HomeMy WebLinkAbout1998-09-24 - Orange Coast Pilotr ··
'
SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COf.At.AUNffiES SINCE 1907 THURSDAY, SEPrEMBER 24, 1998
Bad!
Moshayedi,
center, and
.! bis wife,
Parvin
Armagan,
have taken
Engllsh-as-
. a-second-
language
classes for
the past
~three years.
The classes
recently
moved to
the Harper
Education
Center.
City aims
to make
residents
of police
•Costa Mesa will help
officers make down
payments to purchase
homes within city.limits.
E1N.G11:
~Not
COSTA MESA More Costa
Mesa police ofhcers could be liv-
ing m the city if they t~ke advan-
tage of new programs thP. city
and the Redevelopment Agency
are offering.
The program is an offshoot of
the first-time home buyers assis-
tance program and lS designed to
encourage police officers to live
where they work. .
"It's an extension of communi-
ty-onented poticmq," said Coun-
cilman Gary Monahan, who sug-
gested the program. •we're mob.-
vating our of hcers to be involved
in the community, tlnd how better
to be involved lhdn to dctually
live m that community."
Monahan said the program
also promotes awareness and
would help reduce the amount of •
time it takes fo r officers to
1espond to emergenoes.
A survey by the city manager's
office m the spnng showed .that
about 30 officers were interested
in the program, UUrnan said A
more recent survey showed that
five ofCtcers were mterested m
the Redevelopment Agency pro-
gram, and 10 officers were inter-
ested m the city's program,
according to staff reports
The Redevelopment Agency
program 1s providing $286,000,
and the city program has
$356,000 available -enough to
lend at least 18 ofhcers money for
down payments on homes.
To qualliy for the city program,
officers would not be sub1ect to
income, houslng affordability or
maximum home purchase price
restnctions, ·' according to an
agenda report.
· The loan programs are sirrular
"to the first-time home buyers pro-qrarn offered to the general pub-
SEE HO~ING PAGE423
INDEX
ClASSllD _____ .,
COMMUlllTY fOIUM -·-·-.A 12
POU((fUS ___ . .42
PUiiJc MOl1ClS --IS
soom --·----·....A•
SPOl1'S-.. --·-·--·· l
~.
Above. Margurite Dodger,
92, aims a paint ball pistol
at the target with the help
of David Mcintire and
Josete Nelson at the 11th
annual Orange County
SenJor Games at the
Orange County Pair-
groiinds on Wednesday.
The games were open to
all senJor citizens who
reside in health-care cen-
ters in the county. This
year's theme, "Passport to
. Adventure, H offered
events such as wheelchair
races, bowling, basketball
and baseball. Right:
Roberta Norton cheers a
successful toss through a
Hula Hoop to earn a first-
place ribbon.
.Harper battle.latest in series
-Of RdWt education struggles ··
• Many students persevere as
campus deals with complaints, "
tries to solve traffic problems.
HUSfl''o/ MA."""'
~Piot
COSTA MESA -Badl Moshayedi, a
74.-year-old retired T~hran University
pharmacy professor, is taking English-as-
a-second-language classes with his wife,
Parvin Armagan, 64, from Newport-
Mesa's Adult Education Program.
TAKING· AIM
Having attended adult education class-
es for three years, the couple haven't been
·discouraged by the annual treks across
the city as the program has been moved
from site to site m search of a permanent
home.
"1 have to learn English," A.rmagan
said "lt 1s very difficult to be in a country
when you can't communicate Wlth ITktny
people, H
0
' .! •
Although he's fluent in French dnd
Persian, Moshayedl srud he learned bnly
tihuted Engllsh skills m lran. ·
"This school 1s very helpful,· he said.
PHOTOS SY DON LEACHIOAILY Pit.OT
•Th<• teachers here are very good to me
and my \\."lie •
There dtr> hundreds ot students Like
Moshayed1 1md his wile in the adult pro-
grom, wh1Ch teucht•s English and JOb
skills c1t mne satellite location::. throughout
Costa ~lcsa dnd hds 1b heddquarters dl
the I ldrper ·Edur«sbon Center at 425 E
18th St.
1Wo years ago, the hub had been dl
DavL-. Elementarv School lil Costa Mesa
which oll1aals sd.1d Wd'> an ideal location.
SEE CLASSES PAGE A 14
Public
assaults
causing
concern
• Although police don't believe .
same man responsible for all 3
crimes, they warn women to be
alert after Monday's incident.
..
NEWPORT BEACH -A tc.uled kidnap
attempt Monda} attemoon on the Balboa
Peninsula is the lhitd madent m the
Newport-~te-.a area during the la t
week, in which women have been held
against the1r will before e .... cdpmg from
their attackers. .
All three assault-. occurrPd dunng the
day m public plac~ Two of the cnmcs
happened m co ... td
Mesa. .
Although pohce
don't believe the
same suspect 1s
responsible for the
cranes. they are osk-
ing wotnen to be
extra cautious,
"We want them to
be dWdfe of thetr ur-
roundings and watch
for anyone who looks
susp1c1ous." . sa.1d
Newport Beach
police Sgt l'-llke
McDermott
Composite
ketch of sus-
pect in Mon-
day's incident
The most recent incident occurred
Monday afternoon, when a 20-year-old
Nc·wport Beach woman Wd" dragged to
the shoreline by a man who contronted
her when she got out of her 1990 Toyota
Tercel. The attempted kidnappmg hap-
pened at 5:30 p.m. m the noo block of
West Balboa Boulevdrd. .
McDtmnott .;aid the man put his hand
over the woman\ mouth <ind held he1
around the neck, Cdrrymg her tow~rd the
beach on 11th Strt •t. He made comment:>
of a wxual ndture to the v1cttm, hut police
wouldn't specily ""'hat tht•y were. Police
arP un<;urc wht!tht>r lhe man wac;
attempting to rape th~ vicllm.
The woman wa.; able to break free
SEE ASSAULTS PAGE A 13
'
A -close brush with be.autification
Parent repaints school's faded sign
IJl-,M'll MA.'iJL\t -
Olft Ph
,On Friday, find out
Which city employee
owns an iguana named
· Uz. Lum which school district official loves ·
"The Sound of Music.•
OfscOver' Which loa1I ao hes • sweet spot
for cake. Oh yNh. •nd
SM who's No. 1 on the
O.Hy Piiot's .,,.,.J Top
10J list of the most
~peoplein
-.-ipon-Mesa.
With flooded classrooms and
leaky roofs to worry about, the
. school district can sometimes over-
look smaller, less urgent improve-.
mcnt projects, such as the faded,
peeling Kaiser Krughts signs at the
Co ta M •sa elementary school.
But team or no team Kalser par-
ent Erle Ran.km tec.>ls there are .
many reasons for school spuit to be
m ample supply at the school.
which is attended by his third-
grade son, Ryan.
"lt's a great school,. he said.
"They do all they can, but there' a
lo\ parents can do to help out. too."
Anned with a paint brush, a lad-
der and a couple of g61lons of red
and silver enamel s1gn pamt,
Rankin tpent obout 20 houtS this
swnmer repainting lhe old ~19ns m
the chool' n w colors.
A relic of what was then Kaiser
Middle School, the sigru; were a
bOost to ~hool spint in honor of its
athl tic t ams. ·~ ·
But incc Kaiser became an ele-
mcntory fi;cllool and because 1t has
no s rts tea.nu, the stgns• rele·
vane ed to fade right Along
with 1l$ origmill blue and silver·
. gray paint.
• t think. this wos an opportunity
to mtike the school' exterior more
attractive,• he aid. •Jt' th mall
SEE PAINT MGa A 1)
·~~""°'
Erk bnkln repablted tbe laded logo at Kaber El---f,
where.his son, Ry~ att ndt thlnt grad •
l
. . ' ' . '.
A 2 Thuridoy, September 2.s, 199a Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot
llST IUYS Ultunate lnVJtanon also has birth
announcements, party and wed·
ding invitations, custom business
and personal stationery, custom
gift wrapping, and weddmg
accessories.
PILOf PEOPLE
The best local shoe repair
shop, Cba'$ Family Shoe Rep'1r,
is having a 20%-off shoe repair
off er for Best B\lys readers who
bring in this column. Cba's (642-
4314) is at 1613 livi.rie Ave., Costa
Mesa.
Airport arµbassador h~lps passengers fly high
Some
bewitching
· Halloween .
· offerings .
•
H alloween arnved early at
Roger's Gardens. The
garden roos have been
transformed into a Halloween
house of horror. In the "living
room· there's a gypsy-style set-
ting complete with candlesticks,
m.mor-., pictures and crystal balls.
The N lutchen" contains . such
appetizing items dS rolling eye-
bcllls, severed hands and feet,
skulls dnd candy. The "dining
room· is set for Halloween enter-
trunment with ch.Ula, crystal and
tdndles. The "bedroom• is filled
Wlth skeletons, bats, lots of rats
and more. It will all be on display
throuqh Oct 31. Roger's Gardens
(640-.5800) IS at 2301 San Joaqwn
Hills Rood, Corona del Mar.
The Costume Castle (640-
8833), wluch sells Halloween cos-
tumes and accessories, has
opened a Fasluon Island location
near Bloonungdale's. There are
sue Costume Castle locabons in
Orange County, and it claims to
have the county'& largest selection
of adult and children's costumes,
masks, hats, wigs, makeup,
uccessones and party supplies.
The Ultimate Invitation (759-
7751 ), in the Atnum Court at
Fashion Island, is offering a l0%
discount on all corporate and per-
·~nal Chnstmas cards ordered
from any of its 30 Christmas
. albums through Sept 30 the c
Robert Clergerle, the well-
known shoe designer, will make
an appearance at A'Maree's (642-
4423) from 3 to 6 p.m. today. His
visit will feature a tnmk show of
his latest designs. French wmes
andhor5 d'oeuvres will be served.
A'Maree's·is at 1649 Westclilf Dn-
ve, Newport Beach.
Britt, a local fashlon _des1gner
and owner of Britt Ltd.' (675-
2174), has invented a new fashion
accessory called a Pocklet. It
holds all the everyday necessities
such as glasses, cell phones, keys,
money and credit cards. It can be
worn around the neck or shoul-
ders and is available m reversible
designer fabrics. Bntt says tt's a
great holiday gift ided. Another .
one of her creations includes her
"as seen on QVC• Scarf Wand
that bolds scarves in place. Britt
Ltd. is at 3442 Via Oporto, New-
port Beach. It's open seven days a
week at 10 a.m.
Susan Ten Eyck, a Corond del
Mar resident, called to remind
everyone that Women of Vlslon-
Orange County's biggest fund-
raiser of the year takes pla~e-at
5:30 p.m . Sunday at the Crazy
Horse Saloon in Santa Ana.
Women of Vision hopes to raise
money for local projects, mclud-
ing Calmer School and The Par-
ent Institute. The evemng will
include a western barbecue,. live
country music, line dancing, a live
auction and raffle. Tickets are $50
per person. For tickets· or to make
a donation, call (949} 547-9570.
Women of VlSion-Orange County
helps benefit children and their
families in World Vtsion projects
in Africa, Palestine, Peru and
Southern California.
• BEST BUYS 1s published Thursdays and
Saturdays. If you know of .a good buy,
send a fax to 646-4170 Of' write to Daily
Pilot. Best Buys, 330 W. Bay St., Costa
Mesa 92627 ·
SHE IS
The lady in red.
SERVICE WJTH A SMILE
Every other Tuesday,
puts on her red 1acket and beads
for John Wayne Airport to work
as a volunteer ambcissador.
The position makes use of
Arnold's sing-song voice, cheer-
fulness and desire to be helpful.
The ambassador program
began m July and 1S intended to
improve customer service at the
airport, Scl.ld spokeswoman Kath-
leen Cwnpiru Chambers.
The Costa Mesa senior goes
oeyond that. She has offered a
shoulder to cry on, lent an ear to
those who needed to vent and
even sat down to have a drink or
two with passengers.
M Because it's strictly volunteer,
you feel some freedom with it,~
Arnold said.
Arnold greets dbout 27 planes
a day during her shifts at the air-
port.
"One of the things I like most
about being there is sometimes
people are upset about something
and ... I can soothe them and
change their attitude," she said.
TO THE RESCUE
When she can help someone,
she does everything in her power
to do it, Arnold said
:;he remembers coming across
a man during one of her shifts
who was at the gate looking fran-
tically out at a plane. He had left
his luggage in an overhead bin
and couldn't get to it because the
plane was ... locked up and the
gates had been closed.
Arnold managed to get some-
one to unlock the gate and open
up the plane to get the man's
bags.
"I loved doing that," Arnold
said.
During another shlft, · Arnold
came across a man who falled to
connect with a business associate
"He doesn't know what I look
like and I don't know what he
looks like," the man told Arnold.
Arnold got them together after
using a pager and literally sprint-
ing after one of the men at the ·
other end of the terminal
BEYOND THE CALL OF DUTY
SometJmes Lowsa will get typ-
ical requests for mformation such
as directions to the bathroom, but
other b.mes Pa.ssengers will con-
I I ·I I f l Y . I I I I I I I W S
fide in her as if she's an old friend.
One woman was leaving to
VISit h~r dymg father, Arnold said.
On top of that, she :-vas going to
be seeing her brother for the fust
time in 17 yed.TS Moreover, she
had to try to do it all in one day to
be back for work.
After a really long talk, the
woman was able to walk away
feeling better, Arnold said.
"She put her arms Mound me
and Sdld, ·u was just a blessmg
you were here 1 really needed a
shoulder,'• Arnold said.
A BIG HELP
Chambers said volunteer.;
such as Arnold are helpmg to
relieve overburdened a1.1"po1
employees by intercepting pa •
sengcrs who can havP man~
questJons.
Chambers said Arnold 1~
enthus1~tic and fun, o.nd also
praised her ability to balanrP \al
tmteenng at the airport Wlth hei
other· mteresls.
Arnold also plays lenms "' ··ry
dc1y and is involved m conimumty
th£•ater. Arnold plays down the
amount of energy she has.
"It's much easiN to have l:'m·r·
gy whcm you're domg something
you like to do," Arnold s<ttd.
-S~ory by Elise Gee.
photo by Don Leach
·-
.
Future dredging gets more
.-funding •
Gov. Pete Wilson llas signed a bill
sponsored by Sen. Ross Johnson (R·
~ Irvine) that provides $200,000 for future
fined to thelI eats every class, the New-
port Beach Police Department kicked off
its first citizens academy Wednesday
night.
Over the next three months, 25 stu-
dents will immerse themselves 1.n law
enforcement jargon and responsibilities.
The 12-week course is an arm Of com-
munity-oriented policing, a philolophy
that tries to build partnerships between
the department and residents.
restaWllllt. will present the Holtz f8Jllily
of Mission Viejo with the inaugural
Maggiano's Families Unite Against
Breast Cancer Award at 6 p.m. today at
the Race for the Cure gala at the restau-
rant.
1be award recognizes one family that
hal demonstrated support for a family
member diagnosed with the breast can-
cer, and is affiliated with Race for the
Cure.
Accents, the hotel's restaurant -and
bar, mvites tbe public to sample food
from its speoalty menu fedturing wbeat
beer soup, grilled salmon with horscrdd·
ish, beef goulash with cabbage strudel
and spatzle and the famous Lintzer torte.
Commuruty Education Of hce at OCC
2701 Fairview Road, Co~ta Mesa or call
(714) 432-5880.
Expert on working at
home offers workshop
dredging of Upper Newport Bay. ~ The so-called •e.nnutty bill" originally
called for the state to pu~ $400,000 a year
into a fund tbe state could draw on for
dredging whenever needed.
•unfortunately, the Assembly
reduced this amount to $200,000 for just
~ Uus year,• JohnJon said in a statement
released Wednesday. •tam happy that
we have gotten a start on solving this
problem. Next year, I Will work to estab-
lish the permanent fund with sufficient
funding."
"It ffives them a better awareness of
what our job is and at the same time we
get to hear their concerns,• Sgt. Mib
McDermott said. •Sometimes .peopm
don't understand our policies and why
we do certain things. Theee dit •
addr~s some of those topics.•
Earlier this year, Wilson signed off on
a $5 4 million allocatlbn, adding to last
year's $2 million grant and completing
.. the $7 .4 million price tag on the dredg-
ing project m pr~.
Besides the usual perks ttudenll glll
-which include a rid~ With u
officer, firing a handgun at a ~
range and watching the K-9 patral -
McDermott said the classes wUl lie
proactive .
Students will also have the dijmce to
wear about 30 poun<h of equipmeDt u
they attempt to make a routine traffic
stop and conduct a forensic lnY81tigatiOn
at a tnoclc crime scene.
That effort, which is expected to be
finished. early next year, will remove
900,000 cubic yards of muck from the
• bay.
. -Jenifer Ragland
' Newport's Citizens Police
Academy debuts
Maggiano 's hands out Ri.oo
for the Cure award
Promising that !';ludents won't be con· Maggiano's, a Costa Mesa
VOL 92. NO. 226
,.
REAPERS HOTUNE
642-6086
~d your comments about
the ~1ly Pilot Of news tt~
APDRE5S
Our addreu rs 330 W Bay St.,
Cosu Mesa, Calif 92627
CORRECTIONS
It Is the Pilot'~ pohcy to prompt-
ly comet all ~M of substan<e.
PINM call 574-<U.33
m The H9w1)of't BeadVCosta Mesa
,Dally Pilot (USPS-144-800) IS
publlShed Monday through Sat·
ur"'y. In N9wport Bea<h and
Costa Mesi, subsaiptlons are
only avall.t>le by subsa1blng to n... Th'tw Orange County (800)
252-9141. In ar..s outside of
~ 8ffCtl and Cost.I~ wbscriptJons to the 0.1ly Pilot
~ •• tv••llQIA by.mail for 10 ptt' mOnth. Second dMs
PoM9 peld .i CGIU MeA. CA.
O'rka itldude .. ~
Slit• ~ local \Allel.) flOST'MM-.
Tiit Send..,..~ 10
11w ,_.,.port 8eecM:ost.I Mesi
Daily Pilot. P.O Bo>l 1560, COSU
Mesa. CA. 92626 Copyn9ht: No
new1stooes,11lurtrat1ons. edrto-
rntl matter or adwrtisem.nts
l'Htfem can be rtproduced with-
out Wfltt~ ~rml1'ion of copy-
right owner.
ttOW.. TO R£Act:UIS
Orculetion TN Tlmes Orange County 800) 2~·9141
Clti\lfled 2·5678 r=r..64~-4}21
~224
rts 642--4330 Sooftsfax~t70 E-ma ; CtallypllotOffrthUnk.net
....... Offb
81JS1neu Offk• 642..,.321
8U1lneuFax631-~902
..., G. .... IUIOfl.
Prelldlm and ao
Ndl-.1 ~
v~~'*'«al~ .,,.. ""-CH Al,...,_...
Robyn Holtz, who is now cancer-free,
WU diegnoled in 1991. Her SOD John,
11, a.tad a bottine called Kids Kon-
Mded that encouNg8I other youths
wbme motlm'I adler fnJlll ~ and
... dileaw tO ltay m touch With each
otbilr.
HGltz'I daughtllir, McJrgan. 9, answers
tbe hotline and wdtlil artidel for the
Raca for the Cuie D8WlleU8r.
Meggiano's is a -.. supporter of
ltac:e for the Cure. 1ba awaid was estab-
lished tO iDcreue ~ awareness about the bllport.aDca. al family support
for thole ftgbtlng brwt cancer and oth-
er diseues.
Oktoberfes& scheduled
Oct. 16 at SuW>n Place
1be Sutton Place Hotel will celebrate
Oktobelfelt an Od. 16 With its TuUr de
Been dinner Miiei fea~ beer and
food from Germany.
Menu items will be paired Wlth spe-
cialty beers such as steins of Spaten
Optimator, Thwn & Taxis Roggen, Spat-
en Weilsbier and Hacker Pschorr Okto-
berlest.
Dinner Will follow a reception that
begins at 7 p.m. Admission is $39. Reser-
vatiom are required. The hotel is al 4500
MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach.
. for more information, call (949) 476-
2001.
Adtilt swim classes set to
begin at OCC on Oct.1
OCC's Community Education Office
often a Master's Swim Program for
adults 19 and older at all levels of swirn-
~ abWty.
The progrlUll meets at 6:15 a.m. Mon·
days ~b Fridays. Sessions will be
held Oct. 1 through Oct. 30, Nov. 2
through Nov. 30 end Dec. l through Dec.
18.
Registration is $40 for one month, $71
for two and $111 tor three. December's
fee Js 530. For information, visit the
Sandy Anderson will teach two work-•
shops based on her book "The Work-At· :
Home Balancing Act" from 9 a.m. to 4
p.m. Oct. 3 at OCC.
TI1e first workshop will focus on stdrt· :
'ing a suc<'es [ul business at home and
will be held from 9 a.m. to noon. The:
second workshop, which will focus on
•Mdstcring the Work-at-Home Ba.lane-•
mg Act.• will be held from 1 to 4 p.m
Anderson's hOok focuses on changmg
your lifestyle, maxunizing produc:tivit)
establishing boundane~. dealing "'1th !
isolation, managing household and fam· 1
ily respo'nsib11illes and other ls\>UCS •
unportcJnl to people who work at home ,
or mtend to. '
Anderson, has worked at home for:
nedrly 10 years, used the work-at.home•
population as the toptc of her d:isserta· ;
tion for her doctorate.
Registrntion fee is $45 ~r class or $7!.l •
for both dasi.C!;. A $10 material fee will
apply to nacl1 class. Anderson's book will ,
oo available for $13. OCC is at 2'701
Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For mor
information, c:all C714) 432·5880. ·
•
WEATHER POLICE Fll:ES
YIMPEM'fURES
Balboa
73160 Corona del Mar
72161
Costa Mesa
74159
~:;,gort Beach
Newport Coast 73161
SURF fOMCAST
LOCATION ••.•..•. .SIZE
AUOAV
Firtt low 5:42 a.m ......•..... .2. 1
Flrtt high
12.21 am •••••••••••. l 8
Second low
7;06 p.m., .•....•.... 1.3
Second high
12:02 p.m ....•. , ••.•. 4.7
WATER
Tl!WUIAlURE: • . • 67
SURF Wedge .•.••.••.. 4-6 SSW
Newport ••••••.. 2"'4 uw
Blackles • . • •.... 2-.4 uw • w. heve a swell out of
River Jetty .•.. • • .3-5 uw the west·southwest every
CdM . · ... • · • • · .2·3 ssw 16 seconds producino
1'tDIS waist· to .tloulder·hlgh
TOOAY S(tb Waves Wiii be • bit
Firtt low bigg« than what we haYe ----·-_..,lffn thll Y.'ffr.~ tile ~,9 am• ..•.•....... , Fim hi9h · potnts and reef\ will oetu-
11:321 m ............ 49 r~uoupeoffMt Second low h • Looldng thud,
6·t4 p.m .•••••. ~ ...... 1 2 we're not upl!(tifig too ~ ~ . much. Wt mey .. 1t1e
••-midnight enfvtl of. MW'°""' IMfl by tN w.tkend.
'
NEWPCMn' BEAOf
• a.yviewCJrde: A cellular phone worth S300 was stol~n from a home In
th~ 100 block .•
• Campus Drive Stationery worth S250 was stolen from a car in the 3800
block.
• Campus Drive: A bicycle worth S3SO wa' \tolen In the 4200 block
• Wfft Coast tffghw•y: A camera worth S1,300 wa~ stolen trom o bosm~s •
In the 3300 block.
•24th Str9et: A <.ar stereo worth S200 was stolen In the 100 block..
COSTA MESA ...
• Bristol Street: A mink JaCket worth $9,270 was stolen from a nor• In the
3300 blodt.
• Costa -.. StNet Stv rel \tern~ of ling4'rie worth $200 were stolen from
•home in the 200 blodc,
• ~A...,.: Ten tires end n woffil S3,000 w.r• stolen from •
home ln ttw 200 bloci(,
•,Meee Vwd9 Drfve: A tlf battefY, tent, lantttn and c.&blo 1ums>en worth
S 1,808 we.. stoten from a home In the 2800 bloc!{.
• _. ~ A television. vld9octssettt recordf.r end two movtes worth
Sl90 were stolen from a home In ttl9 200 blodt
'" .
•
..
Newport Beac:h/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot thurmy, September 24, 1998 AS
Clinton crisis parallels past co1-Jnty incfdent
First, d small bit of hlstory that
rc•lc1tes rather dhcctly to the
h<"ttdhncs we are reading dally.
• ;Some years ago when we
were hnding the d1abohcal hand
of communism in the most mun-
dane or Orange County activi-
ties, the local patnots discovered
a book m our school libraries ~Ucci "The Dictionary or Ameri-
'" an Sldng." The vigilantes pulled
Wlis book from shPlves where it
hidd collected dust for many ·
"'yea.rl> and combed it with
dmirable dedication for subver-
.. ive propaganda And damned if
:they dtd not fmd some. ~ In the hundreds of pages of
i:>edestnan definitions. the patri-
ots came up with d handful of
examRles of what they descnbed
•as •dirty" language. So, natural-
!ly, a campaign WdS mounted to
•get this reference book out of
1 school libraries
1 In order to create the proper
: level.of public outrage, these
1 sell-nghteous people extracted I the • dtrty definitions• and print-
' ed them in a flier that was ells-
THE BELL
CURVE
joseph n,
bell
tributed all over the county.
Thus, young people who had
neither the interest nor the
patience to explore the book for
themselves could simply read the
flier, thereby saving enormous
amounts of time and effort.
This episode WdS so excessive
-even for Orange County that it
was picked up by the national
press a.nd even made the subject
of an article m Esqu11e magazine.
Although we were then regarded
as some sort of political aberra-
tion. we can now finally feel vin-
dicated. Our prurient absurdity
htls -after all these yea.rs -
gone national; courtesy of the
son of a fundamentalist preacher
named Kenneth Sturr and his
Republican pals in Congress.
I had vowed to avoid adding
to the litany of commentary on
the current, wonderfully Ameri·
can orgy of immolation in pres1-
dehbal sex, but the Idlest deci-
. sion of tbe Republican majority
to release the ClmtQn testlmony
and all the bloody details of the
Lewinsky aff a.ir pushed me over
the edge. It also brought up
dlfectly the M Dictictnary of Amen-
can Slang" affair
What Starr and his Republican
aUies have done is to extract the
dirt from a four-yedr mvestigd-
bon of the president dnd put it
up m fliers for the Amencan pub-
lic to read. That way, we can
share Starr's anger and outrage·
wtlhout bothering our heads with •:· ..
-IMesa wells are sound, stress officials ..
"· The two reservoll'S operated by ~Mesa Consolidated Water District
:are stable, structurally sound and
.,comply with earthquake s.lan-
~cta;ds, according to a statement
~ssucd by the distnct Thesdaf.
: Mesa issued the statement
~'dfter an accident lIL Westminster
on Monday m which a storage
tank ruptured and sent 5 million
gallons-of water hurtling futo "a
residential neighborhood, caus-
ing a great deal of damage .
Reservoir One at Mesa's offices
dt 1965 Placentia Ave. holds 10
m.illion gallons, is reinforced with
steel and is constructed partially
underground, according to the
release. It was built lll 1990.
Jbe Karl Kemp Reservoir, 2340
Orange Ave , holds 18 million gal-
lons of water, is~buried under-
ground, reinforced with more
thdn 1 mi.ilion pounds of steel dnd
wrapped with 100 miles of high·
!>trength steel cable, according to
the release. It was built in 1995.
A . A
THE F·LOOR GUYS
SINCE 1953
33%.0FF
CARPETS
Berber -Plush
Textures
50% OFF
All Ceramic Tiles
All In Stock Carpets
All In Stock Vinyls
LINOLEUM -CERAMIC TILES -VINYL .
fMi-Ufetime Installation warranty
FRE -Upgraded Padding '
F -Ufetime Padding warranty
E EE-Old Carpet & Pad Removal
RE -F1oor C~re Kit E-Furniture Moving
CARPET -VINYL -WOOD -LAMINATE -CERAMIC TILE -AREA RUGS
(MtJ6S0-1616. ,.,,
Mll.·flf, ,., '"· ,,,.,,., ,,., -124 lAIT 11"' $ti£ir
COITA MEU, CA 91111
,,,,_,,,,,,
mdtters such dS the Whltewater
mqwsttion, which 1s the only rea-
son Starr was hir<'d in the first
place.
But Whitewater doesn't make ·
very interesting redding, espe-
( ially beeause Starr coilldn't get
anything on the Chnlons So he
dnd hls colleagues fell bdck on u
l<'sson we lec1med in the #Dictio-
naryH episode: ~It's thl' sex, stu-
pid, it's the sex.•
• Twenty years ago, Ralph Ndd·
er and his Public Citizen orgaru-
Zdtion were in the forefront of the
fight to enact the Independent
Counsel Act. But now Public Cit-
i7en, in a recent statement, 1s
demanding lhdt 1t be rewritten
bC'cause St<lfr's conduct m these
mvesbgations highlights ma1or
problems with the act, which ha_.,
been corrupted by partisan poli-
tics and conflicts of mterest.
·Starr's unreslrdmed duthonty
mdk.ing lurn tlnd his gang ol
I I ) I /I '
\I ,
\\' \
) I 11 '" '
prosecutors alrno)t a fourth
hwnch of qovernmcnt -credle5
dn inlolerublc s1tudllon that
upsets tl1e democ r<tli<' balance of
f>9wer so Cdrf'!fuUy uaftcd by our
tounders."
What Ndder ha n't 1actored in
is Starr'l> passmndlC hlttred lor
Clinton. Can tho most hurdcned
Clinton-hater argue that second-
by-secon~ ~escnptions of Lewm-
sky's orgdsms offen~d m the
sanct.Jty of a grand JUf)' hc-anng
are either legally or ethically
ttppropnate for puhhr atnng?
Our congressnu.m, Chn' Cox
dnd Dana Rohrobacher, seem'to
think so, and 11 you.don't agree,
you might Wdnt to let them
know. Tue Anwncan public 1s
the great unknown m all of thls
We were fed up hclore St<trr
clumped all this late t garbage on.
us. It's poss1ble thdt he and con-
HrcssJOndl hypocntes supporting
him dre crying loul because th(•y
are being subjectPd to the samE!
scrutmy u:i Clmton have ovm-
:itt>pped th1'i Luu" (dnp possibly
m1sc-d.lc:ulati>d th,. lmpact 6f th
CUnton tape) dOO Uwre will-be
trong r~c.uon il{.latnSt.St.an.
That may tum out to be the only
rt'deerrung rt!sult ot this orgy.
• This 1s not many way to
excuse Clmtnn tor gP.ttlng us m
tht<, mess. l 11' creat~d the
gc1rbage. But I do not thirik stu-'
p1dity is unpeaChitble, dfld l no
long~r ~ant hun to resign if for
no other rca on U1an to ~ke on
Starr Somebcxh· ha lo
So the "ciLrty· di>fm1tions" are
out there now lur us to see dnd
n:c1d. Starr hd"> had his revenge
ag111m;t Clinton. In the process.
he mc1y havP. treated d nttUonal
h~a<l rold by decapitation.
• JOSEPH N. BELL IS a Santa Ana
Heights-res1der)t His column runs
Thursda~.
\,,.,' /: !" '
I I
\ ' '
' "I' I ' /( ' 'I
This Week's .. Special
Carnations ... cveryonc\ Ja\oritc' ................................................................. $5.00 hunch of 25
Gerbers .. -.trong -.tcm ..... grc.1t color ............................................. : ................................. 75<t each
. Roses rw. ~1gnaturc domc-.tiL .. lrom ........................................................... $7.(}0 per bunch ot ::!S
lmport.. ... mo l wantL'tkolor'\ ~ith huge bud' and -.crong :-..tern, •. ,................................ • 1.50 e.1ch
. 12 tor 18.0() 1WOW!l
fall lem·e\. gre<.'11\, ru ig\. dried.-; and gourds arm·111i: daily ... Pl"' o lore>/.\
select um of autumn i\'l'eath.\ and arrungem£'nts
Visit our design department for beautiful, abundant arrangements of cut flowers or
plants for gifts, weddings or funerals at sensational prices -deliveries, too!
LAKE FOREST
Cw .. J.i Bu""' ( r ~~fll•I \ Lamh.on '>• ,o
I('(,,,.. ·r A Nil A. I amh< n 1
(714) 581-5566
ANAHEIM HILLS
\n.sh<111111111• R1h1~• <. nrtr
\l~l l:i I.a P.tlni~ \\C #Ill!>
.\nahC'tm 11111•. ( A
(714) 779-5566
COSTA MESA
1108 Logan Ave.
uo~· • nt. IHlOl RI I) I OOIOOR I Ht can l '\ \\\'I"· 'o t K \I loo,.,
(714) 545-0310
LONG BEACH/
SIGNAL Hill
II~~ \\111 '"'S1
' It.II (562) 426-1016
lloun • .\fondu\·-J hw '"")' 9 am-5 pm. F1 t<lm• () am-f> f1'11. S1111mlc/\ .'\ 30-.J 11() pm
90
..
Hours:
Mon.;Sat.
10 to &
'
I ' . ' .
l\4 Thurldoy, September 24, 1998 • Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
Cify. officials to discuss possibilities _for Port
• Council on Monday will look
into options regarding popular
theater in Corona del Mar.
!kit Pb
· CORONA DEL MAR -Depending on
what Newport Beach officials decide Mon-
day, there could be a sequel to the Port
'Theatre's long-standing presence in the
community.
The 50-yeclf-old, 930-seat movie house
closed last month after its operator, Land-
' mark ThP.atre Corp , chose not to renew its
lease with bwlding owner Scott Burnham,
• citing •poor profits .~
.
Since then, ct group of citizen~ led by
former Port employee Mdggie Sullivan ha!.
gathered roughly 1,600 signatures on a
petition asking for the oty's involvement m
saving the theater _
· Last month. Councilman Dennis O'Neil
requested that the issue be examined and
brought back to the c-ounCLl.
According to a slaf f report prepured by
Dave Kitf, assistant to the city manager, the
options available to the. City Council are:
• Do nothing, recogpizmg that the Port
is a privately owned building dnd .that the
city has already made a commitment to the
Newport Theater Arts Center and may
maxe one to the Balboa Theater.
· • Send a letter to Burnham expressing
fonnally the city's de!.ire to see the Porf
remain in use as a theater.
• Lead an effort to list the Port on the
California Register of Histonc Places,
which requires consent by the theater's
owner, or simply allow the state to note that
the Port is eligible for lisung on the reqister.
• Enter into an agreement with Burn-
ham to assist with the repairs neccS6a.ry to
attract another theater operator to the Port,
as long as.residents receive some benefit.
Kilf's report said the cost of renovating
the Port -including restroom improve-
ments, better access to the balcony, new
seating,"heating and air conclitlorung -is
about $1.5 million.
Bwnham has said he wants the theater
to continue operating as it has for the past
50 years, but said he would llkely. need .
FYI .
The Newport Beach City Council will
discuss options for the Port Theatre at
its Monday meeting, which starts at 7
p.m. in City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd.
some financial help from the CJty. .
If the city can't help', Burnham has saJd
he may pursue alternative uses for the
bullding, including retail or o!flce space:
Kiff's report also looks at the Port's v~l.ue
as a historical landmark. Three authonties
agreed that the theater's ar~hiterture and
its place in the commurucygi~e it historical
significance l~ally .
DON LfACHIOAllY PILOT
The 50-year-old Port Theatre
ln Corona del Mar sh-owed its
last film last month. ·
What.Does Getting A Home Loan And
Going To The Dentist Have In Common?
Mattress Outlet Stor
BRAND NEW -COSMETICAUY IMPERFECT
Get the Best tor Less! • I
3165 Harbor Blyd.
Costa Mesa
Qtle Block south of '605 Fwy
545-7168
ORIGINAL GERMAN
Rolls -Pretzels -Strudel -Hallah
Egg Twist Bread -Coffee Cakes
Cheese Cakes • Weddings -Special Occasions
Serving Authentic German Lunch
Daily Specials -Roulad~n -Schnitzel
Bratwurst -Meatloaf
r----~-------------, 1 . BACK TO SCHOOL 1
! : FREE i i Giant Cookie i
1 Chocolate chip • Oatmeal Raisin • Peanut Butter I
L--~~~~~~c~~~~~--~
540-0281
2950 Grace Lane • Costa Mesa
Done Right It Can Be Painles~!
Call J EFF JONES
Lu in Ott11.cr
COASTAL PACIFIC FuNOING CORP.
A l'rull:,.,1on:il Murtl{.W<' Lomrany
950 South Coast Dr., Suite 295 • Costa Mesa
(714) 957-4477
C 'A llq·• <•I Rt•I i::-1 "" l'tc-.11 £.>tat" flrok<'r 11)..01 ltlt>2l5
DI\( "lt,cn"' inf1>nna1101Helc1'h'~'c •(916) H7 -09\1
·-·-L!' L..·-~·····
We trade children s sittings
for toys.
With your generosity we hat1(>
clonatP.d over 1800 toys!
Call for details
(714) 675-3130
3 732 E. Cott..1 llifi'h~o) • Corono Jt·I Mor
Using your cable
television lines,
instead of
phone lines,
COMCAST®
@)Hon1e.
helps you fly through
the internet up
to 100 TIMES
FASTER than a
28.8 phone modem
& 1 5 times faster
than ISON!
Saturday •. Sept. 26th 9 am
CIRCUIT CITY BUENA PARK
.
·•50 DFF INSTALLATID"' & DNE MONTH. FREE
PLUBI Aek haw you oen get FREE MONTHLY BERY~-~ •0G80 -------------.,.-
~--__.~--~~~.
www.CarncaatDnlina.com
for more information and demo locations! . .
New customers only ServtCe subject to 8V8tlabihty r.erta n reltJ1Ctiona may apply.. ln&tallat.ion offer Qf?O(I in standard anstaHetJon only Standard !nst.alletion includes surface mount.ed cable only Minimum compWlr system requnmenta applicabte, call for detatls "~ speeds ~ 1.5' to 3 meg8bita per 88QOod 1
I -
.. . ')
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot Thursday, September 24, 1998 A
Bonita Canyon .changes focus to e.ast side of park ..
• Money allotted for
development can only be
. used in one area of site,
so plans Will be revised.
DlftPb
NEWPORT BEACH -The
city's Parks, Beaches and Recre-
ation Commission on Wednesday
directed the architect for the pro-
posed Bonlta Canyon Park to re-
. work some of the elements and
come back with alternatives.
The City Council sent the'
plans back to the comm.isS\on ear-
Couple donates
$1 million to
Carolina school
• Gail and Ernest Doe of
Newport Coast aim to
promote excellence in
teaching with funds.
Gttl <. RISIJ,<,
~rtic
NEWPORT BEACH A
Newport Coast couple donated
$1 million to a private college in
North Carolina to 'reward ldculty
members for their hard work.
The Gail and Ernest Doe Pro-
fessorsrup Wd!. established to rec-
ognize excellence in teachmg
and professiond1 acruevement at
Davidson College. Ernest Doe,
who graduated from Dav1dson in
1969, said he wdllts to maintain
the high level of standards
among the teachers,
•Great professors and great
teaching are what Davidson u; all
about, and this was our chance to
strengthen that fine tradition,"
Doe said
The Does have been dctive in
the educdbondl arena Gdil Doe
is a former high school English
teacher. Her husband 1s an active
member of Davidson's Los Ange-
les alurnru chapter and dlfector of
l lanford Hotels Inc., bdsed in
Newport Beach. The couple
divide their time between homes
m Newport and Scott.c;dale, Ariz.
The endowment will support a
professor's full course loa~ and
will provide money for research,
equipment and travel.
The first recipient is Peter
Hess, an economics professor and
intertm chaIT of the school's
department of economics.
•Endowments of this nature
will penrut DaVtdson to attract
and ret&n the exceUent teacher-
scholars we need as the college
enters the 21st cen!UJY, • said Dr:.
Clark Ross. acting dean of the
faculty.
Walle aiding children's
hospital set for Oct. 11
A SK walk benefiting Children's
Hospital of Orange County will
be held Oct. 11 beguuung at
South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa.
The eighth annual Commuruty
Walk will start at 8:30 a.m. and
will be led by Disneyland charac-
ters and U S Olympians Money
ratSed from the event will help
provide high-quality medical
care at the Children's l losp1tal of
Orange County and the Chil-
dren's Hospital at Mission.
After walkers firush the route
there will be live enterta.uunent
followed by d stage show of Dis-
neyiand characters at South
Coast Pla7.a.
lnformationdl brochures are
available at Orange County fi{e -
stations, Edwards CmcmdS and
Minu's Cafe locabons For more
details, call 289-4000.
ci
ALDEN'S CAHPET
has op ncd
·a n'w
Arca Rug studio
Why Pay Dept
Stor' Price~?
· ALL HL'GS &
HUNNER~ on
SALE.
11andnmdc wools,
sypttwllcs, sistll
ALDEN'S
C HPETS, l:\C ..
If,() l Pl'1<. ~·ntl·l ~I Co~M Mt'S(l
. 64()-4838
lier this month dfter learning that
the proposed amenities dt the
park -including ball held::., tot
lots, tennis dnd basketball courts
-were runrung dbout $4 million
over budget. . '
The Clty has only $3.25 milhon
to work with, whtth will rome
from assessments on new Boruta
Cdnyon homes
At the meetmg Wednesddy,
the oty confirmed thdt all or that
money must be spent on the east
side of the park, which is bor-
dered by Old Ford Road, Boruta
Canyon Drive, Prairie Road and
Mesa View.
City Attorney Bob lJ'urnham
said city officials Just learned of
A{eenes TACKY GLUE
All purpose fOr
craftS & Household
4oz.
. .
may .tusve to tJ • buill m p11ac; that condition because it was
speUed out in a 1997 agreement
between The lTVUle Co. and N<'W· pOrt-Me.'>~ Unified School Distrtct
·that t.he city was not involved Ul.
1 lowcver, because the finul
agreemem'between all three par-
ties referred to the 1997 deal,
Burnham said the restriction still
applies.
with the l<Jsk Clf figunng out the
be:;t way to maxuruze thP monP.y
for the east c;1de ot the park.
13ecau::.e the propo ·<;>d east slcle
of the park wtU cost about $4,fl
million, the cornmiss1on will h~ve
to add some elements and sub-
tract others, said comn11ss1on
ChcUrWomun Pat Beek. However,
Past ~1dc hac;Pd on the idea that
we·can't USP. th•• west side nght
now.'
,,. If the «:;ommi ion c;annot yet
more funding from the f'1ty t(lr the
we~tem hdlt of the pdtk hy the
tune the! ed::.tPrn s.ide is d•mt>, 1t
Beek said U1e nlte.mauves w
be reviewed ond fin ·-tuned dl a
study SCSSIOD Of the comnus !On
wh1d1 should be scheduled lot
\:l!e hrsl <>f sc.-<<>nd w~ek" Qf m· · t
moiilh
The east side of the park is dlso
the. land that Newport·Mf'bu
could take back for a school .. 1te
any tune within the next 10 years
The oty has not found any
funds for the western half of thn
park. .
With that new information in
hand, the commissiOn is faced
·she said th<! comnuss1on 1::. com-
mitted to slicking with the origi-
nal conc~pt rnther thdn a barf!·
bone..s prppo~l.
"Whcll we wa.nted tu do wa::.
not do an interior job in plannmg
but to try tq create a pdrk that
·everybody will be proud ot: she •
said. "One of the go<1.ls 1s to have
a more mulbpurpose urea on the
_,_. -..... ~
Fall Warm-Ups.·
Halloween
Dress· Ups.
llerr't> IUI MOt:n , 1 I ~ s1
all lhr coats. j c ket .anct lfollow~n c.osturm-:.
c-be<-n .t~ ". r thr la$t ) tar are coming out
S a I u 1· <I a ~ . S l' p I t• 111 h t' r 2 (t
• UNOEH NEW OWNf-:HSI llP •
Sun 12 5 • Mon·Sat Dao 6 00
\•
369 l-:o.bl 17th Strc-l"t • Co-.tn Mesa • (~49) 650 2243
ar
Learn about Heart Health by attending these exciting classes.
at Hoag Heart Institute, Newport Beach.
"Update on Cardiac Therapy"
presented by
Joel M anchester, M .D.,
i---
Tuesday October 6, 1998, 7:00 p.m. ..
at Hoag Heart Institute.
"Lighten Up Orange County"
join Richard Haskell, M.D.,
Hoag Heart Institute cardiologist.
for dinner and the latest on heart-smart nutritional choices.
Delicious heart-healthy menu items prepared by
12 of Orange County's finest restaurants including:
Britta's
Scampi
Chlll's Restaurant
Bandera
Scott's Seafood Restaurant
Bistro 101
Pizza Bakery
KooKooRoo
Jamba Juice
The Golden Truffle
II Farro
Royal Thal Cuisine
French's Cupcake Bakery,
17th StTeet
Hoag Heart Institute
Thursday, qctober 8 at 6 :00 p .m.
1 A service of Hoag Hospital . ...
Reservations Requ ired. Please call 800/ 51 4·HOAG (4624
for registration. Other classes on events are avo1Table_._... __ ~
'
art.
•
mber 24, 1998
Send NM>UND TOWN items to the Dai·
ly Pilot. A.roond Town. 330 W. Bay St .. Costa ~ 92627. fu tMni to 646-
4170; or call 540-1224, ext. 228 A com-
p\ete list.Ing of A.round Town can be
foond at www.tatfmes.com/pilot.
JO DAY
~ Orange County Substance
Abuse Prevenllon Network will
present the 17th annual Show·
case of Corrununity Prevention
· Resources from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30
p.m. at the Costa Mesd Neighbor·
hood Community Center, 1845
Park Ave., Costa Mesa. The event
will feature more lhdll 50 dgen·
des that will be presenting infor·
matlon about their services. For
more information, call (949) 645·
6121 ..
Newport Harbor Area Chamber
of Commerce Sunset Nctworkmg
will be presented from 5 to 7 p.m
at the Hard Rock Cafe, 451 New·
port Center Dn ve, Newport
Beach. Adnussion is free for mem·
bers and $10 for potential mem·
bers. For more information, call
(949) 729-4'00.
Sports, Orange C ounty Style will
be presented at 7 p .m. a t the
Newport Bedch Central Library's
Fnends Meeting Room. 1000 Avo-
cado Ave. A representative from
Anaheim Sports, Inc will present
the program. The Anaheim
Angels and the Mighty Ducks a re
both headed by· Anaheim Sports,
Inc. Adnussion is free. For more
infonnation. call 717-3801.
A seminar tille d PMS &
Menopause -A Natural
Women's Guide will be presehted
by. Ors. Mark and Angela Sten-
gler from 7 ·to 8:39 p .m . al the
Patio Cafe at Mother's Markel
and Kitchen, 225 E 17th St., Cos-
ta Mesa. A book signing will take
place from 8·30 to 9 p.m Reserva·
\ around town
llo~ arc reqwred. For more mfor·
mation. call (800) 595-6667.
Ile-Leaf C osta Mesa will present
a v1~ion-enhancing community
forum at 7~0 p .m . dt the Neigh·
l>orhood Commuruty Center, 1845
Park Ave., Cm;ta Mesa. The event
will feature Dr. Gerold Tumey
from the arboretum of Los Ange;
les County. For more inlonnation.
call 437-5874. ·
S outh Coast Plaza . will present
the only West Coast exlubtt of
Ga!leri Orrefors Kostd Boda's
GaLJery 100 Show through Sun·
day <1t Jewel Court at the mall,
3333 Bmtol St., Costa Mesa. The
exhi~t will feature some of the
finest gldss vdses, platters, sculp-
tures and bowls worldwide. One
of the collection's eight designers.
Lena Bergstrom, will be present
to sign her works. Hours arc
today from 7:30 to 9 p.m; Fnday
from 10 a.m. to 9 p .m , Saturday
from 10 a m. to 7 pm.: t1nd Sun·
day from 11 a.m. to 6:30 p.m .
Adnus JUn IS fn '" ror more mfor-
mallon, rail 435-2000 or (310)
284-b820.
SATURDAY
A baC'k-country hike will take
place from 9 <.1.m. to noon at Crys-
tal Cove State Park, 84'71 E. Coast
1 l!ghway, Nc•wport Bcd<.:h. l li.ken>
will mct•l ul El Morro Visitor Cen-
tt>r. Purkinq is $5 Fo1 mor<> infor·
mation, cctll (QMJJ 494 3539.
A mo untain-bike ride will take
plac<> ul 9 u.Jll. at Crystal Cove
Stat~ Park, 8471 c Coast ltigh-
Wtly, Nt!wpo1l Bee.1th. Bikers will
ffi(•el at El Motto Vis1tot Center.
Parking 1s $5. P'or more informa-
tion. call (94BJ 494-3519 .
The Basic~ of Macroblotlcs cook-
ing closs will he prMented from
9;30 lo 11 :30 a .m. by New Leaf
./~~p/ ~~i ~ .!Xlr-okPy
ana~dlie ~~l/POe ~p~
presents a Trunk Sh ow o f Fall '98 an d
a Preview o f Spring '99 Footwear Collection
Come see our new location at Fa shion Island
next to Hug's, across from Long's Drugs
Saturday, Se1Jt. 26
I OaOO aa· -2ab0 PM
FRIE GIVEAWAYS
-AND DOOR PRIZES! Newport Beach/Fashion b land
1041 Newport Center Drive
(949) 644-2464
New rt Beach Costa Mesa Doi
Natural Cuistne, LLC an Costa
Mesa. Adnu sion is $35 Pte·reg-
1slrabon is necei:o ary. Class SlZC ls
linuted. For more mformulion, call
444-1005.
A KS Skin Care demonslra Uon
will be presented I rom 3 to 6 p rn.
in the body care department ut
Mother's Market ane Kitchen, 225
E . 17th St., Costa Mc~a. For more
inlormation, call 631-4'741.
,
The Duffy Electric Boat Co. will
present its 12th anm1dl Gre>dl
El£>ctric Boal Rally from 4 to 6 p.m.
.it Uu• Duffy Showroom, 2001 W
Co.1.,.1 Highwdy, Newport Beach
Tiw; year':. theme Wlll be the CU·
cus, Adn11:,,s1on is free. For ntore
mfurmauon, <.all 645-9080,
SUNDAY
A back-country hlke wUI take
plure fr~rn 9 u.m. to noon at Cl'\ •
tol Cove State Park, 8471 E. Coust
t lighwcly, Newport Beach, Hikr•rs
Wlll meet at El Morro V1Sltor Cen.
tN Purlong is $5 For more mlor.
mdlJOn, call (949) 494-3539
• Famous Pumpkin Pies I • Chocolate Chip l
• Delicious Healthful Breads I • Oatmeal-Raisin I
• Dessert Breads I • Snickerdoodle I
I • M&M •
• Cinnamon Rolls I p t Butt I • eanu er
•Muffins
• Killer Cookies I Must Present Coupon I
• Wonderful Scones
"Best bakery around!" I Notva~dWlthanyo<heroffer. I
11 .1 P .1 I l cookie per visit Exp 9/30/98 I re Dai y t ot _____ _
Be Happy, Eat Healthy!
Open Mon -Sat 6am -6~30pm
646-1440
427 E. 17th St, Costa Mesa
1Hy WtwrdlOLl\t' l\'t' 11rrU
I ON
' S ave 40% OFF on a ll Henredon Home F urni s hings!
Cl1Y OF CosrA MESA
754-5140
COSTA MESA
1595 Newport Blvd.
(949) 641-2050
.
•Enjoy HUGE saving~ of ~QO/o on all
H enredon furniture in -stock and special
orders !
•Selections ranging from ~icek contcmporarv
to elegant tradition al. "
•Come explore our showroom:s for the Ii nest
selections in unique domestic and
h andcrafted Europc~u'\ home furnishings
now on sale!
•New shipments of 1 lcnrcdun and European
furniture have arrived!
• ~m mediate delivcry.cttn be arranged for a ll
m-stock home f urn 1~hings.
SHOWROOM HOURS: LAGUNA BEACH
345 North P.C.H.
(949) 494-6SS 1
Mon.-Sat. 9:00-5:30: Sun.· 12:00-5:00
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot around town Thursday, September 24, 1998 AR
MONDAY
A representative from UCLA's
Admissions Office will visit the
OCC lTansf er Center from 2 to 4
p.m . to talk with students interest-
ed in transfening. The Transfer
Center is located in the school's
Counseling and Admissions
Annex, 2701 Fairview Road, Cos.
ta Mesa. For more information,
call 432-5894. ·
TUESDAY
Desserts -Naturally' cooking
class will be presented from 9:30
to 11.30 a.rn and from 6:30 to 8:30
p.m. by New Leaf Natural Cw-
sine in Costa Mesa. Admission is
$35. P(e-registtation is necessary.
Class size is limited. For more
lnformation, call 444-1005. ·
How Loud are the Dogs Barking,
a free luncheon investment semi·
· _ .aar, will be presented at 12:30
p.m. a t The Arches, 3334 W. Coast
Highway, Newport Bedch For
more infonnatlon, call (949) 723-
8362. ..
Natasha Treney will present a
free semmar titled Probiot.J.cs from
7 to 8 p.m. at the Patio Cafe at
Mother's Market and Kitchen, 225
E 17th St., Costa Mesa. A book
signing will follow from 8 to 6:'30
p.m. Reservclllons are required.
For more information, call 631-
4741.
WEDNESDAY
The Networkers will ineet from
11:45 a.m to 1 p.m. at the Costa
Mesa Golf and Countl) Club,
1701 Golf Cour.;e Dnve. Adnus-
sion is $12 and includes lunch. For
more informdtion, call 885-9093.
Senior Consultant Bob Brennan
will present a free Reverse Mort-
gage discussion at 3 p .m for
seniors 62 c1..nd over at Bciys1de
Village, 300 E Coast Highway,
Newport Beach For more lnfor-
mation, call 723-0233.
Connect at the Corona del Mar
Branch Librdry, a. senes of wor~
shops tedlunng tips for effective
use of library resources. will be
presented from 7 to 8·30 pm.
every WednPsday through Nov.
25 at the library, 420 Marigold
Ave. The workshops will also fea-
ture !>trategics for Web navign·
lion. Admission 1s free. For mort•
lnfonnc1..tion, call 717 -3801 .
ONGOING •
tum, Cdll Angie Stattord at 474-
2225 ur1ma Firm.in at 551-3156
All Lass.-n 's Leads Club meets at
7:15 tt.rn. Tuesd<1ys c1..I Mimi's
Cole, Ufi5 Newport Blvd, Custc1..
Mesa. Poi more mfonnation, call
646-1252.
Zen Home Stitchery, a local
manufacturer of meditation sup·
plies, holds a free meditation from
5 lo 7 p.m. Sundays at MeSd Busi-
ness Center, 711 W. 17th St.. Su1lf•
A-8, Costa Mesa. For more mfor·
malion, cc1..ll 722-7818.
St. Andrew's Presbyte rian
Church oHers d support group tor
f amili£>s with lovc>d ones who arn
mentally ill. T}le group meets
from 6:30to 8 p.m . Sundays U1 the
church's OicrenJield Hall C, bOO
St. Andrews Road, Newport'
Beach. The confidential .group is
open to the commwiity. For mo1e
mfocndhon, call 631·2880. The Newport Beach Parks,
Beachl'.s dnd RPcreation Comm1s·
Prospects Networking Group sion meets at 7 p.m, the ftrst Tue •
meets froin 7 15 to 8:30 d.m . doy ot Cdch month m the City
Wednesdays at Mimi's Cafe, 1835 Council chc1..mben;, 3300 .Newport
Newport Blvd., C'ostd M<''rd , Blvd, Nc•wport Bcdch For more
Breakfast is $6. For more infom1c1..-I informCtllOn, Cdll 644-3 151 .
••• S'&\I~\ l.\ ~llR
cou· ure ,\lf;J I IJ.• .,Jfj\'I
by SUTTON "
Thick, lush styles are the sig~ure of C~exwrcs. Cabled plu~hc.,, twisted
fneze, wrapped nylon loopl and twi led loop-pi ign-, create <in abundance
of (aq,ionable textutts that are refr~ing ue and .sophhlicatcd.
Vis1t·our c.iture by Sutton™ fai,hmn ation and rccrive
exceptionll Sdvl• on select Styles from the ~re Textures coll ection.
But hurry, this offer is only e1v,11l.1ble ..i hmucd time.
20°/o OFF .
ALDEN'S CARPET AND DRAPERIES
1663 Placentia • Costa Mesa
~646-4838 ~
HAS: M·F 9:00·5:30 SAT 0:30~ SUN 11:00·4:00 -• The oldest floor. covering store in Orange county.
NkoUn Anonymou .. fellowi.hip
Wdnts to help men and women
who smoke to quit dOU rcmdin
smoke ln•t•. Por rnon• mlonnat1on
on loc.t I PVPn111y rneclmqs, call
ti50-271;J, .
The Co:i.td Me a Historical Soci-
ety holds a frpp open hou<>P. from
11 a.m. to ~~ p.m. TI1ursday~ ut
1870 Andhe1m AvP.., Coi.lu Mesd. :nw (Wf'nl feutures rnemor<tlJilla
from the city of Costd Mesa dnd
the Sanld And Anny Au Ha e. For
mnro info1m.1t1on, cull b:H-5918.
Overeaten. Anonymous meets
hom 7 to 9 p.m. Wcdn11sdays ctl
~t. John',, cp1scopdl Churth, 183
E Bcty St., Costa Mc>sa, For more
mformcllton, cttll 953-0900.
' Oasis Senior Center dffers a
P<1rkinson'» clis<'dse support !Jrnup
from 7 to 9 pm th second Thurs-
ddy of each month cit 800 Mar-
gut>nle Ave., Coronel dcl Mor. For
more mformdhon, call b44-3244.
Tht'! Yoga Plac·e offers a prenatal
anti po!>tnatal yoga cldss from 3 to
4.:JO p.m. Thu.rsclars Ne"w.clcss es
hegm on thl) hrst ot u1~ month.
For more mlonnutron, CdU 642·
7400.
Hoag Cancer Center offers Man
to Mdn, a tree prostate Cdncer dis·
cuss10n group, from 7 to 8:30 p.m.
th • first Wednesday of each
month dt the center auditorium, l
Hoag Drive, Bwlding 41 , Now.
port Beach. For n~erv.auons or
more mform.c1..bon, call 722-fi237. .
The Paclflc ·Business Xchange
ha we kly breakfa ;t 111 ling al
7 a.m Tucs<lays at U1e Pdcihc
Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd ,
Newport Bear.Ii ·1 hl'rc. rs l,JO
charge for the m1t111l m •t>ling F Jf
mor • mfum1at1on. cc11l 640-0588 .
The r-.;ewport Bt•a< h P .. ycholoyl·
cul Assoc1atwn f>rP pnts d 1 d
relatwn!>hip group called Insight
Equ Is Power at .:f p.m Tht -
dnys. TI1e fee is 25 per week, Jior
mcirP-1nformat1on, call 722-4588
Hoag Cancer Cf'nter offers a fre(•
relaxc1uon and unagery \.iOrksllQp
.frnrn 10 tC.¥ H .30 c1 m the fourth
Wt>dnei;ddy or ed<J1 · n1cinU1 a't 2
Ho<HJ Dnve, Bmlchnq 41 , New-
port Bc«ch For mure mfonnqllon
call 7b0-5542
If you are 60 or older, we invite J. <Jll
to receive a free flu sl1ot.
Extra jJrotection for tbe upcorning flu season!
~u nday, October 11
I loag Ht:alth < enter-< .o,t,t \k-.;a
1190 B .. tkc:r (at Fain•ieu•J
9.00 a.m. to l :00 pm·
Call 800/'; 1 ~-HOAG ( 162"-l)
.. 1t11·a11n•d resen•afio11s required, suj>/J/}' is /11niled.
Free Refreshments!
Rt.freslmwnts /Jrol'ided IJ..l I re11d1 :.;; Bake1:r~Co:\lt1 l1esa.
CJEtna
US Healthcare
Golden Medico•• Pion-
HOAG.
~~Al ------..
FAMOUS SADDLES OF THE OLD WEST
fmt (.,,,. ..
"ModwrH.-·
'itjlr.1116
Mlln c;., Tmplr) u.t. IVCll
~· 1•.10 tuv~
• 8 Thursdoy1 September 24, 1998 soc1e Newport Beach/Costa Nteso Daily PjlOt
· After-thedter party celebrates
35 years of South Co~t Rep
I A wondertuJ perfor·
mdnce, superb d.Cting,
stagmg -we enjoyed
it thoroughly,• said Bob Haskell
of Newport 8eacti, on SOuth
Coast Repertory thCdter's recent
35th season-opening producuon
of •Ah, Wildemessl •
The local theatricd.l crowd
turned out in black Ile to wel-
come Eugene O'Nelll's irrevcr··
ent work on tum-of-the-century
·y HE CROWD
bration with a classic play about
family We m America,• saicj
Emmes. •we've come this far
thanks m ~rt to the help of
friends of SCR, including those
who JOi.n us here tonight.•
Five actors who have been
with SCR since its founding days
-RJchard Doyle, Art Koustik,
Hal Landon, Jr., Martha Mcfar-
land and Don Took -appeared
m the production of "Ah, Wilder-
• family values. b.w.
cook
ness!" · .
The actors 1omed the local
crow-d for the after-show recep-
tion at Ferragamo, catered by
Mark's Restaurant.
• •
I
. "Take away the penocl cos-
tumes, change some of the focus
and the language, and you've
got a modem drama,• s~ud
Haskell, a high-rdllking execu-
tive WJth Pdcilic Lite, headquart-
ed m Newport.
Haskell and his Wlfe, Kathy,
die loogtune supporters of SCR
.• both persondlly and corpo-
rutPly -on 'behalf of Paof1c Lile.
They JOined the after·thf'>ater
crowd at Ferragdffio, South
Coast Plaza, for d little ldlc·rught
rnckldtl convers<illon ctbout the
play. 35 years of South (·odsl
Repertory, and tiff' and tune'> on
the Orange Cpd.st
Dee Higby of Lido Isle serv-In the late-rught crowd were
mg her second term as SCR's Salvatore Ferragamo Vice Pres1·
board chairman, set the tone of dent Denn1s Sak and General
the everung with an eloquent Manager Donna Collett, Dee
pre-show address dl the curtain. and Larry Higby, Barbara and
Higby thanked sponsors Ingram Jim Glabman, Coleen and Roger
Micro, Home SaVJngs of America Ogelsby, Arlene and Mike
and media partner Ornnge Hagan, Barbara and BJU
County Business Journal. " Roberts, ElaJne and Martin
David Emmes, drtlstic direc· Weinberg, and Tom Dobyns of
tor of SCR. Joined H1gby towel· Home Savings.
come the crowd.
"lt is fitting that we lock off •
this yearlong 35th sedson cele-
• a.w. COOK's column appears every
Thursday and Saturday.
Imagine your
child
How does your
child's s~hool measure up?
• • expenenang
~d>Hl-Xiru/nprtnt
F.JJ 71wu/Am r~
Ap21t17
7 11M -6pt
Newport Harbor
Mon~ri Center
42~ I: 18th Street • Cosu. Mesa
the joy of the
Mon~ri
Tradition. .. Acadtmic F.xulknce in Harmony with Young Lives (949).650-3442
·SCRATCH & DENT WAREHO
MOVING SALE
UP TO 70°/o OFF
CRIBS
CHANGING TABLES
TWIN BEDS
FURNITURE
BEDDING
ACCESSORIES
SEPT. 26, S~
SEPT 27, SU
STORE: (949) 6
WAREHOUSE: (949)
17091 PULLMAN STEC; IRVINE 91614
N
• •
Harbor Plaza
Harbor Blvd., Ste. JOO C•• twt>or/ AdAml)
C05ta Mesa, CA 92626..· .
. Oceanvlew MedJcal Center
675 Camino de Los Mares, Suire 400
-Su\ Ofmen•, CA 92613
, •
Llllll If 1101
Ill •
. .. .. .
$50
m'"' u stct,raqe I I $50
.I Individually Alarmed Units
.I Oimote Controlled Units
.I Computerized Gote Access
.I Resident Management Team
.I Open 7 Days • l 000 Units
STORE NOW & SAVE
.I Competitive Rotes
.I Persona~ Business &
$50
640-90f9
1111 Comelbock Street Seasonal Storo_ge
.I Extra High Ceilings Newport Beach, CA
THE EXTRA SPACE YOU NEED $50 Yolicl lhroufi 12/31/91 •One coupoft per tvStonw •Hew rllllols ody • 8rifl9 coupon for discount • $50
•
.A "tl\l":b.ale
e>-£ .A Ta1e
Children's: Bookshoppe
. 8S4-8Z88
A Bookshoppe for ki~ of all aqes
4199 Campus Dr._ University-Center, Irvine
Come And Vigit U9 At
Our New, Bigger Location
in Unlve:rdt:y Center
SAVE THESE DATES:
FRI. OCT 23 Alexandra Day & Good Dog Car1
Sat. OCl. 24 Leo & Diane Dillon
CAIDSCO'f't MGDAIGt
PF/JG'! RA1HMANN
ACl11IOR a •Of'FllJ£R BV(J(J,£1JD GUJRIA • ·10 MINU'l'S$ tiO BFJ)'J'JM£"
TUE$I)AY -~29 UP.M.
~lrFUNNYDRAWN~400P.M.
~l'l:l'l.il•m6 MAMSTERS ARI: COMING ~
TM Countdown To BedtUM
S. About To Begin
·•REPAIRS• BUY-SELL-TRADE USED EQUIPMENT•
5 KODAK ADVANTIX 4800ix CAMERA
~ OUTFIT WITH KODAK ADVANTIX
o MEMORY KEEPER
t; w o=
§)
::c a. • o= ~ z w u
C> z ~ -
Flip·Flash for Best Red-Eye Reduction
• 2x Zoom Autofocus Lens
• Great Close Ups from Just 2Y2 ft.
•Multi-function LCD Panel s19900 • Detailed Back Printing .
:Jha KODAK ADVAITIX 41 OOix -&
Zoom Camara -· .. ·-·.ai., CAMERA OUTFIT ·
• ALBUMS • CUSTOM INVITATIONS • RENTALS
• i
"' (/)
~ ~ .,,
::c
9 0
"' • < -c m 0
c c:
-0 c: n ~
6 z
• g
~ ~ ~
~wport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot date book Thur5dQy, September 24, a 998 A
Heart-wrenching fihns ex~e family, relationShips
• EDfTOfl'S NOTE: The Reel Ctrtrcs col·
umn featur~ movie crrt1ques wntten by
(ommunity ~mbers serving on our
~nel.
community
deeds.
fl 15 this COD·
flict within the
---,....--· daughter that
Streep gives Oscar-~~~s ~~ ~Orthy perf Ormance She has a lot to
M eryl Streep'i. perfor-deal with. As if . th the steady de~ mdnce m e heart-rioration of her wrenching "One 1hle Thing" makc-s her a sure bet for mother's health
a best actress Oscar nomination. isn't enough,
June Fenner
Streep portrays d devoted wile she must also .
and mother doomed by cancer in face the fact that her father is not
this film ve rsion of Annd the perfect husband and father she
Quindlen's nove l. · had beheved him to be.
• However, .
· the real story is
about her
t.-daughter, c
Elle n, playc>Cl 1
y Renee ZeUweqer. Ellen, a Har-
;3(drd graduate working as a )Our·
malist for New York Magazine, has
ways idolized her brilliant father, ,a noted professor and essayist.
~e has little more than a conde· i9Cending affection for her home-
maker mother.
When her father insists thdt it
ns her duty to return home during
bler mother's illness, Elle n clearly
~tD?sents having to wopardize her
wn budding cdre<?r. She finds
ttle to admire or en1oy in her
:Diother's lile of endles~ meal
~n;ipardtions, crdft pro1ccts and
Come to think of it, her
boyfriend isn't such a great guy ·
either, to say nothing of he r boss
back in New York. Determined
tcntay the tough, independent
young woman she IS proud of
being. she clamps her Jaws shut
and copes and copes and copes
Director Carl Franklin frames
the story with scenes from a con-
versation between Ellen dfld the
district attorney of her home
town. This plot strategy serves d
d ouble purpose: It moves the sto·
ry forward, but more importcliltly,
it adds a level of tension. As the
interview is already in progress
when the film begins. we don't
know why the DA could possibly
be involved in this intimate fami·
ly tale.
•One True Thing• is not
always easy to watch, particUlar·
ly il you have ever expenenced
watching a loved one being
destroyed by cancer. ln the end,
however, it is the mcredible pow-
er of fanuly, even a flawed fami·
ly, that triumphs.
• JUNE FENNEft. a Costa Mesa resident
In her late 50s, is vice president of a
work force tfainrng company.
Great cast delivers in
·one True Thing' ...
: I o ne True ~g. • direct-ed by Carl Frankhn
(•Devil in a Blue
Dress•) stars William Hurt, Meryl
Streep and Renee Zellweger
("Jerry Maguire·)
Hurt plays George Gulden, a
college Amencan literature pro-
fessor and wnter, who is married
to Kate Gulden, played by Meryl
Streep. Their daughter, literature
reViewer and writer Ellen
G ulden, is played by Zellweger.
Tom Everett Scott ("That Thing·
You Do•) has a small role in
playing their son.
The Gulden family is forced to
examine their roles and relation-•
ships as Kate learns that she has
cancer. Each famtly member deals
with the cancer differently:
George retreats to his job, and
eventually to alcohol, to cope with
...
I
his issues as a wnter and with his
family. Kate continues to rlo as
much a5 possible, ~ he u; active
in the comrnuruty and with vari·
ous intenor decoratmg projects
Most of the changei; occur for
Ellen, who 15 a sked by lfer father
to ledve her pronusmg JOb in
New York to come home ctn d
cdre for her mother. Ellen's rela-
tionship with her mother had
always been somewhut sinuned
because they thought they were
opposites.
Ellen struggles with µnng,to
wnte free-lance from· home, keep
h~r job, care for her mother, and
take over t.ter mother's position m
the household.
During this tllne, Ellen comes
to learn about her family's rela-
bonstups and how her pdtents
have dealt with matters over the
years She learns that her fdther,
whom she had so adored. IS not
·pertect.H
Through canng for her moth-
er, Ellen comes to dppreciate her
mother and love her tor who she
is. Most importantly, Ellen learns
thdl she dnd her mother are not
the opposites she thought, and
are very much alike.
This touching hlm 1s well-dcl·
ed by an excepuonal cast.
• MICHEUE HANCOCK lives rn New·
port Beach with her husbimd. She ~orks for a law firm rn Costa Mesa
tory about sn1all boy
is touching testimony
T o say tha t good lhtng:.
come m small package::. is
an undere.sumate..of .Sunon
Birch. Great
things come m
small pack· ·
ages, the
movie #Simon
Buch· be mg
one of th~m.
The film
opens with Jun'
Caney (a huge
surprise) por-
traying Joo Heidi Bressler Wenteworth.
standing at the
grave of his childhood fnend
Simon 81Tch. Carre\', who nar·
rates thi> film, is explammg how
Sunon helped hiJ11 to l~lw\le m
God and miracles.
I The movie then fld<.h~ bdck to
1963 with a young Joe 1Joseph
Mazzello) and Simon llan l'v1ichael
Smith) gomg to thelT Little Lectgm•
game. Joe and Sunon c:tre be.i,t
friends and both are nusht.s in d
small Mame village Simon Le; d
dwarf and J<>P's father rcmdlns
unrevealed by hl.s mother.
Joe, his mother Rebecca (A!>h·
Icy J udd,) and her boyfnend,
"IA PAIAPA'&c\~
RESTAURANT
drttma teacher Ben !Oliver Platt),
are Simon' unofficial family
They 16ve Simon, e~n dS his
own pa renl!i neglt?ct him. Thell'
uppor:t sustams Simon as the a
lO\VTl wants to Ol>lrda.ze him, for
tus lmpertine nt behavior and for
his bclJel that one da~· he will bC
d hero, Younq Joe even supports
hun through a homble acod ent.
It' Uus dCC1dent thdt sets the
tone for the rest of the movie of
Simon'~ redemption ... his unwa·
venng fdith and ht final act or
hero~m
Ba ec1 k>osely on John lrving's
hook MA Prayer for OWen .
l'vlf«iny, • • SlJ!lon Birch· is sugary
... weet The plot does have hole
and some obvious story line
orruss1ons However. what tbe
lilm lacks m substance it makes
up for v.ith wonderfully funny
sci>nes that \\.ill have you laugh·
mg out loud
A runaway bus ~cene will
h!dV£> you breathless and other
touching scenes 'hill have you
reac hmq for a tissue · t
In hurt tno pun intended),
Simon Birch 1s an entertd.ining
tilm the whole.> family can enjoy
c1nd one I certatnl) recommend. ·..,
• HEIDI BRESSLER. 3S. ·~a hair stylist
and Costa Me\a resident ·
'J.c;,... U1 fM
fresh Seafood
;«1.i.ui Au.t-d.u. ~i.,t.c
~~ -, _ _,,.... ..... A ~ -:-·--:-· • ~o v•n am.a: r.--~----------~-~ I Fish Ta.cos Fl<_.EE I ,IP Shrunp Ta.cos
BUY l ENTB.EE Ip-Shrunp Cockt.alls
GET l ENTB.EE I Octopus Tosta.da.s JOHN BLOESER
CARPET ONE
11,,.,,. ·n,. OIJcu ~uprt <..1,mp;uiv in C.J.hform~ • •• ~.
Sabatino Tommy Peter Phil Vince : FREE J ll1 Cevfche Tosta.da.s
L:-~·::_1t<1_:J:,:~~~·'!:.:.!"!1'~~g-;!J ;1B Fresh Oysters
SERVING LVBCll & DDIND
\ion 1 ,, ., ~ .lOrlll
s.. e. '"" 1: •""' 2927 . Bristol St. • Costa Mesa
u.i mim Cl• mrlc '>outh of So uth Coast Plaza) ~~W:!'8JJelone.cmr{714) 751-2324
Where Wine .
RIVERBOAT RESTAURANT
On board the "Pride of Newport" Riverboat, Home Of The
Newport. Harbor Nel.CIC81 Museum (Formeriy Reuben E. Lee) Is
Open From 11 em-9pm Lunch end OIMer Sat Sun 8Nlch Sam
(closed Mondays) Reservauoos Needed Only For Weddings,
Banquets Or Private Pert1es AQ Ma1or r.redit Cerds Accepted.
Located At 151 E Coast Hwv. Newport Beach. CA 9C!660 ~
(714) 673"3425 Fax 67~7B64
AUTO BISTRO
The first drive-thru restaurant on the planet where the food
actually matters Our breakfast btst.ro menu 1s served 6am-
!_ J~:'de1~!1~ ~Jc~~ S:~~= = ~~~~ ~~~
..;: C/'ucken Focecc1e Sandwich wrtJl Ar'tlchoke &. Rome tomato.
Plus 8 full range of expl"O&SO &. bistro beverages' served en day
., long. Located et 3100 W Coost Hwy (Next to Sterling BMW)
TWIN PALMS
-Caltfomia Coestal Qjsine, hlebs:ing the bounty of the coast in a
-contf.lmpOr8rf 1ndo6r-outdoor village sqoare atmosphere. 11"8 !: 1Wlt.8tta1nmant fNOfY night l unch Mon &t. 11 : 3Clem-3PfTI
r fMJll nighl, bar menu "'"81labla between lunch/dinner and ::: nu . .set until ~, l.ooeted at 630 Nev.por-t center ex ..
, at Fashion lslend. 721-8289 ' -JACK SHRIMP
$eNing euthentiC LOUIS ena CU me IO an upbeat, casual ~ v.ith petX> dining. Try W' Jeckshrimp plateS, or the
Jammin' Jembelaye. Take ~ end delivery aVailable. Locatad at
""':. 2400 W Coast Hwy 6!5Q.5Sn
""' ZUBIES
-Menu Includes R1b8, Chicken, Steak &. Lob&tef'. Prima Rib,
u Pina, C>yst.er Bar. Prices Range From $3 95 And Up Hours·
11 ·3Dem 10pm • Cocktail& 'Tri 11 pm. Credit Cerda Not
Accepted. Reservations Not Needed Located at 1712
Placentia. Co&ta Mesa (714) 645-8091
• :THE CULINARY WRAP
F1'98h. healthy 1~ deliC80iea ~Within a ftet roll. ~=·~r,n7~1:!"(7~4j54~'nthe
NIWPORT RTB~OMPANY
AftM 15 yeers on Newport BNd • Newport Rib Compeny 11
mowig to 2198 Hert>or 8Mi (the okS Sizzler) in ~ A
cocktail IOunge, lltger btnQUlt feolitill, more pe(tjng, 1
llP8l"ltl cecili'lng W:hlrl end ~ for kn:h ... ~ IDf'18
.. of the ~ • the l'llW locldorl ~ locltion
)OJ -)Q.11 .. find the belt; blby ... ta il'I ~ Cou'&y, .-wd in WINTI I com'°'1ebil MUinQ, ~ 1 dlrfl I ...
4-10 pm. L.OCltld • a:xxl ~aw . 831.e11a
'
Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner
l lnJque .. 1ne room & dinlnit rooms •~It ror ttniup hu,ln~'' nlfftl!li.t' 11nd prh .. rt l'Uncllon' Thursday -Tuescte.y lO:OOa.m 9 00 pm • Closed on Wednesd.8,ys 723-062ri>1ease Call For Re..enution'i and DirKtion' 183 23rd8trfft • Balboa Penln.sula 673 26 5 7 •• 251 Shipyard Wa) • Ne\\ port Beach (near Mutt Lynch's/ -
LE.CAFE/HYATT REGENCY IRVINE
Caldomia Cln..,1ne at lt8 finest ~ Breakfast, Lunch or CMner
rn casuel elegance. as you dine inside or on our beaucful pabO
We fe8Cllre Scl'\JmptiOUs Buffets throoghout. the day. or you can
order from our boUntiful menu Located at 170CIJ Jamboree
Road (comer of Jamboree end Main) Phone (71 4) 97~1234
x6720 Hours 6am-11pm
YANKEE TAVERN
On the bay 1n Newport Beach Se!'V1ng Lunch &, Dinner da1fy
Locat8d at 333 Bayside ll-ive. 67!>5333
NEWPORT BEACH BREWING CO.
Villa Nova offers OaSSlc Italian CulSJne w.ttt a soectac ar f!W
Featunng homemade pastas. fresh seafood S veal speoeltles
and a unique waterfront emb ance reminiscent of an lt.abao
Oluntrys•de Professional SE!f'V!Ce & an award winncng wine kst
dehght patrons wh le dining In this romantic se:;t.mg Live
ent.erta nment begrns nightly llt 9pm The upEita~ Cigar Loonge
features premium cigars, sp1nts and an enens111e appetizer
menu Located at 3131 West Coast Hwy 642-7800
SCAMPI
Fine Family Dining Newly Remade Od Open 7 Days A Wee tor
O.nner Ooly 5 CXJ.. 10 3Qxn We Cater PMt.e Lunch Perties JQr
15 People or More All Ma1or Credit Cards Accepted
Reservations Accepted Located at 1576 Newport Blvd Cost9
Mesa 645-8560
.. • Voted by the Reg ste" readers as appeared in The Best of~
G-ange COunt't sec.tion as "The Best lha Food In Orange Qourcy •
lunch dcnrer, catenng & cakeout MJ.N CFEN lfM\E • 545~
Jettrey Roso (st :Jrv!ne Ce~~ C>-J 857-8424 Open everyoay Son
wu Thurs 11 am-9 30pm, Fn And Sa• 11arrr1 ()pm Also
located at 615 W l 9'Jl a. Costa Mesa 548-4333
ROYAL THAI
~n 7 days a wee SerVing Lunch & o...,~er De Jy 1 1 am • 3pm
Sunday -Thursday Dinner •S served 5pm • 10pm Sunday •
Thursday Fn llnd Sm.urda-y open until 1 1 pm Located et 4001
W Coast Hwy 645-{THAI)
DIHO SIAM
The only brewery m Newport Beech. we serve award winning SAPORI The1 011nese Cu151ne Open 7 days, Mondef • Saturday Lunch
1100am.·300 pm Dinner 4 OOp m • 1000pm Sonday-
ltehan food for hearty eaters Open 11 30em-10 Cl)pm. Sunday-Dinner only Party trays &. Csterlng aveilable Located 1n the Costa
Thursday. 11 : 30em· 11 OOpm Fnday-Saturdey located at 1080 Mesa Cotrtyards at 1 835 Newport Blvd 0-154 645-3259
beers &. we have a fanteSt.IC food menu, With outdoor dining and
lots of FREE parting Located at 2920 Newport Bllld, Hours·
11 30em-1 .00pm Su~Tues 11·30em-1 cnim Fn-Sat
SKEWERS
r.oste Me&a'e only Brewery! located et 298 E 17t.h St 10 C.ost.a
Mesa All OU' brew &. entrees ere rnd1Y1dually made fresh. Wood
fired pizzas. shnmp/chicken/beef/lamb kabobs. salads end
great sandwiches Hours 11 em-11 pm Suf}-Thurs and 11 am-
12 midnrght frt.Sat
BAMBOO TERRACE
Oleclt out the hippest Chinese restaurant m Orange County•
Recaotty remodeled to resemble an Asian beer house. Om [)n
sarves tasty Olinese food end offers a fully st.ocked bar with
refreshing tropical dnnks. a quality wine hst end a great
assortment of premium bottled and dra~ beers. Hours
5 ~7 OOpm Tues · Sun Closed Mondays. Located at 1773
NeWport Blvd. rn Costa Mase 64!>5550
MANDARIN GOURMET
Chinese food lovers will find house specialties along with many
fam1har favontes on the menU' We offer A venety of appet.izers.
soups, salads, entrees end desserts. Banquets, catering end
tek&<>ut ave1lable, Serving lunch &. dinner 7 days a week
Located at 15CX> Adams twa. 1100 540-1937
SIR ROGERS, LTD
Sandwiches, Coffee and Espreeeo Drinks&. Smooctlies. Alt new
breakfast menu Cstenng a\'a1lebla, Open Mon-Fri at Sam
Sat at 7am and Sun at 9em. Located et 270 E 17th Street.
Colla Mesa 64~252.
GURU'S ~ANDWICHES
We aetw In&. cold deli aandwichea "CU sandwich• are the
fact.ea in townl" Try our WOlid famous meed>ell sandwich or our
dei ctyl8 S81'1d-Mch, \4)1.ll be "Qnr'ad° for lif~I ~· • Fri 9atn-
6pm. set.. 1Qam.3pm Located at 1560~or Ave A1 ·
(714) 722-1211
SABATINO'S RISTAURANT
8c SAUSAGE CO.
Pasta, Caeaer Salad, Home made Sausage, Veal, Lamb ..
Di8hee, Wine. Beer. Qippuoctno & Oeswt Ho(n.
WwJK.. Serving Set & Sun. Brunch From e·oo.1 .oo.
11em-1~. Fri~. 11am-11pm Al Major O'ld«.
Cardi Accepted . Located At 251 Sh•pyerd Wtry Newport
9MCll (714) 7230021
RISTOllAN1'K MAMMA GINA
kl a ~ IOlQ on the bey "I.Na nuite" pafoln•io rWtjOf
in OU" Enocec. Lounge. located at 251 East Plcific Cont
Highw9y Ill ~ Beach. lunch Morr -Sit. 11.3().:a 30,
s..ntey Brundl 11 im-3pm, OOlnar Mm&n ~ 1~ Cill
ahMd tar .......... 6.7~9500
I
BayscdeDnve,6444220 •
AMACHI
Sushi &. Sushi to Go r.omptete Bar Al Ma~ Credit Cards Located A:.
2675 lrWle f.Ne. (Across IT"Qfil ~God C4rse) (7141 645:551 B
BEN I HANA
Amenca's most celebr&ted Jap&n8S8 restaurant. Open 7 days a
week Lunch 11 30am-2 ~Moo-Fri Otnner 5 D10"Cl)pm
Mon-Thurs: 5.3().11 ~m Hi; !> 11 ~ Sat. 4.3().9 ~
Sun locat8d 8t 4250 84rch St. 955al22
AVILA'S EL RANCHITO
Authentic Mexican Food, With The Freshest Ingredients & A
New Light OJisine:Great Margantas Hal.rs Lunch &. Dinner AN
Ma)Or Credrt Cards Accepted Located at 2101 Placenba. Costs
Mesa -642·1142. 2800 Newport Btvd , N~ort Beach -
675-6B55 end 2744 E Coast 1-t....y , CilM -,644-8226
Ml CASA
Our meals ere nCN1 s tnp to B1'1a as well as Mexico Now offering
fish tacos. Phone ahead for orders to-go Hours· Daily From
11 CDam . All Me1or Credit Cerd& Aceepted Located At 296
17th St. C06t"s Mess (714) 64!>7626
LA PALAPA ....
Serving authentic South MeXlC8n Seafood Cevtehe, cockta Is,
camarones, pulpo, ensalades eod much more Open 6 days e
week. Oosad on Wedncedays 01ne m or tsk&<>Ut Located et
123 23rd St m Newport Beech (ne Mitt L~'s) 673-2657
TA PAS
The mry "";taurerit in 0 C to nffer the f!nest in c1J1Sine from
Spain with 1111e Flamenco entarte nment Speoehzing in Pae 'a
steaks, grillea fresh fish & pastas Coen for lunch ano dinner:
Located at .:1253 Martmgale Wey (1 mile sOl4t1 Of John ~
Ai-portJ Maior cred¢ cards acceptSd [714 J 756-8194
SANTA MONICA SEAFOOD
Regarded es SoWlem Csilfomia's top seafOOd ret;a, er WM the
largest & tmest selection of fresh seafood dadv Also a mult.tuoo
of scrumpaous dellC8CleS such es 6llShe grilled fish entrees. daftl
chowder. fish & chips, sandwiches end a I the ngs for. •
QOUm'let meet at l'lome Opuri 7 days a week Located et 154 E
17th St I Costa Mesa (714) 574-8862
THE CANNERY
Hist.one VVW!rfront Acstatnnt and Harbor CrulSe Canter: HOOl'6.
Mon -Sat 11 30 • 2 CDem. Sun 10 OOem-12 CX4>m. AM Major
Credit Cardi; ReservetiOns ~ LOCstOO at 3010 Lil~
Aw . NNlpat Beoc."l. CA 92663 (714) 61!>5777 FaK 615-2510
CATALINA FISH KITCHEN
Get hooked on th freshest fish eva sbl Fresh gril ed fish,
seafood m1d chlr;ken, sa ds grilled plates Md Pas:e
5')9018 Open daya a we Moo tmJ Set 11 amspm;
Sunday 11em-7pm C6toring located~ 670 w 17th
St Ira r.osta Mesa (West of the.now 'Ti Joe ) 645-8873
' ,,
A•} 0 Thurmy, Sep mber 24, 1998 date book 1Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilat
For the best takeout, there's no need to leave Costa Mesa ~
T he longP.r I work m Costa
Mesa, the more time J
have to peruse the lunch
spots here. Unfortunately, the
onJy time I t1cluully go out to
lunch l.l> clt someon<•'s gomg awuy
vdrty So l'v£• found thdt our litUu
comer of the world hoc1sls some
of the best takeout this side of
the Santa And River ·
I have tried almost c1ll the
restawants thtit serve lunch in
Costa Mesa. ~d huve come up
with a list my f<1votltes.
Chong's Chinese Cafe. Located
m Tuangle Square's upper food
court, Chong's ofCers fdSt, healthy
Chine.a food tor people on the
go. The food m the chafing dish·
es is always fresh and fast, so
there's no need to call a.head.
The one-, two· or three-item
combos come With fried nee and.
chow mem, and mad~·to-order
dishes take only about five nun-
. utes lo prepare. My pick: a one-
item combo with vegetable fried
rice and spicy chow mein. And
the bonus: fortune cookies for
dessert.
Chong's is at 1875 Newport
Blvd., Costa Mesa, in Triangle
Square. Call (714} 548-3243.
These r~ta\1rdnts score high
marks for scrvicP, <•asy access.
pncC>S, low fat content (so you
don l Wdnt to full dSleep utter
edllng). tum•hness {how long
does it take to get your food),
food qudlity,
DINING REVIEW f~:C1~!bility
_ to hold up
well when trdnsportPd by Cdr,
01cycle, or on foot
DON LEACH I OAlt.Y Pl.01
Catalina Fish Kitchen in Costa Mesa has plenty of takeout items
to choose from, including chowder and gumbo, which transport
well. Here, owner Matt Wllldns cuts a fresh tuna.
Frank's Philadelphia. Frank's
Philly has probably the best
sandwich in town. Choose from
Thcr~ weH· d few gretll
l'estaurnnts lhdt I (>f'f'>Onc1lly love
but didn't llltlke Uw list l>Pc-t1u ... c
they wt~r<'n~ the be~t for tctke-
out ThP'>e include ~[other's f\.fdr·
kt>t (tdk<•'> too long to ~wt tlw
food), Taco Mcsd lc1lwt1ys
packe~I, hdrd to find rl Jktrking
'ipdCP) ctnd Sc1nld Mooted
Scctfood (lood ,.., cold ._., h<>n it
gets bc1ck to th<• ofllC"l')
So hNP th<•y .ire, 1n no pt1rllc:-
ular order·
Wahoo's Fish Taco. Th<• people'
on thl othN end of the phone al
Wahoo's ctn' alwdys lnendly und
willing to take ldrge orders. The
foo<.I -c1 h<•c11thy twi~t on trdch-
tiondl l\ tcxictln -ts exc-eUPnt,
·e::.peciillly thc> nee: st<>dmed, with
1ust iJ touch of sc•asoning.
Wdhoo"s 1s sn popular that the
BACK TO SCHOOL
WATCH THOSE KIDS!
Rabbitt Insurance Agency
AlffO I HOMEOWNERS I HEALTH
40 Ye11rs in Business
& r:-:-(_ ---/ ( )/ r •
631-7740
•HI Old 11\J~n Blvd. • NC'WJ'On lka<.h t,..., 11 .. ,.. ..... ,. ... 11
bnes out the door during peak
lunch hours are never-ending.
But il you call ahec1d, the pickup
window is usually free.
Their excellent roasted peppor
cilantro dressing is a must Wlth
d11Y medl. I always get a No. 2
Wlth IL<;h tacos and c1ll nee> on I he
side. 1\vo locations in Costa Meso:
1862 Placentia Ave. and 3000 Bris·
lo/ St Call (949) 631-3433 or (714)
497-0033, respectively
Culinary Wrap. Th.is t 7th
1 Street hnd·has choices 61 wraps,
howls i.Uld salads lhdt dre not
only healthy, they are lc1~ty and
fun to .<>at An interesting comh1·
· nallon of 111greclients turns dn
ordinary lunch mto d fun expc!ri-
encc, even if it i.s while you'r(' s1l·
t.mg at your desk.
Lunch and <tinner pnces are
the same: a little high, but worth
it. Pickup orders are a breeze. M~·
AnDARln Geurmet
Serving Costa Mesa since 1977
BANQUETS • CATERIN G •TAKE-OUT
•COC KTAILS • FINE WINES •
FREE DELIVERY $20 min . 2 mile r.uJiu'
1500 ADAMS AVE • COSTA MESA
(HARBOR & ADAMS) 540-1937
II ' . . ..
fdvontc: the Southwestern salmon
bowl, with chunks of grilled
salmon over nee with black beans,
sulsd tlnd oruons. The vegetarian
wrap and the culinary wrap are
Pilot other favorites.
C11Jmary Wrap is at 250 E.
17Ut SI., SL11te D, Costa Mesa.
Call (7 I 4) 548 4403.
Catalina Fish Kitchen. When l
fU"St stumbled on Catalina Fish
Kitchen ldsl yeur, 1 was thrilled to
fmd the c•xcellenl td.keout fish
place. Dirung in is the best way to
go, but their tdkPout food JS great,
too. The. gumbo, entrces and tacos
trnvel wc•ll. My favonte is the
grilled hsh gwnbo, with jasmine
riC('. grilled hsh and ve<Jelables in
a spicy CdJun sauce. The snapper
ldcoi. are tasty and thelf cole slaw
1s the best I've ever had
Catalina Fish Kilchen is at 670
W. 17th St., Costa Mesa Call
(71.JJ 645-8873.
YUM!
72J4616
634 LIDO PARK ORIVE #EWIWT llACH
WEEKLY SPECIAL
Turkey
Salad Pita
•Sandwiches
•fruit ~
Smoothies \ /
•Coffee& -~ Cappuccino _.._,,
Ttfour
Tropical torm
• ii
Come aee Mona's Roses
Baell aQaln for Sum.mer!
Brealilf~t an~ ~~Caterina 1' A•allable ~
Tasu of Persia · fe.ussi
Ami,. .
'""'*'""''J ,\(,. " ~
'1lltbif '"'"'
G""' Foot/, FanlAStic Sdvict
llMlthy • Tas11 • Afford4bk
f >w•,. Wt...J tlfin l/""
/' i.,r.,..,,.,,.,,1.J, .. J,811.ffeti
Fridays d-Saturda!s
Unforgettable Nights
Lots of NI# 11ntl Futivity
Hm/Jdr, P11rt1N. An"'"'""""'·
rJ!>nfllnt hm11 0-Fam1/y C:1111'mnp M""'" ,,.,,._,, ...JlyFo1-
&ll]n......,,•
Rtur11nt10fU 714-545-9096 • 714-343-2010 Cattri"t
3605 S. Bristol St. @ MacArthur
(2 bwclts north o South Coast PlluA
hot or cold sandWlches, hoagws
and burgers. They use delicious
and fresh rolls, and the portions
are substantial.
No frills as a dine-in expert·
ence, but excellent for takeout.
Note: The napkins are wrapped
mside the paper, so you're not
searching for somelhing to wipe
your tnouth with. My pick: the
mediwn veg~tarlan with avocado.
Frank's Philadelphia is at 2244
Fairview St., Costa Mesa. Call
(714} 722-8725.
Thai Spice. This authentic Thai
takeout or dine-in restaurant on
17th Streethas detit1ous hot food
for dllle-10, takeout or graciously.
delivered right to your door.
Three levels of spiciness will sat·
isfy the strongest of palates My
fav: the pad Thai (mild sp1ce), a
combmallon of noodle:., vegeta-
bles pnd peanuts with shnmp
and chicken or tofu. .
Thai Spice 1s at 614 W. 19th St.
Costa Mesc.i. Call (I 14) 548·4333 •
I
Rubia's. Rubio's hds fdsl, tasty: -;o
MeXJcan dishes at low pnces.
.From fish and lobster fdcos to .
nachos, que>i.aclillus and burritos:·
Rub101s -across from Thanglt'
Squdre -is a much better
choice than Tu.co Bell. ,
My fav: The mdhi-mahi tacos,
two taco" w1th grilled fo;b and a
sptcy sauce ins1d<> flour tortillc:l.S •
Tho lod's mca11i> d gr.eat dear,
and comes with d choice of bectn
and £hCPl>e bumto or hsh taco,· :1
ctups, small dnnk dnd a churro
for dessert CaU ahedd or walk ,
m . Rubio's is at 183:> Newport ,
Blvd, Costa Mesa Coll 646·6992.
gelato cUusico
Italian k c Cream \mood1il·~ (l.l\lric' l.tfr
I•
2756 f:.. Co~t Hwy. Coron.1 dcl M.u, (['( H & ColJwroJ)
(949) 72 1~ 1160
Hourv Mon Thur~ lfam· O:Jl.lpm • J·ri!efJ1 llJrn-M1d111i!hl •Sun lllam lllpm
FULL SET
•ACRYLIC
• Acrylic w/Wlllle Tip
• Pink & Whtie Powder
•lume~
• Srlk Wrap
FIUS
• Acryhc
•Pink
•Pink& WMe
• Lume Gel
• Stlk Wrap
•
Newport Beach/Costa f..Aeso Doily Pilot date book Thur.day, September 24, 1998 A IJ
Newport Theater lures audiences with 'The M9usetrap '~
T<N'Trru~
W hether there ever will ·
. be a movie version of
· Agatha Christie's •The
Mousetrap • in our lifetime is
debatable, The film rights were
µurchased in 1956 -with the
stipulation that it must not be
rPleased until sue months after
the original producuon had
closed.
Well, the original •Mouse-
trap" is still snapping up the tick-
. e~ in London, going on 46 years
now, so
don't hold · THEATER REVIEW your breath
for the
movie. Mednwhilc, we can see
innumerable community theater
versions of the mystery, such as
the one that opened over the
w eekend at the Newport The<Her
Arts Center.
For those in each· audience
who have,n't yet seen it (and
there were a feY( on opening
night), attention must be pd1d to
the secrecy factor in discussing
the play in print. Christie drew
on a number of Bntish stereo-
types to create th<' play, which
is why it resembl<:!s a live-action
9ame of Clue (M<tjor Metcalfe
m the library with a pipe
wrench?).
Dlrector Ken Ruqg punches up
MASSAGE
Relieves Pain $
Stress & Tension 39 Insurance Accepted 00
w/Chlroprachc care. t4R.
7-DAYStWK • 9sm-9pm
ULTRA SPORTS MEDICINE INC. Dr. Gautier D C
714.979.6365
1072 S.E. Bnstol St, Ste 209
Santa Ana Heiahts
(Comer of ~pOft Bl No./Bri9to0
FYI
+ WHERE: N ewport The-
11ter Arts Center, 2501 CliJf
Drive, Newport Beach + W HEN: TI1ursd<tys
through Saturdays nt 8
p.m., Sund.tys dl 2:30 Wllil
Oct. 11 + HOW MUCH: $13 + PHONE: 1949) 611-~88
Police detective Shawn .. ·
Deny grills Jennifer Hol-
land in "The Mousetrap"
at the Newport Theater
Arts Center.
these chches tn the Newport pro-
duc-bon, a wise choice because
without them "The Mousetrap~ is
quit<> pedestndn and routine. The
usual suspects ch(>W scenery with
iilacrity, scc1tlering red hemngc;
about the :ildge like confetti.
There are severc1l noteworthy
performan&•c; in the show, chief
dmong qtem Shl1wn Berry's
relentless µolice sergc•ant,
grilling the assembled hosts and
guesl<; with dn utmost vicious
mtens1ty. Berry has the power to
command.th<? st<tge during his
anqws1tions, and he uses it
!>Uperbly.
Sophie Areno 1s quite radi-
dnl as the young innkeeper
pl<.1.ying host to her first incre-.
m• nl of lodgers with d rather
unsteudy hand. Areno blos-
soms dS the plot thickens, han-
dhng her difficult chmactic
~ct:>ne beautifully.
Less ('ffecuve is Ian Downs as
hN husband, who gives d lack·
lustN perfonnttncc resembling
Rick Morarus <itlempting serious
drama and not being taken seri-
~tho IMAX Mcwio •c.wre.t"
on our GIANT' 1/2 ~ Suoen tnducilng tho Mu.k of~ H.m.on
In 11,000 watt D:fStal .sound
n.tuttng Nwration ~ u.. ~
.. 1W ml• Mam (11)
CllCAll CM "" -T'lcmA ll't
...... I I Wat ff'I 11t-
llITT ~
1WCM UIA•(mt '
M llVll Ill lW> I M Tlmf lW>
Plug into the Piiot Classified section to "find services from
and plumbefs, to landscapers and painters
' •
•
t11C1111e
ously. Downs never really asserts
his chardcter, despite mnumer-
dble opporturuties to d<> so.
Tony Per~ia enacts the flam-
boyant prune suspect -named
Christopher Wren because hlii
mother wanted him to be an
architect -with a mincing,
lirnp·wristed style that may cause·
many in the ~ud1cnce to wmce.
Yet he sustains the c-haracter
splendidly and is one of Ute
show's stronge£t elements.
Jane Nunn encounters ~ few
missteps wtth·her crotchety sptn·
ster pen;ona, but manages to cre-
ate a thoroughly self-absorbed
dowager Steve McCammon
reflects understated strength dS
the military officer.
ln a sbiking performance ds a
mysterious and rootless traveler,
,Jennifer Holland -unposmg at •
well over 6 feet -lends a good
deal oi fnctJon and crdckle ~o thn
show Also well-cast is M1tchelJ 1
Nunn as the um~xpcctcd guest, d
suuster-appeanng Italian who
c;ets up eye-rolling melodramatic
1 scenanqs for h1S own amus -
ment.
Because many, if not mo~t.
pldygoers more than bkely know
the outcome in advdnce, it
becomes incumbent upon the
cast to render theu •Mou Ptrap"
an enjoyable everung of chdrao.
ter delineation, and most. succeed
handsomelyoin this regard. For •
those still not acquainted with
the plot,' U1e denouement will be ·
a stlinner.
• TOM TI1\JS rf!i/1ews local theater for
the Daily Piiot. H1\ reviews appear
Thursdays and Saturdays
ESTABLISHED 1962
Steak • Seafood • Cocktails
1695 lrvioe A\rc. 646-7944
a.a ..... Mon. Wed. ff\ S.-llOMI, ~ OOlnl lllM-7 OOpnl. TUfH)Opm. T!MH;)Opnl
hM>fl AlcOftl • COM
T W I N ++ P ~ L m ~
?PCC.l=NTC)
·GRAM M Y-AWARD W I NN E R
AMERICA
FR I DAY, SEPTEMBER 25
HALLOWEEN
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31
Doors open at 7 p.m.
Show at a ·p.m
$351n1Mhrance
$40atthedoor
...... lllclude
Appelberlllltlet& .,...... ... ,., ~.~
Costume Contest for Prlz•
Afterlloeh911ow•
For tickets cal 949-721-8288
$10 COVIii AFTlll 10 P.M..
-j~
Performing their hits: Horse with No
Name, Tin Man, Sister Golden Hair,
I Need You
TWO SHOWS: 7 & 9 :15 P.M .
l\n Intimate co n<'crt in the
d~namlc venue ol I\\ 111
Palms. fcaturlnA a :l-tourse
California Coastal Cuishw
dinner.
Dinner Concerl 'f1ckPt $~10
GPneral Admi~s1on lJC\...t•t<-.. 2~•
For rnformalioo or rt.1,enatio11:-!,
call 949-72 f-8288
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30
Doon open at 7 p.m .
Show at 9 p.m.
$2& In lldvance
$30atthe~
"lWIH++P~Lffi~
630 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE AT FASHION ISLAND
949-721·1211
• ..
fA. 12 Thur5doy, Seplemebr 24, 1998 commun1 forum Newport Beach/Costa M.eso Doily fWot
lllDllS IE~P,ID
T~eat Clinton like any other citizen
&Jon of, saying that there 1s absolutely no
sex of any kind in any manner, shape or
form, with President Clinton.•
•,AT ISSUE: Congress releases
videotape of president's
deposition about his relationship
with Monica Lewinsky.
E nouyh about Prl'~1dcnt Clinton and
his ~cxuc1l csct1padPs ("Legal eagles
t.>Yl' Chnton's v1cl(10 testimony,·
St•pt 221.
J tNtainh wouldn't wc1nt Kenneth Starr
m m) twd100111 But ttwn again. mine.isti't
nl I bOO Pt>nnsylvama Ave.
· Th" tocu-.; he11• st>vms lo he that he.lied
tv U1c grund JllfY. OK. 1£>l's Lrcat him hke
dO\ othl'r c.1t1wn who commits the sdllle
• 1_ng up trn.,h tJlon9 the Costd Mesa Free-
" tJ} m plt1ym~ donunot>s in Orn.nge
• J.
tionship with
an intern.
It is not
because he
committed
adultery.
It lS not
because he
lied directly to
the American
people.
It lS not
. because he
lied tQ his
cabinet
It lS not
becduse he
lied to his
adm.mistr d-
ti on .
7) Judge Wnght, who was sitting in the
room, required the president to testify.
8) The president was then asked the
following question by his own attorney:
Mrn paragraph eight of (Ms. Lewinsky's)
affidaV1t, she says this, 'l have never had a
sexual relationship with the president, he
did not propose that we have a sexual
relationship, he did not offer me employ-
ment or other benefits fu exchange for a
sexual relationship, he did not deny me
employment or other benefits for rejecting
a sexual relationship' ls that a true and
accurate statement as far as you know it?•
9) He responded as follows: MThat 1s
absolutely true. M
~ffien..,<' I< an we *OJ' Bill the Rube" pick-
~ounty J,11) for 90 day:..
f. ' 1 rn tuNI of hC'anng CJbout him, Moruca
[ i:.l'wmsk\ "itarr and the whole rucus. Put
~:P or sh\lt up. No more ldpes of lu.5 testi-·
1t is not
because he
MARC MARTIN I DAl.Y Pit.OT Tius 1S a deliberate and calculated dct
6f pef)ury. It is a crime. If a federal judge
orders you to answer a quesbon under
oath, you must answer-truthfully or sufter
the consequences. The subject of the testi-
mony is trrelevant. J
1Sioni. no 111un• pnntings ol Sturr's report.
thro'" hun out, lN1ve him alone or put the
! p1Ps1d1•11t111l seal on the bdck of a Day-Glo
:.,~rt1nqP v··~I i1 nd show hjm the 19th Street
: •lll·lrtlltJ> .. -PHIL BIStjOP
Newport Beach
•
IT "<1!~ lwd Pr<''itdt-nt Clinton's deposition
h·st11111111) loncldy In Light of the pres-
1d1•11t ... hPdd "JllOOtng explanabons, the
j <>lcntlt•.,s H·porllng ol each detail, the par-
,1.,,111 Im i..ennq between thP Democrats
itnd R~p11l1hcdns, tlnd the hourly spm of
. thC' \\ h1h' lfou..,c>, 1t is easy to Jose sight of
wh} Pr" ... ulr-nt Clinton must either restgn
r:w hl' 111111t•t11 hect .
., ror t11non1• ¥.ho 1s confused or uncer-f' 1<1111 ,.., to why th(' pn•s1dent must go, I
:,otrcr the• tolJowtn!J .
•1 It 1.., 1101 hP(<itl<i~ he hdd a sexual rela-
1
I
allowed a fed-
eral prosecutor to be pilloried
It lS not because he ratsed privilege
after privtlege to block a federal mvesbga-
tion.
It is not because he knowingly wasted
government resources to defend himself.
It is not because his televised apology
was insufficient.
President Clinton must go because he
has lied under oath, suborned perjury,
obstructed justice, tampered with witness-
es and tampered with evidence. The
Amencan system of justice does not toler-
ate such conduct from normal citizens, let
alone the person charged with the duty of
executing the laws of the United Stdtes
While the expllClt portions of the Starr
report are distracting and hard to ignore,
in the end. those porttons mllst be
ignored. Instead, the reader must focus on
the facts, particularly the facts leading up
to the president's deposition in the Paula
Jones case.
The.incontrovertible facts show:
1) President Clinton was required lo
testify under oath m the Jones case.
2) He knew that Moruca Lewinsky was
on the witness list for thdt case.
3) He wanted to testify that there was
no sexual relationship between them .
4) He couldn't do that until he knew
how she was going to tesufy. .
5) With the help of others, he obtained
a false affidavit from Moruca that denied
the existence of their relationshlp, dnd
that affidavit was filed in the Jones case
6) When the president Wd5 dSked about
LeWUlSky 10 his Jones depos1uon, the
president's attorney tried to limit question-
ing about Lewinsky by telling the judge
thdt Lewinsky had executed •an dffidavit
which fMs. Jones' lawyers) are in posses-
Chnton took an oath to tell the truth m
the Jones deposibon. I le first tned to
avoicl answering questions about Lewin-
sky by offenng a f~e affidavit. When that
d.Jdn't work, he lied. These acts alone are
sufficient for unpeachment, and there are
many more unpeachable offenses detatled
in the Kenneth Starr report.
Don't be confused by the spin or by the
president's ludlcrous explanations J !e hed
under Oath because he thought he could
gel away with it Amenca cannot be led
by a bar, even one as charming as Clinton.
He must either resign or be impeached. U
we gwe him a pass on this lie, what will
the next ·one be?
DON SLAUGHTER
Newport Beach
~: COMMUNITY COMMENTARY licity .should stop infighting, start decision~making
, EDITOR'S NOTE: The following com· issues. We understand the deli-should be bwlt Let's lay the past behind us. smnt occupancy tax at a time
''mentary ran in this month's Newport cate balance of authonty Here's an easy one, nght1 Lido We'll now have the opporturuty when every penny counted. We
I': Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce between staff and the City Coun-Marirld Villa9e could certainly to hire a new city manager. We offered a dozen suggestions on
!nt>wsletter ctl and are now concerned we benefit from lts near-perfect loca-hope the aty does land a gem of how and where to trim expenses
l have delayed resolubon of these lion on the harbor. A new h 1 d and how to hand.le the backlash. I B\ 1~1<11\1.:U I L1Hws lSsues until well into the future. prospective buyer comes along a manager. one w 0 can ea ~ Naming a few of the mdeci-but requests cl new 50-year.Jease, this great Clty mto an even The business commuruty
l'T hP chamb<•r 1s concerned sions, let's start Wlth the longest dnd we can't get ~t the first greater place m the future. A through its Chamber of Com-
' c1hout lh<> rc>cent develop-running: revitalizing the peninsu-hurdle, let alone intelligently dis-pldce where you couldn't wait to merce is again available to offer I mt•nh c1t C1ly t iaU As d la Although there have been cuss a much-nPeded develop-visit, open a business with ease its support to help us regain a
!1Psult ot fornwr City Mandger yedfS of study and enough public ment plan or buy a home and enjoy a quali-cohesive effort on the JSsues still
K(!\ in !l.lurphy\ sudden and debate to redevelop half the How dboul some tougher ty of We found nowhere else on to be addressed. We stand will-
unPxplt1mPd rcs1gnatton, the country, very llttle has been done 1ssµcs, such as the city's li'afhc arth B t r · t t k c ty 109 and able to roll up our
:c humhl:'r rr>t l'tved scores of tele-to redevelop some of the most e u i 5 going 0 cl e d 1
beautiful and valuable coastline Phasing Ord.J.nance1 On the table Council willing to make some sleeves and get to work We also
l;phonP < d!ls <lskmg what's going ; .. the world. for dlscusswn for three years and declSions on behalf of the oty, stand ready to work with a ion The Id< t that the City Council u• •. 11 al b t th t f c c -1 th ill t f has oflr>red ht th· m thP way of We've had a council com.rmt-sw.i no t~rna ve 0 e ou -o -not their polibcdl future We mature ity oun ... u at w no
;1>xplanahon hds ll•ft mc1n y pPople tee working on further develop-ddte, against-the-Jaw, stop-devel-don't care il their terms lasl two let personal agendas rule New-
.iwon<lcnng ThP n•sult of which ment of Newport Center, certdtn-opment dinosaur we've had since months, two yedrs or two terms, port Beach. !a~s led lo msldh1lity dncl uncc•r-ly the bright spot in the oty's the no-growth 1970s. whether they a.re runnmg Enough is enough. It 1s time ::J~ty 4nd hc1s apparently economic portfolio, and a testJ-I low dbout anneXJ.Ilg Newport opposed or are giving it a go for for the City Council to work as a ·~nhdnrt•cl Uw erosion of any mony to what good, solid plan-Cotlst? It wouJd give the city a the ftrst time. We expect.leader-team for the success of our city, I. snedrnnyful progrc-ss on the rung can lead to. But lately, not a nice revenue stream in the ship. rather than as individuals. The ~su<'s sllll fc1cmq our commuruty. f t u ct· · f th
I
For SP\IC'rdl months, we hdve single suggestion bas developed u ure, co e mg a piece 0 e ln 1993, the city asked the chamber stands ready to work in
\\ 1ln<'ssc•d c1 rnuncll mad<' up of from more than a year of lengthy property tax to pay for services business community throughjts a cohesive fashion to create a
, ind1v1cluctb, who for the most meetings. many of our new neighbors are Chamber of Commerce for help. sound business climate in New-
l p1.1rl t c1n't or won't gel along for a Senior affordable housing -cilready usmg. Adds a nice piece The aty budget was out of bal-port Beach.
\11m·tv of rl'd~on<>. ThP chamber sounds hke a good idea until the of coastlllle and open space to ance by some $6 milllon We f 1s c onn·med dhout t.hi5 seeming appointed council committee the city and a tremendous pgten-stepped up to th<> plate and
t l.ic k of r<~fX'Ct for rnuncil col· can't agree with one of the most bal as a resort, and to say we're dehvered We offered up an
• RIOMRD LUEHftS Is the president of
the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of
Commer,e. J 11 a9tws and tht• ICJc:k of ilny successful land developers m his-not to hrst base is an understate-increase in the business hcense I nw.mmgful procJre!->s on the tory on where the housing mcnt of fact. ldx and an increase in the tran-
\Vaiting for thP Daily
Pilot Top 103 list
I ( c111't Weill tor your Most Influ.
t:ntidl 1i ... 1 lo bt> p.uhLished, so I'll
kc<>p you honest by cnt1que
hf'for" you show your ht1nd.
• lmctgmc hoy.r m<>pl your I st<1ff will look LI No. l is any-
onl' ot~er thdn Llndsc1y Dc:1v-
Pnport
I You read 1t hete hrsl, now
don't mess up
GARY E. DRIES
CO..ld MPsa
• \Vhy would i Murphy lea vc
~ Kevin Murphy I hP<Jan his mumopal
qnvernment career in 1977
\~hen he• went to wo~k for thP city
r of Walnut a~ an admiru.stral.Jve mtem. -I
I Why aflN uU th• e years did he leave a
qn•tlt pos1t1on m the fm o community of
N'1wport Dcdrh/ He wc1s <dways well-
: I ho11qht of in the lnternationul C1ty/Coun-l t~ Mc1nn9Nrwnt Assocmtion S JACK SIMPSON
, Wtlldan Al> ociates • J Comn1ents on the proposed
: I labitat for I lumanity homes ·
I dm the pustor of I larhor <Thn.stian
Church, tHtd most of the member!'! of that
Jrch hvc m Co to M a .
1 am wry rn1JC:h m favor of Hahitut for
um 1nity butldmq horn on the land that
prov1ctt>d 1•J>1ans lor 3 I Jab1tat homeio in
t~t Mc a put on hold,• ·cpt. t 7). f bav
"" mvolvnd with l ltib1tat ""th 15 or so
MllLllG
years and know they will choose good
families to occupy those pldces.
THE REV.
DENNIS SHORT
Newport Bedch
The sub)ect artJ-
clc and the efforts
of Verddt Denur
have generated
constderable interest
m Uus commuruty.
Your article, dlthough
weU wntten, seems to
have missed the heart
dnd sou.I of the conllict
between the City CoWl-
Cll members and the
community, wtth Dcmir
leadmg the effort.
Ongmdlly, Denur offered
to purchase this rnctangillar
piece of property, a hout
15,000 square? lcet next to the
busy, four-lane Victoria Street
from the city Wlth the mtcnllon of estab -
lishing a small park •
lnfonned by the city thul ht> woulc1 have
to furnish hability tnsurclnC'e as a rontin-
gency to his plan, he pomtcd out the rity's
Summary of Surplus Properties ond ~ec
ommendabons proVtdcd und •r the rec
ommendabons portion -that lht• altema·
. ttve to housing wowd he a pttrk, addition·
ally ailering any moruei and labor n ~
sary to construct that park.
So what you have here is an tndtvtcluol
will.iitg to l>dY the oty of Co tc'I Mc a to
establish a park. Costa Mesa hatt only to
provide the liability insurnncf!,
Now th.is gets r ally mtere hng. The city
attorney, Tom Kathe, advt th City
'
Council that Habitat for Htunaruty has
basically d better deal. The Redevelop-
ment Agency chairman, Counolman Gary
Monahan, as quoted in your paper, hc:ts a
total misunderstanding of Derrur's propos-
al and intent.
Get's better. Monahan's view seems to
be that the city would lose money by opt-
mg not to build three houses on thcH prop-
erty with Habitat for Humanity. The city
has dllocated $579,800 to build these.three
homes
That works out to roughly $200,000 per
home Affordable housing traditionally
sells for about $40,000 to $60,000. Other-
wise, it isn't very affordable, now 1s iU
J can't see how losmg $140,000 per
home is in the city's best interest. A very
ruce little park could be built for less than
5200,000, but the political mileage gained
with the assooation of the Habitat for
Humanity would seem to be uppermost m
the rrunds of the mayor and Qty Council.
JACK STRATTON
Costa Mc.c;a
Issues for council candidates
t was calling about p<'>Ssible issues for
dJSCUssJon by Ctty C"ounctl C'andidatos,
and the areas l am concerned about ar •
the infrastructure, replunng old ewer
lines for adequate drainage (•Council.
candidate debates scheduled,• Sept. 16).
As far as I know, nothmg has been done
ror W t 18th Strnct and Kenwood Place,
which were flooded tn the' last heavy
ram , damaged severdl homes and threat·
cnl.'<l one of my neighbors wtth drowning
when sh wes trapped tn her car at that
, •
comer. Also the resurfacing and replacmg
residential streets on the Westside: I guess
prirnanly, although there are other streets
also of some concern, I think West 18th
Street ts a disgrace for the oty, which
could afford to do sometlung.
And the other area: traJhc congestion at
17th Street and Superior Avenue, a dan-
gerous intersection: Hdrbor Boulevard and
19th Street, West 18th Street and
Rochester at Newport Boulevard -all of
these intersect.lons are very.dlfficull.
JANE ABBOTT
Costa Mesa
District's zero-tolerance
policy is easy way Qut
If I were a school administrator 1 weuld
love the zero-tolerance policy. It relieves
me of the obligation to make an intelligent
evaluation of the seriousness of a student'
behavior. Instead of considering each stu·
dent's background, previous record -
good or bad -and the parttculars of the
c-a ·c, 1 can simply quote the omniscient
i;chool board's pollc-y and throw the rascal
out. Never rmnd U1at t am supposed to be
an educator, not a cop or ward('n. Never
mmd that et my school the roof leaks, ttu~
restroom plumbing is often out of order,
the rOOnti need pdint. l..4?t's use ow district._
fund to hlie attorneys and pwsue expen·
sivc legal ac:tions to support thls Dracon·
1an, unfair •nd often brut~bcy. ·
If f were o chool odmuf1st1'1tor, this poli-
r;y would ccrta.inly mnke my life easter.
DEANE IOTTOM'
Corona del Mar
ii
WI I I I I LITTll
PRESIDENT
BW Clinton, (0), The White
House, 1600 Pennsylvania
'Ave., Washington, D.C.,
20500. Hotline (6 a.m. to 2
p.m.) (202) 456-1111 ~
VICE PRESIDENT
Al Gore, (D), The Capitol
Bullding, Suite 212, Wash·
ington, D.C., 20500.
GOVERNOR •
Pete Wilson, (R), State Capi-
tol, Sacramento, 9581"\, '4
(916) 44~2841 . . •
U.S. SENATORS
Barbara Boxer, (D), 112 Hart
Senate Building, Suite 112,
Washington, D.C., 20510,
(202) 224-3553: or 2250 E.
Imperial Highway, Suite 545,,
El Segundo, 90245. Tele-'
phone: (310) 414-5700.
DLanne Feinstein, (D), 331
Hart Building,' Washington, '
D.C., 20510, (202} 224-3841;
or 11111 Santa Monica Blvd.,
Suite 915, Los Angeles,
90025, (310) 914-7300.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES"
Chris Cox, (R), 4 7th District,
One Newport Place, Suite
420, Newport Beach, 92660,
(714) 756-2244; or 2402 Ray-
burn Building, Washington.
o.c .. 20515, (202) 225-5611 .•
(Represents most of Newport
Bedch.)
Dana Rohrabacher, (R}, 45tb
District, 101 Main St., Suite
3C, Huntington Beach,
92648, (714) 960..6483; or
1027 Longworth Building,
Washington. D.C ..
II
(202) 225-2415. (Represents
Costa Mesa and West New-...
port Beach].
STATE SENATE
Ross Johnson (R), 35th Dis-
trict, 18552 MacArthur Blvd.,-·
Suite 220, IJVine, 92'715,
833-0180. "
STATE ASSEMBLY
. •
Marilyn Brewer (R), 70th Dis-
trict, 16952 MacArthur Blvd.,
Swte 220, IJVine, 92715,
863-7070.
STATE COASTAL
COMMISSION
45 Fremont St., Suite 2000,
San Francisco, 94105, (415)
904-5200. Regional office
located in Long Beach,
(310) 590-5011.
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS
Hall of Administration. 10
Civic Center Plaza, Santa
Ana, 92701.
Jun Silva, 2nd District (Costa
Mesa), 834-3220.
Thomas Wilson, 5th District
(Newport Beach, Santa Ana
Heights), 834-3550.
ORANGE COUNTY FAIR
BOARD
88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa, '
708-FAIR.
Boatd: President Emily San-
ford, Vice President Don
Saltarelli, Gary Hayakawa,
Jim Undberg, John Crean,
Randy Smith, Don Willet,
and Jeffrey Stem.
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD Of
EDUCATION
200 Kalmus Drive, P.O. Box 1
~50, Costa Mesa, 92628·
9050, 966-4000.
Elizabeth D. Parker, member,
nustee Area 5 Costa Mesa, "
Newport Beach. \
OTY OF COSTA MESA
Costa MeM City Hall, 17 P~
Drive, 92626, 754-5223.
Mayor: Peter Buffa
CoWK:ll: Joe Bric.Uon, Garr
MoMban. Heather Soman
and Ubby Cowan.
CITY Of NQWIOl1' llAOt
Newpad 8Mda City Hd.
3300 N9wpod !ml.,
6"-3308.
Mayor.,....... BdWanll
Copndl: Jolm llHlgll, .Jen
Debay,.·NcnM ~. 0.-~
nil O'Neil, JQlm ~..... i{j
1bm TbOmioa. "
f.
•
:.~wport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Thursday, Septem~ 24, 1998 A 13 ·
HOUSING
CONTINUED FROM A 1
lie. except $10,000 of an officer's wan would be forgivable over a
10-year period, Ullman said.
Seminars for the officers are
planned for mid-October, she
said.
Councilwoman Libby Cowan
supports the program for the gen-
eral public but has objected to the
programs for police officers.
•'fh4!re ·is no hard statistical
data that shows that the program
works over the long run,• Cowan
said.
Cowan also was concerned
about singling out police 9fficers
Crom other public employees.
Cowan also takes issue with the
cost of the program. In addition,
she said she was concerned that
the program did not implement
neighborhood boundaries. ·u the underlying premise is
that you wanted to make a com-
munity safer, then you should put
that program in areas deemed
unsafe," she said.
Police Association President
Garth Wilson said he thinks the
program is admirable and could
encourage officers to be connect-
ed to their communities. Howev-
er, he said the program should
also be ort~red to firefighters and
communication officers. ·
Wilson, who lives in Costa
Mesa, antiapates there will be
only mmor interest in the pro-
gram because many of Costa
Mesa's police officers are already
well-established and have homes
m South County.
Of the department's 140 full-
tune officers, 30 -or 21 % -live
m Costa Mesa, said Steven Hay-
man, personnel services director
for the city. That is slightly less
than the 28% rate of Costa Mesa
residents on the entire work
force.
Wilson said safety and liability
concerns need to be considered.
Those concerns include having
cnmmals follow officers home
from the supermarket and finding
out where they live or responding
to an eme rgency in the neighbor-
hood while out of uniform.
#In the norm, cops don't Wee to
uve in the cities they work in,"
Wilson said •When people m . .
ASSAULTS
CONTINUED FROM A 1
when she le.need the man in the
groin. She ran back to her car
and returned to work because
she feared the m~ may have
known she lived on the peninsu-
la.
The woman said she believed
the ma11 had been drinking alco-
hol before the attack. Police wait-
ed a couple or days before releas-
ing the mfonnation because they
wanted to get a full account from
the victim.
•Any time you are exposed to
trauma like this, you may not
remember all the details right
away," McDermott said. "There
is that initial adrenaline rush, and
some things may get lost."
The victim described her
assailant as a black man in his
early 20s, about 5 feet 10 inches
tall, weighing about 200 pounds
with short black hair. and light
eyes. He was last seen wearing a
navy blue T-shirt, stone-washed
jeans, black boots and a silver
watch.
The other two assaults
occurred last week.
On Friday, a 17-year-old OCC
student was sexually assaulted
on campus at 1 p.m. when a man
grabbed her and fondled her
breast. She locked the man and
escaped.
And last Monday, a 37-year-
old woman was attacketl at a
computer parts plant at about 9
a m. by a man who was wearing
the company's' laboratory coat.
The man QTOped the victim and
then pushed her to the QTOund.
He ran away.
No one has been arrested in
either case.
Anyone with information can
call the Newport Beach Police
Department at (800) 550-6273.
~ ---- ----
SALE
.com
•1n the norm, cops don't
like to live in the cities
they work in. When peo-
ple in the neighborhood
find out you're a cop, they
come to you with all their
complaints ... "
GWthWilson
Polke assoclatl~n president
your neighborhood find out
you're a cop, they come to you
with all thell' complaints. they
come to you with all theU' ques-
tions. When you come home, you
don't want to deal with that.
•Most officers, although they
think it's a generous program,
will shy away from that." ·
PAINT
CONTINUED FROM A 1
part parents can play m enhanong public educauon
where the school's dollars stop.•
Rankin, who ba5 lived acros~ the street from the
school for more than H> years, said he has found satis-
faction working with the Parent-Faculty Organization,
which provided some irispiration for the project.
. ·one of our priorities is site planrung, which
mcludes school beautification,• he said ·we ldlk.-d
: about doing this, J volunteered and the pnncipdl
1 accepted.•
1 Rankin, who manages an office building m Fuller-
1 ton, sdid he also has an artistic bent that makes pro·
; Jects such as the Kaiser Knights sign renovation par-
; ticularly appealing to bun. i ·I play piano and I've always Joved art and music as l a child,• be said. ·1 enjoy creative projects and J feel i that if a parent has tune, money or talent they can''vol-i unteer it at their child's school and it'll be put to good
: use."
llllfLY II .
Rotary Club to conduct
business workshop series • • The Newport.Balboa RoW"Y Club
will hold a free, five-week workshop
senes taught by profes5ional experu
called My Own Bustness beginning
Oct. 20,
The workshops. whk:h will be held
from 7 to 9:30 p.m. Tuesdays and
Thursddys. and will cover busines:;
plans, organization, insurance,
accountmg, cash flow and buying
cxisting businesses or franchises.
Tbe location has nol yet been
announced. For more information,
call Elmer Biggerstaff at (949) 854-
1368. • . .
, ..... .
Sanitary district oJfers
free pickup service
The Costa Mesa Sanitary District
oUers a free pu;kup a;ervice for house·
hold bawdous wastes, mduding •
antifreeze, automobile batterie&,
used oil and late.z: pamt.
Residents who use curb·side trash
pickup can call (800) 449·7587 to
schedule a collection date. Collected
materials will be recycloo.
Participants will re<:eive a free
quart or tefmed motor oil. For more
information, call {714) 75~-50.CJ.
BODKENIRE ATSC'S 11 .. ANNUAL NllWPORT 811.ACH
CONCOURS d'ELEGANCE
Presented by
ffi LINCOLN SOUTH COAST
MOTORCARS
O~n 7 days a w~:k • Mon rFrl 9am-9pm, ~1.&n. 1Qun.7pco
Costa Mesa Huntirutton Beach
600 Oaker, SuJi. 101 17672 ae-h lb.Id. SW.-D & E (~ al Bl't.U>I, c.-'-"' U> South <:oa.t Pa--) (.,_,., AN-lD L; MKt1a Pi..) 714.668.9925 714.847.9936
Call today for a
Pree Esthna •~ or
Brochure -~~~~~~ (949) 369-7621
NEW&. MOD EL HOME
FURNITUR ACCESSORIES
Dream House Design Showroom_
Stonernill Design Center .m 151\ Rcdt1ill Ave. Suite A· I OS • Costa Mesa
(714) 641-4000
11.im -6Pfll Mon.+rl • 11<101 ·41lfll S<ll.
Cl()<;('<I Sundcly
Select Baldwin -and your doors
open to a world of design possibilities
!~\I I>\\ t'\
from the eqanUy simp~
to tM highly ornate, select
Baldwin and yout t'xt.eriot
and Interior doors open to a
wortd ol df>slgn pos.sibiliti~
With cl.lSS1c desip ~ nch
finishes, limited only by
~t you can dream. Seted
Wesl End West., and ltoe
design poss1b1lltle5 and
dre<1ms come tr~·
beautJfultyl '
~ 133 LI~ Canyon Rd.,
l.tl"N Bexh, CA 92651
(.71 4) <t94·1264
PELICAN HILL
GOLF CLUB
NEWPORT COAST
Hotn: 10em -4pm •
AdniSslon: $20 A<iltts, $15 Seniors
& Students, Children under 12 FREE
Merc:ury ~
For recorded Info call: 714· 720·5381
www.southco..tmotorc.rs.com
• THllilMNECXIMWn'
•:•G)·'~'
b)llr ... ""·
r----------------------------------, :~eo-rioxKe~~1.~2!?~~.D.: I vt:£) I . I ~ ~ FACW., & Ocu.Oft.Amc 51.'RCDn' I
Ncwpon Beach Location L----------------------------------~
0 pRAIN
~ ex SEWER ~
Cl Cleaning Specialist t
I TWEEDY PLUMBING 0
Cl 949-645-2352 I
I• :me •O ec::::~~~~
& B Custom Uphol ter)"'
~ Z>~ 7~ ~· Seciet ~I
r.-------------------------, 1 FREE set of Pillows with 1
: your Slipcover Order I
L E~11. 10/:H/'lli . .J _____ _. _______ ._ ___________ _
Totulh· Cu .. tom
• ~lipn.>H'l'-• IJt.dclit1!! • I lt·adl~wd ... • Du .. 1 Hum~ • 'f hht~ ( loth
'llw l li!!ht ... t QutJll\ B"' 1260-\,) Logan AH•• Co~tu 'lesa I
540-1821
HtEE Pi<'k-l fl & IMhe11
The Original
MIKE'I
CARPETI
OVER 25 YEARS IN COSTA MESA
• Now Owned & Operated by Mesa Upholstery ·
TEXTURES • PLUSH
CABLE • BERBER
I
\ .
CALL NOW
642-8400
DESIGN CENTER
~~For All Your Decorating Needs!''
' •
FURNITURE
RE UPHOLSTERY
• Custom-Made Furniture
• Slip Covers
• Patio Furniture
~ Draperies~ Sh~e,.._i_
& Bedspreads.
•
' .. . . . . .
l
Thursday, September 24, 1998
But after the ~late manduted
·mailer class sizes for primary stu-
dents, the district needed the
avis classrooms for elementary
it\.idPnts.
Davis was reopened as a i1tth-
and sucth-qradc center, .and the
ad.Ult program was mQvcil to llght
({Utrrters in an old insurnnce
building at the> comer of Bdker
and Bear streets in Costd M('Sd.
Students and staff complaitlf'd
lhat the location was too i.mall
and unsafe to accommodate the
hundreds of students So the
• · -;chool board dgreed to move the
hdtllt program!> either to Harper
or Pres1d10 School. on 1001' Pre-
~idio Square m Costa Mesd
' But fearing trdffic congestion,
veral Mesd del Mctr residents
said they didn't want the school Ul
their nmghborhood a l the> Pre-
J)dio School .
The bodrd deacl<'<l to move the
school mto 1 ldr}wr. even though
residents there sn1d the bodfd had
assured lhem alter Coaslline
-Community College moved m
_with 120 stud£•nL.., last year -that
there would he no more students
there
But th~~re Wl're, rlhOut 250 in
all. Combined with tlw C"odslline
student'>, th1'> tr.rn.,lc.11\'d mto 400
cars dt the '>ile, which hd!> only
250 pdrking '>Pdt'P'>.
Resident'> who live nedT l ldrp-
Pr complctmed to th~ school board
Tuesday night that the evemng
ddsses attract hundreds of stu-
dents who slam car doors, park in
front of their homes and stune
their headlights through their
windows.
•rm fully supportive of adult
educabon, • scud Tom Gaszi, who
owns a home near the school.
•But the bo&rd promised us last
y.ear that the parking would not
exceed the on-site capacity. 1ltis
is preposterous!·
One woman from the neigh-
borhood even complained about
a group of men who stood outside
the school, smokhlg and making
crud~ remarks as she walked by.
Another woman said she is con-
sidenng filing a class-action law-
suit against the school district for
Ute loss of property value and
inconvenience to the neighbor·
hoo~l.
The dlstrict probably won't
.giVe m t6 the all of the residents'
demands, which include discon-
tinuing all night classes at Harp-
er.
· Earlier this week the district
moved five of the 10 classes into
some of its satellite locations. The
school has also agreed to ask stu-
dents to park at nearby business-
es and to provide shuttle services
•to the school.
•I think we can come up with a
compromise, H said Aija Indrikis,
dn adult education teacher.
"There are many people from
many countries here, they can be
very thoughtful and conscien-
tious "
Principal Mike Murphy said
,. 1~ lcl..DI M dlctnts
• MLJIU-Mml«l [)dbr-ll"lvmt«Y
Cutlfle:I ~st
• ClJstOOl C>eslgllU'S
• Mastu t3c:Usrritl1s. l:Xl>Ert
1:1.D'"~ W~tcll Dqm-
Culver • lrvll1e
tfer-ltage t:>l~z~
Carpet Your Entire Home
with Plush or Berber
""""'""° o-;,, r.. for only s49900 UPT03 MOS SAME AS CASH OAC
£ABPET DEPOT
VINYL * WOOD * MARBLE * TILE
Commercial • Residential Sales & Service
to WfNf. Axm n."' f & Sisal C8rpet1ng Ava .able
f 904 Harbor Boulevard • Co•t• Meu
___,,_~-~--:::. (949)01722:9&42'
.. Visit ut on the web at www.carpetdepot.net ale.
Whatever your
Landscape or
Maintenance
needs, Lloyd's
can do it all...
THINKING ABOUT LANDSCAPING OR YARD MAINTENANCE1
CALL FOR A FREE ESTIMATE TODAYI
I~ lo'!a.'e~!!·s I
.. (949) 646-7441
Lloyd's NutNry 6 landleape Co., Inc.
2113 fakyltw Rd. Suitt 216. COl!q MMg. CA 92427
'
most of his students are so eager
to learn English that they would
go the extra mile to not disrupt
the neighborhood.
·niey want so badly to feel
that they're a part of American
society,• Murphy said. •They've
followed this school from DaviS to
Baker to Harper. To watch these
students in their classes is so
inspuing.•
The school board agreed Tues·
day night to study both the legal
and practical unplications of
keeping the adult school at Harp-
er.
Regardless of the outcome,
Murphy said adult education will
continue ir) some form at some
location within the district, which
is good news for Annagan .
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Da ily Pilot
•1 have to learn English, even
to )ust be able to communicate
with my grandchildren," she said.
"I have seven.·
0tANA MULVIHILUDM.Y Pl.OT
Students of an Engllsh-u-a-second-language cia.Ss take a break Wednesday outside of the Harper
Education Center. The center has been the topic of controversy ln the neighborhood .
r-----------------, 17th St. BEAUTY CENTER I THE FINEST BEAUTY SUPPLY DAY SPA a: SALON I
Not to be confused with the Competition!! I The one, the original 17th St. Beauty in the Ross Shopping Center I
Celestino's
quality MEATS
The l·ln<'-"'' Meat and Sert11ce At•allal>le
w • c-arry Rocky Free Range Chickens
MANNING'S all natural BEEF I
MannJngs Beef Loln
Bon •less
Top Sirloin
559.9 ib .
Cclcstlno's Special
Marina red
Beef Tri Tip
S4J.W lb.
I A 111011, C.clJll<. • ~pk(''-
Pork Roast
Don1·lt"''>
SA59 .....--lb .
'
•
Mannln~s Boneless
Spencer Roast
s7 ua ll>.
Cclc~llno·~ Sp ·clal
M<irln<l t<'cf
Ka -Bobs
s500.,b.
l k'<'f, < hk '-1·11 or l ... 1r11h
(·k.·stlno'.., Worlcl'~ Bc.s r
Jerky
lk~·r m n1ri.1·y
SURFBOARDS
. E · menf • Wetsuits • Exerc1se1i QU!P • Golf • & more • enn1s
CRYSTAL" CAVE
-• Metaphysical 6ooks
• Original Jewelry Glft.s.
Artwork
• Minerals l'iC Gemstones
• Hand Carved CrystaJ Quan
Yin {le. Buddhas
• Herbs. f.ssenllal Oils. Incense
Psychic Readings
(Call store for appointment)
·Tea Leaves
·Astrology
• Tarot !Spanish readings avallablel
• tlandwrltlng Analysis
891 Baker Street A 16
Costa Mesa
(Corner otBaker & Bear streets) 714•754• l 15 I
THE GREY GOOSE
A feast ofTall decorating
ideas. a~ well as
specially chosen home
decor accessories.
awaits you.
Lamps • Pictures •
Florals • Decorative
Accessories • Home
Fragrances • Jewelry •
!l~~;iJ~· Greeting Cards • Throws and much much more.
THE GREY GOOSE, INC.
Westcliff Plaza • 1032 Irvine Avenue
Newport Beach• (714) 642-7803
"llours: M-S 10-6 Sun 12-S
KAYAKS
Men'• & women'• ffrtt choke for
ca1ual & 1port1w.ar clothln9.
Kayak• new private laltel1 arw
now available.
~N£W ARRIVALS FOR FALL
- - ----
Watch for .._. Grand Opening Of
(our 2"" location)
369 E. 17" Street lat Tuttin)
1036 /rviM Aw., Wi#diff PIMA ,.,,,,.,,, BMtlJ. 6JJ.29!J6.
Open Monday through Friday l().8, .S.rwday 10-7, and Sundly l l-5
, I
..
M-C>PENER QUOTE Of THE DAY
Estando Hift's girls terns team contius to throttle
the opposition as win strealc reaches e9wt I page 12 or •Ht (Pe1er Nunez) was foaming at the mouth last week
on the sideline, so I exped him to be ready to go this*-'
Dave Perkins, Estancia High football coach
Thursday, September 24, 1998 • Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949-57 44223
G 0 l F
A salute
to club ·
.cha.mps
•You would be
stµprised to see how '
many streaks have
been involved on the
local club golf scene.
e digging around for
ery club champion in
e area, the all-time
winner has been discovered
And with the unveiling of this
newspaper's sixth annual Top
103 Most Innuential list on
Friday, the timing couldn't be
better to officially crown the
men's champion.
For every golfer who has
carried his sticks in club
championships at Big Canyon
Country Club, Mesa Verde
Country Club, Newport Beach
Country Club or venerable Santa
Ana Country Club -for every
dlvot made and for every tee
shot sliced nght -this guy's for
you: .
Drum roll, please . Danny
Bibb. ·
Few are aware of Bibb's
holdings on the golI course.
Bibb, a Big Canyon member
who once held the cowse record
before a guy named Tiger
Woods shattered the mark m
1996 about four months before
turning professional, owns 11
dub championships -six at Big
Canyon, five at Newport Beach.
Bibb either owns or shdres the
most titles at both clubs.
No other male, who has ever
teed it up at any of the
aforementioned country clubs
m championship-flight play, has
captured as many titles as Bibb,
who was a Newport Beach
member fitst, winning titles from
1977 through 1980 and again in
1982.
Dlck Ewert (1954, 1956-58),
Bill Donovan (1969, 1971-73)
and Jim Whitaker (1990, '93, '95
and '98) have claimed four
championslups at the former
Irvine Coast Country Club.
Whitaker is the only mdll to win
four titles since the club changed
its name to Newport Beach m
the mid-1980s.
Sweetwater High's Red Devils come
at you through the air, so beware.
!kif Pb
NEWPORT BEACH -Red
Devils is. the nickname for
. Sweetwater High's footbalJ
team, which visits NeW"port
Harbor Saturday at 7:30 p.m for a nonleague ·
clash. Based on a review of the National City-
bas.ed school's two-game 1998 statistics, howev-
er, Blue Angels might be a better fit.
"They throw the ball dbout 70% of the time,•
Newport Coach Jeff Bnnkley said of the
uribeaten San Diego County contingent, which
has aerially assaulted its fu~t two opponents,
including a record-setting 39-33 vtctory over
Scripps Ranch last week.
...
Sweetwater quarterback Reuben Mendoza,
d 6-foot-2, 195-pound seruor, threw for a San
Diego Section single-game record 497 yards
against Scripps Ranch~ completmg 20 of 33
including sconng LO.Sses of 48, 25, 23 and 12
yards. He had three TD tosses in a 48-0 season-
openmg conquest of Cobdch. •
"They like to throw it deep and they nave
some good receivers who can run and jump and
go get the ball in the au-," Bnnkley said. :it's
going to be a heck of a challenge:> for our sec-
ondary and our defensive line, which will need
to get pressure on (Mendoza) ~
Marlon Dom, d 6-foot-3 senior receiver, hdd
10 catches for 282 yards in Weck 2, after scoring
three TDs in the opener, mcludlng a 90-yard
kickoff return Brian Guthrie (sllC catches for 141
yards against Scripps Ranch) is another fre-
quent Mendoza target
SEE NEWPORT PAGE 85
H I ·G H S C H 0 0 l F 0 0 T B A l l
Costa Mesa High's Mustangs will be asked to show its work for j 13, respecuvely.
. , . · The Saints out of the Oivts1on tomght s nonleague test against St. Anthony, at Newport Harbor. XI CdJTUJlo Real League, were
B'\RRY FAl.U..NlR will be 11 our lods were able to do the hdndled by Mc'ia last fall , 34-3.
homework necessd.ry to pass the test,· They will likely race an ad1ustcd
Howell sdid of the short preparation week offensive barkhcld against the
following a 23-6 loss to Corona dcl Mar Musldngs. who plan to shift
"If we do the homework, we'll pass the Junior tandout Dave Weu from
test. We're a better football team than we quarterback to wmgbdck
looked like Friday night (against CdM) • Ricky Mart.J.n, who quarter-
Newport Beoch/Costo Mesa Doily Pilot 81
f!!lf 11111 .
Ccystal b .......
. TON1GHrS GAMI!
Sl Anlhony w. COiia Mela .... ..,.,
tat~~
Oak Park vs. ConJna del Mir ON "r S
Ill Newport n.tlor ...... 7 p.a.)
Garden Grove vs. Estancia &tMlda by 18
(at or.. COlllll CoOege. 1 ,..,
SATURDAY'S GAME
Sweetwater vs. Newport Harbor NH by 3
l•l ~'port "-bw ftlgb. 7:30 pa)
DAn.Y PILoT 1997 SP.A.SON RECORD
85.8% (6-i)
f this
reminds
you of
something
Uke a
Thundering
Herd, you're
exa.cUy right
It's Costa Mesa
High's
smashmouth
offense virtually
blotting out the
opposition with
Jimmy Herzog
(with the ball)
the main thrust
in the Mustangs'
attack behind
Ulises Ordonez
(65) and Eric
Connaty (54)
among others.
Costa Mesa
will be sending
this group up
against SL
Anthony High
'tonight at
Newport Harbor
High as Week 3
of the five-week
nonleague
portion of the
season continue .
BRIAN POBUDA
I OAlLY PILOT •
Dave JUSt wasn't carrying the
ball enough and we thought
we'd expenment ~1th h1m at
~mgback in the preseason,·
Howell explained. And we
thmk he_'ll give us a second
definitive runnmg threat, which
could keep team." from keymg on
Jun.my 1Henog1.
Bibb's six Big Canyon
championslups were equalled
last year by Alan Drobka, who
won m 1990, 1992-94 and
1996-97.
-·:.-
NEWPORT
BEACH -By the time
tus team kicks off
tonight at 7 o'clock
against nonleague
visitor St. Anthony High, Costa Mesa
High football coach Jerry Howell believes
the Mustangs' fate will already be decid-
ed.
The Mustangs ( 1-1 }, who opened Wlth backed the 1uruor varsity the last
a 4~·14 thumping of SaddJebcick, ar~ two years, moves under center Ricky Martin
hoping to bourice back from last weeks from wmgbdck, cpVlilg the Mus-
Herzog, a 1umor wmgback,
has amassed 274 yards and hve
tourhdowns on o 1 cames, han-
dling nearly two-thuds of the.
The most titles won at one
club is eight by SACC's Bill
Selman, who spread out tus
championships from 1966 to
SEE GOLF PAGE B4
·rrorught at Newport Harbor High)
will be the test. but the biggest question
defeat agdlOSt the Sam_ts (0-2), tangs whdt Howell behevc~ is a better
St. Anthony, under fm;t-year coach Jeff two-pronged running attack.
Turley, i~ dlso hoping. to rebound, coming Weir, who bas completed 5 of 15 for 93
off d pcllI of one-point defeat~ to Mary ydrds, has ru~hed for 132 yards on 14
Star, 13-1 2, dlld Brethren Chri.stidn, 14-attempts on bootlegs and scrambles.
HIGH SCH 0 0 l f 0 O.T Ill L PL l YER 0 F THE WEEK
'
• Four years of practicing with the varsity squad have
sculpted Sailor quarterback for his ongoing success.
Datt,.,,
Steve Gonnan's ~op Warner
coach rrusscd out. After
developmg his passing
talent by quarterbacking a series
of youth flag football teams,
Gorman decided to give tackle
football a try before entenng
Newport Harbor High.
The transition into full gear
ended quickly, however, when
the Pop Warner brain trust
pointed the current Sailor tdrter
toward the trenches.
•They wanted to make me a
lineman, IO I )Ult quit and we nt
beck to the flag leegue, • Gor·
man recalled.
Newport Harbor Coach Jcft
Bnnklcy, who tarred dt the
po ition and ha spent his •
prof ional life tutonng signal
cdllen;, was happy to oblige
Gonnan's quarterback dreams.
Brinkley, m fact, acrelcrutcd
Gannon's leMnmg curve by
installing the then·fre hman at
the helm of lhe jwuor varsity
offense. The unprecedented
opportunity allowed the 6-foot-2,
178-pounder a valued .
apprenticeship, which the Dculy
Pilot Player of the Week seiz. d
to become a potishod and
· productive nior standout w1th '::J.
15 vannty games already under ~
SEE GORMAN MGI 112 §
•
team's total rushing attempb thus far.
The added production at wmgback
could come m handy agam<;t a St. Anthony
SCHOOL GIRLS TENNIS
·Estancia rolls ..
•Eighth straight for undefeated Eagles; Newport wins. . . COSTA MESA-It ts ofl<'n bett..r to stdrt the season early so as lo ttvoid
having.to 9 l slurtPd ag111n!tl t1 ledJTI Lhttl hd" mCJmc.mtum An heam I hqh
found thnt Q!!!JhP. h11rd wi1y d~ Cs.ti.lncau pw.umclletl t.hv Colorw.ts. lli·O i.n
thair 5"<l'>on op11ne r 111 h"Jh 1:rhool uuI-. lf:nnis •
ThP Cil{Jle>o;, who Ml' 8-0, ~ot solid rndtc:hes dll through th" hn<•up
C'Odch Ddvt> I Jt•l)(lrt WdS mosl unprc><,sP<l Wlth the pldy of M1cl1t>I<' Arhu·
1.ow and L1'KI Stf'mlf'h1, who ~wept c1ti No. l douhl<•s, ti· 1, b-0. b-0.
• 1 can't i111etgmc tllf•m plc1ying.dlly lwttN .. I tP.bcrt \d1d. "They were
defirutt'ly the h>9hh9ht of lhe ddy. • .
Also play1ny <itron!J Wd\ No 3 singles player Ivy Nguyen. "rt was easi-
ly lh~ bci.t mulch '>hes ever µldy(•d di fatdn,c10, •. H<-'bC!rt. <;aid. •
Nguyen sw<>pt, 6.4, fi·4. f>.J.
• ESTAHOA 18, ANAHEIM 0
SQ,gfes: H1rtler (E) def Newsome, 6-2, def. M. Guzman. 6-0, def. Aguilar, 6-0;
· Frino (E) won, 6·3, 7-6 (7 5), 6 2; Ngw.en (E) won, 6-4, 6-4, 6-3.
Doubles: Arbuzow Steinfeld (E) de( Iglesias C. Guzman, 6 1, def. Chee Lopez,
6-0, def. Jaimes Ho, 6 0, Cas~1ty Chareza1e (E) won, 6·1. 6 1, 6·1; Gudvangen·
McCormack (E) won. 6-4, 6-0, 6 0 ·
ewport Harbor belts Capistrano Valley, 12-6
NEWPORT BcACI I -O ne ChdfdCl<m'>lJC ol Newport I fdrhor I hgh'~ lt'n·
·ms ~c.:hNJul<• I'> lhdl lhl'rl' clfl' no fr.-e ncles. Ed< hand C\'t.:ry nlcJlch ha-. 111 lJI'
tdkcn '>flrtOtJSly dOd lhNi• .m· nu !JUilTdOlf't!S. •
\\'h1lr the· Sd1lors sanql~ <,lrug!JIPcl Wcdm•!.ddy a~Jdtn-.t Cttp1•MCJno Vc1l · ~
IP}, thP d<1uhlP'i l<·ctm'> sc:r.tpp<•d tOfJf'lhe r t>nough viclorif'\ to fPdd NPwport
f!<lrhor 11<1"1 lhe C'ouyc1r<,, 1 '..!·h, m a nonlec1yuc: ffidlch. • ·
"Thl'y rtn• ((•<Jlly stronq <tit thP WdY through their ltnC'up. p Cu,H h Fh•tch·
t:r Olson .,,ml. ~we• hucl to plrW rct.1lly wt~ll to b<•dl them."
Two of l111• k<•y VI< 10111''> rc1rn1• d(ftlln'il th<' Couqdrs.No. 2 cloulJlt•s IC'um .
l:rtk.J P.1lm c1nrl A111tt1Hld ( 'ollopy !(?II behind 3·5, befort• <,carnpcmny
b-i c k to w 111 ii twhr1·<1kPr 7.3
In muc:h lh1• '>•lllW t.1-.h1on. Alhc,on S<.hnf'1der and Megan t ldwkins wern
l<1rr:1•d 10 hold '>NV<' to w111 d l1Phr<'<1kN aga1J1St the Sdmf' tedm, 7-4.
Auciro Adom<j ploy1·1~ c1 touc:h rndlCh c1gdlJ\~l Capistrano Vallt!y's No 2
'>tn!tlt•-. pl.1yn <1ncl wc1., 11hf,. lo pull oul c1 6·4 victory, one of only four sin·
qlt·-. -.wlo111•., lor th1• \,11lor., 14-0). '
u,\wlrd pldy!'d Wl'JI to wan lWCJ of three~ sets,. Olson said "Shi· WclS
11qqr« ...... 1vc• Cdnl<' to th..-ncl t1nd pl.iyed '>ffidrt tennis."
NEWPORT HNtaoft 12, CAPlsTRAHo VAWY 6
Singles: Sr.JVerman (NH) lost to Bailey, 5·7, lost to Merryman, 3-6, def. Mitchell,
6 0. Addms (NH) lost 2 6, won, 6-4, 6 0, Godbey (NH~ lost 3·6, 2·6, won, 6·3.
Doubles: case Meyer (NH) def. Webster-Joseph, 6-1, def Nugent-Batra, 6·3,
Jef M•Jrm Warner. 6 0, Palm-Collopy (NH) won, 7·6 (7·3), 6-2. 6-1; Schneider·
Ha.,.k1n\ (NH) won, 7 6 (7·4), lost, 5·7, won, 6-0 '
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
• f.ootball
• High school St Anthony~ Costa Mesa, at N~wport Harbor, 7 p.m
Volleyball
High school girls · Corona del Mar at Ocean Vrew, 5.15 p.m.
•Tennis
High school girls Villa Park at Corona def Mar, 3:15 p.m .• Laguna Beach
~ Newport Harbor, 3 p m ·
• W.ter polo .
High school bo~ Costa Mesa. Corona del Mar, Newport Harbor· at Sooth Coast
Toumament. Estancid i t Irvine Tournament. •
'G~ I
High school 91rls • EspN anla vs Newport Harbor at Costa Mesa G&CC, 3 pm.;
Corona del Mar ~ San Clemente at Pac1f1c GC; 2:30 p.m.
• Field hockey
High 1.Chool girl\ • fountain Valley at Newport Harbor, 3 p m.
•
Bring your family a11d join us for an
c:vc ning char addresses many issues
l.Kt·d by c,rudcnc!>, including: conflicc
rc1.;olution, tt·cn pregnancy prevention, drug
ahuc,c, divcrsiry ancl dcc!!>ion making.
South Coast Repertory's Mainstage Theatre
Monday, September 28, 6:00 p.m.
Refreshments at 5:30 p.m.
sponsored by
MAZDA NORTH AMERICAN OPERATIONS
Call (7 14) 979-7061 for reservations and
directions for this FREE presentation.
'" Reseach shows that removing
pre-cancerous growths in the colon can
lower the risk that you'll be a casualty
of _colon cancer by as much as 90%.
I
• GORMAN
CONTINUED FROM 81
his belt.
•steve 1s the only quarterback
J'vc ever had who worked out
with the varsity team and staff
for four yedrs, ~ Bnnkley said
"He'~ been around this thing for
four y<!ars, he's listened and
leilmcd. <Jnd hc'i.; picked up. a lot • ·
through osmosis.•
With Gonnun under center,
however, it's opposing defenses
whlch most often absorb defeat,
as was the case Sept. 17. when
Gorrnttn completed 15 of 22 for
a carc>er-h19h 260 yards and four
touchdowns m d 38-13 victory.
over Manna.
•. It wus Gormdn's 12th tnumph
as u varsity starter. prompting d
hi9h dpprovdl rdting from
Bnnkh~y.
"My measurement for <1
qudrterback's success is how
many games he WUlS," Brinkley
said. • MoVl.flg your team down
the held. putting pomts on the
l>Odrd and WlIUling football
games is what it's ull dbout.
StPve mdy not be the most
mec:harucaUy perfect thrower
und he may not be what some
people would conSJder a pure
quarterback. Bul he won 10
games last year and he has won
two more Uus season. He's just
one> of those guys who gets the
JOb done."
Gorman threw for 1,078 yards
dnd 12 touchdowns as a Junior to
edm AH-Newport-Mesa Distnct
ldutels But, he has stepped up
that pace considerably Uu.s fall
I iP. hds complctod 21 of 28 for
317 yar<h dnd ~1x touchdowns
without an lllterc:cptioo, well
ahedd of the BrinkJey-1mposcd
goal of 60":, complct1on on yame
nights.
•My mum focus is keeping
my mlf'rception tolal low and my
completion percentage high,· ·
said Gormdn, who lhrf'w 1 O
packs and c.onnectpd on nedrl~
51 % of tus 190 atlem pts m ·en
Expcricncc> is d big rettson
behmd Gonndn\ suC"ct•ss, but
Bnnkley also praised his .
throwing accurncy.
MA lot of guys can th1ow the
ball through a wall, but 1 believe
bemg accurate is more cnticdl,
especially m our system.
Accurdcy is usually a matter of
concentration and Stev<.~ hds
worked hard to develop that over
thP years."
~~
lambing & Heating
Celebrating 44 years of
senice in your
community. Th~ You! r---------, \ \I.I' \HI. I: C' 0 l' P 0 ~
Newport Beach/Costa N.eso Doily Pilot
H I G H SC H 0 0 L WR 1·s I L 111 G
··Mustangs fill coaching
void with Matt Kellogg
•Fonner Calvary Chapel standout and current Mesa
·assistant f oolball coadi is sc;liool's new wrestling coach.
RI< !Will l)IINN
!Wt Pio!
COSTA MESA -Mat1 Kellogg, a former CJF Southern Section
wreslling nmner-up at Cdlvary Chapel High, was hired Wednesday as
Costd Me>stt ·H1gh's wresiling coach, Mesd Athlebc Director Kirk
Bduermeister Sdtd, Last season, the Mustangs did not·have d WTestling
Jlrogram until J1t1dwoy through the WllltPr . ·
·(Kellogg) actually qot involved last sum.mer when he ran our sum-
· mer program one! got the kids exoted," Bauermeister Sdld. "He's get-
ting kids out to wrestle, and obviously hdving gone through Calvary
Chapel's wrestling program. which has been one of the best 111 the
stdte. he knows what steps tl'U take to build a wuuung program.•
Kellogg .• an dSSastant footbaJJ coach dt Mesa. WdS a three-time
Olyinp1c League champion at Ccilvory ill 140 dnd 145 pounds. As a
1uruor m 1993, he.fmished as err runner-up dt 140.
"I'm completely excited -it's a great opportunity here.• Kellogg
said. •There are a lot of good kids here and it's a good chance to build
a solid program {Mesa) has had solid programs m the past, and I hope
to remsbtutP that tradition •
Kellogg. currently workmq toward tus teaching credential, is the
offensive bdcks c-oc1ch and head N codth.
."(Kellogg) mdde the comment that lh1s school wa~ made for
wreslling, dnd being m the football program helps, becduSe he can
recruit those kids from football mto wrestling," Bauermeister said.
EWAY AUTO SPA
2285 Newport Blvd. [t2J
Costa Mesa . .<p~
850-1009
.....
''Car wreck your day?
Give us a call:'
..
When It comes to needing a rental car, Hertz Local EdrtJon is on the way. For whatever reason that
might ~ike you're gettrng a fender bender repaired or your car refuses to start. we're 1ust a
phone call away. In addition. we off er insurance replacement rates and bill directly to Insurance
companies Remember there's the big Hertz at the airport and a little Hertz rn the "neighborhood.'
We're the httle guys So g111e us a call tlie next time your car starts acting up .
Customer plC~·up/relurn Is 1wallable m loeal area No comme1t1al discounts or promol1ooal otters apply Proo! ol
lllSUraoce ffiilV be rcquued
CALL 1·800-704·4473 OR A LOCATION LISTED BELOW.
2706 N. H•rbor Bl~d.
Coeta Mesa
714•556•4473
19171 Beach Blvd.
Huntlncton Beach
714·842·5294
llrn1 t\"111• lord• nd <tther tltw ••••fir '""'"' •• t •""'"~"'"I '""""" ·-~·
. f1 '·' n ..... I' ' '11 I. In I 'I fl\,)' I'\ n I' •.•. r1 ' 'I • I. r ' Ir '. I •
( ,
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Da ily Pilot
STINGERS D.OMINATE
QUICK·SILVER,. 5-1
Noah Zarriow's two goals pace Division IV
contest; Stingers toug h on defense, too.
The StmgeTS' Noa.b Zct.rnow had two go<lls as the
Strngers defeated Quicksilver, 5-1, in boys AYSO
Region 97 action, D1vis1on IV Ramei Wtssa, Travis.
DuHleld and RJck N ehls each scored a goal.
Chad Kraft ttnd Tony Riva combined for a strong
game in goal
Dan Furman scored c.1 goal for Qwcksilver.
, DMSION 10 GDU.S
• ' Turtles 5, Rip Curl 0
· Robin Senour ttnd Lauren Hoppln each scored
two goals tor the Turtles Rae.he! Ziinow scored one
goal. Jillian Whitfield had three assists.
DMSION IV BOYS
• KlUer Instincts 6, Speed Demons 2
Vlnnie Nasca was virtudlly unstoppable, sconng
four goals in a wm for the Killer lnstrncts. Kevin
Shearer added two goals
Josh Lembeck, Leon Glaser and Alex Boullon
led d balanced attdck by the Instincts.
Nico Hendriks had two goals for .the Speed
Demons.
• Blues Brothe rs 4, Strikers 0
Matt Colller srored two goals and Bryce Hen.rte
and Came ron Jongeword c.1dded a goal in the v1cto-
ry for the Blues Brothers
The Strikers had several breakaways by
Cameron Kilmer, but Ktlmer was stopped by full·
bdcks Rhett Palmer, Welsey Boese dnd Max Petty.
• Raiders 2, Soccer Rockers 1
Ted Slater scored d godl for the Rockers on d
fowth quarter bredkaway, but it wdsn't enough as
the Rockers fell to the RaidPrs. The score, thanks in
part to the play by Trent Slaslcs, Patrick Etter, Nick
St. Andre, Alex Flores and Bre tt Cory, w~ scoreless
at halftime.
AYso · REGION 97
Great passing Cdme from JusUn Bally and solid
defense was pldyed by Ryan Rankin, Be n Swift, J or-
dan Hovis. Spencer Ruzicka dnd Harry Tully. ·
DMSION V GCRLS
•Sea Uons 7, Fire balls 2
Amy Staudinger had five gOals in a victory for the
Sea Lions Mlr~da Young added two goaJs for the
Sed Lions.
Hayley Young and Kristin Baker played out·
standmg defense.
• Turquoise Te rminators 4, Shooting Stars 0
Melissa Mead, ChrtsUna Kalmbach and-Angeld
Mello were strong on defense and held the Shooting
Stan. scoreless.
Jenna Riggo scored the hrst gottl and w.1s fol-
lowed by Jackie Clark, who scowd two. Carrie
CabanUlas also scored d godl dnd Elizabeth Vanlhof
pldyed a key role in setting up sconn9 opportunities
• Red Hot Roses 3, Smashlng Pumpkins 0
Alesha Young opened the sconng in the fust pen·
od for the Red t lot Roses, nettmg a center pdss from
Barbie Argueta. Argueta dclded a goc.11 of her own
late in the fourth penocl.
Leslie Boler scored on u penalty kick late m the
game
Kelsey Niebuhr was st<•llar rn goal for the Roses.
DrVfslO"I/ Vl coo.s
• Blue Dragons vs. Hornets
Melissa flll:f mmons dnl>bled down the enllre
. held and netted d goal for U1c Dragons Claire Lay-
ton, Erin Kavanugh and Emily Hutchins m11de out·
standing offensive> plays for lhe Drctgons.
• Purple Girl Power vs. Ladybugs
Roxanna Vivanco and Ho lly Lyons c:ombmecl tor
d shutout for Purple Girl Power Tlffdny Lucious und
DMSION IV GUU..S Carrie Kawamura mad<• solid offens1w plays.
• Qulcksllver 3, Hurricane 0 DIVISION VII BOY'>
1\vo hrsl·hdll goals by Da na Owad were more • Blue Sharks vs. Green Uz<trds
them enough for the Quicksilver wm. Maddie The Blue Sh<1rks cam<• on strong agttmst the
Bozarth also scored d gOdl Greem Lizards twhmd the play of Ian Crane m go.11
Jessie Womble dnd Sarah Wattso n played strong and Alessandro Coppola. J akob Trobman. Jamie
on defense and hPlped QuickstlvPT preserve lhc> Jarvis dnd Colton Gyulay on offense
shutout · Cameron Howieson, Andy Bake r, Nicholas
DIVISIO' V BOYs Ramming and Grant Rawlings pldyt>cl solid d( lPnse.
• Purple Jaguars 2, Slimers 1 • Dragons vs. White Knights
Brian Sankey scored two goals tor the Jaguars. $teve Denghausen hdd three <J"als for the Drc.1CJ·
Strong dl rrudf1eld were Josh Lagade. Mark U eber-oru. and Sean Kegan and "Zach Beaudin (•ach had .in
man and Dusty Campbell. assist.
•Surf Rats 4, Skittles 0 Goalie Charlie HawUlom e dn<I the d<'fenstvP
Team captams Nathan Petty cmd Jacob Lembeck urut of Parker ~ddy and Zachary rrtedman com·
led a biilanced attack by the Surf Rdts. Flavlo bincd to tum dway five shols by tht.> White Kniqhl.,
Cuevas had assists on yoaJs scored by Kyle Rohan D1VISIO' VII GIRL"
and Brtan The riot • S harks vs. f irecracke rs
• Stingrays 5, Sliver Ducks 3 The Shark!> pl<tyed d !)uhd qdnh th<tnks to llw
Stevie farmer score d goal cmd had dn a<;~tst in efforu. of Ally Polk dnd Ma deline Strutner. Bridget
the Silver Ducks loss to the Stingrays Lyons had sevNdl <;aves lur lhe Shttrk ....
Sean Marshall ulso scored for the Ducks. who got • Rainbow Runners vs. Pu rple Lightnlng
solid games from Tyler Beard Jnd Skip Bleckley· Marla Swift scored two goal' 1n tht> R.unho\\
Cody McDonald. wm Relchsteln and Davtd r RunnNs most PXCtting mcttch ot the <,e<1son Kelly
Miller combmed for seven saves. ~orden and Sarah Tegel ('dch scored them hr'>t qodls
•Surf Hugs 4, QuJcksilver Bullets 2 • of th<' season
Despite haVUlg rune plttyers, the Surf f Iogs. , AJUson WhlUield and Amanda Pd.frill were out-
beiund a hat trick by John Manchester, defeated the stctnding in godl c.1nd d solid def en-.<• \\dS ~mc.~m,~d
Bullets. Troy Wise added a !JOdl from 18 yards out. by Kerry Hayden, Reann Nathan and Cassie 0 c-ruz.
Deep llllpact a winner
NEWPORT BEACH -1 Deep Impact rerovered from
an early goal by the Revolu·
llon to wm 3-1 in AYSO
Region 57 ac-bon, girls under·
12 division.
J anella Godoy gave the
Revolution a 1-0 lead 30 sec-
onds into the game.
J ack.le Colgate later tl<'d
the score a nd Caltlln McDon-
a ld and Brittany Murray
scored the winrung goals
Katie Albright w~ strong
in go1tl for Deep Jmpacl
The Revolution got solid
play from Cameron Be'lt,
Christine Crahan. Aurora
AYSO REGION 57
l eport, Jackie Reynolds,
Devon Ahern, Elizabe th
Conklin, Sartlh Conklin,
Christine DiG rado, Kalle
Wade, K.T. Molinaro dnd
Jenntier Browning
• RJpUde t, Galaxy O
Katie Kubas score tho
game's only gool for the Rip-
tide. who got strong play from
JUI Casserly dnd goahe
Natalie Boras.
OthC'r '>Cores:
• Sea Queens s. No Names 0
• Killer Blueberry M uffins 3,
Surge l
,
SPECIAL
57: Pancakes, pktures
COHONA DEL IAR -A'r~<h
Region 57 ts hosting ct P.incnkP Br• .1~
fa'>t ,md Photo Dtty on S11ncldy <11 Coro-
nd dcl Mur I i1qh
The Pc.1nntk<' BredkJ,~ ... t will bP in lhl•
lunch ured ttl Cdf\1 lrom H 11 .1 m
Bmakfc.1c;t 1s free for dll \yc.;,o pldyi'r~
and their muned1alt• t;rn11l11 "'· An'(
guc·-.1., wiJJ b<' ct"k<'d I<> mdk1• t1 nommal
donc1t1on
The photo portion ol lhP clay will be .
from H a.m.-2 p m. c1nd will luke ptrtc c
on the ltclds c1t < ·df\ 1
Over 1,700 younq .. t<'f<.; <11<• l'Xp1•<Wd.
For mfonnctl1on, (dll ('ry<;tttl McC'ul-
Jou9h ctl (94!1) H"U· 1135
We Do It All -Call For Quotes
Star-Spangled sh utout
• Star Spangled Babes
crunch the Smashing
Pumpkins with 7-0 victory
in girls Division IV action.
The! Slc.1r ------Spdngled BttbC>s R I I I 0 N
won their sec-1 2 0
ond mdtch of the
set!son m grand style, a 7-0 v1cto·
ry over the Smashing Pumpkins
ldst wc>ekend m girls Division IV
AYSO Region 120 action KaUe
Doran was the leading scorer
with four goals tor the Babes.
. Goals were also scored by
Dalla Merida, Lauren Donner
and Rachel McMaster
Jenna Ruiz, RaeAnne PfeUe r,
Lauren Cushing, Nicole Kipp
and Yobannl Ramos pldyed
strong defense for the Babes
The 2-0 Babes are couched by
13-year-old Tnod Doran.
DMSIO"'l V BOYS
• Fireballs 3, Blues Brothers 2
Ke nneth Zlch, Rudy Heman·
dez dnd Juan Molina each scored
tor the Firel!Jalls m a dose match
Jacob Pickell provided {•xccllent
dSs1stance to the offense.
RJgo Miranda scorP<l to keep
the Blues Brothers close.
• Fireballs 2, Men in Orange 2
Tht• rtrebdlls led at halftune 2·
l, hut the Men m Orange defen~c
wtts strong and held rirebal}s
scon~lc!ss until the score could he
t>vcnPtl up by the end of tht•
match.
AY SO
Juan Molina scorPd two goal
for FtrebaUia,
• Boys ln Black 5, Purple La ers 0
The Boys m Hla< k rec».rdud.
their fu:.t i>oson · v:i( tufy Wlth crn
dll·around out tandmg f!ffort on
offense dnd defens
•.Spirit 4, Tearn Amtorka a
ChrisUdn Torres sc;on•d l\\ IC"P
m the hrst a:. the Spint jumped
out to a i. O lead. Nlck Ippolito
&nd Co ty Weikel hou sQ.Cond-
h<1ll goals that helped th~ Spiflt
lend off a late c1tlal"'.k by Tot11Tl
Amened.
DIVl'il0'-1 VI n1n.._
• Bombers 3, Fireball .. 1 ·
Juan Guadarrama cored tor
the Fueballs to open tht game
but the Bombers< .inw back with
three gonls to wm the yc.1rr11•
d!.!sp1te thP defcns1\ I' <·!forts of
Aaron Gross .111d Michac•I
Reyes.
• Emera ld Power 1. Team #7 I
Paolo Barbosa sr:<1rPd lrn
Ernt•rdld PowN to lie Ille <.(orr• ul
the hdll, 1· 1. Michael Pierce had
l\\o excellent save for Emerald
PO\" er
Dr\-1''10' VI <.IRL'>
• Tomados 6, Shooting Stars O
Olivia Schow .,cored a -.tdg·
'yenng lour qodb m a victory for
the Tornc1dos. lyler Andrews und
Kelly Mdthews '"ired the 111.hm
two go<1.
PONY WINTE R BALL
Beltra~ powers Costa Mesa , 14-2
C'OSTA MESA Adam Beltran hocl "1x RBI, inclurlmq n gwnd
slc1m dS Co~lu Mesd's #2 Pon) h1ht>hall tedm df'f~ctlcd lrvme #1
14-2.
Jason Johnstone, Ro bert Hull dnd Matt Schirmer wch con-
tnbuted timely ruts and hdserunntnfj
Adam Jorgenson, Jason Arblna. Greg Hughes ,111cJ Aaron Van
Geem combined to shut lrvinc down
In other a ch on. the Costa M1•-..a 11 l tec.1m lo t to In ml: #2 1().7
Cosla Mesa pulled ahead by thrN~ nms In thP-to.µ of lhc-:h±rd
mnmg, but Irvine answNed with hvf' run'> m tht> hottnm t)J th•
thud, five m the Jourth dnd six m ttu filth
Michael Toole, Andrew Ca.rich .met Colin McGuire hdd tub for
< • •<..t 1 l\1es<1
• Signups for the rt:>guldr spnng sedson will he held in DP.c • m·
her at Co .. td l\te.sa Hinh and Tt>\\'mkJe Sc.hool Fm mfomrntion,
< dll 22s.92:n.
lhur:.doy, Sept mbet 24, 1998 B3 .
LI T TLE lllllrl
W l llTEI IALL
Tigerstop
HuntingtOn -
Valley, g -2
• District 62
COSTA MESA -Th
Tigers of the Costa M
A.ln n~an LiUl Leagu ,
Mc11or D1v1smn, improved
their recofd with a 3·2 VlC~
tory ov.er the Huntington
Valley "Giants in DiS1nd 62
W '"'Pr League action la St
''f · I P-nd.
· '( e <1gam the Tiger:;
,:. ., ere led by the strong
pllclung of Daniel Cooper,
.Josh Elliott and James
Mowatt. who combined 10
limit the Giants to four bits,
slrikmg out 11
The defenst was thl" ke)
to ltoldmg I.he one-run Jedd
us £!lltott pluvmg shortstop.
teamed up wtth catcher
Bry< e Carkh to nail th
poll ntinl nm at home plate
\WICt" m the lc.1te mnmgs.
Brandon Holiman• dou-
ble, Conch's tnple dnd Cl
single by Andrew anford ·
WP1e the k'1•y hit~ m the
IJillnt>
The Orange County
, <t{isP,aniC
£ducatio!1:9tdowment·
-~und
Th rough the generosity of l'Orporallons and 111clt\ldu.1b, l'h1• f1t-.p.1n1 c I <lttl'.1t111n
Endowment Fund is on the thrPsholcl of cstahhslung a l m1lliun 1•11dm-.mc11t tO
enham:e t•ch1t'ational opportunit11's for·lh panh \'11ttlh
Jj(: J(f/(I/( (/11(///tnn/. flll' /I( Jl;f 1r.; 111/1( h<lt''' 111rni< !/11,/" uf/i!<.
Patron's Cirde
tm111ul, 1111t1l1111m11 of ~.!S 00< or mun· J
Friends of California State Cnirersity, Fullt•t·to11
Friends of University of California. l rl'im•
MANA of Orange Count}'
The Eisner Foundation
Miller Brewing Com/)uny
Olga and Fernando Niebla
Sage Hill Sch ool
Southern California Edi ... on
Times Mirror Foundat ion
The Times Orange County
Washington Mutua l
Chairman 's Circle
(.11111ua l '""'"'"'''on nl ~ I0,000 or 111011•
The law firm of Alvarado. Smith. Villa & Sanc.lw:.
Avila •tt El Ranchito
Cordoba Corporation
Disneyland
Fl~or Foundation
Hi•panic Bar A ociation of Or<1ngc County
Hispanic Ch amber of Commer c<• o f Orange ( 0 1111ty
lruine Health Foundation
KAt£X-1V Channel 34
La Opinion
Lucky tore1t, Inc.
Union Bank of California
Socorro and Ernl! 'to Ira quez ·
l•ah II~ Villa eiior/McDonald:-.
(>fi;11 ~/.; Q<:'/i u1· 0 {(////< 1;'t1: /kn· y,·
ptember 25, 1998 • Th Hyatt Regency lrvln
For ticket information, plt7<1!}e ca// (.94.9) 5.514202, ~1. 27
T111 lll\/'Hmrc F:1flf('(lflon lir1du11vnttn1 Hindu 1 h• J ro thonll (ht
1Jm•~ Ora1 CotznN ant th lkllf\• Ptlc'1 fur th tr mJurn1 rontrilli1t1 ill
ltu:I' I d fllfll1 Of FM (
..
Thursday, September 24. 1998 rts Newport Beach/Costa t-Aesa Dally Pilot
COMMlllTY COLLlll WITll POLO
CLUB SOCCER
Slammers off and ..
COSTA Ml:SA In the season [ the nght s1d0 of th<' Thundt>r
opener, the nc>wly lornl(>d Sldm-cl<•fern,(• and ldunchPd d 25-yard
mers boys (mcler-11 h•«m got off rocket for the Sldmmers' first
to d good sldrt with u 2-1 victory scom.
over the OCU V1J><?rs. t-.1inutes wter, Vanessa Chanez
Down ·1 ·0 after tlw IJTst hdll, drihbl~cl pdsl Sl."V<!rdl defenders
Richard Gadhois dnd Stuart twfore feeding Burlinyhdm, who
Thompson scored to l<•dd a come-I scoH•d t.1gam from 14 ydrdc; out
h<1ck AJivia Mazura <.cored beforu
Evan Zoller po'>1t•d a second the lm.'uk for d thrC'P goal ledd
half shutout, making one-hdllded Cot1he Arianna Criscione
saw late in the Hume to prevent I stopp<'d t,..,0 hreo..1kawuys to pre-
thc tying goal serw the shutout
Zach Chandy and Ryah J\rhtur . BOYS VllOU-14
wen> support<>d on off<'nsive by • Slammers 4, San Dlego Surf 2 ~vo-w:r m1dhc•lclN Kevin j The Slomnwrs hoys opened
ygucG~ UNDER·l 2 cow tht• season with c1 weekend
• Slammers 2, Yorba Linda 0 sweep. Jason Cassidy scored two
The Slammers kicked off their goals for the Sldrnmers and Josh
gold Sl'dson with rJ victory over Acenas added two mor~ m a Sdl·
thP Yorbd Lmdt.1 JUSA Power urddy victory over the S~
Talia Shackelford opened tile Julian Cerutti, Alex North-
'>conng with d hnllit1nt I inrsh of c1 ridge, Josh Valerio: Bla-ke ~ilolen,
'lO ydrcl cross pt1ss from Andrea I BrJan Bauer <incl Sacha KlJestan
Zamucen n1t1dc> outstanding 1u1sses thc1t
Jeo;sica Mazur a sc on~d lh<• kP.J>I constant pressun• on the ~dn
51,unmn~ other q1Ml oil a c.ross D1c>go defense: •
h\. Krystal Wright On Sundc1y, the• Sldmmcrs
f)pft nclers Vanes.,a Fallon, clt>fedted the Irvin<' Stnkers, Uw
Allison Gibbs, Kelly Morgan and I dc>fendmg nallont1l chc1mp1ons.
Amy Klippert c1llow1 ·d 1ust d few hy c1 1-0 margm.
shot'> r1l qodlkf>('pPr Emily Birch-The combmPd df'IPnsl' of
Held, who has l11111ll ·cl opponents Jo .. eph Salinas, K.C. Rawlins,
to on" qoal tn hvl' qc1m<•s for thr! Joey Benedetti, Adam Uhl dnd
~lo..1111111<1r1' uoahP Will Johnson kt>pl th •
• G1RLs t.-.oEl!-14 c.oU> Stnkers at bay while• Eric
• Slammer' 3, Anaheim Hills McGowan scorncl tht• winning
Thunder 0 <JOctl on d heddPr.
AftC'r c1 rlisdppo111tinq 2-2 f.1£> to
Sc111lc1 Amtd on Sc1t11rd11y, the
Slammr>r-, ( dOJf' IJ,H k c111d blew
P<l"I th•• Ano..1he1111 I hlls Thunder
UI d .._ 111clct\ mt1l1 h
Am, Burllnghdm ton down
DEEP
Wednesday's counts
Rush falls to Attack
COSTA MESA The OCU
Ruc.h Ill girls undn-14 soccer
l<•ttm pldyed a ltqhl mc1tch, but
SEA
• Newport l.Alndmg 3 bott 57 .mqlef'S 1 yellowt41I, 1 b.lm1<ud.l. l cattt:o bas1, t ~ ti.u. 261 fOl.tii\.h, 26 Kulpon.1 ~ad. 35 wtl11efWI, 15 M snepf>e•. 97 meo: er~I
• D•vey'• ~ • 6 00.n, 78 •ngltn l yr911owhn tuN. 2 ikipt•••. 2 b<Jllet IUNI, 43 ytllowUol, 111 bonito, 2 barro1<uda, 19 calico b.I•~. 7l '8nd baU, ll Kl.ill>'O. 2 ~l)Mad,
11>4hbut. 24 rockf1sh, ~ fYl.l<kerel.
GOLF
CONTINUED FROM 81
1988
St1nta And, whJC h ha1. been
hosting club championships
SIDce 1 q25, featun•d Ed l lolm<•s.
1 Jr , as t1 six-bme wmm•r tn the
early days J iolmes sl11l holds the
SACC rC'Cord for most
consccuttve title., (f1v<>),
accompho;hed from 1927 through
1931 l folmes won dCJdtn m 19:'lJ
• Mesa Verde's aJl-llme
cbamp1on 1s Clyd • Sc1rvcr with
hvf>, winning Lt Ur ~ 1n 1 %:l-63,
7 t '73 and '77
Bill Ott {1982, '84, 'H'l·HOI dncl
Dav<' Tanchuk (1~J2, '94, '96-97)
hav1> won four Mesa Vercie l.JUPs,
1 ritptured while the dub WdS still
lrvmp Coast). NBCC\ Sttnd1
Colfer has nine bUe!>
Santa Ana's dlJ..llme champion
is Mc.1nannt• TowPrS('y, Uw
nmaway winner of Ted Cup
Clctssic II last summN
Smee 1982, Towersey hdS won
~very SACC women's dub
<'hdmp1onstup exr •pt three,
meaning she owns 14 tiUes, ·
including the li.ist four strc.1ight.
Prom 1982 lo 'Sh, sh rdptwed
hvf' ma row.
•Big Canyon's winners ee1n to
comP m o.;twc1ko.;. Mcinc Grt1y i
the club's care •r lrc1dcr w1U1
eight t1tfos (197.5-7b, unc1
1978-83), whdu Bernini
Ston •mtJn and Selhy Sc:hnber
httv ·six cach Stonem,m won
chcm1piunship from 1 Cl8h to
1991, and S<.hnh 1 hc1s won
• Thanks to the Tea Cup every one o.;uJC •.
ClnSStc, the nudsummcr affarr for There was no event m 1
women m the Fletc:hm .Jon<'' hccausc ot mllJor reconstruction
Motorcars!Odily Pllot C lub on th qoU COUr'Sf' tit H1q Cunyon.
Championship S<'ric , Uw local Sc hnber dlso won th<'
ladit•'I have well docum<•ntP.d. m.iuqural Teo Cu JI Cl(tc,• . .jc in 1117.
Dec> 0 P Wh.itP. of N wport
Deach C'ountry Club l th • •Natalie King.ls M a..V .. rde's
w men's all-rune I ;Eider with 17 cl1H1me champion W1U1 six titles,
chnmp1on hlps (el~ but on • i.ncJutling two m u row m
\ -----'
f
SINAATUS SOSROOJOJO I OAll'I' PILOT
COastroDs,
Coast rolls
COSTA MESA -Shakiba Pbnbres
Scored ti.e goals and Jackie :nan K'Ol'oo
four as the Orange Coast College
women's water polo team cruised past
Palomat. 15-7, in 'an Orange Empire Con-
ference match.
The second-ranked Pirates (9--0, 2-0),
who have yet to be tntly tested, travel to
the Diablo Valley towney this wee_kend.
The men's team was in Jeopard}' Of •
dropping its second IMQlight. conference
match. But Carter Weir and David Cox,
who tallied three goals each, scored in
the third quarter that sparked a rally that
~ed the score at 9 going into the final
quarter.
A gool by Rob McClair and Cox sealed
the victory tor OCC {5-5, 1-1).
Kai Bond had 15 saves . .....
OMHal CouT 11, PALOMAR 9
5clor9 by QuawUn
Palomar 2 3 4 0 • 9
Orange Coast 4 O S 2 • ,11
Onnge eo.st • Weir 3, Cox 3. Alvarado 2,
McOalr 1, Hernandez 1, Carroll 1. Saves· BOnd 15 . .....
0..•NGI CoAsT 15. PAl.oMY 7 •
5aNw by ou-tws
Palomar 1 1 3 2 7
O range Coast College's Jackie Tran (left) tires off a shot against Palomat tn the
women's match Wednesday afternoon; above, goalie Kal Bond of OCC goes up
to defend as Palomar drives deep lnto the Pirates' territory. Orange Coast
was victorious on both accounts, the wo~en winning, 15-7; the men winning, 11-9.
Orange Coast 5 5 2 3 -S
Palonw' ·Falcone 5, Mora 1, Watson 1.
Saves • Meyer S, Powell 3
Onnge eo.st -Fimbres S, Tran 4, Murphy 2.
Smrth 1, Lindgren 1, Hylton 1, Stipp 1.
Saves • Finnegan 11.
' • g
' . fell short in (;I 'i-2 loss to the Mis-
sion Viejo Attdck JOt the World
Cup fields !tJst wC'ekPnd.
The Rush's hrst goal wc1s
scored when Jessica Oro7co's
cornet kick Wd~ pc1~sed from
Susan Mintzer tu KaUe Estrada,
who scored the• HOdl.
Sabrina Couch, Adele Koel-
Ung, Nichelle McRorie, Megan
Curry, iricid Doran dnd Kale
Younglove k~pt up dn intense
ofl<•ns1ve attack thc1t rued 23 shots
dl the Attack gtwl.
The AltdCk scorl'd d late god!
lo sNll lhl.:! victory.
Sting wins hvicp
J IUNTINGTON BEACH -Tht•
Ordngt Countv Stmq extended
• 1lo.; winning slrtdk with a 5-0 boys
'-O{(N victory Sdturddy over the
C'1th1orn1t1 re <1t Mtinnd Hi9h.
Ari Melikian op(•fl('<l the scor-
11111 1tnd was lollow"d hy David
Jenkins who o.;corcd from 30 }ards
<~tit for d 1-0 let1d
.JPnkms also hc1d c1 seconcl-hdlf
<)Odl
On de(('nc;e, Ryan Denman,
Chas~n Marshall, dnd Carlos
Montano shut down r C's offense
t1nd qouhP Sam Coons made ~ev
f'fd l outstctndrng ~dV<''>
The Sung were home Sundtiy
to ldCP thP West Col1st Storm The
w1nmng streak Wils m jeopardy
c1ftN thP Storm !>Coted twice early.
Jmkins dncl Chris KJm Jed the
COOl<'UdCk ChdrCJC C'tlCh scoring lo
knot the score at 2-2.
, With the r lock wmchng down,
)Jilly Lund sC'flft•<l lo give the
SLin~J lhP victory
sec ·falls, 2-1
( OSTA f\lCSA -
I lopl' lntcrnc1ltonc1l S 0 CC E I
Un1vNs1ty wtts t i 2-1 winner ovt•r
ho'>t Southern <"rlhforn1c1 CoUt•ge
Wt><lru .... duy, <lropp1nq sec·~ men'
o,cx-n•r h•dJll to 5·5 ovr•r.111 dJll'r t.1n
c1pp.m•nt uocil with 'iO '>f'rnntl~ left
wt1s 1wq;11('(1 by 11n otls1d(•!. cctll .
l!lCJ4-95. Sht? al.,o won m 1982,
'8h, '88 tmcl '90. Shnlcy J{jnder
has hv<• Me"et Verd<' c.hcunpi·
nnslups (1975, Hl8:3-85 and '89).
• The ninth annual Bob Hope/Or.
I fowt1rd 1 lousP Golt ToumdillC'nt
w11J h<' pldycd OC't. 5 nt Pelican
I hi~ GoU Cluh. Tee time 1s 11 30
c1 m , Wllh chnnc1 al P<•hrdn J·hll's
nPwly com11lelNJ bc1114u<'l facility
dt .5:.m p.m.
BRIEFLY
Hunt drives
the Sailors
• Tars win by 13 strokes.
SAN JU,'\N G 0 L F
CAPISTRANO Kel-
ly Htmt, who hds been Newport
1 ldrbor High's low ·scorer for the
pt1o.;l three matches, shot d rom-
hmecl two-duy total of 94 dS the
S<1ilors rc:illled at Son Judn Hills
C.C from two strokes down after
the rust day to bt>ut Cdpistrano
V<tllt.:y, 318-331
"She's std.rung to pldy redlly
Wf!ll, • Coach Jim· Wdrren stUd
"In· ldct, all our kids scores a1e
stclfttng to conw down from
where they started and we'r<•
seem9 gredl unprovement."
Teammate Linclsay Galbraith
shot d two-ility tot.ti of 109, 22-
ovN pdr.
Hriannd Rt•ehl and. Joy St
Dennis combined Jor a total of
11 5 for Newport Ht1rbor ( 1-1)
( ap~tr<1no Vdll('y's Carli Ward
WdS the medalist with d score of
81
,.._
Costa Mesa handles
Huntington, 18-9
COSTA MESA
-1 lunter Tdylor
scored seven
~JOdls dS Costd
WA' IR
POLO
Mesa pound!!d Hunhnglon
Beach, 18-9, in d nonh.!dgue
water polo match on Tuesday.
ML.Ice Vailldncou1 l scored four
godls and Mdlt Tipton scored
three.
Brian Dunn had two saves for
the Mustdngs, who d.Ie now 2-0
on the season
Costa Mesa pltlys today m the
South Coast Tournament.
N<>Nl.EAGUE
CosTA MESA 18, HTN. BEACH 9
5cont by Quarters
Huntington Becl<.h 3 1 3 2 9
Costa Mesa S 5 6 2 • 18
Hwrtington Bff<h Worley 3,
Shaw 3, McDonald 2, Fisher 1.
Saves Heard S
·Costa Mesa · Tar.tor 7, Tipton 3,
Vaillancourt 4, Whitman 1, Dunn 1,
Biron 1, Sarris 1 Saves Dunn 2
Bucs sweep Palomar
. COSTA YO . Ml!SA LL I YI ALL
Susie Packtlrd hdd 15 kills as
Orctnge Coast CoU0ge swept vis-
1tmq Palomar, 15-6, 15-7, 15·8, m
a nonconJerence women's volley-
bdll match.
Stacy C'hristensen had rune kills
for OCC {2-2).
J u·N I 0 R AL l ·AMERICAN F 0 0 TI ALL
I
Trojans ramble
• They belt Long Beath foe to the tune of 36-0.
NEWPORT BEACH -The I Welch tut halfback Wess Pres-
Newport TroJdra of the Newport-son, who hdd 83 rushing yards,
Mesa Junior All-American Foot-with a hallhdck option pass for
ball Ledgue recorded their sec-the game winnmg touchdown
ond shutout of the season, a 36-0 with sLX nunutes left as the Tro·
VJClory over Long Beach. jans upset the Chiefs.
Sam Mallin recovered a furn-Mathn had eight tackles and
ble .for a touchdown. Kasey Parker Del Ponte had a fumble
Peters, Zack Wlahengrad and recovery for N<>wport
Tom Welch each had mtercep-MJchael Angelo had 53 yards
lions for the Trojans rushmg.
Tyler Lance caught two touch-• Trojans West 20, Imperial
down passes from Kasey Peters. Cities Trojans 6
Spencer Link had touchdown MJtch Folks scored the gd.me's
runs of 25 and 6 yt1rds first touchdown dS Trojans West
• Steelers 20, Buckeyes 0 went on to victory m the season
The defensive nuscues le<.1 to opener
three Steelers touchdowns lmpendl Clues tled the score at
The Buckeyes got strong per-I 6-6 before Blake Allred scored on
formdnces out of Alex Warnock, an off ldcklc run. DomlnJc Rubl-
Nor Nairn, Chase Smith, Jack no scored a touchdown later m
Turner, Joseph Russell, Jared the third quarter to sectl the win
Mell, Michael Jugan, Carson • Corona Panthers 23, Bruins 6
Carpenter, Matt Lloyd, Brian The Bruins played dn aggres-
Lawler, Scott Lawler and Sean sive game, but tune ran out for
oroso. the Bn.uns offense.
Buckeyes 27, Anaheim Bears 0 • Bruins vs. Steelers
Mike Orozco rushed for two The undermanned Brums
touchdowns and John Angelo courageously bottled theu oppo-
ttdded another m a season open-nent, the Cemtos Steelers, but
ing victory for the Buckeyes. Matt fell short as th<.> St<'elers hdnded
Hauser completed a touchdown the Brums their second loss to
pass to Robby Lusk open the season.
Johnny Gothard and PJ. Ban-• The Brwns cUe contmumg to
nlng played strong on tile offen-look for p1ayen. ages 9-11 . For
s1ve line. information, cdU Chns Telles at
•Trojans 8, Orange Chiefs 0 (714) 552-7700 or (949) 729-1521
Buffaloes stampede
•Bellflower victimized as locals win with ease, 42-6.
NEWPORT BEA CJ f -The Newport-Mesa Junior All-An1erican Buf-
faloes, Midget division, improved their record lo 2·0 witil a 42-6 victo-
ry over the Bellflower Broncos in weekend action
The Buffaloes set the tone of the game with a 70-yard scoring dnve
to take a 6~0 lead. They never looked back
Bellflower struggll.'<i under the dominance of the Buffaloes lme all
game long, sconng only once m the closmg minute of the first.half. On
thdt line wer<> Joe Wlllla.ms, l}lake MeredlUl, AusUn Nieto, Jeffrey
Rivera, Enrique Ramirez, Jett Reed, Jesse Pimentel, Buck Maggard,
Peter Hoyt, Dane Robie, Ertc CurtJs and Luis Gudino.
Memo Barrera, Do.mink Rickard, Michael McDonald, Jason Jor-
dan and Mdlthew Enctnlas each scored touchdowns. Quarterbdck
Wesley Etheridge also threw two touchdown pdSSC'>
• Wildcats 25, Downey Razorbacks 25
Running back Carlo Valdez bldslcd past the Rdzorbacks' de{ense,
sconng four touchdowns m a sec-saw battle ror the Wlldcdts.
Valdez WdS dss1sted by strong offensive mdneuvcnng by quarter-
bt1ck Jordan Lusk, running backs Scott Chene and Hunter Adler and
strong blocking by Justin Elboum, JusUn Jone , Antoine Byrd and
Travis Sorenson ·
• Rowland Heights 24, Trojans West O
Garrett Taormina, Kyle Tomberlin and Warren Junowtch played
strong defense for lhe Trojans.
I h>JW, who hctd 1>H!V1ously
ho lt•d the event di S1.mtcl Anu
< ·c.;, Wlll he jo1n .. c1 hy tus wilt>,
l)p)orcs, ctlonq with tnt'ncJs
NmwltP f abr~y. Phyllis D11Jer
ond Norm Cm hy, All cm•
Chargers bounce back for 12-0 win
11pporters of the l lousP Ear
lm,fltute, wh1c:h t<1rtt•d m 1946
M~~:~ ;OP WAl•ll
Iller ttnd Jlmmy Sanchez each
sc-o~·d touchdowns as the Cost<t
M('Sd C'haryen; (agps 11 -13) defeat·
cd U1c> HawculdO QmlPns Pion ~.
.1s d CIO(•·p<?rsc>n l<Jh<>rt1tory dnd
hrlS CJfOWll lO· cl ftV4' "tory
h111lch1t<J tt< f"Ommodr1l111q d sldlt
ol OVf•1_t40 flll'lllhN ' 12·0, m Pop Warn~r action.
In dd,htlon to dmnl'r, t}u• l'nlry.
h•t-of '$350 p~r plfiyor mdi1c I'
qolJ, c.1rt, box lunr h, tr>P pnz<'!s
11mJ dW.trdi;
() •huls: (!M9) h43 ~:lbO
• IUCHAIU> DONN'1 club golf column
•~ari ewry Thunday
I
After a los m tht• opener la t
k .. the ChargNio w r hun9ry
fur a wm.
·outstanding performance
from Our hnPman gave aU the room
ow runninq hctrks like for this vic·
tory," C:oach Andre Kllig a1d
'The Chargers were lllso able lo
<lmrunate on defense and keep
the Pioneers f fOm cronang the 50.
Zachary • Buchanan, Jimmy
Sanchez an(j Chrls Weiss each
had four Utcklc!>
•Costa Mesa Cardinals 19, Sad·
dleback Valley Blue Bears O
(ages 7-9) • • . ,
Cody Matthews rushed for 17 5
ydrd!. and two touchdowns a the
'ardm.i bOUDcad bttck-trom a
week one lo " to beat Sadc:Ueback
Valley.
Matthew Atelt11nas olso tan 30
yard to score 6 tourhdown.
laaac Abrego had a s.olid ga.rno
ut quartcrbark and linebacker
MArk Allred had 11.X tackles.
Th Cardinals' defense kept
Saddlebcsck from crossing tho
Costa Mesa 30-yard hne.
• Fullerton Hornets 8, Costa
Meta Cbiefl 0 (ages 8·10)
Chrts Sehy Boyd played out·
standing defense in a losing effort.
Matt Ertduon had t 0 tackle ·
• Cott. MeA Cowboys 0, Gar-
den Grove Bulldogs O (ages 12·
14)
The Cowboys shut out a pow·
t>rful Garden Grove offense. Keo-
la Auseup made a game saving
tackle as lime expir Ki in the final
quarter.
Bryce Sawyer nnd Bea Sou
co~h had key ta<'.kl in th gome.
-
1 '
Newp0rt Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
Mirror image
• CdM has much in common with nonleague ~pponent
·Oak Park, which visits Friday night at Newport Harbor.
B \lllfl F\l l.t.:'I H
~l'b
NEWPORT BEACH-After Ordngc Coun-
ty principdls failed last yet1r tu plt1ce' Corona
del Mar 1 ligh in a ledgue with school"' of
conunensuratc enrollment, Set1 Kin9s foot-
ball coach Dick Preemctn found d vutual
CdM clone to fill the Week 3 hole the
releaguing fiasco left in ru_.. schedule. .
There are likPly only a handful of CIF Southern SP.cllon schools
which rrurror CdM better than Ot1k Park, which the Sea Kings h ost Fn-
DEL MAR LINEUPS
DEff.HSE
Ht. Wt.a. ~. No. f'layer
3 MIKE 8UtGEY f>.2 18S Jr QB
30 NAlt l..cMMlRMAN S·10 170 Sr TB
35 CURT~ S.10 195 Sr FB
2 DENNIS Ai.sHuutl 6-5 200 Sr. WR
8 HUNTCll MAGDoHAu>S 10 160 Sr WR
91 JvmH 5"EA 6·3 230 Sr TE
70 S'J'EW WITT ' • S.11 240 Sr LT
64 BMTT WISlMAH 5-10 180 Sr LG
52 Awl 8orrOM 6-5 no ~ c
51 JASOtot KtMn , S.10 181 Jr RG
78 SEAN f<HTOlll 6·l 230 Jr RT
29 GRANT ESTAMOOK 6 2 210 Jr DC
77 JAY BonOM 6°2 210 Jr OT
35 CURT SUMNu 5·10 195 Sr NG
91 JUSTIN SHU 6·3 230 Sr. DC
15 5rnt RIOWIDSOff 64 215 Sr OLO
38 MAM HAma.o 6 2 215 Sr MLB
44 Mllt.1 HAYU 6-3190So Ol8
25 RYAH WAAC> 6-0 15S Sr CB
3) DAVIO 8uu 5 11 110 Jr CB
'8 ~ MAd>oNAlD 5 10 160 Sr 55
2 DfHlfrs AlSHUWt 6-5 200 Sr FS" PR I ·. day at•? p .m. at Newport I farhor High. . ' ·
... Both schools bring 1-1 wcords into the nonleague c:ontt>:.l, aftN both
suffered through d1sappomtmg campdigns m 1997.
Agourd-based Oak Park, with dn enrollment of d!ound 700, wds J.
9 lctsl fall. Coach Dick Dillingsley's Eagles, however, hav<> several
returners and appear much-unproved. The Division XI Tri-Valley
Let19uc representative hdndled El Segundo, 24-7, m its opt·rwr ttnd fell
last week, 14-7, to Cdldbdsds, Uw top-rnnked team m Division XI.
CdM, with roughly 1.000 student!>, WdS 2-8 a yt•dr <tgo, but per-
fonnf'd eff<'ctively in a 13 ·O '><•,1-.on-operung loss to f\.1dnna The Sea
Kmgs tht'n handled Cosld f\lf''>d, 23-6, to end u st>vrn-game losing
str<>ak. •
"It\ <1 smdll school, -...:h1ch ts one of the> redsons we schedulc>d thr.m,
ttnd it's d public school, which c:watc•s less worry U1dn t1 pnv<1tP -.c hool."
Fret•man said. .
Both tedms appear to fedtuf<• tdc>ciJ run-pd"s bd1anrc:-, though Oak
Pdrk's rcfu-.al to exchdnye CJdffi<' VIdeo could force ecKh codclung sldff
to rndk(! some gd.111e-mght' ad1ust.rrn•nts.
"We tc1lked dnd exchunyed ht1sic mformat1on, hut I'd hke to hr more
prepttrP<I. • Freemdfl said ·I'm not mlerest<'9 m workincJ on gcUTH.:·
cOdchmg skills I'd rdther not form <1 gamP pldll al hc1lltinw. •
The Sed Klngs' q<lme pl<1n w1U f~ature JUntor qumlPrhttck Mike
Bt•rg(ly, sc>ruor tdllback Nt1h• Lerhmem1an dlld a hurd-nosf'd defense
keyed by end Justin Sht.!<1, no .. c•yuard Curt Swnner, nuddle ltnPhacker
Mark 1 luUield and ~eruor sdh•ltes I luntcr Ma.cDonr1ld ahd Dcnnb
AlshulN.
BNqc•y complE•ted 7 ot 14 for 1 h4 yt1rds and two touc hclowns m his
S(•dsun dt!hul lt1sl week, wlule l.Prnmerman explodr>d fur ,1 C'dfl'Cr-h1qh
172 ycmls on 23 C"drnl~b c19c1inst f\h'sd. Lemmeondn ht1s 224 rushing
yards o'n ttw ..,ec:1son, JUSI 96 shy of hts tedm-l<>adin~J lolc1l in 'C)7
The Set1 Kings have produced 256 yards on the ground and 241
through th£> air. •
0dk Park, which Frecmt.1n smd has d 32-plt1yer roster <tnd does not
Brant HilJ Shawn O'Donnell Lucas Kerr
NEWPORT
CONTINUED FROM B 1
Amon9 those accepting the
chrtllcnqe for the ScUlors, 2-0 and I
rdnkl·cl No 7 m Orange ( ounty
c1nd l'.o 2 in C IF Southern St•cuon
D1VIs1on Vl. dre comN'> Lcmic.tr
Le>t• (onr mh•rccption) crnd OsrM
GdrC td, as WPIJ dS safol.J<''> Billy
Cl!,lyton dnd Kc•lsey Peterson.
Newport hds yieldc•d just 187
pdS'>tnCJ yd1 d.-.. mony of which
wr.rp dgc1msl . its sc<:ond·IPllrtl
defcnsl!, while oul;!>nmng tt!'! ltrsl
two f0<•s , I 08-18.
Senior tdilfiack Robert Percdid
has reached triple digits each of
his ftrsl two games dS t1 stmtN,
tota.hng 331 yetrds dnd six touch-
downs on 39 camc•s.
The> }f,ubor pdssmg ullaC'k
was, how<'ver, 1mpress1ve ldst
WCE•k d{JdlOSt f\.ldnnd, ds Sl'ntOr
quartNbt1ck Steve Gormctn thrrw
fur « C'drC'er-hiHh 260 yards. Cor·
mdn, dn All-Nt>wport-Mec;d Dts·
lnct pNfur mt'r as d 1uruor, hds
completed 2 1 of 28 for 317 yards
ilnd SIX ms
G t1rcia leads th<> Nc>wporl
rt•cetvt.ng corps with 1.1 cc.1lchf's
for 14 1 yards and four Tl>'>, while
( lc1}10n tS avcrngm9 .53.5 yttrcb
on two catchc:..
Defensive I}', Sw<>t•lwuter.
which produced Seutll£> Sed·
hdwks defensive tucklc• Dt1n
Sdlet1umud, frequently c•mplo}S
mdn covefdg(•, which fre<•s up the
front seven to 1m•ssur<• lhe qudr-
terback. · .
Gorman wt1s suckt•cl twKt' le.1st
week hy Mannd, d s19mhrant
number constdcnnq 1 lurbor '>tg·
nal callers hdd bt.>en tackled
bchmd the line JUsl hvP Limes tn
the last 21 regular-season games.
Newport, whJCh has given up a
mere 174 ru'>hing yards anct ranks
hllh tn Orcmge County m c,conng
defense, ts keyt•d by semo1 line-
backer!> Bumi Htll, Shc.1wn
O'Donnell and Luct1s Kerr, <.IS well
d'> senior cntl Cooper Wis(' (two
Sdcks)
Junior offensive l<K kle Rotwrl
Coif! (6·5, 320) Wtl1 Sit Olll Wtlh dll
t>lbow inJury. I lt•'U l><' rt'plac c>d by
senior f\.like Mrtrshdll.
. NEWPORT HARBOR LINEUPS
OFFENSE DE.FENSE
No. PlayM
7 Snw<ioRMAH
4 Ra.un PctW>tA
44 CUi.os HtNftlQUIZ
23 OSCAJl GAAOA
3 Jum~ JACXl9S
85 Na l.AHGSOO.
55 ~Htu.
68 Sm11: WUMwm
56 NATHAN MAruH
50 l.ANa 0.AVU
64 M 1111 MAllSHAU.
6 2 178 Sr. QB
S·IO 170 Sr. TB
5 9 220 Sr FB
5-10 187 Sr WR
60 160 Jr WR
~211JrT£
6-S 230 Sr. LT
6 2 187 Jr LG
62210 Sr c
6 0 221 Sr RG
6·3 223 Sr Rl
27 STEV£ M<:CNmfy
64 MIU MMst4Au
33 M1tet WA1mt£11
76 COOPO WISl
6 SHAWN O'OOHHcu.
55 IAAHT Hu
9 LUCAS Kuu.
23 OSCNI GAAOA
10 l.AMAll lo
88 KE&.Sn PtlotSON
8 BIU.Y Cl.AYTOH
Ht. Wt.Ct. Po~
S 11 170 Jr DE
6 3 223 S< OT
S-10 193 St OT
60207 Sr DE
6 2202 St OLB
6 S 230 Sf MLB
S9180 St OlB
S 9 190 Sr CB
S-8 ISO Sr. CB
6 I 160 Jr SS
6~ 184 Jr FS
Curt Sumner Mark Hat.field -Justin Shea
I hctvf' tl 1unwr vt1rsity team, is kPyPd l>y multi·t<.tlented srn10r Dc1n
Schnctd('r
Th(> 5-fool -~. 155-pound receiver c1ncl def<·nst\:c back had a touch-
down rushmq und receiving and thr~w f.or a thud scow ttycnn'>t Cl
Segundo I le dlso intercepted a pdss.
"'ldtc Eld1!r, d fi-2, 194-pound lUnJor, !>ldrts dl qudrterb<Jck, whtlt>
I juntor Addm f\h•sc,inger 15-7, 154j dnd Enc Smendek (5-9, 2001 httve
been the primc1r,· ball C<1rrier~. along with Zack Schw<1rt2.
In addttt<>n, cdgle plttce-klckcr JPSS(' Nt(dSSIO hdS a 47-yttrcl lll'ld
qoct.1 this '>~'>on
The SPt1 Ktn9<;, who employ<'d ct six-man ltnl! last wcPk <1~Jd10'>t
Mesd, return to tlwlr standard 4-3 schPmc.
It's CclM's ftrsl meetmg v.ith c1 tec1rn outside Orange County sine<' c1
first-round pl11yoU win over Chamn1ilde in 1992 and the fusl regult1r·
se<1son conte_<;t <1gdlnst a non-Ornnge County -.chool st.nee the Snc1
Kings' mau9urdl 1962 ~edson.
Shaun Ferryman Josh Mende7. Gus Sandoval
MESA
CONTINUED FROM 81
de! •nse, which alrc•ddy fdcE>d d
smdshmoulh <louhle wmg alldck
d9dlllSl Maf) '-;tdf
"This ·1s nothing new tor
them " !>did I lowcU, who expects
d six-man front ..,i1rult1r to the onl'
CdM used lo linut the Musldngs
to 107 yc1rds on the grnund.
Wen will ctlso he> moved from
outs ide ltnebdcker to free Sdfety
on dPfens<'. wht.>re his athlel!c:ism
could conw 111 handy against a St.
Anthony squctcl which likes to
throw the ht1ll .
A.J. Chavez tnggers the St.
Anthony ollPnsc at quarterback,
while Pe<tr..cm Smith is the fea-
tured bd.ll cdrrt<'T • .md Jeff LippC'n
the lc•c1dmq receiver ·
Chc1vez compll'lc>d 12 of 18 for
244 yc1rcls, two touchdowns dnd
no mtc>rcl'pltons agamst Brethren
Chnstian
LippPn C'dll!Jhl five pc1sses last
week for 145 yMds, mcludmg a
p<11r ol 40-y.ard touchdown recep·
TOP 1 0
CIF Division VI football
Pos. School rKCM"d
1. Setnta Margarita 2·0
2. NRlpOrt Ha1tM>r 2.0
3. Woodbridge 3-0
4 Ser\lite 0-2
5 Villa Pari< 1-t
6 Foothill 1·1
7. Tustin 1·1
8. lr\line 2·0
9 Laguna Hills 1·1
10 Aliso Niguel 0-2
Others. El Dorado, 1-1; Costa
Mesa. 1·1; Westmtnster, 2-0; El
Modena, 2-0; eoron. del Mar,
1-1.
tions. while Smith ntt;hcd lor 120
yd!ds on 17 carries.
Mc•sa's pt1ss detensP will he
without the seMce~ of scmor cor·
ncrbdck Rovinn Sou, who will sit
out dftN nussmg prncltcP, .1c·<·ord-mq lo 1 lowell. Sou, who hctd c•tqh l
mterceptions en roulP to 1-\ll-
l'dc:tftc Codsl League .md All-
Newport-f\.1esct D1stncl lc1urcb
lctsl tall, will be replaced lw st'lllor
Bruno Bdldl'rrama .
COSTA MESA LINEUPS
OFFENSE DEFENSE
No. Player
2 • RICKY MAJmp;
34 J1MMY HuaOG
10 DAW Wua
42 JoSH McNDU
88 Gus SAM>OVAL
54 Ea1c Corw~TV
65 Uusu OllDOHa
52 PJ. STAHGl
58 Eusw MMTIHEZ
75 ISAAlL WA.
44 SHAUN FowYMAH
Ht. Wt.Cl. Pvs. No. Pl•y•r Ht. Wt Cl. Pos.
5 11 155 Sr 08
5-9 180 Jr W8
S 11 175 Jr W8
6-0 195 Sr fB
6-2 210 Sr Tl
6-0 265 Jr LT
5·11 220 5r LG
S 9 245 Sr C
5 10 22S Jr RG
6-1 290 Sr. RT
6 3 190 Jr. n
88 Gus SA.HOOVAL • 6·2 210 Sr Dl
74 l1n'Ho M ITOtEU· 5 9 28S SO OT
92. ANTONY GllWIStCH S 11 245 SO OT
90 ROllGIT HUl.UGOI 6 2 220 Ir DC
34 JIMMY Hu2oG 5 9 180 Ir Ol:B
44 SffAUN ~ 6-3 190 Jr ILB
12 JASON RAHlllN c;.o 18S Jr tlB
) Tooo ~IOGE 6 1 175 Jt Olll
4 llfluNo BALDERAAMA S 6 140 '>r (8
2 RICKY MNmN S 11155 Sr (8
10 DAW Wtlll S 11 175 Ir F~
After working out some kinks, Estancia hopes to
earn first win against Gard.en Grove Friday night.
B \1111' l·•t 11'\I H
COSTA ~tESA -The hneup hits be •n JUC)·
cJlecJ , the clefenst\'e schf>mP dlten .. '<I and the
lOJlln('S t1hout hP<t!Pd . Now tl's ltme, fir..,l·) 1 ur
cstdncid i ltqh lootb.111 C'OctCh De!\ Cl Perkul
hPIJcvcs. for tht> Ea9les to celebrnte lhe11 ltr::.t
vidory of 1998. H~~~-~
The latest opportunity to enter Uw wm tol-
umn comes Fnday at 7 p .m ., agdtn!'!l non-
leugue \'ls1lor Grtrclen Grove (0·21 1.1t Orangt>
Coa'>t Colle~e.
"Our kids havf' playPd really, reully hard rtnd tht•\ \IP bdd som
adversity,• Perkins "dtd ·nut th1•\ 'vt> t'ionP lJ lot of good tlung and
they've gotten bettm· P.VNV W•'t'k Our kids realt7.e hov. cJp ... t> they au•
to bemg 2-0, mstettcl of 0·2, but we're not dv. nllmcf on whdt v. e ... houJc
have done. We're• lo< u .. mg on \'hat \"wP. Cdn do "
l lopmg to chdnn<•l lhat focu!'> c1Wc1} frum u 30· 14 loss to\\ 1 stnunst •
last week, Perkins prodt11mc·d. "Tell GardC'li Ciro\ e (1t) ti0ttl'T strap rt
up, .l>ecduse we'r<' gomg to IJt• coming m " rt'c1l .
bdd mood."
The EaglPs dlso come in Y.'ilh a balanced
offensive c1ttack. which could lw t~\ ~n more pro·
ducllve now thdl !»Ophomort• Ki>nny \ t1lbut•1\d
has dSSWnecl th~ Sl<Htmq qU<1rterhc1ck role afll'r
shanng tune with ver.,atile "l'mor Rid~y Romo
the first two .. , l'Pks
Valbuena hd" rnrnplt•tf'cJ 1<.f of 35 for 243
yc1rds and thn•t.• touc hdm,n-. dnd wdl ril"o lrHJ·
ger the option c1ltttc k I fl' hcls plent}' ril ""•II·
posibon talent to chstnhut~ tht' bctll lo, ll·rl Ii\
seruor slothack f\:lc1nu Tt1nit>lu.
Taruelu lead., lhP Ec1uJes in ru ... htnl) I HI c.n·
"Tell Garden
Grove (it)
better strrap
it up, because
we're going
to be corri1ng
1n a real bad
mood"
'l
ne.s for 178 yMds), rt~Cl'l\fog 111 CdtC'ht·::. tor 15(> Dave Pericins
yards) dnd scorin9 'lour touchdown") . Eagles' coach
"
·1 sptmt c.t lot of time over the weekend trying
to figure out more Wd\.s to get the ball m M~rnu hand::.· Perkm did,
Add11.Jonall}. st>mor tculhack Pt>l .r Nt111t""". ''ho "<tl out Ja .... t week brlu
pla}ed spunngly m lhP u1wni>r duP to tt ... 1wul<lc>r tnJUn. 1" t>xpectecl to
rel um. . ~He wet., lodn11nq at the mouth lt1st v.1•l'k t>t1 lh1' "ld1""lin1.S <o I 0xec~1
him to be reddy to qo ltu!-o W('l k," .,dld PPrkm,, \\ho also pletn' to \JU·
hl<' '>peed lhrc.>dl f\ldrtO l\hrandd dl tculhar.k
Ad~ing to Vdll>Ut'nd s Tl'ret\'tng ldr~wh is ht' hiottwr, 1•nao1 Bn"4f
\'dlhurnd who hc1 .. -.Pvl'n catchc's tor cm\ uHI" nncl one 11>
-The Edgle-,' nt>wlv configured 4-'.l deJPll"" \\ 111 lt•nture bneb<1c-k<>"
Cerardo ~tohnd (11 tdckll'~ agat.nst \\1•~lllltn!>lNI Romo .rnd Gnt1u1
Cr0<Jan.
Per km .. Sdld the shill trom thC' :l-2 look \\ 111 lwlp th~ Edglf' ... <l~!t: nrl
lhl' Pd"s more> efle< lt"t'ly, which should c oml" m hdnd~ t1gulll'l lhe
Ar9os, COdched hy lomicr Cal\·ary C hdpc.l hPad man Kris Van Hooli.
from whul I ve st.•en (Grove) ts prett~ much t1 P~'smg tet1m on
offense." Perkms-1\<ttd. • \nd they'vt> playt.·<I pll'tl) good deten-.<• •
Grove, which fl'll lo El r-..todPna. 33-7, an cl < x 1•an \ h'" 8-2, h<t' )' •t
to score on ofh•n.,e An tntPrccption rPtum pro<lu<'1•d 1h h•1w 1TJ
<1gdmst El Modena '
Juruor quarterback Mdtt Cnppen hc1 cumplett'd 12 of 3J for 135
}'drds, with two mtt•rrnption"> dnd the Arqo-. clu not hit\ ea ru her "'1th
mort• than 50 yards
ll hds b<.>cn .JO ye. r., ... mc1• the h'o ... chools hod thf'lr onl pn \IOU
meetlng ~a 21 ·6 E:-.tanntt '''tn. Tht> Ettglt~ , ho\\ P\ er r• i .3 ug.un-.t
Garden Grove LPaQUl' competth<.m m the 19ll0
ESTANCIA LINEUPS
0Ff£NSE DE.FlNSE
No.~•Y«
12 KENNY V4LSUlNA
] ~NUNU
7 RtocY ROMO
1 MAHUTAMWJ
9 BMn VAL.uD&A
45 KOM"f MlNool
55 JAISC*.$Mm4
5'4 Gllff!N OOGAH
51 lz:zy IYEU
SO C£SNI ROMDtO
75 Kvu WtSTMAH
Ht .. Wt.Cl. Pol. No. Pl-ay..-
6'.11195 ~ 08
60 190 Sr. TB
S 8 17S Sf fB
6-1 180 Sr SB
6-4 18S Sf WR
60190 Jr H
60 24S Sr lT
6-0 21S Jf lG
5-11 215 Sr c
6-0 230 So RG
6 1 :270 Jr RT
36 fAHAN JAHIO
70 Jos.t VIA04
50 CUAA ROMERO
45 K ot111 Y Mf'lllOl H
7 RIOtY ROMO
5'4 Glltff Clt<>GA111
4 GCIWU>O M«.,,..A
20 /luc)y ROMO
5 JottN AiJ>(Xl(
i M An Munl.Lii
1 MA""' TAHlfLU
PUBLIC NOTtCES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES
S be 1pl)O<nt1d 11 personal acllon.) The Independent ind rN•I •cop)' lo the pet• Uoner: lqnittd partnership (Atlach· ea N4A. CA ON OCT. 9, t998 PUBLIC NOTICE Cluctod by' c~• PUBLIC NOTICE repr11en1111ve 10· 1dminl1-MlministrahOll authothy -Mn •onal repreHnt111111 1p-MICHAEL s. HARMS "'"'' No. 1, Futt name and OLA Flnanclal Corpor111on. AT 12 00 Pu Have you star1.o ~ __ P_U_B_L_l_C_H_O_T_l_C_E_ ter IM 111a11 of the dee• be granted unlaH an lntOJ• Pointed by lhe COUft within llQ ATTORNEY 'AT addreu ol R1gt1tt1nt Soll• Rud)' J Baldon!, Vice P1H AUCTIONEER MA RICH· f'Jctllloua 8u1lne11 buMneas Y• t? No
---------r dent Hied p.,son Illes an ob-lour months from lhV d11t1 LAW' 2180 e COAST baU ltd I Caltforma Um-ldenl ARD (DICK! SIDOERS. Nama Statement Nng n 'P ' I
DSC 7474 THE PETITION requeslt Jtetloo 10 tM petition 1nd or Ille lir11 Issuance of the HIGHWAY CORONA hid Purtnerslllp, -Oentral Ttlis •talemtnt w11 lded CALIFORNIA STAlE BONO The IOl!o1oi:ng peaons 1111 Th 11 tomOl'lt w
NOTIC• OF thl decedent'• Will end lhOWI gOOd caus• why lht lel1trl .. provided in Pre> I Ptrtnlft• Sohb<lll Inc .. (1011 wllh the Count)' Clt1k or I 5088400 doing l>UMnota S' v.<th tile counw
COdlCtll, If any, be admitted court should not g11nt lht bait Codt .. Cl•on 9100 OEL MAR, CA 12825 g•ntral p1rtn11), • CalilOf• Ofa.no• County on 1·10.91 UNIT NA'-46 OONT(NTS Poto Cloano,. 17870 ,. .. °' ngo County on
PETITION TO lo probalt. Tl\e Will and 1uthor1ty The time tor I.ling cl1im1 Publlshtd Ntwporl 1111 Corpo111Jon, 949 Soull'I 1111171172a 125 JOHN ARECHIGA, v.'tlope Street' Sit 103 11188711209
ADMINISTER any cod1c1l1 are a111il1bl1 A HEARING on lht ptll· will not explrt btfore four Buch.Costa Mesa 011ly Coast Drive, Suitt 1800, Daily Pilot Sept 3 10 17 CERAMIC· TILE, MISC. fount n Vafl•'f CA 9"708 D iy PilOt s.p1 17 'l'
ltlTATI OF1 for 1x1m1nallon In tht Mt 1100 will bl held on OCTQ. months .from the h111ring Piiot Sapllmblf 17, 23, 24. Co"a Mtsa, CA 92626) 24 1991 ' ThGs4 BOXES & ITEMS Nagin l.. Pattl: 300iCtOV• Oct 1 a Hl!IB The~
DONALD m. AAMeNTI ktpl by the court. BER 15, 1990 II 1'45rm In dAlt nollc:.d above 1998 (CA), 949 South Co11t • 222 JUDITH VANCE den Bl)' Costa Mn• CA ••
CASB NO. Atl3113 THE PETITION requ1111 Oopl 703 localed a 341 VOU MAY EXAMlllJE tht ThWM2 Or1111, Sulle "600, Cotta PUBLIC NOTICE lUPEX, PIANO, MISC. 9~28 ' ' ~---.:.....----....-...~
To all htuf, bentrfctart11, authority 10 admlnl"" the The City Drive South, Or· lilt k1p1 by the court II you Mesa, CA 92428 ~OXES s nclHp N p tot, 3001
creditors. conlinglf'll cred1· 111111 undar tht lndtptn-•no•. CA 92883. 111 • person lnttrtattd In PUBLIC NOTICE Thia bualntu la con· PUBLIC NOTICB ~··AVA OKUDA, TABLE, Croyaon Bay, Coit• MHa tOlt an<f p raons \lfho may dlfll Admln11trallon of Es-IF YOU ODJECT lo tnt lhe 9'lalt. you may fut dueled by• I gentr--.1 Pll\· NOTICI 0, IA&.I O' MISC BO>t!!S CA 9262() ot~111 be lntlltaled In lllH Acl. (Thia Alll"°'llY granting ol lhe pthtlon. you Wllh the coutt I Request "ctltloue 8u1lneH MfShlp ABANDON PROPIATY 285 Al.E!t FONSECA TV., Mlleah N Pal I 3007 • I I b
IM Wfll Of Htllt. or l>Ottl. wtll allow the plf'90ftel,. sl'IOuld •PP 8t at lhe l\nfo fof-Spada! Notitt (!Off'\ Name Statement H•• ~·.41&afled H-OTICE-1& MofiRE RESSER. MSC. ltEJ.lS c~ a.y Co.la r par 0 :::c___.o,!;.~ .... ~
or OONALO E. AAMENTI r~atlve to '-"' many Ing and 11111 your Ob OE·ts-4) or the !ding ol Ill Thi IOllOwtfog Pt•lont .,. l>ullneu y•t? Yta, 04"011 GIVEN THAT UNDER ANO SOUTH COAST SELf CA~ nroond th house?
-A PETITION f'OR PRO. acuona wlll'ICM obtaining ftcllool or fJt wrhllf'I 00-In tnlOfY and aPJH 111 Of dOingbuSlneHH CLASSIFIED PunSUANT TO SECTION ,SlORAQE, SHARON :rna busn SS I• con-~tlht
BAT!. hll been t.ftd by COUf1 •PptOVal '''°'' IUI• jlCtloos \ltllh 1/\1 COUil ~ nt•I• llllCI or of any pe. ARGOS·PACIFIC GROUP. It' 1h 19&1 OF TtU! CALIFORNIA YOUNQ a.\ANAGEA JEWEllN CABUO OS AR· Ing ctr141n very lmS><Mtanl l0t1 lhe Mllino 'Yovr ap-titloo Of accounl 11 PfO-9,.9 Soutn COHI OfNt, c:n c:U ':•ou;c•, ~~ CML CODE 1H£l PAOP· Publlshtd Ntwp_ofl 0 U hod Is CleaaHa.d
MENTI tn 1n1 Su_ptrior ac'tlons, hOwOYtr, the ptr· p0aranct may be In Ptrton vtcltd In Prooa11 COdt ate• Suire 1600 Colla "4eu n on o • • EATY LISTED BtlOW e£. leach.CO.ta Mau Oa CONVENIENT le*""ce coun or Calilornla, County •onal 11pr11.,,111r,,,t ~111 be Of by your allorney. lion 1250 A R~uHt fOf CA 9262' ' ' myriad OI ~rchan· LIEVED TO BE AIAM· Pilol S.pttmtMr 24, Octo-wnethM Vol.I•• buy• •
of OAANOE. reqlllrtd 10 glv1 notJce 10 II" YOO ARE A CAEDITOA Special Notice IOrm It "OLA f"tNnclal COf~ratlon dlH ll1m1, because DONCD Will ee SOlD AT tier 1, ,991 Ing, 1111 ng, or Just Olrectorr
THE PETITION FOR PAO· lnltftlltd PtflOfll unl111 Of contlnjj 01 Clld•IOf of ava1lablt ftom ,.,. COUt! )CM. 849 Sovlh Coaat OUI column• compel PU8llC AUCTION AT Ttia?e IOOlilng ctaH~leo hit h.ip you find
8AT£ requHlt 111at JEW· they have Wlllvtd notice Of th• dOCIHld you must t.I• t:ltrk. briYt , SUll• 1800, Co"• QUalll••cJ buyet• 10 SOUTH COAST St'.lf' Puv II Sell 11 Find II Ylthlll you"" •• 11 bte h ....
EUN CA8UQ·OS ARMENTI con1tnltCI lo the propottd your Cfa•I'\ \lf1th lht coun Allorney for tha PeU• MtN, CAf2~· calll STORAGE, 34IO w Cl lfl d CLASSIF •D re a ~·
Softball bid. a CllilOfntl 842·S818 WAANEA AVI SANTA au • ' •42·8e7e 94•·M11
1
6 Thvr'®y, September 24, 1998 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
PUIUC NOTICES PUILIC NOTICH PUBLIC NOTtCH PUBLIC NOTICES PUILIC NOTICll PUBLIC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES ·':::":~~~-=-~~-.,.,,.-! ,. PUILlC NOTICE l>o9ine11 yet? YH, 11-17· Have ~ou 1ta111d doing dutttd br, an Individual ducted by: tn ~ndlv1dull Ts No 16866&78 Loen No Ts No 98·28-41-11 Loan No ol riv11t Sald Siii .w bl maoe Mia CA 112626 t 3 buslnHI yet? Yu, 1"4 Have you atart.O dong Hawt VOi.i ltat1td doing 1865657 NOia OI Ttultle I 171 .... .wrlaftt No1D1 11111 •out WI Of ... '"' CIUll& Nit IM Jed 90 ~tttlou• 8Y•IM.. Pat ~. Inc., ~d Elhaj, Viking VtnhlfH, Inc .. ta.• bullnet• yet? No buatn.u yet? No Siie You NI in OeCault Undtr A Trvt• •· sar. uMet ()Md ranay Ullfent4 Of lnlpi!td OI ~ •11,. ottQ OI • •w 8tateitMnt PfNldtnt Auifffl, C E 0 Wyri.tta Mai1e Bye.a Noah Oaidner o-1 01 Tnltt. OMN 1no.9' Trlllt Yoa •• 111 dttlUll lllldW 'IOl'Mo 1111, om ureon or D8COYEAY ESCROW COlofW(f ~ foOowlng ~ .,. Thia ataltmtnl ... liled Thia •lal9mtnl ..... ~ Trilt stateml{ll WH liltCI Thi• l llltmenl wtll tJed Unllll You TMI Acloll To 0.. ot ll'lllt. Dlttd lllCUlllOfllQI to 11111'( "' • dDlna bullntH u · ""tn 1ne County ci .. 11 ol ..-th &ht Couoty C1«1c 01 will\ 1111 C01Jnty ci .. 11 ot v.1111 '"' County c1e1k of Pl'oi.ct YDtlf Praperty, 11 MIV 81 1 1W7 un-. you fllta ll!Mltdw secutld by uicl Tm ClllW Awe 5'lltt 440. Pol6"" ci .. n.,1, 20oa vai. Orano-County on l-21•N Orange County on 08:21198 Orang• County on 09/22198 Orll'lQt Co~mly on 08/27/M SOid At A Plltllc Siii If You IO pro.ct VOii' P'llCllttY. 11 Died. •ancn tlllftuneltf ~ BNcf\. CA 92647 and
A¥tnue, Stitt• B, Sll'lta 19911711841 1M817113tt 199117'103'11 18911718403 Neid An EXOllndOn Of Tiii bl IOicl It a oubllc sate. 11 Wiii ~ ln .. Nt • prOW!dld fll lllior-d Ult CS. is Ck\?•
Ana, CA 92701 Dally P1IOI Sept 3, 10, 11, Dilly Pilot Sept. 24 Oct 1, Dally P1101 Sept 24, Oct 1, Daily Pilot Sept, 24, Oct. 1, Na111re 01 Tiii PrOCMding need Ill eicpllnallon of "*"'·encl ... UllOlid pmapll oer 13. 19Q8
Nagin L Patil, 3001 Croy. 24, 1~8 TheS3 8, I S, 1"8 l he67 8 1S, 1998 Tll872 8, IS, 1"8 Th878 AQantt You, You Should Con· lllllirtOffllOfOCMd-0 o&lltnotlltCWMtlyllidcleld The !Uk 1111 IS IUb!atl ID
:;J•Y· Costa Meaa. CA PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE =.:~"'Not:,",,= ~~~~ld'*:i.: ::o::.=.:.:.';: g::m~::2 CoftW!le1t1a1
E p N Patti. 3007 KnOWI\ M 615 Ac.al AVlllUI f.TwOll & Aldwdl. a encl ~ of ....... Ind (I Ille sale 11 IUl)lld ID Sec tn Bay, Costa Mn• Flotltloue 8YalneH FlctlUova 9uelneu Flctltloue au1lnH• Flctltlou1 9"alneH ,..wpon llNcfl CA 92125 CorPOrllOll • rus• 111 rUlll crt* 11¥ Nld ONd 6106 2, 1111 folowlng •nl~on
!2628 Ham• Statament Name ltate.,,.nt NanM Statement • Nam• llate.,,.nt ors Pllcal NumW 459• SUClOlllOf 1n1s• or subll· of Truat o.· ~ 11, fftllt be~)
Mftllh N, Patti, 3007 The lollowlng ~raona ara The lollow1ng ~rsons art The loQow ng peraont art The following ~~lont llt 084·16 14 More Fully De· 111110 Jruttll PllllUMI to 1991 Woll & Rlcfllrdl, I L1W llle name Ind aaoress Ol
• Cfoydtn Say. Costa Mt H , doing butlnea, 11: Rock doing butt(lass as: New· doing bVttntH as· doing bu11n111 as. Ttmplar crlblo In The A.bM Mlnllontd O..d ol Trust tUCUllG CofOOfallon F#JA Wolf & Pi.lier 1118 person wtlh wtiom clam:s
PUBLIC NOTICES PUILIC NOTICES
Can't seem 10
Qt1 to au those
rep air lobs
around the house?
Let the
Classified
Service
Directory
help you find
reliable help .
642·5678
CA t2e26 • • Ron . S031 OotldO. Sit Port Stech Skin Ctr• & ARTISANS, 329 M1rln1 Management, 5 Sliver Detd 01 Trott 'tW 8t SOid At Maura E Wnght and H«• a llW CofJc!rllloll • Trw• bl '~'° I OISC<M:RY ffll• bualntSI it con-1 205. Huntington Beach. l>ermanent Cosmetic lnstJ. Ave , 81lb01 Island, ,CA Crttk, lrvne, CA 92612 Pubflc: AIJc1lon At In Tht Front Wright Huaband and Witt TllMI'( 1ofen 'rrvttM Sall ~COMP,..;.. TmC¥iltf'---------
dllltted by· co-pannera CA t2Mt • lute, 369 San Miguel #245, t2Ci62 ROOlrt Leo F1tzpa111c:k, Jr., OI The fllgpolll Al Tiii Miii! Joilt Ttn111• tteofdtd "3(W f-WOll & Aldlarlll 1 llW 4() •
M.aft ~ 11an9d doing Rock Ro1t, -lLC (CA). Newpon Beach, CA 92680 Mb.dlyn Patricia Reed, 111 5 S1l11tr Crffk, Wtnt , CA fntry Alu To Thi Placlnla • Intl. I 97-415384 ol corpotlllol\ f#JA Won & ~ ~~~ tt.lntl'IQIOn
b\."(lnsyet?No 5031 Dorado Dnve, S11 Pame11 M1ner,1St Kalmus, Diamond Ave. Batt>o1 t•· 92612 CMcCtnllr 40,_..11 E Cflll>'. Aecordl 1n N olflca o1 ""'* 1 Law COfOOfatlon 11 ,. lllCllllt~d'Y Hagin L Patil 1206, Hunlington Buch, M7A Costa Mt11, CA land, CA 92662 This bu1lne11 11 con· m1t1 Ave Placlnlll cai.tornia County Recorder ol Or corpoi,. Piia DrM NtWDOr1 IOf Nino dams ~ •"1 cltOIOr Th.la atatement wH filed CA 928't9 92626 This buslntas la con! duC1ed by: 1111 lndividual On 10J8191 Al 10 00 AM To county C»fornla and 1111,..,_, 8tacll CA 92960 (714) 120· shlll bl Oc\?Otl 9 1M wl"ldl
w>lb th• County Cieri< of Thia bu1lness la con· Thia bu11ntas 11 con· ducted by: an lnd1vldu11 Have you 1taned doing The Hlgl'llst BldOlr Payaoia At to 1111 'Nob Of Delllllt 9200 ·Sale lnlormatlon Only 11 the r.isine~s day belore the
Orange County on 8·19·98 dueled 17'/~ Umlted Lli1bll1ty duC1ed by: an 1nd1v1dval Hive you atarttd OOlng bus1nen yet? No The Tirne OI Sall. For Cash Or Election to Sel llltreundlf. (714) 573·1N& Woll & Rlcft· lllOCll)ated Slit Clalt specified PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PARK 18988787924 Ce> Ha11e you atarted doong business yet? No Aoben L F1tzpatnck Clslllen Checi Or awn On A Sii on 1omn 1110-00 AM. 11 di It 1 Debt COlldot Aftlmpt ab0\4 •
0111., p 101 Sept 17 24 Have you st111ed doing business yet? Yes, 8-15·98 Marilyn Reed This 11a11ment was flied Stall Or NllJOllll Bltlk Cllec:ll In 1ront ol tile l'llaPolal at lllO To COiiect ,1 Debi Airy ()Med StPCtmtler 10 1M
• 1 • • butintH y,it? ~4o Pamela Mlllor Trus statement WH !Jed with the County Clerk ol Driwn On .A Sllll Or 'Fadef11 ~ lftoY aru to-ltlt P11C1f1 lnf«m•tlon Obfllnld Wll st VN40N.. Al.EAT VEHICLE SECU
Oct I. 8 1998 Th663 Rock Ron. LLC, Robert D TM statemont was fJed ""'I\ tilt County Crerk of Orange County on 09/22/98 ~s And LOii! AUOCllllOn crw: c.nw 401~11 E Cf1ac>-Used For Thil P\irpose RITYSVSTE.MS_ INC ACl!ilori-a Cemetery • Mortuaty
Chapel • Crematory
3500 Pacific View DrM!I PUBLIC NOTICE Watler, c E.O. V.olh lht County Clerk or Orang• County on 09/22/98 18888770314 savings AssocqlJon, Or 5avlllQt man AYI. Alcantll CAllforn P112112 9117 9124 101VJ8 Corpomon By Oscar Tf'l'll.a.nO --...,-~-----I This atatemenl WU ftltd Orange County on 09 22.98 18980170389 Ollly Pilot Stpl, 24, Oct 1, 8111k Spte1lttd In flllllldal Coaa II publle MtJon to the hlghtl Prestoent. Selltt
Fictitious Buelne.. with the County Clac.k of 19988770383 Dally P1lol Sept 24, Oct t. 8, 15, 1998 Th6G9 Stcoon 5102 And AutllOtlled To btdOer for cash (paylble II 1111 · OAARELL O PUFAHL, 8uyel(sl
Ham• Statement Orange County .on 09'22/98 Dally P1tot Sept 24, Oct 1. 8, 15. 1998 Th873 PUBLIC NOTICE Do Business In Cill1orn11 The time of Ult In laWtUI money o PUBLIC NOTICE NeWpol\ lleactl·Costa Mtsa·
Newport Beach
844-2700
• Tilt following persons .,. . 199Bl770370 8, 15. f998 . TllG74 PUBLIC NOTICE • Sall Wil Bl Mid• WitlOUI lhl Un111d States), all right blll CH491376 2167&WI Stp 24 doing 1>Y11neh as Junior Cally P110t S1p1 24, Oc1 I, Covenant Or W1rr111tv. fxpress and .lnllrtlt c:onvtytd to ano &trew Ml. 2117Mi1W 19118 Hoclley Pros, 101 t Bnoso 8, 1~. 1998 TMGe PUBLIC NOTleE Ffclllloua Bu.aln•H Or lmplllO_ Regarding Tiiie_ now lltld bY It under Slld 0..d NOTICE TO CllBJITOU • PIERCE lllOTllElll
BEll IROADWAY
Mortuary * Chapel
Cremation
°''"' ,, 109 Coil• Mesa Flctltloua BuslneH Ham• Statement Ponlsslon Or f ncum6'lllCIS of Trust 111 ltlt prooeny SID.lltl<I Of Ml Ulf l---------:-t CA 92627 ' · PUBLIC NOTICE Flctllloua BualntH Ham• Statement Th• lotlow1ng perton1 art To Sall51y Tile Obllgalloll Se· In llld COUnty ano Stall ell-(Mllill UCC 1 T'im Hopkins, 10012 Spar Heme Statem1nt The lollowtng peiaon• art doing bUt1nen as· New· cuttd Bv Thi Ottd OI Trust sc:rlOIO IS A4 more IUlly Ot· ~lit ec.
Circle, Hunt.nglon Beach, Fictitious BuslneH Tl\e foHowmg persons are doing buslnesa 11: Diesel port Motorspons, 488 Old executad By Meredilh Honchar sc:nbld HI tl\l lt>OYI menllonto HOTICq IS HEREBY GIVEN
CA 92646 Name Statement doing business as: Tight System• Co., 1730 Pomona Newport Blvd., Newport Kalensky Ari Unmatrted 0..d ol Trust Thi tl7Nt ad·
Mana c HoplMs. 10012 The foilowlng persons oro Aneta. 3333 Bear St., Avo.Nnt1 11 & 2, Costa Beach. CA 92663 woman As Trustor. Recorded drm or otntr common dtslg· :_a bulk••• 11 abOUt ID bl
Spar Clrctt· Hvnhngton doln1> business as· #140, eoata Mosa. CA Mt:r.a. CA 92627 Chtl1 Miller, 165 Walnut On 1121194 Rec:o<Oed As In· nabOn 11 any, of tllt ru i>roo·
FIND an apartment
through classilled
11 0 Broadway
Costa Mesa
842-9150 eeach CA 92646 lntarna11onal House of 92626 Marcus C. Ale•endtr, 1020 I C. Cosll Mna, CA 92627 slnlmenl No 94-0046348 eny Otscnlltd abOVI IS PUI· The Mml(s) Ind businest Thi• 'business 11 con· Pincal<es 1560 S. llarbot Heidi Alln I.Mer. 1374 Cer· S G lbraJter, Anahlem H•lls, This bu11nes1 Is con· Book No Pao•. OI Thi Ofhdll OOfltd to bl 1726 New Ham· s of 1111 sehf(s) 1Slitt 1--------~
dUCted ~-hU5balld and Bl11d • Anane1m, CA 92802 rtlO, Laguna Beach. CA CA 92808. ducted by: an lndtVldUal Rtcoros 01 Or1nge. Clilomia PhH Or. Cosli'Mesa CA 92626 VN«JJJ.. ALERT V9ilCLE SECU· wt'• Top Hop, Inc. (CA), 520 92651 Thi• busmen Is con-H•"• you start.O doing The Total Amount Secured ey APNI 139·611·23 Thi uoder· RITYSYSTEMS INC ACllrlon11 ~ave yOIJ ,tanwa do1119 w. Santa Ana BIVd., Slllla This bv11neu 1s con· ducted by· an Individual bv11n111 ytt? No Said 1ns1rum11\1As01 The Thne SIQntd Truslll OIJOllrms an ~. 3545 Harbor Gile·
but1ness yet? y11, 9-\4·98 An1. CA 92701 ducted by: an lnd1v1dual Hav1 you atar'ted doing Chris Milfer Ol tnllial Publlelnon Of This hablllly for any lncorrectnm ol w~ . .f101. Costa Mtsa. CA
Tim Hopkins This business is con· Have you llarted doing business yet? No This 11a1emen1 was filed Nonce Is S361 .S29 30, Wiilen • srr"t address and other 9'l626
This statement w11 hied ducted by: e corporation business y11? YH, 1992 Marcus C. Alex:inder with tht County Clerk of Includes The Total Amount 01 common dlslQnatlon, II 111y.. Dono blsuiess as
with th• county Clerk or Have you staned doing Heidi Ann Miller This atatemant w" liled Orange County on 09122195 The Unpaid Balance (lnc1U03 shown helttn Thi total amount · 'VANDAi.. ALERT'·
Orange county on 09 22198 bus•ness yel? Yes. 7.17.94 This statement was ldtd w1th th• County Clerk or 18888770351 Accrued And Unl)lld lnllfest ol Ille unpajd bU1CI ol Ult NA Olhtt business name(s)
199B91 703 92 Top Hop, Inc .. Abed Elh1f, with the County Cl~·k of Orange County on 09122/98 Daily p,101 Sept. 24, Oct 1. Ano Reasonable Esumara obligallOn S«:tJrtd by tilt prop. and ldOMs(tS) used ~ the
Daily Pilot Sept 24 Oct 1 President Orange Covn1y on 09 22/98 19981770380 e. 15, t998 Th87l Costs. ExpenSH And Ac!VlllOIS erty to bl solo and , .. onu selltfts) within the past Ihm
' ' Th11 ataiement was !tied 1898157703815 Daily Pilot Sept. 24, Oct 1 · AITheT1meOlln1uatPub11Catlon esbmalld costs, •xoenses ano 8· 15• 1998 Th670 with th• County Clerk or Daily Pilot Sept 24, Oct 1. 8 15 1998 Th675 01 This Notice Oarad· Septem· advanc:ts at Illa tlme of 111• "'No 11 stated 'Of the seilerts)
. PUBLIC NOTICE Qiange c~~n~~~~!"i~!: 8, 15, 1998 Th668 • PUBLIC NOTICE ~~is~t v1:~.~:~~t =ci ~lt111S:bl~tlc~1h~1.:1 :i,o~"' n:1oe111on '" C~lomra or
Flctltlou• Bualn•H Daily Pilot Sep1 3, 10. 11, PUBLIC NOTICE Can't seem to Raconveyanc. Company -4900 addition to cash, !hi TrustM will Ille thief tlCICUM office of 1111 Name Statement 24 _ 1995 Th652 Flclltloua BualntH R!VtrgraOt ROid. Suite 2870 accaot I casllllr's chldt drawn sder 1s 7W20 Tnl'lldad Onve The rouowmg persons are Flctllloua BualnHI Nam• Statement get tO all those ll'Wllldale CA 91706 (626) 856-on a sta• or naliOllll bani! a 8emalda Dunes. CA 92201
dotniJ business ., _ PUBLIC NOTICE Ham• Statement Th• following pei1ons are repair Jobs 48581« Sales 1nl«mat1011 Clll chldt drawn ~a sttte « The llllTle(S) and blstntSs
lnternallonal Houu of Tho following persons art doing business as· Rovers around the hou~e? (714) 573·1965 P112211 9117 lederal credit un or I dleclt address. ol die buyel(s) 1""1 pan ca k 11 . 1 a 5 4 2 Fictitious Busln•H doing business es· Yl"net's Acron Amer1c1, 1107 Ox· "' 9/24 1011198 drawn by a stall or lederal DARflfl.L O PUFNt... 8 Las
'M3cArthur Blvd , Irvine, CA Name Statement Wei,, 2973 Harbor Bl11d., lord Lil. Newpon Beach. Lot the Sl'llngs and loan ass0dat1on. , Rancho Santa Mar·
92114 • The loilow1ng persons are 1436, Co11a Mesa, CA CA 92660 Cl lfl d savings assOC1allon or sav1n8s Qlllta CA 02688 Par Hop Inc (CAI 520 w doing business as AoyaJ 92626 Noah Gardner. 11 07 Ox· ass e blnk SOIOhtd tn section 51 2 The ISSllS ii.no SOid .,, Santi Ana Blvd S;,nta Vikings of Oiange County, Wynena M1111 Byers. 1545 lord Lil. Newport Beach, Service CLASSJFIED ol 1111 flnanc:aal Cooe and ..... A ,_... S'-'" A 393 C · d D c C CA 92660 au1noriad 10 Oo buslnlSs In ll'lls ....... n-.. as .....,. in Ana. CA 92101 1048 Irvine ve., , • onan er r. /1 • 0S11 Directory 11 • s I he •a a y ·Io-s•••• In ... , _ft1 ••fto•• o"'tr lade "''"'· ful.irH EQUIP. ,fh 1 busintSI is eon· NeNpOrl 8e3ch CA 92660 Mesa, CA 92626 This buslntst 11 con· access. 1nro,matlon· .... •• ....... -· .. u• ft. I/Id Goodwtll ol dueled by• 1 corpot1t1on V1k1ng Veiitures. Inc .. (CA), This bu11ness i.s con· help you find packed mark"'tplace tnan cnh IS ac:caplitd lhl Trus· mt a celtaln 1048 I A #393 The Community Ii bl h I " Ill may WllllhOld tllt issuanoe IOmO•>ie Alanna and Prockicts Have you st1ned doing """' "'·· • Seil your homo Market Place. re a e e p. visited regularly • svc· 01 "'• Trus·~·s ........ d unol 8uS1ness Newport Bbach. CA 92660 642 5678 cesslull b all kl d u• ""' ,_ Buy 11. Sell It, Find IL Thll business Is con· through c1ass1flcd. Closs1fled • Y • V n ' funds become available to 111• Ind art localed at 3545
Cl•••lfl•d. dueled by: a coiporatlon 642·56 78 642·5~ 7 8 of consumers payee or endorsee 11 a matter Haltlor Glleway, •101 CosU
•
Policy
H.11'"• and df'adliw· .. an· ... 11hl'·c·1 111
< < lian~c \\ id111111 11111in·. 'f lw p11lili ... l11 •r
ff'"l'l"\I'" tf11 n~ht IO C t'll"lll fl'f'fa,..,jf).
ri·\ l"l' 111 rqc·t I IHI~ f'lu ,,ifo·d
.4H1H·ni .. 1·1111·11t Plt'<hl' 11·pun am 1·1101 ... ~hat ma\ h1 111\1Hir1 l,1 ..... 1fwd .ul
iliru1wdi.~1 1 I~ ·r iw Da1h Pilot •w• Pflh
.uv littbi 111 \ f nr <tn} 1·1 ror 111 a 11
ttch 1·ni .. 1·11w111 for\\ l11d1 it 11wv lw
r""f"lfl"lhl1· 1 "'•·pr for fl11 '"'' 11( rlw
'-pai·f· a1 rnalh 11n 11pi1·d 11\ 1111• 1•n11r.
Cn·rUl 1 till 1111h lw ulln\\1·d fur tlt1
fir-.t 111 .. 1·1111111.
1002-1625
How to Plaee A
OASSIFIEIAD -iii·-
By Fax
(7 14) (>:{ J .. (,:}<J-t
By Phone
(71-.) h-t~-.)6 78
By Mail/In Person:
~3:iO \Ves t Bay Street
( :osta Mesa. c·A 92627
\1 -...t·v. port Bh d. & Buy St
(Plt·11-•· 11wl11cl1• ~11111 11m11t .irtrl phww 11111111>1•1
.11111 \\1· II cull \1111 lw k \\'tilt n 111w1• •1111111•)
Telephone 8:30am-5:00pm
Monday-Friday
2900·2911
Hours
Index
Walk-In 8 :30am-5:00pm
Monday-Friday
Mlo-6080
"Affordable
Alternative"
Discount Casket,
Cremation &
Burial Service
Why should you subject
yourself & you r family to
paying inflated prices for
caskets & services????
Call Toll Free l-888-54CA.5KET
Serving Orange & Surroundlug CounUu
-Deadlines
Monday ............... Friday 5:00pm
Tuesday ............. Monday 5:00pm
Wednesday ........ Tuesday 5:00pm
Thursday ...... Wednc~day S:OOpm
Friday ............. Thur..;clay 5:00pm
aturday .............. Friday S:OOpm
liiil -For AJI Your Home and Business Needs -
~
EQUAL HOUSING
OPPORTUNITY
All !NI a:lalt tl'ftrtll•~t 11 llll
....,.,., la nbltd I• t • ~•
~al Fair llewlllf Act ol ltM 11
1111tMH wlllcll 1111•n II lllt1i1
It .. n r11H 'Hf •rtlttt-CI,
'111111111111 ar .iacr1m1111111
Miff 11 rect, celtr, rtllflel,
u , UNICI, IH•llll l lllln 11
ut1111t tl1fll, tr H lltUllll
It lllNt H f 11ea •rtltru ",
llllllfltltl ., ••1111111111111
Tlllt .... ,.,., •Ill .. ,
:ua.wlllflY teet'1 Hy lfwtr11H·
llltel ltf rtll tslllt wlllu ~I 11 titlll .. Cllt ,,.. Ow ,....,.
llt aert~ llltflllef lh l 111
'A tlli191 lfttttlltf II 1'11
~" .,. '""'"' .... 8'1i'1 ~ Ntb Te cent·
:;.,I tf fllcltml1tll11, u ll KUO
2102-2744 2920-io1a tl02-6190
2750·2790 llH·l540
-. -~~ --.
' . I I . . . ~ .... ·~~ ---
GENERAL 1002 GENERAL 1002 BALBOA COSTA MESA 1024 COSTA MESA 1024
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim PENINSULA l 00 7 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii * V.A. * $0 Down • SO Mov•·l'1
FREE Counaellng
FACE Lisi of Homot
HUONA REPOS
. I ·800-723-6857
Veteran Real Es1a1e
•Forcloaed Gov Homes
Hud, MHA, Finance
Avail. Call 24 hra,
7 day• 800-555· 1003
PATRICK TENORE
Please Call & Let ua
Know Whit Your
NHd• Arel 858-9705
1 ·8 0 0 -4 ·TE N 0 R E
SOLD!
Showe••• homes
for ••I• In our
Saturday Relll Eetate
Supplement!
HOMES OF
THE WEEK Dlapl•lt ada '•tart
at Juat S75t
0 Hdllne Wed 5pm ••••••
I OPEN HOUSE
luattng• for S 181
P••dlfne Thura 5prn
***** It paya to ad..,erllH
In the b"t local
RHI Ea1ate Section
Oce•n front Condo
Lowst SS on Oen lrt.
2 • den 2b• Sec bldg
lg deck. Bkr 873·54B9
CORONA
DEL MAR , 1022
439 Beeont• 3Br 2 .08• Very nice front
houae w/grt deck for
entert•lnlng. S3000/
mo. L••a• term nego
JtN Ewing 718·1550
Ocean Vl•w l on
Forr••t•d Canyon.
Charmer! Lot value
$039,900 Low malnt.
1 block 10 b .. ch. Can
bUlld new. 320 H~et.
C<IM Home, 769·9070
C.M. BARGAINS
TWNHM FOR SALi!
Only & mlnutos to
Ho agl Thre e BIG
B•drooma, 2 Bath1, 2·
Story Corner Unit on
Beautlful Greenbelt
wUh p rivate pallo,
• a11oc. pool, encloeed
garage! R•duced to
onlr t147,000 • Approved FHA for
ftrtt Um• buyer• to
get In at very low
coatl YOU CAN OWN
THIS FOR LESS THAN
YOU P'AV FOR RENT.
OPl!N 8UNDAY 1·4
E'SIDI! 3Br 2.5Ba, FP,
2c: garage. S241 .900
183 Monte Vl•t•
By Ownr 949·850-0169
E'SIDE Charming 3BA
Hom• on over 9000SF
corner lot w/glant gar.
Wiii hold B cars plua
huge RV area. Call for
d•t•ll•. $399,000
Xlnt Loe. Eerl & Judy
Taylor, Agl• e.2 ... '122
l!aatalde 3Br 2Ba.
pool home, new win-
do~•. french doors, landscape, hard1cape
& much more. In good
toc:alloo lor 1299,900 CHARMING HOM• Earl & Judy Teylor,
Lg backyrd on cul·d•· Agla e.2-4722
••c: In quiet residential REDuc•oi .,8 38 neighborhood. "" " r • Hardwood lloora, Fam ri;n, pool, spa,
bright and airy, •Seller yardl S2S91900
wlll entertain• offere Tamarrah, Seven
Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week
For Only $28 per week (4 wk, min.) ii Call Makey .. 642·5678 x.246 7011·M90
"Employee. "
"Empleado."
1111 ... " t M1""'24-IHI fllf 1 • ..., ...................... ...
CALL TODAY
LISAAtVEM
949.s14-4as2
ANNE WILlEY
949·574-4249 :
COSTA MESA 1024 belwHn $199,000 and GablH 714•Ge5·'1197 "Arbeitnehmer."
NOUMR
HOW YOU SAY IT,
CWSIFIED CAN
FlmlT. tit W111111tfltl, oc m• ,ime
ctll 11 '212*
. .. ...
Chances art
you wlll nnct
what you ,r•H d
11 the·prlcl
you want to pay
when you rHd
laHlfled
dally e1a-sez1 ...
..
BAI.BOA
PENINSULA
Can't seem to
lOO? _:;.t ICHll thoff
repair Job•
liDiiuiipiiliieiixii2iiioiiwiiniieiirsiiiunii1ii11 around lhe hou1t?
mrbl/grantle, atep1 to Let Iha ClaHlfled
bch, ocean vu '195K Service Directory
Op en HOVH 109 35th h I r1 d St. 383•H100/390·3300 t P you n _ relteble help
•
$229.000
\.ANCE BOGGS
COA8T Nl!Wi-ORT DANA POINT 1026
PROi-aRTIC8
' ••e-Tt7.e47... Dpl.IC 1275,000 3Br 2Ba
•ll SIDI!• 3 LEFT & 2Br 20•, 3c gar, nu
8 new home• direct pnt, roof. 493-0781 or
from builder 3br 2.5ba 490-7849 J Webb, Bkr
Oft c•ll'• AC, 2 cari----------1
gar. Pr•~• from th• "'O" s200·. 122.ano
Buy II Sell It. Find It
Cl•Hlffed •
RENT
through classlf led
"Ernploye."
I -I I , --"
( "'''''''' • (1 :....-,,(,'"
·Coll The Pilot (lossifieds at 642-5678
to place your Garage Sole Ad !
..
New rt Beach/Cosio Mesa Doil Pilot Thur$doy, SePtembor 24, 1998
HUNTINGTON -----· Nll!WPORT ~ BEACH 1040 HOUSES/ ~ ~ 2669 CREDIT 2907 EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT MERC OISE Al.PA ROMEO 9015 JSOZU
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil CONDOS BEACH 5 53 0 S 53 0 ANT! Q UES 601 O MISC. 60 1 S I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.
2 SI e h e liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '82 OTV 8 •es Trooper L TO
9100
ory oac eou FOR RENT Clean :lbr 2ba don, 1• '"X'" 2 K I S139,.YK 2 Lrg•br 1 & ••••••••• Server• Just Oreat Firewood 17,100 ml, 11falght .. '"• 1 m • auto
1 ""b ... ..... I d marblo/g• "19 oco n Full & PT positions •void th• t"Shl Order body, run1 .. , ... , f'PAD5&3) $20.550 1• a '' ,,..,, soc u Cl \11aWY. 2t>r "ba, 'cl"dio Ch f kJ W " v " L•vus OF yard, pertect cond1 ---------~83•1506 ;r 390~3v30• • • prep coo avallabla. Apply at ANTED nov.t 1135 a cord, S75 S1600/obo 541·1323 w•s~TMtNST•• Agt 949·721·9365 " dishwasher needed 'h• Five Crown• 112 cord. Delivered ,.. •n GENERAL 2102 DUPLEX Upper uni1. for yacht charlerlng betwHn 2;00-4'00pm ANTJnUES tree 10 your dn,,eway -------9-0-3-0., __ ,.,_14_1 _a_9_2_ .. _eoe __ • ..
Steps to sand. to new co. Top salary for 3901 E. Coast Hwy, !I 714-8e5·1432 BMW NEWPORT
BEACH 1069
Wanted people with kit, 4Br 2Ba, 1ynroom, prof's . Exp'd and TEACHERS Older Styte Furniture ---...,...------•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii JAGUAR de lg 1 2c parking. S28001mo well groomed per· Toddler & PT Pr• l"tANOS t. ~les
11 ner urniture 10 .yearly. Call 673·6900 sonner. Please call h 1 ·~~ ....... ~ COMPUTERS 6018 '87 7401L Loadad,liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilil
ve In OC'a finest Ext. 105 All< for Ooly 949·175·5583 IC oo teachers ·~·"-"·O!lo•-• mint cond oark blue, ••'83 XJ8 VP•• * 8 IQ CA Hy 0 N homH, fo1 a lraet1on nHded In NB. Exp re· f$ CASH PAID$$ 23k mt . SS 1,000. •ULTRA CLEAN! •
HOMES S400K·S3 Mil of normal• rent.l•••••llillil•• quired. Beneflla _ _. ... _,..._.. M•c II Ct & monlto1 949·760·860& Blk/1an, 80,000 ml,
Call Agt 714·504·4607 Tt4 .e9 0·S110 1" CONTROLLER 20 yr 955•2072 WE BUY ESTATES SMB rdam, l05MB HO, --,.,,9,,.,7,,,...,,ot,,...,,3,...,,,C____ drive1 hke a d1eamtt
or 714-832·0020 x102 ... -....... --~----MISCELLANEOUS 1elecommunlcatlons1--=-~----;.; • ~·~t•ft~--.... keybr HOO. Tl Laser • on'1 '41001080 54&-T323 "WI MY lllOM .,AITU" p1lnter 2 5 ram S250, Aulo, lull pwr1 CO, BRAND NEW HOMe BALBOA RENTALS co. 11 looking for an EMPLOYMENT Brother Fu 100. Plain (882339) $28,177 '94 .XJ& Convt to
5Br 5Ba, 4 deck•, a/C, PENINSUIA 2107 ••••l!ll••llli eicp'cf c:ontrollar. SBRVICES ss~3 Paper $150 721-1380 LEXUS (94·3973)935,995 3c gar. 8111 G1undy Pleaie lax r•aume to· "' MISSION VIEJO BAUER JAGUAR
Realtors 949·675·6161 !!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------(7141 040·1900. • (949)394.0904 (714)9$3-4800
EHtblutt 3Br 2.50a e;:~o!~~po H";4ci~~~ RENTALS TO Counaelor/Jn1truc1 OD Pleas:·~:·:~~,. that WANTED •p5 X.JS Convt 20
2·Sty, great Ice on Mo, Agt Marla Harbor SHARE 27241----------1 adulls In lndv'I llvlng th• llst1ng1 In thll cat· TO BUY 6019 FORD 9075 (9.S·3965)841 ;995
gfnblt, S350K, Harbor R8llllty 673.4400 x t 19 l~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii skllls thrU•OUI 0 .C. •gory may require you iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil BAU ER .JAG UAR
Realty 673·4400 ._ooe•nfront at 1&1h CM E side, 3br 21:>6 Ilse MONEY ~~~,P~~~3';'8a& Ins to call a 900 number ~ _... I BUY ALL PIANOS 1714)953·4800
• HVH 3Br 2,58a, d1n1ng Furn, 3Br 2 SEia, rP. own ba. pror male. TO LOAN 2914 ~-~----=----In which there Is a 1714 957·8133 ..... ~ Antlques.qu11. 1urn11ure '01 Ford Econolln• '90 XJ12 S•d•n 40
rm, dining area, fom NS/peis 5550mo utuliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Counter person fT/PT eha1ge per mlnut•.·. 1pc or hOUl"ful cash Van Alt window bus. (96.·4060)$48,995
rm, nice v1ow. Cati for ~~9~ ;.~{e,•~:~.~~:; 1nc1. 65C>-Ei944 • Flnanclal woH have perm Ship, phones, SOUTH COAST paid (714) 957·8133 Clean $2000 or best BAUER JAGUAR .~~g~O~~:~t 673·5354 CM Share Nice 4b.r you on ~our toes? off~ work, rrlendlyl••••••••• AUCTION Old Coins Gola S1lv11r ot!Qr, 714<632-0338 (71'11953·4800
LIDO ISLE Brand New _C_O_R_O_N_A _____ w
1
nec$
1
tsui
1
d
11
es ~om81e1 ~m$4e00n We provide loanJ · 42..e 262 NS MERCHANDISE 2202So.liWitSt. Frankhn Mint, Ste1hng '72 LTD convertible, •99 XJ12 Sedan 40
, " regardle•• ol credit Dellvery person CM,I••••••••• S..Aita.CAl2'707 Old watches & jewelry 429el, AT PS• PB PW (96·3962)$48,995
5Br 5.SBa, 3753sl DEL MAR 2122 Avail 1mmed 650·9070 h1storvt No fee, afternoons Great forl" ._.,,.,,,, . .,,..CA•M 'westcoastCoin 642·9448 AC. almo11 perfec1. BAUER JAQUA,. ~~:~g a:~~d;c ~:~~.~~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii HB Beautiful 3br reu~.~~:~~:.9;~~esl studant or seniors i---------1---------~ RECORDS(TOP S SSOOO CM 754.1745 ___ (_1_14_1.,..9_5_3-4_8_00 __
949·675-6161 tMMAC LG 3BR 38A 'houso w/olf1ce, w]d, Approx 4htS er day, ANTIQUES 6010 Shopping for a new Jazz, A&B Soul, Rock •90 XJO S•d•n 40 HSE, 2c gar, WJD, tropical yrd, great S6.50Jhr 20cent per1:Wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii apartmen1? ele-:s1l1cd Etc ... 50's & 60's Mike _H_O_N_D_A______ (96·3941 )$45,885
Nwpt Hghta 3Br 2Ba fng, FP. blk 10 bch. neighborhood s450 .... ••••••••• mtle, must have own1• lets you eompa1e 945·'1505 9085 BAUER JAGUAR
400 Sq Ft detached s2250. Soe Sat Sun 1• uurs 714·840·7l60. PERSONALS vehicle T proof ol 1~~~~ E:~1~1!~! ~~~~ colts • without hassle 714)953-4600
0N1eelbonus rm, prol'I 4P . 2oto Seavi-·· Ave. NB C Insurance. Charles or worry• ,9 1 CIVIC LX '90 XJO Sedan •D landscape. 405 Irvine .... ondo w/pool, ••••••••llli • 540·8911 • set·old·one of a klndl Claulfled PIANOS & S515K 645.,..592 Pp Avail 10/1 67J·7975 gym. near t..each. Prol -----------Ownor 673·6212 942·59t8 Lo m•, au10. AC. 196·3934)S38,495 female, n1sm S400mo Oental A••l•l•nt .,_ _______ _..ORGANS 6059 (2YCE1~5) $8,888 BAUER JAGUAR
NWPT SHORES 2BR ---------714-515·8933 ---------Front & back duties, LEXUS OF (714•953-4800
Ole, 2BA, Beam coil, COSTA MESA 2124 .,...,N""B-M_a_a_l _b_d __ PERSONALS 3002 Fountain Valley area. FURNITURE . 6014 Bab"' Grand Plano WESTMINSTER •90 XJO Sedan 40
nower.1110.rool. 5345K iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii er e room iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii , (714') 892 9800 privato balh k1lc;hen 714-98:1·5634 Beautiful finish, nice----·--·---(96-3795)S38,99S B1ll~r~~~~-~~:~1or1 • E'Slde CM Ooautilul prtv/am~nitlo~ S669 + TEEN TROUBLES? -=o-=R""'t""V"'E""R~-P-T_m_u_s_t_b_o 72"X 42" pine tbl, $400 white keys, In lune. '92 ACCORD EX BAUER JAGUAR
OCEANFRONT 2Br 10:t. Largo-yard, 1/2 util's 673·6215 Runawa·y7 Trunncy? 21, responsible & Blk & wht 9· X 12' sacrifice $1850 AT, lull pwr, moonrf, __ _.1_1_14_J_9_5_3_·4_8_oo __
180' Of Fabulous garage $1050/mo NB pnvate roomtba1h Drugs? Alcohol? Neg. know how lo road a L shape couch & chr 7 1 4 .5 2 7 ·O 9 0 0 (3BJA564) S10,550 '90 X.JO Sedan 40
Oce•nfront R1111, Ag<' ,1 646·4316 in home. K1tchon & olive peetS? Call tor a map book. Flower St50 721·9736 LEXUS OF (96·3940)$38,995 LIK~ A HOUSE Lg lnund p I 1 1 19 I e 1 '81 1 o a Shop In HB 840-2634 WESTMINSTER BAUER JAGUAR Ovorlooklng tho Blue ry r v, ove Y program lhat works! Bedrm Set 5 piece c714) 892•9908 17141953-4800 Pacific & Ca1otino, 1Br 1Ba, huge yo Gar quiet locatlon S500mo 949·370.2924. Gen Office P{T. 8·12 M· com temporary oak GARAGE SALES
Prico will amaze you! w;openor. Nr Trt·Sqr 645·1256cve/wk·onds F. Roep't, filing, 11 good condllion .. $SOO •93 CIVIC EX '80 XJO VP Sdn 40
$850 949·652·9939 •Wmlng to share•---------bkpg, computer. (949) 631·3108. AT, moonrl, mint (96·4061)$41,995 ~Prudential Beautiful homo. You MEMBERSHIPS Small, pleasant stU· Leather 6tt C1eam sota, (3CHB412) S10.J950 BAU EA JAQUAR 'C' NEWPORT get 2bt, p1lvate both, 3018 dto Send res.; Ron chair. recllnor, morolo CORONA LEXUS 01" (714)953 ... 800 c:.llfenla-..,, BEACH oll1co. kit, lvng-rm.1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Yeo Archltecht 500 coll•• table, micro WESTMINSTER 2169 pool, plenty or prkng1• Jasmine Ave Corona Best Oller 721-0048 DEL MAR 6122 (714) 892·9900 JEEP 9110
94 9. 7 23 ·8120 $975mo prol'I or COU· * c ENTER c Lu B * dOI Mor' Ca 92625: Movl ng Sal• Antique iiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ----------I =iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
OLDER TRIPLEX 1BR 11 kit pie prel'd, avail 11/1 MEMBERSHIP Fax 94.9·644-0449 9am Sall M · d 11 . sma , patio, 22ndfTustin 646-3255 . dining table, 6 chairs, ov1ng an HYUNDAI 9090 '91 WRANGLER 100 Block ir1 N.B. ofl stree1 p1kg, unfurn, For Sale contact Larry ronyeo(<•"ol.com china cabinet, Kimball furn sale! W/O, sec· Black, 4x4 low mi,
Good 11reot 'As 1s' 5735/mo (1nelds ulls.) 1_________ (949J 509·7546 --H-0-.-t/H-0-.-t.-.-.--piano & misc 750-8608 llonal, dining table iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 6 cyt. 57000 Fb"rn.
5495K.Agent 675·8120 Agent Coll 744·7765 RENTALS •-.-F-O_R __ S_A_L_E_:_• Full & PT poslttons ----------~~M::-::':o~v".":l..,.n .... 9-:-;S;:-a':"'l::-e-C::::':"h-er-ry etc .. 2323 BaySlde Dr. I want to buv an '82 (949) 720.94l7.
On The Water Views 2Br 1 Ba TWNHME WANTED 2726 2 Memberships In a available. Exper'd WANTED Entenalnment eti. din· Huge salel Toys, turn, or '83 To1ota pickup -.9-3-G-R_A_N_O_C_H_E_R_O_K_E_e
ol Lido Channel. 24Hr S1295 n10 Now crpl,liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii pres11g1ous Balboa Apply Five Crowns PQTIERY Ing tbl w/6 oak cha11s. china, r~oro eollee· 4X4 longbod A1k for L x 1 .. S B • 1 J 9 ,, 6 0 areoo ,4 4, m n, ecurity 2 r/2.5Bo te all garage, near Bay area Yacht Club between 2:()().4;00pm S.U.r,C.Ulinl,Mlftllelle~ 2 end Ibis, Credenza. ton, 453 Morning ose 4..-5 ·7149 c;ond,iowml,Sl2600 Lido Park Reallv Golsons. Bkr 640·5664 B•l.Penn $749,000 Asking price each: 3801 e Coast Hwy Rook~"" ROMWlei luhn1. 10111op desk, molching Canyon Ad 8·12 949·602-0025pgr (949) 548-6876. 949-675 2700 Rostauranl on 2 Lots $1500.. negollable. wvvw, walnut b ea n 1 --=o""p""'•=-N~S~U~N~2-.5=-•• ...,~'"'o,.-12Br 2B• nr Fashion Is. For Sale or Lease. (828) 793·5385. Mariner• Christian AndrelOfl.Pewtbk:,S.E.G.1 , ur u, e es Yard S•I• 422 Orchid ---------1---------
.:·2 .. a c, 2c att ga1, comm. Agent Call 675-8120 School need ed fn~~~!; ~~~l,a~era&, oak fhma Sal only 7·2pm Every· ISUZU 9100 .. 39 CLAY ST pool, No pets, 51595, lmmed 2nd Gr•d• __., • ne rec mer. thing under the sun!
Newport Height• mo. G-10·1529 CM o r HB wont to ront ••••••••• Teacher Must have .__ ....... ~a.i ... :.......iii-::-B-:e-:st:-=-o-l_fe':'r--6_4_2-:-·90_;..;9~3. ******** iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Cstm Mod 3Br 2.5Da _B_A_C __ K __ B_A_Y_3_b_r_2_6_b_a_, 5 or 6br house. lease/ EMPLOYMENT credentlal. Exp.prof'd. Que•n size sleeper
On the move?""'~ .... A~~: R2~E~ul~·:wr. Sell your ~xtra ;:..._: 3FP. :Jc gar, Den, "400 11 d loase option. Xlnt Dav C•re Aldel"----------i sofa, xlnt cond, needs ---------1
LI c s 9 Y • gardenor c d t (949) 640 0316 •••••••••• " NEWPORT brary, Inside lndry Pet ok s24oomo re ' • 1 :30~pm. Fax resume cteanlng 5250, reehner
1 ~t Time Ollered co49) 640-7262. COSTA MESA E/SIDE to Jan 714.437.7975 good eond111on $100 BEACH
•Seller will ontortam ,,,,..,....,.,--------•want to rent• 2br ---------Can't seent to 949·845·0856 6169
pr I ca s bet we on Bluff a 3Br 2 563, view. houso or Hke house. EMPLOYMENT Medical OH1ce S•• foam green 3 pc
$470,000·S-189,000 pristine S2GOO/Mo Xtn1ret1&ered11 5530 RECEPTIONIST geltoall thoso lthraeS650.GEW/D
760·5000 X 353BKR Bilrbora Sanregro1 949-642·8408 Good c;o'inmunicatlon repAlr lobs SlOOpr 27 ct side
Prine Only. Realtor 949·644·0195 skllls. Excellent ben· around lhe house? side l1lg, cream s200
Pool Home 3Br 3Ba1 Newport ti eights 301 I••••••••• Accounting elits. Computer 'lier· idnt cond 759·3066
.. Bonus rm, corner 36a, lrg yd, iac, eul·do COMMERCIAL A1P & Ca ah ato. Full time. Needed Lei l he
roe. $449,800 Dick 1ac, walk to sctiools, Disbursement for Nowport and MERCHANDISE
SAT 28th" 9·?
1223 W Bay in the alley, botween 12th &
13th. NPB Peninsula
Household lloms •
Dlck1on 721·3560 shopping, pots ok. REAL ESTATE AHl•t•nt Fullerton. Fax resume Classlfled
Prudent1111 CU Rotilly Broker 949 6·12·3850 Newspaper publishing to (626\335-4631 and Service and printing company CaU Noemi at MISC. 6015 AUTOMOBILES
BNR
Balboa Newport
Realty, Inc.
Established 1979
Oceaf'\lront 3BR 3BA seeks regular pall (626)335•1259• Directory
roro yearly rontal on time 24 hours per ---------the 1a11d, furn 53550/ COMMERCIAL week person. One NO LIMIT Cash Dally help you find
·mo, unfurn 53450/mo. PROPERTY ' 2778 yeor expenenee pre· Marketing firm needs retlallht help.
Broker 9'19·642-3850 te1rod. E.O.E.; drug· help for rapid groW1n.
SEP.ENTR LG Rm Pvt NEW 2000•f bldg, In !tee & smokefree work $14·$21 to start. Many
Bath wet bar, m1m Cann•ry Row, fronts environment, Send r• Positions Available.
Ing, vt•w. saoo mo. 2 streets ne .. t 10 aume with salary his· • Sales
lncldli ull~IC.'lble. Avail Mc Donald's, For lse tory to: Accounting • Management o 1 2 644 0195 Supennaor, PO Bo, •Customer Svc
Olva us • cnlll CLASSIFfEO
942·587B
6" Craftsman Joiner --------•
$125 ACORA 9010
6 7 5·6283 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Thinking of having n
garage sata?
Give u1 a calll
CLASSIFIED
042·5878 c · • · o,.,,neriAgt. 631·7433 1560, Costa Mes;: CA •Models
Single Family Home . 92628 or lax to l949) • Drivers
In Balboa. Spacto11s INDUSTR!Al 2788 642·7246 Cati Todavl· .1-~-------~----------
'98 IN'fEGRA
Special Edition
(025806) 517 ,997
LEXUS
MISSION VIEJO
(949)394·0•04
<330714> s11 977 household --..,,
LEXUS rt ems
MISSION VIEJO in Classified
1 ·(888)·88·LEXUS '-------..:...,;;:.:
When you're tuned
into classified
you' re tuned into
your con1munity.
Winter&
Yearly Rentals
Oceanfront &
Near the Beach
$1200 to $2800.
428 32nd Streat
Newport Beach, CA
949-723-4494
C$tm der.1gn 3br 2.5ba 1---------Sl•rt Tomorrow
outr.1ae deel< w/spa. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Accounting '714-375-0491
2c oar. FP, w{d hk-up LOW RENT! lndustnal Staff Accountant
Avail Oct. 52850,mo apace w/olfices, 2200· New1pepe1 printing PAYROLL/
Pam. 862·9743 Agent 4600sf 78cent sl NNN and pubhshmg com· ADMINISTRATIVE
W t rf Jackie (714) 673·2754, pany seek• full time ASSISTANT a e ronl house lor Start Accountant to Payroll assls,tant and
rent lhort term Oct assist 1n month end office admlnislrator.
1hru Dec. 2br 2ba. I••••••••• closing, journal entries Full lime position. Job
fully lurn'd 6 73·0414. BUSINESS & and llnanclal state· duties Include: assist·
If you 're
looking
to repaint it,
replace it o r
restore it,
look in
REPAINTING
FINANCE ments. Also perform Ing wilh payroll for
goneral accounting mld·slze company
funttlon1 Including and exocutlve office 1, ~
; . --·-,.,.,
tJ7 llA\.•0 •
Ill LIVE ON THE
WATER OR BE
VERY ClOSEl!I
APARTMENTS
•FO-R•RE-N•T--BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY -BAL_B_O_A____ 2904
2BR ... 1BA
$1225/MO 9MO
2BR. .. 1BA
$1500/MO 9MO
ISIAND 2 60 6 iiiiiiiiii•ii•ii••ii•ii•ii• •iiiiiiiiii
2BR ... 1BA
$2000/MO 9MO
3BR ... 2.5BA
$3000tMO t MO
Studio w/no k11c. 3
door1 lrom So. Bay
frt, 5500/mo. Avail
Oct 1 (818) 247·2446,
COSTA MESA 2624
Pleaso be wary ol out
of area companies.
Check with the local
Better Business
Bureau before you
send any money for
foes or serv1ce1. Read
ano "understand eny
cont1acts before you
3BR ... 2BA
$2000/MO YEARLY
3BR ... 2BA
$2800/MO YEARLY
•Costa Meaa'• Beat sign. Shop around for
Jr-1 br & I br, also 2br 1_r_a_te_s_. _____ _
C949) 673-AENT
1 ba, quiet gated
comm. pool, tenms,
easy access 10
freeway beach malls.
714·557·0075
---------... E'SIOE 2Br 1Ba, l e
MOBILE
HOMES 1100
gar, W/d hk·UpS, No
Pe1s. :.?390 Elder\ .re.
$875/Mo. 645-4565
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil * M E S A V E R 0 E * twnhm 2br 1 ba lnmrm
laun nkupa, no pols
SIOOO/mo 751-4330.
CM Plavport 2Br 2Ba,
2oxs2, $15,500 Space
ront, $400. 55 t liar·
bor Roany 673·4400
CEMETERY LOT/
CRYPT 1225
Newly Returblahed
I Br 1 Ba In lovely
gated commly. Walk
to 1h e a.t • r/1hops,
prlvale gar/carport.
$895/mo (S425.dep)
Kleln Management
949·581-4000
Time h Running Out!
It .. m1ll.-11ru um ·~ herr
llOW I\ )'\lUf C~f' If)
lfh'f')i Ill ~JfV'lf.
Inc ,..._J,bJ,, l.lf'fJOl1UO>IY tu
h.tvC )'O\lf IMO ~'f/f I
bu~1~• Big $SU 1• lltl!
I h wh Ind ''llY <.foe tht-
lu!1J11• lud•y t .all 171 •I
5to4 Jl(ll (9491 7Sl 8 llf,
'-~'"'l''"~ll(: l ,4120
( ~IHj>u~ ()1 \j,. 140,
N Rd1, '< SI\ M..ic Allhur
""" 11 .. ..,,., r>mw.~ •1 ·1 10
m Ind 7 )0 pm l'lo('l)'ll•y
2 CEMETCRY LOTS
Harbor Lawn. CM --------CREDIT
s2200 for both or bHt FOUNTAIN iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
2907
2634
offer. 949·851·61 t6.
____ _._ __
1
VALLEY
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LOTS
FOR SALE Studio. murphy bed, 1400 frig, new cpl, $525 mo
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Incl'• ulll, 1 quiet per·
son, nlpeta 266·0354 MORRO DAY UO
r .. 1e11n11a1 homes1fo1 ---------
Hlling r .. 11 Lot ••z•::t NBWPORT l1om Cl,000· 14,000lf,
many olferlng ocean BEACH 2669
Views I I &00· C> 78. 2 a 1 ' : iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
NEWPORT
BEACH
NBWPORT
2669 BEACH 2669
•
NEWPORT MARINA
APARTMENTS
Bayfront commu.nicy wi1h f!iTate bt.c..h & marina.
Tropkal lancbe1plnt·~ J.11911 f".001 a fllfl duL Wall( to lal"9 lti..d thopt -Mieeta""' Nlt'-1.ucL
• ~ lBR. lBR ud 281\ ~ dca apu.
• Prffttt ptdot or Mkolakt
•Wood knM-t1pt Rn,a.m •Mnar~ . ··=-~No Peta • Plale call (ff9 760-0919
GETO
OF DEBT!
!Ye can hell?!
• uedlt Cirds Uituoli~1tr1
• Pap::cnts L~trtd
• /nrtml RrdurttJ
• ll11r1Jssmt11ts' SIOpPfd
• l/12bla1'll.ls i;(Ji
Can't seem to
gel to all !hose
r,epalr JOb$
eround the houH7
let Iha
Claaalft:»d
Service
Directory
help you find
r li1ble help.
841·1471
• )
bank and BIS ac· administration. Please
counts roconclllallon, send resume 10 Ac·
401 k ad min and coor· counting Supervisor,
dlnatlon and apeelal PO Box 1560, Costa
pr0Ject1 This position Mesa, CA 92628 or requires BS degree In you may fax resume
accounting or linanco, to:
one or two year expe· (949) 642·7667
rlonce preferred and Resume should in·
prollelent In PC skills elude salary history.
(Excel, Lotus 1 ·2·3 Physical/drug screen·
and Word). Good bon· Ing required. EOE.
oht package Including ""p'""o""s="""T""•_,.L......,S""T""o-R...,E~P-IT-401 k 1etlremen1 plan. "" 01ug screening/phys!· retail counter, nex hrs,
cal required. e.o e . apply: 3535 E. Coast
Send resume to Ac-Hwy. COM 673·2930
counting Supervisor. ""P-re-m-le_r_A_e_e_H_ar_d_w_a_r_e
PO Box 1 560, Coat a Retailor has openings
Mesa, CA 92628 or for Hardware aales
fa)( to (949) 631.17246 auoc & caahlers. Flex
Babvalller nHded tor 1ehedullng, ben•f1ts
10yr old girl Mon,·Frl, paekag•. Call Dick at
2'30-6;30. ee friendly, Crown Ace Hardware
re1ponslblo, have own 3107 East Coast Hwy
good tran1fclean OMV CdM 949·073·2800
Alla 714·565·5665-day p T o, 0 c er y
BEAUTY supply/salon Merchandl••r $9.00
Recpt/Sal•• Tues· hour, qualified with
Sat., 35 hr1 per week. schematics, various
Call LHlle. 437·9026 hour1, car neeossary
! BEHRt1r
I Al HQ PO )(f\H()Ql'(\Oo''<.l~
Call 80<>-45<>-4338
Sa lea
COMB QROW
WITH USI
E11pandlng rotall ad·
vertl1ln~ depanment
Heks o Hll motivated
account. axecutlve to
Hll, develop and &er·
vice new buslneu
and special 1ect1ons.
We prefar a candidate
to have a minimum of
1 year print ad·
vertlalng experience.
E•cellent c·ommun•ca·
tlon skills. Ablhty to
Ht goal• and make
p1ole11lona1 preHnta·
11on1 In a fast pacod
and detail oriented en·
vlronmant
Xlnt benefit package,
lncludlng 4011(, Drug
acra•nlng/phy1le11 re·
quired. EOE.
AHUmH via lax: At·
tentlon, Lynn E101a
714-650.,..602 or mall:
Tlme1 Community
News. 330 We$1 Bay
Street, Coata Mesa,
CA 12627
•81lC OFFICERS•
lmmed opening•.
Cost• MHa $G so HR
(3t0) 871-2815,
Seoret arv/Otf. Mtr
Prop. mgt, co 18•1<•
e<>wpm, Computer ht·
erate, gd math. Box
2147, Nwpt Ben, Ca
92859 Fa: 722·70l5
Of call 722·7331
•
the Pilot
Classifieds
to find
the service
you 're
looking
for.
..
ThUnday,Sepember24, 1998
TODAY'S
CRoSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS • t !.ttemet
63 Join
58 Ptvots PREVIOUS PUZZl.E IOLV£D
' l.atge ooos. '°' ltlOl1
59 Smoolh·apoken
81 Mediocre
to Poee '°' •n 84 AlM111e.
•rtlst 11 Embatrut
usuelly
85 Slow dovtn
l4 lhMtet award 15 t-i9wk'a ~=W...el counterpert 68 M0<e dtsol11e 18 lone Rang.ft 69 Curve
tldeldctt •1 Atml>on9
70 ActOI Foxx 71 Brainy
18 Fancng weapon
11t l.ong llOfY 20 Ceffibretions
22 Sums
24 Put to Na 28 Pee<t
31 Soent -32 Maner of P\fbllC ooocern ~= 30 I 87 great
Mel-31 Cherubic
, '' • ..• -l saw e~·
42 Put on welQht ... ,,.vino
tubs ta~
45 WiOOow
covering
47 Actress Banun
49 Large snake 51 Smah hole
SJ)
l[_j
·s E·R·VI-C·E--· ~L~~uc
DIRECTORY
BATHTUB
REG WING 3448
BATHTUB REQL.AZINO
& Relurbl1hlng, Pore•
laln. Flbergt•. Sink•
'Shwrt Cntr• 845·n 23
CABINETS 3490
Advanced Wooe11y1tem1
·Cu1tom Cablnetry-
l<ltchen • Bath• Ooort
Moldlnga • Mantel•
lA9t650 7t4·998.S970
•Remodel•ng end all
MAID ~~
.......,,~"''•• CAll TODAY FOi
YOUR FREE
IN·HOMl ESTlllAn
tnm.IOllOft.IBlll
515-MAID ..
320 w. CAIAsJ "'" ••
;~~·~oo0'.,:,~~1oc ~~ INTERNET Trelnlng
yta Ltc-bond·lna MIC/ Hom e or Offic e v1 .. 714-988·3584 949·718·9 38 8 , Woodwork Doors ln11 • ...,...,..... ________ _
clOHtl remdld, crown CONCRETE &
motdlng t:>He~·~~~.:~ MASONRY 3557
I No room left
In the garage
for the 'cu?
Brick, Block, Stone, Tile
Cone, Patio, Driveway
Fplo, OB01. Ref. 25Yr.
Exp. Terry 187·'7894
Concrete: Driveway•,
Petlo1: Repalrt/A•
moval. Au/Comm
L 205237 475°7800
46 -s1re1m• tor
• ··ma11er,"eg 48 Unuted
50 Discussed
52 Rome'• river 54 Nurse Barton
55 Bacllpecker
57 Low area
58 Oklahoma City 60 Comedian Lahr 61 Mineral spring
62 Rower's need
63 'Get 'em. Fldor
65 Alr·ulla 1mmo
10 11 12
Newport Beach/Costa M.eso Doily Pilot
LEXUS 8115 TOYOTA 9210 VANS 1225 VOLISWAGIN 9235
ly OWIU'S GOlllN
wtth OMAR SHARIF
.,)Cf TAHIJNi HUCSCH
FREE THE TRICK
l&iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
'94 •• ~00
Low ml. CO. ~hrome.
(014580) 117,777
LllXU8 Ofl'
W•aTMINaT•R (714) B92 .. 9oe)
--------
'98 COftOLLA 30K ml, auto, AC.
(459947} St2.550
Ll!XUS OF
W•STMINSTEft
C714J 892-8908
---------
'77 Volk•w ... n aue 'M Jett• OLa &lack 2Llf, •apd. snrl, great 92Kml, cln, anrl, am
body & Interior, 7 pat• fm c111. new tires, air
.. nger, runt grtall bage 100kml pow·
$950 obo 931-0767 ertran warranty, malnt.
'83 l'ord •·1 llO van
converalon t owner,
u acheduled. Mutt
a ell In 5 dayel
112,000/0bo S75-7571
Eas1-Wt.'SI .. ulnerable, South deals or 299·7881 4X4 ll'l221 xlnt care, auto/over-
Wcst led the tjueen or clubs, a con· MITSUBISHI 9145 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.,iiiiil drive, cc. AJC, MW vcntional play that requests partner to 1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii b•Mirea & servicing i----------unblock the jack if third-hand has 1• '89 PORO aRONCO & 1mog ready '2100/ ANTIQUES. NORTH • 4
Q 765
that card. East would have done 10 no 92 Dl•monto Sdn XL T Loaded w/EquJp. obo (714) 497·50&4 ClASSJCS
matter what the lead, and declarer Nu llrH, tran, brak11, 15900/0BO '84 DODOI! 380
<> AKQ43
• A 7 4 3
dueled in dummy, and ducked again all pwr, 4 dr, run xlnt __ 9_4_ .. _7_2_3_·_1_50_4 __ , Beverly convttrelon
when West continued the suit. A thlnJ HOOO 873·1200 Van. Pwr, dual air,
-----
'88 MALIBU
8UP•R8PORT A
reel aharp red beautyl
56900.obo 723·1'504
WEST
•.K 32
0 8432
0 2
EAST
• 1098765
Q Q J 10
·club wes al'IO 11nowed to win and, FIND 07.000 ml, t owner, when West persevered wtth the suit, •--------recorde. $5900.obo •
declarer discarded a diamond on the NISSAN 91 SO an apartment 723· 1504
• K Q 10 8 5 SOUTH
<> J 98
• J
ace Now when diamonds broke 3-1, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I __ t_hr_o...:ug:..h_c;:..la;.....s_s_lli_ed_~1..-------.......i1.-----------
declarer was able to run 1he suit for '95 P•lhHnder LE
• AQJ o A K 9
<> 10 7 6 5
• 962
The bidding ,
SOUI'H WEST NORTH
10 r.s.; 3• JNT Pass Pau
Opening ltad· Queen of •
South, declarer at three no trump,
had nine tricks for the taking. but
ther.: was one problem. If diamonds
broke 3· I. as was likely, the spots
were such thal declarer would have lo
win the fourth round tn hand. Since
1he opening lead attacked the only
entry to the fifth diamond, can you
see how South unblocked the suit?
North's jump to three &pades was a
splinter bid, denoting a singleton in
the bid suit, opening bid values and
eitccllent supp<>rt for Of;lener's minor.
With half of South s values in
North's shon suit. three no trump was
the obvious contract.
LEXUS 9115 LEXUS
nme tncks Low ml, auto. llhr
Could the defenders hl\ve thwarted (2MTD388) 119,550
declarer from lreemg the diamond LEXUS Of'
suit? No. If West discontinues clubs WESTMINSTER
to, say, sh1(t to a heirt, declarer (714) 882·8908
romps home with an ovenrick! South •---------
wins the heart, cashes four diamond
tricks and. since lhe closed hand still
has a heart entry and dummy has the
ace of clu~ as access to the long dia-
mond, declarer can afford lhe luxury
of leading the queen of spade$ from
hand. In all, declarer collects two
tricks in each major, five diamonds
and the ace of clubs.
Learn to be a better bridge _play·
er! Subscribe now to the Goren
Bridae Letter by calling (800) 788-
1225 for information. Or write to:
Goren Bridge Letter, P.O. Bo"
4410, Chicago, UI. 60680.
OLDSMOBILE 9155
'88 CIERA 6 cyt, AC,
full pwr, am-fm cass,
wire whls, LOAOEDI S2500/obo 848-5770
PONTIAC
'92 Grand Prl~ White,
4 door, low mL untler
blue book ,.500 call
Rich 714·890-6958.
'93 TRAMS .AM
HI performance V8,
everything pwr, 1
owner, garaged, .all
malnt records. Red/
tan Inter. 70K ml, a elastic boautyl $9995/
OBO. (949) 489· 1240.
9115 LEXUS 9115 TOYOTA 9210
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
'92 SC400 ALL op-'95 SC 300
lions, apple red, lab Rally red/Ivory lthr
cond., 92Kml $18,900/ (020231) $25,977
obo, Owner 723-5815 LEXUS
'94 ES 300 MISSION VIEJO
Btk Jade/lrvoy full opt C949)384-0884
(066966) s22,322 --,,..,,9..,i,...E"""s-3 ... 0-0--
LExus c a a h m e r e /Ivory
MISSION VIEJO (138854) $24,744 (949)384-0884 LEXUS
'9 5 ES 300 MISSION VIEJO Midnight bl~e/lvory (949)384-0884
(11965~1!XUSS25,787 --·""'9""'9 .... e""'s---3_0_0 __
MISSION VIEJO Full opt, Lexus cert
(949)384-0884 (1412542) $26,987 LEXUS Buy It. Sell It: Find It. M ISSION Vll!JO
Cl•H lfle d. (949)384-0884
'97 ES 300 Sdn (97· '9 5 CAMRY LE
41120)$29 ,995 2dr, au10. llllr
BAUER J.AQU.AR (018497) $17,987
(714)953-4800 LEXUS
,97 ES 300 MISSION VIEJO
WhtJgrey full opt (949)384-0884
(039815) $28,987 '95 PREVIA LI! SC
LEXUS Cust whl1, dual A/C MISSION VIEJO • (3KKV554) $18,888
C949)384-0884 LEXUS OF
'92 LS 400 WESTMINSTER
Nakamlchl, chr whit, (714) 892·8908
<3XST~~UJ~9fii0 i--,9-8_C_A_M_R_Y-Ll!--
WESTMIN8TER auto, white, full pwr,
(714) 892-8908) (3RXA510) $15,555 LEXUS OF Buy It. Sell It. Find It WESTMINSTER
CIHslHed. (714) 892·8908
SELL
your used vehicle throuoh classified
Ml·S878
~-----------------
1 D YEI, IEU MY CAR
Run your ad In the
Newport Beach-
Costa Mesa Daily
PJlot and the
Huntington Beach-
1-, .
I-
I °"
I l'I>
I , _
Fountain Valley .-------------', b Odc..O MC a -o NA~ Independent to
reach over 100,000 1 ~c.-
homes. Fax us this : ::====--===a.co==-===-========::!
form with your credit 1 -----·----
card # or mail with 8::-09::::::::. 0
::.."':... ----a,.,.... ......., 8.....,c......
a check tOdayl §:= ~='8=--..:
Run for a week! If o=:cs=..--8=...--=-.. ~~!.... o·~-o....,._ o_..,_ __ ..,
YOUr Car d00S not I
1 -=~~:.~r-c.r~11~-11 sell, we'll run It for • ________________ _
another week FREE!
All for Just $10'.
2o v ... t u-.U dTI !JDar
GARAQEBALE
HINTS
Before your garege
• det•rmlri• wha ltem1 you wtsh to
NH. Makt1ure .verythlng 11 Clean
end repaired.
~ 642·5878
WALL
3919 COVERINGS 3932
Chances are
you will find
whet you need
at th• prlc•
you want to pay
when you rHd
CIHalfled
dally
3929 1--~-e4_2_._se_1_a~__.;.
TRADE. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Learn 8p•nl•h NOWI For work/1chool/1ravel
lndlv/group le11ona
Call Sutana 673·7409
PATIENT TUTOR
M•th (ulth·oalc)
phytlCI, chem, IH I
prep (CBEST/ORE/
SAT) FrH Info. Jim
Madia 714·547·MATH
UPHOI.STUIKG
U3J
Q & UPHOLST•ftY
1lnce '68 cutt. furn.
upholtty, 111p covera
antique rpr 642-4812
Chances are
you will flnd
whet you need
at the price
you want to P•Y
when you read
CleHmect
dally
842·5871
Claaamed le .....
CONV•Nl•NT
whether you're t:>uy•
Ing , .. mno. or Juat
looklng, .01 .. t lned l'IH
What you needl OU811Pl•D •42 .... .,.
through classlfled
942·5878
U/e'll
llelf
tfoa
~/te
A
~ GOOD
ADI
Call
642-5678