado Ave.
Free. (949) 717-3801.
FEB. 10
Breast cancer screenings will
be sponsored by the Harbor
Christian Fellowship, the
YMCA and the Susan G .
Komen Breast Cancer Foun-
dation at the fellowship
church, 740 W. Wilson St.,
Costa Mesa. Free. Call for
appointment. (714) 935-9720.
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"Cast Form 65" and other works by Howard Ben Tre are
part of an exhibit. "Interior/Exterior," that will open
today and run through May 6 at the Orange County
Museum of Art. 850 San Oemente Drive, Newport Beach.
Ben Tre will give a free lecture about bis work from noon
to 1 p.m. Tuesday. Museum hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p .m.
Tuesdays through Sundays. $4 or $5. (949) 759-1122.
A dog wedding, pug adop-
tions and a smoochin' pooch
contest will all begin at 1 p.m.
at The Barkery. 322 Marine
Ave., Newport Beach. Free.
(949) 67.5-0364.
Orange Coast College
accounting students will offer
Reg. $26.95
free income tax preparation
services to low-income, dis-
abled, non-English-speaking
residents and senior citizens
from 1 to 5 p.~. Feb. 10, 17,
24, ·March 3, 10, 17, 24, 31
and April 14 at the campus,
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The Prelldendal Motorcade
CWsic Car and Motorcycle
• Show will be held from 9 a.m.
to 3 p.m. at the Onmge County
Market Place, 88 Fair Drive.
Costa Mesa. The event will
feature more than t,000 ven-
dors, entertainment. a cherry·
pie eating contest and a peanut
bag-tossing C9Dlpetition..$10 or
$15. (949) 12)--6663.
C.reen Sy1tems International ,
will h(>l~ an orchid sale from 9
a.m. to 4 p.m. Feb. 10 and1f1
a\ Preen Systeffi!\ lntema-
tional Orchid Nursery, 20362
Birch St., Newport Beach.
(949) 756-1211.
The 552 Club'• 2001 Sweet-
Heart Ball will be held at 6:30
p.m. at the Four Seasons
Hotel, 690 Newport Center
Drive, Newport Beach. $450
per couple, $225 per individ-
ual. Reservations are
required. (949) 574-7208.
fEB. 11
The Newport Beacb Central
Library will present •A Rag-
time Feast,• a chance to learn
about a musical style unique
to America, at 3 p.rn. in the
Friends Meeting Room, 1000
Avocado Ave. (949) 717 -3801.
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FEB. 12
The Orange County Sierra
Singles will meet at 6:30 p.m.
at the Costa Mesa Neighbor·
hood Community Center,
1845 Park Ave .. Costa Mesa.
$2 to $5. (714) 963-6345.
HI. 13
A seminar on living with a
healthy heart will be hosted
by Mother's Market at 6:30
p.m. at the market, 225 E.
17th St., Costa Mesa. Free.
(949) 631-4741.
FEB. 14
The Newport Beach Public
Library Foundation·s Manu-
scripts Book Discussion Group
will meet at 9:30 a.m. for the
morning group and 7:30 p.m.
for the evening group at the
library, 1000 Avocado Ave.
Free. (949) 717-3890.
Dolly Pilot
ReUred Teacben are lnvtte4
to meet at 1 p.m. at the Costa
Mesa Community Center,,
1845 Park Ave., Costa Mesa;"' .
Free. (714) 968-~834.
The Newport Harbor Area
Chamber of Commerce will
present nutritional and fitness
expert Rodney Burreson of
Roex Inc. at the noon net-,
working luncheon at the
Hyatt Newporter. 1107 Jam-
boree Road, Newport Beach.:1
$25, or $20 for members.
(949) 729-4400.
lbe Corona del Mar dwn-
ber of Commerce will hold a
Valentine Networking Mixer
with live music from 5:30 to
7:30 p.m. at the Bahia
Corinthian Yacht Club, 1601
Bayside Dnve, Corona del
Mar. (949) 673-4050.
FEB. 15
Federal Election Commis-
sioner Darryl Wold will speak
at the Speak Up Newport's
20th annual Mayor's Dinner
at 6 p.m. at the Marriott
Hotel, 900 Newport Center
Dnve. Newport Beach. $50.
(949) 224-2266.
The Costa Mesa Chamber of
Commerce Breakfast Boost
will take place at 7:15 a.m. at
the Costa Mesa Country
Club, 1701 Golf Course
Drive, Costa Mesa. $17. (714)
885-9090.
The American Cancer Soci-
ety will present its annual
volunteer celebration and
luncheon, themed ·we Love
Our Volunteers,• at tt 1:30
a.m. 'at ~e Newport Beach
Mamott, 900 Newport. Center
Dnve. Registrabon will begin
at 11 a.m. $25. Reservations
required. (949) 261 -9446.
FEB. 16
Sylvia Earle, a marine biolo-
gist, author, consultant and
lecturer, will discuss caring for
our seas at 7 p.m. at the New-
port Beach Public Library,
1000 Avocado Ave. The event
will indude a buffet dlnner.
$50. (71 4) 740-2000.
Qrqe County
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do it again with a hip-mounted of waiting -auxed Wlth
camera. then a twnmy cam-moments of appearing
CONTINUED FROM A 1 era, then a band-held camera, interested as the scene was
and a head-mounted camera, repeated and repeated -was
Have you ever wondered
each wit'.h setup delays, =· nothing could quite mistake delays, probl~ the demeaning factor as how a pot or flowers feels on a delays end film changes the numbeB of extras expanded busy day? And all the while, I and depleted from day to day.
It's a thought I had never continued my role of a flower Some days there were about
entertained until I found out pot, a necessity to complete 200 of us. Other days as many
firsthand the life and times of the scene as some 88 or so as 1,500.
a movie extra, which can have sportswnters double-ringed Hold.mg the key was dll
its ups (as described above) the square circle as the two obviously inexpenenced
&nd a few downs, of whlch I combatants duked it out fellow who would shout at one
don't believe many are aware and all to •sit down• or "be
NOT SO GLAMOROUS qwet" or "get in line" as his
SITTING, TAKE AITTR TAKE ' The dally routine began in echoes bounced off one
As a flower pot, I found a line for a voudler, m a line to another.
myself sitting at a press table receive my clothes, in a line Meanwhile, the hammenng
for roughly 10 hours a day, a for •hair and makeup,· where by the carpenters would tattoo
span that (counting three I receJVed my "honey" message. his speech into oblivion, dlld
hours of ·~g time,• three and in a line to proceed to the everyone would Just look at
hours for th round-trip dnve set, where the warm glow of one another m a hopeless
to a San F do-based 275 lights above the nng pro-manner.
warehouse and another hour vided a toasty feeling dfter
for "lunch•) would consume surviving refrigerator-Wee A CAN'T-MISS PlAYER
some 16 to 17 hours daily. I got temperatures in the It went on and on Wee this,
home at 4 a.m. one day. 5:15 adjacent holding area. from start to finish.
a.m. another. At rught. the process At the end of the second
Situated in the front row, reversed itseU, as you day, one about to get aboard
some SIX feet to the left of the basically checked out with no the bus, wtuch would
comer, where Mann and bJs stnngs attached each nay. transport you back to the
entourage huddled around •How glamorous!· WdS parking area. blurted out, ·1
two morutors, I found one comment m the Dally feel Wee I'm going from one
myseU within bearing range Ptlot newsroom a couple cb, gulag to another.·
as they chscussed take after days before it all started Still, you would tell yoursell
take Qf the storied Ca.ssius I thought about that that this was all wonderful
Clay-Sonny Liston comment on the first ddy I was You've made the cut, it's d
heavyweight champ1onshlp moved from the wardrobe line pdytheck, and you're In d
bout. one of the key compon~ts to the makeup line, then fU'St-rale movie.
to the story of one of the moved bdck to the wardrobe Ah, yes. The cut. I mdclt! 1t.
world's all-bme figures. line. then moved to anothPr H ow could I miss? I'm c1
•No, that's not what I ar0!1, then back to the sportswnter. Have been for.
want.• Mann would say. "l-lls wardrobe line, and finally to well. a long time. And I look
head's belng cut off.· and he chscover the wardrobe I had like one, espeoally from the
would bound into the nng, been fitted for two weeks 'bOs A l.Jttle lumpy, glasse!>,
grab the camera and go earl.Jer no longer eXlSted not too many locks. a wtute
through the process tumself to But what really brought the male, and a bit drab. How
see exactly what was or "glamorous· item into focus could I miss?
wasn't avdilable WdS the first brne I found 1t After a game of musical
The boxers returned to the necessary to find another lllle, chdll'S, I found mysell in the
ring, Liston swings wlldly, for the restroom. bdck row on Day 1, but the
Clay dances, dodges and pulls A descnption isn't director came through,
back, another missed punch necessary. Just think of the looking over each of his flower
by Liston, another and worst situation possible and pots. told the young one 10
another. double 1t. front of me to "stand up,· and
FIJldlly, Liston ties tum up A day later, there were told me to take off the hdt one
and gets a couple of sol.Id out-of-order nbbons across the of the prop guls had plunked
shots to Clay's Slde. M ore ,doors, dild portable wuts were on my head.
danong. more InlSsed placed outside But for that We went to lunch, returned
punches, and then Clay enb.re ddy (and rught), 1t was to ·One spot.· and one of the
counterpunches. gnm beyond bellef aSS1Stant dlrectors announced
And so it went., day after The lunch line did not take that anyone who had been
day, ldke after take, scene that long to get through. but asked to stand. was lo move
after scene as heavyweight after you went through 1t, you back. As my fnend m front of
Michael Bentt, superbly playing sort of wished it had taken me was getting his matendl
the role o( Liston, watched his longer One of the assistd!lts together, they told me to move
face detenorate with the help would be shouting, as you up into his seat.
o( makeup. placed food on your trdy, So there I was, nght where
After 12 to 15 takes of a "Move ill Move it!" I belonged.
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Saturday. Febvoty 3, 2001 All
resume was clearly a although I receJVed what the Waxman. often, to the delight
nonissue. I asked a couple of agency had Sclld they would of all
Screen Actors Guild actors pay earlier for the first day,
why they would want me which was roughly double KEEPING QUIET
here, at all. and the response that. plus mileage, plus $1 an Funny Uungs happen at
was that it was the •Pwpte hour for wa1cing in a "smokmg" these Uungs.
Theory.· They didn't want all Sltuanon It was presumably a For lllSlance, at the pre-
actors. SAG delor's wage. fight scene, two photographers
Next to me was a chap m After that, 1t dWllldled to and a long11me craggy-laced
hls mid-70s, a fellow I would the ·50 for s· routine, and extrd spent considerable time
learn was from Bnghton in after quesnorung 1t Wlth the schemlhg .bow they could
England, a veteran of corporal, I Just let 1t go I didn t steal the scene, become
Normandy and presently a want !()get the boot. engaged in d big d.Lscussion,
resident of Lancaster, Aubrey After ctll, 0dv1d Niven Wdl> and demdnd • dll upgrade•
Crew. getting $2 50 d ddy dS dJ1 fee for thelf efforts After
He, too, WdS in the •nght extrd m 1938 I low could I doing 1t three of four times, the
spot.• I was to learn later. Out complain? duector cdffie over to them
of my line of sight as we So the routme went, and and told them to please stop u
entered the nng area, he was after the llf'it ddy·~ frenzy, 1t On the second day's shoot.
headed for tus spot IJl the actuctlly ~med oottPr two photographers were
stands, whlch he had been On th"' thlfd or fow1h ddy cb:srrus500 when ll ~ c::bsooYered
assigned, only to tnp over the scnpt cd.lll"<i for Cldy's they were shooting live film
some wirlllg. explOSJon di Uw weigh-LO v..'lUl Wlth their own cameras Too
He fell on tus face, tus Liston, dnd dbout 100 of ui. ldte ThE' next day's Star, one
glasses dtggmg mto bJs were herdc.>d LOto d room of thCJ'>l• tdblo1ds you had in a
forehead, leaVUlg a nasty where I thouqht I \\ci!> Loldlly l.Jquor -.tore, hdd shots from
gash. An assistant director oul of the p1tturl' the hr..t de1y's shoot.
rushed to his aid, deaned tum ThE'n one of th(' director.. Abo in the we1gh-m scene,
up and promptly put him into split the herd to mdke room on one occd!i1on, di\
the first row of press, where he for Cldy to mt1rch m. dnd dfter expenc>nced SAG dctor
remained throughout the hrst several shoVl''> !rum lx•tund decided he couJd not stay
Llston-Oay fight. Hts solubon dnd some !>lompang on my Wlthul the rrdmPwork of what
for the cold was two paU'S of feet from m tront uf mt', I WdS cilre>ad~ lJemg shot and,
long-johns and two T-sturts I found my-.(•lf dCh1dll) m the literd.ll) dnd hgurdUvely,
settled for two pal1'S of sock!. nuddle of thl' '>< <•m• I llunk IE'apfnx1qert over me and into
Another in the hrst row WdS Liston I.!> <Jl'lll1l11,we1ghed tn tht• dJ'>I<' ni>tlily rollidtng Wlth
lrvme resident Jun Manos. dt 218 wh..-n C 'lt1} enters, Will Snuth tC!dv). as he was
who was moved from the shoubng dnd < uN.nq. cctllmg mdlunq tu-. •·XJt
stands to hll a hole m press Liston d fev.. c ho1Ct· ncm11·'> The• ddy dlter the weigh-in
row. A former Manne Corps before Liston h•t1\P'o. ~ -.<ene dnd between nng51de
captain and d veteran of the Cdsstus hdrct""'"' llwn '>houL.:, <ohob, Uw httle rorpordl
Korean War, he WdS d retlred down the· pH''>'> l1<•fcnP PXllmq rc>drht'<l m d!ld pulled out all
school teacher of some 4 2 I tlunk I m in 11, hl<J But. vnu of thl' JH<">s dnd put us LO seats
years. H e, too, tound 1t d l.JtUe know, thf'} ht1w Pnouqh Wm dd)dC c•nt to dn dlSle. where
hard on the psyche to accept to mdkl' <1 dc11t•n mo\H~ dl1d \\Lil <.;nuth V..dS malang tu.s
the Gestapo-1.ike attitudes of what dctudlh t Onll'" lorth IS nnq ~ntrdncc>
the greenhorn m chdrge of the dnyone..., qt11"...,.., I don t tlunk I couJc!n I l.>f'l.Jeve 1t The
holding area, d~ well as tus the\ know thl•ni.wl\ E". gu) whu I.!> next to Coseb IS on
underlings At tht' t-ncl of thl· Cid) -th(• dtslP I m on~sear away
Llston hqht. lhl'T<' 1.., d rU5h of trom tlw <W:.le Snuth IS corrung
BEATS MINIMUM WAGE wnters <>tonrunq thP nng I down the· <W>le. the camera is
Well, there's a pnre you dechned tht• mv11<1Uon dJ1d, JO fl~·I cth<•dd of me
have to endure to bed iudgmg by th1• numb<"T of As thP corporal neared, I
Hollywood sort, and besides, people whu WNl' lt1.lhnq ctnd told him I lhoughl I was
they were paying us, so why beLOg stomr)(•d rm over th(• pronum•nt tn the pre-hght
fight it? COUI'Sf> of ~('VPrctl ldke<>, ti Wd.'> --c<>ne lhL'> didn't make sense
Payday IS any ddy you d gredl den-.1on He '><Uc! ·You dnd everybody
receive a check in the mc:Ul for \.\ill Sm 1th pr• 1\ t'<I tfl bed l'bt->
one day's work. cld:.s dct from -.ldr1 to hru!>h ·\h to h(• d potted flower
It's $50 for eight hours Tlfel~s ..., 1th h1an1or dnd verv Ectiun I hdd tned to
($6.25 per hour), llrne dnd a shdrp dhWll(.><, ~OU \\ill lind expldlO to d couple of nngSlde
ha.JI for the next two. then yourseU bt'hl'VlnlJ he ~ tndeed dSSJStdnl'> that typewnters
double time alter thdl. It J\..luharrundd Alt lwlore you don't '>ll '>Ide by side LO press
works out to someUung dose leave the thPdlt'r TO\\ It d0t~:.n'~ work Carnages
to $90 for a 12-hour day alter He kepi PVt•ryone loo:.t:' colhd•·
taxes. w1th he; ant10>, lf:'d"LOY the
That's what every , ·makeup lctdy, punctunq thP
nonuruon pldyer gets, top asc;1i.ldnt dm•c-tor. 11.llchdel SEE ALI PAGE A 12
200 1 CURRENT SUPPORT CAMPAIGN
KICKS OFF
FEB 1 -MARCH 1
Last year, the YMCA of Orange County's eight branches, helped more
than 50,000 youths and families feel good about themselves and others
through programs that promote healthy spmt, m no and body But every
year, Orange County's need for values-based YMCA programs continues to
grow.
You can help Each year, your friends. neighbors fam ily and coworkers
give their time and their money to support YMCA '\olut1ons to the pressing
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Join their efforts today with a generous gift to the YMCA Together. you
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SKATE LIFE
CONTINUED FROM A 1 CONTINUED FROM A 1
Council members approved When Billy would dl,lJTlp a
plans l4st year to build a skate carton o( milk on the floor or hit
park at Lions Park. but hisheadagalnsthern~until
changed their mlnds after ll would start to bleed,
neighbors pointed out potential Nemeth's reactions were
flooding and traffic problems, •mostly verbal -yelling.• she
as well as diminishing green said. •Although there were
space at the site. times that I would have to walk
In October, the council out of the room. There were
approved a new -though still times when I wanted lo rip my
controversial -location at hair off my head.•
Hamilton and Charle streets. While Nemeth .said she
With designs in the final stages, steered clear of the drug dur-
the city ls on schedule to bid for ing her three pregnancies -
a contractor to build the park she gave birth to a third chtld
this month. in September 1999 -her decl-
Thal schedule -unless sion to put her youngest son
Robinson, Steel or Monahan up for adoption sent he r spi-
change their rrunds -would raling into a reliance on speed
have to be scrapped to keep her going.
Michael Schearer, the for-"The !boy's) father left me
mer parks corruruss1oner who during the pregnancy,•
resigned over the issue, is Nemeth Sdid. ·1 went through
among several residents who d lot emotionally.•
a re happy to hdve dnother I Although the adoption
chance to convince the counnl brought the drug back into her
to reverse its de<:tS1on We, it d.lso helped her to bredk
A number of skdtebOdrdf>~ free from her addiction, she
SdY they are distressed by the sdacl.
reVJew They feur 1t could d98JJ'l Nemeth opted for a so-de~y ~e bwld1ng of the Jldrk. caUed open adoption, which
We re 1ust go1~g to qo on dllows her to stay in touch Wlth
forever dnd .ever, Scll<I l'dul her son's adoptive parents. S~~tt of (. OSld MPSd. "Th<• Although the family lives in
kids 1ust lost anothPr month Centrdl California, they usu-
and a!mng to losE:' many, dlly stop by Nemeth's apdrl· many re I hope they can
find d s t dnd sllll bujJd 1t this /
yedI. I think regdrdl~ss of who
says what at this meellng, the ALI
issue IS gmng to be C'dsl bdck to
the begiruung I'm certcunly not
gwmg up, but at the same tune, CONTINUED FROM A 11
I'm very disappointed with the
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on them·
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ment when Vlsiting relatives
in Santa Ana, she M.ld.
·1 never had anything pos-
itive happen.• Nemeth said.
•when (the open adoption)
happened, things seemed to
fall into place, and 1 was able
to let go.•
A NEEDED OPPORTUNITY
Wben Nemeth realized how
other mothers she knew with
drug addictions mistreated
their children, she decided to
•seek help before I got to that.•
l ler social worker told her
about the Orange County
Child ~buse Prevention
Center's Tender Care
Parenting Program. The center
helps about 100 families in
Orange County each year
through Tender Care, center
officials sald Overall, the cen-
ter served 18,034 children in
7,489 families in the county
last year.
Nemeth took up the oppor-
turuty to receive help.
Polf\bng to the latest statiS-
llcs for child abuse in Orange
County, center officidls said
. programs such as Tender Care
helped to prevent abuse in the
first place.
Las t year, lhe Orange
County Ctuld Abuse Registry
reported 27, 720 cases of child
abuse -a 7% increase com-
pared Wlth 1999.
"lt ts simply unacceptable in
speak to the star, let alone ask
for an autogrdph.
But 1t didn't say anything
about adVJSors, so I asked the
real Angelo Dundee for an
autogrc.1ph. A very graoous
sort, he dSked me my name
and then WTOle, •To Roger,
thanlu. for aslung, Angelo
Dundee.·
On my ldst ddy 1 was in the
~econd row of two 1973 fights
George Foreman versus
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., It is simply
unacceptable in a
county as wealthy and
well-educated as
Orange County that
we should allow 76
childr en to be victims
of reported child
abuse daily. H
Kathy McCarntll
Orange County Child Abuse
Prevention Center executive
director
a county as wealthy and well-
educated as Orange County
that we should allow 76 chil-
dren to be victims of reported
child abuse daily,• said Kathy
McCarrell, the center's execu-
bve director.
Tender Care, designed to
help struggling parents come
up with better ways to raise
their children, allowed Nemeth
to meet with a volunteer al her
home over a period of severaJ
months to talk about problems
she had with her children.
Barbara Scherzer, one of the
center's chemical addiction
counselors, also visited Nemeth
to help her deal with her drug
addiction.
The one-on-one sessions
Ken Norton, followed by
Norton's victory over All in
San Diego, breaking All's 1aw
in the process.
Both fights are limited to
about two scenes apiece. U I'm
visible in either, t would be
amazed. Su.rely I'll be visible
m the Liston fight, but to what
degree is anybody's guess.
At the end of the All-
Norton fight, there is an exit
scene and I'm on the aisle, but
as All approaches, l'm afraid
I'm overwhelmed and mashed
by the surging fans.
Even if I suffer a shutout, it
proved successful for Nemeth,
who said support groups bad
only increased ber cravings for
the drug.
•Hearing other people's
[addiction] stories made me
want to use more,• Nemeth
said, adding that she's been
clean for about a year.
Not that quitting came easy
to her.
Nemeth said she cried often
duri.rfg her first meeting with
Scherzer. While her days start-
ed to seem brighter and she
experienced happiness for the
first time in her life, her new-
found sobriety forced her to
deal with bet depression rather
than numb it with the drug,
she said.
"I wasn't aware of the pain
t.hdt I felt inside," Nemeth said.
·When the drug stopped, that's
what scared me the most.•
Scherzer put Nemeth in
touch with a doctor who pre-
scnbed an antidepressant. By
trying to hide her depression
with speed. Nemeth worsened
her condition because the drug
depletes the brain of serotonin,
the body's natural antidepres-
sant, Scherzer said.
EASING PROBLEMS ...,
Since she's been drug-free,
Nerneth's relationship with her
children has improved, she
said.
While her son and daughter
was a great experience, a
change of pace and, as a
movie fan, I developed a great
appreciation for the extras.
And, besides, maybe I'll show
up in the crowd, camera left,
second row in from the aisle!
Al the end of the fin;t Liston
hght, I turned in my clothing.
including the wretched shirt
Lhal I had worn for some 116
hours. and told the girl, • 1
lhtnk this thing can stand up
by itself."
Happily, I left, knowing the
next day called for a new
wardrobe.
Doily Pilot
essentlally replaced adult
friends during Nemeth's addk:·
tion, she's now started to build
a sod.al circle, plans to return to
work soon and tries to deal
with her kids' problems in
more productive ways, she
said. •The kids calmed down
when I cleaned up,• she said.
•We still have problems, but
we're able to talk them out. I
don't lose control. I don't
become angry. Unfortunately,
I said a lot of things that. I
regret.·
Energetic Billy gets to help
O\lt around tbe house, vacu-
uming floors and doing the,
dishes. Nemeth also tries to Us·
ten more carefully to her 7~
year-old daughter. She even
attends PTA events and bas
helped at Thanksgiving din-
ners and •doughnuts for dads"
and •muffins for moms• events
at the school. ·
•aefore, my lads were my
motivation for everything,•
Nemeth said. "My kids need
that. I'm golilg to do that for my
kids.
•To be a better person. I've
got to be happy myseU. I'm a
good person. I am. I don't need
the drugs to make me happy.
Right now, even though we're
not financially secure, l'm able
to handle 1t a lot better ....
Everything is looking up. We're
a lot happier.•
The next day, they gave me
a new coat, which didn't bl,
and no shirt.
"Just use the same shirt
you've been wearing,• she
said.
By noon. I had made up my
mind. recalling some com-
ments made a few weeks ago
on the national scene.
•Jt's time for me to go," I
told mysell.
Once again. a good deo-
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z.oning requirements and development standards for 2-story
residences In all zones. The proposed ordin'ance includes
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approval of new 2-atory residences as well as 2-story additions
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Saturday, Febrvory 3, 2001 Al3
Honorees make a difference
]or people with disabilities
ACWSIC MNT
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'f he 22nd annual Walter
Knott Service Awards
wUl be presented Feb.
23 by event sponsor Good-
Will Industries of Orange
County. The luncheon tribute
will unfold at 'The Hyatt
Regency in In1ne tq tionor tour individuaISwho have
made •significant conbibu-
i ns to improving the quah-
of life for people with dis-
ilities, • said Joann Wal-
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•The luncheon is also a
..tay to raise cribcally needed
fundsforeducabon,tra.ming
and employment at Good-
will,• she said.
Walter Knott, founder of
Knott's Berry Parm, was the
first recipient of the Goodwill
Service Award m 1978, and
it was subsequently renamed
in his memory to continue
the legacy of philanthropy
d volunteerism embraced
by Knott during his Wetime.
Members or the Knott
f&.Jpily are prominent New-
port Beach residents. Daugh-
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Marton Knott Montapert
and Toni Knott Oliphant will
be joined by fanuly members
and friends such as Russell
BY/. Cook
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Freedom Newspapers in
sponsoring the upcommg
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The 2001 honorees are
Ellzabeth Pbilllps, Katherine
Sherwood, Gall Williamson
and Norma Yorde.
Phillips is being honored
for her work as an interna-
tional advocate against child
abuse. She lost her sight at
the age or 6 months, when a
nanny shook her so violently
that she was severely
Uljured.
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A14 Saturday, February 3, 2001
Direction,
acting saves
'Winslow Boy'
from dullness
By Tom Tttus
P erseverance is a time-
honored English tralt. It
got the Bnl<; through
two world wars. And Just
before the hrst one started, 1t
got one farruly through a
legal entanglement that
THEATER
REVIEW
could have
been subtitled
-Mission
Impossible •
-The
Winslow Boy,· now on stdge
at the Newport Thedlre Arts
Center. 1s bdsed on the true
story of a 14-year-Qld militdry
cadet's disnussdl for the theft
of a five-shilling postal note.
The boy procldimed hJs inno-
cence, dnd hJs farruly look
the case all the way to the
eqwvalent of our Supreme
Court.
Playwnght Terence RattJ-
gan's dramdtlzallon of the
incident LS a long. demand-
ing and qw te talky penod
piece that nevertheless grad-
ually becomes qwte nveting.
SplendJdly staged, with
attention to rrunuscule detatl.
by Darlene Hunter Chaffee,
the drama 1s an absorbmg,
thought-provolung produc-
tion.
At Newport, two perfor-
mances more than compen-
sate for any other mterpre-
tive weakness that might be
present. The boy's stem
father, a fearsome man with
an ironclad rrund-set, ts
superbly enacted by Jack
M essenger, whil~ the family's
equally deterrruned solJcitor
(lawyer) is brilliantly por-
trayed by Graham Barnard.
M essenger skillfully peels
several layers of hls character
-the regal patnarch. the
deterrruned fa ther m quest of
JUSbce and, eventually, the
humbled famtly man who
realizes the consequences hls
quixotic quest may have on
his famtly, and already have
had on his daughter's
impend.tng mamage.
Through 1t all, as his physical
condition palilful.ly worseris,
he pursues his course wtth
steadfast resolve. ·
While playgoers may
question the prospect of
knighthood being confirmed
on so youthful a recipient,
they undoubtedly wlU be
greatly moved by Barnard's
SEE WINSLOW PAGE A17
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2150 Bonita canyon Road. Newport Beach. The 10th annual coo.cert will future local
accomplished pianists Marilyn Bently, Debra Bendhieim, Sue Bunker and Jill Money.
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STEVE MC CRANK I DAILY P!l.01
Erle Macklin, right. he lps Janell Searles, left, align a photo that ls part of a Juried, student photography exhibition at Orange Coast College.
Macklin was one of three producers of the show, which features a wide variety of subject matter ln both color and black and whJte prints.
t
In the
Images in Orange Coast
College's juried photo exhibit,
set to open Monday, vary
from babies to bleachers
Young Chang
D AILY P1LOT
T he upcoming Jwied photo exhlblt at
Orange Coast College is titled -Zone I,"
w hich is a good sign.
In photography lmgo. the zone system 1s
part of the exposure and development procei.s
Zone zero is a paper base of black Zone 10 1s
wlute Organizers of this year's photo show
plan to sit back for the next 10 years dnd not
worry about future show titles.
OCC students Enc Mackbn, Damian Tsut-
sumida and Htdek.J Yoshil put together the
show and are that confident their first-tune
pro1ect will last
-we wanted to do this to offer something to
the students that was om own,· sdld Mack.ltn,
a photography ma1or at the college. -It offers
up a chance -an mcenuve -to have thPse
big photographers come down and look di
their work."
Dennis Keeley, a photography mstructor at
UC Irvine, as well as profess1onal photogra-
phers Vic Huber and Larry Wiese, j4dged the
student entries. Fifty black· and white, color
and cllg1tal works were ·selected from more
SEE ZONE PAGE 17
Writer is just a 70-year-old kid
Corona d el Mar's Shirley Schieber turned
tragedy into joy by writing children s books
Young~
DAILY PILOT
S hidey Schieber lives in a
Coron.a del Mar home she
calls "the Mole Hole.• Sh,e
jokes about her We -she feels
she is stuck in a Gary Larson car-
toon. She calls herself •a kid."
But a tragedy brought the 70-
year·old children's book author to
this point. Her oldest son died as a
teenager about 20 years ago, and
it was then that she began writing
stories about little boys. For years
and years she did this, unW one
day she wrote about a little girl
· at the Newport Beach Tennis
Club, where she w orks part time.
"Kid Stuff,• her compilation of
stories and verses, was recently
released for saJe online. Some of
the stories it contains are
•etarence the Clam,• •Mainly
Moristers• and •A Tale of a Kite.•
Though she started from grief,
her stories are fun. They involve a
clam, monsters that come allve
and a boy who lea.ms about shar-
ing.
Scb.leber said there is one main
ingredient to a really great dlil-
dien'1 book: fun.
m
WHAT: Shirley Schieber signs
•teid Stuff•
. WHEN: 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday
WHERE:The NewportBe~h
Tennis Club, 2601 Eastbluff
Drive, Newport Beach
~Free
CAU: (949) 644-0050
like weird stuff but the kid.I do.•
~G fl'Y I DM.Y P'l.OT
Ch0d.ren'1 book author Shirley Schieber ls IWTOWlded by her work
In her Corona del Mar home. ·
•At which point 1 knew J had
probably healed my mind,•
Schieber said.
She will sign books W~y
•Anything that gets their atten·
tion. gets them involved, their
imagination going,• she said
•Rhymi.Dg, alliteration -Uu.s
grabs kids .... The adults may not .
One of the lessons Schieber
could teach is the valu.e of perse-
verance. About three ye.an ago, a
near-fatal car accident left her
blind in her right eye. For a while,
Schieber co'uldQ't see, and sbe
worried she woUJd not be able to
readagam.
SEE WRITER PAGE 17
•111tatk FIVE ..
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Doily Pilot
. . . . DATEBOOK Soturday, Febtvory 3, 2001 AIS
SCR does not 'neglect ~ strong acting in black comedy
By Tom Titus
P sychiatry. dnd wme peo-
• 1 ple's desperate depen-
dence on tt. hM been
exanuned by wnters from
Ouistopher Durarg to Woody
Allen. \&lally in a highly comi· ca.I. satirical vem.
When John Guare took on
TH~ATER
REVIEW
the topic 20 years
ago in his play
"Bosoms and
Neglect"
wtuchSouth
Coast Repertory
pounced on alm~t unmechate·
ly -he brought 1t one step fur.
lher. Jt's still uprod.OOUS)y funny.
but t.tus JS qwte debrutely a
black comedy, eliobng ldughter
<1nd shudders sunul~ly
FYI
WHAT: ·sosoms and
Neglect•
WHERE: Second Stage of
South Coast Repertory,
655 Town Center Drive,
Costa Mesa
WHEN: 7:45 p.m. Tuesday
through Sunday. with
matinees at 2 p.m. Satur-
day and Sunday
COST: S26-S47
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apcutment lS sheer wtute-as
d!E> Uw hWldreds or books
th<>rein. unsoiled by d.Oytlung
ih mW1c1rtnP d.S bU~ on their
JdCkets
and dangerous, a sbmulatmg
and wildly pas.9onate woman.
lt's the 6.nest SCR wcrk yet
fran this familiar adJ'eSI,
Oxnplebng the strange pic-
ture is Lynn Milgrim as Scoop-
er's octogenanan mom. who's
stranger than either d the oth·
er two, warding off~ with
a statue of SL Jude -a scene
Guare reportedly based on Ins
own mother's oddness. Mil·
grim's Henny IS a fnnge char·
acter m the first act but comes
well into her own in the sec·
ond. punctuated by an~
eel monologl 1e that closes the
play.
Scanb.n's sceruc designs per-
fectly match the psychologx:al
brashness of Guare's story,
abetted splendld.ly by Shlgeru
Ya11's costumes and York
Kennedy's bghbng effects The
all-wrote apartment. with its
Dab-esque arrangement of
books. IS a master sceruc
stroke.
SCR hds brouqht Guare's
Jrermed tale or three ce.rt1fJed
nut cases back to IL'> Second
Sldge for a product:Jon d.tnpb-
bt'd by stunrunc1 ~t design and
hghbng effect'> -not to men-
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ll'ldJlCE!S m whdl ml.l.5t be OOE' of
the most phy<;acdlly dc•md.n<bng
projects Cdch hell> klc.kJc'(j
1be satmc i.1dllc electnoty
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David Chambers stir.. thtS roll-
ing kettle of emobontil broth
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WJth the physi.CdJ <1nd ('ffiObOl'l.d.J
bloodletting thdt L'> both
require<l and deffidl1dcd for this
sort of a pldy to i.11cc-eed dS well
South Coast Repertory's Second Stage production of John Guare's "Bosoms & Neglect"
directed by stars Tim Choate as Scooper, foreground, and Cindy Katz as Deirdre.
Tu11 Chc)dlP dellvers a rag-
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the concfibon of tui. mother,
whom he Wl.!.h('<> d£>dd, and tus
dlfcUr wtlh d budcly'i. wl.fe.
which L'> cnunbbng cUound
him
•Bosoms and Neglect" IS a
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sendup of psychldtry to rrval
Chnstopher Durdllg's ·Beyond
Therapy.·
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thirtyish people, Scooper and
Deirdre, who share a common
psychldtnst -and who are
both excessively bummed out
when the shnnk talces a vdca-
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$72. (71 4) 755-5799.
FORTY FINGERS
Two pianos, four women,
eight hands -Porty Fingers
will perform specially adopt-
ed music of Liszt, Brahms,
Bach, Joplin, Debussy and
more at 7:30 p.m. Friday
dnd Feb. 10 in the Church of
Jesus Chnst of Latter-day
Sdints, 2150 Bonita Canyon..
Road, Newport Beach. The
10th annuaJ concert will fea-
ture local accomplished
piarusls Marilyn Bently,
Debra Bendheim, Sue
Bunker dnd Jill Money.
Free. (949) 644-6405
MUSIC AT MULOOON'S
The Fenidns wlll present d
free courtyard concert for
the Orange County debut of
their new CD, titled ·Have
Fun or Get Out,• at 3 p.m.
Feb. 10 in the courtyard of
Muldoon's Dublin Pub, 202
Newport Center Drive,
Newport Beach. The Prodi·
gals, a popular lnsh rock
hdnd from New York, will
make tl guest appearance.
(949) 640-4110.
BATTLE ON
The Orange County Per-
lorming Arts Center's Voices
m Song Senes will continue
al 2 p.m. Feb. 11 in
Segerstrom Hall, 600 Town
<·enter Drive, Costa Mesa,
with sop{dno Kathleen Bat-
lle>. $35-$65. (714) 740·7878.
CELLIST oEEIUT
Russian cellist Nina Kotova
will make her Prange
County Perforirung Arts/
\enter Concert Series debut
c1t 8 p.m. reb. 15 in
Founders Hall, 600 Town
Center Dnve, Costa Mesa.
$3b. (714) 740-7878.
A DIFFERENT KIND OF JAZZ
Jdzz violinist Regina Cdrter
will be featured at 7:30 dnd
930 p.m. Feb 16-17 in
rounders Hall at the
Orange County Performing
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TUMBLING iROUND
The P,eklng Acrobats, a troupe of 26 tumblers, contortionists, juggle!'$, cyclists,
gymnasts and live musicians from China, will perform at 8 tonight at Orange
Coast College's Robert B. Moore Theatre, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa.
$14-3 1. (714t 432-5880.
Arts C<>nter, hOO Town Cen·
ler Dnve. Co'itc1 Mesa $44
for the 7 30 p 111 show. $38
for the 9:30 run. !>how.
(7 14) 556-2746.
TAP MEDLEY
Rhapsody m Tdps will per-
form at 8 pm. Feb 17 dt
Orange Coast Colleye's
Robert B. MoorE> ThN1lre,
2701 Fairview Road, Costa
Mesa. The group combines
the beat Of p<'ffCISSIVf>,.
rhythmic tap cld1ue with
the sounds of dll on·Stdge
JdZZ quintet. $18-$27 (714)
432·5880.
FOUR PLAIDS
"ForevN Plaid" will be
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staged dt 4 p.m. Feb. 18 al
Orange Coast College's
Robert B Moore Thedtre,
2701 £7al1Yiew Road, Costa
Mesd. $20-$25. (714) 432·
5880.
CALLAWAY DEBUTS
Ann Hampton Callaway, a
jazz-pop singer and song-
writer, will make her
Orange County Performing
Arts Center debut as pdrt of
the Founders Hc1U Cabaret
Series on Feb. 22-25 at 600
Town Center Drive, Costa
Mesa. Times will be 7:30
p.m. Thursday dnd Friday,
7:30 dnd 9:30 p.m. Sdtur-
day, and 1 p.m. Sunddy $49
or $45. (714) 740-7878
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Orange County Perfomung
Arts Center, 600 Town Cen-
ter Dnve, Costa Mesd. A
preview lecture w1U be
offered by Lucinda Carver,
music director of the Los
Angeles Mozart Orchestra.
$85-$55-:-(949) 553·2422.
BARBERSHOP ~CT
The Mdster., of/Harmony. a
ndlioncilly declaimed,
dward-winmng barbershop
choru~. will Jlerform dt 8
p .m. March l 0 at Orange
Cods! College's Robert B.
.Moore Theatre, 2701
Fairview Road, Costd
Mesa $18-$24 (7l4) 432·
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FLAMENCO, JAZZ., ETC.
Ken. Sanders, a solo gw-
tarist, appears from 7 to to . p.m. every Sunday and
Tuesday, playing classical
flamenco, jazz, classic pop
and Brazilian bossa n ova at
Carmelo's Ristorante Ital-
iano, 3520 E. Coast High-
way, Corona del Mar. (949)
497-2272.
JAll ON SUNDAYS
Orange County saxophonist
Norm Douglas brings his
own brand of jazz to Roy's
of Newport Beach from 5 to
8 p .m . Sundays. Roy's is at
453 Newport Center Drive,
Newport Beach. (949) 640-
7697.
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THE LATEST
South Coast Repertory will
continue its 16th New
SCRipts season with a
staged reading of Eric
Bagan's new play, ·Family
Practice,· at 7:30 p.m. Mon-
day at 655 Town Center
IDrive, Costa Mesa. $8.
(714) 708-5555.
TWO TREATS
•Lou Gehng Did Not Die of
Cancer" and "Where Were
You on Your Ninth Birth-
day· will be staged m tan-
dem at 8 p.m . Saturday and
2 p.m. Sunday. Orange
Coast College's Repertory
will perform the pldys in
the Drama Lab Studio,
2701 Fairview Road, Costd
Mesa. $5-$6. (714) 43D
5640, Ext. t .
MYSTERY AND MUSIC
The MusicaJ Theater Acade-
my of Orange County will
present ·Mystery on the
High cs· at 7 p.m. ~turday
and 3 p.m. Sunday uf the
Coslb Mesa High School
Theater. 2650 Fairview Road,
Costa Mesa $8 or $5. (949)
646-6624.
BALANCE
·A Dellcate Bdlance." by
Edward Albee, will appedf
on South Coast Repertory's
Marnstage through Feb 11.
Show limes dre 8 p.m . Tues-
day through Friday, 2:30
and 8 p.m. Saturday, and
2:30 and 7:30 p.m . Sunday.
$28-$49. (714) 708·5555.
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AFTER
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THE WINSLOW BOY
•The Winslow Boy,• a dra-
ma by Terence Ratt1gan
about a young boy
expelled from an English
government school for an
alleged the ft. wlll play
through Peb. 25 at 8 p .m.
Thursday through Satur-
day and 2:30 p.m . Sunday
matinees at the Newport
Theatre Arts Center, 2501
Cliff Drive, Newport
Beach. $13. (949) 631-
0288.
'705 FUN
"Bosoms and Neglect.·
John Guare's early '70s
ZONE
CONTINUED FROM A 14
than 250 pieces subrrutted
by 65 students.
"They were judged pn-
marily on just bemg the best
all axound, techrucal exper-
tise, combined with the
aesthetics, the composi-
tion,· Macklin said
Cash awards in s till
undecided amounts will be
given to the top five
entries. Eleven recipients of
honorable menbons will
receive pnzes donated by
Kodak, Fuji. ntord dnd locdl
businesses. The winners
bave not been nol.lhed yet.
"We wanted to give as
many (pnzesl as we could
to kind of spread this
around a Little bit more.
and not to say JUSt who'~
best, to really get gomg on
this,• Macklin said.
The show 1s the hrst in
recent years to honor the
winner with CdSh dWdrds
The organizers sdid they
collected about $1 ,000 from
entry fees charged to sub-
milpieces.
The exhibit will open
Monday in the college's
Photo Gallery and close
March 2.
Images include hleach-
ers. sidewalks and silhou-
ettes, abandoned houses.
abstract pieces. a door
where the glass htls been
't>roken and babies.
• 1 would assume the
reason they chose the
[baby) images is jUSt the
,feellilg that you gel whe n
TOU look at them,· sdid
Flw HMW FemeW.I..,.
Allt .... n & Col~ld
TrlUlltN""I lo C.tt-r
Cfb & C•'*" D«or:
WI_. U1t & lMlonr
stage comedy, will play on
South Coast Repertory's
Second Stage through Peb. is at 655 Town Center
Drive, Costa Mesa. Show
times are 7~45 p.m . Tues-
day through Sunday and 2
p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
$18-$47. (71 4) 708-5555.
ARSENIC ANO OLD LACE
The Trilogy Playhouse will
present a production of,
Joseph Kesselrin9's1
• Arsenic and Old LAc!C II
from Friday through Peb.
25 at the playhouse, 2930
Bristol St.. Building C,
Room 106, Costa Mesa.
Show times will be 7:30
p m . Saturday and Sunday,
3.30 p.m. Saturday and 5
pm. Sunday. $15 or $13.
(7 14 ) 957-3347.
FYI
WHA~ #Zone I," a juried
student photo exhibition
WHEN: From 9 a.m. to 5
p.m. weekdays, Monday
through March 2
WHERE: Orange Coast
College's Fine Arts Build-
ing, 2701 Fairview Road,
Costa Mesa
COS~ Free
CAll.: (714) 432-5524, Ext. 2
Tsutswrudd, who bas two
pieces hanging in the
show. "It's supposed to
evoke some sort of calm
<>mouon.•
One of rus photos IS
cdlled ·Hamilton Park.• He
went out 6ne foggy night,
found the lighting to be
beaul.Jlul at the nearby
park be often visits, and
photogrdphed a tree and a
sidewalk. •
"The students have
turned out some works that
I'm unpressed with,•
Macklln said. •It tells a Jot
about our program. It's nice
to sef' that from a junior
. college in California. We
can really tllm out some
excellent work.•
Ten years from now,
when the organizl!rs of the
annual show have used up
all of their zones, there are
dlways the aperture values,
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WfNSLOW
CONTINUED FROM A14
tremendous portrayal or the lawyer, Sir
Robert Morton.
Barnard conveys a steely, unemotion-
al and colossally egotistic bamster
who grills the you,rlg boy unmercifully
to determine his Worthiness, then pur-
sues justice at lhe cost or his own
career.
Ellen OaplUle Walcutt is somewhat
uneven as the wife and mother ,Who
fears the practical effects of het son's
case may outweigh any benetits. More
strength of character is required in the
role, even ln a time when women
rarely enjoyed equal status with men.
FYI
MIA~ ·The Winslow Boy"
WHERE: Newport Theatre Arts Cen-
ter; 2501 Oiff Drive, Newport Beach
WHEN: 8 p.m. Thursdays through
Saturdays, 2:30 p.m. Sundays
through Feb. 25
cos~ s13
CALl.:(949)531-0288
slrongef with more vancw His older
brother, cl bit of a wastri;l, is done Wlth
· ironic sourness by Colµl Kramer.
J ennifer Boudrea4 j.njects what lit· ·
tle levity the play offers as a Cockney
maJd, while John R. T~wnsend nour-
ishes in the stereotyped, comic-relief
role of an agmg cncke t player pmmg
for the daughter's affecllons This latter situdtion is sternly
addressed by Laurel Gregory as the
Wmslows' grown daughter, pursued
by two equally unsu1table swtors. The
daughter reflects her father's cool
detenrunation as an unwavering suf-
fragette, whtle muting her inherent
didactic nature. Greg Stich enacts her
shallow fiance wtth naturaJ ease.
Therese Gahen e njoys a spinted
cameo as cl newspape r reporter, 1omed
by John Gill.tes as her photogrdpher
The English drawing room settmg
1s beduUfully accomplished by Terri
Mtler Schmidt, who both created dnd
dressed the set. Roll Stuaulf's costumes
serve the play ad.nurably, and Michdel
Schrupp's llghti.ng effects ht the mood
splendJclly.
laurel Gregory and Colln Kramer
enjoy a lighthearted dance ln "The
Winslow Boy, .. now showing at the
Newport Theatre Arts Center.
The Wmslow boy m question is
and her Cdst di Newpon have credted a
nchly movtny expenence
played by Jonathan Po=· eni th a
staunch sense of nght· ness,
thoug h hlS ante rpretatt could be
"The Wl!lSlow Boy" could be dedclly
dull in the wrong hdnds, but Chaff Pe
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Daily Pilot His review\ appear Thursdays and
Saturdays
WRITER
CONTINUED FROM A 14
But Ba rbara C rdven, who
illustrate d part of "Kld
Stuff" after Scrueber's dCCI·
dent, remember~ her
fnend's positive attitude
when she was struggling
w1th her sight.
·Her a ttitude hasn't
changed about anythmg. •
Crdven said. "She works
dnd contmues to wnte •
The a uthor said !>t\e
~nows what makes a kid
tick. After aU, she da1ms
she 1c; one
Take her chMacter
Cldrence. He's d clam "fl(ho
grows a pearl. which he
keeps and hides because
dams aren't supposed lo
grow pearls. Joe the scuba
diver Sdvcs his hfe one day
and asks Clarence for a
fdvor via "c;ed-matl" -
could he bargdm W1th an
oyster and get rus daughter
some pearls?
Clarence thinks about 1t
and instead gtve!> Joe his.
The pearl is "lw1ce·
blessed.·
The story shows that dny·
one, despite their differ·
ences, can share love
"It's got to be pld yful, •
Schieber said • 11 doesn't
have to have a mordl, and
it's got to be somethtng that
children Like -Like mon-
sters.·
Earlier m her hie, !>he
baby-sat for a little boy
named Slade an Hawa11. Irie
was one of those kids who
answered, • 1 don't care,"
when asked. "Do you wdnt
a hamburger?" He almost
never talked and otrered
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One day, they wc1lked
past d poster ol monsters m
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Schieber said "The Vel-
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. have !>pec1dl pldces in her
heart
HPr father used lo r£'dd
her the Lutter story aloud.
'The grdsshopper pldyed dll
summer long wbtle the ants
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Wht•n the wec1tht'r got cold,
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struggle with soundmq out
words
A'.> an adult, she made
sure hPr four children knew
how to rt>ad
"If you can't read, yov
c1lmosl can't dn ctnythmg. •
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Tars
KO'd
•Home loss to first-place
Woodbridge forces Newport
Harbor to set sights on second.
Sany Faulkner
DAILY PILOT
NEWPORT BEACH -The prover-
bial hump got one year older for the
Newport Harbor High boys basketball
team Friday, as visiting Woodbridge,
with a 73-55 triumph, clinched the Sea·
View League crown the Sailors have
sruffed so consistently the last four sea-
sons.
The loss dropped the Sailors,
ranked No. 9 in Orange County, to 18-
6, 4-3 in league. while Woodbridge,
ranked fifth in the county, improved to
20-4, 6-0.
Harbor, with 1ust one league game
remaining, Fnday at Aliso Niguel.
would wrap up second place with a
victory over the Wolverine<;. It would
be the fourth straight second-place fin.
ish for Newport.
"I Uunk that just goes to show how
strong the league has been,• Harbor
Coach Larry Hll"St said of the his team's
run on runner-up status. "It's nice to
always be 111 the hunt. It's not frustrat-
ing that we h6ven't gotten to that next
level.~ .
Woodbndge ensured It will be at
least 11 years since the Tars' manage
another league title, shooting splen-
didly, defending well and finishing
with authority.
The Warriors made 14 of 23 field-
goal attempts (61 %) in the first half
and forced 11 Harbor turnovers, en
route to a 35-25 lead.
Newport, executing some of Hirst's
haUtime adjustments, pulled to within
39-35 with 4:50 left in the third.
With Aaron Yamal, Tony Melum
and Erle Peterson sharing the 19 third-
quarter pdmts for the hosts, Wood-
bridge took a vulnerable 51-44 lead
into the final period.
Harbor wtuttled 1t to 61-55 with 2:39
remaming, but the Warriors, who
earned their third Sea View champi-
onship in hve years, scored the final 12
to create what Hirst considered a
deceiving final margin.
Melurn finished with 19 points and
15 rebounds, while Varna! got 12 of his
17 points after halftime and finished 8
of 14 from the field.
Harbor hit 9 of 13 field-goal
attempts in the third quarter, but net-
ted just 5 of 17 the final eight minutes
to finish 24 of 52 (46.2%).
Woodbridge, which won the
turnover battle, 16-13, finished 30 of 55
from the field (54.6%).
Senior Tashaan Forehan-Kelly
paced the winners with 25 points. He
came in shooting nearly 55 % from the
field for the season and drained 10 of
13, including two shots that were
blocked. He also sank all three of his
foul shots, helping junior point guard
Patrick Haddan, a Mater Dei transfer,
finish with e1gh t assists.
Haddan added 10 points, while
senior Danny Lambert, the coaches'
Co-Most Valuable Player in the Sea
View last season, chipped in 15 points
and a team-high eight rebounds. •
.
Newport Harbor's
Tony Melum (above)
goes up for a shot
over Danny Lambert.
At right. Aaron
~amal leaps up for a
.shot over Doug
Koeller (24) and
Derek Wheeler (10) ..
Wedni:.-sday (7 p.m .)
Frid.1y (7 pm.)
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The Warriors benefited from 10
layups before intermission.
•t thought we had a good game
plan defensively, but we could never
seem to get all five guys on the same
page,• Hirst said. •1 don't know 'if we
just weren't good en.ougb defensively
..
Fact Of
1llE DAY
h's a bayl 8om 2-2--01, 2:S3 p.m. at Hoag!
Appem'S to be 0 ri;rt-hciided pitcher!
Ridicrd Nolan Dunn, son of Rid! and Wea.
Mother doing Ml. Father last sell\ In orbit.
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to stop them, or they were just much
better than us.·
Hirst said his squad will go to work
on Aliso Niguel, which edged the Tars.
53-5Z,lh the first round at Harbor
"We have e . week to get ready,·
Hirst Sdld. .
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKOBAll
Estancia flirting
with CIF berth
after 64-48 win
•Young scores 28 to keep
Estancia in playoffs picture .
Tony Attobelli
DAILY PILOT
COSTA MESA -The playoffs are
on for the Estancia High boys basket-
ball team.
Mow (15-tt 5 J
lA9 a..ctt (4 ·19) 0 •
Friday's scores
"We're hdlfway there,• Estanaa
Coach Chns Sorce said following tus
team's 64-48 Paahc Coast League win
over vts1llng Corona del Mar Fnday.
"Corrung mto Uus week, we realized
we had to Wlll our last four games to
even thmk about the playoffs. We =~-...,
took care of the hrst two games ttus ~1oa.~Beo01M
week and hopefully we can keep our
·playoff' run going next week.·
Eagles' 1uruor Micah Young turned ==·"'=...,.
dnother veteran-like performance c-dllMw •~
wtth 28 points and 10 rebounds to Thu~y (7 p.m .)
lead lhe Eagles' attack c--...c..e
·He's no longer playing Wee a ._..... ~
JUmor." Sorce said. "It's hard to ~~~
belJeve he's still only about 80°,,.
healthy from tus ankle mJury. It's scary
to t.tu.nk about what he would be like at 100°10 •
Seruor Eliasar Maldonado added 15 pomts for Estanoa (9·
14, 4-4 m league), while Kenny Valbuena clupped 111 rune
pomts and 12 rebounds.
"We're playmg our best basketball of the season at JUSt the
nght time." Sorce said. "I've said all year long that it's gomg to
take some ti.me and patience. l thmk it's finally corrung together.·
The Sea Kings (10-15, 4-4) were led by Zach Brewster, who
scored a career-high 21 pomts and added e1gh.t rebounds
ldean Shahangian chipped in 18 pomts.
After a fairly even first quarter, EstanCla took the momen-
tum with a 9-2 run, pushing the Eagles' lead to rune
Strong defense, combined wtth eight second-quarter pol!lts
from Maldonado, gave Estancia an 11-pomt halftime advantage
The lead grew lo 13 before CdM mounted a comeback. The
Sea Kings dosed out the third quarter wtth an 11 -2 run and
tratled by only four.
"CdM put q nice run on us," Sorce SaJd. "But we managed
to keep our composure and overcame it.·
Cd.M opened the fourth quarter with a Shabangian basket to
get to within two, but Young helped stop the Eagles' bleeding
The 6-foot-2 center tut two free throws and two baskets to help
spark an 11-2 run and the Eagles never looked bdck. Estanaa
outscored the Sea Kings, 21-9. in the fourth to hrush strong. •
The Eagles begin the final week at home against Northwood
on Tuesday, before condudmg ~eir PCL schedule at Uruversi-
ty. The Sea Kings play at Um on Tuesday before wrappmg up
their season at borne against Costa Mesa. All games are set for
7 p.m. and all are must-win games for both local schools
·we played Northwood hard on their floor last llme and we
were able to beat Uni at home. so it's poss1ble. • Sorce sa1d
Mesa upended, 77-61
• Mustangs fall a game off University's pace.
IRVINE -The Cost.a Mesa boys basketboll team had a
strong start, but not such a fortunate finish as the Mus-
~1 lost, 17-61, at Northwood in Padftc Coast League
action Prida.y night
Mesa (15--9, $-3 in league) jumped out to a 16-10 first.
quarter lead. but the Tunberwolves (18-6, 5·3) charged
baclt with a 2()..9 run to dose out the first half
Mustang guard David Conte finished with a team-~b
16 points, while Chad Vakili (13 points) and Nolan ClArlt
(10) also scored in double figures.
Northwood's Drew Terry~ a game· high 2.C pomts.
• (NorthWOOd) tUmed it on in the second and thiJd qua.r·
ters, • Mesa vanity llliMant coech Carlos Smith said. ·we
went through a drY spell. And, they were making their •
shots. It WU not a pl'8'.tty sight.•
Tbe Mustangl moVed into a secood·place tie wtth the
Tunbel'wo!Yal with each e game behiDO Padlic Coat
Leegue_ '8eder" Univentty.
DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK Lone Star goalie
Sailors, Kilssa Tyler
.
• After arriving from Texas, the Newport Harbor goalie has
felt quite at home anchoring
lbny AhobeUI
OM.Y Pl.or
Y ou can toke the youngster out
of Thus. but you can't take the
Tex.as out of the youngst . Just
ask Newport Harbor High goalie and
fonneT A\ist:in native Kilssa l}'ler.
•1 was lling my t.ee.mmates
before a game, ·rube talldng to y'all
out here: and they looked et me
pr.tty tunny," 1Ylet edmftted.•"'Tbey
llkl wk tom., •Y'all1' It stW come1
out once In e while.•
~the laptM ol ln.u *°"· 1YW Ml m.a.·the..tnntltiob k> DOl only Southern Califomla, but to thtl ~ girt. IOttJll' PfC9.8lll redMI'
llbly.
last line of the Tars' defense.
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SPORTS Saturday, February 3, 2001 83 -
SEAN HtUER I DAILY PILOT
&tanda's Javier Millan (left) Dies Into the net as CdM goalie Geoffrey CoWer makes the save.
Estancia pulls out 3-1 victory over Cd.M
COSTA MESA -BOYS SOCCER Estancia High continued
and Armando Ortiz.
Goalkeepers Giovanni Gonzalez and Adam
Kapko were credited with three and two
saves, respectively.
an the hunt for the Padf-
ic Coast ledgue boys soccer championship
Friday, pulling out a 3-1 victory over visiting
Corona del Mar to unprove to 9-4-3, 5-2 in the
PCL.
Corona del Mar got on the boards Ill the
second half to pull to Wllhin 2-1 on a goaJ by
Jullan Cerutti.
Entering the match tied with Cosld Mesa
and a point off the lead of co-leaders Univer-
sity and Northwood, the Eagles got single taJ-•
lies from Nikolai Doudtchen.ko, Javier Millan
Goaltender Geoffrey Collier had six saves for
CdM, which fell to 0-7 in the PCL. Costa MeSd
hosts Estancia today at 10 a.m. in a makeup of a
previous match which WdS rained out.
Costa Mesa outlasts Northwood, 1-0
LRVINE -With five minutes remaining,
Costa Mesa High 1uruor Ell Solis scored to
lead the Musldn~1s' boys soccer team to a 1-0
Pacific Coast L<>dgue victory over host North·
wood Friday
Eugene Day caJJed, ·a long battle.•
Mesa will now host Estancia Ill a makeup
game today at 10 a.m.
"Our boys are ready."Day said of today's
matchup with the Eagles. "Estancia has a
good team, ·but we want it more. {The Mus-
tangs) are so hungry. We have been dominat·
io~ every..Jeibn we have played, but we have to firld'ftle bftk ottbe net."
Mesa seruor Jonathan Contreras assisted
on the goal as the Mustangs (11 -5-1, 5-2 in
league} remain m a tie with crosstown r;i.nl...
Estancia, one point off University's pa""'
Costa Mesa goalie Bryce S!tetj~ ~
with four saves }9-~t Mustangs' ~
N~wood dropped to 4-2-1 in the Pacific
Coast League.
. JC BASEBALL \ . GIRLS SOCCER
CdM takes care
of Estancia, 12-1
. . i· .
OCC dominates ·o~er
• Sea Kings score early,
often in 12-1 victory. •Pirates bang out 18
' hits, Beerei: gets the
win in his first start.
four hits to get th~e win.
OCC freshman Rob
Williams pitched l 'r"O
innings and struck o\it COSTA MESA -Allison
three. ' Harvey scored three goals as
Coast $COred five runs in\ the Corona del Mar High girls
the .11eventh inning to \soccer team to a 12· 1 Pacific ~cb~its.leed· 19-2 as the .Coast League win over host Pkt~ cot)eeted 18 hits. ~cta Thursday.
AJ,$o, the BUOi did not allow Jacqueline Becker, Jaycee
a run until the sixth inning. Mahle r and Alison Brawner
OCC . .Plays two today. at eac)\ added two goals for the
10 a.m. against lrvine VaJ-Sea l<logs (21·1·3, 7-0-t m
tey. tben MQOrpa.rk at 2 leagu~J. ranked'No. 1 lo CIF
])'J'D. • Southern Section Division rv.
, .. WlfTO'WRllllU•MOllAl CdM will play again Tues-:~::~:1·'· =~~651 ~ay at uhiversity. Game time occ , 741.000 50x • 19 1 a 3 is set for 3 p.m..
H.ms. Bailey~ MlrlCha (3), ~l (6), Beh:rMI ~ .rid Nal,n.
Brotk; Beerer, 11..-ns (7),
Scott Beerer, a Newport 8(aanc:h (8), Cou~ (8) and
Harbor High produci, Ml.lrPhv. Shudt. W ·Beerer, 1-0.
pitched six innings for tbe. L • Harris, 0.1. 28 · 8okosky
Bucs and record~· v• · (QC('), Nie (OC.<). Smith (OCC),
ROLLER HOCKEY
strik hil . r: ~ (OCQ. HP.· MJircos eouts, w e . (O(q.
Pirates drop
fifth straight
llDeficit of 28 points too
much for OCC, 100-82.
COSTA MESA -The
Orange Coast College men's
basketball team lost its filth
straight Orange Bmplre Con-
ferenoe contest Friday night
to visiting Fullerton, 100-82.
The Pirates (1.C-11, 5-5 In
conference) trailed at the hall,
62·3.C, and could not recover.
Nick Burwell led OCC
with 23 points, while Ryan
Earl end Jeremy Madrid eoch
chipped ln 12.
Romel Beck led th Hor·
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COSTA MESA -The
Orange Coast College
women's basketball team
eased post visiting Fullerton,
66-40, in Orange Empire
Conference action Friday.
Pirates Karyn fjerst and
Kristen Urban scored 18
pointl each, while Kyra
Melville chipped Ln 12.
Coe.st (1•·13, 4-6 in confer·
ence) took off on an t&-2 run
en route to a JS.18 halftime
lead. 1be Bua led the Hornets
(9-17, 2-8) by as many u 30.
Urban, a Newport Harbor
High product. shot four of
nine from behind the truee-
point Un and allo grabbed a
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CdM wins again
The Corona del Mar
club roller hockey team
won its sixth straight
contest by defeating
I Dana Hills, 7•3,
~ Adam Freede bad two
goals and three assists
for CdM (8·1), Ryan
Stockwell and Blake
Smith each chipped in
two goals and Austin
Cbue added a single \any.
Cd.M's defense was
ltd by Dave Bolton.
Andre Sv•dJlan and
goa.llo Evan Cooper ..
YOUTH llSlllll
Players needed
The Newport Harbor &Je-
ball Association stUl h4I room
for pl:ri1 ~es 5-1' for the upco 2001 seuon.
1be p aymg field.I et9 on
the t de of Costa Mesa.
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HIGH SCHOOL BOYS SOCCER
Tars force 3-3 deadlock
•Trailing, 2-0, Newport rallies to lead, but late
Warriors goal ties Friday's Sea View struggle.
Tony Attobelll
DAILY PILOT
NEWPORT BEACH -In a
game heavy with tension, the
Newp6rt Harbor High boys
soccer team battled visiung
Woodbndge to d 3-3 tie an Sea
View League dCl.Jon Friddy
evening.
•That was d great soccN
game played by two gredt
soccer teams,· Newport
Coach Mdtty West Sdid.
•Both learn!> pldyed thP1r
hearts out. "
The Wdrriors (14-4-4, 1-2-2
in league) Jumped out to a 2-
0 lead and controlled the hrst
56 minutes of dcllon.
Minute!> 57 through 77
were domindted by Newport
(3-5-6, 1 -2-3). Two godls by
senior Trey Meek dnd onP
goaJ by Ddv1d Mdrshall pro·
pelled the SaaJors to d 3-2
lead.
Newport neclily pulled off
the comeback wrn, but Woo<l-
bridge freshmttn Peter Lawry
ripped a frel• kick 9ff llw
crossbar, recovered the nco-
chet and scored m the 7Bth
minute
MarshaJJ got the Sailors' -
fust goaJ dt the 57th minute
On a three-on-two break,
Meek sent the ball wide to
Marshall, who placed 01 per-
fect shot anlo the lower-right
comer of the goal, malung 1t 1-1 .
Two mmute'> Idler, Meek
used tus ball·hdndhng skills
to draw d fouJ deep Ill tht>
WMnors'zone, dfdw1ng d
pendlty klCk
The senior stdndout buned
the PK dnd the game was
ued, 2-2
Seven minutes later, Meek
split two deh .. nc;emen and
dnlled d shg,L into the upper-
nght corn~ for a 3-2
Sdilors' advdnUige.
Goalie Duke Burchell (10
sdves) Cdmc up with severd.l
huge stop'> to q1ve Newport
the opportunity lo come back
Ill the hrsl plorP
·we wouldn't be whPH'
we dre without Duke,· West
sd1d. ·He showc•d why he'5
the best goalkeeper m the
Sea View Ledgue tonight •
HOOPS SUMMARIES
SEA V1EW LEAGUI
WC>C>OMIDQ 73, ~ 55
Score by Qullrten
Woodbridge 17 18 16 22 73
• Newport Harbor 11 t4 19 11 55
Woodbridge -Forehan·Kelly 25,
Lambert 15, Haddan 10, Wheeler
9, Koeller 7, Burgess 4, Edmondson 3
3-pt goals -Forehan Kelly 2.
1Coell01 1, Edmondson 1
Fouled out -none
Newport Harbor Melum 19,
Yarnal 17, Perrine 7. P~erson 7.
PaievK 5, Young 0, Diefenbach 0
3-pt goals -Pemne 1, P~erson 1
Fouled out · none
'AOFIC COASJ LEAGU£
ESTANCIA 64, CDM 48
~byQuwten
Corona del Mar 13 6 20 9 -48
Estancia 15 15 13 21 64
Corona del Mar · Brewster 21,
Shahang1an 18, Alshuler S,
K. Mancillas 2, Marston 2,
Richardson 0, Snell O. B Mdnctllas o. Glass o
3 pt. 90<1ls Shahang1an 1
Fouled out none
Estllnda Young 28. Maldonado
15, K Valbuena 9, Cachola 4\
D Valbuena 4. Berame 2,
Rodnguez 1. Prado 1. Niles 0
3·pt goals Maldonado 2.
Cachola 1
Fouled out · none
PAORC COAST LEAGUE
NOfl'TlfWOOO 77, MESA 61
Score by ~rters
Costa Mesa 16 9 10 26 61
Northwood 10 20 17 30 77
Costa Mesa Conte 16, Vak1h 13.
Clark 10, Payne 9. Whtttaker 8,
Knkortan S.
Northwood Terry 24, Sellway
14, Howard 12, Sanchez 11 . Bailey
7, Lee 5, Roggero 4
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Tars
•Newport outscored,
3-0, in fourth quarter
and misses chance for
quarterfinals of the
Irvine Tournament.
Stwe Virgen
DAILY Pl.or
CORONA DEL MAR -
After four ties, two lead
changes and playoff-style
action, both Newport Harbor
High girls water polo Coadi
Bill Barnett and Santa Mar-
garita Coach Scott Taylor said
the other team had •a lot of
weapons.•
Harbor's w,eapons, howev-
er. were not loaded in the
final period as the Sailors
were outscored, 3-0, and lost,
7-5, at Corona del Mar High's
pool in the quarterfinals qual-
ifier of the Irvine Southern
California Championships
Friday.
•we had our chances at
the end,• Barnett said. "Our
passing was absolutely atro-
cious down the stretch. We
couldn't put the ball away,
and when it was time to make
a hard comeback we couldn't
do it."
The Tars (18-6), ranked
No. 2 in Orange County,
gr.abbed their first lead of the
game, 5-4, when junior
Katherine Belden scored on a
penalty sho~ with five sec-
onds remainihg in the third
period. Harbor sophomore
Annie Wight grabbed a
rebound and drew the penal-
ty on Eagles' goalie Kristen
Carlioli, who finished with
eight saves.
Santa Margarita (14-7),
ranked No. 5 in Orange
County, pulled away from a
one-goal deficit with momen-
tum and an opportune stop or
a Harbor six-on-five. With the
score knotted at five, Carfioli
stopped a Tars' shot and the
Eagles scored quickly on the
counterattack.
"To be able to shut them
out in the fourth quarter,·
Taylor said. "That was the
key. We did a good job or
matching them up and slow-
ing them down.•
Santa Margarita, however,
could not slow down the
Sailors through the first three
periods. Each time the Eagles
broke for a lead the Tars
would catch them with a goal.
GREG FRY I DAll.Y Pit.OT
Jeima Booth and her Newport Harbor High teammates,
along with Corona del Mar, are competing in the Irvine
Southern Caillornia Glrb' Water Polo Champion.ships
today at Heritage Park in Irvine, starUng at 9 a.m.
Belden answered
the Eagles' 1-0 lead,
scoring 11 seconds
after Santa Margan-
ta 's short-lived
advantage. Harbor
senior Jenna Booth
"Our passing
was absolutely
atrocious
down the
with two steals
each and goalie
Heather Deyden
finished with eight
saves.
tied the game at two stretch ... "
The Tars will
attempt to earn a
fifth-place finals
berth as .they play
today at Irvine's
Heritage Park at 9
a .m.
when she connect-
ed on a player-up,
which Belden drew.
Harbor sopho-
more Jenna Murphy
and freshman Jessi-
Bill Barnett
Newport Harbor
Hklh gir1s water polo a><oach After a 3-2 half-
time lead, Corona
del Mar dropped a
7-4 decision to Santa Barbara
Friday.
ca Ball teamed for
the Tars' next two goals,
which tied the game at three
and then four.
First, Murphy found Ball
who scored on a counterat-
tack. And, Murphy then
tapped a touch-pass to Ball
who scored on a six-on-five.
Harbor's defense kept the
game close as Belden, Mur·
phy and Erin Ball finished
CdM's Daruelle Carlson,
Malia Tarayao, Lindsey Daley
and Christina Hewko scored
one goal each. Sea Kings
goalie Jessica Wells finished
with five saves.
Corona will play today at 9
a .m . at Irvine. ·
...
-~~ily_Pil_ot _______ ·s·P··0 RTS· · -~~~----------------~~----~---------~ Soturdoy, Febrtuorr 3. 2001 BS
SEAN HUER I OAl.V PllOT
Katy Stone and Ed Quo are nattonal singles champs in their divisions of lawn bowling.
ON
•Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club's Ed Quo and Katy
Stone have earned much success in unherald ed sport.
Steve Virgen
DAILY PILOT
Picture pldymg chess ori a low-cut lawn.
lmag10e a Joyous athletic experience
without displaymg much physical
skill. EnVls1on ecstasy arriving in the mar-
ginal of feats and you tiave lawn bowling.
"Jt's llke sex,· says fd Quo. a member of
the NeM>ort Harbor Lawn Bowling Club.
"You don't have to be good at it to enjoy it.·
Quo, 67, has found peace of rrund, exer-
cise and championship success in his
underrated sport
For Katy Stone, lawn bowling is actually
a break from the norm. She fills her We with
so much activtty some would think she was
a 25-year-old. She has competed in five
marathons 10 the past two years and she
also moonlights as a ski instructor.
Stone would not disclose her age.
"Who cares." she said with a la ugh. "Is
(age) importarit? I've always wondered ... is
it important?
For the past year, Quo has taken Stone as
an understudy and both have benefited. In
November, Quo won the National Singles
competltion for lawn bowling in Florida's
World Bowls and Stone was crowned the
champion m the women's field.
The ttUes helped the two earn selections
as U.S. representatives in the World indoor
Bowls Championship m Belfast, Ireland on
March 26 through April 1.
In a game which mental strength is key,
Quo and Stone have flourished because of
their bnlliarit personalities. At the World
Bowls in Florida, Quo experienced some of
the mind games firsthand.
He received a bit of trash talking from a.p
opponent who joked with Quo, saying his
bowls were not proper for the competition.
•You should know better than to come
with those bowls in Florida,• the man told
Quo.
Quo went on to .roll past the competition
with scores of 21-5, 21-6, 21-15, 16-21, 21-6
and 21-9.
"I jnst said, "Uh-oh, he's in for a long
day,' • Stone said. "This is jus.t like any oth-
er sport. Everybody tries to work your mind
over. Lawn bowling is more of a mind sport
than it is an actual physical sport.•
But, lawn bowling does require physical
skill.
KllSSA
CONTINUED FROM 81
\ working hard every day
and we all know where
everyone is on the field.•
"JYler played al Round "I
Rock High in Austin before
coming out to California.
•My grandparents live out
here and we.moved out
here for them,• "JYler said. •sa far, I love California. I
miss my friends and soccer
teammates in Texas, but I'm
making new friends out
here.•
"JYler began playing
m
Lawn bowling is a game for the
mentalty strong. It is played on a
bowling green which is approximately
120 feet squared. The game consists of
four bells or bowls, a jack and a mat.
Players roll the bow)s so that they will
come to rest as close as possible to the
Jack (just as in horseshoes). The side that
has the bowl nearest to the jack scores
one point in a game to 21.
*For more information on thf! New-
port Harbor Lawn Bowling Club, call Jan
at (949) 64().(;()49.
Said Quo, •You need to be coordinated
to do this. You can't be a good bowler and
be clumsy. You don't need a lot of strength.
But, you do need some physical ability.•
Quo knows plenty about physical ability.
In 1994, Quo had both of his knees
replaced. He endured the rehabilitation and
lawn bowling aided him in the process.
Since the surgery, Quo has won three
major titles -the National Pairs Open with
Bob Nunes m 1997, the Nattonal Pairs Open
with Dick Tait in 1996 and Nove mber's
World Bowls.
, Stone, who IS still learning about the
sport, has won five ma1or bUes. She is a
four-time champion m the fours nabonal
competitions of 1996, '97, '99 and 2000 .
And, she collected her hrst singles title m
November.
When Stone won her nallonal llUe sh
actually shut out her opponent, d rare f t
To clinch the-champ1onsh1p, she pus he r
opponent's bowl in for her la ot and
scored all 22 points in a 21 -1 vi tory.
Stone's youthful spmt helps m her
game. She still uses "<jOOI" and sometimes
"dude" in ber vocabulary a!> she is from
Long Beach . She has never mamed
because she believes in being free, she said.
"It's all about relationships,· said the
charismatic Stone.
Quo and Stone said they hdve improved
their game at the Newport Harbor Lawn
Bowling Club. Quo, who has played dll over
the world in winning the four major titles,
calls the Harbor club the best around.
They are members who pay $10010 dues
for the year and $1 a day to play.
feeds off of that.• she said.
*Llkew1se, tf we score, 1t
gets me more energized
and focused.·
That en.ergy has bolted
the Scli.lors ngbt mto the
CIF playoffs for the first
time since 1994 and with
a majority of players
returning next year, the
best rqay be yet to come.
·u we can continue to
work hard and learn as a
team, we're going to be
tough to beat,· 1\'ler said.
soccer when she was seven _. 'and has always been a c 1 1 pis ..,...,
Beyon d high school,
"JYler has her sights on a
couple of options. •['d
really love to go to either
(JC Irvine, or the University
ol North Carolina,• 1\'ler
said •J don't think l want goalie . •My best friend was
playing soccer so I started playing too,• 'fyler
said. •nie team said they needed a goalie
and I offered to play there, thinking it would
be easy. No running around o't anything. It
didn't take me too long to realize it wam't
that easy.•
At Newpon, "JYler ls realizing that success
ls contagious. •u I make a big save, the teem
TODAY'S SCHEDUU
to go to school in Texas.
Their soccer programs aren't as good as other
schools.•
Working with Sorrell bas allowed ~ler the
opportunity to be a vocal leader on the field.
•He let's me talk out there and <i>mmurucate
with the defense,• she said.
Just don't aay •y'all" anytn<>t8.
Step right Up and Into The Car of
Your Or11ams During Our Biggest Sais of the Ysar!
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2001 SWIFT
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NEW 2001 ESTEEM SEDAN 40
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WE NEED YOUR TRADE PAID OR NOT
2640
HARBOR BLVD
COSTA MESA
(1UJ
f
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Flotlt~ IUell'IMt Kime IU.tement
The lollowlno pertona
ate dolna bull°MM II
CAR TOYZ, 2470 New·
port Blvd • Co.ta M ....
CA 92e27
~ FIM Hlrden 1'hll llaltmenl WU
llled with tri. County
CIM ol Orange CowlfY on O 1/28/200t
time cf revleW, ~ IP-1. Fr1nc:hlM wn not
peel P9rlod ol 1 l' mr._ be revol<ed urHel theft
Wiii t>eglrl from Jhet di •. 11 clef1ult under the dlll1na which 11$ any In-agrffmtnt.
terttled party or their J Pllof to obtalnlnQ 1
aulhorited •oent 1g· Solid Watt. FrencllTM,
grieved ol thal dedllon the 8')pllcenl• llllal ....
may ~ • no11ot ol IP" !tty 1M City'• minimum
Pffl to the Pl1Mfng gu•.~llcatlont reg1rdlng
Commiulon wfth I flling 111C111y lnlurl~, equip.
fH ol $714 00 to c:i.trly ment, knowledge al iofid
the COS1 of lht appMI wule regutltl'Ont. io.d
Phlllp C Moncrief,
20018153210
Delly Pllol Jan. 27, F.O.
3. 10. 17. 2001 St.4§1
27092 Calle Del Cid,
Mt&llon VtljO, CA 92891
Tht• bullne11 ~ con
dueled by an lndtvldull
Have you 11ar1ed
doing bu11ne11 yel?
Yes. 1211195
Flctltloua ButlMH
Name Statement
The lollowlng per90n1
ere dOlng bullneN as proc.dure mecll progr1m1, etc.
The a.ppl~tion end k FrenchiHe ehlll
Phlt4p c Moncnef
Thia ltatlmlnt WU
filed Wtth the County
Ctertc ol ~ County on 01112/2001
Blanco EnterpnHs.
26895 MIO CrMll Rd ,
•S.565, Ahlo VllfO, CA
9285&
Ce/tol Harden & Carol
Gabaldon, 30 TWWlbarly.
Alilo V..,o. CA 112658
Th~ bulltlell ~ oon-
ducted by hult>lncf Incl
development pl1n1 ol meet City'•. require·
lhe ptopoMd project are menta to 1mp1emen1 r•
available for pub~ r• cyellng and souroe re·
rieW Ind Inspection II duc:tloil ~ lduc:a1Jon
lhe Planning 0ep8rt· 1cttllltle1
ment. City of Newport I City has ~ to Buoh, 3300 Newport annually eudlt 2001N51t21
Daily Ptlol Jan 13. 20.
27, Feb 3. 2001 Sa:!§I
Boulevard, Newport Franct11 .. •·1 flnenclal
wile Beech. C11ifornl1. records relating to lhe
92659· 1768 For furthef payment of fees r•
1nlorma11on contact the quired under the
Newport Beach Pl•n· lranchlH Flctltloua Bu.slnna
Have you atarted
dOlng buSll'lllS yet? No
Carlo• Harden Name Statement
The folloWlng pe~s
are doing buslntea II
Dragonfly Cate11ng
20212 Orchid St , New
por1 Beacn, CA 92660
Wendy Gillan. 20212
Tht• 1tetemen1 wes
hied With the County
Clertc cl Orange County
ning Department at m FranchlMe shall
(949) 6"-3200 comply with •" State,
on t 21?912000
20009150517
Daily Pilot Jan 27, F.O.
NOTE The eJCpen11 Ftderal laws and 1egu·
of this notJ0e IS paid fTOm lebons, terms and oondl-
1 hlong lee collected from tlons of the lrenchlM
the 8'lOllcant llg(temel'I\, Cny Charter
Orchid St , Newport
Beacti. CA 92660
3. 10, 17. 2001 S.455 Pub.lished Newport and Munk:IPll Code
Beach·Coeta Meee 2 The City propose•
Enc Gillett, 20212 Orchid St , Newport
Beech, CA 92660
PUBLIC NOTICE
CITY OF
NEWPORT BEACH
Delly Pilot Feliruary 3 to offer e non-exclut/Ve
2001 ' solid waste colllciion
------>iS~•~451t.!9i 111ancNse to the followlng applicant listed below
that Is presently lloenaed and permitted to condllcl
business 1n the Chy.
Peraona who have an In-terest In or objection to
Iha proposed franch1aet
mey appear 1M!tor1 the
City Council end be
heard on the dato end
time titted above
Thia bus1n11s 11 con·
ducted by husband and
wife
Have you 81arted
oong bus1neas yet? No
Wendy Gillett
Th111 stalemenl wes
Med with 1he County
Clerf< of Orange County
on 01/19/2001
20019152520
Daily Ptlol Jen 20. 27
Fell 3, 10. 2001 Sa4§5
Plenn111g Department
ol the City of Newport RESOLUTION
Beach · 3300 Newport HO. 2001-8 g~~~~vard. Newport A RESOLUTION OF
Pl1nnlng Dlrec:1or'a THE CITY COUNCIL
UM Permit No. 72 OF THE CITY OF
Notioe is hereby given NEWPORT BEACH
1ha1 en apphcauon has DECLARING rTS IM-
been eubmtlled by TENTION TO CON· Attdtew Costa, on behalf o1 Ginaa Pizza. request· DUCT A PUBLIC
1ng lhe retention ol a HEARING TO CON·
lree1tend1ng sign, lo· SIDER THE GRANT·
Nc.t1cc IS hereby 111ven cated on • commercial ING OF A HOM-EX·
that !NI undefwlgned Will Pfoperty for a penod not CLUSIVE SOLID
be SOI<! at Public~ to u ceed 12 months {WASTE
':°2 Monda2001 yat FIEOBAOOU~~r ~ Zoning Code ~mrts FRANCHISE TO ".., w .. property to one free-CST E Kelly & K1r1 Jaekson. atending sign per aite NVIROHMEN·
KE AUCTION There are two OCher tree-TAL, INC. SEAlllCES. P 0 BOX standing s~ne loceted WHEREAS. the City
823 RIAL TO CA on Iha p<operty 1h81 Council finds Ind de·
92377. 909·873·074<1 tdenllfy the Albertson'& 18flnlneS that the colec-
AUCTION BONO Marl!et and the bank bon of solkl WU1e gen-
'723 .. I 19 The IUbjecl llgfl WU 1n· erated wi1hin the Qty le
A L L S P AC E C 0 ST A stalled Without a tiu!ldtng a 111181 pubfic eeMce and MESA, 1535 permit The property 18 that the storage. ac·
NEWPORT BLVD , .located In lhe RSC Dia" cumulation, collection,
COST A MESA. CA trlct (RetaW and $eMce and disposal of solid
92627 Commercial) waste and recyclables Is
UNIT#. NAME, Property located at. a matter of great public
INVENTORY 420 Ins Avenue concern because Im·
B56 t . RONALD Thia pro1ect has been proper control ol such
FINNE. PICTURES. reviewed and 11 hae matters would tubject
COFFEE TABLE. MISC been deiermlned that It the City to potential Ila·
BOXES ls categorically •~empt bil~ty. damages and pen-B561, RONALD under the requlremanta allies and may create a
FINNE Clo AON FINNE. of the Calllornla public; mtlsanoe, air pol·
PICTURES, COFFEE Environmental Quality lutlon, fire hazard, ln-
TABLE, MISC BOXES Act under Claes 11 Ac· leslatlon. and other
C330, JOHN EVER· CH'°'Y Structures ' problems affecting the
SON, DRIFTWOOD, Plenmng Director's plJblic: health, aalety and
CHESTS, MISC Use Permit No. 72 la weffe,._ and,
BOXES, DOU Y scheduled for review by WHEREAS, non·U·
C209, MERRILL BUT the Plannt'!.11 Depart· cluSNe llanchlses for the LEA. SNOW SKIS. ment of the City ot New-use ol public streeu to
BABY CRIB MISC port Beach on Of alter. provide commerclel
BOXES DESK & Tuelday, February 13 solid waste halJltng serv·
CHAIR. MATTRESS 2001 Wnnen comments ICfl will PfOmote the
STUFFED CHAIRS or tnpul related to the public health, safety,
Published Newport project should be end welfare by protl'IOI·
Be11ch·Co111 Mesa aubm1ned to the Plan-ing permanence and
Daily Pilot January 27 nlng Department by stablllty among those
Feb<uaty 3 2001 Monday February 12 bus1oesses wishing to _____ _:itS.!!:e4:!.l5u.1 2001,.,, order • be coo-provide such service
sldered 1n the Planning and accountabtfity to rhe
Fictitious Butlneat Otrector's decaSIOO 11 ep-City for compl1Bnte with
Neme Statement proved at the bme o1 re· currenl and Mure Slllte
The following pareons View the appeal perlOd m • n dates. • n d • ere doing butlnesa as of 14 days will begin WHEREAS. pursuant
KO Customs, 1161 from thal date, during to Mk:le XIII of the City
Coeby, UM 0 , AMhelm which time any In· Charier Incl pursuant to
CA 92808 tereeted party or their Sections 49500 through
Keith Orum, 206t8 authorized agent ag· 49523 d the Public A•
Birch Circle, Yorba gneved of that deciston sources Code, lhe Chy
Lmda, CA 92886 may hie a notice of ap-la authorized lo enter
. Ruben S Gonzalez, peal to the Planning Into . non·ucluaive
20367 Fallen Oak Lane. Commla&1on with a flllng frilnchl18 agreemenll
Yorba Linda, CA 92886 tee of $714.00 to defrllv lor commercial aotid
Thia bualneaa Is con· the 001t of the appeal waste collectlon serv· ducted by a lndMdual procedure Ices with private IOlld
Have you started The apphcalton and waste haulers; and,
doOllQ bu1ine11 yet? No development plans of WHEREAS. CST
Ruben S Gooialez Iha proposed Pfoiect are Environment-1, • private
Th111 11etemant wH available tor public rt· firm, hu eubmltted an
ltled wrth the County view end lnapection al llPPllca1lon requfftlng a
Cllflc ol Orange County the Planning Oepert· Non-exclusive Solid on 12/29/2000 mint, City of Newport Waete FrallChlae thlt
20018850509 Beach. 3300 Newport 111tlfiH the C1ty'1 ap.
Oatly Pllo4 Jan 27, F.O Boulevard, Newport plication requirement•
3, 10, 17, 2QOI 81452 Buch, Calllornla NOW, THEREFORE.
92659-1768 For lurtN; be ii reaolved by the Cily Flctttloue Bualne11 Information contect the Council of the City ol
Name Statement Newport Beldl Plan· Newport BNdl ltlat
The following persons nong Department et I A public hearing
are doing~ as (949) &«-3200 shall be conducted on
Studio Indigo, 2222 NOTE The expenae February 13, 2001, at
Mart.n. Sul1e 220 lnnne of this no11ce 11 paid from 7 00 p m ., or as toon
CA 92612 11 ltlong '" oolfaeled from ltlerealtM as prlGtlall In Rae Annette Mar11le the apphcanl the City Council
3130 EU1 2nd Street Publl1h1d Newport Chambers, 3300 New·
112. Long Buch CA B11ch-Co1t1 Meu pol1 Boulevan:I. Newport
90803 Delly Pilot February 3, Be1ch, Catlfomia, to Thie bulinell II con-2001 coneidef the grlntlng ol
duc:ted by an lnd!Vlduel S1458 a fTanchiM IC> lhe ~
Have you 1t1rted cant Isled unde< ttem 2 doing buslneas yet? PUBLIC NOTICE below pursuant to the
Y", 1196 CITY OF followlng tem11 and ~
RAle Annene M1rtde NEWPORT BEACH dlllonl:
Thi• statement wae Planning Department a. Fr1nchih effective
flied with IM Counly of the City of N-port dlte: March 15, 2001 C*1I cl Or1nge County Beach · 3300 Newpofl b. Ou1rtlfly tranchlH on 12!29t'2000 Boulevard, Newport fH: 10.5% ol grou
200091504412 Buch f'llOt'lt!'IY racelpll.
Delly Plot Jen 27, F.O POA.2001-<111 for c. Tttm of FrllldllH:
3. 10, 17. 2001 81453 UP2001o004 Match 15, 2001 IC> Jll'IU-r1.-...-.. a -· Notlc9 " lll(tby g111en •ry t , 200e w11t1 ranewa1 ..-... u....,..e u .. nett that 1n -o!ICldOn hi• right• upon mutual Heme St.tement b ...,.... I The t~,..r~ Hn 1ubmltt1d by 1gr11mant o th• ...--·· Keren Lff. requett 90 frlnctliMe and C4v .,. dofng " Nlablleh a oeraona1 th-d. The Chy thalt l\01
Fll9 EntlfP'tna, 313 PfOvtment laclllty ape-Ml the F~'• bin F~ Ave., Newport clllillng WI ..,,..... type rltH 8-:11. CA 92ee3 low tmpld UlrQM ·in-• FrltlChlete .,.. lo-
&Nrry Alll Harden, 4 11NC:1ion The property II demnlfy end hold twm-
Clliala, ~ Belch. loClted 1n !tie RSC·R lau City from
e CST Environmental,
Inc
Joseph Chelstowakl,
Vice· President
3 Thts Resolution of Intention shall be pub-
ltshed in the City • of· ficl81 newspaper within
t 5 days ol na edoplJon
and at least 10 days
ptlOf to February 13,
2001
Adopted this 23rd day
of Janu&ry, 2001 181 GlfY A~m1,
MAYOA
ATTEST:
181 Cathy Fisher,
Deputy Cieri! Claftl tor
City Cllf'k STATE OF
CALIFORNIA)
COUNTY OF
ORANGE) 11
CITY OF
NEWPORT BEACH)
I, CATHY FISHER,
Oepuly City Clertc ol the
City of Nowpor1 Beaoh,
Calolornl1, do hereby
certify that the whole
numbef of 1Mmber1 of
the Chy Councl It MY·
en, that th• foregoing
re1011111on. being Aeso-
lutlon No 200f·~ WU
duly and regulai1y In· troduced before and
adopted by the City
Council of said C4v 11 a reguta1 meeting ol uld
COunal, du4y and regu·
larty held on lhe 23'd
day of January, 2001.
and !hit lhe l8lTll •• so puaed and ldopted
by the followlng vote. to Wll
AY,H: Heffernen, 0 Hall, Ridgeway, Glover, Bromberg,
Proctor1. May« Adema
Noea: None
Abeent: None
Abstain: None
IN WITNESS
WHEREOF, I have here·
unto subscribed my
name end affixed tho of· liclal aeal of aald City
thil 24th day ol January,
2001 .
le/ Cethy AllW,
Deputy City Clertl
Hewr.rt S..ch, Ctfl· fom a
(S .. I)
Published Newp0rt
8Hch·Co111 Meta
Daily P1IOI Ftt>ru1ry 3,
2001
CITY OF
COSTA MESA
NOTICE INVmNG
BIDS FOR
LIGHT EMITTING
DtODES FOR
TRAFFIC AND
PEDESTRIAN
SIGNAL HEADS
BID ITEM NO. 1059
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN ltlat ~ blcll
wl4I be recielved by ltle
City ol Cotti MIN to
wil. The Cl1y Cleflc, P.O. Box 1200, Colll.I MIU,
C111toml1 92t128·1200
on or befoft lht hour OI
10:001m on~
22. 2001. " tt1IM be the rwiponllbllity ol h bid-
der to delwf hie bid to
the City Cltfk Olllot by the proper 1nnounoed
time Delivery LOC9tlon atv o1 eo.te Mee&. n
F1fr Drive. Room 101,
Coste MIN. California
92628
LIOAI. NOTICE M
NOTICE Of EOUAL ltOUJlllG
PUBLIC SALE OF OPPORTUNITY
ABANDONED All rul estltl 1CM111s1nO
PROPERTY In tilts IMW1P'Ptl' Is subjld
NOlioe la '*~ given to the Federal Fair Houslno that lhe undarllgned wt11 Act ol 1968 u amended
NII 11 public auction, wtilcll maw 11 llleg*' to
pursuant to Secllon ldvtlllM 'any preftrtnc:t,
21700 o1 the Bu--. & Mmllatloll Of dllcrlminl!IOll
ProlH1lonal Code, the based on na. COior, rtllo·
following d11orlbed Ion. $IJt. lllnclocap, tamllll
property lo wit ROBERT SlllUS Of lllllonll ~.or
BEAOLESTON UNIT C-an tnttnUon lo mate 1ny
23, STEREO EQUIP. •ucll preference, llmllation
BOXES, ANO MISC Of dtscr1miRltlOn • ITEMS This newspaper will not
Sale Wiii be by com· knowlngly accept any
petibve bidding (wntten 1dvtrtl5lment for rtll
11111<1 bids may be tstlle wflich 11 1n Yiolatlon
aubmltted In advance) of Ille law Our raders lfl
ON ™E 1STH OF FEB llereby lntormtd tllal all
9 A M AT T H E dwtllillQ.S IOVtrtlStd In this
PREMISE WHERE uld ~ are MJllllle on
property h IS b 11 n an equal opporlllntty basis stored and wtlich Is to-To complain of Oilcrlm1-
cated at AYRES SELF nallC>rl, QI! HUD toll free at
STORAGE. 1880 WHIT· 1-800-424-8590
TIER AVE , COSTA •-------
MESA, CA 92627, (949) t 1 HOl• I 650-1282, Ui.ndlord re· -..
MrVW tht righl to bid al
the Hit. Purchases GE
must be made by cash -•
and paid for at the time O ol purcha1e. All pur· NE STOP
chaaed goods ere sold HOME BUYING
as 1t and must be re· SUPE STO .:-moved et lilM of Nie R Rr.
Sele 11 1ublect to lkl'I Wt01/flt>ltWr,J IJo.Ml c.ncellalion In the event I 00• W flut LO-n r ftl'
of aenlement between ~~ flt'(' (ftdl
landlord and obligated ~ r~ c,...,,,1 Pl1Xl lJ5l party Published on VA & Fl"° u.t<Cfl'le ~ .t"'1!i
FEB 03AO ANO FEB rn.ml c.f k.d:ty
IOTH 2001. 1..aoo.12ues1 24 llfl
AYRES GROUP, BONO \'tttntn Real Estatt
NUMBER S·40<H684, ---n '\.t'r Ayree Sall S1orage EMAIL ~coo
RHldent Managers Published Newport
Buch-Costa Mesa Deily Pilot February 3,
10, 2001
Sa461
I,. omuua I
McClellan
Wlnlfr1d Hayaom
McClallan, llrat r1tl·
dent of Linde Isle In
Newport Beech end
pert·tlmt r11ldent of
Honolulu peaMd away
pt1Ctfully elttr a ahort
lllne11 on Jan. 28,
2001. She Wll born In
Pomone, Callfornla
Augu1t 4, 191 t. She
l redutttd from
tnJtmln Franklin
School In Boyle
whn she met
a lttll' married her
lttt huaband Gtreld
McCltlltn. They llvtd
In Arcadia untll 1967
when they moved to
Newport Beectt.
She w11 1 noted
1wlmmer end diver
end completld tor the
Lot Anlltlt• Atttlttlc
Club. Shi 1wam In
many of tht Either
Wllll1m1 fllm1. Sht
w11 1 wond.,ful
homtmaktf and noted
colltctor of Eerly·
Amtrlcen Antlquta.
Hlf home Wit feetured
In Better Homt1 and
Gardtn1 magulne.
She IOvtd batting end
water•kllng with her
hlmlly end spent many
aummera st Cetallna
l11tnd. Sh• WH elao
noted for her iklllt 11
e qullter ltld com·
pitted 18 hand-medt
Amtrlcan qullte In her
Ill.time.
Sht It euMved by 2
eont, Murrey
M cClellen of
TemtCula, and Gerald
McClelltn of Newport
Btech, 7 l"nd· ehlldrtn, end gfMt
11,.nckhlldNn. Theft wlll bt no aervlces.
Contrlbu11ona In her
nemt may bt ttn1 to
Hoeg ~ Fou,,..
lion ClnC8f RtMerdl Fund.
Wnovtkteate
M wa"'. h Maeail:Jlo«!eu.
CO~ROY1S
Fl0WERS
2983 Hrior Blvd.
(ca.."" d HMioi • ... ) 114540.3195
HOE OF
THE WEEI .._.. .....
For .. '"OUr ... I ..... ~ =-:.· ltlit ...
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LOCAL Aelle.....
Section
Clll Todlr ff LISA
RIVERA
MN7WZU AllE WILLEY
MN7~
V .A. SO MOVE4N
FREE Counaellng
FREE Ual Of Ho11M
HUDIVA REPOS
714·534-8800
Vltllrln Real &lite
Emall:
vreggOednc.eom
I Nl-:71
200 & 202 Ruby Aw True Oupl11 ownere
dlllght. 3br ••• aa. 11~.000 NHn.40a
Lori VlllCI Alllt«a
LoYely 2 klory 3br 3bl
home Upgradtl, 2 car gar
Prv pa11e> St,3115,000 Soo11e 94~5-4000 • en-n02
CA._~ F'·· E""~ Otetoo envlron1Mnt1I ltabll1ty
"''" -,_, • Property IOcalld 11 f« the lr~'t ~ befg, 550 I Hartgltn 307 Mltlrie Ave , S.lboa tfatJOnl In hi Qty Ind ~ .... CA 91301 tllllnd, CA 112t132 ltlaW pa'( to the City Jedi FIN. 800 OJao-That prOjeCI ,_ .,._ Enwonmental Uabllrty
vftll, Olend1l1, C~ revteMd, and 11 hd Fund, on a ~
t120I been deter"*'8d that " bit-. 5 6~ "' gro. ,.
Sidi .,.. be returned
to !tie attention of the
City Cletll. wltNn Mid
tllM Nmlt, In • -led i-======= enYl4ooe ldent1n.d on
PIEICE...,..
18.l llOADWAY
Mortuary * Chapel
Cremation
110 Broedway
CostaMesa
$42-91
JoMptl FIM. t 724 t -4 11 cateoorlc;ll~ uempt <*Pit lor 11 oommerelll
Aoeooe 81\ld , Horth under •!he requ11emente ~ wUle hlnclllng rtdDI CA 91325 of the• . C1lllorn11 Mtv1cee P'OYld9d by fie tifler F• 290 Corte Environmlnlll Qu~ Fr~ In fll City
... Palrn 0.Mrt, Ad under CIMI I, f Frand!IMe ... "'" t22tO ~ F IClllllitl derMlfy and ho6CI City
AN Fial, 1445 S Pt1nntr19 Otrector'• hlnnlHa from panatllj9I ~ Or., Loa ~ UH p., m It Ho Ind denliOM tor .--. 'CA_80035 UP2001 ·004 la ten.cl· to "*' curNnt and DOnMll¥ ~. 42A3 Uled tor rtvlaw by the l\llUr9 llltl ~ ,.. ,.,..... Dr I LH ~ ~,,,.,.,, 0( ~ ~ ~
V!ll)M. HV •ttt ~ City of Newport IO fll pol1iorl at ltl8 oom-'""'* Ml.DI •• .,. IMd\ "" Ot •fief Tun-rntrcl•I IOlld WHlt ..... ~ Mngt. dly, ~ 13, 2001 alrNlfl COlllC!led by CA li2270 Wl'llltl'I comnwit or in. FranchltH.
.. oubldl ... lid SEU ltlm Humber and the
~·· 81df"" ~ .~ .-: your IJtUff
or u IOOn fllrtefltl .. c~ ~i'lonltltF~ ._ __ ..._ _ _, ________ ___,
Cham~,
MdlllONJ IN ot 1M Nob llwlllng ilde NY
be ~tlllned by alllhof • IHd YtndOtl Ii .. Of. nc. of ltle Purdlulna
lupervleor, 77 Ferr 0!1w, Room 100, co.a ...... C.itfor'rU 02928.
Publlthed HtWf>Qlt
IHGtl•Co111 MtH = PllOt Fttlf\.l1ry
I l i \ l < > l 1 11 t < ~ ~ 1 , kt· t
' , 1 t I ,
•ttvtfl l ttlnfeld, ,._.,...,_to fll,r.11oilcl O ~ ..,... f1141.f ,.._. M. ~ M Q'l1I erJ to r.elllty: City malntllnt
Nuol ..... CA 91 tM ~· o.p.,,. Ill llGf!C IO •IOMtt ------..-.:aaa
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..... w e ...... "' It. 2001 • ., °'*" to .... bf f'tlllthleet .......... be OM.... In 1M II fnincnMI tNI bl ""9 ,.., -1et'fH ~ de• *'1DI Jtllt tor ti ...
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2bf 2M. frplc, c:loM to OPEH IUN 1-4
CANYON PARK great beadl. No pill. 11100 + Ch11111ln9 21R 181
neigh 38R houM, Open -·Day 71._.1.etOtl 11~ eo.-Ott Mer Set7&in 1-4 854 Olk St ..,~ NM7Mlott A!ll ~71 ... 21441
1289,800 Ac!! 94H4H870 I':-_'::: 111• *21 I
Your S-dl Ende ttlrtl
Lido !ale 28r 21• Fp
lnlariol oourtyatd, 2 ca.r gill no pets $2800/mo 949
718·2733 9! 83t-464·1835
Crty ~ w/coaslal 3Br 181 lfngle family lloml
ollarml Ovnlztd 1 Br & 2Br on large lot Westside 3Br 2B1 1124 Vllell•
1p1 hc>rnet With epeoous SI S951Mo Sydney Glelow, Ptnineull hrtlltf ~.
rooms end ample s1of8081 Aoent 949-500-6880 quiet loc:, 2 car gar WO
OP£H SAT/SUN 1-4
"-1 price In Inlet
Jbr 2be, frplC. Stlllf
bought new llomel S299K
Marl!! u. Mt-722'°'20
0:-::0: ~::,., 38r 181 5'ligle family lloml hlwp $2500 949-~:lO
ITorn $1.215 Cal klday lo on large lot Westside ltMIYI your ,_ beach t1595/Mo Sydney G1etow 3Br 2B• Hovte Steps lo
llddr"'I 888-219-0754 Agent 949-5()(>.o6880 beleh, Ing, Ip, 2 car~ wd Iii-ups pebOI 80CMI to
poo1 a ttnn11 S2llOOlmo 949· 721 ·6422 SWdlo. lower unit. quiet. Clla1111lng llome w/cltrue
nr -an, P"' otte, no ""'· 3br 2ba. 991 w 171h
pita. MWmo. • utll. St S1750/mo year t111se
714-24'0-8004 9'M31·1717 Blyalde VUl891 2bf 2ba, Sl600'mo, a~ Feb t
y• '-' 94~95 or 714·953-4110
Penoramlc Oceanfront ::Ts:"'eJ.~ 1110 Am 11110 APTB I ~":ft: to~. • COSTA MESA COSTA MESA
1111 2c gar "~ pMO ,~ ~ ...................... .
Prbd to Ml, s~.ooo : COSTA MESA I SOUTH COAST METRO :
81u1Blnlla1 94S..54S·3904 •• r..~ J\nor 1 Bedroom and 2 ., ..... oom 1 ....... * OPEN SAT & SUH 1~ ~-"·'V _,, ""'"' 122 e. OCEAHFRONT * IUrlourlded by t81Yl1S pool in gal8d comrtMllly :
"'Y goln!m!nf _..,,., * * Call 714-557-0075 !
Uellle Uquldlllon Value
f>lmtJal 58r Bide bey VltW,
7687 It ES1111 w/pool & tpa,
St,495,000 Call Palllck
T too1e, !QI 949-65&-9705
OPEN SUN 12-4
2107 Windward Ln
8lyclMI Horth .. 3.581
llr99 kttcflerl, bollut rm,
9r11t f11111fy neighbor·
hood. 8Y Owner, seu.ooo
'49-1314114
65 ft boat dock
a..t~afblyllllal'it
ll!illa. 2br, • din, or3br. 268, Mltr w/IOfM view.
Eltr1 llorage on ground level. ... to Udo V1llgt.
Agl M.-y Fryw Sl,195,000
Mt-7b7ot5
lg.~ 29r 1 c~
Condo fl Nwpt No cae IO
ahOpf>lng oc:.en close
pa5K !QI 949-70Hl127
$3381( Picture Ptr1ec1
M1dlttrrant1n VIiie.
2br 2ba, walk to sand &
shops Agt 949-723-8120
•BEACH RETREAT•
welk to bey I btec.tl.
3br 3be $379,000 Agt
949-723-8120
•VIEW GIANT•
78R,. 48A, Clo•• to
Btecht sns,ooo
ASl!!!t Mt-723-8120
tOCEANFRONU
Hew . Homt 58R, dect, ,.,. nncs, 2.295
AA!ht Mt-723'&120
•••••••••••••••••••••••
""E'Side Gorgeoua 3br
2B• very lrg lenoad yard,
~. wd Ne-ups. 2~ Qar&QI!
191·8 Ma!JM>ha S21~
949-645-3683
•Bett VIII.It In Town•
18A $850 & UP Ind relng
& new carpet Btke to beactl
GIMI llnllllS end locabon.
qUel like new
Call M~92
111
WALK TO THE BEACHll
$400 litoY.-ln Bon~I on Ill mo. Rentl Nice 28r1
1 58a " • peaoel\A sel"1g SI~ Save S&IO on 1
)'!!!! lease' 714-~2468
l 1·~a1
Ptlma Mobile Home f>ar11
SlnQle-wlde t 112Br for rent $75ilmo. S 1000 MC, carport a sicrage 94~
t Huge FSlde Towne-
38r 2 581, IYfrlQ nn. lemily rm. Fiplc:. Ul9ldtd lolctlln. Zt gar. oomm pool & 11rns
VACANT St900!Mo Agent
949-733-6074
FIND
an apartment
through classified
BAYFRONT
Apartment Homes
A Luxurious Experieit'e
UPiraded 2BR, 0.,1\ ()\'{he W ~
28R, 28A With ~Vin • S251J
PrMl~·'Tltd fates. co...-. Wood
..... ,.,.... • ,,... Bad llld .....
.... 511.PIJglable. ~ Poof
t~··~·· ... to Balboe wS!lllf't" ....... ~tetter
l'h from
WINTER SPECIAL
2BDRM 2BATH ~ 1100 .. Aplrtmenc
home ,...., fl • "°°'*'
BLUFFS TOWNHOlllES SBt • lam rm, lrg E Plan
Bey Ylew. '2115/1110 OPEN SAT/SUH 1-5
2117 Vleta Entrlde
40r 2.5 bl llU ,_ 12495 °"'* t4H32.e41t
HARBOR V1EW HOMES
4Bt 28a. '-Vt Jani. Frple. Anl*ton Schoot. psoolmo. Nt-75M314
Bluffe Darling T ownholM
38r 1 581. nice condition S 1800/mo Barbera San
were11 Rltr 949·644·0 t95
BAYRIDQE CONDO
2br 1111. gl'9d oomm, W/ D, deck, pool, 1p1,
l1100 Aal. t4t-721-1S?5
• 38r Home lam rm Fp
111. y.,g & eeo oomm poo1
191 gated COIM\. 2c 98' $3500'Mo 94H444426
COMlllne View $pec10U~
2& • den. dbl 91r, tnsKle
wld, ~t. bntt $3295 • Id
l.Jluri, 8kr 949--494-684 t
Motel
MANAGERS
• SPECIAL• s 154.00 ~ tax Wklv (~ pr....-.. lhll All)
235rma&~ SIUltd on bu.JlrflAy
landtclc>ed gRUldl FEATURES 24-Ho\K
Lobby/Direct Otal
phon11/FrH HBO,
ESPN & Diec/Pool a
Jlcuul, Guest laun-
tty 0oM IO 405 I 56
FW)I Mil"I .. mm OC
Fllrgldl. oallge and
bchl WallUnO dis·
llnce IO ~ and
rNtauranla
COSTA MESA ~
MOTOR INN m7 Mlrtlor BMI
Phone i'('M41 mo
4,
I •
...... MANAGERS
• SPECIAL• 1154.00+ IU Wldy GUI ....... ~ 235...,.a~ a.ten_.., -~ p.rldll FEATURES. 2'-tiour t.*y/Olrtct dlal
l)llOMl/FIH H80,
~ a Dllo'Pool & JlcUUI. Giiiet ~ dry Cloel ID 406 & S6
Fwya. ....... "°"' 0 c flfltlrdi, coltgt and bdll. Wd!lnQ dis·
Illa ID lflOPI and
rMllUtlllll COSTA MESA
MOTOR INN
1Zl1 Hlrbor Blvd PllOM ...... 4140
1-.-1
®
Hilton
w..tToat ltodl la«t
Nlwllllcl
Cooli
Room Arttndont
"S:d
Siner ...
J
......... --... , .
lt -. . ~·· ... ..... ,_ .........
Tttw.irta!
QllilJIYAnOI
MIDl'9
Plill·~
Uay & na.lal ~
812-816
Top-Producers
llJgher
• llaillk, lblal 1--Jll ... 11.au ....
•rud...UU. • 1Jiattm1 rmp&..,w1t
~dllll!t*l tn
c. .... "'"" .... 1 fln ... 1"11
c..JI uoWL
-88MlM744
~-..... 1 .. =1 er. ""' ea. ieu• • _
llml'Bs~ ... , ..
4-30-6~ Mi&n. l!KIOl.1~
11100,.. c. KW.wt ~w ··
Admlnlttr1tlve A .... tanl
~wJar--'on & lnllitlon pioel WoWlll!I bull-
-ol 17 yMt'I .... be
tell IMmer & able IO tlNde
llllAljple .... NxulCy & al·
lenllon IO detail required
Slat1 $10/hr eo.11 ....
Allt tor 8oM 714-641 7S44 WOfth!naton Aeunlone
*" lllllftlel ~ _. "°" l!)C)!nO 94H40-2801 WANTED
8albol llllnd. Shltw oozy
31>1 bide ~. wrNarv-. CIU1ylld, ,.,.,.. pref, $870 mo. iiill incl 81&-438-1837
C01U ..... _, hollN nt
OCC, lg rm 1'11111. $50Qflno
Incl utll. WID cool rm lllltH. MM10-9551
Cell Howe. Furn'd maste1
lor renl 8lk IO bdl, Ip, w/d,
patl!llg, ltm pral'd, s 1500m 94M73·505e 91929·7981
TIQUES
:'649-4922~
SOUTH COAST AUCTION
2202 So. IW11 It.
CARING PfOPU MMdtd
PT/ftta peld Ills. W. •
clflwtnce In "" ._ °' the ~ In tNlt '--Co111palllonahlp, lllMlt, __., • .,.., DlnOflll
1lde. No certfllc1tlon
l!Q!!lrad. 71 4 444 4NO
FEDERAL EMPLOYMENT stt.ooo to sn,ooo I*
WMl.I~
Food Manufacturing
COUNTRY HOME BAKERS' Tomnc:e fa·
dlity is one of the largest pie manufae1uring
plants in the USA. We currently seek:
LOGISTICS MANAGER
I--• 1 S..AM,CAt2707 ... ~ ,~~" ........ ,..
FV °" bldg lor .. 823-1198 FURNITURE I
To direct shipping/receiving, freezer and dry
goods warehouse, Inv control and heavy traf·
fie operations. Food industry exper & appro·
priate education badcgfound required.
SANITATlON MANAGER
SI X/M.te Square 10840
W-Allt 1bou1 HI Soeed
lnllmlt 714-751-2787
( 21• QWGUI
Lead saiVtation function of 30+ employees,
hdroom St1 7pc cneny all shifts. Responsible fOf food safety & pest
wood 4 POllil< bed w rails control. Must know AIB standaros, GMPs,
Of-w1n fold m1n01 2 SSQ1s crrd HAACP regs. Lt.adEr.;tiip sldUs, food :!'~s s1a: ~Soostillsa~ industry exp.&. appropriate educ:atton badt·
Sl67S melehng d>es1 $375 ground requred.
ea1 1i4-424-0e70 Call (310) 533-6010, ext 212, fOf Info,°'• fax
"LOVE SEAT • COOCH" to (310) 328-0070, or mail to:
NCTlllQe StlOO. Private ·
• .
\\~•••• 1., I •• ,.,, I , ••··• M()~ I '\''/
we are looklng for sales ·R~resentatlves who enJoy meeting
and greeting peogle. work flexible Nours: afternoons, evenings
and weekends. Explore our successfully proven program
throughout the Orange countv area, securing new
subscriptions for the ~os Angeles Times.
$ Flexlble Hours: either full-time or part-time
$ Average $25·$30 per hour
$ No sales experience necessary
S Wiii train the right people
II-I NTENESTCD Pl.EASI" CONTACT1
Robert Brown <714> 387·3523
Cl.ERK • T09ACC°"'5T Eaptrltnct req PIT
tY11\1119S. 24h<s/•k CaM Harold 94!1-6S0-8463 • 212
Co111p1nlon/houMllMptr lor 88 'ff old woman PT awro• s 1n I* dly Moo-1n NPS 949-631 ·5636
Oomtatlc Hou1tkffptr,
Comptnlon lor amtxJlalory
elderly lady Musi spea~
aom11 English llve·ln Of out
2 days oft Eas1 CM. pets in hOllSOllold 949-63 I ·5407
Pleau leave message
l lc:enaad or nol we're hlrin9 now! ERA RaH811y &
Lloyd ol H'-'1110g10n Bell "'"' pay kll your lloenM & ltan-
!l!Q 800-400-5391 ••I 119
LOAN AGENT needed lex
emal Mor1Vlgt Co 11 NPS
UP d c;omfTllSSl()n. W0<1>.
IYorn hOme or our olf1C8 Fu
r-.me IO 949-722·6488
looltlng for A11thttlcl1n
w/cllenttle. Also P T
Recephonrsl/Bookkeeper
,... 14N31-1311
Brown EnterprlsM
W1LOUFE JOBS S&-19MR
federal Benefits Parll
Rangers Secu11ly an<!
~ No expenence
lex some F0< into Cal
t-800·391-5856 )(0685
Bam-9pnV'local no1 aw•
RESTAURANT
Line Cooks Food
SeNets Bussers and Hosl/Hostesses
Apply In person at . LIDO DINER
3471 Vie Lido, '207,
Newpor1 Be1ch
Retail Advertising
Stly ltome a Wont Onltnt.
Flutbol ty S500-S7()()1mo in
'(O'Jr spare 1 me Sltp-l>y· ~1ep sy111m Comp1111
1•a1noog Free 1t1f0<mahon .,.,..,, frffdom<lreamer com
(800~·9679
478 EMPLOYMENT
SERVICES
f>ltlM be IWlrt ttlel
lht ll1tlng1 In lhla
category mar require you 10 cal a 900
number In which
11\tft la a charge p1r
mlnule
480 BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
PlMaa be WlfY of out of ar11 comp1nlte
0-k with the local Batter Bu1lr1t11 Bu·
rNU btlore you land
eny money °' IMa
IOI MtvlcH RHd
1nd undtra11nd 1ny contllCll before you
1lgn
l.agPPo=I
'MUST SEU'
l.OCill Vending Roote ~·~= "'"fREE tlFO
1 ·100·655-1443/24htl
CARPET CLEANlffG &
lnaurence Rettontlon F11ncl\laa IYl llll>le. Com-plete training For more
delalla call Butch 11
1 ·800-147-1964
610 POWER
BOATS
Fully loeded, 2000 OOFFY
18 defllo model, 1 I Yl il,
$15,995
1999=Y 21, fully
$20,"5
Mt-6-4Wl12
Pursuit 2270 r.enler con-
iolt Y amar.a 225 H P sall
wale• unes VHF GPS
lrsh l1ndtf oulngoets CO Dual Bari llln~s Pnst1ne
7t4·9!>3-48t0 9.673-8695
SUZUKI 15hp outboard
boat mo I or saoo
949·71&-1374
Saturday, February 3, 2001 B7 '
TIX
nlllCllL
DllEtTOIY
HERE'S THE
EXPERTS
GET THE PEACE OF MIND
ONLY A CPA CAN GM YOUI
~ you getttlg al the dedl.cilOllS y<)J ate
entJlled to? Have yru ret\11\ done by a
CPA al a REASONABLE rate'
• lndMduaVBuslness Tax Returns
• Electrollic Filing
• Get y(Y.)r refund in 1 to 3 days'
lodet~ l Stathes "°'*' s.rura.y,·
Tax & Accounhng •-
34-00 ln-1nd>r \tc 116 949~851-9676
l1w1 wttr ul Rr, tul ~ '°"-'"IN
(949) 646-8803
ALL TAX FORMS • ALL STATES
INDIV • CORPORATIONS • FIDUCIARY
PARlNERSHIP · LLC • ESlATES
:~50 E 17111 STJ-. 117
U >~T\ \1ES \. <: \ CJ:?.<>27
:~o+ YE \HS E\PEHIE~CE
Dock lor newer 1811
l ltdric Dutty S250mo fllUS usage Balboa SlaOO Pr.me
locabOn ~9-752 2881
Stde tit tor 30ll S.lboll Graat loc. EZ access 10
main channel Call JJ
94!1·67!>·7570
26ft & 18ft aide ties,
BMW Z3 2.3 Conv '99 Only 13 !>()() ,,... IOaded
Ctir~ pkg CC lltlled
,ea1s DI~ ti<~ Ill>• S28 000
:.49 !>74-9Z~
BMW Z3 99 Ultr.111-
('-IEFllel SAVE ~1
Italian lffltltr, 1lnt cond ~~HUMAN RESOURCES -col«, 6 mo NEW.
Entndllcl Wlff, plld $2500 ~
pl!!). 94HSH40& 01Tle.-;
King ebl orthopedic: extra o .. • .. rs. Inc.
HOW HIAING PHONE ~ Full0tPT
S7.tl\f, no atClln9
Cell 1-eoo-83t"717
Full lime outaidt HIM
11p<e"nt1tlve nMdtd In the retail 1dvtrt11lng dt-
par1ment for communlly new1paper group. Mon·
dly lhru Fndty. &:30 a.m.
to 5·30 p.m Print ~ Ing 11111 t1perlence
pref1rred, but nol re-
quired Maintain curr1111
accounb. and aolicit new
l>lllinen. Applicant must
be motrvated Mii starter, and goal-orltnlltd Salary
plus Incentive plan. H ·
ctllenl btntftl p1CU9e
physlcal/drug scrMnfng
~ultltd EOE Fu ,._
aume IO Judy Oetting, Ad-
vert111ng Director at
949-631-6594 or mall 1e-
aume lo: Timea Com·
munity News, Attenllon
Judy O.nlng. PO Box
1560, Costa M111, CA
92627.
Children• uptcall con-1lgnrntflt atore lor aale
Grnl Loe, Newport
1311 Boston Waltt 4()llp no sail boats,
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start Residual S 14 120 Total paymen1s S 11,661 + tax. Subject to pnor sale and credit approval
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ANTIQUE & CLASSIC
CARS
13 Cars ,
2 motorcycles,
all in perfect
condition. 100%
restored. Sale
all in one block
or i.ndividually
Private Party OPEN HOUSE
10am-4pm
Sat Feb 3rd
Sun Feb 4th
2001
1229 w Shelly Ct
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4-door, whice, auco, AC, ps, 4DR, Alf, AJC, runs good, a 4DR, Alf, AJC, F/pwr, Auro, AC, full pwr, a great Alf, AJC, M/roof, alloys, 4DR, A!T, NC, F/Pwr, good
full pwr, all tricked steal ar only M/roof, alloys , spoiler and family car s~iler, grcar economy car transportarion a bargain at •
(Pl429A) (Pl495) only (20906A} (Pl 542) (Pl578} (Pl 5332)
$4995 $6995 .$7995 $7995 $8995 $8995 -
'98FORD ~MERCURY '95HONDA '97 .MAZDA '97 VOLKSWAGEN mEEP TAURUS \f'ltGON VH.IAGER~ ACCORDLX MIATACONV JETTA GLS C OKEE
Automatic, AC, F/pwr, a AJT, AJC, F/pwr, a very 4DR, F/pwr, low, low White, 5-Spd, AC, full pwr, 4DR, black beauty, Alf, 4DR, 6 cyl, Alf, AJC, red,'
great family car and only clean family car miJcige. fun in the sun NC, PIS, a nice, nice car very clean and anJ' · .
(Pl459) . (20780A) (2096 lA) (Pl 499) & only (Pl 478) (Pl 549)
$8995 $9995 $10,495 $10,795 $10,795 $10,995 ·.
'90LEXUSLS ~96 CHRYSLER '99MSSAN '95ACURA '95LEXUS '97 MITSUBISHJ.
400 TOWN& ALT/MA GXE LEGEND COUPE ES300 3000GTSL .
Pearl white, auto, AC, full pwr, COUNTRYLXi Auto, AC. full power, like Champagne, auto, AC, full Green, auto, AC, full pwr, 5 spd, pearl white, leather, ·
lc:uher, moonroof. alloys, the V6, auto, AC, white, leather, alloys, new and low, low miles pwr, moonroof. leather, moonroof, leather, alloys, M/roo( hard to fipd.
right color (20619A) the cop-of-the-line (P20790A) (Pl41 3) alloys, a rare cai; (20632A) a gorgeoµs car (PI 568A) (Pl 566) . .
$12,995 $12,995 $13,495 $13,995 $15,995 . $16,995 .
'98CHEVY '98 INFINITI '96 MERCEDES '99NISSAN '99ACURA . ~HONDA.~
ASTROVAN I-30 C230 MAXIMAGLE J.2n CRV£X .-.
Champagne, V6, auco, AC, Alf, AJC F/Pwr, aJloys, 4DR, champagnet auco, AC, AIT, NC, F/pwr, M/roof, Ccritifted, Alf, AJC, F/Pwr, 4x,4, blade beauty, CD, aJlays, low,
ps, full pwr, 7 -pass, low, low leather, a lot of car for a full pwr, leather, alloys, true alloys, leather, like new, the Ml roof, alloys, leather, low .miles, •{Qi{ec ~ . • ·
mi, like new (P 1419) little price (Pl 559) luxury (P 1522) top-of-the-line (207 48A) uvigation qsccm (P 1547) . {20799A)
$16,995 $16,995 $1~,995 $18,995 $24,99i SAVE
® South Coast Acura ..
ACU.RA 2925 Harbor Blvd. • Costa Mesa, CA 92626
(714) 979-2500 • (800) 961CURA •Fu (
.. TOYOTA TERCEL (095581) ·
- . 'II TOYOTA COROLLA (069574)
'M rcJYOTA 'COROLLA (033002)
.. CHEVY BLAZER (221712)
'II MAZDA ~ZIOO· PICKUP (M00494)
'fl GMC SIERRA 1500 (533255)
'II TOYOTA TACOMA (092111)
'M CHRYSLER CONCORD LXI (258718)
'00 llllAN ALTIMA 8XE (140530)
'00 DODIE INTREPID (316275)
'N JEEP WRAN8LER (7.) , .
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$12,111
$12,999
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" · '00CHEVY110 EXT. CAI PICKUP (132750)
'If VOLUWA8EI JETTA (120795)
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Lease is on approved 1Gredit. $999 custorne r cash + $4000
factory lease in centive + $2000 lease loyalcy for a tota l to
start of $6999. 12K miles/year and .1 5¢/mile thereafter. ·
3 to choose : (544548 , 544544, 552963)
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'97 ISUZU TROOPBI LS (900368).
'98 FORD MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE (2 13703)
'99 ISUZU RODEO LS (334316) .
'99 HONDA PREWDE (008121)
'00 CHRYSLER GRAND VOYAIER (765269)
'II HONDA ACCORD LX SEDAN (032280)
'II WRANIL!R 4.0 (436604)
'II DODGE DURANGO ILT (639263)
W TOYOTA 411U111£R u.rED (posjJ07)
'00 CHRYSLER LHI (140465)
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CARS
13 Cars
2 motorcycles.
all 1n perfect
condition 100%
restored. Sale
all in one block
or md1v1dually
Pnvate Party
OPEN HOUSE
10am·4pm
Sat Feb 3rd
Sun Feb 4th
2001
1229 W Shelly Ct
Orange, Cellf
Cell for llatlng
9~9-719·9317
BMW 323' M
Convertlbit S ap. blue
(3XMM381) 25K Ml
CREVIER BMW
714-835-3171
BMW 32111 911
Mpcl. &port. co. black
(4E8l786) $32,995
CR(VIER BllW
714-835-3171
BMW ~2el '99
tulo, CO, whit., 14K Ml
( 4f'KF0115) $35,995
CRt:VIER BMW
714-835·3171
BMW 5281 911
~.171(ml
(Y25150) '38,995
CAEVIER BMW
714.935.317 _1 --
BMW S40t '95 67k m1
blacll Ian lttl9f booils oar·
argaO notl smaller ~._e new
cond $19 9K 0CPA BKS
Vin •759218 ~9·586-1888
BMW S40i '98
Auto, CD, Aapen wA>llCll
(3XHFe49) Low mlltl
CR(\'IER BMW
714-835·3171 __
BMW 14()11 '94 7~K mi rr.O-
n1ght blue 1an llhr CD
books showroom cond
must see 10 .ipp1c1e1e
S 17 995 OCPA BKS Vin
1215627 949 586 1888
BMW 7404l 98
Cl'lrome, CO,
(4AZX91S) $39,1195
CR(VIER BMW
7 I 4·835-3171
BMW 740il 98
Phone, CO, white
(UTU742) S37.995
CR(VIER BMW
714·835·3171
Bulclc Riviera '90
CIMalc style 10 mo lealllef
11060891 $5 968 NABERS
(714)540·9100
Cadltlx Allen'9 Conv '90
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Auto Bltrs 94g. 586· 1888
CADILLAC CATER.A '97
8l<W:I< lt!lr moonrool alloys
(9384311 S13 988
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(714)540-9100
Cldll!K Seville STS 113
Slate lealtle• NormslJlr
18340361 S10 968
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(714)540·9100
Cadllltc STS 'M 4311 ml,
ract0ty warranty metallic
burg.JO<ly matching leatllef
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$4500 94M4&-2256
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2Wll 24k mo '""'18
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(714)540·1100
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VIM172518 $9,996 0 C
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JAGUAR XQ VT
Con111 buuty Cnrome
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cllang, aloy wllif rool '**· tow l*g 11k ITll, ml oord-
tlon, $14,950 949-644-2299
Leaua ES 300 '94
7()1( • 1111 ,.,,,.,lgrty ~
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whla g11eoe<1 not\/lmQ,
lokt new $12 995 vt19829t oc Auto &I 94g.586-1888
LEXUS RX 300 '119 414.
ci>rm wtlla. mnrt. 1ow p11g, e
CD cllg1 Whllellan l1h1
$39,995 obo 94~73-3588
Mazde MIN 't2 Red low m1 t'"4 condition,
13049t31 $6 968
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(714)540-1100
akide MP'V V1I '93
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(714)M0.9100
OI01moblle Intrigue '00
V6, Ill-. prtvlout lefttal
(133165) $12,988
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{714)540-9100
Oldamoblte Sllhou9nl 00
Whtie io.. mrlM Dual OOOt
(250411) $16,1118
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• :U.Hr, Road.tide Auinanc.el Pre-Owned BMWs to Choose!
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CREVIER BMW
: Senta Ana Auto Mall, .SS Pceeway at Edinga
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Sunroof, leather, power wlndoWs, power lock.a, cn11M control
S29,900
or lease for
Plus lalt "8 mo. lecne 15C per mile
penalty 01W 12k J*.)'9Cll'. 0n opproo..d cl'9Clit. Tolol drMt-off
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POLICY
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Clean All 5 Rooms
$99.00
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2001 LINCOLN
CONTINENTAL
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AdditioM • Kitchen
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2001 MERCURY
GRAND
MARQUIS LS
2001 MERCURY
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$23,950
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Leather, Dual Power • em. Anri·
Locking Brakes. Conv .• part' Tire &
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3.2 TL 3.2 CL
2001 ACU
lntegra LS
Coupe MDX
'91 HONDA '95NISSAN '93 TOYOTA '97FORD ~j 1VYOTA CEUC4
CIVICLX SENT RA CAMRYXLE AEROSTAR GT LIFTBACK
4-door, white, auro, AC. P'· 4DR, NT. AJC. ru m gooJ, J 4DR, A/T. A/C , F/pwr, Auro. AC. full pwr, a great NT. N C, M/roof, alloys,
full pwr, all cricked \teJI ac onl} M/roof. ,1lloy~. 'poilrr :rn<l fJmilv lar ~poiler, great economy car
(P1 429A) (1'1 495) only (2090(1A) (P l 142) (P1578)
$4995 $6995 $7995 $7995 $8995
'98FORD '95MERCURY '95HONDA '97MAZDA '97 VOLKSWAGEN
TAURUS WAGON Vlll.AGERmN ACCORDLX MIATA CONV JETTA GLS
AutomatJC, AC. F/pwr. J A/T, A/C, f-/pwr, J very tDR , I /p•,o,r, low, low White, 5-SpJ. AC. full pwr, 4DR. black beaury, Alf.
grea t family tar and only dean family car rnilogt:. fun in the su n A/C. J>/~. a nice, nice car
(Pl459} (20780AJ (20%1A) (Pl 499) & only (PJ478)
$8995 $9995 $10,495 $10,795 $10,795
'90LEXUS LS '96 CHRYSLER '99'NISSAN '95ACURA '95LEXUS
400 TOWN& ALT/MA GXE LEGEND COUPE ES300
Pearl v.h11e, au10. AC. full 1l\~ r COUNTRYLXi Auco. AC • full powc:r, like: Champagne, auto, AC. full Green, auco, AC, full pwr,
lea1her, moon roof. allor,, thr \ 6, JU!O, r\( , whur, lrnhrr, alloys. nrv. .rnd low. lov. milrs pwr, moonroof, leather. moonroof, learher, alloys,
right color (20619A) 1hr wp-of-1ht··l11w (P207<JOAJ (P 141 ~) alloys, a rare <.;ar (20632A) a go rgeow. car (Pl 568A)
$12,995 $12,995 $13,495 $13,995 $15,995
'98CHEW '98 INF/NIT/ '96 MERCEDES '99NISSAN '99ACURA
ASTRO VAN l-30 C230 MAXIMA GLE 3.2 TL
Champagne, V6, auto. AC. All, Al<. 1-/Pwr, alll)y\, 4DR, thampagnc. auto. AC. NT. NC, F/pwr, M/roof. Ccrit ifted, Aff, NC. F/Pwr,
ps, full pwr, 7-pm, low, low bther. a lor of car for a full pwr, leat her, alloys, true alloys, learner, like new, chc M/roof. alloys, leather,
mi, like new (Pl41 9} ll((le price (Pl 559) luxury (P 1522) cop-of-the-line (20748A) navigation system (PI 547)
$16,995 $16,995 $18,995 \ $18,995 $24,995
@ South Coast Acura
ACURA 2925 Harbor Blvd . • Costa Mesa, CA 92626
(714) 979-2500 • (800) 96ACURA •Fax (7~ I 5-~52
'97 TOYO '1 ..
COROLLA DX
4DR. A/T. NC. F/Pwr, good
transportation a bargain at
(P 15332)
$8995
'97J~EP CHE OKEE
4DR. 6 cyl, Alf. AIC. red.
very dean and onJy
(P1549)
$10,995 ~.
'97 MITSUBISHI
3000GTSL
5 spd, pearl white, leather, · ·
M/roof. hard to find.
(Pl 566)
$16,995 .
'99HONDA . .
CRVEX
4x4, black beaucy, CO, alloys, low,
low miles, ~( ol{er ,
(20799A)
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'18 TOYOTA COROLLA (069574)
'II TOYOTA COROLLA (033002)
'98 CHEVY BLAZER (221712)
'II MAZDA 82IOO PICKUP (M00494)
'97 SMC SIERRA 1600 (533255)
... TOYOTA .TACOMA (092111)
'18 CHRYSLER CONCORD LXI (258718)
'00 NISSAN ALTIMA 8XE (140530)
1JO DODGE INTREPID (316275)
'18 JEEP WRANGLER (769060) -
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'00CHEVY110 EXT. CAB PICKUP (132750)
'II VOLUWA8EN JETTA (120795)
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Five Star.
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Lease is on approved credit. $999 customer cash + $4000
factory lease incentive+ $2000 lease loyalty for a total to
start of $6999. 12K miles/year and .1 5¢/mile thereafter.
3 to chaos~: (544548, 544544, 552963)
Package Discount
-. . Factory Rebate
Dealer Discount
'00 JEEP WRANGLER (7 4 7176)
'00 CHEVY BLAZER (135628)
'00 ISUZU AMIGO (343781)
'97 ISUZU TROOPER LS (900368)
'98 FORD MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE (213703)
•99 ISUZU RODEO LS (334316)
'99 HONDA PREWDE (008121)
'00 CHRYSLER GRAND VOYAGER (765269)
'99 HONDA ACCORD LX SEDAN (032280)
'99 WRANGLER 4.0 (436804)
'II DODGE DURANGO SLT (639263)
'II TOYOTA 4RUNNiR UlllTED (0089(J7)
'00 CHRYSLER LHI (140465) fl .
• CHRYSLER ... (368647)
2524 Harbor Blvd,
Costa Mesa
"Harbor Bouleva'd
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Own a New Cad illac for $27,995!
BRAND NEW
(2000 Catera)
Stock #C088836Y
Rain Fores.I
2000 Escalade
List Price $46,925 ~:~ ;!:!99°v SALE $~9,995
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2000 Seville STS
2000 Escalade
NABERS CADILL A C
SPECIAL EDITION
TWO -TO N E
FINANCE CHARGEs··
ON ALL NEW 2001
OLDSMOBILE MODELS
·1st P9Yflllllf due 2/1 /02. ··No flnanc. dlCll'ges until 1/1 /02.
Custoriw must be appmed by GMAC uoder A or I 1ilf late System.