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Home My WebLink About1998-10-29 - Orange Coast PilotSERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMMUNITIES SINCE 1907 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1998 Case against Sudwee~' ho ' . ·end· dropped • Richard Johnson had been accused of making · harassing calls to police; he says he was frustrated with lack of progress in solving killing of his gi!'lfriend. ,. G1wc R1suNc; fkif Pb NEWPORT BEACH ~ A 30- year-old man who allegedly made obscene phone calls to the Costa Mesa Police Department while it was investigating the murder of hJs former girlfriend was cleared of the verbal harassment charges in Har- bor Justice Center on Wednesday. NOTEBOOK st eve marble Voters may right topsy- turvy Newport _.:._ or maybe rwt 0 n the campaign trail . (t the Newport Bedch City Council was your friend, you'd consider interven- tion Therapy, at least. After seven months of legal motions and court appearances, Richard Johnson, 30, appeared to be relleved the case against t&n was dropped. Johnson was arrested March 20 by Costa Mesa police after he allegedly had made several phone calls to the department expressmg hJs disgust about the lack of I progress in U)e murder mvesbga- tion of his ex-girlln~nd, Adnenne "Sunny" Sudweeks He was · cha'rged with three courits of annoymg phone calls. · Johnson said the dec1S1on was a losing proposition for prosecu- tors. "Tlus was a big waste of my time,• he said. "I wonder how much tlus case actually cost? The case was a bunch of crap.· Johnson was accused of leav- ing obscene voice 'mail messages with Detective Frank Rudisill, who is investigating Sudweeks' murder, and Pohce Chief Dave Snowden. Altem<tte Pubhc Defender 1 He was devasldlC'd 'whi n he Frank Davis said Johnson's Ian-found Sudweeks, d 26-yPM-old gudge wasn't obscene enough to OCC student, lymg dPdd Feb 23, warrant d trial. Johnson admits Hf97 in tht> bedroom of the Mis- calling the department but said s1on Dnvl' ~pdrtmcmt they shdred. he was expressing hls frustrdtion. Authonties Sdld she wus stran- "Whdt he did wasn't d n1me uled and sexually d-.saulted. Solv- acrnrdmg to the penal c-ode," m!i her murder hds remained one Davis said "It didn't fit the de>h· of the pnonues for the dt>part- mllon of 'obscene.' This casP rnent this yeclf, tht•y ttdded shouJd have been disrru'>sl'd a "Sunn~ 1s our top pnont} in the Jong time ago • dr·tf'cllvf' l1urPau. -said Lt. Ron 'v\ rapping d purple cord around Sm1th. Wr devoted a Jot of our his hand tightly, Johnson's body time cmd Pmollon into this C"BSe. languag£> spoke louder than the We talk uhout it dd1ly." broken sentences he uttered Clainung he 1s iwnniless d.lld· Wedpesddy outside the court.room. without a lull-tmw 1oh, Johnson said th • un~olved murder case dfld his own legal problems have Ll•ft him <hStraught He may hd\'e to hut down thP art gallerv AAA Electrd !14 m NPwpurl BPach which wos a shd11·d \'lSICJO ol his rtnd SudwePks b •lure her murder He isn't conhdr>nt that thP. per- l)on ''hn kdl<•d Suclv.eeks will be !ound h\. pullc<• 'I fe hr1sn 't made dn}' fulurt' pldn but :.tt1d hP.. \\'ould hkf' to movP ·I w dill to leav" hew • h"' said "This pl<tc" holds a lot of bad memorJPs. I hatP Orange County. I'd ratl1er go anywhere than here.• Man pleads innocent to peeping DIANA t. Vllo'll.1 / DAit Y PILOT . 8 Irvine man chargt>d with using a VIdeo camera to look up a woman <., skirt at Fashion Island. Ooay Aloi NEWPORT BEACH -An Irv ine mc1:i ~u pect· eel ot p ekmg underneath a \\Oman~ ,t.,1rt '-"'Ith a video camera ctl Fd"h1on blctnd plt•ddt>d innocent to the charge Wt'clnescltt} m 1 iarhor Jtt-.IJCP Cen· ter. David \\'ay:n~ Lpnun 34, is one of the flI'St Orangt"' County ws1denl'> to bi' pro...,ecuted on the~ basis of using an Ul'>tr\1lnt1nt \\'lth the intent to invdd~ o;omeone' pn\'dC) If convicted, the maximum sentc-nc e l" "'x months m JdiJ. HIS tnal 1 ... set for Dec. 15 One councilman calls for d . ~ colleague to resign. The may-Newport Beach residents Harold and Ruth Snyder, ages 96 and 92, are celebr~ting 70 year of wedded bliss today . Lyman wtts dm' ted Auu 9 for al!egedh' usITTg a video camera thdl wa poinh•d u nderneath wom,m's skirts One of the wonwn, a 27-ycar-old I luntington Beclch res1d1•nt, ~d\\ LymJn .;tandmg too clo e to her in The Store of Knowledge Lyman '"'ds allegE'dly Cdtrymg the video camera m a bag when the womc1n nobccd a Cdlllc•rtt Jen' a1m£>d in or's tossing m the towel alter j\lst one term. The city manager is given a raise, p(aised and -Just as • everyone's soaking that up -dis- massed. Rumors swu l. Power plays e f I >I f I 11 D.idy I' dot··. I' It'( f 11 JI l t 111dur·l1·r11 • 11 t ". Jllt· J',1' ',1'1· ( 1 •1111111>1111 v 111111111. P.iq• fl. 1 ;.., develop. Consp1Tacy theories aboU!ld. The counal that was described as the •dream team" only two years ago has become, uh, the Dodgers? But 1ust m the ruck of time, an electlon. Four of the seven seats are up for grabs, but don't expect wholesale changes. 1Wo of the mcumbents, Nonna Glover and Dennis O'Neil, aren't even being challenged. With O'Neil, no big deal The guy has become somethmg of a rock out there in Corona d el Mar, though some would say he lacks the everyman qualities that his predecessor, Phil Sansone, had. Oh well. Even if someone had decided to take on O'Neil, the former city attorney would have had to disgrace hlJmelf in some m ajor fasluon not to win re-elecbon. Glover's had a rougher time of it. If her first te rm was a marathon, the past few months have been H eartbreak Hill She's wobbly, U!lcertdin, proba- bly lookiilg for a ruce cool wtiy station obout now. Glover has become the fall guy m the ou ter of Kevm Mur· phy, though it's not clear - nolhi1lg really is in this whole affair -that she de.serves that distinction. Glover also suffered the indlgnatton of haVing a col· league call for her rcsiqnabon because of a Dear John letter she sent to a would·bc write-in candidate. There has also bcPn talk of rot-dll, which may explain why Glover has gone lo the trouble of raising nearly $30,000 for u campaign he can't pe>!>sibly lose. Thal or she's plaruung one heck of a victory party. The most surreal contest may be the D1stnct 4 5cramble between Gary Adams and Ron Winihip to replace Mayor Tom Edwards. That Edwards ts even SEE MARBLE MGE A11 ''I tlon 't think ihere is a secret. We lot'e eacb other, and that 's about all I can sa.Y. '' -Ruth Snyder .a ermanent bond Newport couple credit their 70 years of marriage to sharing the same interests and enjoying each other 's company T he way Ruth Snyder still gig- gles when she looks at her husband, Harold. you'd think the two were newlyweds. But when they wake up this mom- mg, they will be celebrdting 70 years ot manta) bllss. Harold and Ruth, still ClS acllve and witty as they've always been, don't seem to tlunk it's that big of a deal. There's no secret to it, the Newport Beach couple says. They JU'st love each other ·we like the same things, and we like to be togelhc>r," says Harold, 96. "We both like to travel around the United Stdtes, and we've hJ.•t.•n lo everv capital of every stdle." · • \Vhile d 70lh w~dclmy anniversary Cdll!. for celebrdl1on, the two aren't planmnu t1 b1y pdrty. ·~tosl of our fm•nch an• yone, •say~ Ruth, 92 "We've ouUJV<'d all ol them: I-low do they clo it'? For exercise, I larold takc>s a bnsk walk every mommu for 45 nunutp-. around the neighborhood, .md Ruth nde~ a sldtionary luke. Hdiolcl still drives -d)though 1ust tlround lo\\ n •We try to edt nght and t•n1or hie," ht ~ays > •• SEE SNYDER PAGE A19 INDEX QASSIFIED ---.·--·--.. -·-· 84 04TEBOOK .. .._. ____ ....... J.14 POLICE FIUS ____ J.2 PUBLIC NOTICES ·-·····-·---83 SOCIETY _._ .. _,_, .... ____ ,.A 13 SPOm -·--81 WEATltER --·--··----·-··.A2 Wf.ATHER Mori ol tltesonre cokJ momhfstnlcold. Mfinp, wtlt 0 ,,,,, """' in ,.,_,, S..,.l2 Newport Harbon ...... Beldeft wanll oft an altlldl lly • 11 'lbro opponeal during Wedne9dlly'a ............ Newport .......... w . .. •her d1rectton Th~ \'lClun -.creanwd "hen -.he ... aw the camera, which dlNtL?<l ... tore -;taff and he.r hu,. band. Pohce conllscated lhl' v1clt>otape... '' h1ch reportedly showed three women w.ho '~ere una'' c1rf' that L\ man Wd-. tapmg them L} nlttn's attorney. Dcnms O 'Connell, '>old th' CdW will be dllhcult to pro-.;e b&"au e the law .... up- ulal£., a • rea!'onabll• cxpectatwn of pnvacy• oppbc<> when someone 1 .... m a bmldm~ or home, not pel•nng into or underneath dothm9 0 Con· nell odcted that the di....tnct attorne) · ... 1ntcrpr"ta- non mt·ctns someone\\ oulct haH' to •oc cup) th ir clothe" •It's hke say mg ti someone p1ckp0ekcl" vour wallet from your pant' calling It a re-.1dent1al rol•· berv, • he -.aid. ·11 com• (!own to the JUdge'., tran .. latton of tht• lc1w dnl r IPd a Santa Ana mdn who wa1; acquittt•d 01 .,unilar chttrg ., h~ a Ordnge County Supenor Court 3udge Lyman hc1s d ht .. tClr)' of \'O un~m-1 l.ttted ollensl'S. He was nmv1ct<•d of onP count of J>C<>p· mg two yedrs ago whPn he \, "" .... pp.ng ml a11 lr.'lnc woman through her wmdow He was plaC't"'d on thtee years probation and comph.?h•d 20 hours ol commurut} -.er. Kt>. If Lyman 1s tound qiulty m this ca-. •, it would be conc;1dered a pro- bation v1olat1011, 0 Conn 11 said City raises doubts over El Toro letter . . • Otticials want to talk ai1port with South County but haven't heard hack. .II !I.II I H )( \1,1 ~"I> . . 1uoposed that the ke l5SU , l down SEE EL T°"° Mal At9 • • A 2 Thursday, October 29, 1998 I Newport Beoch/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot BEST BUYS PILOT PEOPLE r greer wylder 'Halloween job is a .real. scream Buy a p iece of Ca1nelot at Discovery Shop T tie American Cancer Dis- covery Shop has acqwred a huge King Arthur table v.'lth six tufted chd1rs that ongi- ncilly cost $7,500. and ts selling 1t for $900 The Amencttn C dncer D1scov1!1'} Shop 1s an upscale resale shop that '>ells just about everythinc1 you could undgine. There drt> nwn's, women's and childwn\ clothing dnd ongindl oil p<1mllngs, Wdlnrcolors, signed t1th0<JTdphs, <'hind. hutches, com- puter", d new matltess and lh1s week, d C'l<1ssic car from an auto how htt'i bl.'·en donated. It's at 2600 E. Codst I lighway, Corona dcl Mdl For mort> mlormation, cctll l'Wll M0-4777. HEIS . Scaring the pants off of you. SLIDING INTO NIGHTMARES Warner, a Costa MeSd res1dent, has been a monster at Knott's Scary Farm for 14 'years. This year he is wandenng the streets of "Camp Spooky" as a slider -someone who wears heavy-duty knee pads and scares people by running and slJchng into them · "It's the sheer surpnse of the noise and then having someone stanchng up in your face that gets people," Warner, 31, said STALKING. HIS VICTIMS Carrymg an old can filled with nuts and bolts and wearing a . frighterung mask, Warner said he lurks in the fake fog until he spots his next Vlctim, usually someone who is visibly Jumpy. He said his scare tactic is to "stalk" those people for as long as they continue to be scared. 'Tm a creep-up, sneak-up stalker,• Warner said "I pick out one person, stalk them for about 10 yards and then wlusper something scary in their ear • When the people run of! scd!ed, Warn- er goes slichng alter them. "It's a real crowd pleaser because the people around me can see the whole thing,• he said THE THRILL OF THE SCARE Balboa Boat Rentals 1s having it5 hrsl Hdllowcen Hunt on the water. • hnd the lric~s and get tHP twcth with d Halloween Hunt Parkag~ at Balbod Boat Rentals," says ownnr Penny Rodheim. wGdthPr fdrruly and fnends, fill up an el<>rtnc boat, then cast off to seek dncl lind the hidden jack-o' · lanterns around lhe bay Find the Riverhodt Restaurdnt and step aboard for d tasty gobl.ul runner with pdlm redc:!ers and fortune readers to complete the pack- age H nw pnc~ IS $25 per person. Ch1ldrf'n under 10 dre free. ResC'rvat10n<> dre require>d between 6 cmcl q p m. Saturday. It s dt 510 E Ectcwwater Ave on Bdlboo Penm.,ula For more infor- mal.Jon, call (Q49) 673.7200. The monsters that roam Knott's Be,..(y Farm in Buena Park during Halloween Haunt -which takes place 17 nights dur- ing October -get paid to gwe patrons a good scare. who was being cornered by Warner and another monster an~. trying to get away, fell backward into a shallow pond and got soaked. when he was 18 years old afh1 a fnend of his did 1l and told him how fun it was he can't even 90 with her. "I idl.loween ts Knoll's Scary Fann to me,• he Sdld "I don't know what else to do on l laUowcen " • Nelman Marcus 1s,.mtroducmg the Elton 11 candle, lUe second in a senes of cdndles fr om Sldtkm & ~· to benefit the Elton John AlDS rounddtion. The candle Wa'> created for Elton John from a fragrance he persondlly selected, 'ombirung the scents of gmger ~nd mdngo. Neunan Marcus also £d.mes dn enllre line of home fra· grance products from Slatkin & Co to accompany the new can- dle For every item sold from the Elton II Collection, Slalkm & Co v.111 donate 20"10 of the proceeds to the Elton John AIDS Founda- tion. The price for a deluxe can- t)le With cl matte gold lid is $54, the smaller candle with leopard motil is $28, the par(um d'ambi- ence (room sprny) is $12, four Lghtly sccntc>d volives a.re $28, ~d liquid <.oap l'> $14 Neunan ~larcus 1s at Fash.Jon Island m Newport Beach. For more mfonna- tion, call (~J4CJ) 759-1900 Warner said the people under the gory masks thrive on those who are easily !tightened and can usually pick them out of a crowd. "The funruest reacbon I've seen is peo- ple literally peeing their pants,• Warner said. "I talk to them in this voice-I don't even know where it comes from -and I t.h.iitk that's what does it.• Warner said he realizes there are some people -particularly younger children - who become .intensely frightened to the point thdt they're not having fun. Although he has changed jobs, had d child and is planning a wedding, he Sdid he JUSt can't escape work.mg for the amusement park when October rolls around. I le said the monsters are all very dose This year they are weanng black wnst- bands ford fellow .worker who died of dia- betes. When that happens, he said he tells the person there is a human being under the mask and encourages them to remember •1t's h.ke an addiction,• he said "Even m March and April I start to get a bug for MX more months to Haunt." "We're all like one big farruly, • Warner said. ·we don't see each othe1 dunng the year, but we all get together m October • that when they get scared. · SHOWING COMPASSION NO BETTER THRILL He said the best scare he has gotten ADDICTED TO SCREAMS thJs Halloween season WdS a teenage grrl War:ner started worlqng at the Haunt Although his young daughter will be gomg ~ck-or-treating th.is year, he said . ~ -Story by Jenifer Ragtand, photo by Kim Haggerty-Zyf ius _No room at the inn for computer thieves AnUques 4 U 1s having its sev- enth anmversdry sale through November. There IS d lot to chose from mcludmg Jewelry, furruture, crystaJ and chma. Antiques 4 UIS dt 312 Old Newport Blvd . New- port Bedch For more information, call 1949) 548-4123. A Harvest FesUval 1s sched- uled from 5:30 to 9 p m Sdturday ~t the Nc>wport Mesa Chnsb.an Center 259Q Newport Blvd , Cos- (d Mesa (dcross from the Ordnge rounty Fdirgrounds). The cost ol admtSs1on 1s $5 per person, and it tncJudes d burger or p1aa dinner, unlim1tecl rides, gtlmes and a Jot of candy. It's geared tor children egP'> 2 to 12. Por more m!orma- bon, call (714) 96&-0454. • BEST BUYS IS published ThursdaYJ and SaturdaY$ If you know of a good buy, send a fax to (949) 646 4170 or tvnte to Daily Pilot, Best Buys, 330 W. Day St , Costa Mesa 92627 • Tuesday incident latest case of laptops at hotels being targeted. for theft. GREG RlsUNC NEWPORT-MESA -They are light, valuable and a hot com- modity among cnnunals. Laptop computers are the cream of the high-tech crop for thieves because they are often left unprotected by therr owners and easy to steal. Authonlles said there has been a rash of laptop thefts m local hotels and they have warned management that they could be the next vict:un Case in point: A 27-year-old man walked into a meeting room at the Doubletree llotel on Bristol Street in Costa Mesa on Tuesday .and attempted to take an IBM ThinkPad worth $5,000, police said. Thwarting his plans was Patrick McDonald, a 39·year-old busmessman attendmg a confer- ence who was assigned lo watch the group of computers while the others went to lunch. McDonald chased the suspect, Antonio Cdrba1al, through the hotel, tackling the man on an escalator. Dunng the struggle the suspect bit McDonald on his right forearm, authorities said. The fight ended . ~ the parking lot, where Carbajal was caught by McDonald an~ hotel secunty Carba1al was arrested and booked on susp1oon of strong arm robbery and assault w1th a deadly wedpon Carbajal gave o false idenbty, and invesb.gators hope to hnd out his real name througl} his fmgerprints. Authorities said thieves target upscale hoteb because they are easily accessible and have Jax secunty. Costd Mesa police said there have been dl least six. thefts this year at prominent hotels. Newport Beach police report 17 thefts at Newport hotels c;ince the beginning of the year. · While the numbers don't stack up to the dmount of car ste reos or cellular phones stolen m the Newport-Mesa area every year, the loss of laptop computers IS a financaJ blow to v1cbms. Laptop computers usually range in price from $2,000 to $5,000. Newport Beach police were concerned enough to call a meet- 1119 of hotel managers in August to alert them lo the problem. "I think there IS a general con- cern among the hotel commuruty over this," Sdld Joe Bann, general manager of the Doubletree Hotel on Bristol Street. •we have told our enure stall to be more con- scious of thJs We are tryi.ng to deter this type o( event." Police have adV1Sed. hotel per- sonnel to lock unattended meet- mg rooms or have someone guard the computers, as McDonald did. HThey have lo keep their eye out for anyone,~ so.id Costa Mesd police Lt. Ron Smith. HThe thieves could be ctisgwsed as guests who are trying to blend m with the rest of the crowd • D~~.filot BEAQf BS HQilJNf news stones. 1llustnrt1ons. ed1to· rial matter or advert.1s.ements WEATHER (949) 642-6086 RKord ~r commenu about the Dai y Pilot or news tips VOL 92, NO. 257 AD'2BESS Our iddreu 1s 330 W Bay St., Costa Mesa, Cahf 92627. TMOMAS H. ,IOHNSON, CQBBECTIQfiS Publisher W1WAM LOeoELL. It is the Piiot's poli<.y to prompt· Editor ly correct all errors of substance STEVE MARBLE. Please Qll (714) 57~233 Man.g1nq Edit()( rn TINA IORGATTA, Tl\e Newport BeadllCosta Mesa As~sunt Managing Ed1t0f Dal~ Pilot (USPS-144-800) Is ANASTAOA FRUBERG, pub lshed Monday throogh 5at· City Editor urday. 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The marketplace will be held from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. N ov. 21 at Coaslline's Garden Grove Center, 12901 Euclid St. Tree-lighting gets the switch Nov. 30 South Coast Plaza's 16th annual traditional Christmas tree-lighbng ceremony will be held Nov 30 at 6:30 p .m. Fea- tured will be a white fir illwni- naled with more than 15,000 colored lights. The event will be held in : Town Center Park at the comer of Bnstol Street and Anton : • Boulevard, "next to the Westin Soult\ Coast Plaza. Jenniler York of KTLA-lV's morning news team will be the • honorary emcee and the All- American Boys Chorus of Costa Mesa will be there to kick oft the tree-lighting ceremony. For more inf ormaton, call (714) ·i35·2100. POLICE FILES COSTA MESA • lristol Street A cellular phone worth S600 was stolen from a car in the 3300 block. •~Avenue Miscellaneous tools worth U, 121 were stolen from a home in the 1200 block •Mesa v..'de Drive. Sever•f computen and cleaning equ1Pment worth S19,325 were stolen from a business 1n the 2800 block. • Welt Wiison Street A patio table worth SlO was stolen from a home in the 300 block. • East 17th Street A cellular phone worth S400 was stolen from a car in the 400 block. NnlPORt" mEACH •Avocado Avenue· TWo bfaceleu WOrth S 1,900 were stolen from a home In the 800 block' • ..._ 9oulw..t A gym~ i nd 1 nereo worth $295 were stolen from 1 c.r in the 1500 block. • NelWpOft C.... Drtw: A c.tlul.tr phone worth SSO was stolen from a car Jn the 900 blodc. • • NelWpOft ~ Dttw: A gym bllg ind Its contents worth S 128 wtte Jtoten frotn 1 busmes:s In the 600 bfock. • IMtl•io Drhe. A bicycle worth S400 was stolen from 1homeInthe1400 block. t' • Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot Thursday, October 29. 1998 A 3 Glenn's flight shows seniors can still reach for the sta~ • • • 1' l' B y the time you read this, John Glenn will be orbiting the Earth, wedther and technology permitting One unex- pected perk from Glenn's return to space is the timing. I can write dbout rum instead of~next Tues-. ddy's election. Otherwise. I would have been compelled to offer the Orange County Republican heavy thinkers some sage adiv1ce that they would have both ignored 'and resented when I proved to be Jight. This scenario will play. out r<'gularly until we get new Republican leadership in Orange County, which will likely be the year the Angels win the World Series and the Trinity Broadcast- ing Network gives equal tune to the gay commuhity. As 1 suspect I've mentioned before, qtenn's flight holds a spe· ciaJ significance for me We were born only a few weeks apart in nearby Midwestern towns and entered Navy light tra1Illl1g at the same time. Then, almost 20 years later, I spent a month hanging out with Glenn and the other Mer- cury astronauts when they were trairung at Langley Field in VlT- girua. The result was a book called "Seven Into Space,• which was the first book on our manned. space program, but assuredly not the last Or the most fmanaally successful, because the publisher chose to sell 1t to paperback over my protests when the hrst edition sold out rather qutckJy By that time, Life magazme had elurunat- E•d competition by signing the seven ongmdl astronauts to exclusive conlrdcls and .reporting their activilles m such minute detail that it ounded as lf NASA DAYS UNTIL CHRISTMAS 2601 W. PCH • N.8. • 642-5935 THE BELL CURVE joseph n. bell .. flight What surpnc;ed me was that 1t was al o his only flight -• until he turned 77, that is. J' m puzzled by the people who call this a •stunt" and rall about the taxpayers' money being spent to give a gE>nat.ric former astro- naut u ride mto space. I can't provP. it, but 1 suspect most of these chdfges ar<> being leveled by people a good deal younger than Glenn and me People who don't surfer human fossils gladly, and therefore can't comprehend the real benefits of Glenn's flight. Glenn could help with this, but he .clearly isn't going to. I'm not sure I would, either, lf I was a corporate division of Life. were in his place. That's because But-that isn't what I'm thinking of the conditioning we receive as <.1bout as the Glenn mission clrdws .., we grow old. Becdusc• we believe closer. I'm thrnkmg about the we cun compete qwtP effectively unpact his flight will have on the in a youth-onented soaety, we way we look at older people in seek no quarter. Just opporturuty. this country. And the contempt As a result however, we must JUS· many of the cntics of his partic1-tify ourselves and our perfor- pation hold for this objective. mance m constantly tougher Oddly enough. Glenn's atti-pragmatic terms because we also tude has . pltlyed rather directly j have to overcome the predispos1· into the cntics' hands. By ms1stmg tion ol our society to regard us endlessly on the 1mportance of with growing suspicion. the biologicdl knowledge lo be -That's the rock und hard place gleaned, Glenn has unconsoous* where Glenn finds himself ly put down the emotional and between. II hewer<> to pdiaphrdse psychological benefits of hLS pres· an edrlier astronaut by saymg ot ence on the space shuttle D1scov-rus night: MTius IS one small step ery for mankind, but dn enom10us This doesn't surprise me. leap for old people " he'd be hoot· Glenn was ever the quintessential ed unmerafully. So he plays by professiondl m the early astronc1ut their rules and tdJks dbout snC'n· days Neither irreverenc<> nor hfic ht>nefils. 1 suspect that's easy emotion ever crept mto his cctrdul for him becduse his h(•tld is most- unswers· to quc•C\tions. Wht•n a· ly there. dnywtly. group spokesmtm ·was appropri-But for the rPst of us who ate, he most often WdS th<> orw to dppl<Jud his prC's<•nce atop that step forwdrd ThNc secnwd little rockl'l, 1t says "Stop the ster£>o· doubt to me th!'n that ht> 'A.ould typmy of older pl•ople yve dll pilot the hrst manned orh1tal hdvc some rocket-hopping left m Irvine · ~5:====""=.:;, Ranch Market S I N C F. .f. ' Joseph Bell with John Glenn at Langley Field cafeteria in 1960. us.· That's especially important to recogruze dS the percentage of elderly citizens in our population grows steadily. Retirement has become d way station rather lhdn an end-all. A good mcl!ly retirees dre servmg our cornmuruty well -two, for example, Serene Stokes dnd David Brooks, on our school bodrd. I don't bl~f!!~. the young umong us for elbowing their way mto the places ·we once occupied. I did that my~<'lf a Jew years ago But if they ml•c>t restStancP, that's just u., saying WC' re not reddy yet to give> l1p our seat e<1siJy on the rocket. And that\, the mei:.sdge .John Glenn ii; sending, whether he ctrt1culates it -or even bPlwves it. Not aJJ of us hdve skills with the v1s1lnlity potPntwl of Glenn's But I can still run down a lob or <1 drop shot and bedl my former '>tudents UlCclSIOnullr on d bdsketbdll court. So cun a lot of my gPriatric fnends We'll dll b~ ndmg m thP 1ump sc>dt when GlPnn lilts oft • JOSEPH N. BELL is a Santa Ana Heights resident His column runs Thurs days AGENTS D b Al'der ,o,. • Dnn Adams Dot A ~ms Servin O.C. for over 35 .. J lome tour nets $70,000 for school The 25th annual Cororuu del Mdr Middle School an High School PTA Home Totl( drnw almost 2,000 pectatori to the area's posh neighbor· hoods Tuesday. Organizers of the even( b'~hcve they may have reached their 9001 of raising between $70,000 a.11d $75,000 for the school. ·we won't know the final num~ until Friday,,. said PTA member Carol Warsaw. "We .sold uc~ween 1,850 and. 1,~00 tickets at $40 dfiiece." ·This 1s our only major fund-raber of the yecU, • War-' saw said ~The money will be"' used for th ng:. thdt the !'late dnd the distnr.l c<m't provide tor th~ ~choul. It' dlso for teachers' wish hsts " Health fair today at South Coac;t Plaza South Co<ist PlaZd, Dcl~•tte & Touche, Latham & \\'at.kiri:. and Rockwell are sponsonng their third ttnnultl Health Fd.lf from 11 :30 H m. to 1 30 p, m. today. the event Mll take place on the lot next to Plaza Tower, on Anton Boule\'did and AvPnue of the Arts For more mfonnation, ~on tc.1c:t Brenna \'\'ctlravcn at (714) 435-2100. ,...~ ......... Come celebrate with us! Our Ruby Anniversary Enjoy an opportunity to do ome early Holiday Shopping 7 .. Up to 40 % Off on merchandise now in tock And a Special Showing of a Fine Ruby Jewelry Collection now through Nove1nber 4th Don't miss this chance to select fron1 BARR'S BARGAINS. Sc1/e en</s Noi. 4th. \' CHARLES H. BARR J 803 We tcliff Drive, Newport Beach~ CA 92660 (949) 642-331 (:) Fax (949) 646-0664 I •,... A 4 Thur$day, October 29, 1998 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot The Daily Pilot takes a close look at incumbents facing challengers in Tuesday's elections . COSTA MESA OTY COUNOL- GARY P.4\0NAHAN Incumbent Councilman Gary Monahdn will be difficult to unseat cons1d£'ring his con· sbtuents support rum and the can- dldates he's tunning dgainst have little to say about why the status t{UQ needs to change Monahan ts the sole incum- bent m a rdce agi:l.inst hve -other ccllld.idates for two seati.. Mayor Peter Buffa is not running for re- election. , With the exception of Chris Steel, the candidates had no cnll- cism of Monahan's vol.mg record • .md share his pro-busin~s stance. Steel said he blames Monahan and the other council member.> Jor th~u supP.Qrt of '>OCial pro· warn!>, which he! said contributes to ovNcrowded schools, a hlgh . cnme rate and the fught of busi- nes.-,e., und legal residents Carolm1' Butler said she and Monahan'hdV<' different VIews on ~he JOb ccntN Moncihan sup- ports turning ovt>r to d private operator. Linda Ducon said although she upports nw l>usmc'>l> community, )he considers 1sc;ues from the • broader per- spective that quality of life of residential neighborhoods also must be recognized. James FISier said he wowd take ·a stronger stand agai~st Gary Monahan spending tax· . payer inoney to cUd illegal a.liens. Candidate Lawrence Jones hil- ly ahgried himself with Monahan. .. Gary Monahan has supported Costa Mesa's small businesses while watching out for the inter- ests bf the res1denti.," Jones said. .. He has supported development while at the same time has helped create open spaces for our youth I fully support. these ideas and r !eel he has been ah actlve partlc.i· pcinl m movmg Costa Mesa m t,he correct direction.• During his last four yedr& m office, Monahan said he has built a reputation for supporting "baclC-to-ba~ics • government concentrallJlg on publlc .,afety, public works and property righti.. Monahan said rus accomplish- Not to be confused with the Competition!! The one, the ori inaJ 17th St. Beau in the Ross Sho Caroline Butler for City Council . because she cares about Costa Mesa Caroline s Commitments to Costa Mesa ... Improving Traffic and Road Conditions · Public Safety Private/Public Partnerships Expanding Youth and Senior Services A LEADER WHO LISTENS . ments 1.11cludP hi.nng more police officers, pasNtge of term limits, starting the alley replacement program, reorganiz.ing the build- ing department and chairing both the Newport Boulevard spedlic pldn and the Eastside traffic study. He said he has also lent his support to the expansion of Neighborhood Watch programs, the park ranger program, the pur- chase and development of the farm sports complex and the first· time homebuyers program. Monahan's constituents most often oted tus wtllingness to lis- ten to issues. Joanne Morello of the Wallace Area Improvement Group said Monahan has helped the group and listened to con- cerns it had about the West Side. •What's so impressive about Gdry IS from the minute I first met him he was approachable, he was sincere, he took the time to get to kno.w the issues so he knows what he's voting on,'' said local businesswoman Nancy Clark. C'osta Mesa resident Jane Abbott said her support for Mon- ahdn has strengthened since he took offJce. MOngit!ally, I dldn't vote for him when he went in,• Abbott said. •But J think he's developed on the job. He seems to be work- ing well with the council.· · Crlticis.m of Monahan came not from his voting record but from hls employment as manager or Skewers Restaurant and' Brew- ery. Costa Mesa resident J .A. Montgomery said working for an establishment that catered to young people meant Mon'ahan couldn't be m touch with br0c1der issues Resident Mary Fewel faulted Monahan for previously working for fugitive restaurateur Sid Sof- fer, whom she characterized as being unfnendly to neighborhood concerns. . Monahan supporter Larry Weichman, however, cited Mona- han's employment as a strength. He said because Monahan has a blue-collar job, he has the ability to relate lo his constituents. "He's the man's man,• Weich- man said "He's the down-to- earth common person.• . NEWPORT-MESA UNIFIED SCHOOL DfSTRICT - JUDY FRANCO Owing Judy Franco's 18-year tenure on the school board, the district has weathered an embez· zlement, a county bankruptcy, school closings and reopenings, five superintendents and an influx of hundreds of new teach· ers and administrators. But the one issue that sbcks out in the mind of Tom Szulga, her opponent in this school board election, is the fact that dunng lhcil Ume, the showers at Ens,iqn Intermediate School haven't worked. •1 brought it up in July and here it is November and no ont>'s done anything about it,• Szulga said. "l know everyone says she·s a great listener, but we need someone who's a doer on the school board.~ • Full Service Cal~ JOHN BLOESER CARPET ONE • Catering 645-0209 Costa Mesa 642-1142 fiie Corona del~~ lluun M.o '"~ ~ l~m ~' e.: ~'"I~ •rm CA J k •21hU "The Oldest Carpet Company m California" ~ 2927 S .. Bristol St. • Costa Mesa ~ (!IS mile south of South Coast PJa7a) 64+a226Ma.,\, ~ourwebsite (714) 751-2324 •• . ' . . . . . . . Ji.-.-j ...... s.J, • .,. , .. ,,.-J f*••• .,/ a-..J ....... f~tu (.1'.J Ma lod """'--.. tv,i. S..loool .. \....,.,,. Aw futo OMt ..ad (luiivM at 111 . . . . . Ji ·m ·Silva O}!!!:-SUPERVISOR As ocµ Sypervisoc. Jim Sllva has worked to improve Costa Mesa: 1"' Spearheaded the securing of funding f0< Improvements to the 405/73 confluence J"" Arranged for the lnstaHotton of a debris boom In the Greenvllle- Bonrnng ChoMel 1"' Secured S 100 million In funds for the Santo Ano River Project. cutttna OMC local flOocl IMQftCI nnn Jn 11am .,, Won(lng toward ellminating ooy new bridges over the Spoto Alla Ri\er 1"' Led Orange County out of the bankruptcy wtmotrt 111111g OlfC taxtsl Proven. Eftectlve. Endorsed. Womlng tor us. Worklna tor Costa Mesa Elected offlclols, Costa Mesa endorsements "/have found Caroline to be profes510nal, but WTth a persona.I touch. She IS mnovatrve WTth her ideas and does a lhorou(Jf1 JOIJ of folbwing throUQh on projeets. The Human Relations Committee Is 1ust one of the ways Caro/me serves Cost.a Mesa. She is very act1v11 m the Senior Center and many other . Civie actMties. 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' Newport Beoch/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot To SzuJga, the Ensign spigots are a symbol of the neqll'rt und decay that he said nave occurred m . both the dis- tnct's faciJities and educa- honai., quality Torn Szulga during frdn- co's tenure on the school bOdrd. •Every lad in her zone goes to Ensign," he said. "The whole time she's been on the board the showers haven't worked. If the showers at your home didn't work, it wouldn't take you 18 yean. to get it fixed I think this is just the llp of the iceberg What else does the school board know about that they're turning a blind eye to?• · Szulga's passion has spiced up this year's drowsy scbool boi.1rd clecttons, but support for Franco seems to be high in her zone. At the state level, Franco said she has important connections within the Calilorrua School BOdrds Assooation that are bene- hc1dl to the entire district She also serves as Legislation Chdir on three loccll PTA boards and is an elected officer on the • tarbor Council of the PTA. She has a list of endorsements from the likes of county 'fl:easurPr John Moorlach. Costa Mesa May- or Peter Buffa, school board Pres- ident Jim Ferryman and scores of parents. ·she's always been a great rPpresentallve," said Newport Elementi.1cy School parent Mark Wood ·she cQmes to all our PTA m~tings. and I've dealt with her and she'.s been great: Even though the anti-incum- bent mantra "we need new blood," resonated at the onset of the elections, Franco's years of expenence are vtewed by many as an asset "I tend to think that new blood is good," said Newport Elemen- tary parent Conroe Adnoff. "But I don't know if it applies m her case. She'~xtremely active For her, 1 th1lif it's a plus that she's been there such a long time.• In addition to parents withm Franco's 'Ihlstee Area 5, there were also some parents m other areas of the district who felt she fairly represented their interests on the board. "I think she lS very knowl- edgeable,• said Estancia parent Shem Hoyt. "I trunk she's doing a pretty good job. I have her sign in my front yard.• NEWPORT-MESA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT - SERENE STOKES A corrunon election-time mala- dy is voters feeling that their only choice is the lesser of two evils. But that's far from the ca'° in the Corona del Mar school boord election, where a popular incum- bent, Serene Stokes, is runni.ng against a well-liked teacher1 Kathy Schwarz. Botn have hands-on experi- ence working with schools and education issues. A former princi· pal. Stokes has an administrative perspective that is helpful on the board. A Newport-Mesa teacher 1tnd parent, Schwarz has a btrd's- eye view of issues facing class- room teachers. Corona del Mar pdrenl Janet Bro.wn expressed a sentiment echoed by evNal parents m the zone: "I think Serene is doing c1 good job, but I happen to favor Kdthy Schwarz.• Schwarz said some of the rea- sons she is running are her disap proval of the way Stokes and the whole school board have dealt with dropping test scores and the Ryan Hunts- man/zero-tot- erance case, which has mushroomed into d $5 mil- lion lawsuit. .. 1 think Serene Stokes Serene is soft. pedaling the SAT-9 (standarclized test) results from my zone,· Schwarz said "There's been a signuicant slide, and it should be a priority." According to last year's test results, within the Corona del Mar zone, sixth-grade reading skills were at the 83rd percentile, eighth grade at the 68th per- centile and 10th grade at the 54th percentile. Schwarz also contends that the district should have left the can- tankerous Huntsman issue to the Police Department and that the zero-tolerance drug and alcohol policy needs to be amended. The district has spent about $50,000 on two failed court efforts to defend its decision to suspenct Huntsman. "l th.mk that was a waste of money,• Schwarz said. "There are better ways they could have used 1t. • But like Franco, Stokes has d long list of impressive endorse- THE· FLOOR cuvs · ., SINCE 1951 33% OFF CARPETS Berber -Plush Textures 50% OFF All Ceramic Tiles All In Stock Carpets All In Stock Vinyls LINOLEUM -CERAMIC TILES -VINYL FRg-Ufetime Installation Warranty FREE-Upgraded Podding E -Furniture Moving f.8§-Ufetime Podding warranty E-Old Carpet & Pad Removal -Floor Care Kit . CARPET -VINYL -WOOD -LAMINATE -CERAMIC TILE -AREA RUGS ,.., ""·"'"· f..f IAr. ,.,,,.,,, Alsa1wr , f M9J6S0·167' 124 Earrt*mur COIT' MUA, CA ,1111 \... I ~ 17~ ~s The Fleer o.,. ~ J • ~~~,,,,..,,, -~ Thursday, October 29, 1998 AA ments, mduding Assemhly- woman Mt.1rilyn Brewer, Orange County schools Superintendent John Dean and forrne1 Corona del Mar PTA president Mary Ann Scott. • Ier dealings with parents ht1Ve c11SO left many With a fClvor - dhle impression think she does a good JOb. I've had a meeting with her dnd ll sounded hke she knew what she W<iS doing." County fell into the largest mumopal bankruptcy m history. Former Newport-Mesa school board member Forrc t Werner aid he too believes that Stokes did a good job m her fui;t term ol ledllllllg the pulse of the commu- nity and that she has been respons1ve to her constituents. • H e demonstruted very strong leadership dunng_ that l.lme in Orange County's histo- ry/' said New- port -Mes a school board President Jim Having b<>en a prinapal m the Santu Ana school district, she said she has an understdnding of the needs of all the ·schools, their staffi. dnd teachers. She hds dlso alway!. worked hard to get rmscs for Nf'wport-Mesa teachers, who until recenUy were dlllong the lOW('St pd1d in Orange County ·she's' doe:; her homework.• he said. "I think she does the nghl things for the schools. She makes the nght decisions • Jlm Sliva Ferryman. •He But the quality ITu:lflY of her constituents find dttracuve l5 that she is t.1ccessible to them. ORANGE COUNTY 2ND DISTRICT SUPERVJSOR -JIM SILVA If Orange County SupeTVlSor J1m Silva were getting a report card from his constituents, his grades would range from A-plus to F. depending on who you talk to. WdS ddamant about not 1a1 ing taxes to pay for what thi> bankruptcy cost. and ulbmalf•ly, t~xes were not raised .• •she seems nice enough,• Sd1d Corona del Mar parent Sue Vesccra. "She comes to our meet- ings and seems very accessible, which seems very unportant in an elected official." In the bankruptcy department. Silva's supporters give tum high marks. 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Un less otberu1ise noted, all classes and el'ents are free. November 14 llhnlll B a.m.· noon November 11 Wldnelday, 7 p.m. Oral Cancer Screening Men and women age ..O+, ~pecially \\ith a history of tobacco use shouJd receive an annual oral screening exam. Receive an oral exam by a lloag ph)~cian and learn about pm·entlng this disease. Appointments required. Breast Health Education Bring your mothers. daughter., and friends to learn about the potentially life-sming bre-Jst self-examination. Presented by Sandy Finestone, p,y o. November 18 Great American Smokeout Wldnelday, 1 p.m. Kick-off event Paren~ and children are imitc<l to attend this e\ent \\.hich \\-ilJ teach about the danger., of tobacco use Children can Adopt-A·. moker and encourage the , moker to quit for the da .. Are You Suffering from Sports- Novamla' 10 Related Knee Pain? ...... y, 7 p.11. Novanm-17 .. ldal 7p.IL Learn how to prevent and tre·Jt common sports-related knee injuri~. Presented by Ralph Venuto, M.D .• Hoag Hospital orthopedic surgeon. Maybe A Baby? If you arc thinking about ha\ing a baby. lhL' seminar b for )OU! Learn everything you need to know before prcgn:u1cy. Presented b>• Weatherford Clayton, M.D., Ho.,ag Hospital OBIG~ Ladies Night Out Presents: Self- Nov•lller 10 Worth -Don't Leave Home Without It .. 1111•1111.a. Nov•mr17 1ll1day,7µa. \'isiohary succcs.' str.itegl,t. Jr-~n~ Just \\ill~ m)1hs about self-\\orth and practic-Jl ideas for ~hat }OU can do to de, clop it in yoursdf and otht.>rs Oh, My Aching Hip Learn about the latest innm"Jtions In dlagnosis and trr-Jtment in arthritis of the hip. f>r(~nted b~ Mark A. e•man. M.D .• Ho~ ll n,p1tal orthopedic SUJ'Rl'OO. ,.. eek Novm1_. 18 Rehabilitative pproaches to WllllH~•I 7 ,.... and Back Pain I.ram :1oout the rchahih~ttH aJlproacht.'S to neck and hac:k pai n. Prc~ntcd b} Alexander Frandni~ M.O., If o~l& If osp1tal physiatrht. NDv•_.20 fi•11:91UL The Aging Eye l.e.am ahout th •lat infonnation on \lsion lo ~. c tarart,, glaucoma and ma ulM ~<'r1linn. Pn:'\'t'ntion, SC'rt'<'ning.' and medical/ urgtt'al httt'"t'flUcMl "ill also be~~ ~tro by Cl~ MacKmlk, M.O .. Hoag Hospital ophlhalmolORLq, • ~ 6 Thursday, October 29, 1998' .. • 12-year-old Costa Mesa resident's many years of entering county fair crornpetitions culminates ·in an award from the -J ~late fair. EttstCEI llotf Pb R dchel Schreyer might only be 12, but she's an old hand when it comes to fair com- P••lillon., ThP Costa Mesa resident has h1•en Pntenng them since she was , }'t'dl"> old and Uus year she pl1Ht>d second at the Califorrua !'>ldh• Fdlr. Rachel got he! second- plut e pnze for a cave art carving ht> t tched on a piece of rock. Hdrhel was one of 17 Orange ... ounty residents to win honors at :the· stdte fair. She wdS aJso one of thP youngest and the only person 1rom Costt1 ~1esa. ·I wa-, reCtlly happy !because) I didn't kno'A 1f that thing was very good," shE> sil1d. ,. fair Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot RACE CONTINUED FROM A 5 "Jun is not the slick~t guy that ever came down the pike and he's not the most articulate speaker you ever heard m your life,• he said. •But the bottom Une rs he gets the job done for his constituents, he puts the time in and u; responsive to the con· slitucnts. • Al Morelli, a Costa Mesa resa· dent who served on the Orange County Charter Cornm.Jssion after the bankruptcy, ayreed that Silva has served the cowtty well. •He campaigned as a tax fighter and I believe he delivered in his pursuit ol not raising tax· es,• Morelli said. •1 give him·an A-plus. He never asked for the bankruptcy, but I believe he han- dled it really well." But it's another story m 1 lunl· ington Beach, the large>t city m Silva's district, where many resi- dents are pleased with Silva. . One of them is City CowtciJ· man Dave Sullivan, who is run- ning against Silva in the election. Mark Porter, a Hunungton Beach resident who is supporting · Sullivan for supervisor, said he would give Silva a C·nunus. l •Jim caved to the fttct that Shr• - hould be able to call the hots, and I don't th1nk she should.· I le said his choice this elec· lion will also oome down to what kind of ~ he wants as hlS representative. •When you take a look at the way Dave~. be'.s dynam. ic, whereas )im tends to be very passive,• Porter ~d. "~im's a nk -e guy, but l don t see him as a dynamic leader.• l luntington Beach residentli have ali;o been disheartened with Silva aver development of the Bolsa Chica m~. Although a majority of aty residents oppose development; he voted In favor of the ho~ project. Eileen Mwphy, a Huntington Beach activist, gave Silva "an F in everything." "He's never been a friend of the enwonment and has always lx-en m the developers' pock. ets, • she said, adding that Silva was the one who pushed for the mesa project to be processed through the county rather than the oty. ·1 really feel he doesn't c.are about the environment, no mat- ter what he says. Anything he's done doesn't show that he even ' really cares." Silva. said he feels he ha!! earned d second tenn because 01 his work m getting the county S out of the bankruptcy, imple-9 m<?ntmg senior citizen programs ttn~ improving public safety. Th!!> llds been d very good year tor Hc1chel Although she has n!l•1c>d her vegetables, pamt· inqs. crafts, stones and baked ouods in dozens ol cornpetibons c \;f•r tht• YPdtS, 'Uus IS the hrst year .. 11c plc1ccd at the Orange County MARC MARTIN I DAJtV PILO'I' With il nail and a piece of slate, Costa Mesa 12-year-old Raebel Schreyer won a second-place award in the state fair, held in September, for her cave etchings. ' He said one Uung that trked him was the tSsue of Chtef Exec· utive Officer Jan Mlltermejr's contract. Silva at first came out saying he would vote to reduce her powers but ldter changed hls rrund. •The question i!., 'Who's going to supervise?'• Porter scud. -Compiled by Elise Gee, Husein Mashni and Jenifer bgaand ; I 1111 making her el!gible for the I -.tu IP compeUllon. A cookie recipe she mhented lrom an older brother also won ' lk•st of Show.· but they couldn't -.ave those for the state cQmpeti- t1un. said Schreyer's mother, < 'pc1ha ·r\.1y brother used to make them and he'd get flf'St so I just .. started making them," Rachel said. • But her cave art etching earned her a big ribbon for the state fair. She became interested in cave art after her f amaly took a tnp to France m 1995 to sec the real thing. Rachel, who is hornc-schooled, begdil researching the tlrl dS part of a project. The SchreyPT homl' 1s The Perfect Holiday Gift Tha.t Really Lasts ... 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(a~ross from Hoag Hospit.ll cncran~e) 949•645•6544 ~~-~~--~~~-~-~~-~ mike District 1 for Newport .Beach City Coundl New.Pon Beach Llzy Cowrdl Hon. Tom Edwards Mayor Hon. Dannis O'Neil Mayor Pro tern Hon. Jan Oebay Hon. John Noyes Hon. Tom Thomson fDUMf New.pga lkpclt Mq;p1 Phil Sansone Jackie Heather Ooraan Marshall James B. Stoddard Milan Dostal Pl4Minl CqnaWsjon Ed Salldl Chair Richard Fuller Secretaty Anne Gifford JackEgan Pres .. Udo Sands Homeownel s Assoc SllPJe Bromberg Pres .. Li1de Balboa Island Assoc Pete TM Pres , West Newport Community Assoc Stewart BeNnre, Jr Pres .. Manna Park Community Assoc ValSkoro Pres.., lrviie Terraoe Community Assoc. Steve Puppo Pres , Newport Shotea Community Assoc PhilSaNono Pres .. Corona del Mar Residents Assoc Alan Siooc:k Pres , Balboa Cows Resdents Assoc Jad( Calatwl P18S . -Elect. 9alboe lal lmpt'O'o'8m8f11 Assoc Betty & Don Adwlson. BanyAllen Nancy & Nils And8ruOn Anne & Bob Bld'l8l'n Lynda & Slew a.ctmi Pod Barde Sob~ JohnBbn u.a & Thomas Bumenthal Rome Bromberg SobBnMn Oi9ne & Ttm C~ TomCa.y Lan Cheu Barbara & Dr Ted Clarke Shella & TllT'I Collins Rhonda & Cal Coetsworii Diane & Michael Coon Daw Cosco Sue & lim Daum Stanton W Davies. If Carol & Geon DIMS J1mdoBoom MelcO/e Oe'Mne GatyDISano ~KayEgan Tony Eason Use & Daw! Fabian JohnGaraa Anne Gtffofd Norma Gik:tlnst Bing Gil1.ig Cmdy & Loo Gmlom!Wl Da\'8Goft Art Gtonat<y Betty Giii' HalHattey l.uwnll Haytin Pe18r Heltnctt lJnd. I RY1h Hill Lee Holingsworfl ~Honig Dr Rd\ard A Hougtit,,, Al9..a I AlllOny Jaditson Jo~ Seil & Beth Klannan • Penny & Bob Knox Or Rdwd L l<twuley, 11 Ewtyn & Ac:hard Kl'llnz»y ' D.yna & Bii l<roegef Suunl.Amon ~Undllt1I Siiiy & Or Nomwt l.oata Su ... ' Riclwd l.uetn O.,M91J19MO Calhanne & Fred Mclaren Chns & Ed Means Courtney & AIJ/hi Moe Tom NaU{ttll:ln Bonn• O'Netl Thais O'Neil Dtane & Dan Parr Liddy & Scott Paulsen Dayna & Bob Peait Bil Popejoy MctlMI Por»r John Pnc:hard Came & Michael Reynolds Susan & John Rinek Blllfmg Carol & Dick Rivett Marie & Moms Rolins ~Rosener Calheme Saar SueSeooy .Bob Sheftan ~Shrtey Sll9phen L Shlttey Or Sllphen Sholkoft ScottShuUlewori't Jerry Smlt'I l.88~ Ekzabef'I Slllhr Banys.ir'I ~D SllpNns Suun l BNce Sumner . ~T.,, Pan:. & Loufa Tomuelll Aictwd'Mn H9tt>eft Wl!Mrn• cm.-. a Mark Wood BobW/M BobYwlt P.i&~z..11er {Pfll*I•) ~ Newport Beach/Costa Meso Doily Pilot ..... Cindy, Chris and Chelsea . Carden of Balboa Island take along the Dally Pilot · while snowboarding in Sun Valley, Idaho. it~ Stephen, Chris and Mary Auerbach, back row, Laura Huggins, Marissa Auerbach (holding the Daily Pilot) and Danielle Hug- _gin.s enjoy a white Christmas in Park City, Utah. 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I • on vacation · Thur$day, October 29, l 998 A 7 ABOVE: Terry and Sally Row;,elot of NeWJ>Ort Beach take a trip to the spot Jn Yosemite Valley where their daughter wa'> wed last year. TOP LEFT: Mike Lawrence, Costa Mesa residen t and Co'sta Mesa l ligh School . teacher, takes. the Daily Pilot to Ghlrardelll Square in San Francisco. The paper makes for a nice read w~le enjoying a sundde. LOWER LEFT: Elizabeth Lorenz takes a break from her family vacation in Napali, Hawaii, to enjoy the coastllne and the Daily Pilol RIVERBOA'".f' R ESTAl J RAN'"( \Waterfront <'!assH· at The Ne'' port Harbor Nauttrnl Mu~l·um <fomtl'rly Rrubtn r: U>P} 151 E Coast Hwy in J'.'1cw port Beach 1'<11 VALIDWITll \°"\ OTHfllO•ftll lllll"'O Tiii'-ADTO llUEIVf. Al FOil i 01111,£1 l:"TltU' Sandy and John Thomas take the Daily Pilot to Franconia otcb State P uk in the \'\hlte Mountains region of '\ew H amp .. hlrP. ~TALL .OUR SER.VICE C ARE ABOUT POWE.R. LS ptl\\erful. Lik<' taking tlw time 1(1 u•iHI to a child. 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J0/31/<)8 W'HOt.t :.ttAl..E TO THE PllBl..IC' Re-Elect Judy Franco Newp(>rt-Mesa Unified School District Trustee " ... we must demand high academic standards. Students must graduate as productive, posuive, critical th inkers prepared to meet the challenges of the 2 1st Century." Judy Franco School Distri ct Trustee Areas 1. Stress the Basics 2. Increase Parent and Community Involveme nt 3. Ensure Financial and Staff Accountability 4. Focus on the Future We support Judy Franco ... an ex periencedt responsive leader ... for the Newport-Mesa School Boa rd. bm1cc Alder Jim&:. Muy l•cnyman Ken &. l~tlee Lamin Mel cl R1c;Juc R1chk:y Di rty & Dc:bra AUcn C.narlenc h\hcr Rhoda l. in ck r Tod & Kay Ridaeway Ron Amburacy Richard &. \1ary Lu f-incl Of. Norman R. L.oau Ilea Riley Dorothy A Andcrt0n P1ul .t lheruc he.ch Many 4 Amcli1 Lockney Bill 4 Jean Ruter Tcny S1mon-Amold Almin l·rcn1.cl R.ln<Yll A Luebke BOO & Joen Ruucn DouaAmold I ..cc 1-rclchham RU6em11y Luinon Kalhy S.n11tcr 10m & N1ncy Amold l'1ul1 CiuJ(rcy Rod & Millie M1cMilhan Phil San•onc Oeuy Jo Bailey Or Charlc1 & Ren• God hall Kimo &. AlilOn M~1t.ll Arlene Schafer Mitch A Muni fbrhr 01"cGoH M1nanfle MeO•mcl Ctlhy Schroeder Mary Ann Barnett R1charJ .t. llr ryl Gowan! ~1d1.1el MeKennon Hrad .t 1'anU1C Schrlllh Bob &. SuJt• Hates V I lkbhieGray Tom Malcolm Jun .t Joen Scou Don .t Debbie Bencd1<.I G1ry & Sharon Gnmcs Ctrol Marun Richard SC'well Uoyd & Donna Dennen Cart & Pcaay Grodach Robcn & Jo Miller 1)1\11d lt Donna Shoc.lllcy Or ThomH cl Kern Hcrwcnuu lltll & Audrey Grundy Robcn & Anne Mtller, Jr Joel & Judy Slu11.ky Or Carol Oeri Mar~ & Sally llarmn John M W Muorlach Dr Loo 4 Sue Sm11h Ste.,.. lhombcr1 f.vclyn llu1 Dr Ttrran<lCI Moran tahc Solomon Da"1d IJruuh D<>h &. 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Wau Jim delloom Wahcr(i lluw•ld llarold G Palttct Judy We11hlman Or I.A Decker Shem lh•~ lihubclh "l.n':. Parlier Rehccta Weith Gile IA;mmcr Jeff & I.aura Janet Sc.ou .\ l.idJy Pwlsen Sally Wehh Rey tl Hamer• DcMoo Dal• ct Su•1e KarJ1l1 Kim Pawell I um:•I & Jane Werner Manon fl l)cv1ck Kim KacclJ S«>u l'oouer Hien W1lex>~ Ouua A M1riart1 Divall June K .... amura JamQ ~uu.11.• Pcr1CW1 l)un A Jane Willet Dnan A lkuey Douahcny l).JviJ ct Suta" K.in .. lda IJQb 4 O.yne l'ctua • Rehl f Wilh•m• l.yM J)o•ly , l low1rJ A J1ne1 Klein ltffry ct Kelly Pctruy Onn " 9oc.lc y w I I fOl'1 Ecklhauccr f amily Jun A Jcmlynn Kline Dcnn11 A Manon l'icken• I luyd & Joen Wtnl>um Ronnie Eaen • V1r1111i1 \.i, KnOlt P~••on It Pycauc, Jr Ken A Jin Wiralcr • Doot Gray f:mtn<Jn Kalhy Kncn11 C\11~ Ralfltld C"hnshc WouJ Or O.viJ • Bonni• I' na••rum foy Kos1l111 J()f(flh A Jlu lhcr Re Roy A Ltiu1.e Wooltey lilhc hht'T M1<.ti.cl A Calhcnne Kr1n1ky Jeny R1~rcb Robcn L.. W'l"fl Carol I 1nnd la Ran.Jolf'h J Kroencn l.J I RK.hlilJ• lloh A Ann Y1111 Paine 1-cncll ltol1nd W l..anJnaan RuJ MKhlcy Uob A J:lhc Y1tet l'llW fl'll' lly ~* '° b FJ«\ Jlillilh A l·ncico. IDl9it9S2 fror1ilil la11J ~ • ABOVE: Matt Hoss, Bret Toboada and Kimbe rly Hoss of Costa Mesa show off the Daily Pilot in front of statue honoring Christopher Columbus in Madrid, SpaJ.n. LEFf: Patrick Marr and Ron Yeo of Corona del Mar, and friends, participate in a "FuntathaJon." The group took advantage of Southern California beaches, mountains and deserts all in one day. Surfing at Bolsa Chica State Beach from 6 to 8 a .m., top. Skiing at Mountain High in Wrightwood from 10 a.DL to 2 p .m., middle. And playing golf in Hesperia 6 p.m. to sundown, bot- tom. O f course, the group still had time for a litUe leisure read- ing and they conveniently bad a cop)' of the Daily Pilot! 1111 *\llta. lllllf, ......... 848·5080 Resale Clothing! Brin~ this ad wtU1 you wher\ vou sell us vo111 d11ldrcrfs ~cntly U~d clolhJn~, toy::. & l'QUlpmC\\t. and while you're here. you"ll ~rt 20'\\i off Resale C'lothin g In th~ ~tore \\ E P.\Y C \$H! I ' .1.11 ! ,, J 111111 •• , I 11, 11_ I '.\ ··1••11•11+•1•1 l'.mnnl ul" c-umbhwtl with an) oth<r oltl-r '°'U"l brtrl,\I. ul \(1th you. V,11fcl only 011 "<lnw cl.iv whf'n .,dllrw II• U'" tr c hll•ln·u i:. Ort h.irrl. • UNDER NEW OWNERSlllP • Costa.Mesa 369 E. 17th St . #20 • Westport Square . (949) 650-2 243 ~ WE E~DORSE K~thy Schwarz N ewport-Mesa School Board, A r ea 4 For Her Strong Leadership Background ·1 J>/('<l<Jt' to t><' CJ ·11w>d..,-<">° Sci 1001 Bow er 111 111y <WHJ><li<Jll I ll<lt'<' 11'-'tl<'<1b . rn lC I Jntcn 1ieu l<'c 11ons c >f L>oth ow c11ws. I 1110111<1 l mnq u Jrc:.....:.llf<>< u~ 10 ti I<' Board" .I Long Time Resident Kathy attendec.1 Newport-Me~cl Schools, grades 1-1 2 and gm< h mted frolTl Nl'wp ort ~ tarbor 1 ligl 1 Scho< >I 111 I ~)()..1.. .I Teacher Kathy has mugh1 14 yeiirs \'\-'ith tt w D1stnc1 and has experienced in Costa Me"ia and Ncwpon schools cl~ well <ls Iler c .oronn dt'I Mar zone .I Community L eader Kathy's ll'adC'rship rec oroosters und Site Counc 11. i\ewpo11 t1c1rhor p \J President dfld Cro">~ < .nurHJ) Boo~tcr Presiclt>nt .I Wife and Parent Kat11y h<l~ been rnarrl<'c t lor J I \'Pnrs 10 "en. a d~nt1st and <·onm1uni1\ )(·,Kit ·r 111 Ne \'\<lX>ll Beach. Daughte1 "n~tin 1s ct ·ua gMduate ot Oukc Urn\·crs11~ HI 1d 1s now a lirst ) ear student at UC'l.:\ Mcclical School. Son K 'llll\'. an Eagle Sc:out. 1s c1 'C)H gradual<· o f CdM · l Hgll Schoc>l an<I i" now n fwshman at lndicma L lnlversuy h.ri~tin amt Kenny nttende<i NMlJSD schools grcKk'"i K· 12. ENDORSEMENT~ f ·' Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot Send AROUND TOWN Items to the Oai· ly Pilot. Around Town, 330 W Bay St., Costa Mesa 92627, fax them to 646· 4 170, or call '540-1224, ext. 228 A com· plete listing of Around Town can be found at www.latllnft.c.omfpltot. TODAY ~ "A Personal. View of CaWornJa," a watercolor exhibit by Richard Thomsen, will be on dtsplay through Sdturday at the Newport Beach Central Library foyer, 1000 Avocado Ave. For more informa· tion, call {949) 717-3801. A water aerobics class wUJ be presented from 9 to 10 d.m al Oasis Seruor Center, 800 Mar- guente Ave, Corona del Mar. Admission is $1. For more infor· mation, call (949) 644-3244. 'A representative from UCI wtll visit OCC's Transfer Center from 9 am. to 4 pm to meet with stu· dents interested in transferring. The nansfer Center is m the ·school's Counselmg and Admis- siops Annex, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more mforma- bon, call (714)432-5894. In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a benefit fdsh- ion show featunng evening and holiday collecllons wtll be pre· sented at 7 p.m. al Bloomingdale's The Dress Shop on level three : • Fashion Island, 701 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach Cocktails will be at b:30 p,m. Admission is free. Reservations are required. For more inf orma- tion, call (949) 729-6816. A free program titled lnvesU.ng m Commercial Real Estate wtll be presented at 7 p.m. at the New- port Beach Central Lil>rary's Friends Meeting Room, 1000 Avo- cado Ave., Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 717- 3801. A slnglng class wtll be presented from 1 to 3 p.m. at Oasis Senior Center, 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. Admission is 'free. For i;nore information. call (949) 644-3244. . A line dandng class wtll be pre- sented from 3:15 to 4;45 pm. at Oasis Senior Center, 800 Mar- guerite Ave., Corona del Mar. Admission is free. For more infor- mation, call (949) 644-3244. A group counseling session UUed Relationslup Improvement will be presented at 7 p.m. at Coast Con· suiting, 180 Newport Center Ori· ve, Newport Beach. Sessions are $25. For more tnformation, call (949) 720-8437. A free program tlUed Coastal Water Pollution: How Bad Js It? What Should We Do About It? will be presented by Irwin Haydock, retired chief scientist of the Orange County Sanitation Dis- trict, from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Oasis Senior Center, 800 Mar- guerite Ave., Room 1AB, Corona del Mar. For more information, call (949) 644-5998, FRIDAY A physical tralnlng class wtll be pre! ented from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. at Oasis Seruor Center, 800 Mar- guente Ave, Corona del Mar. Admlssion is $21. For more infor- m.anon, call(949)644-3244 . A yoga class wtll be presented by Helena Sprake from 9 to 10:15 a.m. at the Nancy Clark Educa- tion Center, 471 Old Newport Road, Suite 103, Newport 'Beach. Admission is. $8 P"'r class or $30 for four prepaid classes. For more mfonnation, call (949) 548-4059. The annual fall Amish Craft Show will be presented from noon to 8 p.m. today and from 10 a.m . to 5 pm. Saturday at the O range County Faugrounds, 88 Fat.r Dnve, Costa Mesa. A fTee talk titled "The Amish Llfe" will be presented at 2 p.m. today and Sat- urday. Admission is free. For more information, call (717) 687 -9270. SATURDAY A Scrabble-Brand Word Game Tournament will be presente,d from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Newport Dunes, 1131 Back Bay Drive, Newport Beach. Ad.Jhission is $40 at 'the door. Players should bring playmg boards, Wes and. chess clocks. Participants are requested to amve 30 mmutes prior to the first-round. For more information, wn call (949) 759·4871. The Newport-Mesa area Parents Without Partners chapter will pre· sent a Halloween dance from 8 p.m. to nudnight at the Buena Park Hotel, 7675 Cre.! cent Ave., Buena Park Costumes are optional. Admission ts $6 for members and $8 for ·nonmem- bers. For more information, call 848-5836. SUNDAY A Lindy swtng work.shop will be presented at the DeFore Dance Center. 151 Kalmus Drive, G-3, Costa Mesa. An intermectiale/advanced class will be from 2 to 4•30 p.m . followed by a beginners class from 5 to 7 .30 p.m. Participants 13 and over ar£: welcome Partners are not neces• sary. Admission ts ~15 For more information, call 241-9908 MONDAY A class ttUed Healthy Eating will be presented from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. at Oasl5 Senior Center, 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. Admission is free. For more infor- mation, call (949) 644-3244. mfonnation, call (9491 548-4059 TUESDAY A water aerobla class wtU ~ presented from 9 to 10 a .m . at the OastS Senior Center, 800 Mar· guerite Ave., Corond del fyfar. Ad.missk>n lS Sl. For more infor- mation, call (949) 644-3244. A yoga class wtU be presented by Helena Sprake from 9 to 10 15 am. at the Nancy Clark Educa- t.lon Center, 471. Old Newport Road, Suite 103, Newport Beach. Admission is $8 per class or $30 for four prepaid classes. For more information. call (949) 548-4059. • A ballfoom dance class will be presented from 3 to 4 p,m. at Oasis Seruor Center. 800 Mar- guerite Ave., Corona del Mar Admission is $38. For more infor- mation, call (94.9) 644-3244. WEDNESDAY The Networkers wtll meet from 11 45 a m. to 1 p m at the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club. 1701 Golf Course Dnve Ad.nus· sion is $12 and mcludes lunch. For more tnformatioo, call 885-9093. A yoga class wtll be presented by Senior consultant Bob Brennan Helena Sprake from 6:30 to 8 p.m . will lead a free discussion of at the Nancy Clark Education reverse mortgages for seruors 62 Center, 471 Old Newport Road, and over at 3 pm at Bayside Vu-. Suite 103, Newport Beach. lage, 300 E. Coast lhghway, Ad.mission is $8 per class or $30 Newport Beach For more mfor- for four prepaid classes. For more I mation, call 723-0233. · CRYSTAL CAVE -------------· • Metaphysical Books • Psychic Readings • Orlglnal Jewelry Gifts, (Call store for appointment> Artwork • Minerals & Gemstones • Tea Leaves Thur~, October 29, 1998 A~ • A group counseling ses ion ttUed Body-lmdge lmvrovement Female Power \'\.ill be JU ent at 5:;i0 p m at Coast ConsullillSU 180 Newport Center Dnve, port Beach. Sessions are $25 F more mf(Jrmation. cdll (949) 120"' 8431. I • Connect at the Cor ona del M• Branch Library, a :.enes ol wor • shops fedtunng ups for effcctiVQ use of bbrnry resources, will tte; presented from 7 to 8.30 p every Wednesday through New 25 at lhr! hbrdf), 420 !\1dng0ld Ave. ihe workshops .,.,'ill also l twe stratcglcs t9r \.\'eb navi - tion. Ad.mt s1on is free For mor information, call 717-3801 ONGOING St. Andrew's Presbyteriaa Church offers d support group to? fam.iliP.:. with loved ones who P. mentall} 111. The group me from 6 30 to 8 p.m _ undar m tho church's D1 "renfleld Jidll C , 600 St. Andrew':> Road, Nev. i>Qr.l Beach. The conhdentidl group open to the conmlumty For mep infomldt1on, call t:>31-288u Prospect~ Ne~orking G1C'.!QJ meets from 7 1 '> to 8 30 a Wednesdays dl Mmu's Cd.le, 1 Newport Blvd., Costd Me Breakia:.t 1:. $6 For more t.n!omm: uon, Cdll AngiP 5tdftord ut 4? 2225 or Tina Fi.rrudn 11 551-31.SI ... .I' • SEE TOWN FAGE A 10 .. THE EST/\TE COLLECT1U i Available 11 . 5ilver Lca1 ; 11·1sh HI J • Hand Carved Crystal Quan • Astrology Yin & Buddha • Tarot 15p,;inlsh re.ldlnq~ avatlabl~l H odson Lighting ~ • Herbs, Essential Oils. Incense • HandwrlUng Analysl~ Open fuc• I rt b ~0-~ '.i I Q.J 1Sl0 N~v. 1 rt "lvJ . l CJs(1 M.:-~a Quali1~ Ii t11•11$ '"'r' ,,,. for 2'1 '•""" 891 Baker Street A 16 Costa Mesa (Corner of Baker & Bear streets) 714• 7 54• 1151 548-9341 1111 1na1r1111111r 11'11 Clll•• II Clm•rce end8rsn · 111111111W111 c1111111111111r ...... '8ICll cnv ciunc11 and llllld•s 111 lne•ller 1111111 .... res. MISSION: "BACPAC seeks support of issues and legislative matter• of concern lo our communily, promoles effective polrtlcal acllon, encourages parlrcipalion 1n governmental atf a1rs end fosters civic ~Ind 1rMMmtn1.· Ndtirlr~ ...,_. ~fd/DAdim ~·,,,HlllpJtf~-~-~ 0"17'8 •j #1 • "''"'' , .. ... llRllnlil•• ....... . Would allow the repair or replacement of environ· menially contaminated property or structures with· out increasing the tax valuation of onginal or re- placement property. mccr11m11:M»'#T #2 • Trllllll.... I Reslncts the loan of state motor vehicle reYenoes and related transit and local transportabon funds that come brm gas tams lot non-highway uses. ' #I • Plllllc kllllll ... 111111•1• ..... 1-lllr CHHI. , .... Cr1•1M1 7 I Z..Tllll•c1 Reduces class size from kindergarten through lhtrd grade. Creates the Office of Chief lnspec· tor ot Public Schools. Requires the establishment of a school·srte governing council of parents a1ld teacher at each school. Requlres a zero-toler· anoe for possession of drugs. WC,.._llYWL ·~ ;,; Q'lt.mbn Bolld d o-m .. dass Jilt ~•11U1--.fllS .... ~IOOn_,~ ....... OiW Otllld tpe MlllflOUS ... " hsnCllM ..cc ......... ,., • l!JIYWN.....,,~1111e-..,.suct1as~ locaCXX#d MY lror.tldtod ~ ~cl,,,,_. ~·~an>~~ #3 • Pnll•1lllll Pi? Pl Restores party-bv·P8!1Y pr8Sldenbal pnmary sys· tem Bnogs Blanket Pnmary Law lllto conk>rTlllty With Democrat & Republican National Committee rules & regulabons governing presideobal delega· too elecbons. ......... ,.,., ~ .......... 1111n.s Makes rt "legal to trap an animal with a body.grip- ping trap for recreational or commercial purposes. wcr11•11:•,.,,. #I • .... Ion? I Pemlrts ~ deYices and lottenes at tnbal ca· SllOS and amends Callfomia Law to allow slol ma· chines and banked card games at tribal casms. mccr11•11:••• ·nw ~ 8olrd"' '"'*"'.., • •.,., tir ... ..... ,,. """** 0...-.-.. Pllt1"V .... Of pro-_, llllt!I • ..,,. ptQ!Qon .... #I •llfl1•1MC111 111111 ~prohibit err; person from possessing. trans· temng, reoeMng, or holding hofse, pony, burro. or mule Wllh the Intent to kil or hM It kilfed, for hu· mao ~IOO. .. , ....... ,.,,. #I • Ellclrtc .... Would 11TVahdate the electricsty deregulation law as enacted In 1996. Would require a 2°' rate cut and PfMOts Ullhties lorm charging custom- ers $28 bdhon lot the cost of nuclear plants and loog-term purchase contracts lllCC ......... ,.. #10 •En Clll•11• llnl•••••,,.... T1•1cce .... Smoking educatlOO programs would be funded ~an addttional $.SO per pack tax on cigarette. distnbutors & equal Slate tax on tobacco Pfod- ucts ... , ........ . ·~"' ~ bd"' Dndols -'laCIC:al .. A:lr~(QMlOt. flllr-IQ/wl:lfl«,,_.., llOIJd " nr~IO ... QllM~rJtuml ""*' fl'opl( p!ilf'fq tr ilf IMIW~ tom,.,,... #M•lclllll ... A S9 2 billion bond wiD ptOY1de funding for con· $ITUCtJon and ul>!>'ades of K • 12 and higher edU·. cebon facilitin. ........... ,., #11•llCll11111& .. Tm Aulhofim local ~mments IO enter i*> sale$ tu rMOOe Jtia~ •reements b'f a two-lhirdl YOte of MCh partlClpatJlg jlinddlon .. , ....... ,., ·-' NlWPOIU tiARIOlt AltE.A Cl+AM IHll C>I COMMl~C l ' ' Please join us In IUPP"' tbg IN tltditm ef Ciary AtDm for Newport Btodi City C4und1, : I • mlf rwrdldqtr In Dlsblt:t 4 who suppvr ts a t»m1110rlal airport at B T ""'· : Newpon B.ocla CllJ CoMtttU Hon. Tom Ectwwda Mayor, Newport Beach Hon. Demls O'Neil Mayor Pro Tern. Newport Beach Hon. JM Debey Counc:lmember, Newpa1 Beach Hon. John Noyn Councimember, Newport Beadl Pllurflllll Colftlftlulo,.•n Ed S.llch Chlir Tom Ashley Ya Chair Richard Fuller Secretary AMe Gifford Mike Kranzley p.,.,. Bkc1.J OJlld.Js Parks, Beach~ & RecreaUon Committee Members PhU Glasgow, Vtee Chalf Val Skoro Environmental Quality Affairs Citizens Advi10ry Committee Members Michael Bigi, Chalf' Patrick Bartolic Sany Eaton Tom Hyans Bomie O'Neil Pete Tarr Judith Ware "' Jean Watt # Debra & Barry Allen Janie Arnold Phil Arst Steve & Lynda Badum Bil Bamtng Doreen Marshall Dan McNemey Wayne Mdler Aucrey & Counney Moe Liddy & Soott Paulsen Tom Ped<enpaugh Dayna Petti Bud Quist ........ Dostal tom. Mlyor Carol & Walter Boice Steven Bromerg Tom Casey Wllam C. R11g Rtck Ruiz , Eveltn Hart tomwMlyor JeckleHMther tormer Mlyor PhHSMeone '°"'* Mlyor a..Dl\.trMr bmtf Mayor ~Wlltt '°"'*~ ()ranaie County Stmitr-Elec.1 Mike Cirone Ann Crane JomL.Cura Roberto. Curo Gary OiSano Anders Fol<edal S.ng Glr1f'lg Dave Goff Paul Gerst Louise S Greeley Dan Guggenheim John w. Hamllon Carol & Terry Hartman Rush Hlf Ken Horio Rd\ard & Susan Luehrs George Schroeder Bob & BaJbara Shelon Miki & Steve Shok>ft Soon StlJtUeworth Steve SilYerstem L.-ry I. Smnh Lee Sutheftand Stephen R. Suthertand Or. Duncan C. watson CMs Wfrlkoop Bob Wynn Men M 'v'bunnan Pat & Ray Zanter Frec:ttric:k & Kathy ZtlUf ,,.,,.,.,,, • Newport Beach Fireftghters A.9odatlon • Newport Beach Police Employees IAgtslative Action Committee • Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commeiu *The Uncoln Club ~ Oranae County I 6 . r A 10 Thursday, October 29, 1998 I'll TUMBLE FOR TOWN . CONTINUED FROM A 9 A1J Lassen's Leads Club meeb at 715 am TUlsda\'> c1t l\11m1c; Cafe, l 835 f\.l wport Blvd., Costd Me'>a For moH• mformc1llon, mil 646-1252. Nicoline Anonymous fellowship wd!lts to help men and wonwn who smoke to qwt dnd rcmam smoke free. For more mlormdtion on local evening meetings, call 6fl0-2713. . The Costa Mesa Historical Soci- ety holds a free open house from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursdclys at 1870 Anaheim Ave., Costd Mesd. The event features memorab1bd ·from the aty of Costd Mesa 1md the Santa Ana Army Air 8dSC. Por more informatlon, call 631-5918. Zen Home titchery, cl local manu(dchuN of m<>d1tc1l1on sup- pbes, holds c1 Ire<' rned1L1.1tton horn 5 to 7 p.m Sund.iys dl l\1e:s~ Busi- ness Center, 7 I I W 17th 'it . Suite A-8, Coc;tu f\l1's<1 For more• mfur· I Overeaters Anonymous meets mation, tdU n2-7tttH.. from 7 t• 9 p .m Wedn<•sdays at St. John's Episcopal Churrh, 18~! E. Bar St., Costa Mesc1. For mor<• information, call 953-0400: The Newport Beach Parks, Bedches dOd Ht c rec1tion t nmrrus- sion meel City Oasls Senior Center offers a Council chdmb('rs, 3,JllO Newport Pdrktnson's disedse support group Blvd., Newport Bm1ch. four more I from 7 to 9 pm. the second Thurs- information. call h44-31'il day of each monlh at 800 Mar-. 1111t>E'kGo I Wool Carpets from $19.90 -.q , i $5 99 Sq. Ft. (lnat•ll•dl lnst;illt'<l w 1p;1dd1nq Carpet Your Entire Home with Plush or Berber · for only s49900 UP103MOS SAME AS CASH OAC Based on 50 yds Padding & lnstallatton Included While Supplies Last £ARPET DEPOT VINYL * WOOD ·* MARBLE * TILE Commercial • Residential Sales & Service .. r I!'. ~ C 'I ·~ Avo 0. 1904 Harbor Boulevard • Costa Mesa l---"-~'----+---:1,..._--1 N.E. Corner of Harbor & 19th St,..t --..___'#--='~~ (949) 722-9642 .. V111t us on the web at www.carpetdepot net lE. .. Wholes ale to the public FALL SPECIALS Roses,.Long tem ............... $1.50/ea. Large selection fJf roJon.r including red . . Warehou se: 882 We · t 16th St., ewport Beach• 650-5700 . ~.a::-·-=~ • YOU LEFT: Brittany Valentine flies through the air as she jumps over the vault during a beginning/ intermediate tumbllpg class at the downtown community center ln Costa Mesa on a Thursday m6rning. BELOW: Lauren Sullivan smiles as she does a back- bend during the class. nuerite Ave , Corona de! Mar. For morf' information, cdll 644-3244. 'Dle Yoga Place offers a prenatal .ind postndtal yoga class from 3 to 4:30 p.m. Thun.days. New classes l>e<Jm on lhe first of the month. For more information, call 642-7400 ... 1 Pr Reg. s37• SALE s2999 Hoag Cancer Center offers Man to Man, a free prostate cancer dis- cu s1on group, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. the first Wednesday of each month at the center auditorium, 1 Hoag Drive, Building 41, New- port Beach. For reservations or more information, call 722-6237. The Pacmc Business Xchange has weekly breakfast meetings at 7 a.m. Tuesdays at the Pdcific Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Bet1ch. There 1s no charge for the initial meeting. For more inlonnalion, call 640-0588. The Newport Beach Psychologi-· cal Assoc1ation presents a coed. relationship group cdlled Insight Equals Power at 7 p .m. Thurs:.. days. The fee is $25 per week. For more information. call 722-4588. Hoag Cancer Center otters a free relaxation and unagery workshop from 10 to 11 :30 a.m. the fourth Wednesday of each month at 1 Hoag Dnve. Building 41, New- port Bedch for more information, call 760-5542. The Sea Explorer Ship Del Mar 711 of Ornngt• County offers a program foe young men ages 14 to 18 mterested m learning about sailing, sc>amanship, piloting, n<.1v1galion and crwsmg. Meet- ings drc from 6 to 9 p.m. Wednes- dd ys at the Sed Explorer Sea Base, 1931 W. Coast Highway, Newport Bedrh. For more infor- mation, call 642-6301 or 551· a5qi. Od.Sis Senior Center offers ongo- ing asc;1 lance counsellng and r~ferral ... t>n·1ce~ for seruors. For appomtmenb or more infonna-., 2Pr 549.!! (while supply lasts) Available in various colors Shoe Island 298 East 17th Str .. t Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Telephone Orders Accepted · Visil Us Ont.ne @www.Shoelslond.com tco<ner ol 17"1 ond Santo Mo OCIOU liom Mo Co>O ~urart.) (949} 574-1914 ·THANKS TO OUR NEIGHBORS!!! fhe City of Costa Mesa, The Orange County Fairgrounds and l he Volunteer Center of Orange County, would like to express 1h~1r Jppreciation to the following donors which helped make th<' October 3, 1998 "Neighbor~ for Neighbors" Community ~lean-Up a huge succes!>. DONOR/SPONSORS Albert.,on·~ Food Centers; Six Flags Magic Mountain; lngard1a BrothN'> Produce Inc.; The Coffee Bean and Tea 'Leaf; The W('filin Sou th Coast Plaza; Alaskan Ice and Beverage; Plums C .1tc; PK Burgers; Taco Mesa; Trader Joe's; Pricze Costco; Lil' P1e klP USA; Baker Rental; Diedrich Coffee; Pacadise Water; I lw Daily Pilot; Staler Brothers Market;. TOI ; Carl\ Jr.; Mr. Wok; Jav.i l ' Go; Americlean; Bank of America; Latham W.llkin<i; Monrovia Liquor, Sunshine Liquor; Senik PJint; R.1lph.., food 4 Less; Ching Hai Real btate; Sparkletts Water; Durnte .md Fetner PC; USA Waste Services; 1-Shirt Wholesale M,1rt; Balboa Instruments Inc.; Winchell's Donut; CJ . St'Al'rstrom and Sons; Stradling, Yocca, C1rl'>on, and Rauth; Ml'~d Consolidatt>d Water District; 01vers1fied fund~ng Inc ; JK Conc;tru( lion; Orange Coast College; Disrovery Mu~C'um; Sea l .Hk Motel; Automobile Club of Southern C.1l1forni,1; Los An.,;c-lcs Dodger ... ; Wild Rivers Water Pclrk, Orange County MJrket Pl.Ke; Comerica; Frazee Paint, Starbucks Coffee; Lucky Stores; Lett-Uce Cater to You; Norm's Restaurant; Fre!>ca's C.11cring Service; Pyramid Fence Company; Subway S.rndwic hes; Vista Paint, Ire Chalet; PG & ( f:ncrRy St>iv1ces; Costa Mcsd NRA; Costa Mesa Country \lub; Pile 1fic 4; lnanglc.• Square, N.lpa Valley P1nd, SouplantJtion; Don,lt("lli's, Shirley's B.1w~ls, [tc.; Pain Du Monde; Neighborhood Community ( entN and Smarr & Final. CITY OF COSTA MESA NEIGHBORS FOR NEIGHBORS VECINOS PARA VECINOS A Neighborhood Improvement Program .. . .. . Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot tion, call 644-3244. mforma non, call 513-5641. The Costa Mesa Senior CIUzen Square and Round Dance Club seeks mqrerienced dancers to JOl.ll in from 9 to 11 a.m . Thursdays al the Costa Mesa Senior Center, 19th and Pomona streets, Costa Mesa. For more mformat1on, caU 545-5669. • Nightly meetings are offered tn • co ... ta Mesa and Newport Beach: for anyone who wants to over-' come rucotine addiction. For a I schedule or more information, cull• 774-9106 or (800) 642-0666. : ' Hoag Cancer ~ente~ sponsors a j A free support group for cancer patients meets at 1 p.m Wcdnes· days and a support group for pc>o ple suffering from chrome fdt1guE' syndrome meets from 7 to 10 p.m. Wednesdays at the Institute for Holistic 1Teatment and Research, 4019 Westerly Place, Suite 100, Newport Beach:" For more infor- mation, call 251 -8700 .. hee ta1 ctu class for mtermecbate to advanced levels from 10:30 to 1 t 1 :30 tt.m. Thursdays for people : with cdncer and their fanulies A 1 beginner session meets from ! 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Fridays. The classes are designed to reduce' stress, increase longevity and pro j mote d sense of well being with ' basic, easy-to-learn, nonstrenu-, ous movements to aid in balanc1• dnd concentration. No regislrd· uon is reqwred. Free. Hoag Can- cer Center is at 4000 W. Cods(' Highway, Newport Beach for more informabon, call 722-6237 • Arthritis Foundation Instructor Hillary Stone leads an exercise class at 11 a.m. Thur~days at the Jewish Seruor Center, 250 E. Bak- er St.. Costa Mesa. For more SEE TOWN PAGE A 12 1 Hour Facial Rejuvenation Botox/Minipeel Neck Liposuction 631-9060 Call now to schedule Kenneth D. Steinsapir, M.D. Cosmetic, Facial, and Oculoplastic Surgery Wheres the Party? • lmpri11tttl Balloo11.s • Custom Bannl'n • Party Goods • Htlium Tatilt Rmtals • WEDDINGS • mOUNCEMENTS NOW FEATURING CRANE STATIONERY! ~ HALLOWEEN 1 I:~ HEADQUARTERS . Best Hallo\\'een & Har~est Decorations in the City. --Great selection of Greetin~ Cards and AccessQri~ LET OUR TRAINED STAFF CAPI'URE THAT SPECIAL MOMENT Paper Goods • Custom Gift Wnpplnf • Greellnt A: Chriltmu Photo Carda Mon-Sat 9-6 Closed Su.ndaya WE DELIVER (See Store for Delalla) 270 E. l 7TH ST. • COSTA MESA 722-1803 Where the. talent is. 11Careers 11 section Monday, November 2, 1998 • Regional Career Days Employment Expo Orange County Area Wednesday, November 4, 1998 10:00 a.m. · 6:00 p.m. Orange County Airport DoubleTree Hotel 3050 Bristol Street Costa Mesa For Career Days exhibitor information call (213) 237-2557. • Presented by lloa Angeles Simes - Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Thurmy, October : 9 . 1998 A 11 l THE REPUBLlCAN PARTY· OF ORANGE ··COUNTY . · Thoinas A. Fuentes, Chairman .· . . ' . . Cordially Invites You To · " · . . Voluntee~ ·on Election Day· . . . ·Walk a Precinct or .Work at a Phone Bani<. Tuesday, November 3, 1998 Contact the - I ~I I I I NEWPORT BEACH· REPUBLICAN HEADQU.~RT ERS · 1 4690 Campus Drive, Suite· 110, Newp()rt 8eac.h · · : Across · the street from John Wayne Airport • • ·To ·Volunteer, Call (949) 757~0929 1 l ·' I ' Then, Celebrate Republican Victory At The · 'ELECTION NIGHT VICTORY PARTY ~ . With Very Special GUests · Vice President Dan Quayle Governor· Pete Wilso11 . Republican Nominee for Governor Attorney General n ·an Lungren Republican Nominee for U.S. Senate State Treasurer.Matt Fong Statewide and Local .Republican Candidates . . Including the Republicap. End~r ed Candidate for O~ange County Assessor JIM· .BONE 8:30 p.ni. to .Midnight . , ... * * Free AdrnissiQn The· Sutton Place Hotel 4500 MaeArthur Boni vard Newport Beach ** Mi1 i * ~ Election Results · . * * E11t rtait1111 111 . ** D Ii B11ffe t . • * Celebrities . .... Paid for by the R publican Party of Orau:ig County Thomae A. Fuente , (:hairman Marcia Gilchri t, Tr asur r · • • ; ' I . . r 12 Thur~oy, October 29, 1998 - TOWN CONTINUED FROM A 10 . The Co~ta Mh·t C-ommunJcators Tod .. trnaster-, Cluh meet. from noon to 1 p.m. \'\-r·clnr.sddys at the Ordngt> County Dt•partment of EduC'<1t11111 , 200 KuluHJs Dnve, Cosl<1 M1•..,c1 M• Pllngs an· open to un}rn11• \\ho wr111ts lo improve his 01 h1•1 pul>I c p1•uking skills. For mort• mlunndli'nr1, r.dll 444'·~030. The Ne"'po 0 rl "Beach Dl~Un g111stwd To"" mtt-.ters Club' 1300 int•l'ts from 7 ,. Y pm Tu~sdays m Sqt P1•pJ ron1 s meeting coom, 2JUO Bnstol St P.Wport Beach. r:or rP .. Prvatton or more m!onnd· lllJfl c-c1ll 730·3h 71. Mesc1 Mr•.,,(•nger~ Tod lmast~r Club 1, II 1 1 Costri le-.. ITil'Pls di 1 pm T11,.<.ctci)' rJI ~11'~tl Verde Urult·d \.t1..•lt1od1sl Church, 1701 \\ B11kf'r St Co l'J f\'fcsc.1 For lllOP' Hllnt!llrll.JOll, ( rJJI 540-4446. Blue ftclm~ Ioastmasters Club '!.'117 1111 Pt.., .1t 7 .i 111 Wf•dn~sddyc; .11 lh1• V1llt.1qc f ,irmvt, South Coa..,I Pl111r1 V1ll11cw, 1 h5 I 'ilm· ll11wr·1 Avf' , Costr1 !\.tcso. The Jlll' 'lllllJ .... fr«·•· for 111.Sl·hnw VISI· H•I' for1r !lllJrt • intonm11ion, call 8J'i·41(18 Tod'>lmd..,h'r" < lub 2:u meets ell 7 t1 rn Mo111l 1., 1 ThP lrvmP Co , '.150-C :-.;,.\, po1t C<•ntcr. ewport Bt•rH'h 1:rir 111or1• m1orrn.itim1. CdT1 7J i·l20'J Hdrbo1 htr.'> 1 oastmclslN Club l <rJ.7 m•'l!l~ ttl 7 rt m. \\'PdnP cloys di 1111• 1{1\ rbool Cote, 151 £!. ( 'ocJSI I i1qlm cl~ :-.lcwport B~c1c-h SALE ~~ e ··~·"•· tlf ·Studio • Custom Rugs • Designer Carpets HEMPHILL'S R UGS & CARPETS Mon -Fri hJ-6 Sat 10-5 722-7224 230 East 17th St Co ta MPsa www ru sandcar ·ts com Por more inlormdllon, call 965· 3648. Udo Isle Toastmasters meets Mondays from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Glendale Federal Bank Com· mun.ity Room, 100 Newport Cen· ter Drive, Fashion I land, New- port Beach . ·For more .infonnation, call 964-5314. Oasis Senior Center offers a Care-A-Van transport to tdke members to appointments ancl grocery shopping. The shuttle takes members to the ceruer. For appointments, cc:l.IJ.644-3244 People Interested In reading English can learn with the help of a tutor. Hourly rates and tunes negot.lable. For more infonnation, call 851·.1739. Oasis SenJor Center offers vtsu- ahtid screerungs with a Braille lnshtute representative by appointment. For more i.nf orma- t10n. rail 644-3244. Oasb Senior Center has a walk- ing group called Walkers Not Rockers that meets once a week to enJOY scenic walks m and a round lhe Newport Beach area. For more mformr111on, call 644- 3244 Esr,ential Weight Management otf Prs mternctive and proactive weight loss groups. Leurn behav· wr modification nnd other tech· mque::. to contml your weight. Cost is $2-0 Groups meet from fi:30 to 8 p.m '\'ednesdays and Thursddys at 3v!,l San Miguel Dn- V<' Suite 359. Newport Beach. For mor~ tnlonr.dtion, C'dll 718-9848. ORANGE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS • 88 PAIR DR • COSTA MESA SUNDAY, . NOV. l, 1998 9am to 3:30pm $5.00 ADMISSION 14 & Under · FREE LJve Bird Show Opportunity Drawinq for Hand Fed Bird INFO 760·789·7316 Atnish Country Traditions' MLL G8ARJ'HflW Fri. October 30, 12-8 Sat. October 31 , 10-5 Orange County Fairgrounds 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa For parking, enter off Arlington Free Admission! Over 100 crafts people represented! Featuring hundreds of guilts wall hangings. furniture. toys, dolls. an, rugs. home accessories and much more. Free Talk -The Amish Life, 2 p .m . both days. ~ Amish Country Traditions ~ F"1ne Craft.SI From Laucuter County, Pa. 711-6157-91.10 Some Pebple Can Never Relax • We'll teach you how to relax at will, any time, anywhere. · a!IA1111o.. What's more. we'll show you how you can quickly gd1n greater health, happiness and peace of mind. Because our teachers have been trained by a yoga master, we teach everything from the popular Hatha Yoga stretching exercises to deep med1tat1on and $•mple techniques for quickly reducing stress and gaining emotional balance Come to the ~nly yoga (:enter serving • Orange County for over 26 years Call: (714) 646-8281. FREE DEMONSTRATIONS -10:00 am and 7:30 pm Wednesday, NOVEMBER 4™ YOGA CENTER · 445 E. 17th Smet, Costa Meu Between Tustin end Irvine Avenue 3 BLOCKS EAST of Mother's Market Ir Kitchen SPECIAL OFFER 111ng thlt Ml and nw:efv• • 20% DISCOUNT on Y04ll flrlt mondl of~ 1rin9 •friend who erwo1s and~~• FREE month of 0 cte1Mtl An discussion group for recover· tng women alcoholics who have been sober at least a year meets from 8 to 9:30 p.m. Thursdays to discu~ relabonships, careers and llVlng We sober. There is a cost based on a sliding scale. For more informatlon, call 225-8189. The Hope ln.stltu1e, a center for recovery. and family education, offers a women's support group from 6:30 to 8 p.m Tuesdays at 2900 Bristol St. C-206, Costa Mesa. for more mformation, call 432-0020. The Healing Connection otters a women's relationship group at 7 pm. Tuesdays at 4425 Jamboree Road, 180·A. Newport Beach. For morcwormdtion, Call 261-8003. Women Helping Women offers a free peer support grbup for women Ul transition from 3;15 to 4:15 p.m Wednesdays at 425 E. 18th St, Costa Mesa. Topics mclude sell esteem exploration of feelings, commurucabon, lfduma recovery dl1d personal support. Fo1 morr> mlonnation, call 631 · 2333 Hoag Cancer Center offers a free YO<Jd cldSS from 10:45 to 11:45 d.m. Titesddy at 4000 W. Coast I lighwdy, Newport Beach. For mor~ mfomtdtion, call 722-6237. Body Deslgn and United Studios ol (\c>lf-Defensc offers kJck boxing c:ldc;c;ps from 8:30 to 9:30 a .m . Tuc!sddys, Thursddys and Salur- dtly'> dl 1000 W Coast Highway, Suite C, Newport Bedch. The cost b $8 pN cldss For more inforrna- hon, c-ttll 722-0526 DEBBl[S Alcob0Uc1 Anonymou1 meets from 6:45 lo 7 :45 a .m. Monday through Friday in Room 3 at Oasis Senior Center, 800 Marguente ~ve., Corona del ~ore information, call 644-3244. ' .. The Alzhelaler's AlaodaUon and Grief Support Group of Newport Villa WesWilla Rosa cosponsors a free support group meeting tor caregivers at 7 p.m . the fourth Thursday of each month through October at Newport Villa West Assisted Living, 393 H ospital Road, Newport Beach. For more information, call 631-3555. The Alzheimer's AlsodaUon and Mesa Terrace, a residentia\ com- munity for people with Alzheimer's disease and related dementia, offers a free support group for caregivers at 6:30 p.m. the first Tuesday of each month at Mesa Terrace, 350 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa. For more mforma- tion, call 283-1111. Rebecca Lewis leads an anJmal bereavement group that special· izes in the needs of people who have sick or dying arumals. It meets at 3 p.m. every Tuesday at . 3101 W. Coast Highway, Suite 311, Newport Beach. The cost 1s a donation to an arumal charity of the attendee's choice. For reserva- tions, call 721-5750. Another Passage, a transltional support group for people experi· encing changes. in their lives, meets from 1 to 2:30 p.m. Wednesdays in Room 3 at Oasis Seruor Center, 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. For more infonnation, call 644-3244. Consignment Boutique Only 2 Weel<s Left Doors Close Nov. 13th! Debbie says: "Don't miss our lowest prices ever. Everything MUST GO.": (949) 6.45-1 162 270 E. t 'Tth St. • Costa Mesa (Mi casa Shopping Center Next to Shirley'1 Bagels) i J !*kt ""'1ilia ft poWt. dtaQ .. ---lft • AD'T ~ h. Pl9 lecVtl)' 'Y"!lll tM do '°' 'fl' "-' • p C111\ do>. Wo ADT )'Ill' set Ii A.tritt'1ll""'1.r~~tnawd"1- •llhlh<lft ,.,,,.... • & i. '-'-rt-pr91Kt-by tniMJ "'11111'J'pn'-" & c.ni., ... ltelt...,, ~.,. ... AlllWr O.ttI (jJ lt-'1-........ 0l'!iflO~ (if ........ r.....,_.....,.. -----5i 1•111·1'12 ---·-·----.. ,..,,.,,, ... !'!(Wiit ''° COM'Wv,,. Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot Oasis Senior Center conducts blood pressure scrcerung from 9 "to 11 a.m. the first and thitd Tu~· day of each month m Room 3 at 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. Screerung is dlso available from 1 to 2:30 p.m. the second and foUrth Wednesday of each month at Mariners Park, Dover Street at Irvine Avenue, Newport Beach. For more information, call 644- 3244 .. The Newport Beach Psychologi- cal Association offers a body image and moderate eatmg sup- port grqup at 7 p.m. Wednesdays al 3101 W. Coast Highway. No. 311, Newport Beach. Por more information, call 721-57 50. Oasis Senior Center offers a Braille class to help with sight J(!ss from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m . Thursdays in Room 4 at 800 Marguente Ave , Corona del Mar. For more mfor· mation. call 644-3244. A support group for those wlth • brain tumors meets from 7 to 8:30 p .m. the first and third Thursday of each month at Patty an.d George Hoag Cancer Center. 4000 W. Coast Highwdy, Newport BP.ach. The meetings are free. For more information, call 722-6237. A breast cancer support group me<>ts from noon to 2 p.m. Tues· days at Patty and George Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Thti meetings are free. For more infor- mation, cdll 722-6237 Free professional consultation for mdkeup, wigs, etc., is avrul~ able for cdncer patients by appointment only from 10 a.m lo 1 pm. Wednesdays at Patty c.tnd George Houg Ca11cer Center, 4000 W COdst Highway. Newport Beach Information, call 722-6237. RE-ELECT ********* SERENE STOKES FULL SET •ACRYLIC • Acrylic w/Wh1te Tip • Pin~ & White Pow!ler • Lume Gel •Silk Wrap • Acrylic •Pint FILLS • Pink & wn1te • Lume Gel • S.1kWrap • Mlnlcure •Pedicure • KlllS MC> Manlcllrt ' Ped ....... ,.,.. WAXING NEWPORT MESA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT TRUSTEE An Experienced Educational leader! 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Guests gathered in the cellar o share community conversation d examine the cdJ'Ved wooded acchanalia featunng ladies and • ents in the buff en1oying the ruit of the vine. "That's Hans Prager (owner of e Ritz),• said John Wortmann f Lido Isle holding wife, Ann's, ovely hand, and recogruzmg the ace of one of the carved nude igures m the piece of art. Others in the crowd were Sll1l- ly amused by the congeniality the wine cellar. John and· bauna Oyler shared notes on eir. son's two-year rrussion m outh America for the Mormon hurch. · "It's something that he wanted· o do,• said John, explaining that son is only permitted two hone calls home dunng the ear. • 1t means a gredl decil to ' , and we of course support · and nuss tum.• Diana and Chris Miner THE CROWD b.w. ·cook shared •KiJDo" stories with Karen and Andrew UWela!r, Val and Robert Zwerllng and long- t.i.Jue McCormick friends Shella and Tlm Collins of the Balbod Peninsula. ·we grew up together, and here we are toasting 50 yedrs of We," Tim said. Another old pal. Tim Belczak, mega-successful Orange County contractor who attended Stanford University with M cCormick, recdlled the. halcyon days they shdfed as members of Delta Tau Della fra- ternity. "We wer~ the true inspiration for Animal House, ".n1used Bel· · aak, the storm drain king of Orange County, attending the gathenng 'with his beautiful wife, Wendy. • Nancy and Tom Arnold, Cory It's Pumpkin Time! • Famous Pumpkin Pies • Yummy PUmpkin Bread • DeliciOus Pumpkin Cookies • Pumpkin Shaped Rolls & Bread . "Best bakery around!" Th~ Daily Pilot •· Be Happy, Eat Healthy! Open Mon-Sat 6am -6:_30pm 646-1440 42 7 E. 17th St, Costa Mesa ! 1, .•.I 11 r( , 't 0 ( I 1t (, )'\ J THE GREY GOOSE cepo~:D are pleased to ann oun ce the annual Homes For Tfte Holiday Event. HOME S J, ,., HOLIDAYS • Startln1 November 5 Exclusive Gift Sets Umlted Offer at $65 ............ ~ Celebrate lrtend.., lam1ly home .ind g1111ne th .... hohd.iy se.Json ·with .1 thcmed Gilt Set from Department '$6 E.1c.h c;ct include:. a liahted build Ina people, tree . roc1d and a b.i& of c;now Drawln&s to~ held• Free &1f( au1de • F:nler rc1llle for i;pec1al Ronald McDonald ll&hted house tPrtXttd'> ~ndtl thc Orange Count} Ro .:ild McDonald Hour,e I Special Fvent piece Kensington P.ilace. wtll only be avatl.ible November <;.It for 519~ ••• THE GREY GOOSE lnvim Ytlu lo Otu Annual Department 56 Open House Sunpay, November I 1·4 pm SPECIAL EVENTS: tll Drawings •Contests ·• DcpJrtment 'S6 representatives on hand to answer your questions • • Refreshments • Retired pieces for sctle THE GREY GOOSE WESTCUFF Pl.AZ.A I 012 lrvme "11enue e NfWpott AftKh ~ltPhOne • (949j 6'2-'7801 Hourt ·Monday Saturday 10-6 Sunday Noon-' ' t.lfld Kim Co enza, McComuck's brother-m-lclw, Ed Blecksmlth, one of the big-time corporate headhunters, and hostess Alli- son's best gal pal Lynn Fraaza, · toasted Kuno on arrival in the cellar HI really wanted to stay home and go lo bed," confessed the guest of honor, who had only an hour earlier dtsembdrked d plane from Cheyenne, Wyo., w here he hacl attended to the health prob· terns of clo~e fdmily members HTh1s ts d very nice chdllge of scene.• Kin10, which 1s the Hawaiian : version of his rel;ll name, Jame:., . spent mu.ch of his youth on the 1slcrnds, as his ddd WdS a lop executive ctl Dole Pmedpple. Today, thP avid sailor and for- mer Commodore of The Lido lsle Ydcht Club 1:. a private practitioner or business law in Newport Beach, and Allison is one of the top sales dgents at Coldwell B<mker The couple hdve three children: Jamie. a freshman at USC, Ryan dnd Meredith. Also m the crowd were Gerry and Jurgen Gramckow, owners of Mdrathon Sod. The handsome couple with the most lawn in 0Jdl hdd dnvc•n down for the sur· pnse. Gerry, who ii. d member of the McGrdth family of Vt>ntura County (lhdl's hke hein9 dO Irvine in Orrmqe County) wrtnted to i.tt.ty ovt>m19ht tdtlwr than having to drive bt1ck to 01c11 fol- luwtn~J llw ilflu1r "I like my 1>wn lwd," E>Xdt.1mu>d JurgPr1. "I loncy, WC''ll Ill.' hunw in 2 112 hours," ht> t.1cld<'d, Jlllllf.JtnU into thc•ir Ben1 wt1uon at Thf' Ratz vc1IPI std Item. CENTER IEllEFIT "But it's dlrPady all<'r nllCI· mght " Gerry proll'"tecl "\\'hnl Ct.Ill I !>i:ly, I'm murrwcl to ct rncm who prnlt>rs to !>IN'P m tus own l>l'Cl. .. Thc1t'!> not suf h ,1 bud tlung. L1ttlf'fc1ir to<1~h·d tht• h1rthduv hoy with a wi'h thc1l PVPryom• be toqellwr to n·h·h1<1lt' K1rn11\ 100lh •No prohl<'m "· AJli.;011 Sd1d .. More than 500 guests attended a recepUon •· Ocl 22 dt Bauer • 1 Jaguar to benefit the Orange County Per- forming Arts Center. The Guilds of The Center received a $7,500 donation from the car dealership, which recently opened at the Santa • Ana Auto Mall. From left are Richard R. Bauer, owner, Judy Bauer, Guilds Presi· dent Micky Shannon- West, and Bob West "Thi• w111r> c Pilar 1:. ~ten~d via rdmp no stdus Th1~y·11 JUst hand \ll> rt <nckt.ul at the top and we roll nHhl 111 lor dmnn. And I usl>un• you I'll ~tdl bl' d ndtusal hlondP." lnd0c•d. All tlw bC'st Km10, celehrat- in~ ,';O yt•r1r1-. on th£> pldnet on Fnddy • a .w. COOK'S column appears every Thursday and Saturday • • • Buy six and save. Mix and match any six 750 milliliter bottles of wine or champagne from our cellar · ; and \ve'll give you a convenient six-pack wine carrier to carry them and a l O~'o discount too! ~ M1111 \:It \I C<w~ mowN S.\11 HAI I<>\\ I I :'I. 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Odober 29, 1998 date book Newport Beach/Costa M.esa Daily Pilot Modem teens transform '50s culture in 'Pleasantville' • EDfTOft'S NOTI; The Reel Crrtics col looks her umn features mov•e mt1ques written by way and l ommunity ~mbers serv1no on our she' ready . panel -to stdy. ·r1easantville' is a pleasant surprise Ip lelisantville" 1s a rclr~sh- mg comedy of '90 kids who are lransported.mto th<? ·sos world. Typical tef'ndf!er David (Toby f\.1dguue) forever mo~s m front ot th£• TV wutchmg a '50s hlack- ,ind-white sitcom m which every- one is (heerfuJ nml whol<•sorne. 1ste1 Jl•nmfn (Rf'PSe W1ther- !)poon1. on U1e othN. hand, 1:,' prcpannq for onother fiery night with a nPW lov1' · Whtie hght- REEJ. (Rrrlcs mg over the H•motP t untrol nnd hrea.,ang 11 my~tery '.f V r •pt11Im11n (IJon Knotts) k.no< ks 011 th<>1r door • oflenng thern tt "''W 6hllly s1Jvur rem1>lt' with "t11orP oumphl" Ch( k irnd thPSt! I wo kids df'' 111 "Plt•dsantvtlh•. • In th1~ ·sos world, Burl IDt1v1cl) knows how tu di t -.me" h•• ht1'> wdtche<.J l'VNY <'l""odc SbtPr Mdry Sue (.h•nn1lc•1) 1s havinq t1 hCJrd llm<• df'tJhtHJ with llvm!J 111 "ncrdvillro. • Ul C"C)U1s1• oni? boy eocleia;,U c. (!Jcea;J, v~ • Pool Tables • Sunday NFL Ticket •Drink Specials Fanng the Newport Pier 21 Hi W. Oceanfront (949) 675-8041 Special effeds dis· play a black-and- white world that changes to color as Gay Wassail-Kelly Bud and and BUI Kelly MMySuc enlighten the town about Ulings outside lheu sheltered world. Mother Betty <Joan Allen) relaxes in the b<ithtub and the Lree outside bursts into red flames. Mr. Johnson (Jeff Ddlliels) has worked in the malt shop per- tonning the same duties m the same order for years. His black- and-white window paintings col· onzc dfter Bud show s him an art book Scd!ed and bewildered schoolrndtes begin turrung "col- ored" and Me cunous about places "outside" Pleasantville. "Plcdsantvillf!. WdS a "pleas- c1nt~ ~urphse. The theater was packed. It 's worth seemg on the lJ1q <,creen! ---------• GAY WASSAU·KEUY, 58, 1s the ed1 tor of a Balboa newspaper and is active in the community. SIU KEUY, 56, 1s an industrial engineer. r ·-····-·•••••1 1 0 NLY DllY A l.atgc-Gounnfl I I '.lrap 8c A ~br I •$} 99 Urink.~ lhtlnd I t \Xhp fur only SI ,')9 I I ~............... I I ~ .,._,,. c "'P'-"' E,..pito ll>llllV' I I •1 "'~ "41'1..-..~.... I ·-------------... ~ 540-8903 Bristol & Redhill 320 Bristol St. Ste.A • Costa M•so The Original MIKE'I CAllPETI OVER 25 YEA RS IN COSTA M ESA Color has meaning in 'Pleasantville' A tare find! A film that is funny, original, and, in the end, profound. Even rar-· er ls a film that can offer a teen audience somet.hiqg,both on the Jevel and intellig1ti1t. •Pleas- antville" is a remarkable techno- logical acluevement, blending bldck and wtute with color In a way that far exceeds gimmickry. In fact, th.ts is a story in which color becomes meaning. Writer-dlrector Gary Ross is known for his stories dealing with the confrontation of naivete with guile ("~ig," •Dave•). In the film, David (Toby Magwre}, a high school student trying to deal Wlth his parents' messy divorce. his lack of sooal success, and lus growing depression over facing a world filled with global warming, AIDS and fanune, seeks peace of mind by watching an old black- and-wlute sitcom from the '50s, "Pleasd.Dtville. • To David, tlus world of faithful, loving parents dnd mnocent bobby-soxers looks hke paradise. FolloWing a strange sequence of events, David and his sister, · JPl)nif er (Reese Witherspoon) find themselves living in uPleas- antville, • having somehow asswned the lives of the two mam charac- ters of the sto- ry. David's mtt- mate knowl- ;edge of the Pleasantv1lle plot line enables the two to adapt to their new lives June Fenner in a town where> fttemen do nothing but rC'SCU<' cats from lrees and the books on the school library shelves contain nothing but blank paper. Married couple:. sleep in sepa- rate beds, and holding hands is the limit for high school sweet- hecUts. However, it does not take Jenrufer long to decide that Utings are going to have to chciflge qwck.Jy if she is gomg to be stuck m this town. Holding hands dt the local malt shop JUSt doesn't do it for this savvy young lady While Davtd realizes that bringing the '90s into Pleas- antville will do far more than spice up Jenrufer's date We, he is unable to stop her. Without losing its humor or good nature. the story now takes on a deeper meaning. 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Pleasantville community bcgtnS to experience the freed.om of the '90s, their bldclc-and-whlte pres· ence turns to color. Before long, the close-knit commuruty is. sharply divided. Had ROS5 kept •pteasantville• a lighthearted satire, he would have hdd a successfuJ fl.Im, but he took it further. At the risk of being called clidactic, Ross confronts the issues that divides all sooeties • which value freedom from those who would control in the name o( morality or the common good. Can freedom e:xlst ma con- trolled society? Allowing free- dom mea ns allowing the free- dom to do wrong, to be differ- e nt, to make others uncornrort- able, even to do harm. It also allows creativity and the flower- ing of genius. "Pleasantville• offers interest- ing and important ideas to thlnl< about and discuss. l hope fami- lies with teenage kids will take advantage of thjs rar~ opportuni- ty to share Qle expenence. • JUNE FENNER. a Costa Mesa resident in her late SOs, is vice president of a wont force training company: . -• nc-. ........ ...-~ • ...., ...... 11..,~.,. Body ,.... • ,_.. eVidly ..,._ • S--. ............ •Ela d"J; ••· • p,. le Po.t w., ~. Hand a: hoc c-. Peelt. Gift~. 10% OiteOIH\l ....ild for ... MnK• ncept .ar-cly dit<OWJtecl P"C ........ re!AJ ptod11cu Of' la conjunctioo -ilb eny other d1K'ount. THE Daily Pilot Newport Beoch/Costo Mesa Doily Pilot date book • Thursdoy October 29, 1998 A J~ Marriage, f)iendship explored in 'Dinner With Friends'· f<)MTmJ T hree decades ago, Regi- nald Rose wrotc·1:t play called -Dear Fncnds, • in which three couples attempt to patch up the ~evNed marridgc of a fourth and expose the trnpNlJ- ments m thetr own unions in the process. Playwright Donald Margulies mines this territory in .. Dinner With Friends,• now on South Coast Repertory's mainstage. I hs play utilizes just two couples, zeroing in with surgical precision on a subject that will ensnare·its ·.audience's' T_H_EA_rE_R_R_EV_l_EW_ ~~~b~~~~ ing nervous laughter from playgoers who have traveled this route. wmc conno1ssellb, who hc1d introduced two of their clo~e fnends -hotshot lawyer Tom <md free-spinled artist Beth -to each other, and now must watc-h their 12.yeor marriage unrnvel. While Tom and Seth's ndsty dlvorc e is the focc1J point of thl' pldy, Mdrgulies gives morP ttldn equ<1J time to its effect on GdU<! and Karen, what they wPrc und . what they have becomP. Afl("r the uneasy unpleasantness of Uu~ hrst act, we get a nashbdt k to too first meeting, '.which qw(!s the chdrciclen. a necessary measure of depth. . John Carroll Lynch cndc~ lht? sophistfcated but emohondlly ret· 1cent Gabe with'abundc:lJll , believability, creating a man far more comfortable m challcngmg his best fnend's deos1ons than m offering the same opinions to has wife Lynch achieves the difficult assignment of painting a p<iss1vc yet tomplex character. FYI 'DtNNawmt FRIENDS' +WHERE: South Coast Repertory, 655 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa + WHEN:8 p.m. Tuesdays through Fri days; 2:30 and 8 p.m. SJ)tur days; 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. Sun- days--through Nov. 22 +HOW MOCH: $28 to · S45 +PHONE: (714) 708-5555 an u11tu1l scenr• m which his charact~ r behaves most unrca-.. • sonahly, tummg lu:. dud1ence agillnst him Only m the second act do \H• enc:uuntnr d more thrPc•-d1rnm1~1C1nal 'f>('rsonality \\: h1cb wlulr> lJll Cldwed, ltppecm; 11101•' unflPrstctrlllfthle. ,.. Tl1P lll\lltl·M·I µrodur.llon IS spl<'THl1ctly I '11hzf'd by SC 1•mc l d1 s1q11,.r Tho1n<t'> Lynrh cJnd c1llPllt><I rue 11lv by Plll C:ollms' hqhtinv elfe<.;,ts particularly an clep1c;tmg th'' hghb of an <1Jlprod< hmg car lrcim )ns1de d how,1~ Plt1Y'(-'ngh1 Marg'uli<'s fm.t .. ~~ • Irie Pd at 5'< R \'o1th a trong en~ ·s1qht Un nen." dnd folluwt•d •. with th£• hnlhc1nt "CollectPd Stc;i· ri ' , " hf>th o1 which v. er ., norru- • nat >d lor Pulil.1.f>T Pn:m:s. ·Dinner \\'1th Fnt>nds" conunues tus m~ Margulies' comedy-tinged drama not only draws emot1onal blood, it cuts through to the bone and exposes the marrow. The two couples mvolved are superbly interpreted under the meticulous direction ol Daniel Sullivan, who estabhshes cm atmosphere of close. bonded friendship and Hien proceeds to rattle the cages. The latter role is rendered wtth ngid, uncompronusmg vehemence by Jane Kac-zmdrf'k, whose tirades agamst the• strny- mg Tom reveal unanswered quesbons and concerns dbout Gabe (John Carroll Lynch), Tom (T. Scott Cunningham), Beth (Julie White) and Karen (Jane Kac-lmarek) share a laugh in Donald Margulies' "Dinner IV£> e.J«tOUOllUon Of thP nwnan c ond1twn (though on d persondl note, at' unsr•tllm!J to Wi.JlCh ii ploy dhOUI d d1s-.ol\.'lOU 12-yP.nr mru:nc1(w hc·tw<-'f>n chcirdcters named Torn dtHl BNhl "Dinner \\:1th fn1>nd._• is a full With Friends" at South Coast Repertory. .. The participants in • Dmner With Friends" are Gabe dnd Karen, a pair of food cnlics and her own marridge. Ultun<1tc ly she experiences a sharply convPycd sell-realization at the hands of her closest friend .Ju h<' White t"XC'els dS U1e t1rlls-I hlPstyl1" I IC'r < htHt1r.l<'1 i'i tlw he B<'lh, whow rlutlNed home pl<1y's 1110-,1 d< < <.:s'i1ble, c1 c.ollc.'<'- conlrctsl!. with hN friends' orderly hon ol l'Xpowcl nNV<• Pndc; lrdv- 1•lm9 m thl• .. rnr.t umtl ft1s1 t.uw. T Sc.rill C'11nn11mh.uns puw•·J· lul portrn~dr of To111 must stuVt\'I' • TOM TITUS re111ews lool thP.at~r for the Daily Pilot H~ review; di,>pear ThurWays olld Sdturdats Fresh Grilled Fish • Seafood • Chicken Pasta Specialties • Fresh Seafood Salads mAnonn1n . !!'!!!!l~t, ion J~ Us Fc-i Fresh Seafood • c.wc."' Au .. ~d.<--c S ~lt. \\f Dl'.IF ~OM THURSDA~ FRID"V SHHLFISH \\H K END rgr:fn~:i~:r~~--1----,---2---1 Lobste Taco Pasta & SJ:ieclal Wine Day sh T•cos Nfcht Lobster StartJn1 et Pa•ta Tails $1 .00 •peclale $10.95 Pacifico & All Wine Coron• $2.75. Rice & $1 .50 A Glast Bud Drafts $10 Salad $1.00 A Bottle Shrimp SashimJ Plates Plate $6.95 $S.SO Red Sashlml Hooks $1.50 Platter $22.9S Crab, Shrimp, Oysters, lobster, Scallops. Based on avail a blllty 1(;et I ·IThe Second p • I I Entree at rice I I Offer (,oud lllrough So~cmt-c:r 4. lll•ln • ~U•l pre ent th1t ad, I L Nol valid w/am; other offer. l)ine In Onh. l::..'11..tuJe~ Mo&n.tt.'t'r\ ~occial. ' .J ----~---------._ ____ _.._ ... __ _ AI3o AVAILABU: Ff;:!EE Fish Tacos I/" Shrimp T BUY 1 ENTREE I ;d} Shrimp Cocktails I GET 1 E NTREE I YP Octopus Tostada.s 670 W. 17th St. #GB, Costa Mesa Ht\NQLI '1~:. (:All.JUN(,• 'I \h.1:.-0UI' • ( O< K.l ~ 11.~ • I I~ I \\'IN I· S • FREE DELIVERY $20 min. 2 mile radius : FREE : /F Cev1che Tosta.das l!; !U.::-~ :.:_ ~ ~ri::, c.,:::r ~~ ~'~~~~:.I ft Fresh Oysters -SEBVING LUNCH & DDrl'ma (West of the new Trader Joe's) Thursday r t• r11y I 0 OOani r.I 00 rr • Closed on W~esd8:,YS 1123 23r4 Street• Balbc?• Peninsula 673-2687 1500 ADAMS AVE •COSTA MESA 645-8873 Where .!~~ ~r--"\,819~ ~.~ ~ Where to Dine Restaurant Directory RIVERBOAT RESTAURANT On board the "Pride of N8Wport" Rt11erboat, Home Of The Newport Harbor Naut1C81 Museum (Formerly Reuben E. Lee) Is ~n From 1 1 em-9pm Lunch end Dinner Set Sun Brunch Sam (closed Moodays). Reservations Needed Only For Weddings, Banqueta Or Pnll8te Pnes All Ma1or Credrt Cards Accepted Located At 151 E Coest Hwy, Newport Beach. CA 92860 (714) 673-3425 Fax 673·7864 AUTO BISTRO The first dri\18-thMJ restaurant on the planei. where the food ectoal!y mattert. Our bre&'tfest bistro menu 1s 6erved Sam- 11 em CU en day bistro menu 18 served 1 1~1 ~ We offbr fine del1CeC1es 5UCh es Sesame Peaout Noodles end a GnUed Olicken Focecoe Sandwich with Artichoke & Roma tomato. Plus a ful renge of 8xpre6SO & bistro bevereges served all day k:rlg locat.ed at 3100 W Olest l+Ny (Ne.¢ to Stsrling BMW). TWIN PALMS Cakfomia Coesta1 run. teaninng ttie tJoooty of .ttie coast in e cont.wTipOI • y 1nd<>CJN)Utdoor Wlege IQt*'9 atmO&ptlere, l;ve eotett.81nment wery Nght Lunch Mon.-Sat. 11'.30em-3pm fN9l'V night, bar menu evaUable between lunch/dinner and Tlu.-Sat. until midnight. Located et 630 Newport CAoter CX., a Fashion lslafld. 721-8288 JACK SHRIMP Ser\/ing euthentlC Lou1s1Sna cutsina Ill an upbeat., casual etmocphere with petlO dnng Try CU' Jack.shrimp pletda, or the Jemmln' Jambelaye Take ~ end deliverv evallabla Located at · 2400 w. r.oest l+Ny 6505577 THI CUL:INARY WRAP • FrHh, healthy 1(lt8Nl8t.iOOll dalicac• wrapped V'Nlio e flat !'CIR Q>en 7 days a week from 11 oo.m · 9:00pm, l..ocet8d In the ~Sqliln. 250E 17th~ (714)54~ NEWPORT RIB COMPANY MM' 15 yeara on NMpot\ Blvd • ~ Rtb Company 11 ~ to 2100 1-Wt>or BIW (the old Qzar-) In c:sa&R A Cocktel loun'19. lar'glt' banquet fec:itJM, men '*1cin0. • ... -**1ng kic:hef'I end opening for Ulch ... )Ult tome d the ~ a the new loclliiCn WhichMir location ~ -pa'I .. llnd the bl&'*" bd,.."" Cftnge Cculc¥. ...... '" Wll"m • COii ........ ~ ? -.... .'410 pm tacelt*l a aax> Nlwport. M . 831~110 • ( (HARBOR & AO AJvf~) 540-193 7 (near Mutt Lynch •} LE CAFE/HYATT REGENCY IRVINE Catloma Oisine at ttS finest tr"" Brea\:fil"~ lu -~ 'W!r lri casual ele~e es f'\lU d ne inside or en our beat.t.f ui patici We fefiWre . Sc1'101>tl0U! Bulfet.s ttirOu!tloot Ule da; or yoo carr orcer tram our bourtifiA meru L.oc8ted a:. ~ 79:0 JambOree Hoed [aroer of Jairboree and Ma.n) Phone (714 37' 1234 .sno HW'S Sam-11pm. YANKEE TAVERN Oo the b8~ 1n Newport 81;;ach Setlllng Luncn f. 0 nner dall'i Locar.ed r.t 333 Bayside Orf.le 675-5333 ZUBIES CHICKEN COOP Were~ th8tl ~ cllcj.enl Ir)~~ CkJ!' ~ ~ end \1-~j Chlct.en ~ o.lfer 5:& Sea1ood Pmm Rb Bali{ Bae• Rb$ P11la B 22 ~ 8Plll'lael' ~,_, eod more Generous poroons lit a GFf:j\ i ~ IJar'e Cl)et:• out.l Open. tor ooch, dlfl!lfr {piua Bild appetaers wved a Ila'() 6'i0 Suna t ~h• ~ha': ~ IOCl'!ltleS up to 70 Game rwr soon to be~ 414 lll ~EM [rni.d thUtl bj rd Ill'~ 11 ~ Beadi ~5.m NEWPORT BEACH BREWING CO. The only brewery in Newport Beech, we serve uward w1nn1ng beers & we h8ll8 a fant.astic food menu wittl out.door d1n1ng and lots of FREE ~~1ng. Located at 2920 Newport 811/d Hours 11 3Qam.11 ~&Ill-Thurs. 11:30am·1 OOam Fn..sat SKEWERS Costa Mesa"s ody Brewery' Locsted at 298 E 17th St . ., r.osta Mesa Al our brew & envees are indlllidua!y made ~ Wood fired pizzas, &hnmp/chicken/beet/tsmb kabobs, s8lads and greet sandwiches Hour$ ·11am·11pm Sun·Thurs and 11em- 12 midnirjt FriSat BAMBOO TERRACE Oleck out the hippest Ctune&e l'liSt8Unlnt 10 t:nnge Coun~ Race~ remodeled t.o l'llefT1ble Ill Aslllri beer hOuse Oil Orl seives tasty Owiese food and offers a fuly &l.OCkad brr' ~ refreshing tropical dMks, a qua!¢y Wini Is nl 11 0'90t 8S50ltlTICl'lt ot premum bttUed end dic1!t beers Hours· 5 ~7 OOprii Tues -Sun Closed M~ Locat.ed at 1773 Newport Bt.d. Ill Cost.a Mesa 64&5550 . MANDARIN GOURMET Chinese food lovers will hnd house 6pecialties along Wlth many fam1har fEJllOIUS on ttla menu. We offer A \/Sriety of appetizers. soups, salads, entrees nnd desserts Banquets, caterlf'lg and t.ake-out e\/81loble SeNlng lunch & dinner 7 days a week Located at 15CD Adams Ave 11100 540-1937 SIR ROGERS, LTD ~. Coffee end Espres50 Drinks & Smoothies All oow breakfast menu Catering ava !able Open Mon-fn et Sam Set at 7am end Sun at 9sm l.oo&ted at 270 E. 17th Street, Coat.a Mesa 64!>2252 GURU'S SANDWICHES We MfV9 hot & cold cleh aendwictms ~ GS~es ere the fattest in town!" Try our WOl1d famous moatbaD sanc:twlch or our deti _.,.e aandwich. you'D be ~ ed" for kfo1 Mon -m 9am- 8pm. Set 1 Oam-3pm Located at 1560 Superior f:we A 1 {714) 722-1211 SAllATINO'S RESTAURANT a SAUSAGI CO. PHte, Catser Selad , Home matl Sousago, Veal, Lemtf, Otahas, Wine, B , Copf)UCClno & Dessert H0t.n WetJ,. 6rMg Sil. & Suo BNnch From 8.301 00. Sun 11 am-1 Q:>m. Fti "6et.. 11 em-11 pm Al Mejor Od Cttt11· Accepted. LOCl\td At. 251 sti pyard Wfiy. ~ Btech. tn4J 723-0021 RISTORANTIE MAMMA GINA ., • ~ eemng on the i»y i.:M mue1c· J*'IOl11mig rY11tJJY In our ~ Lounge. Lac.ted It 2~ 1 E• Pecific COast ~ tn Newport BeaCh lionch Mort -6lt 11 »2 30. ti*r Brund\ 11~. Olnnlr ~ !)pm-•Qirll Oil .,_ fof' ~ 673.asx> Villa Ntl11a offers Classic ltlJ ion r.utsinc with e spectacu!ar vmw Fell'.llMQ homemade pastaS tresh sea'OOd S IP..a specsa'tles elld a unique !ite front omb1a11ce fcmin scent ol an ltal'an CAuntrysldc Prof!! SIOflB serw·e & en jWiJrcl Wl!lfl!Tl9 wi ,. list de :Jht patrons wh le dm1ng n this rorn:m11c settmf! Live enter-ta nment. be ns n ghtly llt 9pm The upstairs Cigar lou.'lgc tca-.ures prcmltlm cigars splMtB and an c iftef1S!lle (lppCtlZ.L'r menu locatr..A at 3131 West Coast.Hwy 642-7880 SCAMPI F nc F mily D rnng NmvN RP.:.nodelccl O_pen 7 Days A Weel tor [}nr Or v 5 00.10 :mpm Wn Cot.er Pnvatc Lunch Part.ies • r 15 P op1 or M r A .,M(IJOr Cred t. Cords Accepted Reser ~.T.ACn Acor>pte~ l :.od at 1576 Newoort B'vrl Costa ~. I 645-8560 SA PO RI lt..11110 tood tor hearty n&tcrs Open 11 30mn-10 (l)pm S11ndav Thursduy 11 30am-11 OOprn F11d&v-SuturxJC)y locat.eo at. 1080 &f.ilde Cllwc, 644-4220 ANTONUCCl'S Er J<ry delicious homemade lte 1an coo~ng m a nila•ec:J casua atmosphere Steps to the ocean at 6700 W PC H 1n NB Trodt:.ional favontcs Shnrnp ~ or Fetwon1 Alfredo. tD a ta~"t"t a~ of Plaas, PoSt8S and Salads are t.ffered with Soccia!s Daily Enioy a glass or bottle of '/OS' favonte wine or beer and den\ IOrget to save room for one of our detect.able desserts ~ da'Jy 11am-10pm Oelvery avad We cater and otter pnvate f 25 949-631-3592 . . J~ u. AMACHI St.. & Su-ih1 to Go Complete Bar All Ma?' Credit Cards LDcated Al. 26 /5 A.,p, !Across from~ Goll Coi.rseJI 7J 4) 61\~5519 BEN I HANA Amenca ~ rr .clenroLcd Japanese reswurent Orien 1 d_Jp e week Lunch 1 1 3(Sn.2 30pm Mon-Fri Oinne1 5 3().10 CDpm Mon-Thurs, 53().11 CQ>m Fri, 5·11 OOom S&t 4 3().9 30prli Sun LocM.ed ul 4250 B~h St 955-082~ AVILA'S EL RANCHITO Authcnttc Moxioen food, W~ Tho Freshest logr001cnts SA New Llgl'lt Cuisine Greeit M:irgantas Hours Lunch ~ Ornner. All MaJOf' Credit Cfltds Accepted Locst.ed el 2101 Plo'"t:r.ua r.osta Mes& - 642·1142. 2800 Nowport Bllld. Newport BeaG11 -6756855 -!lOd 2744 E Const Hv.y I CDM-6448226 • Ml CASA Or rnc:ils arc new a tnp to 86)8 &a weft es~ NcYI offenng hsh tacos Phon ahood ror orders to-go Hours D&ilv From 1 1 OOam All Mnior CreWt Cards AccePtM located At 296 171t1Sl. Cost.l!Mesal714)84S.7626 ' LA PALAPA SorWlg outhentic South Mexican Se:ifoo<I Ceviche cockl.a i, marooos. p\tpo nd much morn Open 6 ~ o Wock Closed on ~ys DIOO in or ts~ l.OClt.cd 123 FERDUSSI TASTE OF PERSIA S8llorf PorS111n cu1 rne in upGC81o, o!lordable tmo~ 1 1 ~anim-10 ~ Sundat Tillnlduy, urn.at 1 em Fi'idav&UJ!'da;• with rM1 musrc LA CAVE . ~ lntludml l ot toc Oro • Shrimp, JI Dally .Spec Fri & Slit Pnm Rib r'Uh B & Wlfl list.. Casual ;[)r6ss Hoors Lune.hes 11 00 2 30 -OiMOt Mon t ttom 5 3n'ln1 v Matu?l"COtd. Qners Club Lnctted At 1695 lrvk10 A (AL 17th 9n?t!t) Near Blockbu«ar EntrlrtalntnCnt Costa M (714) 646-7944 • THE BARN STEAK HOUSE Menu tncfuckls Qe fresh ~. Chiclen & PY*5 Rarm rrom S3 75 For WlCtl & a; 25 F-ct Gnoer t-bn Mon :at.'~ 11~ For Wlctl .. ~ .f1i • Gi 3:0l'im & QJn • Maier" Cd. Cltcts ~ \Joclad A& 2300HlttxrBI 131,CDl&AMM9 (714J64Hi777 ROYAL THAI Opc11 7 i1nys a wee~. Servtng Lunlh & Onm:,.. Daily i 1 am -3pm Sur)(lay • Thursday Omner 1s served 5prn -1 Opm Sunday • Thursdav Fn end Saturday open ur :.ii 1 1 pm loca::.eO at 40J1 W Coast~ 645-{'THAl) DIHO SIAM Th 1 Chinese CU!sinc Open 7 days Moodill' Sa:.urda. Lunc:h 11 OOom 300pm Dmner400pm 1000pm ~ Dinner only P rty travs & e&tcnng available located m trle Costa •• ~ ''-= •• P~~ INKA GRILL Eipenimce tile new tlaYor ITT Chmge County Enicy 8 Etn>/ ASl80 style h!cnd ot cusine oocentcd wdl the spices o• SoUth Amenca Be & wmes Hours ro Mon -Thurs 11 30am tO 9pm Sun Som to 9prn and Fn &t. 11 30am to 9 30pm locnted at 260 BnSUJI St t Red an Costa M 714-444'NKAf4652J SANTA MONICA SEAFOOD Regarded os Southern Ca domra's t.op scnlood reta W1t)l tho brgest & finest selection of lreSh seafood da y A e O'l.JftJtWe ol scrurnptiOus rtchc:Bc1cs such os evshl gna d fist\ entrecs clarr• thowder fish S chips, sandwiches end o the flxJngs IOI' e goum"lllt 11 m 31 at home Opon 7 Clays '6 wock Loaatcd et 'I 54 E 1 71.1 St. : Cost.1 ~ (714) 574~862 ' THE CANNERY ! ' ,_ 16. Thursday, October 29, 1998 date book Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot Aysia 101 brings a taste of Asia to Mariners Mile B<.lr Lounge on Thursday and Fri- day nights and live ja:z:z every Thursday, Friday and Saturday rught. "Happy hours" on week- nights fei!tuie inexpensive ap~ tizer plates and low prices on draft beer and premium well dnnks. MAkl \BIR() A ysld tol's view is br aUl- ldking -boots. water and s0t1ru1g seagUlls tndke for a splendid dining atmosphere. At ' night, glittering bay ltghts create a beautiful scene And, tiko most of Newport's woterfront rcstdurants, the view is more subltme thdJl Ute food. Even so, owner dnd exf'cutive chef John Sharpe has plenty to offer m the former John Dominis restaurant, othN Ulcm the ulb· mdte Asian f09(l experi-OINING REVIEW ence. He vtsudl1zes Aysta 101 as an amusc>mcnt mec- ca and has arranged for a host of speaal rughll. of d1mng, dancing_. -and live music AYSIA 101 + WHA'r. Aysia 101 • WHERE: 2901 ·West Coast Highway, New- port Beach •WHEN: Sto 10 p.m. Sunday through Wednesday; S p.m. to 1:30 a.m. Thursday, Friday and Sat- urday; Sunday . brunch, begin- ning Nov. 15, · 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. . +HOW MUCH: Moderate + PHONE: (949) 722-4128 The menu llsls dJShes from sev· en countnes so you C'an make d culindl)' touchdown lclllclmg in Japan, Ctuna, Thd.J.Jdfld, Indone- sia, Kored, Malaysia c.U1d Vietndffi. OIANA MUl.VIHIU./ DAl.V Pl.OT John Sharpe, owner of Aysla 101, holds a plate of crispy fried catfish with citrus sauce. Eating Chinese• rarru.Jy stylt• in the Shangh<.11 d1ninq room is th(• only way to t>nJOY the vanous offenngs on lh1s amb1l.lous menu. Go Ill a group -with al ledst two of your pd ls, und preferably, four lo <;ix · From the dun ~um depart- ment. try lhC' sun-dned anchovie!. f$6 88) fnc•d with peanuts, dnhC's dnd garlic. Th(•y are d Sdlry wake-up call for Jclded paldle!>, ancl stcdm<>d clumpbngs hlled with bits of pork and c,hnmp dt?hver <tdvory tastes, dunked in m<l pepper dnd hot mustdfd c;aun• Hot-and-sour soup ($6), one of Chiha's classics, is a bland wall- nower, lacking an intense stock to bnng it to life. On the other hand, minced ducken with mushrooms and pine nuts is a tasty mix to roU up in lettuce lE>aves ($8.68) and peppery crust· l'd filel of beef kebabs ($.q) arc succulent bites with a spicy p<'dnut•sauce. Seared a.hi salad ($8.88) and exotic greens ($4 88) dressed with a light ginger vinaigrette are .imong the SlX c;alad choices. ESTA.BUSHED IN 196~ Steaks • Seafood • Cocktails ,. Dine In Our Romantic Cellar r---------------, I LU~CH 20% OFF I I We Invite You to Enjoy our Lunch and I Take 20~ OFF ~ Food Portion of Your Check. I Monday lhl\J Friday I ~ pre<-"111 ouoon w-.m ordr:mg L 0!1'1NtrCHl<.~PO 1996No-uo~~~rtct'e~ .J ---------------1695 ltvine Ave ., Costa Mesa 646-7944 in qra118e County Family Owned & Operated 2/3 Frt.d Toast or 3 Hotcakes 2 Pieces of Bacon or So.sage 1 EB lndUdes ltwerage OflwWMIGq,1112 ._Fri. 1.99 ....lllttl. ·wok and roll" offerings range from a mild rendition of China's kung pao chicken ($9.88), with chunky chicke n, chilies and peanuts in a caramelized soy glaze to Mango· lian beef tenderloin slices ($10.88) and fat Manila clams ($10.88} with black bean sauce. fried catfish ($23.95) with a super crisp skin and hot-and-sour citrus sauce and Chinese roasted duck ($11.88) with plum sauce. Thai green curry chicken ($9.88) and Malaysian beef ren· dang ($9.88) appeal to us curry fans, and a page of mildly fla- vored noodles, rice. vegetables and tofu should keep intrepid tasters busy for weeks. Pad Thai ($9.88) -soft rice noodles with shnmp, bean sprouts, pork, peanuts, chilies and vegetables -iS an authentic ren- dlbon cir my favorite Thai dish. You can order sushi at the table, but save that for another day when you plan to belly up to the sushi bar. Prices are competi-·signature dishes" include Taste of Persia fe.ussi Grellt FooJ, F11nt4.ltic &ruin Hmlrhy • Tasty • Afferdabu 011flfn' >mwl 11/itT ,,,,, Void, c,...,.,..,, L""'" lluffet• Fridays d-Saturdals Unforgettable Nights Lots of Fun and Ft1tivity A111ir '"''"""" "'"' .l,f..,,, 6 GNllJ• l'Wr Bml,J,ry P,m1rs, A"nn<mi1nn, ComJNl"J b.«nt, 6 FAmtly G1111vri"t.' Mura ,,.,,,...,,,,,,....u, f;,,,. • .., 8"11 ,,,,,,,,., Rtsm>atums 714-5 45-9096 • 714-343-2010 Cmri"g 3605 S. Bristol St. @MacArthur (2 hfoclts north o So11th COllSf Pillu) ,,,. CI~O Daily Lunch Specials] . $5.95 . ltotton eotery Fresh Seafood Nightly Catering For All Occasions • • • Colorful ••• Uke A Home • r.cked With flavor ••• Wondaftd ••• Family Recipes ••• ~adent ••• • As seen in the Dally "lot Sept. 10. 1998 EXPERIENCE THE NEW FLAVOR IN ORANGE COUNTY. .. (714)444 .. 4682 260 Bristol, Costa Mesa (949)587-9008 23600 Rocldleld, Lake Forest < \ ( I I\ I I 11 .... I' I I. I I\ I I I I' I \ ~ I " I I " ..., •. ( 1·\1 1 ' \1 1:\1 1 "' .. \ii • ~ v,.,_V v_v v v v .. v.v_v_v_v_v_v -...·,v v-...... v v v v .,, _ .. . __ ...,,, '-' Plug into the Pilot Classified ~tion to find servtees from electronics and .. plumbers, to landscapefS and painters f . - tive and especially rcasond ble for ·this four-star setting overlooking the water. A platoon of Japanese chefs man the bar. Desserts are properly unusuctl. The ginger souflle is filled with fascinating and unusual frwts. but I longed to find some can- died ginger in the mix. For a showy finale, steamed coconut custard arrives in a hollowed-out coconut shell. The staff is a wonderful multi- cultural mix, young and cager to please. They haven't quite got the hang of wirte-ouring protocol, but·they're on a fast learning curve. Service can be on the slow side when the Shanghdi Room is full. The bars serve generous mar- tuus and li'ader Vic-style drtnks. The wine list has bottles pncecl from $26 and up, and wines by the glass are priced from $4.75 to $8.50 (corkage is $10) The upper-deck bar with its part.Mlly open -air1eeling and waterfront location is particularly pleasant There is dancing in the Dragon On Sundays start.mg Nov. 15, a sun1pluous Asian buffet brunch will b<• sc,rved -similar, Sharpe says, to that of the Raffles Hotel in Smgapore. "Sushi Sunday specials" are offered every Sun· day evening. Colorful dragons, monsters dfld artifacts glint in the shad- ows They were selected by John Sharpe and his wife, Patricia, along wiU1 the handsome Indonesian furniture The Sharpes have created an ~xotic Asian Peninsula right on· Newport's Manners Mile. You won't need to bring a passport, but your Visa card might be a good1dea • MARLA BIRD'S dining reviews appear every other Thursday Sabatino Tmrnny Pcttr Phil Vince Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner llnlqoe •Int room & dlnl111 room 1•11lablt for ,roup bu,inl"l'I mttliOJ!\ and prh•tt f'ilnctlom 723-0621 llfeaw Call .. or Rt>Senatlons and Oirttdons . 251 Shipyard Way• Newport Beach ' Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Do ily Pilot date book Thurldoy, Ociober 29, 1998 A 17 • Send your AF11R ~Items to: the Daily Pilot. After 1-bA llO W. tla)' St.. Costa Mesa 92627; fax: (949) 646-4170; or call (714) 540-1224, ext. 330. A com~ listing of After Hours can be fOWld at our Web site at www.latinw CDftWpi1ot -STAGE 'DINNER WITH FRIENDS' South Coast Repertory's west coast prenucre of Donald Mar- guh<>s' drama will run through Nov. 22. Performance b.mes a.re 8 p m. Tue~day through Friday; 2:30 and 8 p,m. Saturddy; and 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. Sunday. Tick- ets are $28 to $45. The theater is at 655 Town Center Drive, in C'~ta Mesa For more informa- tion, cc1.ll (714) 780-5555 or (714) 708 5561. ·MUSIC LINDA EDER Cabaret singer Linda Eder, known for her performane< .. in Broadway's •Jekyll·& I lydC!, ft wtll perform at 7:30 p.m today dncl 7·30 and 9:45 p.m. Fnddy dnd Saturday m Foundc1s I laU at the Orange County Pcrfomung .Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. 1'kk€!ts arc $42. For more iniormdllon, cull (714) 556- 2787 HAUOWEEN AT TWIN PALMS ·'JWm Palms presents a I lal- loween w<'ekcnd AFTER HOURS with Morns Ody and The Time on Fn- day and The Gap Band on Satur- day. The concert b<'gins dl 7 p.m. with a buffet serVPd until 10 p.m. Tickets for Moms Day ancl Tht- Time are $25 m ddvc1nce, $30 ut the door; for The Gttp Band, $35 m advance, $40 t1l lhC> door. Twm Palms is at 630 N<'wport ( <•nlm Drive at Fashion lsl1.md f·o~ morn information, Cdll 194~) 721-8288. GERSHWIN BY REQUEST P1arust Leon Bates, ~oprdno YUM! 11UJ616 '3' UIJO MIK DllVE lltw/IOIT llACH Sebronette Barnes dnd bdss1st Benjamin Matthews will perform fthe music ot George Gen,hwm at 8 p.m. Saturday in the Robert B. Moore Theatre at OCC, 2701 Fduview Road, Costa Mesa. Advdnced adnuss1on 1s $23 for ddults and $20 for seniors, stu- dents and children. Tickets arc $26 at the door. For in!ormdtion, call (714) 432-5880, ext. 1 THE MCCOY TYNER TRIO The Center's Master of Jdzz Series in Segerst'rom Hall will present f'he McCoy Tyner Tno and Symphony performing the music of Burt 8dcharach dt 8 p.m. Nov. 28 Tickets are $24 to · $46 and may be purchased through TicketMaster at (714) 740-7878 or (213) 365-3500 or at www.llcketmaster.com. For more mfonnation call (7 14) 556- ARTS. HARMONIA BAROQUE Pl.AYERS The Harmonia Baroque players perform "Tu ti Flutey ~ the flutes of the baroque -on Sun- day at Newpo1t Hdruor Lutheran Church at 798 Dover Drive, Newport Beach. For more infof- mation. call (7141 .548-3631. DEU'IER'I A'IAJLABLE HOURS: 11AM·10PJ.i 7 0AYS TEN OR LESS A series of student-directed short plays, runrung 10 minutes or less, will be pertormed Saturday and · Sunday in OCC's Drama Lab Stu- dio. l\ckets are $.5 in advance, $6 ut the door. FOr more information call (714) 432-~640 ext. 1. -FILM 'THE WAR SYMPHONIES' The Orange County Museum of Art and the Philharmonic Society of Ordnge County will screen "The War Symphonies: Shostakovich vs Stahn," a film ctbout the composer's struggle to keep his arl!shc freedom under the.• Soviet regune, today at 7 p.m Adnussion is $5 for adults, $4 for '>c>rnors dnd students and lreC! for children under H~ and mu..,eum members The musewn 1s di 850 San Clemente Dnve, Newport Bec1cb. For mformabon. r---------------1--------~-----~ : · · 1, s3 OFF LG. PIZZA : 1 -Buy 1 Entree at regular 1 price, get the second of ! $2 OFF MD. PIZZA : equal or lesser value I , FREE! • s 1 OFF SM. P1ZZA : (With ttHI PIJrc/Jas(I of 2 dnni.s Ornt1-ln only) I Nof Vlllld W!lh ~ -o"9f E1.P* 11/30/9ll Not v&ltd will111ny othet ofter Eqii!M 11/30l98 I ·----------------~--------------· . 6700 W. PCH • Newport Beach • (949) 631-3592 EVEREST Cxperienco the IMAX McMo ~ on our GIANT' 1/2 ~ Scroen inducting the Muefc: of GeorJ9' Hanieon In 11,000 watt DfS'al Sound l"tlet:uring NlllTation ~ U.• Noeeon A Mac.Gillivra_y rrccman rilm call(949)759·1122 'CAT PEOPLE' In honor of Halloween, U1 Orungc County Mw;ewn of Art will screen ·cat People,• d 1942 thriller about a woTTldn who fears she will tJans - fonn ticrself into a dec1dly oat, at 7 p.m. Friddy. A<.\miss10n b $5 for adults, $4 for seniors and students, and free for children under 16 dnd museum members Th<· mu sewn i.~ at 850 &ID ClementP. Dnv<•, NPW- port Bedch For iniomwtion, Cdll (949) 7 59-1122. 'THREE·BAND CONCERT' OCC presents d thrc>P. band con- cert on Sunday m OCC's Robert . B. Moore Theatre The concert will start at 2 p.m. <Uld tickets can be purchased m advance tor $6 in OCC's Community Educa- . tion Ttckf't Ofhre, located ad1a- cent to the college's library. Tick- ets will be sold at the door for $8. For more mfonnation, call (714J 432-5880 JOHN ALEXANDER SINGERS The Orange County Perfomung Arts Center will maugurdte its Choral Sencs in Founders I laU with dn dppedrancc by John Alexander Singers '1t 3 and 7 p.m Sunday Singers will per- form a program featunng Brahms' "Liebeslteder Waltzes," as well as work!> b}' Schumann, Pavel, Schubert and Lili Boulanger. Tickets are $32 CdU (714J 740-7878 or (213) 365-3500 -ART THE ART OF ANOENT CHINA OCC features artifdcti. from Chi- nese tombs of the Han and Tang Dynasties thtough Dec. 10. The contents of the tombs' artifacts reflect a society engaged m agn- culture and animal husbandry, trade and econorrucs, rellg1on, music, fashion, military practiCE"S dnd architectural design Tht> event will be held 111 OCC's Fine Arts Gdllery m the college's Art Center Bwldm~. Admission is free. For more 1nformabon, call (714) 432-5039 'CALIFORNIA COAST' Ca.Womia Coast," dJl exlub1t of oil paintings by Michael Ober- meyer of Laguna Bedch, will be dt l!te Newport Beach City Hall Gallery, 3300 Newport Blvd., through Wednec;day, Obermeyer 1s d charter member of the Laguna Plem-Air Pa.inters Assooation. For mformation, call (Q.19) 717-3870. GLASS INSTALLATION Artist Therman Slalom's large-· scale glass installation runs Uuough Jan. 3 at the Oran{Je County Mu ewn of Art South Coast Plaza Gallery, 3333 Bnstol St., C<>ita Me:;a. Admission is free Gallery hour!> dre Monday through Fnday from 10 a.m. to 9 pm .. Saturday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6:30 p.m . For infonnatlon, call (714) 662-3366, . . •FASHION AT THE BEACH' The Oran"ge County Museum of Art will exhibit more than 100 photo<Jraphs by vanous photogra- phers through JM. 3. Admission is $5 for adulL<;, $4 for seruors and ' students, children under 16 and museum members are free. Hours are 11 d m to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday. The m95ewn is at 850 San Clemente Dnve, New- port Beach For information, cdll 1949)7sq.1122 · .. 'GOLD RUSH TO POP' More than bO prunting~ will be Ill the Gold Rush to Pop~ exhibtt that will run Uuough Jan .. 24 at.the Orange County Mw.eum of Art. 850 &ID Clemente Dnve. Newport Beach The exhibit highlights the history of Crtlifonua through the eyes of tts drtlst.<;. Adnuss1on is $5 for adults, $4 for seruors and stu- dents, children under 16 and free for museum members. For infor- mdtion, call (949J 759-1122. T W I N ++ P ~ l m ~ • . ~ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30 Doors open at 7 p.m. Show at 9 p.m. $25 In advance $30 at the door • For tlcketa call 949-721-8 6 3 0 NEWPORT C ENTER DRIVE AT FASHION ISLAND 949-721-1211 . ' r • .. 18 Thursday, October 29, 1998 • commun1 forum Newport Beoch/Costq /\Aeso Doily Pilot1 ... .. -' EDITORIALS ~OSTA MESA CITY COUNCIL NEWPORT BEACH CITY COUNCIL ) I Prescription for healthy· council: ~indjt Dixon Gary Monahan Adams and Kranzley. I . . Monahan, I Dixon deserve your vote t'rhe Costa f\.1esa City Council tl -whether through luck of lhe drdw, c1 qwrk of nature or JUSt a \'1gilant c1tm:>nry -has been a model of .,ucrc.,s It hums oght dlong, seemingly I appH'Ctdl.lve ot 1l$ stcl.H, looking 6ut lor rt>s1cl'enll, and businesses thkc dnd putting aside small dif· k•n•nces wnen controversy comes I ~ lc1nqmq throuqh U1e door. • ' Thf' conung election probably won't cl1dnqe U1dl because only two ol the five council seats are up for 9rc1hs • One ol the? seal!) is bemg \'ctCdtecl br Peter Buffa, the long-· 11mc councilmun whose wit and potJl.lccil smarts brought depth 6nd tt sense of fun lo the counol j Grtry Mcnahan is clinging to lJ1c other seat I -With voter. selecting council ~wmhms at large -me~g T T-he Newpon Beach City Council needs Mating. Over the past two years, the seven resi- dents who serve on the counctl have turned into a contentious group. Personal agendas and petty politics have pushed aside consensus building and good public policy. The council reached its nadir with Resigna- tion-gate, the abrupt departure of beloved City Manager Kevin Murphy. But elections always breathe a sense of optimism into a city, a chance for a new start. New- port Beach citizens, like base- ball fans during spring tram1ng, have every reason to be hope- ful. Two unopposed mcumbents, Dennis O'Netl and Norma Glover, will get a free pass to anothe r four years. We're par- ticularly fond of O'Neil, who has serVed the city well dunn9 his freshman term. and we ha~e confidence that he'll emerge as a leader and cluef consensus builder on the council That leaves two contested seats. In District 4, Gary Adams Gery Adorns brings to the cooocil o long resume of tom- mumy involve- ment, from Planning Com· mission choir. mon to Boy Scou15 of America atStrict commission. Gary Adams 1s the easy choice. The 17-year Newport Beach resident bnngs to the council a Jong resume of community involvement from Planning Commission chairman to Boy Scouts of America dis-· tnct commiss1on. The engmeer by profess10n 1s bright, dedicat- ed and a straight arrow. Adams would be the ideal.replacement for Tom Edwards ... Oneof Mie Krmuley's greatest menglhs is his oblty to jgd consensus and forge compro- mises to diffi. wh issues. In District 1, Newport voters face tougher choices. Len Miller, a 15-yeer c::ommunity activist, 1umped into the race a bit late and has been tdgged the dark horse. But he's poured a small fortune mto the cam- paign and has earned himself well throughout the election season, poundmg away on two of his ravonte issues: harbor Mike Kranzley water quality and the proposed au-port at El Toro. · Mike Kranzley and Tod Ridgeway are the favontes Both have a long record of com- munity service Both ably serve on the Planning CommissJOn . Both are respected and well- hked around the community. Both. ltke Miller, would serve their constituents well. ~e'28 But we believe Kranzley 1s the right candidate at this moment m Newport Beach his- tory. One of Kranzley's greatest strengths is his ability to build consensus and forge compro- mises to difficult issues. The city needs someone who can find colllll1on ground where people -on the council and throughout the city -can come. together. He's not the pit bull · Ridgeway can be, and he has a t good deal more experience in 1 Newport government than Miller. Adams and Kranzley are just the right medicine for the ailing council The duo will help bring civility and respect back to City Hall They have the ideas and intelligence and humility to be I good counctl members . • To regain its health, Newport Beach government needs ' Adams and Kranzley. Please give them your vote thl'fe are no councilmaruc dis- mcts -candldates m Costa Mesa sonwl.lmf's find th emselves m 1.rov. dPd Wd l<'rs, clawing to find d NEWPORT-MESA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT '" c1y to th<' top. . "' Ttus yecu Uw odds d!e much · : l>nghtl'f. 1\vo :.ec1ts. Six cancli-j ~tokes, Franco ShOuld join other incumbents iri return to board dc1tes. Good muth for a politioan. ~ For the first time 111 years, an ·The C'and!ddtes are ~ mixed air of unbridled optimism sur- hag. however There's Chns rounds the Newport-Mesa Uni- gteel runrung once agam on his • . tied School District. worn-out platloml of dnving New Saperintendent Robert i.lndocwmmted wor}<ers from aarbot has a lot to do with 1t Co~ld )'vlesa, shutbng down the Newport-Mesa has never expen- Jol> center crnd rel<?,C'abng such ·· enc;ed a honeymoon like this · charity outreach pdlltnes as . before. Teachers, parents and Share Our Selves : administrators gush hls praises. Theres J cifnes Fisler, who ran 1 And l!you ask Barbot's old school : distnct in Chico, the honeymoon two yec11' ago c1nd preaches a ; Will never end. He's that special. sl.JghUy more elevated vers1on of -: The gooq economy and enroll- Steel's rhetonc Lawrence Jones, ment growth have also given d ruce young man who wor~ for school t,-ustees the ability, to radt- Rep Ddnd Rohrubacher, ~also cally increase teachers salaries, bdck'for d second attempt. City which are now more in line with dcti.~ist Caroline Butler and Plan-othfil Orange County districts. mng Comnuss1oner Linda Dixon The results are happy teachers round out the list. who will be more likely to sta}'\ To begm with, Monahan dear-put. More good news. . Iv df'SNves d second term. He's However, there is a lot of work hds q rown mto the JOb, has to be done. Reprurs to the dis-trict's aging schools have been bcCQIJlf' a voice for both residents estimated to be as lugh as $100 dnd business and mcredSingly million, test scores are medJocre -has proved to be d ledder and the performance of some · For the second seat, Dixon West Side Costa Mesa scl}ools seems to be head and shoulders are just short of abysmal -which c1bove the crowd Bnght, outspo-1 highlights th~owmg chdSm ken, natural lf'aderslup abillhes. ; between the education received As a planrung corruruss1oner, · 10 Newport Beach and Costa -Dixon has been unalrdld to buck • j Mesa: the ma1onty, voting agruru._t _ for But-under Barbot's leadership, mstarrce _ lhe proposed layout the d.tstrtct is poised to make s1g- of the revamped Harbor ('enter. ruficant strtdes 10 all these areas. This t.S why incumbents JU1l Fer-. And, for good medSUie, she lives ryman and Judy Franco have 10 a chdllenged but unrepresent: deoded to run for another tenn. Pd part of town, College Pt1.rk. PE!rryman said he ruled out a We urqe-voters to're-elect run for a second term -unW he Gary Mondhun dnd let Linda •. saw,Barbot's ·magneuc manage- D1Xon J)egm hN first tenn. • : ment style. Now Ferryman wants HOW TO REACH YOUR REPlllllTITIVIS PRESIDE\IT Bill Chnton, (DJ, The White House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washington, 0 .C., q 20500. HoUine (6 a1m . to 2 .p.m.) f202) 456-t 111 . •. o.c .. 20510, (202) 224-38-41; or 11111 Sant. Momca Blvd., Swte 915; 1!os Angeles 90025, (310) 91.C-7300. • • HOUSE OF .... SENTATIV£S • Chris Cox, (It), 41th District, VICE PftESIDEtg . • . • 1 Newport Place.: Suite 420, I Gore, (I}). The ~apitol Newport 8MCh 92660; (714) '8u1ldmg, Suite 212, Wa-hing-756-22~-4;. or ~02 Rayburn ton. o.c., ~os.oo. ! .• • Building, WUblngton, o.c., · , 2Git5, ~02) 225--561 t. (Repre- GOVERNOR . sent,I most of ~rt Beach.) P.D(e Wilson, (R), State Capitbl, • Dena Rohrabacber, (R), .C5th Sacramento 9581'4, (916) 445-District, 101 Main St., Suite, ~8-41. · . 3C, Huntington Beech 92648. (714) 960-64831 or 1021 Long· worth Bulld.lng, Wuhlngton, o.c., (202) 225-i415. (Repre- tents Costa W... and West Newport Beach). U.S. SENATORS • • Uorbara 8ol(er, {DJ, l 12 Hart Senate Building, Suite 112, Washington, D.C ., 20510, (202) 224-35531 or 2250 E. Jrnp •rlul l llghway, Suite 545, ID Segundo 90245, (310) 414· 5700. • 01 nn Fein t in, (0), 33 t Hort Building, Wn hinglon, • STATE SINATI ROii Johnlon (It), 3Sth Db· lrict, 18552 MacArthur Blvd., Suite 220, Irvine '92715, 833· 0180 f David Brooks Jim Ferryman Judy Franco to be on the 'board when the dlS· trict md1<9its turnaround. And why not? Ferryman, who is run- ning· unopposed, has done an excellent JOb as a trustee, grow- ing with each year. We are thrilled wit.l'? Ferryman's change of heart and look forward to hav- ing him aboard for another four years. Judy Franco is a slightly differ- ent story. The 17-year trustee bnng'> d wealth ol school distnct lustory and enthusiasm to the 1ob. She'<; dlso incredibly responsive to her c:onsutuents. And she's just plain nice On the flip side, Franco has been m charge during many of Newport-Mesa's darkest moment~. mcludmg the $4 mil- lion embca.lement, the !>tide in test <tCOrf's and the detenorabon of thE> schools ln the 1980s, New- port-Mesd wds ranked among the lop t O sc-hool distncls in the ndllon. Now 11.s test scores are rruddle of the pack for Orange County. Nonna.Uy, four terms would be enough. In fact, f.Sur yea.rs ago, we said 13 years WdS ple nty for Franco and endorsed her chdl· le nger m Trustee Area 5. But this year, her challenger, Tom Szulga, just \Sn"t ready for the school board. I ~e has vutually no com- Qlunity involve ment and even less tact With h.lS intelligence and apparent passion, we'd encourage him to start his involvement in the school district on a grass-roots level and make another run m four years. But for this election, we'll take Franco. Incumbents Wendy Leece and David Brooks are also runmng unopposed. When elected fow yean. ago, Leece's aJfilidtion with the Religious Right worned some of the community, includmg the Pilot. She's proved everyone's featS groundless. Except for a ( WendyLeece borderline obsession with the evtls of federal mandates, Leece has been an excellent trustee, earning respect from nearly everyone. She listens, does her homework and votes her con- science. She deserves four more years. And David Brooks, a retired police captain, has performed admirably in his short time on the board. Appointed earlier Uus year when Ed Decker stepped down, Brooks has fit in well. 1lus qwck study has a great grasp on the issues and how to motivate peo- ple. We're happy to have him for a full term. Which brings us to the tough- est race. nustee Area 4 features two tughly qualified candidates. Challenger Kathy Schwarz hds been active in the schools for years, combines intelligence with a good sense of h~or, and is well-hked by nearly everyone w!to's worked with her. She Serene Stokes would make a great trustee. But there's just one problem. Serene Stokes, the incumbent, has done a commendable job during her freshman term. Stokes knows the ins and outs of the complex school clistrict, is no afraid to deal with controversial issues head-on and-as a for- mer Santa Ana principal - knows the needs of Costa Mesa's I West Side. It's a close call, but our p1ck is I Stokes. For the record, it's sad that • only two residents have stepped : . forward to challenge the five ' mcwnbents. The school distnct I -the single most important institution in our community -I deserves better. On the bright side, the five 1 incumbents are representing us well and will continue the dis- trict's momentum if returned to office. We'd encourage you to do so. MA I l l 'A G ocialit~ status is annoying ll bothers me that when you wnt~ articles about Tma Schafrut.z, you call her the socialite of Newport Beach ( • Judg • ~ed Schafnil7. can con- trol as <'l!i, • Oct. 28). Why don'\ you call her what she reallY. i l She lS a felon who sold cocame and went to Jail. J thmk it 1s a bad sign on Newport Bt•tlch to call her.& socialite of Newport Beach when she ~ a felon b<>cuus<• that is really not Whdt II is all about. PAUL JOHNSON Newport ,Beach Nothing wrong with · Dcck<'r eviction r·m caUmg on the c;tay or go qu lion 1·convi<'led sex off nd· e r fights e viction,• Oct. 27), Althou~h 1t e m!\ .th ~mmg ' of the evict.Jon notice implies that the basis of the eviction is concern over recent public awareness of Chris Di-c:ker's acts in the past, 1t ts mere speculation and conjecture to plead that Robert St~llrecht 1s exercising the 30~day option in bad faith. One docs not have to be a pro- fessor of property law to Justify a landlord's nght to enforce a valid 30-day provision m a lease. Irrespective of the reason, unless expre sly stated m a lease, them is no foundational prerequi- site rcqum~d before a landlord or tenant invokes an expressed pro- vts1on cont.dined in a lease. More- over, these elements of funda- mental property rights should bo obvtous to a competent attorney. What I am flabbergasted by is T. Matthew Phillips' concern over the potential for his client to attain ~tatus as 11 nomad. Thal concern is directly m contradic- tion to lh optimlSm possessed by Phillips when he filed what he believed to be a meritonous law- swt agamst the oty. One also need not be infinite in wisdom to realize that with the enormous anbopated jury verdict that Decker is expecting to receive in the whereabouts of a million dollars, he would be able to purchase lus own home, thus negating the concern of his attor- ney that •Decker would be bounced around from one com· muruty to the next." FREDASCARI Newport Beach Responding to your inquiry about Chris Decker, the sex offender, I state unequivocally that he should be required to leave. That way should sustam the law and all that ts mtended in Megan's Law. End of story. I le should leave. I A Plug for Everlyn Hart f The respected former Newport 1 Beach Councilwoman and former l Mayor Evelyn Hart IS running for the Orange County Water District board I' Hart has a long lustory of water 1' and sewer planning for the city and county. Her long-range plan- mng skills helped bring the Foun· 1 ta.m Valley ground water to New· port. She serves on the Santa Ana I Regibnal Water Quality Control Board, and unlike ber opponent, she voted againSt the Irvine Ranch Water District dumping this treat-I ed sewage water into our Back Bay. Most importantly, she has no conflict of interest. knows water lSSues, and has proven leaderShip ability. . I believe this infonnatlon is per tinent to the citizens of Newport Beach and should be tterated to them • ARDEN RONEY Newport Beach • fl\ANK EISENDRA~ Newport Beec (, . . . Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot Thursday, October 29, 1998 A 19 .. SNYDER CONTINUED FROM 1 But as Ruth points out, not all ailments have escaped them. "What we're going to give each other for our anniversary is heanJ\g aids.• she says. Between the two, Harold does 'most of the talking. But Ruth throws her two cents in every so often. He rem1rusces about growing up on a farm in South Dakota. He remembers ndmg m a horse and buggy, going on sleigh rides in the wmtertune. and heating about when the Titanic sank in J912 . He and his father came to Southern California in the t 920s, and although he tried to qo back to South Dakota, he just couldn't stay away Harold and Ruth met m Upland -where she was born crnd raised -while on a blind date at a dance the town used to have every Saturddy night The relationship blossomed from there, and they were mamed EL TORO CONTINUED FROM 1 "We'd be willing to talk, but we haven't received a response,· Edwards said Pdul Eckles, execul1ve dlrec- tor of the reuse authonty, said he st1U hopes his orgdruZdtion can open the dialogue wllh the resi- dents of Newport Beach · "I'm not sure we'd have d dis- \. ussion with the Airport Work.mg Group or the Otdnge County Rc<)1onal Airport Authority, which both have 'the godl of pro- moting the airport,• he said Reuse authority off~~1als have ,aid they reC'elVed a lot of posi- tive feedback from the Original etter, which also included a esponse card on wtuch residents ould show their support for "working together" on the El Toro issue But because Airport Work.mg Group officials didn't hear back from the reuse authority, they became more suspicious of the WE WANT To 81 YOUR FIRST CHOICE! 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They have one son, James, 69, but no grandchil· drcn. "I have a good wile -the bes1, • Harold says. "He hasn't tried the othen;, • Ruth points out. "Like Clinton • Harold says his advic~ to young people is to find someone who likes the same things you do. It's no good for the wile to stay home au the time when the husband is out playmg golf, he says, which is why he doesn't play golf. "I think a lot of marriages have problems because the man becomes prominent and makes money, ~d then he goes hay- wire," Harold says. "If people would be home more ,and be together, they would stay together longer.• · The couple came to Newport Beach from Upland in 1942 and have been here ever since. Their first home, on Bay Avenue, cost them a mere $1,700. "We've traveled around the United States several wnes, but when we come back, this is always letter's motives, said group presi- dent Tom Naughton. ~The way the letter was pre- sented is that it was a solicitation by ETRPA for us to sit down and have a working agreement. and I don't ·~ow that anything has transpired m that direction,• he said. "There hasn't been any . contact with AWG on that front." So Naughton filed a Publlc Records Act request to get all of· the correspondence generated by the Aug. 20 letter. He said the 1eason was to have the same database of names that the reuse authonty has in case the Airport Working Group wanted to "clar- ........... r' ........ ....... _ .... ................. "9111 ......... ... ...... ,.._ .... ,... .,.., ... ., ........ . ... Did Sn)'tlw Ha been mll'l'led to same WOfMI\ for 70 )'8lf'S the best p~ce. ,,·Harold says. He worked in the slupyards, owned a juice bar in the Balboa Fun Zone and'worked for Dou- glas A1rcraft in Long Beach. To prepare for retirement, Harold got into real estate and sold most of the lots in Newport Heights -where the couple lives now -before any homes were built. • lt was more of a village here thert," Harold says. "AU I remember of Costa Mesa was an icehouse where we would stop before we went out fishing.• ify any misunderstandings.• Naughton said he has only glanced through the responses and isn't planning a mass mailer any tune soon. If the group did send out something. it would be to let Newport B~ach residents know that the cooperation isn't coming from South County's end, he said Eckles last week malled another letter to those Newport residents who responded to the first one. u\formmg them of the records request and saying he hoped it didn't cause them any mconveruence He's Qeen relued for 26 years, and mos~ or it the couple has spent travelmg. Their favorite place of all is Yoserrute National Park, where they used to stay in a cabm for weeks at a tune. About four years ago, they had planned what would have been their last tnp to Yosemite. They had a room reserved for three nights and had even sent in the check, Harold says But one day they were sitting at the table when they suddenly realized it was a month later, and they had forgotten about the reservation. ·1 just figured we weren't meant to go,• Hcuold says. · That seems to be the sort of easygoing attitude that has sus- tained Harold and 'Ruth through- out the years. They may have their disagreements, but they would never call each other names and don't hold grudges "We loss each other every night before we go to bed because we don't knQw if we're gomg to wake up the next morn- ing,· Harold says. "We're a fun- ny couple.· WIUITFLY7 If the two sides rn the El Toro debate meet. what as the main issue that should be discussed? Cill our Readers Hotline at (94§1642-6086 or send e-mail to dallyptlotOearthlink.net . Include your hometown and phone number (for verification purpos- es only), and the spelling of your fullna~. MARBLE CONTINUED FROM 1 pulling 'the plug on his council career is odd. He's the council's most articulate voice on the El Toro airport issue. He's the guy everyone figured would be the team leader, the perioon who would somehow bring the council together. Instead, gone But here's where things get mteresting. Adams. a veteran plaruung commissioner· who's belng endorsed by practically everyone, seems like the easy winner. Especially against someone like Winslup a wait- er-turned-actor who actually opposes a commercial auport at El Toro and talks in SlDlSter verse about how dark forces stole the last election, offenng an election-day scenario more complicated than a Bobby Fis- cher chess problem Troub~e is, Wmship nearly beat Edwards four years ago, even though Edwards was a planning commissioner and had been endorsed by nearly everybody Nobody knows why. Nobody knows how But it nearly happened. So Adams campaigns and campaigns With a worried sense of once bitten, twice shy. Chances are he11 blow Win- ship away. But . In District 1, John Hedges goes away Opuuons vary on whether that's a good thing. Hedges -ever the conserva- tive, ever the fiery one, ever the intellect, ever the trouble- maker, and ever the elusive one smce getUng routed m the pnmanes in lus bid to become supemsor -ts being tnpped [fO FANCL c ' ~ NATURAL BEAUTY .. NOTHING MORE. . The most advanced and innovative cosmetics are now available for you. Fand International proudly presents the most revolutionary additive and preservative free skin-care products .. Try our new cosmetics if you a.re for your skin. • up by term limit~. ii city 14w he and his wife helped write. So who's the lucky guy to replace Hedges? Hard to fig- ~e A few months dgo, Mike Kranzley would have been the logical answer. A planrung commissioner, Kranzley· has been running for this seat since he helped Jan DeBay nail down a econd term two years ago. But it's not going to be an easy wm. Tod Ridgeway - yep, another planrung commis- sioner -is a worthy foe and is b:ying to gairl a little separation here by painting Kranzley as a pro-development estabbsh: ment guy. And that's interest- mg stuff since Ridgeway is a developer. · Then there's Len Miller He bnngs expenence and a lot of money to the table He used to be on the Tustin City Council, but that was awlule back. To make up for that off tllne, he's plopped $41,000 of his own money into the campaign. The winner? Kranzley. Or maybe Ridgeway. Possibly Miller Hmmm. Of course, lf you don't ill«!. guys in nice suits with lots of money, there's always Naonu I McComb, an official write-in candidate m the wbo's-gomg- to-replace-Hedges bake-off. 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Thursday, October 29, 1998 BRIEFLY II THE NEWS Qup of cotrce free to library patrons day at several Ne~rt Beach shopping centers. The event will be held from 3;30 to 5 p.m. at the following centers: Bayside, Eastbluff Vil- lage, Harbor View, Newport Hills, Newport North and Westcl1ff Plazd. block. Marine gear will also be for saJe. Proceeds from the sale support the college's nonprofit manne and sailing programs. Peel's CoHee and Tea m Coro- na del Mar wdl offer free cups of coffee to all Newport Beach Pub- bc Library cdrd holders Nov 1- 26. These shopping centers will provide opportuniUes for children to trick-or-treat m tl safe dnd secure environment. For a list of boats and equip- ment for sale, call the Sailing Center dt (714) 645-9412. The chdm opened its first Orange County store hNe earher tlus month and donated some of the proceeds to the hb1ary. For more information, call (949) 225-4095. City offers hazardous waste pickups for free Peel's 1s in the Corona del Mar Plaza al MacArthur Boulevard and East Codsl J hghwdy. Coffee served from 6:30 d.m to 9 p.m. daily. Fall boat auction on the blo~k Saturday The Costa Mesa Sanitary Dis- trict offers a free pickup service tor household hazardous wastes, including dhtifreeze, automobile batteries, used oil and latex paint. For more ·mlotmdtion, call (310) 450-6060.. . occ·will conduct its fall boat duction arid marine gear sale Sat- urqdy at the Coast Community College District Office, 1370 Addms Ay_e., Costa Mesa, directly across from the campus. Residents who use curb-side trash' pickup can call (800) 449- 7587 to schedule a collection date Collected matenals will be recycled. . hopping CC'nters oITer safe trick-or-treating The Irvine Co is sponsonng 1b eighth <tnnua.l Hdlloween I ldp- penmg tm:k-or-tredt c>vcnt Sulur- Dozens of sailboats and powcr- bodts on trailers will 'be on the Participants will receive a free quart or refined motor oil. For more mformation, call (714) 754-5043. RE-ELECT BUD QUIST TO ORANGE COUNTY WATER DISTRICT DIVISION 7 Cities of Costa Mesa, half of Newport Beach, Fountain Valley, and portions of Huntington Beach, Irvine, Tustin and Westminster. WATER BOARD ACCOMPLISHMENTS • Consistently voted for inexpensive water • Initiated our Water District's "2020 Master Plan" so that generations to come will have an abundant supply of safe drinking water. • Arranged for the 1ntertie with Irvine Ranch Water District to our Green Acres' program so that treated wastewater would not have to be dumped into Newport's Backbay. Q UALIFICATIONS: • Graduate of Purdue University. • Licensed Prof ess1onal C1v1l Engineer for 36 years. • Former City Engineer for Orange, Los Alamitos and Villa Park • Small Business Owner. · • Designated professional membership: National Water Resources Association, Santa Ana River Flood Protection Agency, Colorado River Water User's Assoc1at1on, Water Advisory Committee of Orange County. COMMITTED TO • Unpolluted water supply. • Waste water reclamation and recycling projects. • Pro~ection of the underground water basin. • Reductiop of dependency on imported water • Cost-efficient and effective management. • Holding the line on the cost of water ENDORSEMENTS • Qr;;i~ Co_un~ Supervisor Jim Silva Newport B_e~Qi: Jan Oebay Dennis O'Neil Tom w. Thomson John Noyes Richard R. Luehrs Jean H. Watt Dr. Jack and Nancy Skinner • · Philip L. Arst Barry Eaton Jim Parsons Jim de Boom (partial list) Mesa Consolidated Water District: • R M ichael Healey Henry S. Panian Fred Bookmiller Jr. Dana Haynes Karl Kemp Newport-Mesa School Dist .: Jim Ferryman fountain valley: Guy Carrozzo Chuck Conlosh Huntington Beach: Tom Harmon Westminster: Frank G Fry MY PROMISE TO YOU IS TO CONTINUE TO SERVE THE RESIDENTS OF THIS DISTRICT WITH DIGNITY AND HONOR :Please Vote for ~.U D· QUIST, Director, Orange County Water District I • Paid Poli11cal Advertisement . . .Jfappy .Jia ll o 1vee11 What t e critics say ... "Best Steak Diane anywhere. " -ZAGET SURVEY •'fbp wine list in the country since 1983. " WtNE SPECTATOR JOIN US FOR ~UNCH over so items (o choosejrom $8?5 Yankee Pot Roast w/Corn Fritters Braised Lamb Shanks Jardinaire Braised Short Ribs Jardinalre • Baked Meatloaf Ch1d<.en Fried Steak w/Country Gravy Linguine w/Clam sauce . ... we're still cooking! 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Friday 9 om 6 pm (jar111·tlay ~:304JJO pm .. r I -· EYE-<>PENER Newpot1 Harbor repeats as Seo Yiew league champion in boys water polo I see below .. Thursday, OCtober 29, 1998 • Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949.57 44223 I· I I ' $anta Margarita invades Newport Harbor tonight with the familiar favorite's role. I ., I • BNUlY FAUl.KNMl : NEWPORT BEACH -The Cleveland Browns had John Elway, Ohio State Coach John Cooper ttas Michigan and Newport Harbor Hlgh's football team still has Santa Marganta. I With five straight victones over the .Jast three seasons, the Saddleback Valley-based nemesis has ~ingle-handedly baited what may have been a CIF Southen:i Secllon dynasty for the Sailors, who went 14-0 to claun the1T fusl CIF title in 1994. , It was Santa Marganta which defeat~d the Tars i}:i the 1996 CIF D1vis1on V title game, then sunk the Sailors' postseason bid in last year's Division V semifinals. Along with Sed View League triumphs each season, the Eagles were responsible for four of Newport's five losses those two years. Rell'aguing came and went ldst year wtthout vanquishing the Eagles to more challenging 1998 environs, so Coach Jim Hartigan's powerhouse (6-1, 2-0 in league, ranked No. 6 m Orange County and No. 1 m CTF Division Vl) once again invades the Sailors' stadmrn for tonight's 7 o'clock Sea View clash. Newport Codch Jeff Bnnkley, however, isn't ready to acknowledge there's any score to settle. The Sailors (5-2, 0-2 and ranked No. 6 in Division Vl), in fact, hdve their own postseas9n survtval to wony about, after losing the1T first two league games to Corona del Mar and Woodbridge. Mft wouldn't matter lf we were playing Santa Margarita or Ensigri lntennectiate," Brinkley said. "Our Job lS to do the best job we ,an." SEE NEWPORT PAGE 82 IS Irvine (S-M) 1 0 1 CdM (5-2)\ , 1 1 0 5-2) • J 0 El Toro 12-SI 0 2 0 Tonight (7) Santa Margarita at Newport Friday (7:30) IMne \IS CoroNI cW ~ at Newport Harbor Woodbndge vs El Toro, at Trabuco H1I~ QUOil OF THE DAY .....____.... "Cooch (BiM) Bornen prepared us vety weD for the 6-on-S, and we did exoctly what he told us -trap and knock them off balance -" Peter Belden, Newport Harbor poloist Newpo1t Beoch/Co$to M.eso Doily Pilot BJ DA.IL Y Pru>T t 998 'ifAc;QN RECORD 84°(, {21-4) HIGH SCHOOL BOYS WATER POL O richard dunn :LegendS eye r 1McNrunara tournrunent • One more tune appears set for McNamara's Band ih the form of Nov. 9 golf tourney at Cos Serranos. • twill be "McNamara's Band" for a third time when an endowment fund ts launched m the name of the former tenrus legend who cbed ldSt Apnl and touched the Uves or mdny. "' The founding fathers of the Coach Myron McNdmard Nttemonal Endowed Scholarship die hosllllg a golf tournament Nov. 9 at Los Serranos Country Club m Chino 1 lills wtth Jack Kramer dS the honordl)' Chairman. • Kramer. along with Pancho <!ionzalez, Lew Hoad. Ken ij.ose wall. Pc:lOcho Segura and Rod La\!er, were globe-trotters qi their sport in the 1950s as a tennis barnstorming tour that iflcluded McNamara as the band's traveli,ng secretary and 'ibmetimes fill-in doubles player. McNamara's first band <;onsisted of the members aboard hls bombers in World War II, when be flew 41 heroic missions as a piJot m the South Paci!1c. DAILY PILOT FOOTBALL PLAYER Of THE WEEK N ewport Harbor's Peter Belden (2) fends ott the pressure of El Toro's Tim Craycraft El TORO NEWPORT ... ..... ... . .. Dolf Aloi . . . . .. . . . . .. . . .... . ..... . . . . . . . NEWPORT BFACH -W1th d smother- mg defense iii . the final two rrunutes, Ne\vport t !arbor High'-bo}'Ii water polo - h")am stopped El Toro's la:.1 four posses-: s1ons m a must-ec victory Wednesday, 6- 5, as the Sailor!> chnc:hi>d their second mnsecuhvc Sea View League title. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .... (left): below, the winning moment as Sailors Gary Conwell (9) and Jeff Leeper celebrate Harbor's sixth goal of the day, the magic number in tiJewport's 6-5 victory over El Toro to claJm the the Sea View League championship. DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Newport Harbor holds on fo r hard-fou ght, 6-5 victory over visiting El Toro to capture its second straight Sea Y.iew League water . polo championship. Newport Harbor, rdnked No. 1 ui Orange County ftnd No. 2 in CIF South- ern Sert1on Dl\:1 ion l behind Long Beach Wilson, musck•d its way to the top as El , Toro t19·6, 3-1 in league) was derued m its last four Lnp':> down, Including a 6-on- 5 opporturuty when sophomore driver Peter Beldt•n provicted one of his two last- 1runule ~teals lor the Sailors (18-4. 4-0). ·codch IBill) Barnett prepared us very well for the 6·un-5, • .Aelden <:aid, "and we did f':<actly what he told us -trap and knock them oft balance.• Nev.'Port HtJrhor ·enior Garv Conwell (team-high three goals) was eJe<:ted wjth 1.34 left to give El Toro its man-up advan- tage. But Bclden .:;lipped m b~hind the ~ pocket and lapp<..>d the ball away from an El Toro dnver to tally his second steal m less than a mmute. Atter the Sailors missed a shot at the other end, El Thro had another chance, but Newport Harbor's defense :.utfocated the Chargt>rs, wllo wE>Je unable to get o[f a shot, mc;t •ad throwing the ball away with 0, 12 on the dock •That's Jlli>t a mental hreakdown, the fact that we didn't 9et a shot off,• El Toro Codch Don ~to!l 'l:aui. "It wus 1ust a men- tal rmstake. Pres:.urc. Then we throw the ball dWdV." The Tdrs tncd to run out the clock. but a whistle went aqamst them cilld El Toro·l:i Brad Burnell was able to lob a buzzer- heating attempt•trom about 20 meters away. Newport Harbor goalkeeper 1im B1Tdsong (nme save~) urned JI perfectly, commg high out of the water and knock· mg the ~hot awo.) to protect the wm. "There were a lot of tru:.tates by both SEE POLO PAGE B3 • Football standout Cldyton kee,ps Newport Harbo'1 's competitive flame burning on both sides of the ball. R \Hin l•\l l""'M If. IWy Pilcl B dly Cldyton ha always stnvcd for victory. Friday night, however, the Newport Harbor High football standout lenmCd"what it was like to fear defeat. . ·1 really didn't want to lo e," the Junior ~ety and recetver said "Something lit up 1n me dunng the ccond half. I don't know tf I can ~'>plam it, but it rrught have be n the first time the fire was so mtens.e. • While this burrung de ire couldn't overcome a lrong effort by Woodbnclgc, wl}ich claimed a 10-7 Sf'a Vt('w League vtr.tory, it ruwark a breakthrour1h individual perfonndnn• tor the ' athletic 6-foot-4, 184·pounder The D&ly Pilot Player of the \\·eek Cdught five pa"'"" for 110 yards, mduding four for 80 rard.; m the final pcnod. Hi 6-yard touchdown catch \\,th 5ifl7 remalrung kept the Sailors m tht• gdffle, a did his mt01ception m the end zone to d •ny a Woodbndg c> c;conng threat cnrl}' m the th1Td quarter •He Jl}aycd big," -N1•\\ port Coach J f Bnnkl., 5ll1d ot h1 ... two-year start<>r on dt•lens >, who :r < has al"<> caught 17 Jldc;' for 371 , yards and two m ... cmrung olf • ongratulatio~s . , . The I~ine Company and Coro~a del Mar Plaza will be making a donation to the Newport Ha~r High School At~letic Departm~1_1t in recogitition of outs~~nding performances such as .yo~rs. Billy Clayton ... .. . \' ,,. . .. l ... I • I .. , ... .. 82 Thursday, October 29, 1998 • Lagund Hills takes on Costa Mesa from familiar spot at~p PCL standings. RAllll'f F'\I I t.M ti ll<Wf Pilol COS TA MrSA Costcl t-..ll'Sd High football codch Jerry J lowell isn't so '>ure LdCJllnd . HtlJ!. pl.1yNs don't have pod.s'1ru;tead of lo< kt>r.. · . It's like thc>ir coaches yo down tu Kmko's c-very year and just turn m 2l pictures ol theu stclrters from tJu'.! yP-ctr before,• l lowell sdid of lt1P Hdwks. who square off ·•!lcltn!.t lht-Mustdngs Fnddy dt 7 p m. in d Pcl<''11lr Codsl Lcdgue nmtc>'>t di Orange Codst College. "Th<>y n~n th1'm through the pho- tocopy lllMhtnt! cmd come out '"tilt lht• :-;amt' thing "If yuu look di them on vicleo .. thl' foUJ y<'ctr'> l'vc> been hem, it's hkt• llw Sdme guys ctro m lhe '<llTlt' JCrSL'YS dncl playing the 'ctllH' posillon'> every yPar I don't ..,,.< how they Cdll hdve 16 seruor::. -who look Jllst hkc t~e guys who 'lfdChliilt•cJ ldst }ll'dl " There lS, m fdct , d new coclch and d v1rtudl 1wr...onnel ovl'rhduJ frnm th<• sen1or-cfo'l\11nated squdd which went P· l, 5-0 an lt>dgue dnd won the (Ir SouUu-!m S~- 111111 1>1vis1on Vlll t1Ue ltt'>t f,ill But Brun• lnqdlls' J ldwks (4-3, '.l·O rmd rdnked No 8 m C IF DiVl· s1on VI) hdVl' once dgdln f~h iom>d the cook1e-C'uller eH1c1ency and suc·cf'<,s whtc:h prompted the ir shtJI next fall to tht> Sea View League. ·we're going· to have to play one beck of a game to wm," How~ ell said of the Hawks, who have beaten Mesa four straight games dJld eight of the last nine. An upset would injocl the Mustangs (4·3, l·l) back into the PCL title hunt, after seven turnovers cost them a 24-8 )oss to University last wee~. "We're still at the crossroads,• Howell said. "J drew. op a dia- gram before the University game with three paths. One was us beaung Uni and gomg onto the league btle. Another was not beating Uni and giving up, and a thud was playing Uru tough, los- mg. but bouncing back and hght· mg hard the rest of the way. "Now is the·time we find out J.f our kids are really football pldy· ers. We play three more (leguJar- season) games and we're ftghbng for d winning season and a spot m the playoffs.• That hght will likely include a d efensive adjustment, dccordmg to Howell, whose 'Mustangs must battle a balanced o(fense keyed by junior quarterback Brnndon C hamplin. seruor tdllbdck Rydn Johnson and senior receiver Jeff Fischer. Johnson, a converted tight end. has 706 yards rushing and three IDs on 133 cames. He has td.ken over for Orange County car.eerTUJ>hing leader Mjke Jones, whom Howell will not miss. •He's not as explosive• as Jones, but you better dssign sc.,._ en or eight guys to stop him or- he's going to score eventually,• Howell said Champlln has thrown for 972 yards and 11 TDs (55 of 12~ with s rts Hiii SCHOOL fOOTllLL C O· S T I M I S I l I I I U P S OFRNSE D £RNSE No, \iot•y•r Ht. Wt.d. Pot. No. pt•y•r Ht Wt.a. Pot. 10 DAWWI• M JIMMY HnzOG 2 RICXY MAllTIN 42 Jolff~ .. Gus SMoovM. tJ eo.vDANDY 51 Eus.o MMn1NEz 52 P.J. StMGL 54 &IC CofilNATY 75 ISMa. L1A1. 411 SHAUN fEMvMAN S 11 17S Sr. Q8 S-9 180 Jr W8 S-11 155 Sf W8 fr<1 195 Sr FB 6"2 210 Sr TE 6-2 250 Jr lT 5 10 225 Jr LG 5.9 245 Sr. c 5--0 265 Jr' RG 6-1 290 Sr RT 6-3 190 Jr TE stx mterceptions). while Fischer, all-league as a junior detensive back, has 25 catches for 420 yards. He has scored six touch- downs. · Mesa's offense is still strug- gling for its identity. Howell began the season m the smash- mouth double wing. before ex.penmenting, with lin11ted suc- cess, wilh more I-formation and . single-back sets. Regardless of lhe formauon. Juruor Jimmy J lerwg and junior quarterback Dave Weir are the primary. weapons Herzog has 858 rushing yards on 165 carrie!> and has scored 14 TDs. Weir. sidelined early m last week's game with a concussion, returns wilh impressive offens1VE> numbers H hds rushed for 427 yards and four TDs on 40 attempts and thrown for 175 yards and two IDs m just more than three yd.mes under center . Jumor Shdun Ferryman· has a I team-high 10 receptions tor 144 ydrds. The Mesd off ens1ve hne w1U be I without sPnior guard Uhses Ordonez (<mkle sprain). so cric Connaty wtlJ shift from tackle to 81 Gus SAHDOYAL 6 2 210 ~ OE 4J JOSH Moloa 5--0 195 Sr OT 92 ~y <ifMuSKH 5-11 245 So. OT 32 Frux MoNTAHO 5-9 185 Sr DE 34 J.wY Hl.UOG 5 9 180 Jr. OLB 44 SttAUN ~ 6-3 1!¥> Jr ILB 12 JASOfil RAHlcitf 6·0 18S Jr ILS l Tooo DuoolllOG& 6-1 175 Jr OL8 4 8NJNo 8ALDQll•MA S 6 140 Sr CB 2 RIOCY MAllT1N 5-11 15~ Sr CB 10 DAVI WE• · 5· 11175 Jr F5 Laguna Hills ...s. Costa Mlllil. at Orange Coast College Estancill at Laguna Beach • Aliso Niguel vs. Univenlty, at Irvine . g11Md and Bobby Dandy \.vill start at taC'kle. ' . 11w Mustangs' defense. which hai, two shutouts, figures to be w1thout.111m.or tackle Robert HuJ- ligc>r, who 1s ill The unit 1s led by inside linebackers Jason Rankin and F<>rryman, as well els end Gus l;)andoval, safely Weir and comer- hdck RJrky Martm, who leads Orc1nye County w1th 10 inteccep- tions Irvine .up to some ol~ ·trjcks ., .. •Va litros~ rc•viving memories of Cdr.Jy-1990s rl~inance, take on Sea Kinqs in Sed View crucial. lhlUI\ ~\I 1°1>.. \I II .. NEWPORT BEACI .. Coach TNrY Herugt1n\ kids are once agcun <,pnntmg from the 0H<>n.,1v<• huddll', SllfCJ · mg up thC' Ordngc County rdnk· mgs and summomng memories of the n0Ho-d1slt1nt qlory days ot Irvine I lurh fuotht1U Thi'> t'> not good news tor Coro- na <l<'I Md1, which hosts the Vdqu<>ros f ndt1y dl 7 .30 p .m. m a Sec1 Vww L<'dgue cruc1dl al New- potl l ldrho1 I hgh "To nw. this looks a lot like U1c old lrvrnc ledm..,," Sd ld C'oront1 del Mdr Coach Die k Freem.m, whose Sed Ktnqs ( c,.1. 1·1 in let1guc dnd rank<'d No 7 1n ('IF Southern St"'('l!on D1Vlsmn VH tHc> lookmg lo get bdc k into th<' wm column after Sdnltt Mdr<Jdnlt1 nt1ppt•d thelr hV€'·9dllW Wll!Otn{l Slf(>tJk ldSt W<•C•k Thi' VdqUNOS (5-1-1 1-0-1, r.mk<'d No IO m lhE' county Ciild 'lo 3 m D1v1s1on VJ) foUowed a le>uguf'·Opcnmq df'rtdlock agdmst Woodhndge wilh a 23-20 tnumph ovN Cl Toro Saturd.iy l lc>m<Jtln'<; urut Wl'nt 19-4-1 its f11'l.t fo ur sedsoni, m the Seu View "He played big He's a winner, and I told him so after the game when I shook ht~ h.md In the locker r~o"1 ... " Jeff 8rlnkley N~ M.rbor foo1blll co.te.h •it's an honor and 1t rHlly meant a lot to me ... " am1 a.yion N~ Marbor nlor League (1992-951. mclutling back-to-bdck lcdgue and ClF conquests in '1992-93. It posted .r l-9 record , however, th(• last two yed.IS, mcludmg three forfe11E>d wins in '9b. ,. Freemdn said· he recogni.ies some of the same schem~s th<! Vaqueros used before heavy turnover d.mong d::.sislant. coac-he>s chipped away al their esltlblished tracbllons Another of these Conner cus- toms is a physical style of ..pldy, whkh CctM has mdtchE'd up wt•U dgdm l this tall. , "Defensively, it's probably lhe hardest-hllt:mg team I've seen Uus year,• Freeman said. HThcy've. never been huge delens1wly and they aren't reaJ b19 dgain this year. But they get to the bdll reul qukkly." Irvine is atypical offensively, in that it is not blessed wtth d donu- nant running back But senior qudrterback Sea,t Van De Merghel's ability to throw the long ball has, no doubt, enhanced a running game which operates behind a sl.Zdble llne ·He really drops lhal Uung Ul there,• Freeman said of Van de Mergbel's strong and accurate drm, wtuch has thrown for 919 yards and 10 TDs He has com· pleted 66 of 115 wtth JUSl two interceptions Sophomore Dave Doomey (387 yards on 72 cames) leads a hand· lul ol ball Cdmers who see uchon. while Evan Little, tl 6-foot-2 senior, ls the leachng receiver CLAYTON CONTINUED FROM 81 • ·the bench on offense. • HP's a winner, and I told hun so aftN the game when 1 shook his hancl m the locker room " Clayton swd the postgame compliment was the h1ght.•st torni of flattery. "It's an honor llf\d it i edlly meant a lot to me, tx-c-au!>e, dS dn athlete, that's what you ac.pire lo,• Cl,,yton said. •Anet the codch are the hnal juclg . • Though his only football cxpencnc pnor to entering Newport Harber was playing · two-hund touch m th(l o;;tr('~l wtth oelghbon.. including AJl·CIF standout tlntl fonn{'t 5ullor tcatl\JT\atc Brott ll6kct, C'ldytn., Wei rdl'\cd on lUffi)letili n . t ., pl ,, d ulll U?<.1guc u.a •l.klll u.nd AYSO anct my older shters w 'r ' both 9oo<l .1'Xampl ;; tor me,• a1cJ Clayton, wh tbling Mandy onct M E. wNe both mulh5port standouts ot HarbOr, who earned uack and held sc. holci hip to Sumtord and BYU, r I ct1v' ly. •t twny want d to pl11y football, hut my , ...... I CORONA DEL ~ OFFENSE No. Pl•yer • Ht. Wt. a . .-os. l M lt(f BolGEY 6 2 185 Jr OB lO fl!ATE LL~ · S·10 170 St. TB 35 CORT~ 5·1019S St• F8 2 0£NHIS AuHol£lt 6 S 200 51., WR' 8 HIMtU ~ 10 160 Sr. WR 15 $tTlf RICJWIDSOH 64215 Sr TE 70 STEW Wm -,..11 240 Sr. LT 64 8M1'T WISEMAN 510180 Sr LG 52 A.L.fx lolTeM 6 ~ 220 Sr, C 51 JASON KURTZ S-101st Jr RG 78 SE.AH fcNTOH 6-3 230 Jr. RT with 2'0 catlhes to1 317 ydrds. CdM's defense, led by seruor middle linebacker Mark Hatfield. sen10r safety Dennis Alshuler. semor comerback Hunter Mac· Dondld an.d senior noseguard Curt Sumner, should benefll from the return to the starting lineup of senior E'nd Justin Shea. Shea made six tdckles off the bench last week alter missing the league opener <1gainst Newport Harhor wtth d dlslocated knee Offensively. the Sea Kings will fedlure cl balanced attack, keyed by sPmor tallback Nate Lemmer· man dnd JUmor quarterback Mike Bergey Lemmermdn has 717 rushing yards and three TDs on 121 car- nc..s, while Bergey ha.s completed 56 of ~9 for 821 yd.Tds, with e1yht 1 TDs and four mtercepuons. Alshuler ( J 7 catches for 106 yclrds) rlnd MacDonald (12 for 296) dre the leudmg receivers A victory would p1ope.l lhe Sea mom wouldn't let m e, until high school· Cldyton dlc;o played Vc:1rs1ty volleyball <1i, <l sophomore dll<i hl' hds played lower-level busketbaU his first two year~ as d prep •He's Jltst an attilcte," Unnklcy said. •He ha good hitnds, he's got ·ome ledptng ability and he runs pretty well. It th • bull as thrown to him. he €'xpects to go get it and rntch 1t. We tt)&k to our kids dbout m<tking plays ~nd not waiting for your huddy to mc1ke a play Some guys JUl>t nw. up m those 1tuatton and Billy did Fnch1y rught. • Though sttll quwt, humble und unnc;suming, conhd(•nc-.t• has play !ct a h1g pt1rt 1n Clayton' •merot•ncc mto tho !tpothq . accordlnq to nnnklc~ Clayton aqrf'cd, ht•" omc> a long way c.mu· beinCJ I tu'il mto the 8lOrtmg Lineup h h1't vm 1ty . c-arnplll<Jn. • 1 l ·.irn<>d sa w~ek5 <t"\I) ~eoson UlrtOd, • he r •callc•d, "I Wb XUUOll ly nl.'tvOU th (Ir l fr.W gi'lm and I foll i.Hvkwarci. r 1u t really didn't w. nl to gel 1""'41 deeµ and hurt om t ~m. ~ CftuLion render~ Clayton MAR LINEUPS· Ht. Wt. Cl, p>os, 91 JuSTI .. SHEA 6-3 230 Sr OE 77 JAy BottoM 6 2 210 Jr OT 35 CIMr 5uMHOI S..10 19!> $r NG 99 1\' HAllPOI 6 3 200 $<. OE 15 1 SUtl RlcKAADSON 6-4 21 S Sf OlB 38 MAIUC HAT'fllLD 6-2 21S Sr MLB 52 A.Lo 8onOM 6 5 220 $r OLB 25 RYAN WMO 6 0 155 Sr CB ll D AVIO BE.So 5-11 170 lr CB 2 0£.~IS Al..SffUWI 6 5 200 Sr SS I HUNrot MAcDoNN..o 5-10 160 Sr FS TOP 1 0 CIF Division VI football ftos.School 1 Santa Margarita 2 Woodbrtdge 3 Irvine 4. Sefvite S. Villa Park 6. Ne•llPO't...,.. 7.CoroM .. _ 8 .~Hills 9 . Katella 10. Foothill Others: El Dof.ck>. 4'-3; Kennedy. S-2; Tustin. 4-3 •includes three forleit losse. . Klnqs into the upper diVlsion of the rugged Sea View, while a loss would threaten their quest for one ot the leaguc'lt three guaranteed playoff berths tentative dt tunes last season, but thb year he's comfortable, conJ1dent and clearly Cdpablc · · "I made a Joto( improvement last yt~tir, but I still don't thuik J was o very Hood football player. Thi yedJ, all our coverdges have become !.t~ond nature. l can lake more chanct.?s and. as a , returning tarter, l feel l have to step up ond oo a leader on defonse.• Lcadcf"hip come~ e,1 ily to this aspmng Eagle Seoul (he's om• ment badge hy), wha plays pumo m a church group,· i the ... junior cla VlCC president, and mamtam~ a 3.9 GPA. •He's a very to..lentcd guy.• a id RrtnJdcy, who behoves Cluylon's athlobc ab1hty could lrnn,ltllc lo i.I Division t <.:'lll<•q • footlhlll futurt!. .. rm now, how •vm, Clttyton IS • llllPnt on rec, ptunny the 111utJv.1tmn thm con \unecl hun dflcUnst Wooclbndge and helping th•~ St11lms ovcrcom on 0·2 sldrt n IPtHJUC to m k • the Clf playoff • "W • 1111 httve htyh 'Xf)CC'I .tu>n for our t am ond w don't W6nl ttll tho work and C'uhc m th off· ason to go for nauphl. > Clayton said. .. Newport Beoch/Costo M.esa Doily Pilot A 8 Struggling Estancia and Laguna Beach both see a qufllitY tbance to claim victory Friday night. BNIRY FAUl.11.NI II LAGUNA BEACH When Estancia rJ.igh and host ' LagU1la Beach line up across the · neutral zone in a Pacif· ic Coast League football game Friday at 7 p.m., both will be star- ing over their face masks at opportunity. "Laguna Beach { 1-6, 0-2 in league) will be hungry,# Estanc;ia Coach Dave Perkins said. ~They see this as a chance to get back into • the win column." against Aliso, I don't see why we can't come away with a victory" When the Eagles roll, it's usu- ally due to a shove from talented senior Manu Tanielu. The 6-foot- 1, 180-pounder, who play~d four positions last week, has 661 yards rushing and 5 12 more receiving, splitting tune primarily between tailback and receiver. Tanielu has 85 carries and 31 receptions and has scored pine of J..he Eagles' 13 touchdowns. He has t·,392 all-purpose, yards Taruelu will be an even greater focus for SOP.homore quarterback Kenny Valbuena in the passing game. smce senior Brett Valbue- na (15 catches for 158 yards) is scheduled to miss the ~ontest after receiving stitches to seal a gash on hls knee cap. Laguna Beach, coached by former Coro- na del Mar High head man Dave Holland, is 3· 39 ag~t PC L competi- tion in the 1990s. All t.hree wins, however, have come against the Eagles, including a for- feit in 1995. It is a similarly auspi~ cious O\.'.casion for the Eagles, though Perk.ins believes his squad (1-6, 0--2) will not battle even )l"'hint of complacency. "Ther~'s not much chance of that,· because The Artists are keyed by junior quarterback Manu Tanlelu . Ryan Schissler, junior runrung back P.at Ches- we haven't exactly been drilling pe<?ple ... Perkins said The Eagles, however, sbouJd carry some momentum from a strong second-half showing in last week's 46-27 loss to Aliso Niguel, which handled the Artists, 35-7, the week before. "Our biggest things are block- ing, ldck.ling and execullon," Perkins said. "That was ·our theme against Aliso anµ we d!d a pretty good 1ob on all but the · tackling. I know Laguna Beach won't roll over, but if we play lhe · way we did the last three quarters ley dnd 1uruor tight end 1Tavis Loi dolt • Schlssler has completed 74 of 14 1 for 681 yar-ds and four ms Wlth eight mterceptions. Chesley has rushed for 406 yards on 109 carries, while Lo1doll hds 24 catches for 217 yards ~They're well-coached and disciplined," Perkins said.., "They've. kmd of been m thE' same boat as us, in that when U1ey've made a mistake, the other team has usually scored. The big ddvantcrge I thmk we have over them 1s speed." fl> ESTANCIA LINEUPS OFFENSE Ho. ""yer Ht. wt.a. Pos. . 12 KENNY v AIJIUlHA 6-4 195SO QB 2 MNUOMMAHOA 5-B 180 Sr TB 10 GllfflN OlociAN 6-0 215 Jr FB s JoftN Aa..ol¥rt 5 10 165 Jr Fl 1 MAHu TANIW.I 6-1 180 Sr WR 45 K<*Y Ml:No£N 6 o 190 Jr TE 70 Jo5ff VE.A04 ~2 210 ·Jr. lT 58 0AV1D Roo4'1GUE2 5-7 210 5o l<i-n TIM VAU>EZ 59200So c 50 OSAll R<*UO 6-0 230 So. RG 75 Kvu.= WUTMAH 6-1 270 J( RT NEWPORT CONTINUED FROM 81 That effort will include trying to make a dent in a well-oiled juggernaut, which has won 3 J of 32 games, 13 straight in league. as well as back-to-back league and Division V championshJps. "They're solid and they're always going to be solid," Bnnk- ley said. "They get good athletes and (Hartigan) does a great job• . Among those athletes are seruor quarterback Greg Orlando, semor tailback Spencer Mc:Cros· key and semor receiver Mike O'Gorman Orlando, a versatile DEFENSE Ho •.... y., Ht. Wt.O. P'o&. 36 FNW> JAMIO 6-1210 So OE 70 Josft VEAOt 6-2 210 Jr OT 50 ClSAll ROMUIO 6-0 230 So OT 45 KOMY MENoEJf 6-0 190 Jr OE 7 fboCY ROMo 5-8 175 Sr Ol8 4 CiElwlDo MolJNA 5-7 16S Sr MlB ll D,.,..Y 8'tiAHo 5-11 195 So OlB 20 ,.,.,., ROMo 5-9 135 So C8 5 JOtfN ALolMn S 10 165 Jr CB & MAnMuwa 5·7 175 Jr. SS 1 MANUTANl€W · 6-0 180 Sr FS comerback Lamdl' Lee, as well as outside linebackers Lucas Kerr dnd Shawn o ··Donnell. Offensively, the Tars may opt for a change at quarterback in an attempt to remedy their modest league productivity (25 points in two games). 1\vo-yea.r stdrter Steve Gor- man has thrown for 1,037 yards and 16 IDs (79 of 134 wilh three interceptions), but may give way to fellow senior Eddie Johnson. Johnson, an all-league punter, is 4 for 5 for 64 yards and one ID in limited action Uus fall. ·we need to hnd a way to generate a big play." Brinkley said Senior tailback Robert Peredla keys the running game. He has rushed for 816 yards and 10 TDs, including his fourth triple-figure output last week against Wood- · performer who starred at receiver while current USC freshman Carson Palmer triggered an Orange County slngle- season-record 651 points Eddle Johnson bridge (105 yards on 28 carries). last fall, bas thrown for 888 yards and rushed for 349 more. "He's dangerous," Brinkley Sdld. "We can't let him run all over the field " Orlando hac; completed 67 of 11 t posses for eight touchdowns, with 1ust three mterceptio~. He also has five rushing ms. McCroskey has rushed for 635 yards and four TDs, while O'Gor- man has 33 receptions for 522 yarru. and hve TDs. Newport' detcn ·e yielded JUSl 28 potnts in an unbeaten pr • league campaign, but hos surren- dered 38 "points the last two weeks The Sailors are led by ends Q>oper Wise and Brant Hill, , Senior Oscar. Garcia, held without a catch last week while fighting an illr\ess which did not allow bun to practice, has 34 receptions for 417 yards and 10 TDs. Billy Clayton (17 catches for ~ 371 yards} and Justin Jacobs ( 15 for 163) are also capable targets. Harbor, which has not lost its hrst . three league games since 1976, has beaten Santa Margari- ta, bound for the Angelus League next fall, twice in eight tnes. Newp,ort Beach rei;1dents Matt Lopez. whose 14 catches are .sec-' ond bast on the team, and se~or middle llnebacker Josh Wills, :sec- ond on the teem with 59 tackles, also contribute for the Eagl~. IEWPOll 111101 LINEUPS Offf NSI .... ,...,.. . \ 1 Sm11~ 4 ~.....,_ .. c.w..ot ...... Qlm ll OKNI GMCIA · ) """"~ IS NICJt I SJJIU * 11 8tMt loMs 55 lilwfT Hill SO LMGOWG .. MllCIMtaw.a. 71 ...,CGu "" Wt.a. ,__ i-2 178 Sf QI S-10 170 .Sf Tl s-9 210 Sf. Fl S-.10 117 Sr. WR 6-0 lto Jf WR ft-4 2 It Jr TE U 2.U Jr LT '-'S no St LG M 211 5o< C U 223 Sr ltG OUOlf In DulNsa Mo. Meyer Ht. wt.a. .... SS ~ Miu. U 2l0 5'. ~br M .._ "·•~ ..., 221 Sr or ' lJ Ma WMnm S-10 If) Sf OT 71 Com9 W. M ~7 St. [)( I SM-. 0'1I 11.u. t-1 202 St CU S --~ S..101IO Jf Mla t LUcAI... ~ s-t 1IO St CU D OlcM CIAllCM S.t llO St Cl '° LMMll Lm w 1 so Sr ca • ICa.-'f Pli I l J.t 1f0 If SS I ... a... Ml" Ir PS ... -. Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot GOLF CONTINUED FROM 81 1 hey c;urv1vcd mynnd enemy encounter:. cine! ct1Ucd themselves "McN,1mdJ<1\ Bdnd," no doubt an mdicaltt!n ol tlnng ... to com<> for the icnn(!r tJCI men's l"nms roach who dlso C'>lcthli-.hc d what ~ now the. Bdlboa Bay c 'luh l~acquct Club and Wds n lun!1h1ot• t<'d ching pro HI lht• fornw r John Wayne Tennis Club • 1 Wdi. Pxtr.1orclint1nly lucky to hctvt• fomwd o h1l•nd<,h1p with , M yron McNc1111arc1 th.mks to the sport ot lc>nnt'> Hl 1937 whPn we hoth WPre plt1y111q 1umor and htgh sr.hool te nrus," Kr.unc!r '>dJcl. "IL is my up1nu111 tht1 t (Mc Namctrtl) c11d~d the c;port of ll'nnL'i in 1 Southern Ct11ifomid dS much as • any other tnd1vtdt1<1l. • 1\monq the tournHm cnt • conumll1·e 1111 mht•r., mC'ludc Ken ~lucn1 IJ>Hh'><Jdc.~ T1•nm<t Club own1'r <11\cl opPr,1tor), I ldnk Lloyd (C11st<1 :--1i>s. TPnnts Club owner and opt•rqlul), Vic Brddeo (tennis uuthonty) .ind Bully RdblJ11l, the fornwr N<'wport 11.irl>or I hqh and ' L <'I dt'>tunn~ runrwr who wfls l\1tN<1m.ir.i's '>h'JHla11qhlN Fm dl1t<1tls on tlw Coc1ch Myron Mt'Nc1111,ir.i Mt>mondl S< holdrship ' CoU Tournctml'nl (ll4<-I) 824-8366. • Big Canyon Country C lub nwmlwrs ,in• l'•tcwr to plt1y the nl•W lclvout on llwir hnk'> following the t:'1qht-111011lh fl'( onc,tructton 1n1lJL'Ct wh1c It lecthm 'd lhl' work ol uotr C'OlllSI' drt htll'C t John I I c1 rl>olt '" I f,u btJllh"'> !~11 ttlllct, \\lush -h<twd firm Wcl' r.tnkC'd amon<J thi> top 2.5 111 llw country by Golf Wor/c/ 111r1g11111w th1:. year Af!l.!t BICJ c myon\ urt1nd r1~01w11111~1 nt>XI Thur .... dcly, 111Prnher..; "111 h''t llw new C'Our.,e for two """""' , then ho .. t the Club Ch 1rnpmn ... h1p (lor men) Nov. 20·21, the hr"I t11111nc1111t•nt on th~ • renov.ill•d c 1111r"1' ' Big C,myon I~ l'XJll'Ct<>d lo he '• • .. 1rctti>qt<".rlly d1llt'rt'nt wtth d more dt.ittldht l1111 .... 111i1q holl' All !Junki•t., ,md !lll't'OS h,wr> l><'~n fl'hlllll. • Se\eMI communlt) businesses ( C dJtlt' fOf\\ctrll With Cj<'nl'rOUS d<Jllcll IOll'> lo tll'lp rtld k1~ thl' !>tXlh • urnu.tJ•S,1Jv,111011 Army Bl'lty lll'ld<111 Pctl11w1 C..:h,1111)-( j11\I Toum<1nu•nt ,, .,un 1•ss ill ~h· .... 1 \ l'rd <' Counll) C'luh on Monddy. r C:n~.11 1H Cinll Sy\ll•ms and the Villt1 Novc1 rt'"'" 111 c1nt. lmlh m I Newpor1 BP<trh, Wt'JP .inwng the • ._llppOrt4'J!i, Tlw t'\t•nt fdlsecJ Jn ex< t•..,.,. ol !:'25,()IKl, ctn ordtll<J to 1 \\'JllPll .11,lm on ot lht• S<1l\0illion : ,\nny l ·11 may h<1\t.' heen our ltnPSI , effort m term., ol the numbN of plt1yf'r ... ctnd tilt' gent•rcll support,. John.,on .,,ud MI tlunk we bumped (the tournc111wnt) up a level • ' • 4 ~ ' I l Thi> -,1lvc1tton Am1y t•vcnt has \x.>(>n pt.1wtl on tour diJferent COUIWS Ill .... x yt•ilf'>, but Johnson IS unsure ti tlw tournanwnt will return to t-.11!-i,t Vt•rcl•• tn 1q<}q • Fan<, can dlne or play golf with ••· <.putt:.' 1•1,•lmties m .i ch.tnty ~ fund·t<il,cr ttl C\nnpy\ !:>t.1C'ond Lllf' Otnrie1 Nov 8 dt the I Jydlt Nc>wporte1 or Th<' C.m1panelld C:Clll ('l,1c,.,tc Nuv 'l t!t P<'h(ttn I ltll <..iolf <.'!\th ( Cump.im·lld t., tht• unly Dodger m tu tory to '' rn the NdllOndl LP•l!IUI'._• ~lost \'<1ludblt• Pluyl•r Awdfd thr't-·1· tum• ... A trnq1c <Kcttll~nt ll•ll lum pc1r,1lylPd dunng the "',nh•r lx•turo the Dodqcr moved \H•st C.:.intpdnl'lld WdS an .IUVU('dt~ lot ('h}"'>ICcll thcr.tpy '" hefott' hi-. dt'.tth m Jum• l t19:l. Pt•lt•r O'l'-1.ill~y. lormcr l<'am owner, dlld lonqtnm• Dodger hroc1dcc1 .. 11•r Vm Sr111ly dft' the < lH>nor<1ry t:h•Hf' ol tltt• dinner and lmtr1ltmw11t Tommy Ldsorda and Ho,1p C't1rn11tmf'IJ,1 <1H' -.1•rvmg as ro-chu1r.. Dm1wr <letotl'· (81 8) 222-2714. noll clcldtl'>: fH I HJ :i44-li Hl5, ext. 1 O:l or 10~. • RICHARD OUNN's club golf column appears every Thursday. HIGH SCHOOL &IRLS VOLLEYBALL Tars clinch sixth straight title • •Ne wport Harbor girls claim al worst a share of Sea View League championship; they can wrap it up unconditionally Tuesday against Irvine, with still another game with Corona del Mar remaining. LAKE FOREST -Senior Mar:issd Cothran had 4 2 as.sists as Newport Harbpr High defeated host El Toro, 15-3, 15-3, 10- 15, 15-1, to clinch a sham of its SlJCth con- secutive Sea View League title Wednesday With a win over lrvine on Tuesday, the Sailors (12-0, 8-0 in league) can wm the title outright. ~ "('m j ust proud of the fact tl)dl w e could do this m this league," C0c1cb Ddn Glenn said. "Corona del Mar and Santd Margdn- ta won CIF titles with us ldst year We're Wade 1ust lucky to have an ~xceptional team back from last season " Erica Wade and April Ross e'-1ch had eight kills had six kills and four blocks POLO CONTINUED FROM 81 . Knsta Dill teams today,• Bametlr'>dld. "It was a pretty ragged game.· The setback for El Toro, ranked No. 2 in the county dnd No. 3 in Division I , means the Chargers will most likely be placed on Wilson's side of the pldyoff brdcket when the po~l season starts. "Newport H arbor (which fintshes league play next week against Irvine) will represent our ledgue well and, d l !:iome pomt, we'll face Long Beac,h Wilson, clJld thdl's Hke pldying ·Golden West College,• Stoll said. While El Toro's offense was repud1dled m the u uc1al moments, the Sailors scored the go-ah ead goal with 2:24 remaining when Tyler Cdffey one-bouncc>d d shot from f>1ght meters out Most of the Sailors' 3 1 shots were wide, high, deflected by El Toro dnvers or block('d b y goalie Doug Bro\vn ( 11 Sdves). "(Brown) had d good game, but we didn't put the bdll m the cage -not even in the confine of the cage," Barnett sdid . Newport Harbor, which trailed only 1-0 after getting shutout in the first quarter, never led in the game by mo1e than a goal. In addition to his goals, Conwell cldded three steals lo give him 37 for the sedson. KeVUl Becker scored both New1>0rt Harbor goals in the second quarter, giving him a clul>-leud- mg -46, while Jeff Leeper hdd three steals to pad his tedm- leachng total (42) "It was exciting," BdmPtt Stlld of his team 's victory, which WdS sparked by a defense thdt dllowed 23 shots on goc1l c1J1d forced 15 El Toro turnovers . Junior two-m eter man Trevor M cMunn, Cl Toro's top play- er and leacting scorer with 76 godls entenng the league showdown, was held to only one goal as Leeper p layed tough defense, guarding the holf' for the bettrr part or three qlldr- ters. In the closmg moments when El Toro '"d~ cut oft m it<. last four "ti.mes with the ball, Conwell WdS gudrctiny Mt Munn in the hole . •our players knew the whole sct>nuno, • Bdmetl ~u1u, "They knew the importance of this gaml! for C lF dncl tu wi n league. obviously.· After El Taro's Jeff Llo}'d scored his second of thret> yua.ls in the third quarter, the Chargers went ahead, 3-2. But they would never lead again. Conwell tied it with 3:36 left on the third-quarter dock on a rebound shot, then scored to put Newport Harbor m front, 4-3~ on a bullet from 12 meters out Wlth 2:51 to play I In prept1ration. ior the CIF Southern SPction plclyoffs, the Sallor; Wlll open play dt lhe Tournament of Champions in Santa Bttrburd on Fnday w ith ii m atch agdinst Prcsentdl!On, d parochial school from San Jose, al 9 d.m. "I'm real <'xc1ted and the guls am redl cxu lP<l.'' GlerUl st.tic!. "This 1~ where you want to find out whc1t things you need to wu1 k on b~ture tht, J)ldyofls. Thll> is il good pwvww of w ho will he m the state toutnd- Cothran nwnt." ·Newport Harbor will plc1y its hndl S•"d View Leagu" nwtch c19amst C'orond dcl f\ 1ar Nov. 5, dssum· ing the Sl'd King'>' move into the Pdnfic.: Codst Le.ague next year beconws reality. l >'II E\CH/OAI' l1L H Newport H arbor High's Brcm don Hansen takes his shot Burnett's CJOdl tor tho Chc1rgl1r-. with 1 -2.'> remammg Ued 11 dgdm 4-4, hy quarte1's t•nd. -Conw<•ll put th(', Tilr ahead m the lourth qudrter. 5-4, with d terrific: olfC'n.,1v11 manl•Uvf>r m the hole to beat three El Toro ·defenders who hdtl cullt1p'>ed down into the two-meter arna Uo~d. hem ever, ~cored <1gc1m to lie 1t. 5-5, with 2:46 lelt m the game. then c.1ffc} .... uoal on Nl'Wport', ensuing c;enes provided the t•ventual ~1ume·\HIUl ..• SEA VIEW LEAGUE NEWPORT HARltOR 6, EL TORO·S Scont by Quarten El Toro 1 2 1 -5 Newport Harbor 0 2 2 2 -6 El Ton> Uoyd 3, McMunn 1, Burnett 1 Saves • Browo 11. Newport Hilrbor ConV1.ell 3, Becker 2, Caffey 1. Saves -Birdsong 9 -----WATER POLO Corona del Mar wins the easy way -by a forfeit over Warriors CORONA DEL MAR -Corond del Mar High's vdIS1ty unproved its playoff chances on Wednesday and 1t didn't even have to jump 10 the pool. Woodbndge 1s only field.mg a rrosh/soph and junior varsity ledm Uus season, so the Sed Kings unproved to 9-9, 3-1 m the Sea View League, Wlth a forfeit victory over the Warriors. Corona del Mar will have hdd two w eeks to prepdfe for next week's b19 match against El Toro The host Sea Kings' Juruor var- sity defeated Woodbridge 12-1. The frosh/soph tedm won 16-l . Ryan Hamdha.n l<'d all scoren. with four goals m lhc frosh/soph game. JC 'W 0M1·N Bucs escape en route to OEC title COSTA MESA -When Wendy I Iart scort:.'Cl for Cypress College with 2.27 Jett in the third quarter, the V1S1bng ChJrgers bdd cut Orange Coast's lead to just one goal and wert-threat- erung ts> pull off a major upset m an O range Empire Conference match But, powered bv Shakiba Firnbrt>~· tw o goals, the Pirates 4'COrPd hve !rua1ght goals c.Uld heJd on for a 13· J 0 victory, clinching the league title and the top-. eed in ne xt week 's 0 1ange Empue Conference championship tournam ent. Anana Llndren fllllShed vnth hve goals lor OCC (23-3, 7-0),. AJex H ylton and Nens a Rei· dcnbaugh each scored two goals. ORANGE~ CONRftENa OM.NG£ CoAsr 13, CYNESs 10 Cypress 3 1 3 3 • 10 Orange Coast 4 3 3 3 • l3 0r_... Coest -lindren S, Hylton 2, Reidenbaugh 2, f1mbrcts 2, Rres:zewsk1 l, ~ith 1. Saves · Finnegan 7, OeLaJara S. Pirate rip Cypress in OEC contest. 11-3 < 'OSTA ME!:>A -Ryan Cdrreoll and C drier '-Weir scored three ~JOdb 1.•c1ch as Orange Coast Col- lcta-dt>ft'dlcd Cypress, 11 -1, tn th~ hnctl Orange Empl!e Conft>r- cncc mdt<'h of the regular sedson di Ornng C'0ct-,t on Wedne day. Goahl k a1 Bond had rune saves lor thf• Pirates (Y-14-1, 3-4), who timshl?d ltlth m confertmce <1nd \vtll face the fourth pldce tPam m the h~t round of the OEC championship toume>,; next week. Rob ~lcLdtt~ hdd two god.ls ORANGE EMPtRE COHffRENa ORANGE CoAST 11, CYPREss 3 Scor. by Quarters Cypress 1 2 0 0 • 3 Orange Coast 5 O 1 5 -11 Cypress Fair 2, Hoffman 1. Orange Coast Carreoll 3, Wetr 3. McLatre 2, H1991ns 1, Alvarado l, Swanson l, Saves · Bond 9. • Thur$doy, October 29, 1998 3 HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS GOLF Sailors rack up third traight win COSTA MI:.SA-BrL1nna Reehl ~hot a career low 4:J as Newport H asbor High defeoted Foothill. 135· 145, in a nonl(!agu gu l golf mdtc:h•at"Co:.ttt Mes() GolJ C lub, M esd Linda Courl>1~ 1pa1 35J: on Wedo ·S· day, extending 1t' wmnmg treak to Uuce match~ Rechl's' bel>I moment came on tiw pear 3· No ."'8 when• shf> c.hipped 111 a 15-footeI ro1 a htrdle. Team- mdtc Kelly Hunt hm:.hcd with u 44 and Sqe!Jy Roberts had i.l 48 In hght of wcent rnatchPs, the Sddors 15-t 1. 3-6 m Sea View Lt•tlgue pldy) dH! optinusttc about thE•ir chancPs to do well agamst lrv1ne to<:ldy dt Oak CrePk Golf Cluh (2 45 p.m tt.~<· ume1 anCJ Uwn on l\tondar at the 5ea ViP~ Leauue ftnab at'Redhawk Gou Club. \"te spent the fu. t µart of the ~eur gJ\1ny each pldyer a shot," Cou<:h Ju11 Wdlrtm ~q1d. "'each J'l·l}'· er hds pldyed 14· l 7 limes this yi>ar. Over the ldst two weeks, we've been U'>l09 our l>e. .... t rou r and the}· hb\ ~ r~ally Jelled We've dropped 30 >tr iNes otl where we started tit Santa Ana Country Clu.b • . The led<JUt? hndls sturt ett 111 30 d m . Sea Kings victoriOl;IS. crucial today IRVINE -Alhson Sd1ttuppnor dnd Ta} lor McC omuck edch shot a 14 -over par 50 a~ CorOnd d<>I Mar High defeated lrvinf!, 151-172 m a Sea \ iPw Leugue match on Wc<lrwsdtt) al Oak Creek Golf Club. . Th~ victory set up c1 shm\ down today \~·1U1 C.I Torc1 dt thP El Toro Manne~ f\ h•mo11ttl Course for tl'ltld pldCl' dnd a b1•rth m the CIF tJ')drnl>1ooship-; "We will have to play ~Treat golf todav, • 'uttth Mike Stdrkweuther Sdld The Sed Kmqs ( 11-5, 5-4 u1 lectguc) can Josi:! by no more lhc1n fsv~ .,trokr• t1J chnch d berth. St<'phanie M cCoy '>hot o 51 c 0 l l E G E M E N I s s 0 ( .C E R Vanguards overun in seeond Ji~ COST~ f\..tESA -Southern 'dlifomta < Jl\Pge and Pomt Lorpd Nanucnc \\ere cort•le~ ... until eight mm ute .. into the ~econd hdlt wh1•n f\ lorteza J hrad scorC(I for a Point Lomd.ledd 111e Cru:.adi->rs addect thr more god.b m a 4·0 vktof} mer tht> Vcin~1udrd m d Golden Stdte Athletl< C'1Jnlt•r<>nct> match ol SC.. C on Wedn<>sday The vK.torv 91\ s Pl. Lornct (12-4-1, 5-4 m conJer- ence) sole posse'>'>ton ot ~econd place U1 the Ca&ta1 D1vi!->ton of the GSAC. Thl' Vdn guClrds ldll 10 9-10 ov?>rull, 4-5 tn\'C'On1u- ·ence SCC goahe ~f,11t Rt>sor hdd hve s<:'"ves. Y 0 U T H .$ P 0 R T s· . . Youth sports will be published in Friday's editiog. TENNIS Brave rman rea ches Round of t 6 AUSTIN Newport R1?ach t• nn ... I ro BrandJ, Brdverman, competing I.fl the $50,000 L ~ Wom n's Chcillenger of Au'>lm, T~xa.,, com1 Iett:d o Id.ill· deldyed match auam t Jap.rn's Keiko Nagatomi.on \\ednesday and won. 6-3, 6·4, to advance to the mcUn draw. In lht> fin.t round of the mam ctia\'-, Bravennan def Pated Chicago's Susie Starrett, 6-3, • 0, to qualify for today's Round of lb m which tho le· year-old will lrlce secon<J .... e cled Kristina Brandi of Bradenton, Fld TODAY • f.ootblill High Khool · Sdnta Margarita at Newport Harboc, 7 p m •Cross courrtry High school boys and girls Irvine. Newport Harbo1 at Corona del Mar 2 45 p m, LcJ9una Hills at Estclnc1a l 15 p.m , Costa M~ at Ahso N•g~I. 3 15pm •T~ls Htgh school girls • (Ofooa del Mar •t Woodbfidgl', 3 15 p m.; El Tato at Newport Harbof, 3 p m , Unovt'rsrty at Estanclcl, 3 p m. Ygulla BNJl at Costa Mfta, 3 15 •Voll•yball H.gti scnool gttls • Woodb!1U9<! at C0<ona dl'I M.lf, l 1 S p m. cos~a Mew at laquna Hilk 3 1s • p m LaguN 81.'ach <It Csunc 315 pm SCHEDULE •Water pok> H gh school bo~ -Costa Ml!Sa at Laguna Beach. 3 1'!t p m4 htanc1a at Un vets•ty ) 15 p m • G1 ay Lundi.' Froshi'Soph lO<Jmamt>nt at Newport Ha1t!l)r (h"t 'l)Und, Newport H.Jrbof vs A··SO Niguel), 3 pm •Gott H Q I school girls • C~I Mi86i vs UigUnl HI) at Cost• detoSQl I 30 p m • l.iQUl'lcl Sea<h ~ t.nanc1c1 at Costa Mes. G&<:C. Mesa l1!1da coune, 3 15 p m • Newport Harbor ~ IMl\e Cit Crtt Ge. 2 30 pm., Corona ~I M31 vs El Toro at MCAS a Toro, 230pm ~~~~OUNTS D E E p s E A 2 bo'Clt$. 29 angl~ 7 sand ba~s. l cahco bas~. 13 rockfish~ 13 sculp1n, 3 shcepl-ead, 2 whitefish, 8 blue perch I s.ar9,1. 27 mackerel Davey's Locker • 3 boat~ 2B anglers 43 sand bass 33"cahco bass, 8 bonito, 18 sculpin,• 36 wtutefoli, 31J rockfotl, 6 shecphe.ld. 40 mackerel PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES . PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES tended Stay Ho1tVOlf1ct 1001 Quail S11ut Is 1ubdl· on an tnihll atudy i nd Will HOLD A SPECIAL during normal business PUBLIC NOTICE rano, CA 9287!1 Hwy 'cStt .2~9 C0ton1 Ott PUBLIC NOTICE Project (General Plan vtded Into Parcel A. which roj t ttvlsions'cond tt0ni MEETING ON hov11. by any c1tizt n >1.ho Ha,,. you 1t1rt..:s doing M11, A 9 .. 6 5 PUBLIC NOTICE Amendment 98·1 (C), Is 'the 2 9'actt ol11c1 1111, ~h1:.; no.v miltgall p°oitn· · FRID~Y so ttquosia >1.•lhin 180 Flctlllou• Bu1ln•u bus;ness yer> No Tt111 busln1u is co~ Flctllloua lualn••• Amendment No. 180, and incl P11c11 B, which 11 a tllll 11 nllicant environ· ' d.1)11 1nt'r P\lbl•CallOn ol Name St•t•m•nt Aobeo Atmstroog ducted by 1 cOfpO!ll on Ham• Stalem•nl STATEMENT OF UH Permit 3840). Thi on.acre parcel w1lh 1n IX· meJ.11 i~pacls in lht IOI· OCTTOBER 30, 1A9T98, lhll noht l ol 111 a"a labll.ty. The IOIJO"' ~ peisons 119 This 1t:al1m1n1 ,,.as t :.d Have you 1 11artod 7 CSOlng Tnt IOl!owing peisons are pto11ct propoatt amend· lsUng thrlt ·llory, 375-lowln .,111. Geoto •C A 9:00 AM Th• Oood Shepherd'• doing builn n 1s; Webob y,11h lht CO<Jnty Clerk o! buslneu )'It Yes, -13-N OoinQ t>Us: es111· · ABANDONMENT OF monta to the City of Ntw-sp1c1 parking 11ructu11, Probl~ma. Air Quall~ 423 WEST BAY H•art Mlnlatry Inc ., lntotnel Cons1J11ng, 5621 Otaog1 County on 9-t&-91 N1ton1 Fun4inQ llml:td, HIGH QUALITY FURNt. USE OF FICTITIOUS port Beach Gtnlfal Plan Tht N1wpon Place PC De-Tranaporf~hon Clrculallo~' STREET, COSTA MESA 31871 Via Puntero St ll.ltk Or.. Hunt1ng1on 19988789907 -r:Y1 lannl, PtH laent eel TURE REPAIR 2345 Now• BUSINESS NAME Land Use Eltmenl and lht velopment Stal'ldlldt dff· NooH , Public StrvlcH. u111: THE PURPOSE OF THE San Juan Caplitr•no: BHch, CA 926451 Daily Po.lot Oct IS 22, 29 ~s ci~menl ""~1~ I pon 81\1' •IU02 ~!ti Tri• ronow ng pe11on1 Ne.-.port PllCI Pl1M•d iQNll th• 1001 Quall .. 1. 11 ... llld Sat-ilCI Syatt ms MEETING IS TO TOUR THE C•llf 92875 Roblft F. G1emet. SG21 Nov s 1991 r n701 Or Cou ~ 10~ 0 Mat. CA 92627 have lbandoncd ltlt uH ol Communily (PC) Develop. 11 Auto Center Site 2A. •nd AHthetica Th• dt1ri APARTMENT DEVELOP· Th• 1 •1 1 Sellllrk Or.. Huntington · • 1ng1 n on l.ult Sanooval. 2~5 N-· tilt F1ct1llou1 Business ment Sl1ndard1 in 0<dtr to Th• Pfopo•ld holel Pfop-M•tigated Negative Dtclata· MENT ON THE SITE PRIOR • Pr0nc P• m•n· Beach, CA 92549 PUBLIC NOTICE 1HH7'73054 pon Blvd~ •K202, Cos~ Name: WHEELHOUSE f)Dfmtt lh• development or erty It 1301 Quail SllHI tion lllltlll Stud and I U •ger 11 ary Stac h•, Wendy s. Gremel, $621 Oa;ly Pil~I <kl 22, 29, tuu. CA 11~~7 COMPASS, 2505 w Co111 an 1ct1ncl1d 1tay hotel end comPflHI 3 7 acru lo-porting doc:ume~ia may~ TO ITS REHABILITATION. PrHldent, Telephone Stlkltk Or., H1.1ntlng1on flctltlou1 8inln••• Nov 5. 12, ~gge Th707 Th•• bus nus .•• con-H.vy . Newport Buch, CA an office bulld1ng, Thi pro-catttl at the aouth1ut In-rl'Mv.ld or purchaMd for THIS MEETING IS FOR (714) 725·8532, 8each, CA 112649 Harn. St•IDf"Dnt CkJCtOCS l>V' on Cl 1 92663 poHd 11dtnded 1t1y hOtll teraection of Ouail and the cost of reproduction 11 INFORMATIONAL PUA· Publlahed Ne~porl This bu1in111 11 con· The loll~ng pttsona ar• PUBLIC NOTICE Have vou 11arted doing Thi f'lctltlou• Buslnt U •t 1301 . Quall Strffl will Sp[UCI Strffll. Th• 1301 th• OlflCI ot the PllrWng POSES ONLY, ANO NO Beath·COSll M .. 0 ly dilC tld by. hust>..-iCS and dOing t>u5inlH IS Fl uu • J t>UslnOH yet? YH. 10-$-Nlmt referred lo 1bovt provide 188 QUiii rooma Ou1il StrHI pro~rty It O.partmenl, 3300 Newport ACTION WILL BE TAKEN 1 1 wllt , ALAN W PAYNE & AS· c oua '" nHa Luis Sandoval ... . • waa I.led 11'1 0 11ng1 Coun1y and 138 one·btdroom dt1lgn111d 11 lndu1trl1I ~llvatd, Ntwpof1 Beach, THE PLANNING COMMIS: f'.lo Oc•ober ?9, ;91Th7 tla\'9 you ~tantd doong SOCIATES, 1153 ltvine Name SlaterTHtnt Thia statem flt wet filed o n 8131 198, Fllt No. 1ullH in five 11p1ra11 Silt 28 In the Newport CA t2S58 For Information SION Will NOT Bf RE 14 butlr!"s ~It? No Avt Newport a .. t h CA Tl>e '4o1l0Mng ~ona all ~ U1 the County Ctftll, 01 t99887685&e bulldinga, 11 well •• •P-Place PC Oevelopmtnl conlact Marc M .,, i i • PUBLIC NOTICE Aotar1 F. Gftmel 92Uo dQinO b\lslne11 as· Pick Up 01111\Qt County on 1~13.9 ~ J ' ' ' I ' ' Steven Nadel, 2SOS W purtenanl laclhtltS Total Standatdl (t 4t) 844-3200 YWrllltn OUIREO TO APPROVE THE This atat~nl was trod Alan W Payne 1753 lrvl(!~ Sll• 2101 Hart>or Btvd, 19t8t77S421 Coast Hwy.. Newport 1111 d1velopmen1 will coo-Both •propert111 were comment• r~aidong the PROPOSED REHABIUTA· Fictitious 8ualneu With the County c1ei1t ol Aw , Newport BHch, CA ~ost.t Mna CA 92626 oa 'I Piiot Oct 15, 22. :9. Beach CA 92C63 ele1 ol appro11lm1tt ly once Improved 11 11rto ldequacy ot th1a Oral'I Mill· TION Name Statement Orange County on 1070198 O~GGO Ca!Jorn1a Ro1tauran1 !!n-Nov 5, 1998 ThCDll Tn11 b1,1sln11s " con• 200,$00 aquat• feet o( d• H llS and •trvlc1 ll<:lllllH gated Negative Oeclarauon FOR FURTHER INFORMA1 The 101t0Wing per on• a.re 19011773050 f hl1 bu11n1u 11 con-1••g11'"· Inc, <Cal lornllli,....,. _____ ............... ..._, ouctod by 11" mdiv•du.ll vt lopm1n1 on tht 3.7•attt and were 1111 'tcuplld by must be rtcel'ttd by lht TIOH, PLEASE CONTACT dOing buslne111 H ' Sult• Oalty Pilot Oc:L 22. 29, ductt<l Dy: an 1nC11vidt111I 94 81""b rd Cyn • l~una Steven J. Nlldtl f lilt. Aoproval ol. u .. Pel-FltlChtf Jone• otor Cars Planning Department at tht THI:! PLANNING OMSION 500 Web Hosllng .. On fun Nov s 12 1998 Th708 H•~• '/OU stl!ltd 00lfl9 Baaeh, CA e2'SI I -------... 19108713057 m1t w1ll al10 be required fOf for new and u11d Cit UIH abOv• iddren by NOVEM· 4 3091 Yellowilont Or ; • • buSIMH yet? Yta, S•pt Thll bt.11lnen t con· l M a111emon1 was f1IOd th• i xtended 11ay hotel. and ttf'Ylclng untll Augull 8El\,l7 19t8 A fl~ •rM· A: (714) 154·52 5. Coa1a Mo11 CA 112628 PUBLIC NOTICI 11t 1t!le ducted tiy •corporation y,1th the Colloly Clerk ol Thtproposldolflcebulld· lll97._Th• land,UHil•ronmenia1 llPon lncorpo-ub llahed Newport MlchaelL • .'H,.mJtton 3091 Al~nW,Paynt l1av1 YOU lta~ d Olng Or C unty on 10,2o,iga Ing at 1001 Ouall Slrfft will ment of tht City 1 General rating pubtlo Input will thtn 8tach-Co1t1 Mesa Daily Yetlowllone Or., Ccsta "ctltlous 8ualn .. a Tl'lls •i.lt l'Mnt wai "ed buttnfft yet? No •1g• 0 0 22 29 occvpy approxlmalely Plan presently des•onattt be prepared for contldet• Piiot Cktol>9r 29, 1998 Mo ... CA 12s:8 Name ltetement With the County Cleo. 01 Cal1f011\J• Restaurant En-Oa Y Piiot Ct • • 109,200 equatt IHI of both parceta <or Aeta11 and atiOn by decltlon-t!'aklng Th7l S Janice R Hamilton, 3091 Thi ton~ '*'Ont ate <>tango COYl'lty on \O-t3-98 ltrprlstt, inc .. lM Vwlll , Nov 5, 11, 1998 lh711 bulldong epace 11 • ftOOt· SW..tet Commlfclal. Susi· authOtlllfl Yt llow11one Or • CO•la OOlnQ but nose u • 1ff86l72)16 ,., .. dtnl PUBLIC NOTICE attt·ralto oes, with•'°' MN ot1iees and ~"11 Publlahtd NtWJ!Orl PUILIC NOTICE Me11.CA92 2fl A Cfe nlng Mlttclt, Cln"' Daly Pitoi Oct lh• C"'""" Cteik 01 --------+-covei1ge of •l>Out 11 I*· comrnerclal UHi comprl" Btach Coate M"a Oally This business Is con-lnO and J,lnftorial s.mces. Nov '"' 1-.. n,g92 ..... , .... C v•rn, ""' PUBLIC HOTtC• Ci ni on lht 2 t-acre "11 &ht tnajOr usu 1" tht Im-Pilot ~Ol>ef 2t 1991 The OoOd din:IOCI t>y hlllb nCJ .na ll>OO Warr~ ·"76, S.nta ~ • ...,.. vr&-llgt ounty on \0.-v o' PROPOSED Park.Ina lor the hOt .. encr m1c111111 ~ vleinlty. , Th713 &Mpherd'• Heart w It Ana. CA 1210s pu••1c NOTICE 1HH77J047 olflte 6ultd1ng wlV be main-APPUCANt: E J Holtu Mlnlitry tnc. Have you atlll'I d dong noberl Cul Armtlrof1o, -Pilol Oct 22, 29 MITIOATl:D lllMcl Oft-8'tl Corporaton a Lennar Part· PUILIC NOTICI T•• ID No bUSltl .. ytl? Yes. 10-1~ 1$00 Warren • .,., Slflfa '9cthlov9 ......... NOY i. U' '"' Th7°" HIGATtv• l.OCATION: !001/1301 nera • AN! CA 11210• • Ol[Cl.AAATION Quall Sttffl, AEVIEW PfiAl()O OctObtf MOTICI OP J3-0IH8tt .:lanlce A Hamilton M~rlli dt Jn ut Alvatll MelM ltetetMftt A drll\ MltlgaleCS Nega. SETTINO: Th• aub)ICl 29, ltte to NoVMlber "'· tPICIAL -.TING ,.., .. Netlo• lhll Stal "1t nl Wot f l.CS Httrtra 32003 Puoo ~TM lolloMng '**'' .,. ov 11tocked wf h tlvt Dectaratlon has t>ffn pro'*1Y conti ... ol rwo ~ tt!le "'-~ 1"""1 lor lM 11 th Count Oetk oc CatOllna 'San Jual'I Capbt· tM.ttfnMa •· NMIOftl stufn prtperld by th• City ol t:IMdval parcela MC)atltld Tl'lla rlCOfnlMl'l(Md !Ind· CotTA M•U , .. , ended 09Cleftltllf it Otl •C®nt l,, 10."20 F ~· ltSS b•t A can lo Newport Ot eJI Ptannlng by the talatina ~ Buel-Ing tl\at 1111 PfOllCt WI! !'IOI PUMlltMQ ''1197 of The Good Sh90-enge 1tlH77'031 U your hOm• Ooest ' ... nt. Co-Ct11tln.d 0tpart1Mnt fOf tht PfOf«t ntH C.. ~ bMidlng h.-.. a tlgnllcMI eltK\ '°'1 COMM181te* htft:f1 H1111 ~ nl91ry Inc. is lhrouQh class fl.cl ttll'I Del , CA '"25 littllCS bfl0w The prop!!!)' IUIOM'I .. the lnWONNl'lt It bltld lHI COITA MESA ~ •1 lhl Mdrnt 0. Jlilot Oct 12. 21, e42•SeT8 Nt\lonl F~ Limited II help SUD.lfC:r· Holtrt t~ Pl.ANNINO COMMISllON noted btlOw b tnspection ""$, '· '"' Ttt103 (CA), HH [HC Coell __ .. H .... • .. ·H-.. z .. 1 __ >-· .. • • • . • . . . . • • • • ... 84 Thw~doy. October 29, 1998 Newport t:Seoch/Losto Mesa Uo1ly t'1lof PUii.iC NOTICU PUBLIC llOttCH PUBLIC NOTICH PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICIS PUBLIC NOTICH PUBLIC NOTICH PUBLIC ~OTICES • PUBLIC NOTICES PUILIC NOTICES PUIUC NOflCI PUBLIC NOTtCI &eacn, CA tao PUILIC NOTICI d 1 .-... ' -. ........ ...._ .., •,.. ~ In lectJoft ~02 -;...;.;--------1 ;...-________ Tnlt bUllneu .. COi\• .._ ._ The 1CMI .. .. ....... ...... • Gt CM ''Nnct-1 Code and Ptcrt1t101n t.u•lnoH "cuuoue •"•'""' ducted w.,, lndlvldull "ctlHouo au.a..11 .,...... "' .. ~ ..,_ __.. __. • .... . ~to do a.u.-11 OBITUARY 888 OBITUARY Nam. ltotomont Homo ltatoMenl H1v1 you staned dOlnO No...-llatoM.nt Ille.._....,.....,...... ...... • .. · In Wa _.... Wiii M held "Y iiiiiiiilliiil•iiiiiiiiiiiil 888 The lolhwrlno ~ .,. T~ tOllowtng p.,ton ••• t>utln•··~··? No T .... IOll~ '*'°"' .,. PIQPlltr IO -..., -,... -2 &-.SO..... u .. cluty •oa''*-1 "'*" doftla b\nlntH u dOing bU•ineU 11 I.Ml N T, LMUOn doitlCI bUlit'lHI N ,Al ... EE ........ .......... ..... lllf ,..,... .. _. .. .... .. lhoWtl lleloW, al .. D4tfifLlE OE.CV.l\K IN· UNIQUE PAOOAAM • Tl!it at1tttntt1I w11 fJed LOAJ>I, 311 k1a A'ttnue, 9lld ........ • .. .-...-:.:::~11T-. T T I "8M. dao, Md llUfUt Tl!AIOAS, 411 ,olnttltll US A , 2H !. 221'd St , wflh the County Cltrk Of Coron. OM.,..,, CA t2t25 d .. .,,... -o • 1 d ....._ a ,_.... CCllWllOVM \O ..a ftOW Mid Aol B, CotOl\I eltl a.tar, CA Costa Mttl CA t2'27 Orange Coumy on 10 20/N Almte Lauren Mace.ti\ Ille Halm d .... • .. ........ ._. W ... TEI y ~1· 11¥ tftl .,_... In IM ~la& Ja'/ F. JoMIOft. 211 e 199117UOll 311 lrlt Ave. Corona dtl ~a °'*"'I t*1,,..., ......... If ... 0.-,..,.,.., clHcreod .~tcle Cecot O.Cla•k, 22'14 $1 , Costa MHa, CA Daily Piiot ~t 22. 29. Met, CA t2125 · 119 .._ In eddllliOn ID cmtl T• '-..... _. E ~ ~ Uftdtf 4lftll IU" 'ff POitia•ttll Apl 8, Co· 92921 Nov 5 12 11198 Tll706 Tlllt butlnen la CO~ Ille T,,._ ~ _..,, a d .. , _ _. If .. ~ ....,,. to I Deed al TN .. rona ct•I Mar, CA 92G25 Thi• bual,,,.H 11 con-• ' duC'ltd by' an lndlllld\ltl omHll't d'9dl ~ on a _....., ... OlldefTNlll deKtibed Mtow. TM .... T1111 bullotu 11 cori· ducitdbY'at11nd1vldual PUILICNOTICI Have you atll/1td 'lsolng ... orllllllOnol--.acNc*t11111_.., .. ...., I ,WlllMIMClo,butwlthN Ouclld by an lndlll!Oual H•v• VOY atarted 0°")9 bulll\HI ytt? No ~ by ..... OI ...,., "' .. ~ ..... "' t A. COYenMt Ot ~anty. H••• you atantd dOlllQ butoneH ytl? Y••· OC1 93 Flctltlou1 a.-alM•• Aim" Mtc8tth end lllWW\ or • ct-* 4"9IMI ~· .. _..... ICE BY GIVEN ~ Ot ~ ~· yer? No Jl'f f , Johnllon tcom• Sl•l•ment Thi• •t•I~. wae flltd by • -. OI ...., -.. __.. -. ..... Ila IM real ~y ~ l9fO'd6nt tMM, Po ..... • .01111tll• Ctc • o.ct11k Tnit slll•1"nt wH ft!.O Th• follovwil\Q Ptr•one are w ti\ the Counfy Cl.,k 01 Ind loll\~-. ....,. .._ •tw ._ .,.. ~ '*"·Of enc:Yftlllf...:ea, to • 1,,., tlllll'Mnl ,,...,. IJ.O w11h th• County C11tk ol dolno buelneu u : Olano• County on 101201114 -•, or ..,.... i.. .........,., ....... .,.. CAOCUSCIR~26 P8Y the t~ ptlnel- "'111 ,,.. County c1.,1c or Or•~• County on t~ Jonathari flob•'1, Photog· 11eae1nCM1 ~ WI 5ec:llorl 5102 d AM,1tu1. n.~ iTA liE8ta ~ •t,k ,.i *"" ol tM noce«•I qra{IQ• County on t().13 911 t008077115t rae>l\'f, 1942 BalH11C Or., Daily Ptlol ~ 22, 29, h ,-llW'Cill Code Ind ..... 0... 9' r..-4 /a arc:el umbor MCured ~ IN OMO cl t9tll0712202 O••ty Pdot OC1 1$, 22, 29, Co•ll M•H, CA 92828 NOii s. 12 1098 Th710 dlotllJtd lo do ~ WI _.... ... ....... .. 1· ~-Ttu«, wtt ~e-end O•''Y P1to1 Oct 1$, 22. n . Nov 6. 19Q8 TMll:J .ion.than Aoblrt Stnlteri, PUBLIC NOTICE ,_ _. '",..,....., .......... • .__ T fR .._~~· the ~ •r t~o .. ~ 19011 Tto~~ PUBLIC NOTICE io:,21 ~~'e'2~~e0'" Coita ~E::.~ :.~"':..~0:,.'* o :.VWH.~'heter~~ PUBLIC NOTICI! T 1111 bu11n111 11 con· f.lcutlou• •uiln•H ....._.. ,. T,._'t Died a.... to W T1w N al UM Deed al Trull, lntef· Flclltlou• 8u1lnH• d~ed by; an lndlVtdUll H•mo •••t•m•"t . Ut'!lli9 Midi ....... lo ~ ......... f/I a... ... 1 E ... ..,.,~. , ... , CMIOH Flctlllou• Outl"it" N•m• Statement H•vt Y°" 11arttc1 ao1ng Th• folfowtng ~1on1 •r• .. .-wee 01 .,._ • • a.... to W • •......,In TIA I Ind expen ... d tM Tiu .. N•m• &t•ternont Th• lollow•ng s>ef•on• 11• bu1inesa yet? No dOlng bu1•ntH H ' SOULD. ,,..., d ~ Thie II an flt ODUl'Y....,. tllt • on 1 f/5198 'al to tee form. toe.I amounc (al Th• IOtlqv.109 ~''°"" ... dOtnQ b\ISU'411S ... John Stl'fttn 711 w 1711\ St . C-$. Costa ~IO oaleCI. dltie and • ---~ CM hJQhestb.ddei.OIYlble 81 the tlnle Oil the ll*&al I>'*" d<Mg bUt nou ... [UAOCLEANEAS. 171 Thi• Ctlltmtrit Wit foled Mua. CA 112127 wr; ... 111111b1 ~ ~ s...-. LLC... T..-., .... CM..,... of--~ ldr i::alt'I OI lkMlon Of the N04ic. Of PQGITIVC: BUSINESS $0· OtnJtr Or., Co111 MtH, Y<•tn tht Col;nt'/ Citric of Sri~ Irving OttrO""!. 5 be 1.-1 lor ,_ IMPOM Smid CocMft, ~ ~ castl*'S Chee* drawn Otl II .... , rta~ t1ti.. LVTtONS. ?71 Bl}""'?OCI CA 9211211 Orange County Cit\ 1().2fi·98 Vtfoll C1. Newport Coast ..... Wiii be,,..., tu WlhM -..... 1• ~ ..... stale OI natJOnal baok,' ctl8CIC lnlllM to " MC fonl\ Ori~•. t'twpol1 Beach, CA W1tlltw11cJ Marian Pjotr, 19988773078 Cf~ 112657 1 1 _.. « ~. e.prw *( 14111 ai, ~ r-. dfl'M'I so:J & .:o= ::OW· fhe an;:~ maJ 92'660 971 Dtnvtr Dr.. Co1t1 Dally Pilot Oct 29 Nov 5 11 bu• nui ' con· « ~ t9fdlng lllki, 7'001 For T~ WI..._ ~ ' greattt on Y c Oan•tl r: L:fnth. 27 1 Bar.· Mtta. CA 92828 12 19 1998 ' Th722 d\Jclld by' an Individual pc= on~~. *in ... al.,....·77a. D* ~ Sr •lf'IOJ:~: ..... T.-UITO..:CHAR&.aS .. oOy· an lnd1v1du1r PUBLIC NOTICE bu1tntt1 ytl7 No . _.., by _, Deed • GEE SSMCO. U..C. • AOfBT 5 IO do buSilltSS In HOU.AND, HUlllANO AND Tl11t u.,, nHI ,. <.On· H•v• you Ill/led doing Sttan D•rtOW ~ ........ ~ ---oou.ECTOR ATTBIP1'WG TO WlfE Duly Apoolnted dlltltUl•ntU yet? No ' Flctllloua SutlneH Th.s llatomtnt WIJ , l•d .. -pnMded lwlw\. and oou.ECT "' DEBT """ INf()A. ule Will be made Wlllloul TrUltff. GOU>elf WEST 111~• you ttartod a0<rig Marian \'./as~tMlkl N St t t w 111 th• County Clttk of Ille"'--' llf'llCIPll d tw t1Cla MTIOH 08TAIE> Wl..L IE convenzwailan ex SAV1NGS A&IOCIATIOH u1.1i1t1•U yet? No This atalemtnt wll liltd The ~;.!,,ng' p~~~~I ltt Orange.County on 10 05198 MCUred ~ mid d8ed ~ USED F(lR THAT PUflliOSE. ~SS Of • ' 11: SERV7,_,~ CO "KOfded Dtn•OI F Lyn<.h wit11 tl1e County Cletk or dom bu.l•ntst 11 Inter· • t908077t885 ...._......., • ~ 1r1 .ASAP33121DC1a, 1w, 11111 t11. pos . rn-O ,...,1...,, H lnatrurnent T11t1 •l•ttmenl wu Med Orange County on \0.13-98 clall OSysttm 11082 Ctnllr· Oa•ly PJol Oct 29, Nov 5, ~ Nola, .._ dWgea Wd branc:es IO satist ~ No. t2-=-~n booll • w•lh 1110 Counry Clerk of 18900772297 atone Or .• · Hunllriglon 12,111,l!KI& Tl\711 ...-dlhein....tndd i 1seoJ1e</~~ ~T F C:-ottr Of~~1:0fd~ Or.r.no• Coun01Y8~n7~~~30~8 0111ty Pilot Oct ts, 22. 29, Beach, CA 92646 · • :=~~ PUBLIC NOTICE ?J~Ae1u~ ~ND >NI J ot o~E Count~~ •• ~ to " l~ov 5, 1998 Tri695 Ouynh Nguyen. 8082 Ctn· PUBLIC NOTICE ~AU !UR . HU AND fOfnla, Datt ot Ofoly P1lol Oct ·~· 22. 29. leraton• Dr . Huntington ~ 0. Holb9!1. 22137 NOTICE OF ANO I E._j!S wstor 18· s.i.·1111111111 It 2·00 PM ll<H !i tll<lJ . ThC,97 PUBLIC NOTICE • Btach, CA 926411 NOTICE Of' TIWSTEE'S =::.Id~ ~ 91~· PROPOSED corded on fa1/8~ 'Ii' Place Of Salt: AT THE PUBLIC NOTICE flctltloua Bu11"011 Ju"dt~ ~~·~~·.~.J~u;on-SALE UHDa Dl!l!D Of' (918) 317-ma. RorWd a' llAHK MERO!R ;:ns~~~ J·lhe 1 : ~E Tri~~~ou~ Name St•t•m•"t Have ou alat1ed doing TRUST TS I 1f7'21.&1 Loen Holbert ~. o.tlj Nohe• 11 llertby gt11tn Record.I o( ORAN E Fictitious Bu1ln~H Tha foliO<IMIQ parson• 111 bu$1neS~ ytt? NO I 10C*1l'ID VOU /11£ H 1~11\-A.S.'P'337'43 lha\ Tho Sank ot Ofange lom13 The total amoun\ C~THOUSE. 700 ~IVIC Ha mt Sletement cld~ bull•ntst u 0 nh Ngu en DEfMA..T UhUER A 0EED 1()'29, 11~. 11112 County, Fountain Valley, secured by said ltlSl/VITllnl as C TEI\ DRIVE EST, DeRlllO Matlon OeRlslo, JENSEN Sonia Muller born Moy 28, 1947, 08, of Nowpon In Elmlro, NV, to Clar· Booch, died O~ober tnco ond Sar• Ofaon, 27. 1998. dloct October 26. Sh• 11 1urv1ved by tt98, ot V.C.I Modlcol her husband,. Gunnar Con1er L. JenHn, daughter Morion waa an Karin L Jenaen. eon· admlnlatrollv• aa-In-law, A1ch•rd ,\tkln· 1l•tanl In II'\• office of eon, son, Peter L. Vnlv•ra11y Advanc• JoAsen and his glrl· ment st the University friend, Jane A Co11-ol Caltfornla, lrvlno. mini. Funeral Man wlll be ~unerol services 11:00 • m .. Thureday, wlll be 1.00 p.m, October_ 20, 1098, at Saturday. Oi:tober 31 , Out l.lldy Queen of 1999, at Pacific View Angele Catriollc Dr .. Newport Beech. <;!'lurch, N•wport Visitation will be 4:00. BHch On Saturday, 7 30 p m ., f;ld•y. there wlll be &-funerol October 30tll, at the man and burial In mortuary Elmtra. NY. ---------- Marlon 11 curv1ved by Sttopp1no for a new her belove<! husband, apartment? classllied Richard OoAlslo, 1e11 you compa11> mother, Sara Olson, coll• -wl\hou\ hasalo brother, Jim Olson, or worryt sister, El•lno Ross, Claaolfled aunt, Sitter Urtullne 842·5878 Spohn, 8 nlecH and 41 ________ _ nephow1. Marlon Is preced•d In death by her lather, Clarenc• and her brother, Edwin. ,, In lieu or tlowtrs, 1he tamlly requosls dona, lion to ttio Leukemia Overslocked w11h stuff? A call to Classltied will help 842·5678 Society of Amerlca,1---------- lnc., 1744 W Katetta ,..~~-----... Ave. 118, Orange, CA 92887 (714) 633~858. fhu tollow•no peu1C.M are Uftl11'\e Choropract•c 3010 T~ Slllt~tnl WH Med OF TRUST ~TEO Cal1lornl1 hll madt IP. of !he bme Of inillal pubica· ='A "':"' C~~~NIA tJ o 1n9 bu• (n • 11 1 • Harbor Bt•d St• e, Co1t1 wnl1 tho County Cltrk 01 1G'2&'1087 UNLESS VOU plication to the Fedtral O• ~ ol thts ~ tS unt o unpa nee A 1< o Ko Ro co u NT A Y Mosa;CA 92&26 Orange county on 10120198 TAl<E ACTION TO PROTECT PUBLIC NOTICE potlt lnturanct Corpora· ~ 156.332 45. \llfldl t~s and other chargea: ooms, PACIFIC VIEW HOUSE s. 1&11 W1111tllll Orlan Jamn Stanton .. D c. 19988773088 YOUR PROPERTY. IT WAV lion, Waanlng1on. O.C. It total emou1. lundl ~the unpal<! P1•,Stt.A2 . street Ad-apartments. MEMORIAL PARK Dr 11os Newport Beach. 2218 p11c1f1c Or Corona BE SOtDAT A PU8UC SALE 2°'929 for ltt written con· balance l!llC "'g ~ed drtH ot other common h CA rm;t.o' det Mor CA 92520 O•llY Piiot Oct 29, Nov 5. F YOO NEED N4 EXPt.A-NO'T1CE OF TIUrnE'S SAU TS Hn& to mero• witl\ CFB and unp310 =l) and rea-deltQnatlon Of real prop-omes Cemetery • Mortuary nuuell Aten Ary, 1&.4!> Thie busintll 11 cofln 12, 10, \998 Th716 NATION OF THE NAT\JRE No. ,_._.... 1..-. No. Mtr't)tr Company, Coata sonabli =ad cor~ 3i'. eny: 20C DAVtD OftlVE Classified Chapel ••Crematory 1.n~1 11 "' St . 140 Co11a ducted by an 1nd1v1du11 PUBLIC NOTICE OF nE PROCE.eDING OCIOlm171 ~ ~ -YOU Mt11. CaJ.lornla. Thi• no-l::se~ llllllal ~~ :, Nl!WPORT BEACH, CA can satisfy 3500 Pacific "iew n... .• l!ts.> ·CALIF. 92627 Havt you 1tarttd doing ~ YOU. VOU AAEM DEFAULT UNl9 A DEE> lice it published purauant ~IS no;' 't2tl3 ~ #: GC6-01G-Z2 "' ..,., .. Tt1111 tJullntu 11 eon· but1nest yet? No 1 Sto.A.O CONTACT A VW· Of TllJSl. <».TED 03m'tt9 to Section 11(c) ol Ult Ftd· lled obet 08 Mi 1"' uncM1119t*S Trust" your Newpo11 &8Ch d11c1oa t>y· •n 1r><.11v1dual 8r1an J Slanton o C FtctlJtoui Bua "•" YER Nottc.e • ,.._ cir-i I.II.BS YOU T#E ACT10t' TO eral O.poalt lnswance Act ICHi · I( ' ILDO dltclalma an llabllltv for housing needs. 644·2700 ~•••o yr,., ararted domg T1111 1111emeri«' was l1ltd ...._N•m1 • Sl•lomont in. Llw omc.. al ~ PAOTECT YOUR 1Wlf'ER11. rr Any person wishing to ~~~ANT VICE RESI any lnccm:lnt .. a( the I ""~'""1 yet? Yes, 8 t 98 with tl\I County Clerk of •11• lo towing l>GtlOfll "' C. Holbert • INUee, 01t MY8E50U)AT APUl!UCsAl.E. commen1 on tttl1 •Po lt{Mt addr•u Of oth4tf PIERCE IROTHEM nu,,011 Ary 01ono. county on 10.13.99 doing buslntn 11: lacher wooemot tnmee, or ~ F YOU NEED AH miuHATIOH pt1ca11on may n1e hit/her 0 RECONVEY· common de1lgnatlon If BEU IRO•"W y .,.,,., lho County Cl.,k ol 0111., Pilot Oct 15 22 29 Hwy,C 11.54, Corona Del Deecf ol Tt\Jlt oaoi.Aed bv CEE:aNG AOAINST YOU. VOU th• Atglonll Director ol th• ~ I GRADE ROAD. street lddreu °' other Mortuary * Chapel Or:ino• County on 10·27·98 ' • • Mdr, A 92625 Edmond Oulhlm • mamad SHOlA.O CONTACT "' l.JWY9l F.aeral Dtpolit ln1uranc• I E 28 common deslgNtlon la Sell your extra Cremation 19980713775 Nov 5 1998 Th698 Dieter lachef, 3123 Tara. rnen • i. acJ6o end eep;wi111 On 121W1• .. tGO P.M. Corboratlon at Ill Region.I I NOAL 91706 1hown direction• to tl\t Oil ty Pilot 0 ,1 29 t"o" s PUBLIC NOTICE Costa M.sa. CA 112825 propetty and 'reoorded on LoNIW ....._ S..-. onice al 25 Ecker Strffl, ~ ~ 1 FORMATION 1ocatkH. Of the propmy household 110 Broadway 9 998 lhnl r1111 bu11n111 11 con·'~ 11 1SI07 • in.w-u.c. • dl.llf....., TnMlt St.ul• 2300,..San Ftanclaco. may be Obblned by items Costa Mesa llli~ ,1,11ornent WU l1te<l ;r 19988772291 & Zacher, 3535 E CoHI llAed INllM flU"IW'1I '° the OF THE *nR Of TIE flAO. comment• In Wtltlng wllti I kANY . any, •hown above. ,,. no On the move? -A 11 I 1 Flclllloua Butln•H ducted by an 1na1v1dual mena 1 97~ d Qllall undw Sid..,,._. IO Died of ca111orn11 114105 b•for• I' 1~3-1~ 11ndl"Q a wrttt'" request In Classified 642-9150 PUBLIC HOTlCE Nam• St.lement Havt you tlar1.0 doing l'9CIOfdl lr1 the allDa d Ille T"* ,__. 021111711t9, • proceu1ng of Ill• •P-~I t 1~29198 to the beneficiary wtlhlnk:;::;~~~~~~=£:====~=~;;'1f bus1nes1yot?No Cony Reoofder d Orange .,._.Noadl1a .. bolll· pltcauon ri11 blen com. N ~ 9 CH/COSTA 10dayeottMd«oOfnr1t F'lclllloua Butlnea• d!~0 1g~~1~'9 :rsons .,~ 01e1or 2.actior \ Cc:ultf, Celllomia. ano ~ .... -.OfOllc:WAloaNllfth pitted. ProcH111'19 WI" b• SA ILOT publk;atlOn Of this Notice Nam• St•l•m•nt Kl{l REALTORS 350 E This •t•••mtnt was liled 11nllolheNoboeofOtfauhnd oflb of the Colny AlcDld9r of completed no earher than NSl648976 ot Sate. Dctt: Octo«>ef 10 "Aff d bJ Th• tollow1no poraons are 17th 1119 Cosia Moso will\ ,,,, County Citric of Eiee11on lo Sell lflereunder O!Mtl~S.of~ th• 3011\ day lollowlng th• 1118 OOLDEH WEST or a e douio businon ., . CA 92027 · • Orarig• County on 10/20198 NCOldad on J"1'/ 14, 1086 • e.aMd by Fm C. ~ 11111 rtQu1rad publlclllon • PllB' IC NOTICE SAVINGS ASSOCIATIOH AUTO QUIP, 26~72 Las K M • 19980773048 ir'111rum911111&-451312dtald _..,,,.,Sldn..R. dale to SERVICE CO. P-.t Ofnct Ptln•H 14 Lagu!la Hills Jl1thard om cKaUon, Oa•IY ·P1ldt Oct 22 29 Ofic:lll Reoordl, ..... Won • ...... llWI wil ... • Tht nonconlldenllal pot· Boa kt17 San AntonlO Alternat1•ve· " CA 026!..6 ' ~283 hL•c~n:~ Nt1wpon t'ov 5 12, 1998 Th7o9 111111t1oee It 2~ PM 81 lhe aldloft ID hlatm bit6lr b c:mtl uon ol the appl1c111on lilt It MOTICE Of T"UST£1!'S Tu.a• 7121MM7 1210) rAIChHI n M1t1th•N 2C!..7;1 T~c · b 1 1 • Nor1h front .,..,._ b the ou•hllf'u.fiedl ~•lllM ava.labl• lor inspection, It ~ T.S. No.• 1U1~ ~-Trust" Salee l •• P11 rnn u U'JUhl • uainH • con PUBLIC NOTICE Con'(~ 100 CMc: ol ... In lllllllM ~ ol .. mly be lnSpte'led In the A Loan No. MnMO YOU Autstam ASAP3371.. n· co t c k t ljlll CA 92G:.O duclod b'/· an lnd1v111ua1 C..DIHIWell S..Me IMllad is-.. ... ~ .. Co1poratjon'• regional Of· ME IN DEFAULT UNDER 1°'21 1111 11112 IS un. as e ' Th~• t>u11neu It ton-::u•ve youet?~ed doing Flclltlou1 Bualneaa CA Ill put:ilc auctiOn, lo tn.: ....,.. to ltlt ~ c:oun. lie. ttunno regulat oust-A DEED OF Tl\UST DATE>t===· =='====="11 dU<.led t>y 011lllCllllC.IU11 0 ~~~l:sson H•m• St•tomont ~ bide* b Clllll fQ.-.1'00CMcC..0itwot=:, nHI hoUtl 07/20l1tt2. UNI.US YOU H A --. . Cremation & lflivO you •lllrtod doing r:ua •lalumenl, Wiii llltd Tht l0Uow1ng p11reon1 ate ~al the~~ =.. "":... ~= = 1~~ed: September 22, ~~~ :g~Pll~e':r# • ave t;u lnou yot? Yet, 8-98 with lho County Clt1k of doing bus1nos1 ., Castle S~)mc:v......., I& arid l.ontlllr ~ THE BANK. OF" ORANGE IT MAY BE SOU> AT A G-. S I I IAIChi'ttl n Mottnow Orono• County on 10-13·08 Eucull\lt AtcrullitlO. ,A4 "V'"'• • euc SALE , YOU arage a e Bun' ·a1 Serv1'ce 1}111 9111oment wot tiled 19980772288 Atg1na. Oona Point, CA tnlerMI, ~lo and noN U.C .. rlgtC. Sid..,.. COUNTY, Fountain Y-tilll'/ • ..U · I , • · "411l the Courtly c1.,1< or . 92629 held b¥ • urider .aid ~ d ~.to nf ,_ held ii, • Caltlorril• • NEl!D ~ EXPLANATION ,J ...._ OlllM,jll Counl)' 0'1 10·1398 Dnoly P1IOI OC1 1S. 22, ~. Oe0tge Cou 44 n~na TM11r11"epr~tiUIMldWI ........ o..s °'TM! 111 tllt CFS MERGER COMPANY.°' THE ~T\JRE °'THE • :'. Why should you sub1'ect t 9988172384 tlO'/ 5. 1998 Tt.li99 Oa~ Point, cA 112629 Cow'lfV and SlaM and == ...... ., ... ~ Cotta Mna. CaMom1a PfltOCEEOINO AGAINST ., 0• ly P o1 Ott I!> n '1'J PUBLIC NOTICE Thtt bustneu It con. • roiio.... Aamcn s... d9atbtd • A9,.... Pubt111\td t'ewport YOU, YOU ... ~LD CON-yourself & yOUf fatnt' ly tO 1 ' ' cl ab . ind d I del01bed on UICI~ ol ~ d9albad In h Diii -Bt1ch·Co111 Mtll Daily TACT AL.An'""· A i:b\k Ufv !. 19!111 Th&'lt HUC1e y an la,:; u~04 rust !PH ... 12·212-31 1he llotltd oiad of TNlt. N'94 • t• P1lol Stpllmber 22, 29, Oc· auction 1111 to th• h hfft Flclltlout BualnHI ave )'OU 71yr IO/t""':' ,_. lddr .. and Oltw 212-21 The .... ..._ft tobtr II 29 19911 bidder fOf Cllh ta lt r'S paying inflated prices for Ham• Slatem•nt 'Q:~~!' J:~ "· '"" d81q\a!IOn. '"'1· d ollw _, ..,....,., H .,._ ' ' TQ34 chtc:ll Ortwn' on'• qe or · On the move? lht lollowing por•ont are Tiiis ,1a1omenl was llltd ,_, propel1y dalcribed of tllt ,_, ~ d9acrlbad natlonal bank, ~eek Caskets & Services???? do(.nQ busu11u H Alimo. with th1.1 County Clerk 01 ,. purpOMd IO be 1121 alllM ii purpaNd ID be' 21H sen your unwanted dr.-wn by• atlt• OI federal a~ Swoct1sh country Pine, 0111ng1 County on 10/20/g& ,,_,.,,_,,., c.o.aa Pai!lbl ~ ,.._ ~ ltorn• tho easy woyt credit u"l<m, Of a check • Call Toll free l-888-54CASKET lG451 La~emont Lil , Hun-1090877308, CA 9'M2e Tho under-naa The \tl's: T~ To place your 4arawn by• .tit• Of f~al t1ng1on Beach, CA 02!.47 Ttullee ~ any ~ ..,. ' b rn; claHlllOd ~d call .. v1ng1 and io.n lllOCll-Scrvloo Oraooe &·surroundJgo CoonUet i':.11::m~nr ~~·~f:ri11~~~~ tf:~'Ys .. ~~~',9?~' 22rh:ts ~ ~=·=~ ::-:-_::... rt • ,:-; • 842·58~e. =:: or°' .. ~~~Jf'::,t · · &' • • e • a . .-------.. Polley , ..... " ....... ,. ~ ... ll1111•, a1ul 1l1'.1lll11w .. un• '"liJ!'c 1 111 r hunu•· "-llhu111 11111111• 'flu~ puhlr-lu·r r1 .,,.n ,., 1 ltr n~ltt 111 1·1•11,or. 11•1 lu~.,j(\ n·\ l\1 11r rq,..1·t 1111\ ··l.1'>1(11•'111dH·rthPUll'1tl l'lc•uw rt lH1rt all\ f'I ''" tl1111 rnnv lw 111 \ 11111 1 ln•-1(11·d 11d 11nm1·ch.11rl} 'llu• l>mh 111101 11111•r11ir 1111° lrn~1l1t\ (111 ""' 1•rr11r i111m udHllN'nlt'fll t<1r ~111111 tt m11y lw n·~po11~1lil1· 1•\1·1 p1 fur tlu "''' 1,f 1h1· "J!U{t 111 tuulh 1i. 1 111u1·r1 h) tlw 1·n111 c:n·tl11 n111 onlr lw oll.uwl'cl fitr tht• f1r .. 1 111wr11ou. ~~ • ., .... ., ... .. ....... . ..... , .. l!I Ql 117 ... IFM ......... Byf'u ' : (714 l 11:~ I h~11H 1 t1r • ..-''"' '"'~ \••U IU"1-" litO•I I I By MalWn Pel'80llt · .1 10 "l'•I till\ "'" r•1•t ( 1••111 \11 '" ( \ 1>'2h:!" 1· .,. • .,. unnJ-1 ,.,,.f •• JI•• t ''~' \r \,'I' t IUul '"•• .. , ~. SfilmCEDmOCTOllY .~ I ~ ~ .... 1. •IO •. ~1·1'~·) Boun M1111do\ .......... Frida S:OOpm Tilur-.day .. Wc•tlnt"-tla) 5:00pm -For AJI Your Homt' .md Busin~ Ntt'k -• ~ii-'li·kph11r11 ILUl11111 :i 00111n Tuc• ... do} ... . Monday S:OOpm Fnduy .......... Thur-.<fa) 5:00pm ............ .....,._. ....... \\11wl.o '"''" \\ nlk 111 H .i011111 :; llOpm . Wt•dnP-,dU\: ... Ttlt'~Juy 5:00pm Silturday .......... :l 'ndav 5:00pm •-M ,(l(Ml I -'""" ~ l or Only'"' ftH -4114 ..._ mi" I• C..-M.4ln .. M2·ft71 a24t .., \l.,1ul•• I r11l•11 , -I --G} I . GENERAL 1002 CORONA COSTA MESA 1024 NEWPORT NEWPORT NEWPORT NEWPORT CORONA NEWPORT DEL MAR 1022 BEACH 1069 BEACH 1069 BEACH 1069 COAST 10.70 DEL MAJ\ 2122 BEACH 2169 ••l'OREC~OSED•• •I! SID&1'r 3br 2.5bil Gov homq1 Hud, MHA New Conotruollon t Iott °!prox 1900 II t57S,000 Vlewl Vl•wl Bayrldoe 2Br 2Ba, Nl!WPORT SHORES Great Ocean & Canyon Act now 3br 2.Sba nu I l)IJAL llOtJSIN<1 Fin 11v11ll. Coll 24 hra, Belt•elo prlv en hmo Built In of Rhino Channel 1 ·Sty. FP, au gur 2BR, Office, 2BA, Vlewa. Clvlla near nevv Sm•ll 1 Br 18• Fully paint 2400sl lg yd, lll'l'OR llJNllY 7 day• 800 ~~!:'.· 1003 002 Larl<tpur COM 1991. Lg td & patloa, Turnlnp, boaln and city S205K Prudenll•I CA Beem cells. newer tile 4Br/4Ba. den, highly l'tlrn Fr•nch Country gerdenet Pet ok PATRICK collage, prlv•t• pallo, All tH I 111111 Httttllltt I• lal1 TENORE VIiia I· S~G~K $2901< y owner llghla rom oactt room RHlly Agent 721·3508 root. 349,000 upgraded Lor goat maid Htvlco. s 1000. $2295 949·840·7282 •.-t•tJt! I' n•ltd It 1h I•• f'loH• Call .. L•t Ua Tom/Ray Ct• Bay1ho1e1 041M1482 25 7' Of thl• ·Condo. 8th 819 C"n Seren• & prl Bill Grundy AHllors Plan 5 $1,199,000 Incl utla winter Only BAVWOOP Lovely 22 ''ti r 111 llt*t .. I ACI 11 t tM 11 Know Whet Your Fund 949 0.2·8800 E'Slde Charml~ 2Br Floor of "601 UDO 4br 3.5ba hlgh2: CUI• 949-875-618 I By Owner 37Gs3454 949·873-6745 / Sty, ~er 1Bo. FP, 81f!U4t4 .,,.. Nin M lllPtll NHdl Ar•I 856 970~ Homo on Cul •u• PARK" 2Ded•. 25 tom c:ontomp a1lgn. NPB CUSTOM HOME Sancerr• 3Br 2.5Ba dock, gat, pool. "\•nv I• 1llt11t111 .. , ........ u 1 ·D 0 0 --4 ·TC N 0 RE ON THlt PARK Baths. 1,800 Sq.fl Beau po o 111 p •. Plantollon Hahuttora. , hmltl llU 11 f11t1Ut1IOllll NEW Ll8TINQ t249,800 Coll MOiter Bedroom with On large lot 4br 3ba upgredea. Avall op. •1114 ti lt\t, tlltf IClltlH, 2Br & Otn TWM 3 car M•ru• Lea R•altw Saun•. wide viewing Op•n HouH By Appt OP8N SAT 1·4:00 Granite lloor1ng, pvt COSTA MESA 2124 proic Nov. 71h S1500/ gar, tone ol upgradOI, 949·722·0920 Corl (7'4)307·9488 REDUCEDllll to yrd, prol'I tand1c1pod Mo, Agl 949-075-4012 "' au;1u• lu11H11 'I.tin., SOLD! botcony, 24 hour l:ol•I• Value 3Br13Ba S819K Ctirl1 Wei ah S407K 949/760-8550 •11111111 11111• or H l•lt•llt• like llme1tone. mtrble, aocurlly and doorman. Be•oh cloaer · Lg E'SID• Cl\armlng 3BR EAST SIDa 2700 1t, •• 1111t1 •• , '"-'"'"'"" Showca11 home• etc .A/C plu• temp 1'4om• on over 9000SF Ooet dock av111tabto RV acctH, Hugo Loi, BKR (949) 574·8080 . deluxe 2br 2ba 111111tallt• tt 4llimlml01!1t• tor .. 10 In our controlled. One Stller corner IOI w/glanl Q•t W•lk 10 tHteuran11 Anxlou1 own•re wanl OPEN·FAMILY HME CEM~TERY LOT/ 4br 2.5ba l'\me, gar· Condo Gar, l/p, w/d, l•ls ••• ,,.,., Wiii OI Saturd•y RHI E1t•I• THl!Alta MOREi •nd 1hopa to •nfoy to ull nowt On~ Work At Homo I dener Incl S2300/mo lrlg, pool, tennis, no S6~9.000 Coll Mo Wiii hotd e cara plus PROPERTY HOUS CRYPT J225 PPr(049) 845·1056 •••lllflf au.,1 '"' 1n1111u Suppl•menll huge Av orH. Call for Calltornl• Sun. Priced Private, q"lot 400' .•. P•\a, S18jl5mo, Open 049-370·5570 S595K 642·3850 . ..... ltl 1111 tllllt •••&JI It I• HOMES OF_ d•1•1t•. S3U,000 1075,000 tor an detacl\od oltlce. PAc1#1c houH 11/1. 2t Btruna , ... ,, .. e( tltt In OM ttRtl\ Judy Kolar, Drokor )ctnt l..oc. f.a1I • Juoy lmm•dlatt Sole. LIDO liLt Brand New 1emodeled 3Dr family VIEW . .. Cl. . 9"0-&42·8668 .,. ..... , 1.1...... •••• t ll THE WE&K VACANT TWNHME hl'or, Agtto.49·842· Unbollovable IOWHI 6Br/5.5Ba·3753Sq fl homo. largo fenced adjoining plo11 In NEWPORT BLUfll'S 3BR ~6BA fwtll••tl tf•trllnf I• 1•11 Dl•pla" ade •t•rt LOW8ST PRICl!D 47 2 price In compatl1on of 3c g•rago. 8111 Otundy pro1·1 landecapod Vlat• Ott Mor eocllon. BEACH 2169 Oulet Aro• S2150/MO Hwt,.,tf lrt ntlltMI .. •• at lu•t t781 3Br In COM Out of other $125.000 and Realtor. 941M~75-&101 yetda. 2 paUos Buy 1 or oil tour 25~ Bubar• Sanregrol .... 1 • .,.,..11, '"" 1• , .... O•odllno Wed Opni oroo aoller eayt Eaetolde gated comm, '7&0,000, Agont 714· Newport lel•ntt 3Pt $025,000. A Muat Solll btlow ro11111 pp Roanor 949·644·0195 fltltl ti ilmlt11l•ttlH UH HUD ••••• S•tl It Toda"! L1g cJ•tachtd 3Dr 2.50a, 504 4807 or 714 832· 28a, hardwoo<S floott, 408 IRVINE 04Ha4-18DO •2100 ::t ..-::t Oayrlclgo Pl!NTHOUiB 1br iba I II lrtt ti t IOI Uf tHI I ti OPEN HOUSE 38r 6 t.,,, rm, nood1 over 1700•f. bullt In 0020 CJct 102. op•n kltchonl & dining, OPEN SUN 1•5 L•ro••• plan In gated w .. •1,..it• DC ''" ,11111 Ll•tlno• for e 1 e1 coomotlc work but '04. Kint Loe S:>1~.000 Abandoned •••oh 1un deck. $54G,000 ... complu. Spactoua no ~•la, now carptl """°". net Doadllno Tt1ure 6pm PRICl!O 1000'• u;ss Earl & Judy T•ylor, Coll•I• Once In • 8LUFFS 2 ·8TORV 20r/2Ba upatalra and 110 5. (840) 875-.. 175 Jani Schulor, Agonl HOUSES/ ·;i•ll 7•m·l lam M·F ••••• 1hon Io 11 ••I•. Agent• 0.2 .... 722 lilellme op1><>rtun1ty •t 149·073·7308 Qlamourov1 20r 200 1 Or/1 Oa down Brand II pays to adlf•rtlH S3Ul.OOO Mek• Ofltrl only 1349,000 Agent Blgso11 2 CM Jaraoo CONDOS ~w plulh c•rp•V HOU SSS/ NEW HOME E SIOO CM Duy II Soll 11. find It, V cant $2900/Mo. In tho b .. I local Kolar 6 Co. 949-723·81'0 Poo • SP••· Ol/•ln lr11, lrg 2 cat •11 gar. ,30r 2.5Da Pvt Qor. CONDOS n .. 1 E1ta10 Section 940·370·5570 3br i Obo fro~ builder Cl• .. lfled. I Month I..•••• FOR RENT Nt Olton & Jarnboroo Exec; Cond QC• View CALL TODAY •Pro1t 17GO•f 9'1 c•U'I S2.200·S2,500. C•ll 1 •800·300·7717 20r 2 581, Frptc • on AC, walk·ln CIOll'I, 2 ••• 8ayfron1 12850/Mo. f.OR SALE LISA RIVERA COSTA M!SA 1024 car an•o gor 1285,090 POA L •A••·NOW 28r , •• Cul• COl1•~· Agent (9•9) G42·165'7~ , 9119·722·6120 When you're tuned 949·574-4252 2 Cho•c• "Turn11•r CORONA ~ark 1111• Httlng n . ANNE WILLEY •48r a.e.. 1•Story. A•DUCKDI DOr 38• Condo Sondcul • DEL MAR 2122 • wpt. Hght• redwu GENERAL 1002 Fam rm, /:ool, :=; into classlOed Corona dol Mar Welk ct•ck1, f P, t'IO peta, Chancea •r• 949·574-4249 Upgrodtd. Mv•t Se111 to AHi Pool Spa, 2•r .,600, 040 ... 58..()444 S219K A 38r 280 ~erdt 288, .. you wlll tlnd omarrah, 9ovon you're tuned into 280. Top noor, view. •• New 3000tQ N i•" a.. Extra largo •V.A. • 1•$tory, UO.I(. Munyt Oable• 114 4eS·7187 .,,900fMo. (No P•I•) hom•• fOf I••••· qui•t what you nffd SO Oown • SO Movo·ln COROrlA Wont L.atll Agent 714· · your community. 81QOI• 2 Cor Oor•ge, area, ocean vlew11 C•ll VIII• • lalbo• unit w/ .r ttl• pile• FR E Counaolll'IO . 309-2151 ... for Into IM9·e7W384 ocean vu, many luxury "Rff Utt ot 1-iomH DELMAR 1022 ATT•N 00-LP•Ai IRVINB 1044 ~'°"" ti.I J/44, 31tr 21t• 20k remodel, upgrocl••· .. c. poot, you w1n1 to pay ~t UONA AEPOS Opt" Sun 1 •" 00 .Af-.t,... '7&0al old CdM, ovall ''""'' a 1 aoo a 'ul~/ when you rtad 1 ·000·723·~857 Mo. Bkr 949·64<1-38.GO Cl•Hlfted Ch•rml"O C•P• Cod 300t Countr.y Club Or No-.. ,.o, l\900mo V•toton Ro•I E1ta10 H311,9K tmmacul•te 1749K MESA Vf!ROE 2yr1 now I 38r 2.58• .~i ~~;~Pilot 671•/J#f ' (049) 408·1 .. 02 a1arm0llath Stnglo . • dally •10.00 DOWN« On lu11\ canyon. P•I· 4br 3 !Ibo lg otf1ce or Hdwel nra, plontabon • •i ff•mlly Homo In lho Ml·llT8 lforn how to bu~ tlol oco•n view llh br. Anne Att 1hu1tet1, dbl el.rod '2br 2bo ConclO, creok RENT H8fb0r view Hom••· . Aoal !1t&lo W/htllt Of 20 ~ia.itl Can odd 71tt•7!i1• .. l30 bkyd. U09K (price v", t/C, nY cpl/fir, 12150/Mo. Call Karen W\'hethef you~ no chm piment Tott on or build n•w A gt Torolll ne•;'l Jutl reaucedl We•1· H••on-I -Htt> S2Hf(. ..... OptlQtl lhtough classlfled ff '"'' White. "9ohy Ot ...... ""' ,,,.. •••• 10.907.7 949·7G9·9070 (714J 540.73 5 park 9"0 51-1383 ' Ok, ~0) 7eo-o371 -..... 7-...e'o COVOfa .. ~ ftetdttl . . <· ... . Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot Thur,doy Odo 85 . . APARTMENTS FOR RENT BUSINESS EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMJNT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT FURNITURE 6014 BUILDING POWER BOATS OPPORTUNITY 5530 5530 1 5530 5530 MATElUAl.S 6030 7012 fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiii 2904liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 4 _.o•ter Cat.t King iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '7 7 F.,rarl 300 G7B •••••••••liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Dental Public Relahon1/S1IH Sales Teua Refinery Corp b9d fiame & 8 oraw· Steel bldg In orig On Shot• Moorlne • Hardtop al\ 01'VNtan •••-••• Office Manaeer/ Rock & Rolll Gr11t COME GROW needs dependable .,. $175 4 Po11er c1ate. •0 •22 was 8oaton Whaler. nl, shOvirroom cooo BALBOA PEHINSUIA Pleaae be wary ot out Reception lat for Lakes Clrcutatlon now • WITH USI person CM area twin hHd foot-bOard Sf,740 now $2,7D7 All AcCHIOf s $19K 1 ,,:IOOml 13 obo ot area companl ... private N8 GP. >Ont has 10 1mmed, entry Expanding retaJ ad· Tr11nlng Wrte E. M 0 SSO 848·•4~91 81 J Jm 8°°'292-0p1 or OBO 875°1835 <949> G75-4!3s2 Check with the IOCN people/phone ak1lla, level poi • NEN • ..,er111lng department Hopkins , Dept. M· c e 11 f K I n 8 8 • d , 1--------....-- Be 11 er eualness computer, Ina exp 2wk pd training HI+ Hekt a Hlf moljvated 92828 Boa 711, Fon w {•eddlng 1250 2607 f OR.D 9Q7S 3br 2b• duplex, !nd Bureau before you req'd, FIT M·F. great commtNlon • Na· account e11ecutlve to Wonh, TX 78101..()7' 1. (neQ) 949-842-0973 • PETS 8r MARINE SUPS noor, grt bay & oc11n Hnd any money for oNice, benetta Fu tionwlde travel • Hotel Hit, develop atld .. ,. Upscale chlldren·1 llore ANIMALS 6049 DOCJ(S 7022 l-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9 vu 1 car g11, over· f111 or aervlc11. Read resume 949-640-2838, tranaportalon pro-vice new bu1lne11 har open Inge tor•---------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil '92 l!•plo,•r XL T. alzed rm1, $2050/mo and understand any ""o...,R~IV-..,E-R--P-•-,-,-o-n-a-1 vtded. Mint b• well atld ·~•al HC11ons. SalH Assoc'• for F/PJ MERCHANDISE LIDO OOCK for ~Oh -;;:,• ::~;~· ::.gg~fR, 1949) 723-4178 contracta before you groomed & free to We prefer a candldJlll time coll L1111e People MISC 6015 BEARDED COLLIB I elgn. Shop around lor Oriver·Corona det M at travel. For lnterv ew to have a minimum ol and Me 949_6,. .. 13..,. • purebred AKC 1Hk1 Electr C/'VVf\al er/Sall Ralph 949·7?0>09\5 SUNNY 2br Apt at>ove ,8111 based. Flex time, c111r call Leslie Onell 1 year print ad· ~ ""liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii boyfriend tor pups bo ot, Xtnt :>oc:ur11y • 9 5 T • u, u • 0 L gar, remod garagf & -:---=-:--..,.--~---driving record Fax (71•) 714·982-4244 ver1111ng experience ---------Double the alz• of (949) 733·1595 (949) llS73 7iJ77 s10.200 361\ml, PW, 'oaun2d2 (S9UOO) Aveil AMAbak•eoslust• Stuhcc•d••, Experience & OMV r• Mon-Wed 10a·8P only Excellent communica-EMPLOYMENT 1our warehouae ....,P"'"'E"'"'n""""s""'1A""N,,.,...,a1"""'1T"'T"'"'E,,,,.,..,N""S'"" SU>E Tl~ NPB u 11 PD. A.C, AT. CC, ct· 49 6767123 in •a ut portto 714·848·0981 ti klll Ablt t " " MaA, 1 100/mo Entertainment lndvt· R•c•ptlonlat on • • i 1 Y k o SERVICES 5533 ator •8•· lndutttlal Loveable ball of fvr S1erou can ,, ... .,, ac:. try KHp your clothes EXPERIENCED Liv• Private Tennis Club In HI f goats land mat• ,=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • t • e I a 1a1 r ca• e • CFA reg111ered1 grand ~79A~!7> "M6 7 5 ,4 9 8 ti. t O>'VnOt, •, rC1 .. ords '... HUNTINGTON out to care for 8mo NB. 2Pm·10pm M·F. pro •111ona prHen a·,, catwalk•. •tHI cao••· h t h 1 "'" .-(949) 040-0585 o, n 8 b1l~on $ a yr Must be per1oneble, lions In a last paced elc ... Joe 714-799-\969 c amp ines, • o s, nd us1ry. ,0u can earn old twins and 6 & 8 yr d d t 11 1 1 d •••••••• health guar, blk male • '97 MUSTANO s1 SOO/wk 5500 gets lJ olds. 1·30 •m·8.30pm friendly, reliable, may ap eat orene en· Please be aware that Iner•••• Your Odds & a Tortt fem. 5300 ••••••••• AC1 p w p c:t1, 1111, started. 888·845·9920 (Allso V1e10 Active & consider PT, contact v,:ion~en ·1 k the hll1ng1 1n thl1 cat· on Lotto. Receive (949) 940·8132 AUTOMOBILES (:.?08477) s 12.997 BEACH 2640 •Neer• 1hops & Frwy Wk 1 attenttve & help with Henry at 949·844-e900 1 ~t d ene 1~ p:c: 8ge, egory may require yo1,1 aecret tips & numbers Costa M••• 2br 2ba, $895. lbr rom hornet 52K·5K/ homework. Must B.e R•tall counter and gift nc u ing 4 1 rug to ca11 a 900 nvmber 1·800·775·0712 x 94.z1 PIANOS •· Llncoln·Mercu~ 1 ba, $750. w/encl wk. Not mlm, travel In· Re 11 ab I e I R •I· s . screening/physical re· In which there is ••----------~ (714l 540·5030 gar·a 949-720-0521 dust. Pub , Co sup· $300/wk.949-5~4-4248 wrappers for The Mall quired. EOE. charge per minute. Just Greet Flflwood ORGANS 6059 BMW '"'8 R•NQER-. port. 1800)943·3148 Room, NB Fashion .Resumes via fax: At· l"vold the rush• Order 9030 • A FIT Sal•• Position '•'and·. Apply In tentlon. Lynn Esola 1---------nowt $135 a co1d, S75 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-iiiiii 1. LT. •up er c•o. NEWPORT BEACH for Upscale womens person 537 Newport 714·650.,.1302 or mail EMPLOYMENT 112 cord Dell"ered s II Pl lA.0495C) ($15.9911 C I 71 ........ •245 • ma aver Spinet '84 • 3251a Cpe 20 store Exp a plus, en er .. ....., ... ., · Tlme1 Community free 10 your drive-Nay p rl Costa Mesa W""'""'ED 5535 iano. Wal u l , very (j4·4145)$23,995 base salary • corn. Re.tall S•I•• Fashion NIWJ, 330 West Say Al'U 714-805· 1432 Lincoln Mere~~ ... ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii nict. pelfect IOI 111•0• BAUER JAOUAR 7 4 540 5"'30 mission. up to 401hrs Island. day eh1h avail Street, Costa Mesa.,. •~--------boat 9 49·54 8·3900 (7l4)953 "800 1 ' • v C D CA 92627 Serv for 12 complete - 2669 CREDIT 2807 1 & 2BR ·2BA NEWPORT BAY TERRACE GET OUT OF DEBT! !'.!'. e can he J.P.J •week all arryl or Salary + commlu1on Loving S'hed1sh nurse • sel Coalport China. ,95 BMW 3181• CPE 198 TAURUS SE Kelly 949 759-7985 ___ 11_1_•_>_5_68_·1_1_7_4 __ Seeking nanny 3 schogl good cook, d11ver. By .pattern Ming AoH . ---------1 2 0 R•d tall CD ioaoud 24\f, auto loadild Fashion Model PT. NB age child Irvine Eng the h our or 2•hr. never u sed 191 of SPORTING ~ (C l ~!.J6> ~20 99!. (188423) SIB 598 water front restaurant. MEET speak. exp. PT after Good local rel• 12yr Waterford Crystal GOOD·s 6065 Costa M••• Coat• M••• no exp necessary, Th· school, S220wk. Car & exp. (949) 646-3735 many pc:s or Alan:s & Llncoln-Marcurv l.lncoln·M•rcury Lg 1 & 2Br near Back Bay & golf course. Large pool, new car- pet & much more Sorry No Pets 845-4855 Sun for the Lunching someone special good OMV, NS. Debro Ltvmore 949-650..6476 (714) 540·5030 (714> 540 ·S03 0 I d. F II f . eve 949-552-4661 Oys1········-·---------New BOWFLEX 97 MUSTANG COaRA • 115 u er igure through classified 949-794-9900 1• SURVIVE the coming Strength tr•lnlng ----------.1 ••BAYFRONT•• 2br 2.5ba, pool, frptc:, prlv waterfront patio $2800 949·675-0854 • l ,ed11 CarJ1 (bnwlid.:1cJ ok Brill 714'675-2174 ----------S-tt--C--d----MERCHANDlSE global Meltdo w n• system. $899.00 BUICv A 6 S • lttn CO; ... b ta ing oor inators Send $995 to· Roat· .. 10-312·1407 iiiiiiiii"iiiiiiiiiiii9ii0iiiii3iii5 CIEIJ046) S22.997 nome base us1nen, Computer skills 11 PO ~ Costa Mesa 12·15hrs per wk, M M must. s>rong org3nlza-Ing Mouse; Box 3 l.lncoln Mercury around your schedule AX ARA tlonal, phone skills, ANTIQ""t! T11nldad. CA 95570 ---------'88 Park Avenue 714-540·5030 S250·S1250'mo PT. ~Ol Tlt CoA\1 PL.\L.~ customer service orl· v~ 6010 Train Board TV, ELECTRONICS, $3000.00 • P:J 1mtnu W.4 nJ • lnrtr~t Red!ICrd ' ' L~c~!~ .~:~:1 ~=~~in! • l/.;ramnenr~ Srup;·d • IM!am, ~Fi 1i11 Up to S5K FT. Will Hgt! l'lid "'"" enUtd, potential to HO Tr•ck $25. STEREO 6080 949-718·9728 train 80<>-472· 1888 Women -Bouli<lue work at home, FT/PT 948·548·3900 good loc., ground fir lnat•ller, shipper lor $715.mo 714·747·1765 Clme clock 1y11ems. PEEK·A·BOO VIEW good dMV, Ins, laJ< re· Upper 4Br 2Ba lg new sume 714·557·5187 or kit, nu crpt, iunroom, -•-R•_...., ..... ....,_...., ... ,llllrcall 714·557-6351 2c prkg. $2600/Mo $7.50/hr slart. yearly. 673·6900 X 105 --------- Ask for Ooly * MONEY -SO ..... U_T_H_C_O_AS_T __ , TO LOAN 2914 •ORDER DESK• CUSTOMER SERI/ICE Must have basic com· puter knowledge, xlnt phone skflls depend· METRO 2686 Flnanclal wo•• have friendly peraon pr• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil vou on your to•s? !erred. 8-4:30 daily Mao Arthur Vllfage lbr, 1ec, pool. lent'•S, S650mo avail Nov 22. (602) 917·239!> We provide lo ans Mon-Fri $8 per hr regardlesa ol cred.1 • .,..._c_a1_1_(9_4_9_>_6_4_6_·1_s_4_0_ h ist o ry! N o fee. Pharmacy rea sonable r ates! •PHARMACY TECH 1·877·506-9719 •CLERK TYPIST •CASHIER loan Speclallat SAii-ON DRUG In, MISCELLANEOUS RENTALS Car h omes, personal Newport Beach and debt consotida· FuU & Part Time PoSI· lion. small b usiness llons. flexible sched· woicome Call toll lroe. ule. Call tor Interview. 1·877·467-4922. (949} 642-0122 or lax ROOMS 2706 _____ _ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I NP home guard comm, ANNOUNCEMENTS Room avail Prlvato ••••••••• entrenc:o:ba. g arago $600. (949) 644·121, --------------..-•LOST& RENTALS TO SHARE FOUND 2925 2 72 4 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Found Ladles ring In CM/exec tlm , ga1ed parking tot at Bristol & pool+ c111 S8001IH Redhllt tn Costa Mesa. . 4/huge mstr Of 2br, 714·507~2439 _ pvt Ille. quiet 631·2111 I.oat 9mo old o o"r(11an Huntington t.andmark, shepherd, spayed Senior comm Unl4rn mostly black w/lan Share house, mastor answers\ 10 Duchess f>r & balli. garage, full Reward! Q09·681 ·2111 prlv S6501mo •· uttls • 714·890·3403 LOST wtllte female ---------• H1molayan cat 2 yrs .. Seeking place to ahr old \iic·Orange'l,Sth ;. In COMINB. Need Pv1 • St, CM Needs. Mo~st Ba resp & prol'I Trev· $1 50 .06 Af.WAl'\011 el• otten.714·734-8861 949.s4S-1696 •••••••••! Loatl Fam long haired, wl\I & grey cal. East resume 949·642-9469 ($$ Wanted SS) Appoon1mcn1 •c11cr~ • Hourly/• bunu• • '-:" '-tdlin~ • hm Atmo,phc1c • (.row1h Po1cnt1dl Call Randy 714-24S-1 'i80 Gift Sgpervtso (. 1'd'" 'rr-.~~ i~& "'-• h llt.icr f.WllU ·iu Gift Salea Win tJtt• lllllllt'1 du!lr:-~ • ~IClar ft~ r 1-iryf r ;\fttlVt -'\'I • JU •t \\.•1\\11 "'90, ,,_~I &:I !o~\U\ Wiii Tll..\11'11111,\Wf 0 11 ..... ""'' • COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE Bluff ar9a 5500 Re-' wi1a1._...i.i;llloloa..:....,_.,, ..ward I (949) 721-1 T58 BUSINESS OFFICE •E•M•P•.L•O•YM-E•N•T• FOR RENT 2769 Febuloua location 01 EMPLQYMENT . Fashion Isl. Execu11ve • SSJO Suite S70C>I .must 1001 · 949. 7 59·0897 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MEDICAUDENTAL •sales'De .. gn Aaat OFFICE •Dellvery P•raon NEWMARKET BROILER COMING-TO ORANG&l We'll be a part of the exciting new Mills pro;ecr Irie Bloc!{ at Orang~ (t1hf~·nt<1s most ~ed~ professional work avall. Westchtt sales l)('rson I Year and 1110. F"ax resume J' .. S t•pe•tel'Ce a mu~11 to: 949-548-5954. ,, you ha•e excellent .elling o1bilit1es. you Sell your unwanted can mal<e up to Item' the easy wayl $ ... .,,., To place your 1" ~per holi! cf3astfled ad call 714-754-7900 042-5078. Ad Assembler Costa MCSjlFull time C..o .1.1 Moa iypcho~ ncN5 Jcuu oriented, crcime pmple o~ with acrur~ to bewme p.ui or our ad-building team. You Haw: I }·ear ad proJuetion C'Xpc nenc..c \ c;rc.111ve mmd . Ah~1ty co work under de-..idJmc pr~\uic M.K1nto'h cxpcnrncc Qu.irkXPrc..'I.~. Phutfuhop. lllusmtor ll must Multi Ad C. rc11or a plus We Hawe: l'an nrm D•y r°'11"'n, fo.ll'Wt1< C~r.awvud pu•mnru <;,.. .. 1 ~nttit• p;io;lu.,.. O pf"munuy fvr ulv.tnumcn1 s.iJ..iry r.lftge S I 0-s'l .1 Jepcndmg on t"<perienc..c Phy\io.l and drug test rcqu1ml · Send resume and cuvcr leucr to Oillfomia Community News Ann CC NI Design Group SupcrY1"1r HO We>I 8.ly !itra't Cmt.1 Mesa, CA 92627 CCNI 111:;a1:1.1&jl Ce tlt Meta A• l'f..uon--~•I) F""'6r TrJl.-•t1·u~ .... ..,,.., .,;,;{ 1"'1""" '""""""-...... ,.,,.....,, ...... ., SALES .. IMMEDIATE OPPORTUNITYf TOP DOLLAR PAID! 1\1 H('} A\ H HI\<, Oil>.' Buy Outright Estate Safes Conducted' }.ntiqur1 40yNl3 -in Newport Beach 714.673.6223 WANTED ANTIQUES Old•r Style Furniture PIANOS & Con•ct1bles It ~ ••• , .... • S,•r.-.. • 4 MIA • .. • e $$ CASH PAID $$ .... ..... .. . .. WE BUY ESTATES • rn med·•t• f,,.ntt1y s•"' .• •wt PAY MORE FASTEJI" CONSIGNMENTS c •• "'"'"'"" ..... ••1ly &. ul• •I tuclotn tvlfy w ........ , ••• , .. hr,.,., ....... ,. t•H 111419~7 Ill~ ;,;1g51.s133~ SOUTHC8AST AUCTI N 2202 So Ma111 St. SMta A11a, CA 12707 ~·l.lc-U.•181 Wolff Tanning Bad• Alpine Car c 'o Ptayor CADILIAC Tan At Homp 6 disk w /rernute 9040 Buy Direct and Save• SIOO 94,9·64:!·097l iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Commercial/Homo '84 DeVllla Sdn 40 unit• lrom St99.00 •••••••••I (94·4 091)$21,995 Low Monthly Pmts BAUER JAGUAR Fr•• Color Catalog GARAGE SALES (714)953-4800 Call 1·800-711·01!.8 ,97 SON Deville WANTED TO BUY CORONA 6019 DEL MAR liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 6122 Sat 8·1 • 2 Famlll•• baby items, '1se..,.mes Just traded 10 ml (U2054~!>) S 16 .a89 LEXUS Ml&SJON VIEJO (948)384·0004 • CHEVROLET 9045 " I BUY ALL PIANOS Anllques-qu1I lurn1lure I pc or houHlul cash paid (714) 957·8133 1ac, e rc l 621 Ma11gotd iiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (MaogohJ 4th Old Coln• Gold S1lvur --------- Franklin Mint. Sterling f'OSTA MESA 6124 Old watches & i•welry '° Wutcoast Coin 642-9448 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil '77 CL CAMINO 2 T one betau t )' RECORDSfTDP S Jazz, O&B, Soul, Rock Etc 50 1 & 60's Mike • 350 Ve auto A.., good 1001o11ng gre t r unner 'T ann•nu FRI & SAT 9·1'30 Cover. a11ov VlllllS, 440 Cabr1flo Comp $2995 (45 11481 parts & stuH, conlrOC• l!'.Z FINANCE tools, 'uppl1e&. house• Sunwest M otor• hold misc free fire· . 714·437·1931 wood w /purchas• -.-. 0-4-5-u-b-u-rb_a_n __ 045-7505 JEWELRY, FURS & ART 6Q25 NEWPORT S1l11Vrado, ti.ronze 3 l ton. 4x4, 6 2 du1sol, bonkt turbo, CC, lrur11 cooror, Mlc11c11n 1iro11, sullnhlo tor work, t1L1nllll{), cro$s coun try, tov.11nu. $7,200 94!J 644 1312 *Studio Clearance * 5 ARTIST'S WORK 1 Cay d1ivewt1y Sale SAT OCT 31 10·4 Hl66 Rhodo1 Or, CM (714) 540-0784 BEACH 6169 Eostblutt 2 11omos Sbr/ 3br. lg fOIS FSBO Will consider properuas as down. 949·640·5399' --------'-- DODGE 9065 New Neiman Marcus •••••••••I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii blk silver lo.< 3 /4 TRANSPORTATION '70 Dodge Oo• Van jecket, pd $6500, Sell· S3000 (949) 640-2847 •••••••••I 1 1c .. 1 ounllv, 1011 ui> d1, go_ d cona. S\500 The Community Merkel Place. Class1foed 842·5078 POWER BOATS 7012 -' Ob O 714-865·1 ~32 All Kinda ot Jollli for All K111os ot Peopto Cl•aalfled. . . (. * VERY SPACIOUS For Allen Bock. FIOllSI Medical Dental office . JllPB FT Apply In per· for )ease "lhls olfle4t son 1559 Placentia, ·. hat everything . 6 (949) 642·5004 patient exam roomt• · 2 pd\lent bathroom•. Adm In • Aaalat•nt large waiting area, Strong HC skllla. MS· receptionistJmanagar Qlf1ce. DB MGT, HR office. kitchen area. ·e11p, Ftr, lull benefits. e11cellfn1 · parking & W11tcht1 & t7th. Fax : more Only $1 ,500 per c••um• With salary month PleaH call req·1.10: 949'54S·5654 'Henry Schweni11mann, ASST PIT for Interior GAi Seven OablH (714) 730·5200 Oe,tgnoShowroom. (1 631 Orange"Ave.-F'Jex Hre, Exp Helpful. coat• Me••) 949 642-2255 ·y ion lalanc.l·NO'. C.,n,,.r om,,. . P"ra lrg. h.-au11tulh • futruah .. d "'ft-., f'.ut t•ut 1u11•• J'ru 1"''"'"8 4 dun1n11 '01h~r .,., .. 'ind I·.-•nol 1op1;.• •va1I ~1-• Ca.II (949) 6-10~«;00 .Dmusnw z1aa . LOW RENTI lndustnar apace w/offices, 2200- 4600sl'78cent al NNN Jacki.• (71.4) 673-2754 BUSINESS &. , FINANCE . • Why play Jo• 'N Seek wlth Ch•ldcare? 'Call. Clee•lfl•d today! 842·5878, B•rtend•r • Hoat••• Serve,•Bua P•raon Fine Dining AHlaU• rant 11'1 So. ·c11.,V111ao• Shallnl 949-47'•1901 NEWPORT BEACH NEWPORT 69 BEACH . t • 26'69 I .. • • , . . . . . Please apply 1n person at ouF temp office,· 2729 N. Bristol St., Unit 3, just S. of 22 rwy ~in Santa .. · Ana. SUl:xmt cover leaer, resume, and salaJy bistay to: . runes CommWlitv News 4251 W. Broadway, sufte f300 Glendale, CA 91204 ATTN: Human Resources Or Fax: (818) 548·8897 ........ , .. • ~ .. • ) . Job Fair • ,. • .. • • =' .. • ,. !L • • ; : . _ Wedn\Oc~:l.~~2~~h:~dd2'/,~ 6PM := Lincoln.Elementary School• 3101 Pacific View Dr. ,; • CottJna de/ Mor • • ~ : (2 Blocb South of MacArthur In mCJltf·purpoM room) : := · ' To,mmy IJ9hama~ TrOplcal Cal4 & £mporfum • • "The mo•t fi!uou can haH •orklng. ·• ~ : \\ie cu• opening ou.r 2nd Calli a compound on November 23rd at PCH and : ._ MacArthw Blvd ln Colona Mar.Plazo W• ar• purveyor1 of the "island • °' lilestyl1° -grlCt food and rank w1lh a troplccd twist <JJld blgb qua.hty. ~ • cosuat fun cloth1og fqr mtn cmd wom"n -~"td up wt th an abundance of j hosp1tpllly 1n a rtlaxed u1ta'nd atmosphtce W1·az1 lookaog tor a ft• good : ~ people lo help 11c :putl 11111 otf -S..era. Barteodert. ffolt.IHottttl. .;. • ~r1. Rttcdl Sol"' SOut Cbtla. UM Coob. tr.p. Dlib. and RIUIMrl. ~ :t Tht retail pa°,1.ol 1h11 '11land hlutyle" Idea that we ore open1nq 10 COrooo I :-; Del Mat Plcria i• prttty C'OOI Wt h~• a compl111 hot of iuoi and 'lftllllleu • ~ 1p\:>rt1wear ~ anllque·looltlnq ont-of-a k1od. troplCGI 1lurt1, tiiou .... sbuta. l ·j 1kirt1. pcn11. 1boff, btlta aod mart -an mode th• way clotht1..,. modt 50 : yecua ago tt'1tb dttall quality and ant Add to tht lllll hem. fumlalllngs and ow tropkol cat• end JOU hcr¥t cm ·111cma upenence· thot our guests • • rtlum fo'Cimt ad \lmt again Wt ar. loOklng lof a ... gooil lelall Soltl •t J lpedoU• who btllrtt work dlould ti. hm and wan1 lo be p:.rrt of I 10CMthlnQ ot• Grid Haring • F.xperltllC9 ta i0Juec:1.1*1 ~ DeOll*"J PtoPI• ilkllla .... iitlGl ~ .... .,.. ..................................... 1:: .... I' f t11ta .._ .._. -....,,,., ,... •• • ---nlq • • I o..lilr:• a-. 11...-. •• , .. ,,1cW fllill\...-f ...... .......... 0-.................... . , __ .......... 1111 IO£ • ............... . ........... ..... ' ' ,, . Run your ad in the Newport Beach- Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the Huntington Beach - Fountain Valley Independent to reach over 100,QOO homes. Fax us this form with your credit card # or mail with a check today! Run· for a week! I( Y<>ur car does not sell, we'll. run It for another week NI for just $10· • D YES, SEU MY CAR I . Jd C<1ros 0 MC 0 \l\SA Cfcedlf Card N: 1 .. - - , • ---, I I •' 86 rhurMWy, Octobc>r 29, 1998 TODAY'S CRoSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS , y~ed wealth 6 M no 1n115 t lit\ AnlOl'llO \0Url$1 1111 • 14 Toe1t~ 1 & Jottel ton 1 vii6(> 18 Enchamreu 17 Eto·Ghe'*1 11 A~tri'be. 49 fiztl. In. V.11'f 20 AnSwOf n In a p119111._. tnenntr 24 Bir HBIS 1 C'8 Author K109»lty 27 Whtd'I pef$007 28 Por.ltmor 29 Clever Oll9 :J2 Urtlen ti.rd 3S NQtle~•t Wiesel 0111n111oe mat1•1<11I 37 OltltCUll &a B.11« 8 t40t~lhof !Jt Un!aned 81 Carlooni$1 Peter 6?. Caravan animal 63 Ptmmeter &4 (;lolhtng f•5 HtJG 66 Carbou, • v ,.,, -goo DOWN INc-.dy 2 S1nt11·4 helpflrs 3 V1ufltd 4 l11led 5 ,4tpllabe1 5tllrters G Brovw!.ff on tho ln1orne1 ' t •P80S8 8 l riumphs t sii-nnino 10 H11h1n COlnS !)8 MQl(lllif. Ot'od 311 C1rld1e part· 40 Snll esteem . 1 I Swill, gr;icoh1,I h'>f~ 41 Pal dry 43 \.Jghthl'ilrted <IS lhr•ll 46 -Hai.ha"a 41 Slippery ono 4611 '°' 49 r1•ed 62 Ca•d g.tme for°°" 1:> Wtvmper l'l Nothing but 21 fj c .• N.11.onal Park 23 P11IU1 for ·pr>1e111" 25 Chaney of Mm ?~ MOOf • 2!1 l O!)ll doeum(lnl ..... """'l'!~"'I"'!"~~~ s 7 PAl!VIOVS '1Jm.~ SOLVED 30 Part or 1 loot 48 Ven1~11e<1 31 Seize 49 High.,.l'f S1Qn ~2 Sigh of r8'1of !JO At.tor rtynn 33 Olhotlo's fQe 51 W1kl dog ot 34 Oovelop Austrafla · 38 Sproad rumors 52 rooehC!s 39 V1llMova 53 Cok'>rlul l1$h players 54 Tlbel;\O mook 41 Pminur --55 S..d mannered 4? At1rou 51 Ooc\Qf'a Art.right poonlul 4) Nectar gatherer 60 [nd1ng tor 44 Singer Home "IUC110fl" 0:--f'!'l~~,_..,~ ...... 1~ .. SELL ~. TRADE FIND ,cur home tr,·ough CIJSS1f1C<l l11rough c a s1f1r.d 642·5678 an apartment through class1fted By CHAALES GOREN wuh OMAR SHARtF 111od TANNAH HINSCH "-ACll 'J JO< I( IN II S I l\fl. Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot HYUNDAI 9090 JAGUAR liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ 9105 LOTUS 9123 PONTIAC 9170 23' Tr•v•I Tr•ll•r W1lderne11 C1mairori by Fleetwood Sell· contn'd, H20, pro- pane, ahwr, hold'g •eo XJ12 S dn 40 (96·3912)$40,095 BAUi!~ JAOUAA (7\4)9~3·4800 '07 ESPRIT· VI, Btacklulac:k. (F053731 S~t 99~ BAUER LOTUS 049·042· 7709 '88 QRANOAM Like new. loaded. ($18428) $13,098 Co•I• Mesa Llncoln·M•rcury (714) 540·5830 tank•, great eondl ---------Sleep 4, catarytlc heat JEEP 9110 --------._ _______ _ ae1<1ee1, must •e• to iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MERCEDES 9130 ·-•ppr a c 1111 e. s 5. 200. "'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!!! PO RSC HE 917 S (949) 844·1342 '93 Or•nd C:heroJce• 11!1 ,,. •• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Noul1 S11u1h vulncr11hlu w.,. t ii 1., Nofu u •A J 9J 0 642 flunk hl' wn llll'rd 1:111111ic11ng Schnc11lc1 rl·opcf1cil w11h t1 i.Juuhl~ •--------- uud. when lie th n lrc('ly rnrrotlu c:tl ISUZU 9100 111 l~i1tt 011, Joor hcJrtS h<'c-.1mc •he ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Im.ti (l)Otr I . ,. L.,edo 4X4 re~. gray '03 000 SL 12 Cyt.1' Int, 100K ml, good whll•, black. lntar .. ' cond. pwr w1ncJow/ 11.ee:. ml, like new, doora, ateertng/CP $72.~00 SM9-673·3432 '83 8118C &cyl, 61pd, AJC. llhr Int, p/w, •m· fm 11er•o. caae, cc. aun rool S14.900 changer, remote en11y 049·075-4601 o J4 •<J4 J2 WEST •QIOH75 4 J JO 1 J K'>ft EAST •K !;>J7 •95 Trooper LTD 4X4, 21 Kml, auto. (3PA0583) $18,880 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714) 892·6906) $14 ~00. 949·673 8199 •94 Uenz· Sdn 40 (94·4 t /14)$28,995 ·97 GRANO Ct~EROKEE 23k ml, toke over IH, llght Sliver grey. (949) 720·0521 BAU eR JAG,..AR _T_O_Y_O_T_A ___ _ (714)953·4800 9210 ... 65 sotrrn 0 A(JJ075 2 • K J 9 H • 62 AKQ9H S,. . H 311 We!tt fc,I 1hc: ~•• or d111111on.I\ to (l If Iller':. C, .uul won thl;" ICIUrn Wllh the lu11.:. 'I h\• ~Wiich Wu\ lc1 lhe M.ll ol dub,, 1111.1 ilc·d 111·1 pla}'l"tl the han1I wuh lhc 1111nm1 prcl: 1~1011. A her pl.ly· •lnK low Jw111 lluu1111y .1111.1 < ;1p1111 mt: thcJ'"" ol l IUh!t w11h the ucc:, dcCl;tr· •-------9-1-0-5 LEXUS er rcw tnunp in tl4o rounds, 1hc:n JAGUAR ll'l.l .1 fhlllc 111 the .ice. Nc1w u l11w liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 9115 •03 190£ 2 .6 Low ml, chroma whit (3E1L240) $17,777 &.l!XUS OF WC6TMINSTEA (714) 892·6908) '95 4AUHNER SR5 Low ml, auto, morel (3MIV145) S19,950 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER •AI07 'I h(• h11ltl1ng Wf''ll NOIUlf 2• 1•11,, Pa.,, 2N J I'll\\ "" , ... ,~ ""'"'' I'll)' .l(, r .. " <Jpc11111c lc.1J. Six of o SOfJI If Uhl .10 l'.t" duh v.11~ kd 1owattl the ten 111 the: do~ccl harul II h1\l r<l">C w11h the i..ir1i.:. 11l~l.trl1r would evc:nllr.tlly di~· ~u11I .1 11-1111: frorn.hund on the queen ol d11h.,, w l:.1,1 111'crlcd the 1·1~ht 111d ilccl.t1cr \ 1cn "on N11w dcdorcr h!\l:rll'll to ~r:ulcs, and no mJttcr huw the Wl::-.1 p1111.;l•cd\•ll .1llcr w111nrnt: the queen, dummv'i. J.1clo. would pr11v1uc :i rurr..111~· pl.11.t: tor South'~ lo\111i; <:luh '95 ES 300 (714) 892·8908 '89 XJS V12 Conv. Midnight blue/ivory ------------:,-::,.-,,8,...4-,,...,R""U~N~N""'E""R,,,--...:. now top/bll./len . (119654) $24977 MERCURY 9135 • S 11 ,500/obo. Oood LEXUS V6. fully equip clean, cond (949) 650·1526 MIS510N VIEJO 1015409) $24,967 •93 X:l6 Sdn 4D __ t_9_4_9_,_3_9_4_·0_6_6_4_1 '95~:C,~b~~e:!"n~ 1;:d:;· M1si::OX..u:1eJO C93·4172)S19,995 '95 SC 300 llhr. bucker. PP 59500 (949)364·0864 B"UER JAQUAR Cashmaro/1vo1y, obo 7t4·241·70!i0 -----.----- (714)953·4800 (032522) $31,987 ---------'97 CAMRY LE LEXUS •95 SABLE QS 241< ml, hke new, '93 XJG VP 40 MISSION VIEJO LO.ldod am·fm cass. (3TOTSt9) . $19 9~0 ~lcJ~~4l ~~'b·~!R' __ <_e_4_9_)_3_8_4_·o_e_6_4 __ , (6249'.>5> S8,995 wE\~1't.,~~EA Co1ta Mesa ~orm· ltm1d\ JIC of HllCl l'\I l)C(;Jll\C of u clr.1t1lillll play tllill dc1c11111nc\ tlw null'rnm: llu1 ~omc 4u11:1 hamh .ire nulllhk lur the hcauty ol then l'Ull• ~cp1. Con 11kr the 11l.1y ol I 1.m~t'·~ M.111.• Sd111c1<lcr. S1•1Jlh, !In ll11'i ,f,•:il trorn .1 lll:IJM l:uropc.111 rourn.1111rn1 Wh.it rf w,.,, ''·•fled w11h both l11l:h \p,uJc honnr•,'> Alter w1hruny the <111ccn nl '>IMdc.,, W1·,1 wflulll tx; end ,..,..,..,,......,.,.._.,,._,,,,__....,,.. __ played Dummy\ ll• ~ ut 1111111p' 1\ an (7t4)953·4800 '95 SC 300 Llncofn·Mercury (714) 892·8906 Rally rod/ivory lthr (714) 540·5830 '93 XJS Cpe 2D (93· (020231) $25,977 ------------------ l :vcn .11 tlll\ vulncr.1h1lrty, Wc~t held ,,., h111l· 1H the law .1110~>. per ha)" le"· Im 01n 11pcnin~ v.c,1k two h11 'lu 111,1!.e \Ur~ partner <luJ 1i'ot ellll}' l11~hc 1.thfo I ry II Lc..1m kl he 11 htth•r hridi:r pla)· er! Suh .. "rihc now to· lhc C,orcn Uridge Ltlt~r by u 1lliol: IH4Nll 7H8· 1225 fol" mformaliun, Or writ~ to: C oren llricli.:t l.cth•r, l'.0. Ho,. 44111, ( 'hk11~11. Ill. 606811. 4 1 7 1 ) S 2 O, 9 9 5 LEXUS '97 ll/lountotneer 40 TRUCKS 9220 BAUER JAQUAR MISSION VIEJO CO, prom sound. ABS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (714)953·4eoo (949)364·0684 1J12•.29> s21,.a97 ,95 T•hoe 4•4 Wh•I•/ ,,.4 XJ SC ""6 ES 300 Cost• Mes• • • LI 1 M natural llhr, pro lock. Green/Ian. lo n11, Cashmere/Ivory , l7~~o);40•;~~i like now, fully loaded (194280) $28,995 (138854) $24.744 ______ • ---525,995 949·673·0601 BAUER LOTUS LEXUS •99 MYSTlQUE 949·842·7700 MJSSION VIEJO t..oadod, outo, ~c.•----'------ ,94 XJ12 (040)364-0864 10411s2> 1s12.1198) VANS 9225 d 196 ES 300 Co 9 ta Me 9 • 1 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii J a o /e r o o m , LI I' (692853) $21 ,995 Full opt, Lu corr ncoln Mercury '82 VW VANAQON BAUf;;R LOTUS (142542) $26.987 714•540•5830 EXCELLENT OOOYl!I 9075 GEO • 9080 HONDA FORD 714·642·7~00 LEXUS NO MOTOR $500 9085 -------·-MISSION VIEJO NISSAN (949) 675·3391 194 XJG P.;. (949)384·0864 91so 1.,...,,,-,,-...,,...,,,...,,,-,,.-~--- '93 EXPLORER 4X4 47K cnt, mint, wht, (C61G.Q 1) $15,550 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714) 892·6906) '95 BRONCO XL T 4x4 llhr, elloya. (081212) $19,988 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714) 892·6908) '98 T·BIRD LX Llhr: ABS, mnrl. (3POJI04) $14,950 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714) 892-6908) The Commun11y Markel Pl3C9 Crnss1f1od 842·5678 '91 Metro $1500 Auto, A/C, Am/Fm, Ces1, (949) 548·0474 HONDA 9085 •'94 ACCORD EX• Coupe blue/g<ey. lully loaded, great cond. St1,SOO 673·1020 '9~ Accord Coupe 2cJr, II bluo mnrf. nll powur. A /C, auto. 4 cyl. a1.-i1m, 40k mt $10,500 714·378·4!:.01 A1k tor Sucj1m. • T hmklng or having e .oarage sale? Give us a can• CLASSIFIED 842·5878 '97 ACCORD Ex 4·dr I ull pwr VG. lthr (005317) $ 19,987 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO (949)364·0684 o a r k b I u o /t a n • ---------1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 8 4 0 0 DC E 3 5 0 (692442) S18,995 '97 ES 300 Dove1Jy conve111on > BAUER LOTUS White/grey. full opt '07 STANZA Wti1to, Van Pwr, auel air, 949·842·7700 (03~()15) S28,9U7 AC, oro·lftl, smoggoa, 67,900 mi, 1 owner, LEXUS 2nll ownor, ovor 150K records S5900 obo '94 XJ8 Sdn 40 MISSION VIEJO 1111, woll ma111tt11ned 949·7S9·3407 (94·4 169)$23,995 (949)364·0684 $2000 (!'49) G40·29J71----.-----~ BAVER JAQUAR --,-.. -3-S-C_C_O_U_P_E __ , ,9 4 MAXIMA SE '07 OMC 2500 MUST SELL (714)953-4800 • •VAN• star convers•On 9t C1v1c 4cJr, toadeu,_________ CO. Chromo, ,. oonrl, Lo m1 llltr low pkg, lrl/roer AC, , AC, power ex1rn1, '94 XJS Convt 2[\ (0336601 Sil 770 150~(161) $13,330 4 captain ch111ra, bed, co 111 po c I cJ 11 c, (94·3973)$351 99~ LEXUS OF l.EXUS OF ~ & trans 011 cooler, $4995.(008746) BAVER JAGUAR WESTMINSTER WCSTMINSTER ol"'g own $4500 '92 CIVIC CPE STICK SHlrT Gr(lal ru11oing ear, e119y wh,I&, $~9951~28',Ql) EZ FINANCING Sunweat Motor• 714·437·1931 Buy JI Sell 11 f111cJ It. Classified. (7t4)9!:.3 4000 (714) 092·6906) (714) 892·6906 949·640·1981 '95 XJ6 T o p a 1 /t to n 11 h r (737-031) $27 9?5 BAUER LOTUS 714·642· 7700 '95 XJS Convt 20 (95•:JIJ6!)) s 39 I 90 5 BAUER JACUAR (714)953·4800 LOTuS 9123 PLYMOUTH iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 9165 VOLKSWAGEN 9235 '95 ESPRIT S4S Brae~ g• O'/. I Ok n•t. OZ m s (f 63 t 2',) S'19 9q._, BAUCR LOTUS 949·642·7700 194 VOYAGER LE Lo JcJtd 7 Pass, ABS. (17!/t67) St0.991 Cost• Mea• Llnc oln·M•rcury (714) 540·5630 '98 VW BEETLE Spcirts p~g PW. (002305) SHI 987 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO (949)384·0664 HOME, HEAL 1H AND BUSINESS ~--.... ~~ ~ ERVICE for illl your needs... ~ ------CHILD CARE 3536 CONTRACTORS FIREWOOD 3618 HEALTH, BEAUTY LANDSCAPE & MOVING 38~4· PLASTER ROOFING 3910 TUTORING SER VICE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii GENERAL 3 S 5 8 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii & FITNESS 3 7 4o LAWN CARE 3 8 0 8 I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii fRE PAIR 3 8 8 O I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3929 DIRECTORY CdM Lied, oµon for PT Great Firewood! PUBLIC NOTICE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ••••••••• d1op·lnt, going full LEWIS Construction OrcJar nowl S1351cord-p /S p t1flle Jari 1!>!!>9 pro· S75ihltll freo cJell\lory & TREES A The Caht. Public Uhll· laster tucco et ch rog now. lrllanis "fod· Remodol•Handyman 10 driveway\ ec5•1432 A "J.. toes Commission RE· ·Serving So Ca 25yr5· ADDITIONS dlor• 720·1939 LN704773 local Roa. Topped/RemoYed,La..vns. QUIRES that •II used L1c#32GOG4 24Hrs •714·557·5925• hou1ehold goods 714 554·7831 REMODELING 3410 CLEANING FLOOR INSTALL PHEN+DIET sprnklrs-clnup 751·3476 movers print tho1r DRYWALL REPAIRS 3620 < umrlc:cc: Mc<l•l.tl Prov L•wn Service Mow/ P U.C Cal T number. AfOUILD or REMODEL SERVICES 3548 s79/m11 Wc:•rli1 I"" E<1ge1SodJSpr111klora ltmos and chauffeurs •ti ,,.,,". 1 Ott .ci• SERVICE 3584 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '-'<d' .... t ... t.,1 C print their TC P num· Plaster/Stucco Patch ·Survlng So Ca 2!>yr11· L•c #326064 24Hr !> 71'1·554· 7831 v • iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii s I s I 11 .. ____ .._. ........... II I n •U p A n y t I m 0 • b fl ... I •Ol..a 'I Cv ,.•1u1.1 ..,n liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • •• * vc * n a t • G or in a e ... ven so· •floasot1allly Pric"d A TOUCH OF CLASS Witthoeft Oryw•ll HardwdN1nyl Ceramic VIAGRA Al (714) JU ·2642 monls, It you ha.ve 1 ---------1 •I oc 1 Co .,63f'3111 Cloan1ng Ros·Cornm All Ph S l J b PEROO Carpel MC Visa Y•rd Cln·up, Trim question about tho lo-PLUMBING 3890 • ,,.,,hmon ., "'' '"/Bond F ••• <" c1 .. .l'"c~u;;; g,.:nl L7002'9 OO&·GSOO ltr<.;" Ct>§ t<HO hOOQ<O,. p"m gol•'V ol • mo"" "mo iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Coll 714•644•5 405 Te1osa 714-282·7143 20vrs (•P rair $'Free Est ---------l rroos. Removal. New or c:h-autreur, call: •Bright Houaecleanlng l 1400030 714 039·1447 GARAGE W1rr1 lawn plonts 960·8502 pc~~emy~~·I~~· p~:;~,~: ::.ro~~~".~~ BATHROOM Eu1opean Proleu1onols 800 700..S 4 rreo Esllmatos iITIIYiOr '411 ht'<" of "'""'' & Rep .. ,, • Rn•drn11al • ( <Jmmtuu.J 548-0769 AFFORDABLE ROOFING & REPAIR Ph).'alc a Chem M•th J H S H S 'e O II /a d u II _ea11cs 10 SAT ll{AP Phyt PnO 557·3648 UPHOLSTERING 3931 Q &. G UPHOLSTERY s1nco '68 Cuti. furo. upholsty, shp covers antique rpr 542-4012 nmpJNJSHING 3448 Bos11n 1own1 Reis Darek DOORS 3678 -SHA~ S 714·550·4151 L#68739B 969·1090 free EsUSenior Oise. iu; e. Ora co 7 t 4 ·05 7 ·264 7 ELECTRICAL 3 610 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1-,i Ij All Arn• tic• n Movo r • . l~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil •VICKI'S CL""ANINO 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $475 • 7 Caretul. cu11eous & O:in Oawson Plumbing All types Of roofs I' """" 11 ** • 1vll ** MARTIN f:.Orir11i11tll.a11rl•1ll{Jf' Fast I Surprlzlngly Apr, nmdl, Replpe Stripping, cJrywnll ropa1r WALL COVERINGS 3932 wo olfer THE BE1ST Small Job EXPERT Includes haulaway ;.,,,,.,. ,..,,.,.1 ... ,,,.41,,. cheapl 549-0223 Orama 24hr ave. Exp·t 714-433-0820 Texturo, paint touch H..,u.;e'WondoN Ctoa111ng Duncan Electric w••lher •trip, In· T gas system replpes up Small Jobs ok, HOMEflair llttih/11/. u;:;tn::itrl] ... I 111 ~. 1\11 111 h 1'111 • '"" • I 1 )I ,.,,,, .... ~II h • \J ""' 1 I 10Yrs Exp Xlnl Rots Locol'Oulck Response stall/t••· 845·5704 OPTICAL J'r,,.,,,,,,1,,.1alllllrnM,. L554722 6'10·6720 ._ __ l;:;l.-C..:'D;.:../.:.;.INSU=R_,E:;:;D;.,_..J Bob (714) 840·4388 V1ck1 714·688·0395 ·Service Remodel1 o !!'.'OO PAINTING 3858 ----Light focture repair ---------540-.~ I/.,.. Expert Drain Cleanlng The Stripper ( < • 645-7723 BOATI NG SERVI€ES 3470 HERCULES \', • "'S • Olllws • H~ C • ~ • F0<'1 • 6!indS W s • .'f IC., Arid /J,Jtft ~ti SM-SIM eo11t Svcs Lid :>oyra COMPUTERS 3556 t JC p, Cl U 1 I S l.1 on, I/Ir· •iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiira..iiiiiiii n11>'1 •f'lllmel Yatl>I dOCk or hOmCI 1149 075 18I1 CABINETS 3490 MACMEDIC • C•r• for M nclnlosh Computora In your hmetofc. low/ hourty 1a1e 073·~453 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii..iiiiiiiiiiiiiii• CON CRETE & Advanced Woodtv"•ma MASONRY -Custom C11bir1111ty· 3557 Kllchen •Sam • Oo(lrs iii.iiiiiiiiiiii-miiiiiiiiii Moldln<;11 • Manluls Lit16~ 71• 990·09'70 CARPENTRY SS 10 Woodwork Oo0t1 in t, cto1a1a remOIO, crown motulng b•H tt1m arc. CERAMIC nLES G54·1934 3528 John Dor•n MHonry 8rlek•S\ne•Concr•1• lg,Sm Jb1•R1palra Ok Free E11 : & Advle• l .. 6'7191 831 ·3632 ••JRQ MASONRV.* DLOCK ORICK STONC! All 1yia1·01ty Workl ht lnooet •31-7043 l.••lkW ltiower•,. Rap'd To pl11ee an ad In Aegrouhn& & lnllall'n Claa•lfl•d L6,0t30 111n ot Tiie ca11 842·5878. 67J·IOO!S or 141 8528 ----------- ! .. L12 7~870 850·7042 HANDY MAN 3710 & Plumbing Ropo1rs SP e c 1.i 11 z Ing t n PETERKIN l:lectric iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CHUNG'S PAINTING 20yr• e11p All work ~uar Wallpaper Removal fAST/DIO SAVINOSS •Home l m prvmnt•• S2 95, S3.9S·S6 SO 24Yrs Exp·Or1 Prlc:•t S t eve $45·0 98 SLIPCOVERS 3922 LS081J241 983·5037 Rot·Corr1 :;m lg )obs Drywall. carpentry & Ouar Work·Free Eat We Oals $hOulcJ hang Le1a111 800·74&·1741 morel Small Joba ok Sun•Daywear Llc#375G02 630·1534 toge1hor Strip, •na1111, ORCO Now Hiring! Cary 645·5277 • Nightwear RA1f'09W Circle Malnt. ~:~~c~~1~0 ~~~-~;-~~· it. ..... .,,. ... rl I ' I I ' I I \I " I 1\I \I I 1(1 I I ' \ I I' I ' \ + ~I I ·~~---~~--~ CARPENTRY Pa nl 1g '~I E•I ~iOUU Apl r. S tJS Ouahl'f jot>. Froe est. ALL KINOSt Cab1not1. t::Very a un li115C9897 830·0889 Slora~•· Troe HsHI llR\60/0C Mklplc lk•'• Custom Painting 60·6321 548"6211 Prof, c1 .. n. Ouallty Home R .. loratlol\Rtmodel • Work. 1n11E11t & Oocks Tiie/drywaii/woodwork l '1703488 831 ·461 O Fenc:ts1deck\ 1oom add 1---------1 Aool•toenoral ropalrs MOVING 3834 Qualltv c.,. 20 yonrs CommJAH R1f1 free Ell IMPROVEMENTS ii._iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Falt prleea/lnt•C:xt Chrle 809·0805 painl/iocal rel 1. NB HOME 3756 Area. Ron 645·24'7 QUALITY CRAFTSMAN .... iaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillliiili AODERT ISBELL CO 20 Yra flip Rel a ·I'm Your Hnndyman· ----------. lnl.Ellt•Small Jobi OK PLUMBING a DR.A.IN CLEANING 1 -l>A \''i/\H t'K ~r. f 1tw·n 1)1-. 111101 76Ml70 CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS :=:1•1111 '"hh·J •1111• r • ff u 2:r1111 or/ 4'\.1t•·11.1I I .ih .. , 1 25 J,fl,.rc•1I .ol 1n ,,( ,1.-m nu 11' l<lll' .,1. iii~, f ,.l,,..;1 , Y• , ... .,( '.Jllftl11y ...... ,L .rnJ n.ill m.rn•l11p1 Mark g49·6!S0·952S TIME TO BEGIN Oeeorallve Painting L1494350 846·3008 YOUR HOME 'M!~11!~\r;'~~=fl• I 7 14·580 ·9628·P•ger ________ , ~E\\'PORT (0\5TRl'CTIO~ AU WOU GUAJWn'UD l>rw SJOllr • Wj:.."'l!ll)' ~ !J Rrpiir • ~IMtl ~· tl(ltl ~t fltmxltl~ IMPROVEMENT Specrellzlng rn PROJECT? "-•ldentl•llOfflci.Lil k.rutetr painting (714) 909·7053 Shopphig lor a 11011¥ 1pnttrnon1'> Cl1Htll101J Itta vo11 compora co111 • ~•lllout haul• 01 worry! CleHlfled 842·1878 Call a plumber. • I resldtntlal pointer, handyman (au1' (lnl-;hlng or il'"Y of the ,.,. 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