HomeMy WebLinkAbout1998-12-05 - Orange Coast PilotSERVING THE NEWPORT . MESA COtvVv\UNffiES SINCE 1907 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1998
· Neighbors . go ~o c~Wi over Harb~r C~nter
' • Residents say city should·
have done better review of
project; meeting will be held
Monday to try to settle matter.
go-ahead in October to proce~d with
plans to raze the oldest shopping center
in the city and build a n ew center,
anchored by The Home Depot and Lucky
supermarket.
However, College Park residents liv-
ing directly behind the cen ter have
opposed the design of th e project
because of concerns that it would bring
COSTA MESA -Res1dents who live unwanted truck traffic, noise and diesel
near the Harbor Center have filed a peti-fumes close to their homes.
ti.on in Orange County Supenor Court The residents, city staff and re presen-
c.hallenging the aty's deas1on to approve tatives from ICI will meet Monday to try
plans for the 320,000-square-foot shop-to settle the matter and avo1d litigation
ping center. I "Under the {state Environmen tal
lCI Development Co. was given the Quality Act} there's a requirement that
Tempest Man-
fre uses her fin-
gers during a
counttng-by-2s
exercise ln
Cathy Blue's
kindergarten
dass at
Mariners Ele-
mentary School
ln Newport
Beach. At low-
er right,
kindergartner
Dylan Miller
wears magic
glasses whJle
doing a w ord
recognition les-
son With the
help of Blue.
Rigorous state
standards result . . in sweeping
ch anges in way
kindergarten is
being taught
~Pb
NEWPORT-MESA -Driving
the chdnges m kindergarten arc
newly adopted state standards
that California offloals hope will
translate mto higher standard-
ized test score:. m later years.
In the meantim e, the new
standards are causmg no small
stir irl Newport-Mesa, where
sweeping cha,ngcs will be imple-
mented over the next two years
•Tue bar hac; tieen raised and
it is moving the benchmark,•
said Susan Despenas. the assis-
tant supenntendent of elemen-
tary education. "We are making
changes, keepmg in mmd what
the kids dre ready tor."
Ada Hand. a consultant for the
state Departmt>nt of Education,
put it this way: "The standards
tha t have boen adopted by the
state board and the Legislature
are very acddemically ngorous,
the most rigorous m the country."
New standdfds were imple-
mented in the ureas of language
arts. history/social science and
' SEE STANDARDS PAGE A20
the parties meet ,.md attempt to settle the
matter irl advance of going forward wiU1
litigation,~ said Clty Attorney Tom Kathe.
Orio Paff, one of the petitioners and
member of Neighbors of Harbor Cente r,
said residents would like to see the mat-
ter resolved.
"We are trying to work with the m."
Paff said. •we are trying to work with the
other parties. Maybe we can reach a set-
tlement before (going to court. r
Smee the proposal first came before
the Planning Commission in August,
about 20 conditions of approval wPre
tacked on to the project to ease neigh-
bors' concerns. In the end, the project
WEEKEND REPORT
was p~sc;ed with more than 50 con.d1tions
ln lht'lf petition , neighbor~ contend
that the prowct should have bt>en given a
ftill envuonme ntdl revt ew.
•Unfortunately, the proce~:. the city
and the developer. used to try to ti.rush
theu environmental revtew was a short-
ened version and an incomple te version
of the env1ronmental review that was
necessary," said David Kendig. attorney
for-Pa{( dnd the Neighborc; of Harbor
Cent(>r
According to the pehtion, s1gniflcant
mcreases in nobe, traffic and fill quality
would require the oty to prepare an envi-
ronmental impact report.
JCI c:Jo,Pd e:.c:row this ·W~ek on the·
remaming· property c1t thP Haroor CPnter
rind now has lull ow1wn.hip, compctn}
Pri•sident Scott B~ll said .earlier this
we('k BeU ha a.id he planneq to begin
construction before the end of the year.
13f•ll wa unavaildble tor comment rn-
<lay.
· II cunstrucuon begms before a settle-
ment is H>dched, nc!iqhhors plan to hie
for an.1111unction, Kenchg said
"H ther plan on pr0< eediny. if th~y
:start construr.tion and we don't have a n
agrePment before thP~ :start, then \\ e
would prc,bahly go to court on ttv1t, ~ he
~ld
as er ou
Newport-Mesa wants kinderg artners to learn more,
but many teachers seeking tr~nsf e rs to other grades
lkrJf Not ----
NE\\'POR f-t-. tESA -A kinder·
garten teache1 an arust. entertam-
er. mu 1oan. mathemanaan, eten~
Ust1 counselor and, abo~ all, an edu-
cator.
They know how to make a c.;unpl£>
word ~uch a ... "pd" explo<le mto ,
hundred piece::. or useful mtormation
and then make ure tho • pieces ar~
absorbed b\ the students who, like
bttle sponges tdke in eveT) word.
In teachmg on th ~ ,.,·ord r~ for
mstancc, a teacher sho\'.: ~ that it
rhyrn ... wtth bed and that it is a
three-letter word thdl starts with R.
end with D < nd ha one vowel If
you add yellow to 1t and nm: it m an
lmagmary ~at. it tum mto the color
orange
The students who are abo leam-
mq to hold and u e sci sots correcUy,
w 1U make red constmcuon paper
cutouts 01 the 3«>tter R anc,i past~ 1t to
d card the} 'U be takmg home to th ir
farrulie .
Dunng music time thev might
smg •Rudolph the Red· o ed Rem-
cl0er: which mtpro\e the way th y
peak whtle -.ha11>erung their heanng
skills.
Man) km<lt?r<JiHten cJassrooms
a n• still unique and di tinct from oth·
er pnmary grade The} are dl\'Jded
mto veral center , ome of which
ar manned by parent volunteers or
t ache.r. aid
ln a Manners Elementary School
kmclcrgartcn room thttt b shared hy
teacher Cati1y Blue and Ellen Borlm,
there ts ii colonng center, a reading
c ~nter, a pl6r center, a math canter
and a music: c nt r
They've g~t that -loving feeling INDEX H Vt llli ..
Blll Medley
1lng1 a song
• at the Bal·
boa Pavilion
onlbunday
illgbl Med·
ley and
Righteous
Brothers
partner Bob-
by Hatfield
thrtlled the
crowd at the
event held
~alse
"""""· ....... ~-'reopening
the Balboa
Theater.
Performance by Bill Medley -with guest
fellow Righteous Brother Bobby I Tatfield -
helps raise funds at Bal?oa Theate r be nefit
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THE STORY
cindy trone
christeson
Counting blessings and
days until Christmas
"( >/\ ng thanks is a course from
"-hu ft we never graduate •
-Valene Anders
I hope you all en1oyed this past
Thdnksg1Vlllg, and that your hearts
were filled even more than your din-
ner plr1tes.
I loved the entire Thanksgiving
wPekend, hut there is one particular
celt•hrrtllon that I want to relate to you.
L.1 ... 1 year our friends the Gundlachs
clt'<'1cll'C1 to have several fnends and fami-
lit>'> owr to their house for a tune of
..;m910g dnd shanng. They Cdlled it a
l11anksgiving service and as Teri Gund-
1.1ch c:..'<pldmed, "We wanted a time to
1 t>nl wht1l Goel has done in people'9illves,
ml tu s109 c,ongs of praise to God for his
I•'"(' rind faithfulness. We also love hav-
t 1'1 thflerent g enerations together."
'l11e} dcaded to have the gathering
L t! night before Thanksgiving, because
l,P I of the college students would be
l·oo1e cind most everyone would wel-
c11me lhe chdnce to catch their breath
dnd locus o n what is truly important
c1bout !he holiday.
It Wcl' so meaningful and memorable
tha t our ch1ughter Kelly called home
I om rullcge to make sure we were
<1V<.11laule if the Gundlach$ planned to
I av'"' that cele bration again.
t=ortwldtely they did, and we went, ,1 09 oucc again it set Ule nght tone. Much
l11(e music sN.s d mood, the evening set
U1~ rnood for many days to follow.
On<> fne nd named Susan said. ~It is
hea1twamung to see these young
ddults, who I've known all their lives,
vaj.i.11' these reldtionships, and value
PJq;>r<•ssin g lhclr gratitude together.·
·om group ranged from college stu-
< t"(lb to grnndpare nts, and we gathered
1 l.ll room h lled with c dles and
, ''l\rnwd hy relations.hips.
f ust we l><tng worship songs and
h£uins arcompamed by two gwtars.
1 ht>n \\:C shured what we WE're thankful
lot. and whctt God had done m our lives ver the P<lSt y<.'a r.
·ont' girl talked about the great
J1YJP rovcment in strained family rela-
t10nsh1ps. ·
"I know God exists, becduse he 15
tile only explcmation for the hedling in
'l.f". family." she said "Now I can truly
s Qi I .tm thtmkluJ for my family. l never
ould hrtv~ stud that before.• ·
:Another partld pdnl in the seIVice was
~tt M1 Clung, who had many amazmg
... 1orie' dhoul G od's fdlthfulness in helping
hlpl stuv1vc his painful ordedl in a prison
•• n(l ,1 hospital m Mexico.
Om• story was dbout d pdTtlcularly
stressful and d1fhcull day A Janitor
c.:lipe mto Stott's room and stdrtecl mop-
ptnu tllf! floor.
•: "Ht> only spoke broken English, but
r1 the moppPd, he started smgmg
~lcmnu Grace.' and he sang 1t m per-
t~ f.nHhsh," Scott sdid. •He mopped
t iO floor at lea t 10 times, smging Ule
'" ntire time. And then he was gone I
n vcr saw hun before or after thdt God
knew JUst wha t I needed."
.. ~d perhaps what we all need to do
nght now 1s to catch our breath and
flJQ.Js on what is truly important about
tlle coming holiday. Let's continue to
r.o\lnt our blnssmgs dS we count the
<l~ys to C hnstmas.
;:rnankfulness cun set the nght tone
rt~ we cc1n choose music that will set
Ul}.1 mood for many ddys to follow. I
thihk I'll start by singing •Joy to the
\~rid, th<> Lord ts Come.•
: ~\net you C"ltn quote me on Ulat. ------~-• dNDY TRANE CHRISTESON IS a Newport
8Q1ch resident who speaks frequently to par-
er1t)ng groups She can be reached via e-mail at
c1i'\dyOon1hegrow.com or through t~ mail at
PO Bo:c 6140 #505, NewJi<)rt Beach 92658.
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faith Newport Beach/Costa Meso Daily Pilot
St. AndreVJs and St. Mark may be two ·· Presbyterian churches on ·either side ~f the Back ~y
....:.... but they have very different approaches to their religious_ teachings . ·
SHlRll YN F. ScHNE'I KlUlH
S t. Andrews dnd St, Mark -two
Presbyterian churches across the
Upper Newport Bay Crom each
other-promote their memberslup in
Ule same denominabon but celebrate
· different approaches to expressing
their faith.
While both churches have the same
fundamental Prusbyterian theology as
embodied in theu fTUSSton sldtements,
the two churches vary m their core
teachings. St. Andrews takes a more
conservative approach to social issues,
while St. Mark is more liberal, focusing
on mission and outreach programs.
Senior pastor John Huffman of St.
Andrews, which was organized in 1948
on the west side, describes the church
as "a Christ-centered, worslupmg com-
mumty corrurutted to "leading men,
women and children to a personal, sav-
ing faith m Jesus Chnst, to build our-
selves up in the faith; and to deploy
ourselves in servant ministries here
and throughout lhP wor!d."
Pastot Gary Collins of St. Mark Pres-
byterian, which came to be in 1962 and
lS located m Eastbluff, said, "We
understand our mission lQ be to preach
Christ and th~ kingdom that Christ
preached and take seriously what he
meant by it: justice for God's people, a
concern with peace that ranges from .
families to the community and to inter-
national peace.•
St Mark's wntteo tbeolog1caVrrus-
sion stdlemenl developed in 1997 lists
the importance of teaching: the wa.y of
discipleship, how to be instruments of
peace and support to one another, and
how to grow spiritually st1onger and
deeper.
Huffman, d renowned speaker who
leads a congregation of about 4,400
with 1,500-2,200 worshiping on week-
ends, described the church as being
nfore comfortable in the evangelical
renewal wmg than in liberal Protestant
teachings. .
WieJdmg an annual budget of about
$5.5 million, the congregation burned
the note on a $1o.5 million mortgage
several years ago. said Art Mcintosh,
St. Andrews' business admirustrator.
•1t's not necessdrily that bigger is
'best,• Huffman said. •cod's rewards
are not based on sue ancJ budget.
What's unportant ts growing m the
faith and servmg otherl>. •
•we two churche." arrive at our dl'Cp
commitment to m1ss1ons by following
different theological tracks,• !'ald
. Collins, whose church membership of
355 has been honowd for the last three
years as "No. 1 in giving per capita .. to
rrussions of the more than 60 churchei. m
the Los Ranchos Presbytery.
Known to take the more hberal side
of socieldl 1ssues vs. other churches in
the Protestant denomination, St. Mark's
KIM HAGGERTY·ZVUUS I DAILY "'-OT
Pastor John Huffman, left, and pastor Gary Collins are the heads of two Newport Beach Presbyterian churches -
Sl Andrews and Sl Mark, respectively. The two churches, which are on either side of the bay, both promote Pres·
byterlan convictions but interpret the faith's sodal overtones differently.
budget pro1ecbon allocates that
$150,000 -or one-quarter of the bud-
get antiCJpated for 1999 be spent on
missions.
St. Andrew...serves the commuruty
through its local outreach in the Sha.li-
mar project m the city of Costa Mesa. •
Also, a majonty of the workers on U1e
new Costa Mesa Habitat for Hw'nanity
were from St. Andrews, said young adult
minister Jim Birchfield About 16 swn-
mer rrussions trtps,are also in lhe works
to several areas dround Ulc world.
Preaching a ~pirituaJ and social
gospeJ, St. Andrews lS described by
man} as a very evangelical, family-on-
ented church with strong youth pro-
grams, an active singles group, an
energetic children's program, and
diverse support groups.
Three hundred-plus smgJes attend a
weekly Making Hedlthy Choices semi-
nar. Last Thursday's topic, Good Sex
for Singles, led by trained therapist
John Fry 911d his wife, ·Elizabeth
Livesay, sparked discu!(>sions of bibli-
cally and psychologically sound
courtships and marriages.
Bill Flanagan, whose popular
Divorce Recovery workshop is prPsent
~
ed twice a year, will speak next week
about Going the Distance -10 Pnnc1-
ples for Relational Success.
St. Mark Presbyterian Church also
sponsors vanous programs for the con-
gregation and the commum'ty. Collins
explained that missions deal first with
the enVironmenl, including holding the
Care of Creation conference; second,
health ministries; and third, the
Nicaragua Covenant Committee.
S t. Mark is aiming to empower
their sister Protestant churches
outside of Managua, Nicaragua.
They raised more than $8,000 for vic-
tims of tropical storm Mitch and other
emergencies in Central America, seek-
ing to form an equal partnership with
them in a nonpatronizlng way.
. Other outreaches mclude Hunger
Walks, Love without Honor, a domesbc
abuse group, and the Alternative
Christmas Market, which raised
$10,000 on Nov 22.
Collins personally visits the sick
and dying on a daily bdslS. Three
parish nurses are available every Tues-
day to take care of panshioners. Wor-
ship is a traditional reformed worship
•but we do it informally," Collins said.
"We're improving in acquainting
people in the Eastbluff and neighbor-
ing areas with the church,• said Giff
Myers, a St. Mark member for 22
years. "Our strong points are friend-
ship and member participation. It's a
lively, moving group -nice and it's "
homey. I enjoy an early morning men's
breakfast where we discuss religiop
and relation5hips. •
St. Mark's preschool, directed by
Mary Hornbuckle, former mayor of
Costa Mesa, has held its excellent rep-
utation for 21 years and always has a
waiting list.
Both churches on the bay excel in
the strengths of their congregations
and the churches' corrurutment.
"We're proud of our Presbyterian
hentage, proud to be one church out of
many brother-slSter churches,• Hu.ff-
man said. "It's a privilege to serve
Jesus Christ as creatively as we possf-
bly can. Our two churches have differ-
ent textures.•
·we offer people a real choice
among Presbyterian congregations,•
Collins said. "John and I both love to
preach, lead the congregation,;amo-
pate in missions and play golf.
PLACES TO WORSHIP FAITH CALENDAR
• EDITOlt'S NOTE: J>lc'Kes to WOf·
ship features brief dcscr1pt1om of
churches and temples tn our com
munity. They a~ar each week on
a rotating bastS.
Bahai
BAHAI FAITH OF
COSTA MESA
Bahais believe in the onencsi of
God, the oneness of man and the
oneness of religion; the unity of
the whole human race; the harmo·
ny of science and religion, the inde-
pendent lnvest1gat1on of truth; the
elimination of all prejudke and the
equality of men and women. Baha1
Faith of CoSta Mesa presents ~k
ly firesides, which present the
basics of the faith and offer new· comers an opportunity to ask ques· tions about the faith. l=iresides are infonnal gatherings in the homes
of Bahais. Locations of local flfo-
sldes are available through the
Orange County-wide Info ltne at 1s~ns«
8AHAJ FAITH OF
NEWPORT BEACH
Bahai Faith of Newport Beach
offen weekly Friday evening dinner
discus:sions and a monthly brunch
and lecture on the last Sunday ot
each month Bahai1 Faith is an
independent !Jlobal reltgion Whose
primary goal 1s the spiritual unifica-
tion of tfle human family It -
believes in the essential unification of all religions, rc'Kes, creeds and
ethnldties. lti members work to
bring about mutual re11pe(t and
und«stand1ng among all people. c.au 759·0999lor time, location and t<>J>!CS (fOf information on weekly Friday evening meetings) or 76(}
5360 (for information on meetings on the last Sunday of each month).
Baptist
ARST BAPTIST CHURCH
OF CesTA MESA
First 1Jlptlst Olllrch of Costa Mesa
beliewillthe <hutch Is to be family
oriented and to provide for all age
and social groups, at all stages of
hfe. It aims to help members
demonstrate tN love of Goo by
involving as many as poss.Ible in
areas of ministry Sunday school for
all ages meeu at 9:30 a.m Worship
as at 10;45 am Child care 1s provld· ed. Bible study f0t adult$, elemen·
tary school. high school and col·
lege.age young people meets at 7
p m. Wednesday W. Leon Sikes is
senl0< pastOt. The chur(h is at 301
~lia St., Costa Mesa. For more
infOrmation, call 631-3010. •
HARBOR TRINITY
BAPTIST CHURCH
Harbor Trinity Baptist Chutch IS
dedicated to •£quipping believers
to present Christ to famllles in our
community through aeatlve WO#· ship, caring groups, biblical teech-
lng and leaderihlp tralnlna." It Is a
"'Y f1mity.orlented ch.....m. 8Nce
Merrlfletd IS seniors-tor. "TM
Church ts at , now. ••• St .. cos-
t11 Mes.: r:or mote lnfonnation, call
556-'7787.
SPECIAL EVENTS
CHOIR PERFORMANCE
St. Andrews Presbytenan
Church sanctuary choir will pre-
sent the 1998 annual Christmas
Concert titled No Room For A
King at 7 p.m. Sunday and 8
p.m. Friday at the church, 600 St.
Andrew's Road, Newport Beach.
Reservations are requued. Tick-
ets are $6. For more information,
call(949)574-2253.
HANUKKAH BAZAAR
Temple Bat Yahrn Sisterhood's
Hanukkah bazaar will be Sunday
through Thursday at the &Ocial
hall at Temple Bat Yahm, 1011
Camelback St., Newport Beach.
The bazaar will featurQ a variety
of gifts including handcrafted jew-
elry, imports from Israel, meno-
rahs, dreldels and more. For more
information, call (949) 644-1999.
PRAYER BREAKFAST
Angelitas, a woman's group of
Our Lady Queen of Ahgels, will
present a prayer breakfast titled A
Woman for out Tune featuring
guest speaker Nancy Fierro at 9
a.m. Saturday at Our Lady Queen
of Angels Parish Center, 2046 Mar
VI.Std Drive, Newport Beach.
Admis.c;ion is $10. For more infor-
manon, call (949) 640-6843.
AUTHOR TO SPEAK
Thomas Cahill, author of "How
the Irish Saved Civilization• and
~The Gifts of the Jews,· will
appear at 7 p.m. Saturday a t the
Jewish Community Center of
Orange County, 250 E. Baker
St., Costa Mesa. Adnussion,
which is $25, includes reserved
seating and a dessert reception.
Jewish Community Center
members are $12 and nonmem-
bers are $18. For more informa-
tion, call (714) 755-0340.
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2200 block. • ,..,..'°"' Pltice: A vehicle wa~ ransacked 1n the 2700 blodc..
• south CoMt Drive. Two cellular phones worth $349 wefe stolen rn tht
1000 block.
• 211t Street! A 1999 car registration stkk.er WOith $10 WM stolen from a
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot # • So!vf'doy, DeGember s, 199a A 3
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Giving to the poor can make you . rich in ~pirit
I 'vc never told this story to
anyone but my wife, but I
• need your help so I'm gomg
to teU it to you, too.
My family moved from
Chicago to Los Angeles in 1963
so my Cather could get a fresh
stdrt. Life m the Windy City had
not been good. There were ddys
when the shoes I wore hdd
cardboard ms1de lo cover up a.
hole m the sole. Other times, I
had to take them off completely
to make them last for school. ·
My fnends and I often played m
~e city streets barefoot. Dunng
our entire stay in Chicdgo, my
family was Jess than a paycheck
away from being out on the
street.
One night, my mother told us
dbout a treat sh.e was going to
make tor dinner. My brother,
Stuart, and I, 7 and 5, respec-
tively, sat down for dinner and
tasted what for us was a sensa-
w HA' Is u , ....
st eve sm~h
tional dish. To my mother, how·
ever, serving her children fned
bologna for dinner was perhaps
the lowest poml of her We.
Fast-forward to six years ago
at Thanksgiving dinner My
brother and I were jolung about
that •special dmner· dnd how
wondrously tar we'd come from
those l~an times. I knew years
later that my mother served us·
the bologna because that wa~
all she had but I didn't under·
stand how much it hurt her to
do so. My mother, within
earshot, began to cry.
Almost two years ago, I was
asked by my good friend Lindd
Schulein (conspicuously absent
each year Crom the Pilot's ~ 103:
list) to serve on the board of
. directors of the Orange Coast
Interfaith Sheller in Costa Mesa.
lf I hesitated in my reply to her,
it was only because I didn't
know which words to use to say
yes.
The Orange Coast Interfaith
Shelter is the oldest and largest
family shelter in Orange Coun-
ty. It provides food, clothing and
· a roof for homeless families
I along with ]Ob tri!in.ing and,
most of all, a second chance. To
. ' borrow an old phrase, the sht!h
ter olfe~ a hand up, not a hand
out.
It's easy to be callous about
the poor. The bard part ts domq
something constructive about
them. Many foll<.S believe that
theso people deserve their fate:
that by their own poor cho1cQs
they've put tbemselves m the
position of having to depend
upon the kmd.ness of strangers.
You won't get an argument from
me on that one .
. The problem is, however, that
these fdmilies have children and
the children had nothing to do
w1th their plight. Pulled down
by the bdd decistons of their
parents, they have no recourse,
no say. Their parents dre now
trying very hard to get back on ,
their feet. Some dads travel two
hours by bus to a job just to get
back some measure of seU-
respect.
.
In what 1S now bcmg called
the best,economk area of the
entire country, an area where
unemploymPnt i:. the lowest in
mem9ry and consumer confi·
dence is very high, the Orange
Coast lnterla1th ShP.ltm 1s hav·
mg trouble ra1smg money: to
keep its families on the road
bdck. The shelter ne~ds dona·
tions and I'm not shy about ask-
ing you for one. Any amount is
welcome.
Donate for whdtever reason
you wish. It may he bcraus'e you
love children or because you
want to keep homeles::. people
oft of your own neighborhood
streets. Maybe it's 1ust a good ·
wnte-oft. Perhaps, hke me; you
remember your own humble
beginningc; dnd you C'dn't irnag·
me where you'd be tf someone,
somewhere. hadn't given your
dad a second chance. (Bv the
. way, one of his children ii; now a
dqctor,""11Q.1>lh~ d te w and _ . ._... __ 1•
another a wnter:) . .
Dona IP any amount of money
tor whftlPvt!rre&son suits you It
makes no chtferPnce to the chil·
dren.
The c:htlclrcn di• the mam
redson I JOUlPd the hoard.
Thf'y're the rc•uson I'm dsking
tor your help. m whatever
amount you t;Ore to y1ve. But it's
also true that I'd rather have
had my heart cul out v.1th a
SJ>09r1 lhari to se~ my mother cry
that Tiianks91vmg Day and I'll
do JUSt about anything to keep it
from httppemng lo another
mon1 •
The Or..inqe Coast lnterfo1th
Sh~lter can he reached at (949)
631-7ll13. Thcmk you.
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4 Saturday, ~ember 5, 1998
Boo
smart--
•" . ·Davis Elementary
t filth-graders party '. at camp setting for
re ading 586 books
IQtf fll .
• 1 Donning ct pair ot "Sylvester -
: slippers dnd snugghng up m a
' sleepmg bag, hfth-grade teacher
Alicia Colkh s~t an example for
her !'>tudcnts Fnday.
Cotich, a teucher al Davis Elc·
• mentary School m C~ta Mesa,
started a program called Camp
Read last year to complement an
existing district reading program
called Just Read.
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pil
Local tjdes
cotild be
high tt>d.ay
• Authorjties urge
safety for residents
over the Weekend.
With tides of up to 7 feet
forecast for today and the
threat of an incoming stonn.
Newport Beach officials Are
urging resiqents to take
proper ,precautions to prt!·
vent flooding .
The National Weather
Service's Brad Doyle calls
for a heavy swf adVISOry
with a tidal overflow at th
low-lying beaches tb1
morning. That will be fol-
lowed by showers predicted
for Sunday morning.
In Septcmher, Cohch's da!ts·
room !tel a short-term goal to read
225 books J><•r month, dnd a long-
term goal ol 550 books. Last
week, Cohch's studc>nts surpdsscd
that gOdl wilh a total of 586 books
read ·
CoUch said sh<' feeh that posi-
! llve re-enforcement is the bc!->t
. way to en<'ourage children to
Tedd.
MAAC MARTIN/DAILY PILOT
Andre w Torrenueva, left, and Zach Wagner get comfortable with their books ln Alida Colich's class at Davis Elementary School in
Co sta Mesa, whe re the students spent the day in an in-class camp setting readJng books.
The ocy'i General Ser-
vices Department is taking
measures to block stonn
drains in the Newport arel'l
as a routine measure to pm.
vent salt water from running
into the streets, Newport
Beach Sgt. Fred Heinecke
said.
Although l;te's never se<'n
an instance where the tidf)
"What hellpr. Wd}' to iewurd
· reading than with a whole day of
readmg?"
So on Friday, Cohch's hflh-
1 d . I " , gra e class receive< a camp
1 out• day hU~d. with mustc, nae ks
• and, of course, books. Cobch
curled up v.1th •Divine St•creh of
the Ya-Ya S1stl'rhood, • by Rebec-
ca Wells. I for students did the
same with thf'!lT books, while hs-
terung to music such as Vivuld1's
Violin. Concerto No 1 in G nunor
and Handel's HWater Music.• •
When told it was time for their
recess., many students object<•d,
and asked if they could instead
stay m the cla:>sroom.
"Can't I stdy in here and
read?• a'.'ked Monica Melgar,
whose fdvon1e authors are Judy
Blume and Beverl y Cleary.
Monica said she likes to read
because of how "I get into a book
-almost like I'm m 1t. •
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Colich has created a pleasur·
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to read in, allowing them to pick
up a book and move to a comfort-
able place m the room when they
hnish their daily assignments. She
also uses Drop Everything and
Read tiine in her classroom, as
well as Jiterature circles .. which
are small discussion groups
focused on teaching the children
how to analyze books. At C hrist-
mas, Colich plans to give her stu-
dents books.
The •a abysitters Club" books
and Nancy Drew mystenes are
favorites in Colich's classroom, as
well as the "Goosebumps• books.
Nat.a.he Ortega's favorite book
is "Sabnna the Teenage Witch,"
while Richard Huk's is •Char-
lotte's Web.•
Many students have already
developed a taste for genres such
as science fiction and fiction.
During the classroom camp
"STEPHEN, FULL OF
SPIRIT AND WISDOM"
(Ace~ 6:8·7:60)
'1AND"-EW'S
ru u 1a1AN c11~ acH
~lunU), I~ tmh.t I Z, l'l'M, ~ l-0 p.m.
~nJ•y, llc:,~ U, l'Nll. I lll & 10 Ha"'·
out, Colich noticed that three of
her students were talking too
much during thE}ir reading time
When she went over to see why,
she found that one of her stu-
dents, Joseph Anderson. was
t-eaclung two of his peers about
. what be was reading, the solar
system. Colich let them be. .
"Even though it may be dis·
tracting, if it's positive to their
lea.ming, I let them do 1t, • she
said.
.has gone over the sea walls,
Heinecke cautioned resi-
dents to be prepared in th11
event of a storm.
Temporary 3-foot·high
benns were erected on th·
beach between Newpor
Pier and 24th Street an
between 32nd and 3oth
s treets ·e arlier this week.
and sandbags have been
placed throughout the area
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· small-business owners
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And something smart· busi-
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-the first
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Business owners can get
advice on a wide range of
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Cash flow and pertoonnel
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Blanc said, He has also fielded
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Blanc speaks from personal
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·1 went through the same
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Blanc said.
When an hour isn't enough
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"They don't realize what
Orange Coast College has as
far as business services to the
community,~ Blanc said.
About 95,000 of the 100,000
businesses in Orange County
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Irvine "fjij--.... """""~ Ranch
! ' Saturday, December 5, 1998 AS
Sex off ender eviction : put off ·
• Because of technicality,
landlord who wants
moot, became Det"ker-wa recent-. was served ll\ contanniLy....l'a\A.\h ion ot his ap~ttment U _~,e
ly sent back to state pnson for a ldw.· He didn't dot ell.I ll).e i's dnd icmams m pnson He roUld spclii,t
·drug-related parole violation. ctoss all the t'i.. • up to a year there for the violation.
convicted rapist out of
Costa Mesa apartment
must refile court papers.
The landlord's attorney, Richard If the corrCCtions arn made, the Decker, 44, WdS found guilty of
Coombs, said De<:ker w6n on a· swt starts all over again, Phillips 1ape and sodomy m the mld-1970s,
techrucality in 1.hl• paperwork filed said. ~ said DeckeJ' would till J t~ 'WdS Jdhelect d sex· offender
in court. . have a right to tus apartment, eVl'n through Mr!gdO's Law dlld fli~
"We'll mdk<' the correction though he tS m stdtc prison. · wn<• distributed to neighbon. near
S1 FVll KAWA'>lllMA today, H Coombs srud Pnday. Coombs said a parole revoca-his W1bon Avenue apd.rtment His
He said Decker has 1 O days to uon hearing haCln't been set, but I andlord hl<~d the eviction notit"e
respond once they file the correc:-Decker would unmecliately ll~S" biter lhP fliers went out' NEWPORT BEACH -A Har-
bor Justice Center judge delayed
the evicbon of convicted rapist
Ghris Harrison Decker from his
Costa Mesa apc¢ment during a
tion. Decker's dltomey, T. Michael
Phillips, was pleased with the
results
"Whether he (Dec:kerl could
stay or go wasn't tbe Lssue," he
said. "The landlord clid not proper·
ly allege whether the 30-day notice
. hearing Friday. ·
However, the issue may be
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' • December 5, 1998 New rt Beach Costa Mesa Doi
~A ·Newport roinaiice
. • Couple celebrating 60th · ·steven came down from Los
J\l:!geles to sit" she aid. •He .(\Qniversary \iVednesday-· ~ .. th""rew aroo onliiSccii:tic had to
:r ·member courting at stay over for a couple of days to
~ ct h . ft.x it." . ,spots aroun t c c1ty . Everything eemed to be all
• "11 \1 I\\\\'\''""" right until her parents got word of
Steven's slay. = Daiy Pio! HThey rented a house nearby.
: • ror BPtty and Stt>ven Peterson, They wanted to· let me know tlley
who celelHdte their bOth wPdtling were ther~." she c;aid.
aim1vt•rsdry We<.lnesday, Newport However, her parent!> had no
Bciuch will always hold t1 -;peciaJ need for concern Betty isaid
pldt·<• in tlw1r h<'a.rt. . Steven slept in the kitchen.
• I lavmg mt>t 111 the 1930s while: And there were the days of
::rnenchng' urchnvill. schools -dancmg to the sounds of big
; 8 •tty ut Los An~wles H19h and bands teatunng mus1oans such
evf!n at Poly -Newport Beach as Benny Goodman ut the old
olds d wettlth ol good memones Rendezvous Ballroom on the Bal-
at h1qhh9hl their 64-year rela-boa Peninsula. ·
nsh1p "We both loved to dance," Bet-
•.. For msldnC•'. there wus the ty said. •Jt was a big thing !O go to
<t1mP-Betty spe>nl two weeks vaca-the Rendezvous. That was the
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Newport w1lh .. group of her gJTI-After marrying ln a small
1riencls chapel in Los Angeles, the couple
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'Ifie ~ver6orit ~taurant
pent 28 years in Bwbank while
Steven worked Jor Loc~ced Air.,.~-~·ki4,.....
craft.·
But even . while in Bwbank,
they spent summers, winters and
holidays at a beach house they .
owned m Newport.
"We used to come down for
Thanksgiving when the weather
was really nice," she recalled.
Unable to stay away, they per-
manently settled m the city. in
1972
With one son, Steven, 54, and
two grandchildren, Kari, 26 and
Ron, 25, Betty and Steven plan an·
appropriate celebration at anoth-
er Newport Beach landmark for
their 60th year of wedlock.
"We'll have a quiet dinner at
the Ritz," Betty said. ·
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PICK Of · THE LITTER
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i~ seeking a pal to share good times. He loves attention from
anyone and is great with kids. Contact rescue volunteer Julie
Mayer at.(714) 303-0984. Photo: Dana Hagland, Pampered ·
Pel\ and People Portraits (949) 64&-3503. This animal spon-
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily ~ilo
Workshops makes Hanukkah more Ju
Y ou can learn how to make
your Hanukkah celebra-
tion meaningful and 'fun
for your preschool-age children.
The Sisterhood of Temple Bat
Yahm in Newport Beach will
present its second annual
Hanukkah •How-To• workshop
at 9 a .m. Wednesday in the tem-
ple's multipurpose room. The
workshop is free and open to
the public. The workshop is
· designed to teach kids all about
Hanukkah and lighting a meno-
rah, and how to play the dreidel.
Parents and graIJdparents are
invited to discover holiday
music, books, recipes and spe-
cial crafts. There will be lots of
ideas to take home with you. A
highlight of lhe workshop will
be a panel discussion and ques-
hon-and-answer period on
"how to handle the holidays.•
It's particularly helpful for inter-
IE.ST I UY S
greer
Wylder
faith families. Temple Bat Yahxn
is at 1011 Camelback St., New-
port Beach. For more informa-
tion, call (949) 646-6563.
The Richard Burnley Salon
is having a candle boutique for
the holidays. You can hod
hand-rolled beeswax candles,
scented candles, aromatherapy
'~ JOAN ANDREWS, MS j~ E<lucarionaJ Psychologist, MFCC.
1~ :~o~;:~:;:;
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1200 Quail, Suice 105
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candles and bath salts. The
. candles come in all shapes and'
sizes, including tapers and pil-
lars. Best Buys readers who
mention this column will
receive a 10% discount on can-
dles. The Richard Burnley
Salon is at 1720-B Santa Ave.,
Costa Mesa, across from Mi
Casa restaurant. For more
information, calJ (949) 631-
1177. .
The Newport Harbor Nauti-
cal Museum bas a great new
gift ·shop. There are lots of fun
nautical gifts, including books
and baskets. Carol Davis at the
Nautical Museum can add
flowers to your gift basket and
suggests that you have lunch
on the boat, tour the museum
and make a day of it. It's al 151
E. Coast Highway, Newport
Beach. For mqre mformation,
call (949) 673-7863.
Balboa Island Kids Clothing
has large selection of Beanie
Batiies, and none of them arc
more than $7. There are also
great children's, women's and
holiday clothes, many of which
are on sale. Balboa Island Kids
Clothing JS at 209 Marine Ave.
on Balboa Island. Call (949)
673-5542.
A new boutique has openr>d
at 250 E. 17th St. in Costa
Mesa. It's called Savannah and
it carries architectwal items
and antµJues for the home and
garden. Bettina Miller, who . ·
also owns the flower stand
Every Bloomin Thing, 250 E.
17th St., owns the store. Cau·
(949) Q50-8584.
• BEST BUYS is published Thursdct~
and Saturdays. If you know of a gooc
buy, send a fax to 646-4170 or write t
Daily Piiot, Best Buys, 330 W Bay St
Costa Mesa 92627
Enjoy a refreshing ..r
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To Our Families and Friends -
for all who haue experienced the loss of a loved one. whether as
recent as this l.ast year or years past. no time ts easy. However.
the holtd.ays. no matter what tmdittons you may follow. may be
espectaUy dUJlcult as a chair remains vacant whUe jamlly and
friends gather togetlter.
71te legacy of love a person leaues upon a heart and soul continues
as long as we remember. When those absences are. more keenly
felt. these memories allow us to recall moments shared and a.fforW.
us the opportunCty to rekindle the life.
It ls therefore with extreme pleasure the Management and
Staff of Pac!flc View Memorial Patk and Mortuary
cordially lrwLtes you to atrend our
-Third Annual All Faiths -
."CELEBRATION OF LIFE"'
C.ndlellghtlng Service
·Thursday, December 10, 1998 7:00 p .m ..
Pacific View Mortuary Chapel"
3IOO Pacific View Drive
Newport Beach, California
(949) 644-2700
We encourage you to bring a small token of
remembrance or simply write the name of
those you wish to honor and place it in a
crystalline orb, available at our mortuary, which
will hang on our "Branches of Life" to be
displayed throughout the season.
We lookfonJJard. to seeing you as we
.. Celebrate Life" together.
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,Newport Beach/Cost~ Mesa Doily Pilot ' Saturday. Decem~r 5, 1998 A 9.
Memories off amity, cold Weather mark Thanksgiving
E GIVING IN MIN-
I\: Once gam the de
Boom family -JodJ, Stacy, ·•
Barbara and my1>eU -headed for
Thanksgiving Day dinner with my
soon-to-be 91 .. year-old father and
older brother LeRoy at the home I
grew up in and where they have
lived since the early 1950s. At
home in Newport Be~ch, Stacy put
the 18-pound turkey in the oven at
COMMUNITY
& c L u.1 s ·
11 p .m. Wednesday night and I
pulled it out at 4 a.m. Thanksgiv-
ing morning. Jodi, a juruor at
Chico State, new to Minneapolis
from Sacramento while the three
of us traveled from John Wayne
Airport. Our flight was fuU, so the
turkey new in the ice chest in the
cargo bay.
A late afternoon dinner with all
of the trimnungs prepared at
dad's home in St. Louis Park was
well-received. Minnesota set high
temperature records three of the
five days we were there. There
was no snow, no ice, no ice fish-
ing -just temperatures in the
mid-60s. It was \!Jlusual to see
golfers playing over the cross-
country skiing trails we had cov-
ered in the past. We watched
•Grumpy Old Men• one night in
ord~r to remember what Min-
.. 11m .
·deboom
nesota weather WdS usually like
10 November.
Grandpa Henry related stories
to the granddaughters about how
_ he met my mom, where they got
married and about his childhood
on a southern Minnesota farm.
LeRoy said our Aunt Leona
recently asked hun il there was a
photo of her brother, our Uncle
Lester, and the girls launched a
search that included an old metal
trunk they found upstairs filled
with family photos and memora-
bilia. We spent several afternoons
looJ<i,ng at photo albwns and
'" Pay For The M01ogra• • $I 0.00
WI WILL GIYI YOU THI MINS UATHER WAI.LIT
JREE
NOTICE OF UNSCHEDULED VACANCIES
THE CITY OF NEWPORT Bf.ACH IS CURRENTLY ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
TO FU L THE FOl.LOWlNG l}NSCHEDULID VACANCIES
PLANNING COMMISSION OWO Sf.ATS)
TIIE P~NINC COMMISSION MEETS ON THE TIIURSDAYS PRECIDINC
CITY COUNCIL MEETINGS AT 7:00 P.M IN lliE CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS.
APPLICANTS MUST BE. Rf.SIOENTS OF IBE CITY, AND wtU SERVE UNTIL
THE EXPIRATION Of THE UNEXPIRED TERMS. ONE OF THE TEIU..fS EXPIRES
ON JUNE 30, 2000 AND THE OTHER TERM ~IRF.S ON JUNE 30, 2002
THE DEADLINE FOR FILING APPLICATIONS IS 4;00 P.M. ON THLRSIMY.
DECEMBER lZ. 1998. THE APPOINTMENTS ARE SCHIDUL£0 TO BE MADE
ON MONDAY. JANUARY 2S. 1999. APPLICATION BLANKS AND ADDITIONAL
fNFORMATION ABOUT THE PLANNING COMMISSION c.AN BE OBTAJNED
FROM THE CITY CLERK'S OFFICE, 3300 NEWPORT BOULEVARD. OR Wlll BE
MAILED TO YOU BY CAB.ING (949) 644-3005.
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT THE CITY CLER.K'S OFFICE AT (949) 6«-3005.
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PICK IT OUT TODAY ••• TAKI IT HOME TODAY!
We don't make you waif 12 weeks for furniture
FURNISHINGS DIRECT is o new way to buy home furnishings.
We carry brand new, first-quality furniture which we buy directly from
the factory that manufactured it. Our merchandise is mostly foctotJ
overstocks originally ordered by major upscale notional retailers that we
can't name here. ·
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3. NEW ITEMS ARRIVE EVERY WEEK
4. NO PUSHY COMMISSIONED SALESPEOPLE ·
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loveseat, chair or ottoman and receive an
additional FREE slipcover of velvet or cotton
denim in the color of your choice!
SOME Gin IDEAS • ••
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Twin White'Hordwood Bed $1'•9 Elsewhere S300
Executive Pine Computer D'es~ $ 3 7 5 In national catalog SIOO
1""~18~
ncws~per clippmgs and found
the photo of Uncle Lester. who m
his early '20s left the northern •
Minncsotd farm that he and my
mom grew up on.and was nev<?r
heurd from again,
In tho trunk, the gu1s found
LeRoy·~ high school graduation
c;ertihcate, acknowledging that he
was never tardy or absent from
class dunng his high school years.
That same fact applied to Barbara ~
and Stacy as well. I cut school my
seru01 year when the seat of my
pants ripped as the school day ..
· was begmiiing and I left to go
home to change. I endea up with
Saturday detention. We had a
family discussjon with Jodi about
bring tardy and missing class. She
holds the three-generation fainily
record in both areas. -
When it came time to return to
California on Monday. JOdi's
plane to Sacramento departed the
gate on tune, went down the taxi
runway and then abruptly
returned to the gate, where they
off-loaded cargo and asked for 30
volunteers to leave the plane • SERVICE Q.UB MEETINGS
bec'aus pf weight limit:.. The air-THIS COMING WEEK: .
line offered some tempting incen-Want to 9't more involved n 'Joor
tives, but did Jodi take the offer? community, maltie new friends, networ~ · ft ded or give something back to your ·commu· Not a chance, a er our cxten nity7 Try a service club• Vov arc in111ted
family discus.si'on of her atten-\o attend a club meeting this coming
dance record. She aid !:ihe eould-week Many clubs will buy yoor first
n't afford to nuss any more class~ guest meal for you.
e:sl TUESDAY -7:30 A.M.
It was another memorable The Newport Beach Sunrise Rotary Club meets at the Balboa Bay Club to Thanksgwmg hear Andy Kratter on computer and
CLUB NEWS: The Newort hearing: 6:30 p.m The Costa M~·
Beach Sunrise Rotary . CIUb . has Newport Harbor Lions Cluti meets at the
sent a contribution of $1,000 to the Costa Mesa Country qub to hear Shelley
victims of tropical storm Milch in I ~EDNESDAY-7:15 A.M .
Honduras. · The South Coast Metro Rotary Club
WELCOME TO 11iE WORLD wall meet at the Center Club Newport
OF SERVICE CLUBS ... Bob Km -I Harbor Kiwanis Club meeu"at the'Uni·
ton, sponsored by Steve Gilbert. versity Athletic Club. Noon. T ... e .~osta
who jomcd the Exchange Club of M~ Rotary Club meets at Mesa Verde
Newport I farbor.
WORTH REPEATING ... From
the Scuttlebutt, the nPwsletter of
the Newport Beach-Corona del
Mar Kiwarus Club: •tn life, there
is the risk you cannot afford to
take, and there is the risk you
cannot afford not to take.·
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"Order early" ---Mrs. Claus
"And order extra" ~ The Elves!
Open Daily, 6am-6:30pm • Closed Sunda~
427 E. 17th St, Costa Mesa
(By Wherehouse Records)
(949) 646-1440
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Dec. 6 1n Only
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'
C.Ountry Club. 6 p.m: The Newport·Bal·
bol Rotary Oub meeb at t ahla-
Comnhian Vac ... t <:fut> to see dan<~
from •Tue Nutcracker.·
. THURSDAY -7:30 A.M.
The Costa Mesa Orange Coast Bree'•
fast Lions Club meets at Mim1·s· Cate
Noon· The K1wan1s Club of NewpQrt
Beach·Corona del Mar meets at the
Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club. The Cona
Me~ K1wan1~ Club meets at the Hoh~
Inn ~e Exchange Club of Newport Har-
bor meets at Riverboat Restaurant for a
bus1n~s meeting The Ne~rt lrvlne
Rotary Club meets at the Irvine Mamott
Hotel.
• COMMUNrrY &. ci.uas 0iS published
every Saturday. fax your service dub's
mtttrng 1nformat1on to (949) 66(}8067
or mail to 2082 S E. Bnstol St., Suit
Newport Beach 92660
..
3732 east CoaSt Hwy
Corona del Mar
.· ;
\ A 10 Saturday, ~mber 5, 1998 ·.
.
Rocky Mountain high: watchjng
elkS mate, ewes mow lawns
· T his L'i on e funky town the I ville and I have moved to.
There's a photographer named ·
Snapp, a dentist named Dr Man-
gle and Fort Collins Fm•stone is
owned by u ll'tan named
Goodnch.
THE FRED
COLUMN
These drc ju<;t t1 few of the
weird!bes l hdve chanced upon ·
• ' while mdk.ing my daily rnunds of
the city .
AnoUler loct1l (;Unos1ty L._., t!l k
bugling. Elk buglin9? But of course. Around here, elk bugling
Vies with toothaJl c.mcl leuf-raking
~ the pre-cmuwnl uutumndl pill)·
time.
•• A Bfil.1cd.lly, 1t mvolw~ gomg up·
into Rocky Mountau1 Ndtional
PMk and watc-hinu thP locdl elks
-Ute four-legged kind , not the
B.P.O.E. kmct -hegm their annu-
al mating ntuaJs
The guy t>lks grunt dnd ~nort,
the girl elks squeal dnd, eventudl-
. ly, they y<•l something going It's
direct, bnel dJld two1ds such
demedJunq hwtwn ntudls as run-
nmg dd'> offNmg on<>self as,
• "SW?v1 en1oys par.>ing Tallc-yrand
and lonq wt1lks on Hw b<>ach."
Lest you think <•lk bugling .1s 51
nunor J)dSlun<> lor (ll'Ople who live
a t tugh dll.ltud~ "ltiitlw tl~<Jl there
, 1s a bccluWully clonr., toO:plus-
• pag<~ mclqdzim• llllt•cl Bughng that
" comes out bi.monthly <:;omcone
• actud.lly logged the devotPe~ \\'ho
turned out dunng bugling sed~pn
ldst year (n11d-S11ptembcr through
fred
martin
Octoberl and counted 29,357
noses
FdlJ' warning~ If there are any
voyeurs among the readership
who are panb.ng to book passage
for ilext faU, be advised that this
rite of dlltwnn mvolves only the
prelirrunarics. Even elks can be
diScreet, you know.
Another local wuqwty involve!>
a method of land-clearing dPvel-
oped by d locdl woman. If your
property ~ overwhelmed by
w eeds -espeaa.lly the likes of
leafy spurge and Canadian thistle
-you cull L<uu Berv .. She and her
comptilly, Ewe-4-tc Ecologic~ Ser·
\'lees, will co1ne galloping to the
rescue. And l do mean gallop
You see, Lani h~ a herd of
Cashmere goats She brings them
over to your place for a spell. The
goats eat the weeds and pretty
soon your land is ready for culb·
vating.
. This works out splendidly for
dll concerned. Landowners get
their weeds cleared, the goats
feast -coulq we say pig out? -
on all kinds of goodies, and Ldni's
feed bill is zilcfi .
I i:lm going to look into rentmg .
a few goats next fall. We don't
have any spurges or thistles, but
we will again be awash in aspen
and cottonwood leaves. H 1 can
get a couple of goats to eat the
.leaves but leave the lawn and the
rhubarb alone, I think I'll have it
made.
There are other local curiosities
that make life here rewarding.
They are little things, to be sure,
but they are very nice little things.
If you want to buy grapes at
the supcnnarket, you are invtted
to.try one or two. The plastic
grape bags are left untied for ease
of sampling.
And when the local paper, The.
Coloradoan, is dellvered every
morning, it is not thrown on the
sidewalk or into the juniper patch,
it 1s prensely placed.by the front
door. Qur paper "boy,• by the
way, is a 72-vedT-old retired con-
cert tympnnist from Philadelphia.
Merritt Martin, l le calls getting up
at 4:30 a.m. and walking the
neighborhood through sleet. hail,
snow, ice and whatever, "good
exerose." •
ln the five months we've lived
m this town, the major curi06ity
I've di£covcred iS how the various
city governments operate It is
radicdl beyond belief: They actu-
c.1Uy sit down and talk with one
anoUler to try dlld re olve mutual
problC'lns. Imagme Ulatl
f'or f!xrunple, the Illdyors and
c:1ty councils ot Port Collir1s and
ne1ghbonng Loveland tteld a spe-·
c icll, quite informal meeting to
start Ulinking about tv>w Ute two·
c:1hei> could work together to pre-
vent dc\'elopm~nt on the roughly
10 miles of open space between
them. .
ln other words, avoid the
m€9alopolis !.cene that has turned
Southern California mto one
mammoth shoppmg malVcar
JoVfdst-food ugliness from Sdnta
Bp.rbara to Sdll Dt('QO (and thank
your stars the Mannes still hold
Pendleton)
ThP. City CoWlcil and the coun-
ty COilUllli)SionPrs work together
on common problems, likewise
the city and U1e schodl district that
servc•s H. A whole floc!k of govern-
mental entitit>s opcmly working
~JCUlC'r to l<tke advantage of
< omrnon opportunibPs tlnd resolve
common c.oncems.
What a concept! .
• FRED MARTIN IS a former Newport
Beach resident who writes from his
new home 1n Fort Collins, Colo.
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily
New scholarship to bear
Vaughn Redding's nam~
• Forme1 Costa Mesa
. Man of the Year will be
honored with OCC
endowinentsponsorcd
by Kiwanis Club.
ms Club is uying to rcW>e fun
through the Costa Mesa Cha.
b~r of Commerce, as well
lhtough Redding's frtends u
dcquaintances.
The OCC Foundation \\
soon be sendmg out d letl
<1skia g for help With donutiu
A11~0N Mt HM\ for the fund
___ ..;..;;;...;..;...~~Plol~-----i Redding, who died Oct. 18
the agf' of 88, was a longtll
COSTA MESA -The K1wa-Costct Mesa resident.
rus Club ts raising funds to He served as director
establish a sr.holMship at OCC cooperdtive .~ducation 1or tJ
'in honor of Vdughn Rcdchng, a Coast Community College I)
former Costa Mesd Man of thl' tnct from 1969 to 1974. In
Yedr dnd Kiwarus Club .mem· pos1uon. he helped create rel
ber. tionsh1ps between busine
"The gortl LC\ to nusc $10,000 <lnd Ornnge Coast and Gold
to start an enctowccl scholar-West colleges in the form
ship,• said Douci Bennett, exc>c-mtPmsh1ps for stude nts a1 utive director or the occ Foun-dation. appropnate training progrn1
Bennett sc11d the hope 15 thdl ill the collP.ge, Bennett said.
the endowment w11l provide al Redding, who worked
least $500 d year lor oc c; stu-personnel and labor·mana l
dents through the Costa M esa mcnt relations for 30 years. al
Vaughn Redchng Scholt1rship. servf!d as director of the Co'
Students who are chg1hlc for Mesa Chamber of Conunt•11
OCC scholarshtps and hdvc• and WdS named the chanil)I>
excellent act1clem1c. rerord-,, w11J Man of the Year in, 1991
be considNed. To mdke a donation or I
Bennett -;aid no dondllons more informdtion, . call (71
havP. been mdd<' yPt . The Kiwd • 432-5126.
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A Christmas tree lot wm be up
and running from 8 a,m. to 10
p.m. daily through Dec., 20 in
Park.mg Lot E at the Orange
County Fdir & Exposition Center,
88 Fciir Drive, Costd Mesa. For
more information, call (714) 708-
3247. .
Newport Beach, Corona del Mar
and Costa Mesa residents can
rent Santa for thetr holiday par-
ties, 'business m~ellngs, day care
or school events from 1 O a.m to 1 o
p .m daily through Dec. 23. Santa
is $40 for the first hall-hour and
$35 for each additional half-hour.
Santa will bnng candy canes for
boys and girls. Re.servations must
be made 24 hours m advance. For
more information, cdll (949) 644-
3151.
. Holly Couch
and Sharon
Hood look
•· at the
"Frosty
Daze" \ree,
designed by
the Garden
Grove Boys
& Girls Club
at the Festi-
val of Trees
. at Crystal
Court mall.
The trees
will be auc-
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the end of
the festival,
with pro-
ceeds gotng
to charitable
organiza-
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Diana
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Daily Pilot A pancake breakfast fund-raiser
will take place from 8 to 11 d m. at ·
the Costa Mesa Senior Center,
695 W. 19th St. The event will fea-
ture entertainment by Newport
Show Tunes from 9 to 10:15 a .m.
Menu items include pancakes,
eggs, sausage, jwc~ and .coffee
Tickets are $3. For more informa-
tion, call (949} 645-2356.
Piecem~ers Christmas Festival
will be presented from q a.m. to 4
p.m. \hrough Sunday at the Piece-
. makers Country Store purkmg lot,
1720 Adams Ave., Costa Mesa
The event will f~dturc 17 5 hooths
of handcrafted items, Uw country
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$5. For more mfonnauon, call
(949) 497-7647.
The Christmas Walk through
W~tcli!f Coli.rt, 1649-1831.-Wftt·
dilt Dnve, Newport Beach, will
take place Crotn 11 u.m. to 3 p.in.
The event will feature Christmas
carolers, a magic show and a visit
from Old Sdmt Nick. •/
Glassblowers from Whitehurst
Imports wiJl be hand-crafting
glass-blown ornaments from 11
a.m. to 6 p.m. through Sunday at
Roger':. Gardens, 2301 San
Joaquin Hills Road, Corona del
Mar. Ornaments are $39.99 or
$46.99, Santa will be available for
pictures, but time!> vary. Admis·
sion is free. For more information,
call(949)640-5800
A tide pool and gray whale sight-
ing training will be presented at 2
p.m . at Crystal Cove State Park,
8471 E. Coast Highway, Newport
Beach. Tide pool talks will meet at
Pelican Point Parking Lot No 4.
SUNDAY
A candle bouUque Will be pre-
sented from t 1 a.m to J p.m. dt
the Richard Burnley Shlon, 1720-
B Santa Ana Ave •• Cos to M a·
The boutique will feature hllnd· ·
rolled beeswax and scented can·
~and aath-~ Y-<•™Jty £
colors, >hape~. ctnd sizes. Call
(949) 631-1177.
Balboa Island's second Walking
Home Tour, ·A Holiday Hdppcn-
ing, • will take place from noon to
5 p.m. and will showcct!.e 10 lfol-boa Island home~ df'coratPCI for
the holidays. Tickets, which dfO
$15, mcludes a refrP-.hment stop
at the island's Beek Center on
Agate. Tickf•ts cdn be purchas~d
at the following Balbod Island
Marine Avenue · locatums:
Martha's Bookstore, Ralbo 1
Porch, Even Sfsters, Island Home
and Persunmon Tree.
A free musicale tiUed "A Mu:.ic al
Saturday, December 5, 1998 A l J
Potpoum" will be presented at 3
p.m-at the Newport Beach Cen-
ti al L1b1ary' Friends Meeting
Room, 1000 Avocado Ave. Call
(949) 717-3801.
.C:o.roaa del.Motr &aiitli'Ubt4'"f:S..
Hollpay Open House will be pre-
ented lrom nool'l to 4 p.m. at the
ltbrary, 420 J\tarigold Ave A mag.
1c, ~o;,1c and comedy show tiUed
Tiw Magic of the I lolidays will be
ptr>sented by Tony Daruels from
12·30' to i p .m, Santd will also
n111kr.• ,, v1::.1t Call 717-3801.
Dr. Ed C. Krupp. astronomer and
Q1rcc1or ot U1e GritliU1 Obo;,ervato-
~·. will pre!>ent a slide. lecture
from 2•30 to 4:30 p.m at \}le
Lye eum at SCC, .SS Fair Dnve,
Cos{a Mesa. The lecture will illus-
lJate astronomy dnd the archaeol-
09}' of power Call 1949' 786-9149.
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(jreat 'Things Consignments
·. Antiques & Collectables
music and great food. Admission
is free. For more information. call
(714) 641 -3112.
A back-country hlke will take
place dt 9 a.m. at Crystal Cove
State Park, 8471 E. Codst High-
way, Newport Beach. Hikers will
meet at El Moro Visitor Center.
Park.mg is$5. Call (949) 497-7647.
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Trim the house, the tree, the yard with
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originals, antiques, even Maria Starzyk
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Crystal Court. Level Two.
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Stroll a winter wonderland adorned with
festive treasures from around the wor1d.
Deck the halls with styles frQm the simple
to the sophisticated.It's all merry at Macy's.
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Preserve your holiday photographs and
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items galore.Create a pictuce·perfect
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This boutique abounds with playful
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Little likes t~ make wishes come true
Crystal Court level One.
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A aeililiuir ttOeCI Sae ·s Manage-'
ent will be presented from 6:30
t 8 p.m at the Center for Peak
Pidonnance, 4570 Campus Dri-
ve. Newport Beach Admission is
free. Seating is lim.lted. For more
information, call (949) 252'·2104.
<Zoastllne Counseling Center of
NeWJ>Orl Beach will present a lec-
ture titled •Attention Deficit Dis-
der Overview " at 7 p m a t the
te r, 1200 Quail St , Suite 105,
~wport Beach Admission is
free. For more information, call
(949) 476-0991.
TUESDAY
A wate r aerobics class will be
presented from 9 to 10 a.m. dt the
OASIS Seruor Center, 800 Mar-
guente Ave., Corona del Mar.
Admission is $1 . For more infor-
mation, call (949) 644-3244.
A yoga clus will be presented by
Helena Sprake trom 9 to 10:15
a.m. ell the Nancy Clark Educa-
tion l'£>nler, 471 Old Newport
Road, Suite 103, Newport :Beach
Admission is $6 per class or $30
tDr' four prepaid class'es. Pormore
mformdtion, call (949) 548-4 59.
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A ballroom dance cl s will be
presented from 3 to _. p .m at
OASIS Senior Center, 800 Mar-
guerite Ave., Corona dcl Mar.
Admission is $38. For more infor-
mation , call (949) 644-324 ...
-A semldar tttled Maklrigttie Hot-
1day·c onnection will be pr&..cnt-·
ed from 6 to 7·30 p.m. at the Cen-
ter for Prok Perfonnance, 4570
Campus Drive, Newport Beach.
Admission ts free For more infor-
mation, c<tll (949) 252-2104.
A free seminar ttUed Feng Sbul
Your Way will be presented from
6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Mother's Mar-
ket and Kitchen Patio Cafe, 225 E.
l. 7th St., Costa Mesa. Reserva-
tions are req~1ired. For more infor-
mation, call (800) 595-66?7.
WEDNESDAY
Harborlites Toastmasters wlll
meet at 1 a m at the Bahia
Corinthian Ydcht Club, 1601 Bay-
side Drive, Corona de l Mar.
Guests are invited. For more
information, cull 586-9172.
The Newport Hills Garden Club
will present its festive annual
Christtnas luncheon at 12.15 p.m .
at the Riverboat Restaurant, 151
E. Coast Highway, Newport
Beach. Lunch includes soft' drinks
and wine. Entertainment dnd
door prizes will be availa ble.
Social hour is at 11:30 a.m . New
Jnembers are cordially inVlted.
.\dmission is $40.
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The Networken will meet from
11:45 am. to 1 p.m. at the Costa
Mc a GoU and Country Club,
1701 Golf Course Drive. Admis·
ion is $12 and includes lunch. For
more intort)'lation, call 885-9093.
'A WomenY ~ Stress Support
Group for Seniors will be present-
ed from 12:30 to 2 p.in. at OASIS
Senior Center, l}OO Marguerite
Ave., Corona del Mar. The meet-
ing will be factlitated by psychol-
ogist Natal,le Zucker. Admission is
free. For more information, call
(949) 644-3244.
Senior consultant Bob Brennan
will lead a free discussion of
reverse mortgages for seniors 62
and over at 3 p.m. at Bayside Vtl-
lage, 300 E. Coast Highway,
Newport Beach. For more infor-
mation, call 723-0233.
A group counseling session tiUed
Body-Image Improvement -
Female Power will be presented
at 5:30 p.m. at Coast Consulting,
180 Newport Center Drive, New-
port Beach. Sessions are $25. For
more information, call (949) 720-
8437.
A free semlnar dtled Six Laws of
Natutal I lealing will be presented
from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Mother's
Market and Kitchen Patio Cafe,
225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa.
Reservations are required. For
more information, call (800) 595-
6667.
THURSDAY
A waler aerobics class wtll be
ptesebte<! fll>iti" 9 m' 10 a.m. at
OASIS Senior Center, 800 Mar-
guerite Ave., Corona del Mar.
Admission is $1 For more infor-
mation, call (949) 644-324~.
The Ebell · Club of Newport
Beach will meet at 11:30 a.m . at
the Bahla Corinth.Ian Yacht Club,
1601 Bayside Drive, Newport
Beach. · Motivational speaker ,
Pabicia Covington will discuss
•How to Spice Up Your Life.• For
more information, call (949) 721·
9267.
A slngtng class will be pr.esented
from 1 to 3 p.m . at OASIS Senior
Center, 800 Marguente Ave.,
Corona del Mar. Admission is
free. For more information, call
(949) 644-3244.
A llne dancing class wtll be pre-
sented from 3· 15 to 4:4.5 p.m. at
OASIS Senior Center, 800 Mar-
guerite Ave., Corona del Mar.
Admission is free. Por more infor-
mation, call (949) 644-3244.
A group counseling session tilled
Relationship Improvement will be
TRAVELING?
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NEWPORT HARBOR HIGH SCHOOL
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Wednesday. December 9th
Showtimes: 6:00pm & 7:30pm
Tickets: $4-Adults $2-Children undetj2
Call 548-2419
Newport Beo~h/Costo Mesa Daily Pilot 1
presented at 7 p.m. at Coast Con-
sulting, 180 Newport Center Dri-
ve, Newport Beach. Sessions 'are
$25. Call (~9) 720-s.437.
meets from 7:15 to 8:30 a.rm:
Wednesdays at Mimi's Cafe, 1835
Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa.
Breakfast is $6. For more informa-
tion. call Angie Stafford at 474-
2225 o{ nna Fi.rman at 551-3156. DEC. 12 "" All La.nen's Leads Club meets at A Beanie Baby and Collectible
Show will be prescnt.oo fr~
a.m. to 4 p.m. Dec. ~at the
Orange Courtty Fair & Exposition
Center, 88 Fair Drive, auildmg
No. 10, Costa Mesa. Early birds .
get in at 9 a.m. for $7. General
admission is $5; children 7 and
under are free. For more informa-
tion, call (714) 754-0518.
7:15 a.m. Tuesdays at Mimi's
Cafe, 1835 Newpon Ulvd., Co:;ta
Me a . Call 646-1252.' '
ONGOING
st AndreW's Presbyterian
Church offers a support group for
families with loved ones who are
mentally ill. The group meets
·from 6:30 to 8 p .m. Sundays in the
church's Dierenfield Hall C, 600
St. Andrews Road, Newport
Beach. The confidential group lS
open to the community. Call 631-
2880.
Prospects Netwo0rklng Group
Zen Home Sdt.cberY. a local manu-
facturer of meditation supplies,
holds a free meditation from 5 to 7
p.m. Sundays at Mesa Business
Center, 711 W. 17th St., Suite A-8,
Costa Mesa. Call 722-7818
The Newport Beach Parks,
Beaches and Recreation Commis-
sion meets at 7 p.m. the first Tues-
day or each montl:i in the City ·
Council chambers, 3300 Newport
Blvd., Newport Beach. Call 644-
3151.
Nicotine Anonymous fellowship
wants to help men and women •
who smoke to quit and remain
smoke free.Call 650-2713.
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rothers -to sing their hits
You've Lost That Loving Feel-
g" and ·unchained Melody."
Some i.n the· audience relived
emories from when they first
eard •You've Lost That Loving
eeling," the 1960s ballad that
ent on to become the' most-
layed song in the history of
erican radio. ·
Others in l\ltendance, who may
ot have been born when those
ongs first hit the arrwdves, saw
1edley and Hatfield perfonn for ·
the first time dnd were pleasantly
'surprtsed. •
But all who look part in tho fes-
tive event helped raise close to
$30,000 tor the foundation, and
'president Dayna Pettit said she
expects more donations to come
in as a result of the concert.
"People are really starting to
see who we are, and it's no longer
JUSt this funny little group down
in Balboa,• she said.
Medley and Hatfield -both
Newport Beach residents -said
they've always suppbrted t.he arts
and love to help a good cause m
t]feir community.
: "They want to do plays and
music at the Balboa Theater, and I
, thmk it will be great for the
tbwn, •Medley said after the con-
' c:e.tt about. reopening efforts. "l tf1ink we can use d s many of. those
J?laces as we can get."
The most unique aspect of the
~oncert was the intimate, home-
~
town feel that came as the duo
took the stage. The audience
ripped into applause after every
song and even gdve a standing
ovation to "You've Lost Thdt Lov-
ing Feeling."
The show also included a per
formance by Medley's 11-year-old
daughter, McKenna, who belted
out Bonnie Raitt's ·Something to
Talk About" and the Righteous
Brothers' •Never Walk Alone ".
McKenna dedicated that song to
Irvine Avenue crasll victim
Amanda Arthur, who was sitting
in the audience.
The Righteous Brothers have
their roo~ in Balboa, where they
performed at the Rendezvous
Ballroom on the perunsula. The
..
Balboa Theater was built from the
ashes of the ortgmdl Rendezvous,
which burned down m 1927. The
Rendezvous Ballroom moved a
few blocks dWiJ.Y· .
In ract. the duo used thE> Right-
eous Brothers name for the hrsl
time at tl performance dl the Ren-
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PHOiOS BY DON l£ACtt/DA ~ Pl fJ'f
An original painting of the Balboa Theater waf'
one of the items ~t Thursddf night's silent aucn~
lion at the Balboa Pa\.ilion. The auction was
part of the festlvitie~ held to raise money for
the po Ible reopening of the Balboa Theater.
At left, Mary Philpot, Melodye D~Wine and
Earl PhUpot talk prior to the benefit concert by
Bill Medley.
after the group recorded its hr~t
single, "Little Laun Lupe Lu,·
which soared on the chdrls th<mks
tb help from the Bt1lboc1 'fan:..
Thursday night, MPdley
brought the normally peppy !\onu
full circle when he JOk1!1gly per-
J.$nned it as a ballad -what he
said was his origmal intent for 11
-and drew laughs frum ht>
audience
ThH entire pcrformanc~ wa
such a hit with lhe1;1ter supporters
that Pettit stud thl' c1ro11p may tt)
to do 1t f•very yeat. -
"My heart 1s o I ull, • ~he sa.i(l
etl the -.tart QI the concert. "Thb ~
livmy proof that 1t reallv can ha1.11-
pen dOd the Balboa Th~ater w:W
reopen.•
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A 14 Sotvrdoy, December 5, 1998 -) SOCie "' Newport Beach/Costa Meso Daily PilOt
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tee for the Arts Inc. in New Zande, Barbara i!Od BUI Adams, ilorV.-:-·-• Zee Alfred witli her son, Vernon
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recently at a who's-who gath.er-
mg at the Newport Beach Mar-
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Orgaruied by the Orange
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the Arts. chaired by Donald P.
Kennedy ctnp vice chaired by
John R. Evans, John A.
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Nielsen, the very duttinguished
gathenng of local blfsiness tal-
N4 ent paid tribute to 12 local corn-
fre parues for their generous sup-
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Doug Simao of Data Into Action,
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much-loved theatrical team of
David Emmes and Martin Ben-
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to South Coast Repertoiy the-
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The highlight of the awards
presentation was the keyriote
address by PhJUp J .. Carroll, the
new chairman and CEO of
Following the Carroll address
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the crowd moved from the Mar-
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A 16 Saturday, December 5, 1998 date book Newport Beach/Costa Me~ Daily Pilot
NeW faces illuminate the 'Christmas Carol' tradition
TOM Trrus
'A Oii~ CAIOl' C hange 1s inevitable, even
in the most chenshed of
trad1bons Records are bro-
. ken, Mark McGwt.re blasts his
way past Rut.tr and Mans, Cal
Ripken Jr takes a seat on the
bench.
+ WHERE: South COMt Reperto-;y, 655 Town Center Drive, Costa
Mesa
At South Coast Ropertory, ,
where "A Christmas Carol• has
been delighbng holiday audi·
ences since 1980, there has been
bttle changfl in the major rQles -
unW"this ·
THEAJER REVIEW year's pro-
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rught) featured unfamiliar faces
tn the costumes of Bob Cratchit,
Marley's ghost and all three visit-
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newcomers and fill-ins (two of role of EbeneJer Scrooge. ~ !al
the regulars will be back by next Landon Jr. continues to chill the
week) picked up their respective mood of the firSt act and embla-
torches and illuminated the zon the second with his charac-
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around. but the> spirit of Charles one of Landon's performances.
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and his mantle fdlls to David
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Cratchit who fills Ellington's
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Devon Raymoftd has matured
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Benton Jennings Melbourne,
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While Richard Doyle is busy
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Keller, who's directed all 19
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ably compared t6 that of Ron
Michaelson, who ongmated the
role and filled it for many seasons.
Art Koustik and Martha McFar-
land arc back as the festive Few·
wigs, as joyous as ever, while
Kousti.k doubles as tho garrulous
cider salesman/black marketeer
and McFarland has an effective
tum as a charity sohc:itor with
Keller. Howard Shangraw is once
again in.fine foITJl as Scrooge's
merry nephew, Fred. •
Two other new faces. shining in
cameo assignments. are Susannah
Schulman as Belle, who fails to
sufficiently warm Ebenezer's
heart, and Elena Fasan as the gig-
gly •pursued maiden• in a meny
bit willi Jason Low as the blind-
folded pursuer
Little Alexander Swanson
makes an engaging Tiny Tun (he
alternates wtth Scott Kirchner),
while Callin Crockett. Saxon
Baird and Cone Rosen fill the
roles of the other Cratchit chil-
dren effectively (their alter egos
dfP Victoria Sciyeg, James· Cargill
and Jenniler Mushkin). Gabe
Wolpa is engaging as the
"turkey boyH (double cast with
Guy Yedwab).
With the arrival of ·A Christ-
mas Carol," the holiday season is
of fic:idlly under way: And the
newcomers blend splendidly into
the long-running SCR tradition.
• TOM TITUS re\tiews local theater for
the Daily Pilot Hts reviews appear
Thursdays and Saturdays.
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LOCAL THESPIAN MAY FOLLOW IN FOOTSTEPS OF D iANE KEATON AND TONI TENNILLE
Te».1 Tm.::.
0 nee in the proverbial.blue
moon, there amves on the
local theater scene an
actor or actress whose talents fair-
ly cry out for higher and· better
use.
TIµs was true back m the
mid-'60s when D1ane Keaton
{then known as Diane Hall) was
starring in musicals at occ. And
also when Mike Farrell was
headlining.shows at the old
Laguna Playhouse before ship-.
ping out to Korea in TV's ·
•M• A •s•H." .
Before reclaiming her maiden
name of Tennille, Toni Shearer
brought South Coast Repertory
audiences to theu feet cheering
m the early 1970s in her onginal
mu~cal •Mother Earth.• But
since then, we haven't experi-
enced the magic of a star m the
maki.ngoqourlocals~ges.
This situation, however, JUSl
might be about to change Adri·
ana Sanchez -closmg her run
this weekend m "Bells Are Ring·
mg" at the Newport Theater Arts
Center -finally has been con-
Vinced by fans and fnends that
her musical theater gilts just
might be in demand on the pro-
fessional level.
Certainly, she's made a'n
' impression on local dudlenE!es ......._
over the past few years, starring
in shows such as •Anything
Goes,• ·cabaret." ·carnival"
and "Evita" (the latter in Cov-
ina). This column was sufficient-
ly impressed, naming her
Woman of the Year in Theater
for 1997.
Sanchez, 28, has been per-
forming since tlie agE" of 10,
when she accomparued a friend
to an audition for a children's
production of "Hansel and Gre-
tel" and won the role of an
angel. What firmly cemented her
perfonning desire was viewing a
professional production of
~Annie• in Los Angeles a few
Adriana Sanchez in the role of Ella Peterson in "Bells are
Ringhig" at the Newport Theater Arts Center.
years later.
•t knew then that was what 1
wanted to do," she recalled. She
was encouraged by her sister
Maria, 20 years her senior, who's
now a television producer for a
Sparush-language station.
There's a song from that show
called "You're Never Fully
Dressed Without a Smile,• a'nd
Adnana Sanchez has alway'
been fully dressed, on and off
stage, where she's known as one
of the nicest people in communi·
ty theater.
Sanchez trained for three
years with vocal coach Rhonda
Carlson, who taught her to)llod·
ulate her already-powerful tones,
and the rest apparently came
naturally Since then, she's taken
local theater by storm, winning
as many fans backstage as she
ha~ m the audience. .
"Adriana 1s a thorough profes-
sional \"11th the voice of an
angel," said Tony Grande, who
performs with her m the New-
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and a JOY to be on stage Wlth."
P.J. Agnew~ who starred oppo·
site her in "Calxuet" at Co:.ta •
Mesa's Theater D1stnct, agrees.
"She's very kind and honest with
an ammatC'd flair," he said. · ·
ushe's a lot of fun uncl a really
good tolent "
At the moment, when she's
not knocking them dcud on
stage, Sanchez i!. closing m. on a
degree m hberal studies and
bil}ngual education at Ctlapnlan
Uruversity. She ~nvisioned
be-coming a teacher until'
recently, when she d'cc1ded to
take the plunge and set her
sights on a professional theatn-
• cal career.
Even if she becomes the next
'Sarah Bnghtman or Bernadette
Peters, it would be hard not to
envision her spending her inter-
vals back home helping out
those less fortunate. She was a
voluntec:r teacher for the Costa
Mesa Civic Playhouse's children's
theater program last summer and
dlso volunteer~ tor a child abuse
center.
uHaving respect for other peo-
ple and helping others has
alwciys been important to me,•
she said None of the CJWdtest
things aboul community theater
is thdt people have been so nice
and cooperahve, espec1ally in
this show.•
Local theater's loss will be
Broadway's gain, dnd Adnana
Sanchez may very well prove, as
Keaton and Tennille did before
her, that nice girls qnite·often hn-
ish first. That is, when they also
come equipped with her bound-
less energy and t<Mnt.
• TOM TinJS reviews local theater for
the Daily Pilot. His re111eW\ appear on
Thu~da~ and Saturdays.
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• • commun1 forum
lllTOllAL
MiFin:g bQnd expert a good move
I t's a daunting task, passing a bond
·issue. But Larry 1i'amutola seems to
know the secret, and we hope he
even the most basic m1provements -·
heating, plumbing and electricity -
prob~bJy would cost mo'~ than $15 mil-
lion. That's too much money to come up
with by any other means.
for example. Other strategies, suCh as
when to place the issue on the ballot,
will aJso be key.
shares it with Newport-Mesa. Newport-Mesa is ,a conservative
1h1mutola -who has helped a num-
ber of politicians, ind ucting the presi-
dent, into office -had his hand in five
bond issues passed by voters in last
• moljlth's elections. And ~ow this wizard
ol the seemingly impossible has been ·
. commissioned by our school board to
gauge the support of a bond issue here.
For the past 10 years, Newport-Mesa
trustees and superintendents have been
searching for ways to fix our aging
facilities. Despite the brig tit est minds
area, but it's al4io caring. And it's a com-
munity that prides itsPlf on having good
schools.
We believe the board is. off to a good
start hiring Tramutola to lead the dis-
trict in the direction it wants to go -
with facilities that arc conducive to
le arning and safe for the students who
use them. It was a wise move.
. and best intentions, they've yet to find
a solution. There just aren 't many
options when you'1c talking about that
much mone y.
We've heard the numbers before. But in order to be successful, the
school district must rally the support of
special interest groups -pare nts,
teachers and youth sports supporters,
His resume is impre sive, with
proven results. He's worth ei ery penny"
of his $32,000 contract, considcnng the
work at band.
The work that needs to be done to our
school buildings could total $100 mil-
lion. Board President Jim Ferryman said
Reaction to Murphy
story, Hedges speech
I c1m C'ttllinq c1boul the d.rt.lcle
by J~rnff.'r Raqldnd concern-
ing d1sm1ssdl of former City
Mdrld{Jl'r Kevin J\.turphy (Note-
book, ·vvhdt n•ctUy happened m
Murphy sugu, • Dec 2).
I found Rayl.md's article to be
• ·xtrPnwly well clone -one of
the b""' thmqs I have read in the
Pilot rn c1 long tune. lt is an excel-
IPnt l'Xdmple of yood mvesbga-
11vc· rPportmq, in-depth report-
my II '" highly 1nfonndtive. And
I t1ope to ~ee more like it m the
tuttm·
WILLIAM THOMAS
Newport Beach
I dill cc1lhny with regards to
11w John t ledges c1rtJcle
l "l lt>dqes takes pdrting shots at
l•>t•s, Jm•ss," Dec 2). It upsets me
tnc1t th(' Dculy Pilot cont.mues to
p11nt negc1llvP old news dbout
John I fecJqes wtth regard to 1us
opinion And 1 dm very exoted
.ibCJl1t Tod Ridgeway corrung in
hecc1use now we will have some-
body who ts pos1bve and not try-
ing to run the show.
MELINDA PENTZ
When The Cannery's enter·
lct.inme>nt hcense c-ame before the
City 'council for review, John
Heclqes called me dlld adVlSed
me to withdraw the applicatJon
hec-c1usP. in his words, "The Can-
nery license would be derued "
I le further suggested I dvoid
putting my Clly Council support.-
NS m an embarrassing position
l>y voting.in ftivor of the license
lil•dges. 1t turned out, WdS
rlCC'UTdle WIWn lhe same four
trict. My letter is in response to
Joseph Bell's column "Religion
shouldn't be in the classroom"
(Nov. 19). •
He cites the movie • In hent
the Wind,• in whlch the Bible is
portrayed as myth.Jcal and irrele-
vant to modem society. That's d
stereotype. but it 1S Hollywood's
version of things. after all. Bell
· continues by mentioning what I
presume are supposed to be
examples of biblical mythology:
woman created from Adam's nb;
the story of Jonah in the whale.
Well, the evolution theory has
its own myths. There's Piltdown
Man, acclaimed by experts to be
$500,000 years old and exwsed
m 1953 dS a complete hoax.
There's Nebraska Man, the ong1-
. n.al million-year~old nussing link
based on 1ust one tooth, later
proved to be that of a p19. And
there's also Java Man, 500,000
years old, whose discovert'r con-
cealed evidence that later proved
the fragments to be that of a
giant gibbon.
Why do scientists continue to
chng to tlus unproven and large-
ly unsubstantiated theory? .,.
Because it's all they have. And
apparently, anything IS better
than creationism. Now that's
dogma.
To say the Creation is a myth
· sunply because 1t comes from the
Bible is illogical. It disrmsses the
theory based on its Origin, not on
its ment. That's not very sc1entif·
ic. •
We are not saymg creabomsm
is true because the Bible says so.
We're saying there is sufficient
reason to teach it based on evi-
dence and rational argument It
is this evidence and rationd.l
thought that should also be pre-
sented to our children.
MAILBAG
school cl..i~ct but sounds like a
lynch mop al the suggestion of
teaching abstinence as the safest
-fQQD of birth control. --rr-we tiregoing to deny reli-
gion in our educational efforts,
why not go dll the way? Let:s lob-
by for a re-minting of Amencan
currency? "In God We Trust"'
surely ry1ust be, according to 1998
thinking, dllti-constitutional.
Next, eliminate Thanksgiving
as a nallona.l holiday. The event
does commemorate Quakers, ·
who were a religious group, and
other colonists joining American
Indians in the first national day
of prtlyer to show gratitude for
the harvest.
LePce, your efforts are coura-
geous. Know you are dppreciated
and supported .
JENNY BlOCHE
Newport Beach
The idea of hdving all creation
bchefs of all religions taught m
one class as proposed by Alan
Snow in his Jetter on Nov. 19 is a
great idea (Readers Respond,
"Science standards create
debate•). That should be a
required high school class. l
would have loved to take thdt m ;
high school.
Let the students deade for
themselves what to believe. I
think school board member
Wendy Leece would even sup-
port me on this idea. The school
board should look mto this.
SEAN MOSS
Costa Mesa
Reservations about·
distdct's reconfiguration
The recent proposed reconfig-·
uration of Newport-Mesa schools
made me evaluate my own East
Side Costa Mesd neighborhood
(•shuffling could leave few
schools untouched," Nov. 25).
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot')
REBUTTAL
rrinity Broadcasting
paying homage to God
Y our le tter e vokes me mories
of my visit to the Sistine
Chapel m Rome 40 years
ago: All this wealth and such
poverty outside (Md.ilbag,
·Lights a t l13N truly offensive,• .
Nov. 28).
Through the study of God's
word, I know that there 1s noth-
ing man can do that would l>e
too great to glorify God. Jn Mark
14:3, a woman pour~d expensive
perfume over the head of Je~us.
Some grumbled at this waste,
saying, "It could be sold to help
the poor.• J esus rebuked them
harshly, "Leave her alone. She
has done a beautiful thing to me.
The poor you will always have
with you.·
Jdn dnd Paul <;rouch have
c-redtPd d beau tiful. decorated
buildmq to glorify our Lord and
bring people mto it to '>ee lhr<'e
wonderful movies in the virtual
reality theaters -all free. I'm
sure every supporter of Tnnity
BrO<tdcasting Network would
feel the cost of lights 'is money
well -spent il only one person
accepted the spmtual food
offered there and et~mal life.
TheJJ' focus has always been
to spredd God's word and his
kingdom throughout the world.
But their outreach rruss1ons to the
poor and needy are enormous
BARBARA GALKIN •
Costa Me~a •
· ounnl mi>m~wrs who, I believe,
twned c19dtn'it the city manager.
Kevm Murphy, denied us ow
permit. I can only conclude the
pubbc heanng Wds a joke, and
thi• issue was alrec1dy decided in
the bdck room
Now Hedges extolled full
public debate over dosed-door
cleasions. I Uunk he talks out of
both sides of his mouth.
Providing children more than
one theory of thought broadens
their minds and teache.c; them to
think and evaluate. And tho e
are activities that most definitely
belong in the classroom.
JAN LYNN
Costa Mesa
It seems in the past five years,
there has been a steady increase
of young children. My husband
and I are homeowners in our
nud-30 and 1ust starting our
lamily. We hdve a 15-month-old
dnd are planning on a few more.
1 know of many fnends and
neighbors m my same situation
in this neighborhood.
IU IAGGE~TY·ZVUUS I DAIL\' Fil.OT
Heather Kipp looks through the door of The Barn, which ls still open, at Harbor Center in Costa Mesa.
Thank God for tenn limiU..
Bil l HAMILTON
Owner, The Cannery
restaurant
Cc1nnery Village
~ore opinions on
c eationism, evolution
I've enjoyed reading the dis·
r ~sion on the evolubon/cre-
aUorusm controversy at the New-
pOr1-Mcsa Unified School DJS· •
It cannot be denied, despite
today's religious diversity, that
tlus country was founded on
Judeo-Christian values. There-
fore, those who try to argue that
Wendy L.eece's plugging for cre-
ationism in the classroom is an
assault on the Constitution
should take a Ovics refreshN
course.
Freedom of religion has be<>n
Jlll.Sunderstood by evolutionists
as freedom from rehgion. This 1s
also the same mentality that
bnngs sex education into our
Has your study included this
observal.Jon of the number of
new families on the East Side
alonq with the 75 family apart-
ments under construction on
Mestl Dnve? If only every other
apartment in that complex has
just one child, that's at least 2.5
more classe
KRISTIN MASKREY
Costa Mesd
One ol the changes noted in
the propowd reconhgurdtion of
Ncwport-Mesu schools 1s to
move one Gilled cmd Talented
Educdtlori class from Harbor
View Elementary to Davis Ele-
mentdry. I lowcvcr. tt strength of
lhP GATl! Arctdcmy dt J Jarbor
Viow is thP. coll<>c:tive tr\teraction
of th<> tcacht>rs th«rc and the
t\b1hty of thr. studt•nLo; to be chal-
lenHNI by sevcfttl leac.hl'i"S To
spbt tht? program would seem to
undcnmne tht? pomt ol having Ci
CPntral GATE Academy.
l hope this 1s not a sign that
READERS RESPOND
·our most gilled sludentc; get only
what's left over.
DAVID J. ARTHUR
Cosld Mesa
The Barn is open and
waiting for business
Just wanted to dPar up a .bttle
confusion on The Barn stcdk
house. Smee your cover.photo of
The Barn being closed and then
a small correction the following
day, Jocals aro not sure whether
it IS open or not 1·costa Mesa
re idents might take Harbor
Center battle to courtroom," Nov.
18).
last Saturday, we celebrated
our anruversary with d delioous
stedk dmner at the Bdm. The
nwnber of patrons is down, thPy
smd, smfe the Pilot's cover, dnd
that 1s rather Sdd. So hopefully
you will print this to let everyone
know that they are still open,
and their fnendly staff awa1U.
your patronage soon.
' ERIN TRIPP
Costa Mesa
Opinions are split ort Newport-Mesa school bond. issue
t 'HE ISSUE: Newport·Mesa board members have hired
consultant Larry Tramutola to gauge community support.
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Lan Gre-
any ls the-
t'smeow,
name giv-
en to the
chlld who·
ets to hold
the stuffed
animal, as
he and hls .
classmates
t Mariners
lementary
Sdlool use
sign lan-
guage for
the days of
the week.
EACHERS
ONTINUED FROM A 1
Tuesdays and Thursdays are
ailed "Center Days.H Students
nd time m each of the centers,
eluding a one-on-one art center
at was manned on a recent day
y parent volunteer Brad Ukich.
•1 really love work.mg here
"th the kids, H said Llloch, whose
on, Jake, is in Borlin's class. HI try
o come m when I can.•
Still embraced arc some ol the
enets· of days gone by when
· dergarten was just considered
e place for students to ledm the
es of the school, self-discovery
d how to relate to peers and
uthority figures outside the
ome.
But as Calilorrua is trymg to
ecover from its humihallng
howi.ng 1tl national tests, it 1s
lamping down on its schools
"th standards that are being felt
t every level -espec:ially
• dergarten, where the toughest
tandards m the country have
en implemented, state educa-
. on officials said.
While it can't be called a mc1ss
xodus, in Newport-Mesa, the
ver-increasing demands on
kindergarten teachers seem to he
taking a toll -about one-fourth
f the 58 kindergarten teachers in
the district asked to be trans·
erred to other elementary grades
la!!tt year.
T~acbers uruon President Lln·
da Mook descnbed the demands
<>n kindergarten teachers as • 41
pre5cnption for burnout."
•About one·fourth of the
teachers have opted to go to pn·
ary grades, where there 1s a 20·
o-1 student-to-teacher ratio,·
ook said. ·we have teacher~
eaching two classes of 35 kids.
ero's no time to plan or mone·
ary support. •
Newport-Mesa u~cs whttt is
aJJed Option II kindergarten, in
hich each teacher spends 200
· utes a day in their own cla?,s
f up to 35 students and dnother
00 minutes assisting another
dergartcn teacher in their
ass
Kindergarten teachers work
e same amount of time as regu-
ar elementary teachers. But c;ome
dergarten teachers said hav-
g to work with two different
roups of students is the same as
ea:ching two separate classes.
•Jt's like they're getting two for
ne, • Blue ~d. "It's really bke
lave labor.•
At Mariners, Blue '>pent the
mt 100 nunutes helping out m
rlin's class. As she instructed
e children how to write the let·
er "d" it wa~ obvious that these
t 100 minutes were dnythmg
ut a part-time job.
•First comes the door knob,
en comes tho door," she said,
bile writing the lowercase letter
•dH on a dry-erase boa1d. Stu·
dents practice writing the lotter
with their finger m the au.
Dunng the art period, Blue
taught students to draw a dO<J, a
roce.~ that teaches them differ-
ent shapes, how to draw tho e
hapes and improves then count·
ng skills.
•ttow many eyes docs the dog
ave?• she askf!(l.
"1\vo, • the students respqncl·
ed.
•J-Iow many tongues?"
•one."
The art project veered mto Ct·
nee, math, English, spelling and
ven o music l son as Blue rnas-
crfully held the stude nts' aucn··
ion. ln spito of the incr •lls~d
orkload, Blue said she continues
eaching kindergarten because of
er love for children, but the
•1t's like having to throw a
irthCJay party 160 daY5 a year,"
he said.
•Jt's overwhehnlng, • Borlin
'd. •u even thr cbUdrcn are
bse.nt, you notloc Ute difference
t makes." .,...~lla.la."'."iJQlljQ.if ~~
1Chool d11trlct proposal to
educe the studenMo·leach r
'
ratio in kindergarten cltt sses horn
30-to-.t to 20-to-1.
·well, I'm thrilled r1hout tt.1'
she said. "1 taught 20-to-l m :sec-
ond grade, illld it wac; wonder·
ful. If
Barbara Rothmdn, n first-91ade
teacher at Lincoln ·Elementary
School who hds wriltl'n hooks
about kindergarten, scud th<• pro·
posal will improve holh c;ludr•nt
pcrtormanct-cmd tcc1chcr ~Clllslt1tc-
lion ·
"You Ciln get so murh Acc-orn-
plishl'd when thl!w a1e f PwPr
children.ff Hoth.man satd
Acrosi; the ut}', Peym P.nq 11 cl ..,
c:ldssroom at Pomona El•'llll'llt 11
School is a little tnt no1s1er •lfld
she wunb 1t that Wc:I\, In add1t1on
to learruny how to tead b}' the
end of the kindt>rgarten, man~ of
these students lmvc to learn 11
new language. ·
"Some clas ... e don't cillow
them to be this talkallVI',' ht>
i;a1d . •Hut they are Jc.,minq Eng·
lish and they pick it up from tlllk·
ing to· edc-h othe1 Tiiev n•' ~d tc>
huvc. this mter<H tum. 8
For Euwml c1nd ~.t11en1 llkP hc>r,
the new slr1le ldtl<IJ1tcls MP
hrmging to u hf"dd lhl' lonn·
stunding r:onflict U('I\., 1wn two
kinderg~rten pl11losoph11,)>: ch•w•I·
opmenlal dmJ uc.irlem1c:
The developmenldl philosophv
stresses the import.mer.: ot thr
social ilnd entottonal cJ,.v. lop·
ment ot students
MA.RC MAR,J]Nlt)AILY Pl.OT
"Ye.tr ago they didn't empha-
MZ • reading in kindergarten,"
h~ 'latd. ·n1ey .will lectm to redd
when they're ready to learn.
Kindergurten has become a boot
carnp for hrst grade."
Enwnd tnes to have a theme in
her clc1ss edch week. This w<.~ek it
was "The Gingerbread Man. H
Students lPamed different ver-
sions of the classic story. They
\t1lkccf dbout it and even got lo
come up with chfferent endings to
the storv.
Eng.ird !iilld h<?r cpnc~m thdt
studP11t<; be .developmentally
tt'Ctdv to !Pctrn to read dnci wntc
I cue 1:virlf!nc.e<l b}' some ot the stu-
cl,.nts' art pro1ccb. ·
"The stuUents drdw thP. Gin·
ti rbn•ad Man with his dnns com-
mq out of his hedd, p she Sdid.
~11u... shows thot they are not
df!velopmeQtttlly rt:>ady. 'fhey
have to hav1• ttud1tory and \'ISUdl
motunty. Et1ch child heh a cl.Hf Pr-
ent rt'< cline:.s level "
\'\'h1l~ the school d1 ... tnct 1c;
.twarc. .. of tli1~ de::velopmcntal/dca-
denu< con!hc:t, ofliaals concede
lhul the d1stnct 1:. slJdmy into ,m
dlinost clll-acddt"nllc mocle to
com ply V.r:ith ne\\.' st.1te standa1 els
•Tue sta1P 1s unplenwnling
qtlllP rtHOr<>Us standards fOJ
k111ci1'rn11rt •n, ~ !>Cli<.l Susan Despc·
nils, tlw E1ss1stdnt suµenntendent
of 1'1J•.menta1y education "They
11<"h1r1ll}' v. .int kids TC::ddtng hy. the
urne th ·~ lect\'P kinderga1 ten "
PROGRESS REPORT
• l isted below are the areas students are judged
on in kindergarten both now and 10 years ago.
Kindergarten report cards trade the progress of
each stuae.m in these area~and_9CU1,.2!_2~si9,.n _
letter grades. , -
MATH AND SCIENCE
1988'
• Recognizes and na.mes basic shapes
• Can identify/create a simple pattern
• Can sort and classify
• Can interpret simple graph
• Can c;ount 20 objecti with l : 1 correspondence
•Identifies numerals 0·10
• Can build sets using manip~latives ..
1998
• Demonstrates understanding that a quantity is
constant regardless of shape or appearance ·
• Recognizes more, less
• Counts by rote to 100
• Counts objects to 30
•Writes number sentences (i.e. l+ 1=2) from
combinations
• Recognizes numerals from 0-30
•Forms numerals legibly from 1·10
• Recognizes standard measurement tools and
their uses
• Identifies shapes
• Understands concept of estimation·
• Sorts objects by attributes
LANGUAGE/READING
~988,----·-----·-""-----"'~"--,,... •Follows direction~
• Communicates thoughts clearly
• Can name basic colors
• Is able to recite Pledge of Allegiance
• Is able to recite alphabet ·
• Identifies uppercase letters •
. • Identifies loWercase letters
• Knows sounds of consonants studied
• Shows understanding of rhyming
1998 ,
•'Writes atl letters legibly (uppercase and lower·
c'ase) · · ' · · · . .. ·
• Writes first and last name (uppercase and low·
er case)
• Copies words legibly
• Uses beginning consonant sou~ds correctly in
original writing
• Recognizes own first and last name
• Distinguishes between fact and fantasy
• Speculates logically about the cause of an
event .
• Identifies placement of sounds in words
• Source: Newport·Mesa Unified School District
progress 'reports
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STANDARDS
.1foNTINUED FROM A 1
physical science.
Under new sooal soence standards, students must idcnti-
---r!f.J.ha bobav1 ~of· a rs in a toryr lhe consequen~ of
their behavior cmd whether othe r choices could have
chang£>d the results. They also need to know the importance
or significant ind1v1duals such as Cesar Chavez and Susan B.
Anthony
Along with the new staridards is the understanding that
kindergarten classrooms will, like first, second and thud
grades, have a 20-to-1 student-to-teacher ratio.
J..orul school olfic1als are canvassing the district cliscussmg
both the~ new standards and the best ways to unpleme nt the
smaller class sizes at each site. Superintendent Robert Barbot
hos said the smdller kindergarten classes a re one of his top
pponbes. . ,
The d1stnct will ~t!empt tq
unplement Option I kindergarten
in place of the current Option II.
With Option I, each teacher will
pave one class of 20 or fewer stu-
dents. This change w11J eventual-
ly! result m all-day kindergarten
pr;ogram:> in place of the current
200-mmute or hall-day programs.
Under the existing Option Il
programs, teachers have their
own cldss of up to 35 students,
which they teach for 200 mmutes.
And dS pdrt of d mod1hed smaller
class arrangement, teachers are
dJso rcqu1rPd to teach lOO nun-
utes m dnother kindergarten cldss
after or bctore their own
HWe · hdve to begin the dta-
logue, • Des pends said. ·Some
places are saymg they want full-
day kindergarten • .
While some teachers have
~ressed conrf>ms about the rig-
On> of the new standdrds, Despe-
ilds said the clistnct is noucmg
thdt many students are conung to
kindergarten ·developmentally"
ready to bE•gm the mor" rigorous
regimen.
MARC MARTl'WAJlY PILOT
Jessica Tizon does a
.. book talk" in front of
Cathy Blue•s class.
Each chUd does a
short book report
once a month.
"I believe there !1re 5-year-olds who are mature and read y
to stdrt reading,· Despcnas said ·we need to meet each
child whP.re thl"y'rP at and take them where they need to go
and mov£> them toward that godl. We've already been work-
ing with our schools for the past two years to prepare them for
this. Our qoc.11 now 1s t6 mctke our teachers aware of the new
standdrcis •
But IPdrherc, aw hopmg the district will not go overboard
t1s 1t implements the n(>w Sldte standi:llds.
• "The point ne<~ds to be expressed to make sure that th e
pendulum doesn't swmg so far over," said Linda Mook, pres-
ident oJ th<' Ncwport-Mesd Federation of Teachers. "It can't
be ltke high c,chool, where it's all acddemic, but it can't be all-
day fun, either, where it's finger painll.ng all .the tune " "fhe two predominant philosophies of kindergarten , acad-
emic t1nd dPveJopmental, need to be 10tegrated m a "fun,
livPly, .. nut1g10u wt1y," Mook sd1d
c 1,
A note from
J the teacher . Former kindergarten
teacher says kids need
time to be kids
To whom it may concern:
When I read the article entitled
"Kindergarten is no kids stuff" (Nov.
18) I knew I had to write. ·
Where are our kids anyhow? When
are. they allowed to be kids if not at 5
years old? I have put my money
where my mouth ~d heart are -I
re5lgned after 25 years of teaching
kindergarten because kindergarten
had chdnged. It had challenged my
principles, and I had to win to live
with myseU.
Parents, please listen. Your chil·
dren are onJy 5 once. They will learn
to read if you listen to them, spend
rune with them, give them attention.
Go places with them that don't cost a
Jot of money, such as the park or the
museum or a university campus. Put
these words m their vocabulary. Talk
to them -love them.
Kindergarten is about e xpenence,
about sharing, independence, trust,
caring, about learning how not to be
first. Anyone can be trained to do the
job. Do you want to work around
them? That's my point.
- Computers don't have arms to hug
you. They don't have a beating heart,
they don't tedch communication
skills. Kindergarten is the key ... read-
ing is notl
If you push re ading at 5, you are
defeating your purpose. It's like a sail-
boat race or horse race. Anyone can
be flfSt out of the gate but who ulti-
mately wins? A reader who establish-
es good foundabons and good feel-
ings about himseU and his develop-
ment will be a success
A kindergartner who is forced to
read before he is ready, which is most
5 year olds (unless they have taught
themselves) is not a help to hunself or
society .
Please think a bout your child's
dP.velopment for the long haul -the
big picture. We want successful rela-
tionships m our personal and public
bvei. Remember he is only 5 once.
Let the play begm Jorn him.
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I . "NEWPORT . . .
DUO ST UNS
NO. 1, FALLS
IN FINALS ·
Newport Harbor juniors
Adams and Case stagger
No. 1-seeded Pe ninsula
pair, b ut ultimate drea.ni
ends against Woodbridge.
filnli\fll> ()t;~N
Wt Pio!
IRVINE -Following a riveting
f
.semifinal, Newport Harbor High
jwuors Audra Adams and Kristen
&se had the pep taken out or
them m the CIF Southern Secbon
doubles hnal.
Facing a farruliar foe, Adams
<tnd Case. who defeated Wood-
bridge's Adriana Hockicko and
Daruelle 1 Iustedt m the Sea View
League title match this season,
never saw it coming. ·we rclt ready, buf (l lockicko
and Hustedt) JUSt came out .
pounding the ball and they didn't
give us a chance to get mto our
game.~ said Case, whose team
absorbed d 6·0, 6·0 setback Fn-
day 10 the final of the Southern
Section girls tennis champi-
onships at U1e Racquet Club of
Irvine
"Our plan,~ Adams added, •
"wa::. t<? go to U1e net, but they
beat us to 1t and got there, hrst." ·
Adams and· Case, who won
the league title Nov. s· with a 7 ·6
(7·31. 6-3 wm over Hockicko and
Hustedt, typically play with a lot
of 5punk and cnthusia::.m~ But the·
Woodbridge team took lhe wind
' out of their sail!.. ·we were surpnsed to win so
: easily, becau~e it was a rettlly
clo!te match rh e hrst time we 1
1 played them lTl the league finals
(at Newport Harbor).· Hustedt
l said. •They're C) really peppy
team and we told each other that
we had to get up on them fast.•
I The Warrior teclITl, which won
the school's first ClF doubles title,
made fri()nds with the net and
1 never stopped shaking hands.
"When (Adams and Case) gel
1 the momentum, it's tough to beat
, them,• Woodbridge Coach Joan
1 Willett said. "Our girls were al
: the net more than they were in
• the Sea View League Finals and
: they did a better JOb this tune on
SEE CIF DOUBLES PAGE 84
DAILY PILOT PHOTOS BY DON LEACH
F rom every angle, Newport
Harbor HJgh's Sailors enter
tonight's fray as the favorites,
ttian.ks to the presence of Krista Dlll
(above left) and April Ross up front;
Jennifer Carey (right), giving Dill ·
· two blgh-fives; and the dJggen,
below, from left, Brenda Waterman,
Marissa Cothran and Erica Wade.
If that's not enough, there's always
Kathy Lavold up front, too (she's •
pictured within the story at the far ·
right). Dan Glenn's Newport Harbor
Sailors vie for the state crown 1n
Division I tonight at Cypress
College, agalut Uncoln High
of Stockton. stutlng al 7 o'dc>ck.
auon OF THE DAY
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CYPRESS -Newport
Harbor High Coach Dan:
Glenn may be understa
ing things when he says
girls volleyball team b a
roll entering tonight' CIF
State D1V1Sion I c~pi·
onship match with~cobl:
High of Stockton,~ for 1
o'clock at Cypr!!S1 Colle_9e'.
The Sailors ' l{ave, ~
all, won 28 stiwght games.
compiled a 26!0 record (39'
1 including best-of·
tournament matd1-~).
outscored postseasp n
.. opponents, 362-137"' and•
lost just 9 of 128 gbJ'Des,
1while ·starting four clear-
cut Division I ,college
recruits, all of whom are 6·
foot-1 or taller.
By all accounts, howev·
er, the back-to-beck CIF Southern Sec;
bon Division I-AA champions db not
breathe fire. •
For this, Llncoln Coach Bret
Almazan-Cezar, though perhaps still not
completely convinced, can be tharik.ful.
•1 was talking to the coach at (neigh·
boring) Linden tf,igh, whose team is
playing (nationally top-raruced) Valley
Cbristlan in the Division IV title match '
and he sald he was battling the dragon,•
· l\lmazan-Cezar said. 'I told him if he
got the d.i'agon, I got Godzilla."
The Sailors, g1!.lllling for their third
North on 405 to Val·
ley View Blvd. North
On Valley View,
beyond Ball St., right
on Orang~ Ave , left
on Holder St. School
on ieft..
state crown and making their sucth state-fmal appearance smce
1985, are intent on making the TroJ&ns' maugural trip to the state
title match a homfying experience.
. •we've be n on a roll and I don't see a letup in this veteran
group,• Glenn sdi.d. "Otir kids bave done a real good job focus-
ing on playing one point at a time, so I don't worr1 about them
playing well (tonight). The most cxating thing for .me is, this team
has played its best 'Volleyball or th~ eason the last month, wbiCb
is a hard thing for a team to do. And now that we're dose to the
finish line, the kids don't want to lose. Someone is going to have
to qo out and beat us.• i/ • •
Almazan-Cezar, knows the task .his squad (39-1, indudln9
best-Of-threes, and ranked No 8 nationally} faees.
"We e.xpect to play the best team we've played all year, if not
the best team ln the country," said the Stcicldon native. whose
Sixth season at the helm produced San Joaqwn Athletic Associa-
. tion (league) and Sac-Joaquin Section crowns, despite only two
senior starters.
"But our team has played hard in every match it's been in lhis
year. Our goal is always to demand more from ourselves than
anyone else can expect and to just let it yo. We're used to Play-
ing from behind and 1 don't' think anyone, besides ourselves,
thought we'd be as good as we've become/'
As good a::. they may be. the 1io1ans can't match the Sailors'
size.
•Tuey have one 6·0 middle blocker (senior Adriana Ruhl), bl.it
theu out.stde hitters aren't real tall,• said Glenn. in his 13th ea·
son at Newport. • r think our size up front was a little intimidating
to teams like Bullard (of Fresno) and Centennial (of Bakersfield,
both of whom were blitzed in three grun~ in the ftrs't two rowi
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DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
1 1~·1:c t\I l)EFE:\~E ~rct "()t~';FE'~~IE
Estancia runner took matters into his own hands and
c?ptured the ~chool's first individual state championship.
V:ctones had become com-
monplace for Estancia
. High enior Alberto
Munoz, then came the swprise
hrush at the CIF Southern Sec-
tion 01V1s1on IV boys cro s coun-
try finals. ·
·1 never saw hllTI be.fore, that
guy (Ryan Ha.II) from Big B ar, •
0 · 5aid Muno7, who ~wallowed a
!! lour· ocond lo that day at Mt.
~ San Antonio Colloge and dedd· ~ ed to change his 5lratcgy again t
~ J lt1ll m the CIP State Champi· ~ onsh1ps al Woodward 'Park tn · § Fr no last w k.
•
Munoz had burned every race
course and defeated vutudll"
every opponent pJio1 to U1c CIF
Finals, but accepting the ninncr-
up pnze after entering a a
ravonte bwnoo him up nnd
Munoz made c:ur st wouldn't
happen agam the followtng
week.
•Jn the talt' m "l, (Munoz)
was abl to mtuntain control,•
Esta.nail Coach Charli Appell
~d. •At the CIF Finals, he did·
n'l have control, He wa an
offensive player thi lime, not a
deten~1ve. •
Munoz end l fall went loo to
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-COLLEGE WATER POLO F.INll FOUR
• Wea.ring CdM caps,
Stanford holds off 1iitons
in second half to w1n, 6-3.
.JASON I hr t
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CORONA DEL MAR -Mid-
way through the st<ond quarter,
one thing become perfectly clear.
Nobody, not even the referees,
could read the Stcmford Universi-
: · ty water polo caps clearly under
the night skies at Corona del Mar
High.
So the offiaals asked Sea Kings
Coach John Vargas for a favor.
Weanng caps which represent-
ed the outstanding tradition of
Corona del Mar, Stanford, which
has its own tradition with nine
national championships, held off
aggressive second-half play by
JC HOOPS
OCCmen
66-53 • • WID,
• Bucs play for tourney
crown tonight at 7. .
COSTA MESA -Orange
C<>ast College's men's basketball
team, led by the 13-point outputs
of Terrail Zoller and Peter Mar-
tinelli, defeated Orange Empire
Conference rival Cypre:;s Friday
night m the senu.fmals of the
Orange Coast/Kiwanis Invita-
tional.
Key to the Victory was the bal-
anced output of Roman Dolven
(9), Arrin Langdon (7), Jeff Beeler
(7}, David Castleton (6) and
Anthony Cooper (5) m the scor-
ing department as the Pirates
improved to 5-2. Cypress fell lo
4-5. .
Orange Coast plays for its
tournament title tonight at 7.
ORANGE COAST/KIWANIS TOURNAMENT
Semtflnal
Otw«if CoAST 66, CVPftESS 53
Orange Coast • Castleton 6, Rey~ 2,
Cooper 5, Dolven 9, Martmelh 13,
Beeler 7, Madnd 0, Elliott 0,
L.angdoo 7, Zoller 13, Ande11on 4.
Fouled out. None.
Technicals: Elliott.
Cypress -Garibay 6, Sawyer O.
Freer 11, K1llens 13, Bible 0, Kunz 0,
M. Parker 4, Smith 9, J. Parker 3,
Hodgin 0, Tenpas 7
Fouled out· Freer. Killens.
Technicals K1llens.
Halftime Orange Coast. 28-21.
GIRLS SOCCER
Tars top Cypress, 4-1
lRVINE Kellie> Abbott scored
two goals and Devon Burlmgham
added a pau of dSSists a~ New-
port Harbor High's guls soccer
team defeated Cypr~~. 4-1 , in
the opening round ot pool play
Friday in the Irvine Tournament
at Henta~e Park.
The Sailors, who dttempted 20
shots on goal and were also led
by goaltender Jordan Frcdriksen
(four save!;}, play Woodbridge
today at 8 a .m. at Irvine High.
Brooke Flamson scpred for
Newport in the seventh rrunute,
then Abbott added a goal m the
22nd rrunutc>. Kalie Welboum
and Abbott scored in the second
hall, while Sam Gdiber, Molly
Melum and Burlingham had
assists.
The Tars were led on defense
by freshmen Amy Ross (sweep-
er), Katie Yeager (marking back)
and Tory Manchester
(center/midhelde1 ), Cypress
scored its lone goal m the 62nd
minute.
DIEP SEA
FRJDAY'S COUNTS
....,.,,art Lllndlna • 1 boat. 10 anglers.
2 sand bas~ 1 v.tiitel1sh, 45 mackefl!I.
Davey's Locker -no report.
UC San Diego for a 6-3 win in the
first round of the NCAA Fmal
Four Friday.
The Cardinal (21-6), lhdnks to
ti two-point godl by 'Arturo Rode·
lo, led 5-1 at the break, Stanford
upped the lead to 6-1 wht>n Pas1
Dutton scored off d pdss by
Jonathan Skaalen with 5:50 le>ft in
the third quarter.
~ But the Tritons (17-12) mount-
ed a COI'l}eback and kept pressum
on Stanford's dcft)hse .•
Justin Wylie scored off d pass
by Vladimir Ojapic, who scored
UGSD's first goal, with 2:'58
remaining in the quarter. Ross
Mecham then ldunched a shot
from nine meters that was
blocked by Cardinal goalie Chns
Aguilera.·
An ejection led to a shot by
Douglass Cole from eight meters.
The hall was hpped hy Stanford
defender:., but got past Agui1'm1
and the Tritons trailed by three
A ma;onty of the fourth qudrter
otfcnsc was put up by the Tritons
and what offense Stanford could
muster was stopped col<l h y
goalie .Joe Welsh, who stopped
two breakaways· single-hunded
With 4:11 remauung, Djap1c
shot high from three meter .
DJup1c latex fired a skip shot from
beyond the seven meter mark
wh1c:h was blocked by Agwlera.
After a backhand try by Cole at
two meters, DJapic's last attempt,
from about 14 meters out, was
also blocked.
-People keep telling me I
should be happy we did so well,·
UCSD Coach Denny Harper said
(the Tntons are a Division III
school). MBut I'm disappointed.
We ieally wanted lo win this
thing. l would feel h tter if we lost
the way f\.1dSSti<'hU 5PttS chci . It
l~<.1Vf'S me wantuu1 more. I want
thes£> guy.s agmn dt 10 a.m .
tomorrow.•
Stanford, rcrnk,1d No. 2 m the
latest poll, moves on to Sundtty's 3
p.m. hU~ match agamst USC, cl
12·3 winm'r ovc>r MlissnC'hu etts
m the other s1•1mfi11dl. ln their )a!;t
meeting, ttt~ C\1rdmal upset USC
m the >mif u'klls of the Mountain
Pacihc Sport Pecieration tourna-
ment al Nt•wport J hirbor.
The k>p·ranked 110JdrtS (24-3)
domiMted the hrst half, getting
four pomt eac:h from Marko Pm-
taric and Georye CsaszPr e n route
to a 9-0 lead.
The Mmut~rni>n (27-5) pl<1y
UCSD m the th:ird -plrlr e match til
1 :30 p.rn. Suncloy.
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBA LL
M
Costa Mesa's Bryan Rlce (S) defends in Mustangs' nonleague contest ~1th
Canyon tops Mesa, 66-48
' •Costa Mesa battles
hard, but Comanches
show better aim.
B \1110 F\I 11\" II
():iy Pb
COST~ MESA -In a game of
spurts the Costa Mesa 1-:ligh
boys basketball team'!> wera too
few and fcu between as the host
Mustangs fell to Cdnyon, b6·48,
in nonleague action Fnday.
The Comanche!> (1-0) used
runs of 9-0 and 7 ·O to seize a 22-
9 first-quarter lead, then put
together surges ot 12·0 and 7-0
to push the lead to 25, before
settling for the dccl!.1on.
Mesrt posted a 10·0 run
heginning with Bryan Rice's
three-pointer with seven sec-
onds left in the opening penod
to close to within 22· 16, hut
couldn't muster a sintllar surge
until the outcome was decided.
Tho Mustang:s (0-2) scorerl
sue straight points early in the
final quarter and finished with a
9-2 run to make 1t respectable.
·1 liked Ute way we were
playing dcfem.e at the end,•
Mesa Coach Erich Allen sclld.
"But we're still working out
some kinks. We'd start to put
things together, then have a
/
Mesa's Mike Payne looks for
some breathing room.
hruakdown. It's mental. not
physicdl.~
The Mustangs poor shooting
performance, however, had less
to do with brain wuves than
Ccinyon's spuited defense.
The hosts connected~n just
14 of 51 from the floor (27.5%),
while the Comanches were
drilling 25 of 50.
Me a did help force 14
turnovers, while committing 1ust
eight.
Rice. \\ho had d trio of three·
pomtcrs, Nate Jones and Shaun
Ferryman t•ctch h1Hl I 1 pomls for
lht> f\tustt1n~1s, \\ hlle ... ophomorc
Steven Wlllttaker <"'rune ofl the
bench to pour In thre1" three·
pointers in the f mal 10 mmute~.
Ferryman and Jom'" each
a dded ""ven rebounds, \\ h 1fo
junior pomt quard ))a\ e WeH
ha.d Utre<> ac;s1:.t .
Duv Tran a nd Rick lintstt hi
w,>rc def n 1va dcmoru. for the
hosts. .
Can)on was led h} ·guard
Roger llogan, \\ho hot (;7
from the field, en route to a
game-h1uh 24 pqmt He
drained rour of the v1s11or ' six
thrt'c·pomtcrs
Guard Ne1f l lnmmond
tolalPd 14 pomt , mcludrny l\'<O
three halls, w lull• Rog er
Romb~ru ddcled I .~ pmnts c ml a
gamc-h1gh 10 llNml .
NONL£AGUI!
CANYON 66, COSTA M ESA 48
S<ore by Qu.-rten
C•nyon 22 1S 14 15 -66
Costa Me\41 9 1 1 1l 1 7 -48
Canyon · Hogan 24, 'Hammood 14,
Romberg 13, Taylor 7, Wijl~ 2. Yu 2,
Eftekhari 2, Mmhau~ 1
3 pt. goals· Hogan 4 Hammond 2.
Fouled out -None
Costa Mesa • R1c:c 11 , Jones 11.
Ferryman 11, Wh1tta er 9, Tran 4,
Hatsum1 2...Wci Q. Payn 0, Hunier 0,
Abbott 0
3 pt. goals • R!Ce 3. Whittaker 3
Fouled out None
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'°me Si?lf·coofidence or
~elf-control?
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Ca ll "Rick Nixon" the Power Washing
Expert to Professionally clean it
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL·S
PoWers, Smith lead
.. p ~ -
Mesa to 61-53 win
•Mustang~ play Vdlfr·y C h11 ttan todci y (9 a .m.) for
· Mayfaif-aeUflow~r Tournc.tment'!i c onsolatton crown.
BELLfoLO\i\ E!{ -Senwt Ev •lyn
Pow •rs scoTt'~ 20 point a nd 6·
foot junior .Autumn Snuth bad IO
pomts, 10 i~bO'unds and .seHn
blocked . hot.., a:. Costa 1 A '
l ligh ::. gub bas)<~tl>all t ttl
deh~tcd Long Be&ch Jordan, Vl ,
53, Fnda}; m the" ronsolaUon
c;,em1hnab or the Mayfiur-Ue1l· CoslA ME.sA 61 l.oNG 8EAoi
f1owe1 Toum amc·nt al Bellflow r · ~by Quarters
TI1e f\lustc ng (2-1 ), who lt~ · Long Bea'"n Jordan 6 10 16 21
57-36, w1lt\ four mmut ~ remain· Costa Mesa 18 11 13 19
V Long Beach Jordan Spencer 3 mg m th P game, play aJle~ · Patt ~on 2 Som 13, Johnson 2..
Chnsttan of Cem tos toddy at 0 Harll,ln 1.-. Flynn 12. Hayes 7
a m. for the consol<it10n d1dmJ>1· 3·pt goa SOm 1 F.outed out -
onship at Thompson Park <;entPt Cos~ Mesa Huang 0 Smit h 10:·
m Bellflower · Hatsushl '"· Kidane o Powers 21>,
N 11 t h. "t·~s •'" Nguyen U, Earnest 14 Hitt o Sas ~ • ancy a sus 11 ,, .._ ., weer.so
.. ophomore µ01nt gu111<l, hctd 12 l pt go t one fQuled out· N.bil
Diaz paces Estancia 51--30
Bt:VERLY I llLL$ -Frnnoo
Diaz, an all·d1stn rt Dr•'llm 1 Pam-
er lf!sl .... eason lot 'l!slauna H1~h.
~c-orcd·2o points .md pulT~d down
10 rPbounds <t.:> the Eay-1 s' qtrls
ba!>ketl>all IP.elm Rriday dofeatl'd
Hawlliom e, 51-30, in the Beverly
Hills Tournament
Coach Paul Kuh} 's Eagl
(2·0) will play Clo\'1s of Frc no
today at 2 pm m the scmilmal
The wmne! will pla}' m the C'lmm-
pwnsh1p game cit 4 30 pm Tbc>
10 ... e r goes home
Estana a blitzed Ha .... thorn!! m
the tl urd quart "'f, 18·9 a~ DtdZ
srnrEd eight 01 her 11omt and
Lauren ( a>S L c
lCJ poin1 Cus ty. JUtuor. ~
hud P\ n r('bound and Qt
teals EVd Varmu led Es
,.,1u1 1 v n dS t"ts Th" Eag,fu
I d 4 0·2~ .aft r UueC! .quan
1£VEfl:lV HILLS TOURNAMENT
ESTANCIA 51, HAWTHOSl.NE 30
Sc0teby Quarters
Hawthorne . 7 6 9 S
Estonc:1a 1 o ts 1:r~~
Hawthorne Oavis 1:! Smith 10
Seibert 6 Johnson -Z Hena rson O
3-pt. goa s Davis 2
Fou cd out None
Estancia H rat 2 Sl~nfeld 4
Cassity 0 Varma 2 O ;u 2<> Orel on;;
Barrera 3, M<rtsufv11 2 Lenhart 2 •"
3 pt 9041 s No1 e Fou ed out
• ,,. ~
CdM falls to Dana l-lills, 41-3
CORONA DUL MAR Th"
Corona de! f\.lcir lf1gh girls has-
ketball lPam showc·d 1t t.:a1 11y
mexperienn! eurl~ m , Pa Qn·
opening 41-34 lo~s to nonleagu~
visitor Dano l llll!i Fm.lo
The Sed Kmgc; howcvP-r u1 o
showea they could hang '\\'1th llH
Dolphins afte1 surren<k nng th~
fir,t nine pomb of th" cont(• t
•1t was hr);t-gom Jitter
Coach Elbert Da\'.ls scucl Cbar-
lene Quon earn r ad}' to plu~
but, unfortunately no one. cl e
came with h r We h tt\c JU t h\O
pldyers with varc;1ty exp •rience
and our girls were very n •rvl)US."
Dana Hills (I· 1) cttl~I lor an
11-4 ftrst-quartn lel1d and led
20-11 at tiie bn:wk
Rut the ho t won the. econd
hali as Quon finished with team
highs m point (15), <1:-. t!>t 1hwJ
and steals (four).
NON\..EAGUE
DANA HIU.S 41, COftOHA on
Score by Quarters
Dana H..i s 11 9 12 9..,..
Corona del Mar 4 7 12 11;-:
Dana Hills tiardy 2. Ho\vara to,."'
Hutchinson l 2, Pu11 ey .t Reese S ..,.
Olsen 2
3 pt goals Howard I
foutea out Non
Corona d~I Mar Ou n 15 -
Wa'tanabe 3, Did.son 7, Labuda 2.
l<;IWata 7 Gruber 0 Eyre 0 Cling 0.-•
5 McCo~ 0 K McCoy 0. Ha\'llklns 0
3-pt. goals Quon 3 K1wata 1 ·
Fouled out Non •
-Kelly Stewart sparkles for \Vh caton Coll 'ge
Newport Bedch re ident K<'ll) :SlPw a1t a frl slunan at WhecJton 'C
lege. automdllcall} quc1hhed for U1£> 1 qgq NCAA D1v1. ion Ill S tru-
miny Champtonslup 111 l\'ldrch b}' \~mnm~ the 200·\ard fr1: ~
the Little Sta te Invitational \'.Ith d tim of l 54 7 -
Ste wart also \'.On the 50 free (24 ht) and th 100 fr('(' I 3
time .. earned hecir CA Ot\ is1on m cons1derati n m th ev • .. •
....
LOCAl SCHEDULE
• Votleyblill
High school g irls State Fina s at
Cypress College, CIF O s on I Newport
Horbof V\ Stockton Linc n 1 pm
• Basketball
Commur\1ty college m Orang~
Coast/Kiwanis Toumam nt 1 nal~ 3 S
and 7 p.m.
Community college women Oran~
Co~t at Cuesta Tournament 'fin ~Is 2 4
and 6 p.m.
High school girls Costa Mesa at
Mayfair Bellflower Tournament vs
Valley Chnst1an, 9 a m Newport Harbo1
at Unive1~1ty Tournament, ~ University,
5 p.m; Estancia at Beverly Hills
Toutnament. semifinal). vs Clovis 2 r m
•Soccer High school bOys Irv fl<?' Tournament
CoroM del Mar \-S Irvin at
Meadowood, 8 a m , Corona dcl Mar
vs Ca vary Chape at Me.adowood. t1 30 a m E~a1l<la vs O H
Irvin High. 3 pm Est a vs C
at H 11t ge Park f eld A. 6 30P
N wport Harbor V5 S
A. ton Par 9 45 a m
Harbor " Un vers t at
• 4 4'i
High school cilrh lrv;ne Tour 1 t
Newport Harbor vs Woodb11dg at1 :
IN•ne High 8 a m . Newport vs St ·
Milrgare t s at Hefltag<! Park F"1 d ~ ,
pm t ' •Wren n
Htgh ewport HarbOr t £t
Dorado •~m Tournamer t, Q
Estanc a at Down y Duals :
• Water polo • •
H19h Khool grrts Costa MC$3 t :
Simson Splash Tournament. 8 30 .m
1 'Esperanz.a
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84 Sol\Jrdoy, December 5, 1998 r.ts · Newport Beach/Cosio Mesa Doily Pilo
SCHOOL IOYS WATER POLO HONORS Lindsay Davenport!
Tucker Birdsong
l NEWPORT HARBOR'S CONWELL,
LE PER EARN. FIRST-TEAM ALL-CIF
CdM's Palda, Tucker
make second team, while
Sailors' Birdsong, Becker
and Peetz also honored.
On the hc•els of a second
straight St.'a View League cham-
p1onsh1p m boys water polo,
Newport lidrbor High placed five
players on the 1998 All-CIF
Southern Section Division I team,
mcludmg Gary Conwell and Jeff
l.ceper on the fin.t squad.
Corond del Mar, which fin-
ished second m the Sea View
dfler knock.mg otr El Toro in the
league hndle, placed two on the
second lcum
Conwell, thr Sea View League
Player of the Year, talhed 47
· goals,' 60 assists, 56 steals and
. drew 36 ejections from oppo-
nents, while Leeper had 60 steals,
48 goals, 19 assists and drew 34
ejections from opponents. Con-
well a.J}d Leei:>er are both seniors.
Newport Harbor seruor Kevin
Becker and Sailor jµruor gcidl-
keeper Tun Birdsong were sec-
ond-team All-CIF Division I
choices, while seruors Jason Pal-
da and Ryan Tucker of Corona del
Mar were also second-team
selections, CdM Coach John Var-
gas said Thursday.
Newport Harbor senior Clint
Peetz made third-team.
Becker scored 66 godls while
adding 49 steals and 23 ass1sts for
the Sailors, who earned the No. 2
seed in the Southern Section D1vi-.
·s1on l playoffs but werf! ehmindt~
ed by Foothill in the quartertmab.
The Tars .finished·. 23-6 and atop
the Orange County rankings by
regutar season's end.
Corona del Mar was 12-12 and
lost to top-seeded Long Beach
Wilson m the quarterffuals.
Birdsong concluded the year
with 230 Sd\'es while Peetz con-
tnbuted 28 goals. 14 steals and
eight ctss1sts. ·
Pdlda, Tucker, Leeper and
Birdsong were also first-team All-
Sed View League picks this sea-
son B<'cker and Peetz mdde sec-
ond-team alJ-league>.
-by Richard Dunn
~l~St ars · ~ollide today
• Six Newport-Mesa seniors represent South at CdM.
CORONA DEL MAR -Six
:-.i•mor slandouts from Newport
H.irbor, Corona del Mar and Cos-
to t>. lcsa hiqh schools will repre-
sent the South today in the
Ornnge County All-Star boys
Wdtcr polo game at 12:30 p.m. at
thro CdM J hgh· pool
$ea ViPw League Player of the
Yt.?dr Gary Conwell, who helped
IPdd thP ~a1lors to their second
strc11ghl lec1que title, the No. 1
rankmq in Orange County and
the No l M•ed in thE' CfF South-
Prn Section DivlSlon I playoffs.
will he )Otn<o•d by teammates Jeff
Leeper and Kevm Becker on the
14-pldyer Soulh rosler.
Jdson Pdlcla und Ryan Tucker
will reprnsPnt CdM, wtule Hunter
Tdylor is the lone> Costa Mesa
player taking pdrt agamst the top
pldyers trom the North
Titylor, d three-ume AU-Pacif1c
t oast LPague performer and a
second-team All-CIF D1vlsion II
selection as a JWUOr, scored 84
goals and amassed 86 ste<tls for·
the Mustangs this fall.
Conwell scored 47 goals and
added 56 steals and 50 assists for
the Sailors, who were upset by
Foothill in the Division .I qudrterfi·
nals and finished 23-6.
Leeper, a repeat hrst-team All-
Sea View honoree, totdled 60
steals, 48 goals dnd 19 assists,
while Becker, d second-1et1.m all-
lea~uec. had 66 goals, 49 stcdl.s
and 23 assists
Palda and Tucker, both first·
team all-1.eague ·picks, helped
lead the Sea Kings to a 12-12
record and the Division I quarter-
finals
San Clemente's Marc Parker
will coaclt the South, which prdc-
llced as a tedm W~ne-.day and
Thursday.
-by Barry Faulkner
WATER POLO
Today,
at Corona del Mar High
• U.S. National Women's team
holds girls clinic. 8· 10 a.m
Girl5 breakfast with national
team, 10; 15 a.m.
• Boys breakfast with national
team, 8·45·9:45 a m ;
U.S. National Men's team holds
boys clinic. 10 a m.~noon.
• Orange County High School
All·Star Game, 12:30 p.m
• , Women's national team vs.
Canada, exh1b1t1on game,
1'45 p.m.
• Men's national team vs
Yugoslavia, 3 p.m.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS WATER POLO
Costa Mesa falls, 4-3; CdM loses at LB Poly, 6-4
• rvtustangs return to action today at 8:30
a.m. in Benson Splash Tournament.
ANAi lEIM Juruor driver Shayna Kline scored
two gouts tor Costd Mesa High's girls water polo
ted.ffi, but Kdlella's Pahi Hori scored with 20 seconds
rcmdlrung 111 the gdme to ltft the Knights to a 4-3 win
rriday in tht> Benson Splash Tournament at Katella.
Junior .J,mntffc>r GrublS1ch also scored a goal for
Co ta MP.sd, while teammate Stephanie Lombardo
recorde>ci s1•ven godlie saves Alexis Waite had three
goals for KCtlelld, the designated VISitor. Knight goal-
tender Kt>lly Cornruvas had 11 saves.
Mesc1 ( l ·2) play~ m the consolallon round today at
8:30 a.m. ut fapE>ranza High.
Hapen1an, Tucker score twice for CdM
LONG BEACl I Corona del Mar High 1uruors
t Jayley fidpcmun dnd Melinda Tucker scored two
goals ('C:l<'h Fnday, but host Long Beach Poly
defeated the St>a Kings m a girls nonledgue water
polo game, h 4
Arin I l<.'ndnckson hdd tour goahe saves for the
Sea Kmgs (0-2), who pldy next week m the Villa
Park Tournament
BENSON SPlASH TOURNAMENT
KAn:UA 4, COSTA MESA 3
Score by Quarters
Katella 1 1 t • 4
Costa Mesa 1 2 o O • 3
Katella -Waite 3, Hori 1. Saves -Cornmvas 11
Cost.I Mesa · Kline 2, J. Grub1s1ch 1. Saves· Lombardo 7.
NONl.EAGUE
loNG BEAOt Pot..Y 6, C:0..0NA DEL MAR 4
Score by Quarters
Corona del Mar O O 2 2 -4
Long Beach Poly 2 2 1 1 • 6
CdM -Hapeman 2, Tucker 2. Saves 4 Hendrickson 4
MUNOZ turned around and nobody WdS
behind me.· Al.BERTO MUNOZ
CONTINUED FROM 81
Though lhe team expected to
compete for a title at the outset
but disappointed and hmshed
out ot the runrung, Munoz,
following mib.al tears of Sddnt>!.S
for his comrades, eventually
realized the sigruficanct; of his
individual accompbshmcnt
'"That'1> big big,• Muno:t, the
Daily Pilot Athlete of the Weck,
said of lus state title.
lorn: Sept. 16, 1979
Hometown: Costa
Mesa
Height S.foot-6
Weight: 123
Sport: Crcxs country
Pof..: No. 1 runner
Colich: Charlie Appell
Favorite food; Lasagna
f.avorite movie: "Forre~t Gump"
Belt d\letk moment
"W1n,,.n9 the PCL championship
thii year, and state, too "
Athlete of the Week XII: Ran I
stratcg c ra<:e and uSed a big kk k
in the final 400 meters to win •n
lnd1V1dual state 01v1slon IV cre>Wn
In 15 S3 Saturday at Woodward
Pane n fre$nO. It was Estancla's. fltst individual stat• title.
Dlllf Plb
CoJl«tor sporu urd ~fies M.:s
•In. lead of backhand, she displays backside with a
tartoq: If you didn't see it, it wolild be hard to believe.
Before you say ·~o way, Jose ... trust me! It's there! ·1n rare· fonn, Lindsay Dnv<mporl revedled a little
more thun the dverage
vwwN dnticipated the other
mqht on ESPN's "Up Close.~
Davenport, Pnjoying life at her
home Ill Nc·wport Beach as the
world-'li No. 1 player, is forever
uske<l about today's teenage
g('n~ratton on the Women's
Tennis A~soc1dbon Tour -.f.e.
Anna Kuum1kova Venus
W1ll1am~. f\ 1drUnd Hmgis -but
the U S Open champion merely
shnig~ her shoulders dnd let's
her getme do all the spealung
While the aforementioned tno
could land on tne cover of any
magdzme at your local grocery,
Davenport 1s, well, not exactly
the mustard c.oming off the hot
<Jog . In Hm8, she won Mx singles
tournaments and IC't evc•ryone
else pose for the cameras.
But the• usually reseived
Davenport showed all her
Olymp1c-rm9s ldltoo on her
(qusplJ uppPr righl postcnor II
I hactn·t seen it, I probably
wouldn't have bC'hevcd it.
Bui thPn> Wdc; !)he. concluding
tha 30 1niuut.n mtcrview h¥
lowcnng hPT designer jeans· a
speck lo unrnver the ~tylish
tattoo (sht? won the? 1996 gold
meddl al tlw Atlantil Games).
l\ ldybt> those rover girls are
startmCJ to ruh ofl
• Davenport h ad high praise for
her coach, Rohc•rt Vm1't Hof, the
former USC All-Amencan and
Pcthsttdcs TPnnis Club head pro
emeritus
"(Vdu't Hui) turnc>d dround
my CdTCer, • sttid Dc1venport, who
hin.'d him m the fttll of 1995, then
slowly hPHrln to drop weight
(totalinri ahout 10 pounds) before
dlmhing to Nu 1 on t•arth.
"J le's my hP-.1 lm•nd,"
Dt1venP.ort c1dclccl dunnq the
mteivww. "Wlwn you're travf'l-
CIF DOUBLES
CONTINUED FROM 81
thcu return of ~erve, and that's
what mudc the dilf PrencP.
"In double-;, that's the name of
the game .. to lake control of the
net. The 'Jast tune our girls plc1yed
lhNn, they pluyed Jrom the back
court ancl (Newport Harbor)
plap•d at the m•t. Our girls were
clE'lermmccl not to let that happen
<1gdm.
·With that (game plan). I
thouqht (the result) would tum
around, hut not Uus !'iqmficdntly."
.. '\dams <1nd Case, who reached
tht• o.,cction quarterfinals a year
• t1yo, shockt'd top-seeded Caitlm
Bld~hdw und Chnslie Tjong of
Peninsula, 4·b, 6-3, 7-5, in the
~enuhnc1ls <'t1rhc1 in the day.
Addms und Cc.tse became only
the econcl Newport I !arbor team
m h1sto1 · to reach thP. CIF dou-
bles hn<1l. 1ara Cola1zzi and
Sarah r lawkin reac hect the hnal
in 19tJJ.
S concl-ceded l Joc:ktcko and
• tustecit aclv,mced by defeating
Amy Tr.mkmo und Kate Romm of
Dana Hills, t).2, 4-n. fi-3.
Jn the third et of their semifi·
VOLLEYBALL
CONTINUED FROM 81
ing together all the tune, you do
everyUung togeU1~r. I couldn't
lDlagine (ioing this with anybody
else. I couldn't imagine s1drting
over with somebody else
"1 hope (our ieldtionship) lasls
my whole career, and then
.some."
Davenport, wrnner of 23
career doubles titlos, capture<l
t;ingles tournaments this yedr at
Tokyo (Pan Pact.he). Stanford
(Bank of the West), Cdrlshdd
(Toshiba). ManhdUan Beach
(Acura) and Zunch, Switzerland,
in addition to the Open title in
New York.
• Van'l Hof, a former NCAA
singles champion for Coach Dick
Leach's Trojans, once rE>ached
the' top 20 m the world m men's
doubles, earning six professional
career doubles titles
But Van't Hof, d longttmc
player and coach for the World
TeamTennls Sacramento
Capitals, has become a much
bigger name m tennis as cl coach
than a player
• .None. of out local.high school
girls teams redched the CIF
Southern Section Division I
finals, but Mater Dei's Monarchs
captured the section's Division 11
championship Nov. 23 at the
Claremont Club Wlth Enn Herrel
(Nev, port Coast) and Emily Boyd
(Newport Beach). •
Mater Dei defedl('d Righett1 of
Santa Maria, 15-3, to WU\ the
school's hrst Clf tiUe in ll'lc 1>port,
as Herrel and No 1 doubles
partner Elena Klau swept. h· 1,
6-2. 6-1. Boyd swept at No. 3
doubles with Teri Mansour
Mater De1 Coach Don C'iark is
a Palisades member.
• Should be lnterestlng to see
how fdf former CdM H1qh girls
coach Tim Mang Cdn go with his
nal match tlgamst Pemnsula,
Adams and Cctse held a comfort-
able 5-3 edge w1Ul Ula1>haw at the
seTVlce line. The Smlors had four
match pomts but couldn't put the
PdDthers away.
After BlashdW held serve, the
Panthers broke Adams to tio the
set, but the Tars won the next two
games to advance
With Case serving at 6-5,
15-15. Adams punched a strong
forehand volley at the• nel, but the
game's next four pomts came off
unforced errors, mcludmg a close
call near the back line (ruled out
by Newport Harbor). dnd the
Sailors prevailed. .
"In that (mnth) game, 1t
seemed like we hdd 10 match
pomts/ Case said •I thouqht
we'd get one of them, then when
we lost ou1 serve the next gc1me, I
thought, 'Oh, no.'"
Adams, a national rhampion
with her mother, Dorse}·, tn ttie
USTA Mother/D<lUghter runks,
and Case embraced following
thelf upset victory over Peninsulu.
But Case said they "expected a
lot more" after losing m the fmills.
"We beat them last time,"
Case said. "This time, they were
more consistent and didn't TTUs~."
wa1> a tournament etht1ck to Val·
ley Chnstidn.
Lincoln is led by 5-9 c;cnior set-
ter Mindy Jellin, d four-yeor All-
. Stockton Arca srlecuon n<tmed
of thP stttlP plciyoffs). • Area Player of lhe Yedr this fall by
Prov1chn9 the 11nposrng net the Stockton Record,
prc..,t-nrc Im I lurhor wilJ be 6-1 . "She was an All-Amcncdn in
jumm All·CIF outside hitter April the cluh season pldymg \n lh<" 17-
Ross, fi·Z senior middle blocker and-under division dnd she's
K.1thy l avoid, fi-2 Junior middle waiting to get into Harvard," aid
Knst« Dill ancl fi-1 enior setter Alma7.an-CoZdr, who hils sent just
Jpnnifm Coff•y one other pldycr (San Jose State
Care}. thP. Sf'rt1on's D1vis1on I senior Nicole l lintz) mto the
Co·Play1•r ot th ' Year l<tst fall who ma1or-collcge rnnks.
Munoz, who will continue his
postseason labor today m the
Foot Locker Western Regional
open meet at Mt. SAC, won th1
season at the Yucaipa
lnvitational (a hilly course), CIF
D1vis1on IV prelinunan •:. at Mt.
SAC and Pacif 1c Coast League
Finals dl lrvme Regional Park for
a second year m a row. But
wiruung a state title was the
pinnacle.
htt acn pied d scholdrship ofter Junior 5.9 outside hittc>r
to attend the University of Suzanne Escabar, ·another oll•
l J.1wc111, al!:o d1 tnbutcs to 5· 7 area election, as well as Junior 5.
1un101 Brendo Wdterman. Cdrey 1 t oppo ite Julie fubei:, 1umor 1~ al o an oftf.'ns1vc thredt at the outside hitter Nicole Davis (5· 71
net ancl 'hf• ptJcr>d the Tars Wlth and 1umor nuddle Molly Mor-
the course, following two 15 dig tn < cnufinal sweep of daunt, round out a balanrl!d Tro-
appearnnces there la~l year Mttrin i l\ws<lay. Jan hneup. "AJberto had all the tools. so
all he had to do was play the
game, run hi rac nd pay
attention, and h' dJd," 1\ppt?ll
said. "Like 1 SC91d, this time he
wa1-; an offensive play r ... not a
dcrensive player."
-Munoz, 5·0 in PCL cluel mect1>
(at the Clovic; West lnvttational Erica Wodc, a 5·9 · •ruor who Almazirn·CczM, who II led
and c;tatc meet, when 1.he Eagles atlc ·nd1'd l.mculn ur:lelly, but did b 11 l I d .:ad not Jll<tY Hien'. t,,•fore ttanstcrttng a con ro un sef'Vlng a llu I•
h01 hed s •cond in Division IV). to Newport l>Pfore her sophomor tional strcnqlhs, said he hasn't
"I wa, very ~d (ahout lht> l'dson, is 1 pivotal htt<'k-row J>Cr· had a player notch as many a 20
tPam's finish th•" year)." Munoz kills i·n a mat•'h this sc"" .. c>n "" tonnN, its. 1s ~-7 <•nicir Marissa .... .... · s.tid. "l W«s so d1sappoinh•ct, I Cothi t1n. The Trojans' only Jos w~s 6
csctuolly tried. When J st1w my N wport, whic:h won its first three-game SW<.'l'p by D1v!s1on II
TENNIS
new organuatlon which Wlll
provide a High School
All-American teanl'and possibly
a national tournament in
Newport Beach.
Mang, who resigned
Thursday as CdM's coach but
w1U continue as the school's boys
coach, is planning to employ
eight district representallws
around the country to dSsist wiU1
the All-American team selection
process and team national
rankmgs ,
· "J've organized d foundation,
and I've got corpo1ale pdperi. in
Ltts Vegas," Mang said of his
enterprise, wtuch he started
about d y<>ar ago. "I've got d loq<~
_and dll the..cop.y.J19.h_t_s_. "--
Mang, a longtime promoter ol
high school tennis, has a
cornbmed 183-36 record tor both
!Joys ctnd guls teams dt CdM
since 199~.
• The Palisades Tennis Club,
located adjacent to the Hydtl
l';E>wporter on Jamboree Road
and owned by Ken Stuart, wilt
host a tcmnis scholarship sl•mmar
Wf'dne!->ddy in the Chupman
Lounge at 7;30 p .m ., m
con1unct1on w1th the United
States Tennis Assoetation
1)1c.k Bohmstedt is the contnc t.
D<•lails· (949) 644-6900.
• RICHARD DUNN 's Club tennis
column appears tw1c.e monthly
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Corona del Mar
Foundation big·
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•Redder cites ddditional
areas of credit for new
Corona del Mar track.
In rc>lerl•nce to your art1cJl'
-Nothing synth~tic about 1t c1U,"
I woulcl hkc to mclude the
lC?llowmg in(orr.,dtion dbout the
nt>w trc1c:k and h~ld facihllcs
nirrPntly under construction <11
Cotontt del f\.lar l {Jgh School.
Manv members ol the
commuruty have contnbutcd
counties ... volunteer hours and
hnanc1ttl support to make the•
tiwam of Coach Bull Sumner tt
mahty. Dr Don Martin,
pnnc1pal, Wt1s instrumental in
solving some ma1or problem"
that where encountered along
thP way, not th~ ledst of wh1cl}
Wd · the coorciinalion of th '
mo.,tallat1on ot the new drninagt•
system, which v.'111 benefit all the
d1hlehc fields al lh<> site,
Without the suhstantidl
hnanr.1al support of the CoJOnd
dt•l Mar I hgh School
Foundation.. which has done so
mut:h for the school, W<' would
not h«V<' broken ground The
$100,000 contribution by the
founclahon, and th<• support ol
1t~ hoard, made it happen.
J have be<>n fortunate to Wt'>rk
on llus project with Ille '
dedicated bodrd memh ~rs of
the CdM Track and Fll'ld
Poundahon, We must also
acknowlNlgc the broad upport
of olher qroups, including: th"
CclM I hgh School dnd Junior
J ltgh S<:hool PTA: Uw ~a Kinu
Runnmg Club, whos · members
have contnhuled their time and
re our<:e over the Jlf!St two
years; and the CdM boys OCCl'J
booster cluh,
Addibonally, we would like to
th.1tnk the Newport·M a ·
lJnlflc<.1 School District for Its
h IJ> nnd c1 spernll thank to th1•
fa<.:ilihcs MJtil opmdhon
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PORT BUCH DllCLAR· provlslone ol the Str"I Va· Newpotl Beach: and Aiiled1111n Innovations, )al Woodwo11ft, 7100 c.t-Thi• statemCo "' "'ci~• ea IMO CfTY'S INT•NTION cation Act. and, BE IT FURTHER RE· B EZ Un« Trash Bag•. rttoe A\19 . c.lilomla 80880 with th~-~ry m Cl
TO VACAT• A POA-WHEREAS the City coun-SOl.VED, that •t leUMWO 2 McFadden. IK. H~ Gulllenno ~. 7100 OfimOe ....,.. .. , Of' n TION 0 1' JAMBO"•• di of tl\9 City of Newport week• befor9 the day llnQ10n BMet°!r CA 928411 . c.trlto. Awe .. #Ois, si.n. t ... e 1748,U
ROAD AND A PORTION BNch hat review.cl and set for tieartng. ~ of Sloane IOmin P.CSerun, ton. CA 90880 Dally Pilot Doc. 6, 12, 19
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CATllD Al>JACllNT TO of tM City of Newport potted along Jtmbofee COnstanc:e Rebe«:a '9d· Hav. you ~ dOlng
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1825K Immaculate on BllACH HOUSB cr .. k Gated Comm, 3Br 2Ba 2c-gar fp w/d w/patlo W/d. S775/mo. Com•r Ooeen ald9 receptionist. 8:30am· COMa GROW
lush canyon, partlal lmpo•lng 3 Laveta alngle laV91 plan 3. $1800/mo. 1yr L.. No P•t• 831-7813 of Coaat ..... Bkr 5:30pm M·F. Br-•lc WITH USI
0 c • • n v I• w . with Fabulou• View. 2240 sf. 3br 2ba, for· Avail Jan 1. 848-5941 Litald• 1 89droom 940-78CMS&o5 computer akllla ~·d Expanding retail ac>
320 Hazel. can add Quality craftsman1htp. mat dlnrm, llvrm, •Bluthl 3 br flb9* Avall 12/11. No Peta 94 ... 7$-7410 vertlalng departme"'
on or bulld new. Agt ON THB SAND -famrm. gmben, tann, View yearty s22somo S830.+$476. d•po•tt DeerkTU[ ~y, Quoi PfT Cafeteria Work• .•"cc:ko•un•t ".~:!.'ut°'tvtva•t~ SM""-75""-9070 $1,850,000 Agent PoOI•, avall ear1y . D•c A ' 9 9 ;. 2 ,. 150 E. 21 St. 548-0683 Fis~· •r• N•w"'ort M••• ft--
v--949-723-8120 $2700 949-720-1848 gt 4 .... 44-44 <> INCOME ,. · Hll, develop and •• Oo•an Ci-on View It • It • itt flt, • itt PROPEDTY 2790 Y-r'Y ,,,. hie_ School• Food Dept, vice new bualnHt
Lr lot. U•1·_.• loo, 4Br. Nl!WPORT HKIOHTI. L11t tBr Upper unit, . "' 105·393•2017 C•mpu• Ctlterln9, --• I g 1 q '"'' DUPL•v • ••a• 2 a lb has lmm•d opening• and ap .... a •ectlon~ S827K JamH Gould STOR~Y-~BR • 11200/Mo. • oa NEWPODT MISCELLANEOUS throughout dlatrlct. We prefer• candidate Ag•nt 714-612·7474 2BR F'Pta Hi N•wport Reelty &\ te UNITS Oceanside Our team of employ· to haV9 a minimum df
L $ -:J • 949-723-4494 COAST .2170 RENTAI.S of PCH. $2,090,000 tot ... worka at achool• 1 year print ad. Ooean View access to Cl!IL•. 585f\ BKR f..uxurloua 2br 2.5ba Scott Sumner, Agent to provld,• good,nutrf. vertlalng experience.
private. b•aches 4BR Condo. Private baaeh SIBr+Loft 3Ba lmmac C·21 714-376-5554 tuon •-an ..... , .. u_ .. ,_ Exceflent communlc• $69SK .Joan Burk•Agt 940-T8CMS808 II bl $1775/ ,., ,... ... ,..,,. tr. Lill Ablllty to ava • • mo Cond t-... anvlronm•nt where •on ... , •· 759-9314/559-2876pgr N rt Sho ..... o, ga ... comm. 9 00MS 270•• .. ••••••• htld Jo b Mk 1et ..,..ala and __ ..._ * 9WpO ,.. _ ... 75-0249 W/"""'l/ana 2C att gar &\ VI• C ~•nan "a r •-"-BR Otll 2BA .. --.. , l"liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -·· , prof•Hlonal prMent• OCON Vll!W :S.am cell• c~w tit~ Old CDM 2br 3.6ba S2, 150/mo Lsa •• carta.1• BUSINESS & fTr~ clau"!' routlnffbl · tlona In • tut ~ Sita on lu"' canyon f tM9 000 rooftop deck S2000mo Agent 94~262-8161 NB Npt Nth 2br 2.5ba FINANCE ,..... po•• ena • and detail Ot1ent9d •~ 4Br, pool, huge tot. rooBlll. 0 d R att' nu, 949-833.()711 or aar .... _ Town""'-~ 2...Sty apt. fem prerd, parents to work wh9fl vi t ., S989K Jam•• Gould run Y • Ort ... Eva (949) 721 ·9862 .... -,........ Ute kit prtv, $476 + children are In school ronmen · Agent 714-612 7474 949-675-6181 end unit, $2800/mo 1/2 utll• 714-21SM>505 and b9 home wh•n Xlnt b9neftt packag' . •-nt. M•..-th Col• . tncludlng 401 k on-v ... ,..., .. T TWNHM"' POOL HOMI! 4Br 3Ba ~entlal ... CA Re•1tu NB ooeen Front Shr YVW!rr atuden\9 ar• not. If • ·-
L'o;fiaT PRICED R•mo<l•l•d kitchen, COSTA MESA 2124 &M-62001651•2781p:g~ 2br horn• w/pvt bath BUS1o.nMN LOST 6 t:O:~'":,~"!,~ 0 ::; ~::!'t~~yalcaJ '~
3Br tn COM. Out of ~~ADlck 7~~= ON aand, NO brd Wik, OPPORTUNITY FOUND 2925 t•am, visit our omc. Re•um .. vta fax: ,.._
area ••ll•r ••Y• •E'Slde• 3br 2ba dplx $760 84M50-e904 2904 r 1 g ht aw• y at : t•ntlon, Lynn Eaola
8•11 It Todatl Lrg Wat•rfront Plxer 2car gar no dog •n•~NTS 2985 8 St CM 11~ or mal: 3Br & tam rm, "99d• Gl•nt 2..ator• S1300. 203e FUiierton n.a-~&~ Found Ring In N9Wp0ft •ar " Times Communfly
co•m•ttc work but Under saoo,ooo CM 949-552-8&42 FOR RENT RENTALS TO ........ BHCh, 4 month• ago. 71 ~24-5045• M News, 330 WHt e.,.
PRICED 1000'• LESS Agt.Brfan Edmond1on ... ut ... ·I Studio ....,,. SHARE 2724 Pl•u• be wary of out 949-857-8835 PART TIMB R••I Street, Costa M .. 4
th I t 1 71~03-8558 •n• ,......, ••••••••• of er•• compa"ll••· · ••tat• Aaaletant. CA 92•27 HOUSES/ an • • • • • • 1/2 Flower pvt ent Che((k with the local Lost Cat Himalayan. computer lltereta •~---.,-----...
S319•000 Make onerl prkng. •DI 0cc nlPet9 ---------a.J P•nn Pt qul.t nr •Batter Buafn••• V•ry nuny, bl<I• •ve•. general office. Fu ..... L.oc..i.ra nMd;a CONDOS :i~~,;>9 SOUTH COAST $895. Open' hou .. CORONA bch, ahr 20009q.ft, w/ Bureau before you 700 Polnffttla CdM R•aume 949-717-4758 for anaek vending la mon SALE ---o 10s• Sun 1 .... 949-1548-8229 DEL ... D 2622 cpl.own bed/ba, $800. ..nd any money for (948) 78CMl781 oc. PT. good comm .-~ uu;;u, u .mn&\ lncl/utll'•· 714-432· .... or aervtcea. Raad Part·Tlm• plan 714-970-3215t
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Cost·• 1lfl!!r1r 1024 modeled 1Br cottag• 6t50 or 949-723-6597 and understand any m e grey cat w/ TELEM•RKETINQ ""~ •SELI..ER MOTIVATEP* • Ught a Bright BALllOA IS. to ahr contracta before you wht chHt/pawe, 12 Supermarket "' 1"---------1 2 story 3br 2.15ba bright, private entry, 2br 2ba unit. Garage, sign Shop around for yre. NB Bayside/ Harb S .;;..a T Buatnff• development Gl!NEltAL 1002 E aid• ONLY s7K OWN. condo. Frplo, patlo'a pallo, no ger/peta. w/d $1500mo Cati Phil SUNNY 28' 1Ba Apt rates. la. Dr. 94, 9-675-9973 8nnC8 8Ch reprHenltlv••· growU>
"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 3br 2.sba + Iott ap-& d9Ck. End unit 2 car S99!·'"° 841MS42-6112 (949) 725-8538 ;c:)m.,~:-Jsso/mo All cuh prom.I Avg. Part.time position for th• right * V.A.. * prox 1900 •f. prlv end attac gar. eoe Shut• l!A8T 81DI! 1br 1ba, *•o 01' HWY studio S401(/yr reatock Her· L .... I d 1>9rson. No .. Ill ... so Down. so Mov•ln hme. B~tn 10 1991. Lg S187K 714-eOCS-5879 houH, W/O Hkupa complete kitchen·. Newport Cout ahar• .. 1 1 1 C. Ot IQl81 It lft lead generation ·~
FREE C I I $ 7 2 5 No dog• lovely home In gated •11•Y d •P •Y'S " M. moa.nLOYMENT 0 ntJ appointment a-•na. oun .. ng yd & patl09, S289K By •3BR 2BA• 2 car gar • · patio, Incl utll $t585mo Work 6hre/Wk Inv &Oo.lft.I" nin-COU '"'"' .. FREE U1t of Hom•• owner. 94~548-2571 on lg parkllk• areL Agt.(IM9) 84~·9999. 949"'723-00TO comm. Pvt br/b•. full • • . """ gr .. t Newport Beaotl
HU o NA REP 0 S 2 •try end unit Ml!ii Vl!RDB TWnhm prlv, 1760 941J.37M800 r•Q d 800-215-1071 location. No Exp Neef
1·800-72:MS857 •'Sid• 2...Story 2Br wd hk~p 2 fen patioa 2br 1b• tamrm. iaund Amaalng Ven dlngll Grell For You muat have xlnt
Va,eran Real Eatat• 2.5Ba, vaulted calla, lg Poot, •Pa. upgraded! hkup, P•rf cond, no COSTA MESA 2624 Coka/H•r•h•y/P•p•I, EMPLO--NT Rttl_.. lnd .... dual1 communication aklll~ back patio, Newport $142,000 Lou Mac ~·'-· $950/mo Agt CO--DCIAL local rout•• avallable. •""" r.v nn PC Exp and the d .. 119
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1chool•I $229K Roni Remax (714) ~1594 1714) TSt-4330 1nuu;o~ $1400 WMkly profit. 5530 to aucc..cl. PT Dayal.
Raczkowski, Agent *E'Slda• 3br 2ba dpbc REAL ESTATE 1..&0G-337·t378 Procter & Gamble I• FT Poaltlon• Avalt.
714-211M>109 2car gar no dog AT&T· MCI PAYPHONE affklng a hlghly motJ. Hourly ~+ comlT'l. ..-eWPORT $1300. 2038 Fullerton ATES Prim• eltea ACCOUNTANT F/PT "atad Individual to For more Information Pix Up end SllVef 3Br r111ua'l'•ny LOT'' """ CM 94~552-8842 t ff M ... k T • ,._,, ....... 7• .. 1a•"" v ~YUO&n&\ t Ba•cH 2169 $150Kyr pot'I. 1..ow .. 1 s • • u.. now ax work approxlmatety ..,,.. -.. -~~~rgr=~ ~ro:;: CIYPT 1225 Mn •N.wty RetvrblahM BUSINESS oma pricHI 800-800-3-470 and Qulckt>ooka ac-18-20 houra P9f WMk,_._xt_3_10_. ____ _
Agent 949/718-2381 Lovety gated commt'y, FOR a'll.-2769 B••t Oaat In Town! counting •oftwar•. u a Service Technl· Wanted Penone wttrl
St450 Walk to theater, shop• AIO.W& Aboaolutely 0 down. ~~~1~0 1=~: clan. W• Wiii traln you Ula tnatallatlon 6
OPl!N SUN 1-8 BR KER Vitia B•'"-• Lg 18r 1Ba, C&IJ>Ort Harahey vending rte Fax raaume and aal-to tnatall and Mrvlce removal •xp tor 2mo •E Sld8* 3 muter · M2Br .. !Ba,PoO•tlo1 &extraatorage,$740. CdM em Olflott/ toclnCM.Eam~k ary history to •, ourCteanlngProduct1 project HB. Susanne 1ultH, atmo1t n•w. •JY.von M u,. t8r 18e+gar. 1710. workshop apace PCH 9hra/W'<. 8()().487.()227 Program• with retall Sto.3914537
$229,500 $0eelaflzltl I Im* M&oe770 S425 dep. Maple Apt•. A MacArthur Avt 12/16 (849) ._.2•7349 grocery outleta In thla *XMAS TRU LOTtt
2335 Elden ·c· CtmetlfJPrlllertr Prudential Ca Realty ~9g1~lMar;:::;;;:~ 94._.30-0198 M:.": s:~~?perN= CAR•OIY•R UHR aru. The houre Start S8hr. Daya FIPT. ~,';.~~94~~~f:z· BIG SAVINGS WI! HAVI! 80 CM prim• rtnall ape, atartlng this week. Not Shift•. 3 on 4 off; 88 worked par week WCll Comer of Mac Atthutt.
443 090 HOMl!S IN NII/CM 18r 1S. upstaJra. F/P 2100af start $1.10 MLM/Global. 2 Minute yr old. Muat be relf. ~~!':~riv:!! & San Joaguln, NPB.
iiectuoed 3Br Remodel (949) • 5 From $1500.·HOOO. leundry, electric gat•. NNN lmme<S occup. mag 1-800-301-5830 able and cartng. Com-travel may b• r• (7t4) 33 .. 1018 •
10,000+Sq.Ft Lot, 4c per mo. No FaH carport$975 + dep& Can be apllt Into two Vl!NDINQ La P•tltlv• ratH. COM quired
gar, new klt-roof·fam Broker 849-642-3850 good credit. S.. Mgr •P•C98 Ned a i z Y . area. (949) 442·1360 368 A d St tllC-• • 1>9raons drum. Faw --~-~....,......,.. __ 1 room•plumbtng. Raio 2Br 2Ba duplX on NP voca o • 848-464•7982 (and houra • Good $. Cer .. tver llv•ln fem., Wa are looking for a APl'OINIMFNI' "
S317•500 John Mlll•r, T shores frplc, WO hk, 2 101• a.tween 12•2pm mention thl• •d) Price to aett. trH bro-for elderty lady. Eng good communicator
Agent 949-687-3897 LO S car gar 11375 A.gt * 1 Br Detaol'l•d CM ahare ott109 approx chu... 800-820-6782 apkg, non amk., pare who enjoys tM chal· SEITERS '
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LAGUNA I••--•••••• 2er 288 apac Hbr Wd• n•ar b9ech. Cathedral mo. option to renew, CREDIT 2907 kffp. Muet drive, Wiii tng and •ervtctng ac·
BEACH 1048 Ooe11n .l•ttv Ylew8 Twnhm• 2 car gar ~~~~·181Irl\87~!~-;1P~ utll lnctd 849-645-0888 trafn rwt 94M73*7892 ~~~~~·· :f r~I~~~~.~~
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Bulk:I up to 5000at aar/2.88• 2·Story, d be bluff One prtvate office. 1-.2 n-UT hour• S20k·S75kfyr Previous customer $1 ,450K & S1 ,t!50K Matroceanvtew pool 2BR 1BA P on commonareaapac.a. 1-600-348-7t88 xd03 Hrvlca or t9Chntcal
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Agent 718-2721 (949) 842·9699 $800mo 941M74-0900 JM_ e Can he{Df aduHa In lndV'I llvlng quired. We offer a £..wl11l"lt1~1l In l!Jb9 ---------REAL BSTAT! e Mo. a..... poa•lbly B 81DI! 2Br 1Ba, lrg :.C...:: aklll• thru~ut O.C competitive hourly I 11111l1U™injt
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Be•CB' 1069 h I ... d carpet, gar, lndry fac. t n,, -i• 1 ~.'t .J ~ an-THIS POSITION 1·888-3ls..474-4_ 1 .l;oA om•. pr v... yar • No Pets $950. LNM r·.-ym .... WK f('U wlL.1.' NOT LEAD TO ..
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1004 $459K OJ>9n Sunday 2800' hme, area of 2.6Ba, $2495/Mo. BEACH 2889 BEACH 286S 88 W. 19 et. putting your tai.nta to
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eaachll B•autlful spa, gym. M•llnda Ne~ort M ..... ...: .. 1a and retail atora hU houra, pl•u• .. nd Agt. 949-759-nOO ,:wt' a..l. ll lmmed 01>9,nga for your rMume to: 01>9n airy noor planll A ~arlm 4 ,,. PT/FT rat aal••· -._ -..,_1 OPEN SAT 10.:Jpm HOUSES/ •BLUPFS ~b,..2~ ~.:I.fl enlA~ 2yre exp/m • •al+ .... rnN"
8 Escapade S225,000 Nice, 2 car gar. Nr HS Bayhont 1.ommun1ty with priv.1tc "c 1eh & MONEY comm. Also exp'd & a.tnbl9
Bottomllne R-~· CONDOS YHr~ S 1725/mo. mimna. Trorical l;ind~:iptng·Lirit'-" lunAt P"~'I TO LOAN 2914 walter/WaltrnH•. Fax Dlttrtbutlnl Co 94~9918 POR RENT Bkr e.7eo.:a14• &. •un dclk Walk 10 Aalhn.1151.md ho1 rHume, 94•720-7oe2 8502 E Chapman 238 1007 •&Ht valua•sea Island• *8oet Par4Mle Pa.... Minutes from f,uh1on I l.md "1n•nOlel woea have Orang•, CA 92889
"'iil•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 1 story hme, 2br 3ba, On Your Privet• • Sp:'lciOO! IBR, 2BR nr1d 213A & ilrn ipu pu on pur t09af NO PHONE CALLS t. $525K Joan Trout Beytront ~•tlo• p 1 1 HAVE PUii ACCEPTED. Quallned
Burr Whit• Realty 2Br 2.15Ba, Pool, Frplc • nvatc patr05 or l.l cnuu:~ · ~.~1C:.~:•of 1~~: candid at•• wlll b• '11111-.RJl_ .. (.I·
lM9J 978-4eaO GENERAL 2102 949-875-0854 •Wood t.ummi/eiu (irrr101cr.i @WORK contacted. Equal •"!•W ~ f •--• p hlatoryt No tee, 0. lallftd am rm, ovara...... ..,.. 8824783 H ...._ .... _ H • nva1c Rl!rdfC' ..,. Op"ty Employer m-f atr se29 000 Call •~-r ·-o..._ ,,_ 1 I I reaaonabl• rat••I ••• ,. • · · Agt Abendon•d •••oh *NllWPORT COAST Portoflno, phH• 2 • TX>at' 11~ 11v:u 11 r 1-8'77·5&M718 lrvlne Spectrum. f'LUll••R
Cottage Once In a Oth9ra evall. People 4br 4ba w/gardner • $1650°$l600 No Pru NP e .. ch, Laguna Backflow taater w/
ntetlm• opportunity at ~/d~•.~nft~~mh:n!;Z, '2790 SMMu ee1o Please call (949) 760~0919 :.~~~gr•:f:,.. '1: ~!cs 1~m~ to~OC BMPLOYMINT · = '340.000 Agent for a frac11on of nor· Ltdo lelo 3Br 2Ba. • • ANNOU?fC!llEllTS mtfi1, women & kid• Svo Co. Earn g,...t SUVICES 5533 723-8UO mat rent 941MMJ0.5110 Frplc, 3c gar, walk to ta '1'r F/PT aalee Po-1benef fM~ 1022 ••llAU D•ilOM•O. bch. Oanoa St. $3000/ altlona For tnt•r. pay · H•11111 ~ •• ililiil•iiii••ll CUSTOM HOMa Mo . ...._7234919 Call St~ Louck9 R .. I aatate ..... Pl .... b9 .were that :--• On ••••OA 00 s FAIRWAY APARTMENTS Me-T ... 1.U FIT or PfT UC4mMd or th llatl 1 t .. la --• large lot 4br 3ba ..,._ •U I LE• bay vtew ANNOUNCEMENTS not. We're hiring nowl • nge n " ._.. famtm, dlnrm, big ISI.AND 2108 dplX 3br 2ba, nu tlle/ AT 810 CANYON 2120 ERA/HB wtll pay fot egoty may require you
-· ·~1"9 Cnyn back yd AEDUC~I to ;::e'·°'arVt.'2000/mo. OATF.O CO!\tM 1n'DY IJ\: 1110"1: I l.A"O your req'd OOUl'H and :~ :'!.c~ ~~~ .. C)pen •at 1A .... m $919K CM• el•h 1 Antlbe• a.outlul ...... llnechtt .... ondgolf COUIM •••• OMO; cleti provide "" training. c .. -. lnut 'Opgraded 18r+ofnce. BKRC949)54e-0477 •Lfttte8elboela•2br t7 t 4 >833 41M vi.w..EnJoycorefrMlvinglnyoudarge FT poaltlon wttn "'9 800-40CM5391xt:118 ·-oeperm •·
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Cenatr, Frplc, MOUrlty WeetcUtf condo 2+2 No gar. Yrt; 11300/mo Bay. 2br tamrm, 3ba • Two-corvaroge •BAO PIPIR• BUIO c~ aldlta a "::·~-oomputer Blll'l.OTllBlfT ~•tem +mo,. poof Open a"" 1-4 lnol uUl. L.ot11 Vane• 13000. 841~75-7447 • W<**/drvethe>OtlUPt For hOllday pat1lff a cuatomar 19rvlo• 11t«a\e"i'-phone akMea, w.•~ 5•"9 ... 1214 Rutland Rd #3 Raaltor84N73-40e2 Of (111) I04M7'75 • FlrepkX•(WoodAgc») funl 114-291-2841 •klll• 1'9q\Ned. Pays peraonabte, ~. __ ..., ~
... ow Coe.at Highway $190k 840-723-9122 .. ---Creet lWH • AlrcondMoning 17.60/ttr. can NMCY Hlf •tartar Hndl••······· ••ntloeatle, end ---·· " 38.. .. .... _7 ... 1t00 •0 1--.. 9wedtlh ---· It no at•p• larg"t llA8T•LUP'I' Sngl fam BAJ.IOA 2Bt 28a, 2c gar, walk •Wet borln • ond ,. -'"""'9 to r. Box -·"'W ·-·-
patio, 21tr. ' 2111th hm. 311R. 8"t Buyl ._._..$"" • 2107 1t01900beach~ ~~A71ao18• • Alotm •v .. em 2HH bnta Ana, f::' hoootf,, -..~ eavtty Upgraded. Ftxw Oraat l.A>O S.C99K ran&n v..,. · .. 2a....v. !t • t1,650to$2,99$ ~6 ' Good our or '·
r eecu,.CI g r11ge, Bkt 949-720-t704 P•noramlo Vt•wal • "9oM cal (9A9) "'4·05o. ANNOUNCIMEJITS AIOfOUlfCUllllTS Rio•H1oihlT:P/T exp ~) r:::.d~ ~I & apa. ••r 1 .. HOUa• an Oov.r StloNa Hom• SOrty, no JNft, 2920 2120 • P ........... In '
• •• GIANT 1'1X•R eppl'a, hardwood nnt, UOO.f, totally redon•I busy tfl!I A.E. omc. ......... .. In Prlme Family Al•a. $1600/mo. Avl 12/6 Marble floora, granat. W"kday attemoona
vl.w to Catalina, ola•r Huge Potential fnd • (949) 873-1811 COUn181'9, wood panel, LIVE B" THE B-and WMkand poeltlon llBaCBANDJSB but goodlel 4Br, 38a, Right on th• Canal. pt1vate pOol. Onil of • • .I --other k9nd)
auper famuv 1oom ~·r 1450. ant J<md1 talQQIMo. --~-...,...--look• down Into bay, 1MD-r.z:l....-t20 COltOKA HllftU .._... ,...,_
o0mputer room, 2c Q011t6ioU• WATD D!l. llAI 2122 MM&9-03M Large 1 & 2BR + 2BA
,Qel'aQe ot 20 rue•t Vl.W high r1M condo ............. c........, Newport Bay 1ierrace Apts. r le n g. lit•• t • t '801 Udo' community v .. ,., ~
wn•4' • t .•H,000 tth noor. Very ~g,.... CAMllO ....,.. .. 39, Nie• 28r 28•, 2 blk• Near Back B & If Dv A~'!'. Only. a Ive pr I c Ing at 28a, 119 yrd, p,Mte to ocn k 8t1 Qt(, )fg ay go
1111,000 Compare bch acceee emo. IM, Matt.er, watk .. n-clat, COUrSe, Upgr&d , OeW
wlth oth .... at 17W5 tit mo to mo ... '.f>:~ •tlo/y•rd Q•rd•'*'·
7W. ~J4-~· ~ ti I.I. A~tnt ~t & , ~LWJ"T
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Hftt 6Dr I.tea. ao o-t Tew .. 11••• ~Br \rwliu ..... 1br
17Aa.f. Reduced to r.ae. aca..tde °' 'tbe "° P8t "" oarpet. (714) 545-4855 11 5,000 Biii 01\mdy H.Wy. l1IM{m0. ~ HH ...... 71 ... 111 A""°'9 IMN7M111 (949),,...,.,.., Cal 7am-t 1am MoiF ._ ______________ ..
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.Newport Beoch/.Costa Mesa Doily 'Pilot Saturday, Docember 5, 1998
•
405 FREEWAY TO BEACH BLVD. IN THE CIT.Y OF HUNTINGTON\BEACH
. .
·Las·t Chance-· Clearance Sale
•
• TLE .
• V6, AIR COND,
CASSETTE. POWER
WINDOWS/LOCKS, TILT.
CRUISE. DUAL AIR
BAGS, l ·YEARS FULL
MAINTENANCE AND
ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE
AND 10-YEARl100K
MILE POWER mAIN WARRANTY
AIR COND, CASSETIE, PWR'
WINDOWS/LOCKS, TILT, CRUISE,
DUAL AIR BAGS, 2· YEAR/24,000·
MILE FACTORY· WARRANTY AND
. MAINTENANCE AND
10·YEARi100K-MILE
POWERTRAIN WARRANTY
AIR COND, CASSETIE, PWR
LOCKS, DUAL AIRBAGS, 2·
YEAR/24,000-MILE FACTORY
WARRANTY AND MAINTENANCE
AND 10·YEAR/100K-MILE
POWERTRAIN WARRANTY
'95 HONDA
CIVIC
SL015434
197 KIA
SPORTAGE 4X4
V5534093
--OR-PER LEASE MO.
FOR -··· $2995 down+ drive-off 47 at S299 a month 12K a year. 15¢ am le dfler
Resldoal of $14 466 or buy for $24.995.
AIR COND, CASSETTE. PWR STEERING, PWR
LOCKS, DUAL AIRBAGS, 2·
YEAR/2'9ooo-MILE
FACTORY WARRANTY
AND MAINTENANCE
AND 10-YEAR1'00K·
MILE POWERTitAIN WARRANTY
197FORD
MUSTANG
VF154739 -···
1 97HONDA
CIVIC EX
VL092904 -······
197VW
GOLFGT4CYL
j VW005682 -······
'98VW
BEETLE
WM017541
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'98VW
JErrA GL
WN232965 -······
•
'97FORD
CONTOUR
VM113713 -······
'96HONDA
CIVIC EX
TH503734 -······
'96 TOYOTA
CAMRY
T0381055 -······
'97TOYOTA
RAV4
V0009055 -······
195AUDI
A64DRAUTO
SN052684 -······
19BVW
BEETLE .
WM004769 -······
197CHEVY
BLAZER
V2190290 -······
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PER MONTH
PER MONTH
·-Oft-PER II ~E MO.
Plus tax tor 47 mos cloSed end lee.<;e on approved Cl'edrt. $999 oown plus
dr1>.1e-off tees due at start Total of ~ts $9823 +ti:x PUri:nase optlOrl at
lease end $8884. Based on 1 ~ .. 15 centstmile 1tlerea.'ter.
1 at this price I 144046) '
A.Ill COND, CASSETTE. PWR LOCKS,
DUAL AIQAGS,POW9 WINDOWS,
TILT. aulSf. LEATMO, POWER TOP.
AUOYS. 2·YEAM4.ooo-Mllf
FACTOIY WARRANTY AND
MAINTtNANCE AHO
10.YtAMOOK-MIU
POWERTMfN WARRANTY
A.Ill CONO, CASSETTE. PWll
MNDQWS.\OCXS. TIU, C1USE.
~AL AJllAGS, 2-YUll/24,000-
MR.I FACTOIY WAMMTY
AND MAJN1ENANCE AND 10-
YEAMOD«-Mll.1 flOWDTIAaN
WAIUWfTY
,.
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SOturdoy, Doccmber 5, 1998
G_ara_ge Sale~
Call The Pilot Classifieds at 64 2-567 8
to place your Garage Sole Ad !
Classified Community Marketplace
· U/e 'If lief; f/oa /<4ite
-A GOODAD!
Call 642-5678 ·
Newporf'Beach/Costo Mesa Doily Pit
908!1
N bl a hit Onty •Sl< ml, AT, moon rt, mint avy ua w •· Deeperetet Tabby cat llAT a SUN ...a. $38.995 (#8~4~) . (010870 t•..t•ee $200. IMH75-04M fem, aw.et paraoneitty Xlnt Xmu Otftal IOATS 7011 COVIi MOTOR I Q • LllXUa ol'
Drawer 2 yaara. 949-884·3248 Toya, Qamff, BJkff, ~~lil!l!~~-~--'l-__,.J!<94~9~8S~0-~5~9~1~5~J_ w •eTMIMST ...
Dr .... r w/Mlrror a G°'4Mn Relrte"er 512 Rcx:kfOfd Pl, CdM Ll•N UL11 to be hekt •e? a"1W 828 (7t4) 8 9 2 .. ec>e
Shetvas & rwo N~ht 1yr old w/tratnlng . Dec: 17-tMt @ 1o.m at 811</tan low ml, ,8 8 ACCORD LX 2 ..,
Stand a. (Baautl ul 1300. 949-844-4531 COSTA MBSA 8124 300 Eaat Cout Hwy •• ~991150(1f107R30IN) 0 Full pwy, auto, INnt Dark Wood) 1400. (fof L.opard lookallka, CFA, H .B . '77 Reine ~TO
all) ca11 949-54&-1765 Oct ktttana $2~ N 1 hla 11 ~ L•neth Hft tin. J?'!) 850-5916 co122o~u.S12,977
' fM&-8473/931-2111 * •._!II,_.·~ eo OF&568GO VIN A@: 1ff"IMW•40 M IS8tONYl..,0 1-----.------hut__. ...... NM722M77HC2e2.,,;,.1._..1_.........,.k~ml -u•ervavn•re QraflaJ ~hv _,2 Jf!O, ..... a.c .a, Jlr2pm. • ..... ,99• (..,08.,1•~ '" • flloqJ ~. ... ... ,_.--~ ~MISC.,. ~0,1--5 mat•. ahot7. nutared. •on Arbor, Cader,--------• ~ ., ,,. :1
• v Need• loving home. Dogwood • Repubflc llUJJll SUPS COVIi MOTOAI Q •ii ACCORD ax "'
8 '6,,H'I'"' oftfi1 ... 71"
Buy •Sell .
•Marine Antiques
•Seafaring •
Collectibles
•Nautical Decor
Ol'EN
Fri, Sitt, Sun: 1 1 -S
f6a1 f f'CH. SIHU -1 8<h.
562•592•1752
WANTED
ANTIQUES
Older Style Furniture
PIANOS & Collectibles
•Ac tt • ...... • s ..,..,,. • Ai . • .. ,. F-.,,., ' •
$$ CASH PAID $$
Or • pt.-•01• , .• ~.
WE BUY ESTATES
• ,,.med .. te Ir endly n"'1ce
•WE PAY MOflE $FASTER•
,ri~'957 ·8133~
SOUTH COAST AUCTION
2202 So. M.tln St.
Sanu Ana. CA 92707
8c>ndO<I & Uc-c;' • • '
0~ ~~e ~o,,~..>
Sell your extra
household
Items In
CLASSIFIED
Call 642-5678 .
TralMd, lovn people. off 19th and Monrovta. ~ ?OU (949) e5o.6915 Bil< w!gr9y tlhr, 28kmt,
100'• of h .. vy •weat-949-515-0337 Ba .. ,...ln •-P...-for ~ At. an pv.r, a/fm, mlntl I Ma atwoment/ • .-"" ........ $19,950. 949-940-6744 =~~. .~m• nam• Chr1Jtmur Com• to NO MORE SUP M
b ~ d •I $IS 9 .. PIANOS 6 our warahouta full of 23ft a all boat w/&5ft ••liaiiiiiii!iii!i~~ -------_,..~ ta~ .. 134 e. 19Ui St. O•GANS ao59 marchandlaal Chrtat-Mooring. EZ aeceH '78 ELDORADO CONVT JAGUAR 9105
1().4 Dally 574-0418 II'-v ma• decoration•. ($419) 458·9&93 37Kml garage p1ltkod, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii8 hardware, plumblng, . xlnt cond. $12,000
B ••uttful 7' Barcena •KAWAI• Baby Grend alactrlcal & garden ob<> Must eee this '93 x.ie
Chrtstmu tr" from Plano. Abaolutely ~ O oCd ,( c ~~TT O ~ CAMPEJtS, JlV'$, .,.autyl 84!Ml54'6358 34K ml, Boau bite,
Roger'• Garden S150 LIKll lll!Wll 14850, price•! Sat only Sa-3p. n.AILIJlS 8014 •n Sewtne very clean, (678539) $17,995 e4 e..e44-1oe1 <714> 527-<>900. 711 w. 17th St Bldg a ll records, fully llAUl!R LOTUS
Ju•t Or••t Flr•wood Y•m•ha G{and Pl~~ F8 (949) Mo-8110 •ee To~ Dolphin RY toadad S9500 obo 714-e42•7TOO
Avoid th• ruthl Order Ebony flnlah .. C5 8 8 ChrletMa• 8outl,q.,. e,nglne X'lnt, dbl bed, _.9-845-1000 ~ XJO
nowt $135• cord, S7S $17,900 obo 909.000-D b r 4 6 8 oam-ba,· ac, camping funt 421(. Clas.sic bltl,
1/2 ~ord. Opllvered 9672 pg909-482·283S" ,;;,•mH:11d,;,~;. .,... 53950. 714-815-92891•1-CB_,_E_Tnt_O_T_my~-9-0-4-5 (6705 ) $17,995
frH to your driveway. ' aklrti: ptecemets, baby Y&\ &.&< BAUl!R LOTUS 7 14-89 5-1432 SPORTING qurtta, chlldrena cloth •••••••• 714-842•7700 -------GOODS •o•s book• 839 Sonora Rd. AUTOMOBILES •es T•ho• 4x4 2dr --...,...,,,..~~--COLLECTIBLES u u whit/natural Uhr, '93 XJO '"iiiiii•iliiiiilliiiiii&i Oereg• ••1• Toya, 27kml fully loaidod, 59K t B Ill h rec gm 6017 •• New BOWPL&X Boogy board, metal under axtenda<J war• m ' ' 1
i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili St th t I I shelves, blkH, booka, .. ...., $25,500 ODO. (67:i:U~~1~~~S reng re n ng legoa, kitchen ware, JlrnD• 9010 ·-:.;[..9-e'73-0G01 Ana-tao Moblllt" Dolls, a yetem. •eee.oo tool•, dbl ~ frame, '-Vll'-A -714-042·7700
aaaor atzea, never 310-441·9728 lampa, & phone• Stair ••liiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiliJ....__....,,. _____ --~~~~--
used. Just In time for,________ Maater. Sat 8-2pm '93 L•O•ND L PORD 9075 73K '!~. XQ'! Inter, Xmas. (714) 962·2268 TV ETt::1r'l'WIONICS 2949 Androa at Auto, Full Power
' &.&<'-A&\ ' H•rbor A Beker. 0018323) t171977 ••iiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiii (673612,$13,995
COMPUTERS 6018 STBIU!O eo80 Moving •••• Every-Mls~==.u:i..,o '~!,!'~~t~.;'3~~1:. ;~~~~~
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiii CABLI! Descrambler• :~~1°e~~ t~~~~~~ _ _.(_e_oo __ )_M.....,_e.e ___ s_H __ 1 (F17801~ J'25•900l .,...,8 .... 3.,.__,,X~J""a,,,._,c~o-u-,,.-'""2--csr-,
Getaway CPU Computar 30 day money beck Sat/Sun eam 259 '94 ACURA lllS~IO~ :.BJO 17K mt, champagne In
P133, 32 MRAM, $200 guar. MCMaa/COD Slerks, Santa AN/20th NSX, wht/blk, 5-apd, (8 00) 9 9 9-5308 • color, aunroor, 8 dl90
obo 9 4 ... 720.1972 1 .. oo.417-0312. SAT Onl y 7 -4:00 , CD, so ... low ml. c /d, lmmaculat all
.207 Maaa Dr, quallty (000034) ($42,987) '93 llXPLORER 4X4 120,900. 949-054.7555
WANTED
TO BUY
clothlng from Hollday LllXUS aJO 47K ml, mint, wht, --.....,,.....,....,~~--G" n "GE SALES to Caaual, tabl• MISSION YI (C61891) $15,550 '04 X.112 8019 nAn clothes, Jewelry, b4ttter (800) .. ..,.398 LEXUS OF Jade grn over tan
I •UY ALL PIANOS 1---'------Antlquea.quat. rumtture BALBOA
1 pc or houaeful cash IS' a Mn paid (714) 957-8133 ~·., e1oe -------
Old Coln• Gold Sliver S•t 1~8*202 Ruby
Franklll) Mint, Sterling B•I I• • ••m an az
Old watches a Jewelry bed, TV/remote micro,
Wtstcoest Coln 842·9448 anawr/machln•. ate ...
Wl!aTMINSTER (692853) $21,995 than thrltt ahop prfcee. --------1 (714) 892.fSOOfS) BAUl!R LOTV8
Tlcktockar BMW 9030 714-042• 7700 • Thrlrt Shop .. 3 llXPLORE R XL T Sldawalk Sal• 4X4, wht/gr~.auto. __ ..,,,,,,,9...,,4-=x""'J":"1~2::----
Saturday, Dec. 5 '~1J;~8~:!:. (QefS~~i·~~ Jade grn ovor tan
8:30am • 1 p.m. ~.!i,995 (#8822) Wl!STMINSTER (692653) $21,995
Brend oew donation• CUYI: MOTORING-(714) 8 .,.2 ...,.09) BAUl!R LOTUS ~ w~r,•~~ s~~galna (949) 850-5915 • 'H T-B~R;;'~ 714-M2·7TOO
RECORDSfTOP $ 1--------1
Jazz. R&B, Soul, Rock ----------NEWPORT
Etc ... so·a & 60'• Mike CORONA .
6122
BEACH
'95 BMW 828 Lthr, ABS, mnrf, '04 X.112.
Black/blk, 40K ml, (134936) $14,950 Jado urn over tan
04&-Tso s DBL MAR
JEWELRY, FURS
&ART 6025
CAMEO S HORES•
6 Famlly Garage Sala,
Sat e-2:00. Furn, toya,
clothes, collect,
Leoteg's Jacqualine In a b o o k a , • t c ..
red shew, Hung In 4818 Roxbury Rd. Hollywoods Don the 1_....;.....;..c_•....;..... .... -
8
... ,F_l_l!_D __
Beachcomber. $2500. .-o
(818) 845-4559. II'• the resource you
can count on to ••fl a
myriad of merchan-
dise ltem:s, becau••
our columna compel
quallfled buyera to
callt
SELL
your used vehicle through classified
842-5878 M 2 -S8 78
6169
FRIDAY A SAT
2 200 Viet• ..... ,..
Eaatbluff Drive &
Vista dal Oro (CdM
High School follow
the algnall TVa, VCR,
tum, antlquH, dining
room set. queen bed,
everything wlll be
sold II 844-0204
SELL
your home through classffled
$26,995 (tli7137) . Ll!XUS OF (692653) $21,995
COW MOTORING WESTMINSTER BAU•R LOTUS
(949) 850-6915 (714) 892.fS908) 714-042-7700
Can't seem to
get to all those
repair Job•
around the house?
Let the
CtueJfted
Set'vtc•
Directory
help you "nd
r.llable help.
842-8878
G14C 9081 '04 XJtl 66Kml wht/tan Inter
(689187) $17,995
DAUl!R LOTUS '07 SAFARI 714-942-7700 Pwr pkg, aulo, AC,
cs•no:l •17 ,aaa 1--~.-:.,-=.-=st::-J':":o=----
wl!':~.s,.::ER 52K ml, parf & com-
(714) ae2.eooe fo~~~0L~!i'u':'
MEE T
someone special
through classified
714-4542-7700
'95 Y•nd•n Plaa
ssK mt, c1 ... 1c bftt
(727018) $2~,-· BAUl!R JAGUAR
714·071 ·2002
~~::'"~ HOME, HEAL TH AND BUSINESS
~ ........ -~ 11~~ r -
3490
nctd Wood1y1t1ms
uatom Cabinetry·
ch an+ Bath• Doore
M !ding• -Mantel•
I'. 1850 714-898-8970
E ( I ((,ID{ u ro ,, ~me rs m;.ONm .aa;u
PROFESSOOUSM~ OIJAUTY
DEDICATION
714 342-0656
714 437-2704~ .. ,
HER CULLS
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a 714-"8-38M MACM BDIC e Care for
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cl0911ta remdJd, crown
motdlng b•H/trlm ate.
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. .. ..
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. .
TIME TO BEGIN
YOUR HOME
IMPROVEMENT·
PROJECn
. .
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ORCO
PLUMBING
(I
DRAIN
CLEANING
7 • UA\'SIWU:K'
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...
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SLIPCOVERS
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off ,.. .!5% 011·
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3931 1
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antlquo rpr 542-4012
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(F85373) Al,995
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714442·7700
RENT
through classlfled
9110 I.DUS
•• R•neler 4X4 hard top, AJC, 35k ml,
MW tlret. '500 down
aaauma 17150 4t
$229mo tMM7~11
U!XOS 9115
···••300 . FUU option, Certlfted
(11~$23.077 ua 1118810N Vl..,O
(800) ..... 3 ••
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(020231) 123.777
LllXU8
1118810N Vl•.IO (800) ..... 398
D YES, SEU. MY CAR
Run your ad in the.
Newport Beach-
Costa Mesa Daily
Pilot and the
Huntington Beach-
Fountain Valley
Independent to ~ I . -.,... o .., o ....
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wllh OMJ\R St IJ\RIF.
and Tr'NNAJf tilUSCtf
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you hold: •
•A 6 J o 7 6 o K Q J 9 2 • IUO 5
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1 <> Pass 2 • I'll ?•
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you hold:
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l• Pass '?
What do yuu bid now'!
Q 3 -As South, vulnerable, you
hold:
• Q 74 2 0 8 7 4 0 Q 10 l ... I> 6 s
The bidding has proceeded: · · NORTH EAST SOl!TH W F.ST 2•· Pass 20•• r~
2• Pus ?
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••Nt&•tl"e
Whal do you bid now?
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you hold:
• AS 4 <:> Q 10 3 O Q 6 5 • K J 6 J
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Q S • A' South, vulnerable, you
hulll.
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AVALON XLS CONCOURS
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