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Home My WebLink About1998-12-10 - Orange Coast Pilot.. r · . . .. SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 . THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10~ 1998 • -ze • A 10-acre fire threatens 20 homes, but a Fire Department program to cut down vegetation may have prevented a disaster. ~r!lo1 NE\\ PORT BEACH An ellort lo rrdm11 vegetation m the Bc1< k B.iy nM~ haw' saved homes thilt \H'rt • th1t•dtl nl•d bv a 10-acre lne \\'t~dnt'Stlay ' Iwenty homes on Santiago Dm 11 that '>II on a blulf overlook- mu thr> Back Ba)' were bnefly in peril when a tire engulfed a den'iel) covered portion of the Upper Ne\' port Bar Ecological Pre erve. Flumes shot over the rooh uf l\~O homP...!>, but hrehghters were able to get ·bet'" een the tire dnd th1.. ~tructures and knock the hlt11.P down 19mhcdntly. The hlaze w<1s fully con tamed at. 6: t 8 pm. A Newport Beach police officer w11 ldkPn to Hodg Hospital, whi>r~ he wa.s treated for smoke mhc latwn Thl're wen~ no other inJttrll's. . Authonlle<> credit ·a utuel b1edk," a clearing between home:. and the grdssy ared, v.1th prl'Ventmu a catustrophe. · "Through our program we wt.m" ttlll~ lo buy the necess~ry tunf> to keep the hre bdck." said John Blauer. the commuruty rela· hons ofhcc>r for the Newport Beach F'ire ttnd Manne Depart· m nt "Without 1t, 1t 1S po ible that homes ma\ have been dam- aged or burned. ·Some homeowner-. were extH•m<>Jy womed where they would spend Chnstmas " A'iOl OS BV 00N lEAClWAll V I'll OT Newport Beach firefighters survey the scene a t a fire inside the Back Bay on Wednesday night as high winds whipped Dames through the dry brush. •1 ' The h(>aVil} vegetated area ts r{!gularlr morutored by the Fire ~ r artme.nt Fire Ma1.,hal Denrus ~ kctrd said grass, weeds and ~ SEE FIRE PAGE A 17 ~ Faci ·ng down the · fire . . • Homeowner stays to fight the blaze, credits firefighters tor their quick work at scene. II \11111 It \Gl,\\I> ~Ntt NEWPORT BEACH -Immediately after <haling <J 11 ~ Chm> Wekh scooped up his hmt, his computer dnd his checking acrnunl rccor<lo; <tncl loaded them into the C'dr. The pet mouse, unfortunately, would have to be sa<.:nhcect. There Just wasn't enough llmc. As 15-fool·lugh tlamcs from a blaze m the Bc1c k Bc1y morched towt1!d h1s Sanua- go nnvc home Wl•dnPsclay, Welch scam·- pca•ct up to the rnol -whNe embers from tlw htP wctl' ht-tnH blown dbout by stron9 wmds ...-ctnd began hosing it clown. . "ft Cdlllll like you wouldn't believe,• said Welch, standing m his house that was filled with smoke by the time New- port Beach hrehghters contained the blaze m the early evening. "It was hk.e d car dnving toward me." Welch's house, like the rest of the homes on the block, sits 'On the edge of a bluff bordering Ule Upper Newport Bay Ecological Preserve. He said the hrc was neanng the base of the slope when New- port Beach hrehghters wet down the area and prevented the flames from sprcacl- mg. "Without the firemen, I don't think there would have been any hope," he said. "It was like a matter of minutes." He said the most fnghtening moment was when he thought the flames were going to ignite a pine tree thdt touches the roof o( the house. · •If that pine tree went, there would ._ hdve been no hope fo1 the house,• WE>kh said. "J think it'll be d<'ctlh by ldndscape SEE REACT PAGE A 17 Alvin 'Pink' ~ey, longtime Costa M~sa leader, dies of cancer INDEX . CUSSIAtO --.----·-14 COMMUNllY FORUM ---A 16 DATE.BOO« ·-·-·-:-.. _._ ..... .A 13 POUa Fil.ES -·-·-·---.A 2. EHO:-l Bl \·YI Ill ll\ . Alvrn "Prnk" Pmkley, one of the founding father of Co to Mo a and a three-term mayor who W(I'. known as "l\h. Costa Mesa" and "the grand old. mi\n," <.hest •'nl hnmr>. 11<• Wtts R9. Born in Mt..,xko to a fnth..r who was a mission· 6ry, fl.Ir. Pmklf'~' sp •nl lhP hr.;t nint! ycdrs of his lite on -Ame11Cdn Inch tn " t..,rviition-.,--~~.-~ ....... In l lJ33, !\Ir. Pmkl •y mowd to this area - known thr.n as Harp r -and bought a drug tore her •nanu~l l'mk's l>rnqs, ll Costa M 'sa landmark for 47 ynars at 1820 N wport Blvd. "I h wn tho plnoo cvCiyhody would go m, have off nd chew t11 • fat lo find out what was PUIUC NOTIC£S ___ 84 SOOETY •'""'"'"'Wtt•-•'-•"""""j 12 SPC>ITS .................... '"tt..UH•t ... 6 .. MM 11 WEATHER HOid on ro your Mis · as ""'* cofllinut to ""'1 ""OUfh no See'9p2 '' there~ still items to buy on your Christmas A lire crew ·walks down a ridge in the Back Bay toward lnine Avenue while trying to knock down the brush fire that threat- ened houses on Santiago Drive near the Upper Newport Bay Ecolog- ical Pre· serve. No re idents were injured. Armed guard.watching over school board .meetings • Preventive dCtion is in respons to recpnt shooting at Orang r.\ Coun_ty Dcpattment of Education. I h t t'li ~1!\Sn:-.r ~rt.1'~~· '" MheA ~·hW~111iiQbtt • list ,00\t inside fAlllil'!ift-"!~IW:-~:::t:l~,~ritidMllltlaf5~i~Mmlf!> . " SEE PINKLEY PAGE A 11 • A 9 l d ,,. ~ b F T w 0 [ 0 d' A N ti ( 2' M " 21 M T d m ... bl t. T N 0 0 01 , de llT' E. Mi T1 SI 92 s St 92 Tl di. ri• H b~ Tt T wf 01 • A .. ti It ,, II Cl. Ill It "' A 2 Thursday. December 10, 1998 locals onl Newport Beoch/Giosta Mesa Daily Pilot I E S T 8 U Y S----r---PILOT PEOPLE ' . For ·Perfo~g Arts Ce~ter usher, it's standing room o~y greer wylde( It :~~ lucky No. 7.fi)r A 1nen \Vc1rc(v at Soz 11/.1 Coast ·. T ht> Amen. Wurdy Home Slort• op<med c.1 f<?w W(?(>ks <1~0 in the lomwr Sdmeys °"l'\\ 'r'ork locc1tmn ill South Coast Ndztt It's ll1<• sPv~nth Amen \~'drrly l lrn11P Store to open, Wlth· fi->t c1tJuns ui L d!i Vcgds, Dallas, :!t r)tlsddlP, Boston, Palm Beach d)Hl A'>p<:n. It's o great pldce to Cmcl q11fs nw home rtCCPssones ~dt chon inc:ludPs c<tndles, pil-v.iw.... frttm~. ta ble• tops, silver- }..'<11• kitchen d< c;e..,so11Ps, deccira-~ £ tlo\H•r-; a nci huits. Thf>re are ~~stJ rh11du•n's and furniture depctrtJi1r rits. South C01.1st Plaza IS .it 3·133 Bnst•>l St, Co~ta Mesa. For tt1Jom1dtlon ·call 17141 668-3700. •'Glrmo Godfr,•y of the American C'c:UKer 01..,covery Shop says Best Buys r •act r:-should come sec l 1 b t•:<Jd\ hetm. m a Christmus ti"" •• 12-toot <1lunw1urn boat, a u .. -.1an military belt, two 1azzv t •f<J<111S, d1P sy clothes galore, '"Parklm~1 1ewelry, and many ong- ur.tl utl ttJICI WolPrtOlor pc.unbngs. if.he• Amen<"<Ul Cdnrer DL-.covery ~hop i-. dl 2h00 fl. CO<Jsl l ligh-f d}, Coron.1 de! Mar. :r:or more tl)fom1ttllori, c fill (919) 640-4777. :·Ont• of the bf•st <:.hoppmq desb- n;it1ons tor q1fls is Affordable l>ortahles 111 Uw Custd Mesa t:o\H1Vftrrh. It's the best place to Ruel th1 best pnc-es on relluldf f>hom><;, portabl<• stewos and ""J•rdlh phun1·~. Ile; popular high- l'J l'1 gilts lor tht• holidays mdude a I ::1rt 1111,. IJVD pl<Jyer, complete .u1 c1 "moll nc n, from Pana- $• m for 1,'299. a Motorola SU< i!HO y,}uch ;; small family radio ~rv1 with ach walk1c·talkie "pm ed al $18!1, and a Proton dual :'10<k Wt1"" radio lor $149. •I\ft111ddh!P Portahle-. L<> dt 1835 :~E'"JX•rt Bhd Costa f\1C$a . For • tn1onntJt1on, ca.JI f~49J b50-l 100 :-:n1• tu t Christmas Sugar Plum :tiP~lt'<al 1 dl tlu c >ranq .. County •[1rmqro1 ndc; lluouqh fndc1y. Fred ; ..)id r cu1ull11 Ric htPr <re.<Jted the • L "' s 1qttr Plum Arts 1m rl Craf~ : SI °'" ' \ 1 d r., dqo dS a plar" for ;:,,t1lL<;1 toplr• to r11.,plcJy Uw1r work :~, "dl". 1 lw shnw now Pncom- • P,rlc; t.•:. tht> cn:c1l11ms of more than · Z,7 drt1,.<, ms .md h<1s outgrown : t•l<t!l; lrx , 1 l1011s through the years. Tl I urqrounds :.hould be a ; "'"' n11u9h for the Sugar Plum : ?11 u 1 \\Ith plenty of free park- • Pm ai ~n for holi- : 'W} I • pp1 rs \\ 11ti an eye for the • Dmq ' th.-. Richters carefully : ~, thf"' artlsdns tor the quality •:rnd CTdfts1rum hip of thr•1r :pi !>lgno; dlld matemds All wares : l' f r sali and often the artisans ·~1..· prC:>sr·nt to an.,wcr q uestions : ~ to pt: rsonatiz" Hl''lf products. ·Shop1 ·r <.an hnd hdndmadc : Y"· f UllP'i fwruture, cl~ Ord· • lion toc kUHJ stufCP.rs. 1ewelry, , ~)nUunq qourmet food~ and •it urn "PPr1ple> look forward to _;)UIJUI l'lum •I IOOTP of dfl event ~l1<111 n crr1ft "how," Camilla !he lltpr et1d The hour.; arc 9 a.m. tu 'I p rn f-'or rnnn• 1nfonnahon. {·all (~h~) 421-1024. . . , :; BEST BUYS is µu bhshc-d Thursda)" • W•d Saturdd~ If you know of a good ilx.iy, ~end a fax to 646"'4170 or write to .()111ly Pilot, BMt Buys, 330 W Bay St , • ~ta Mesa 92627 t • •• SHE IS Fmd1hg your seat. ONE DAY A WEEK Lcmqillc is a woman of many g~tures. Her graceful hands can Jedd the way, her rumble fingers can point you in the nght di,rec- llon and her youthful mannerisms can ea:;ily exote you. The 74- year-old Newport Beach woman has been an usher at the Orange County Performing Arts Center for the past 12 years. Her JOb may be constantly overlooked, but ushers are vital in showing patrons to their seats. Langille works onJy one day a week, the matinee performance on Sundays. Her schedule flts rucely into her marriage becduse her husband is glued to the tele- vision set watching professional football games. . *Let's 1ust say we are both happy on Sunday dftemoon, • she said. She decided to become an usher because she knew she could have the best of both worlds. A self-professed fan of the hne arts, Langille d1dn't se any problem playmg while she worked. Ushers at the crnter are volunteers, but they do receive a $10 allowance for gas and mileage. "The remarkdble part is that we get to take advdntage of all the programs that are offered here," she said ~All you have to dd is sign up and work that day. it's wonderful." CAN'T BREAK THE RULES Langille and the other ushers are sticklers when the lights are turned down. Weanng center- issued burgundy jackC!ts and blue pants, they are the guardians· of the 3,000-seat . mner sanctum. No driaks or food are allowed ins1df' the thetlter. If you happen tQ get there late. you wijl have to wait until the crowd exits during breaks. The ushers are <} mix between a security guard and a customer service representative. But always with a smile.· • • "It's about making them feel welcomed,· Langille said. "They get irritated when they amve late and are told they will have to wait. We're not ever tough on the guests.• One benefit she doesn't have is sitting down in a seat. The ushers must stand throughout the performance, which some- times can last up to three hours. An usher's best ally is a comfort· able pau of shoes. Langille wears flats -she couldn't bear anythmg with a heel. A STOMPtN• RIVERDANCE The best perk of the JOb is watching the various acts roll into town. Langille adores the Christmas production of "The Nutcracker,• one of her favorites She called •Madame Butterfly• exquisite and "Stomp• a percussion-based melody of everyday objects such as trash cans and oil can drums, enjoyable. Her Christmas wish this year: to be on the usher list for •Riverdance. • Langille added that she has made. many friends through her JOb. Bemg retired, she doesn't mind working part time for a great boss. . "The whole atmosphere is very nice here,. she said. uwe are like one big family.• -Story by Greg Risling, photo by Kim Haggerty-Zylius Bust nets 227 pounds of marijuana, cash • Laguna Beach police arrest three Costa Mesa men after lengthy investigation. GRF<. .. RlsUNC COSTA MESA -After a lengthy investigation based on irlformants tips and surveillance by undercover officers, police seized more than 200 pounds o{ manjuana and $119,000 m cash dunng raid!. at two homes last month. PolJce arrested three Costd Mesa men who are suspected of "distributin$J marijuana out of their home. Randy Gagruer, 35, Ryan Spencer, 27, and Joseph Spencer, 30, were charged with one count J of possessing marijuana for sale and have pleaded innocent. Thetr I locations, an apdrtrnent m the bOO prelimll1ary hearing 1s cheduled ' hlock of West 18th Street and for Dec 21 m South Court in · Gagmer's home m tht? 1700 block Lagund Nigm!I. of Peninsula Place, they found Gagmer hc1s beP.n relea<,cd on 227 pounds of manjuanu $250,000 bail wh1l<! both of the ·It was a considerablP Spencers remt1m m Ordrtge amount," said Laguna Beach County Jail. pohce Sgt Bob Rayhau~er. Laguna Beach police gathered Police also seized 16 blank information leadmq up to the bust money orders in Gagnier~ home Nov 12. and large amounts of cash at both When offtcen. raided the two locations. Rick Pickering moves on to Alameda County •Deputy general manager of Orange County Fair will take'on general manager duties at new job. ERO!" B ·YliHUDA FAIRGROUNDS -Orange County Pair Deputy General Manager Rick P1ckc nng has accepted a job as general manager of the Alameda County Fair in Pleasanton. •tt's a matter of going to a new chal- lenge," said Pickering, who has helped organize five fairs here. "It a great oppor- tunity." His talents will be mis ed. MThe greatest contrtbutJon he made wa!o thdt he was very helpful to bndge gaps of understanding between Costa Mesa and the falT, • said Orange County Fair Manag· er Becky Bailey-Findley: •11e was very helpful in bringing commumty rcsourcei; to the fair and to reach out to segments of the community that we hadn't (reached) before.• In 1996, Pickering helped amicably set· Ue the lawsuit filed by Costfl Mesa ayainst t the fairgrounds concerniug the adequhcy of it~ environmental unpact report and master plan, Bailey-Findley said. And when Costa Mesa was repaving asphnlt and the oty contractor needed ~tor age space, Pickering arranged for the fair to provide the space in exchange for tech- nical assLSlance Wlth paving on th~ fair· grounds, she added. , Prior to his stint at the fairgrounds, Pic.k- t"?ring, 40, wa.s executive assistant to the city manager of Costa Mesa for more than six years. •We're going to miss him very much," Holley·Fmdlcy said. .. BRIEFLY Enrollment up for ace spring semester enrollment for spnng semester at OCC is slightly up ' horn ldSt year. i;chool officials : said So far there have been 15,637 students enrolling for : th~ c;emester, which begins Jan. 19. This is a 1.3% increase ~ -0ver last year's spring enroll-• mcnt, which was 15,578. Students appear to be tak-; · ,mg hedVler da.ss loads. Enroll-• mcnt could go even higher as the SC'hool will continue , accepting appticab.ons. Registration by telephone : for nP.w and retumtilg students : conbnues through Dec. 17, and • Jan. 4-12 ln-per.,on registra-: lion runs Jan. 12-14. All Cali-: lorrua residents are charged a $12-per-urut regu.tration fee for • clttsses Apphcatlons for spnng class(!S arc being accepted in OCC's Admissions Office. The • officp is open from 8 a.m. to 7 : p.m Monday through Thurs- day and 8 cl.m . to 3 p.m. Friday For spnng registration mfor· rnution, call (714) 432-5072 . 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YEWPATURES Balboa 70ISO Corona del Mar 70/51 Costa Mesa 72148 Newport Bealh • 71150 Newport Coast 71151 Second htgh 244 p.m .......... 3 7 FRIDAY First low 10 55 • m •....... 2.0 Flmhgh 4 31 am .. .. . • • 4 5 Second low 1021 p.m .••..•• , • ,12 5e<.ond high 4 '14 pm , • • •.••• 3 .5 SURF fORECAST 'WATEJl LOCATION .• : . • • SIZC TIMPEMT\ME: • , , •• 57 Wedge . • . . . • • • • 4-7 w Newport , . . • • . • • J 6 w R Blacktts ........... 3 6 w SU f River Jetty •.••.•.. 3·6 w CdM , •..•••• , ' . . 3 6 w COSTA MESA • Mendoza Drive: A car sterto worth S 150 was stolen 1n the 2900 block. • Newport Boulevard Musk equ pment worth SSOO was stolen from a bus1· ness in the 2500 block. • Or•nge AY«M.le A c.ar ster.a and s veral compaq ~1scs worth S280 were stolen in the 2500 blcxk • "6.~ Drive A surfboard worth $250 was stoll?n from a f'iome in the 2800 blo(k. • s.nta catallna Drfve: A set of tools worth $2,400 was stolen from a home In the 2500 block. NEWPORT IEAot • last Coest H6ghw.y, A Ileen~ plat worth SSO wa~ stol n from a car in the 3600 biodt. • MacArthUr lloutev~ Tw nty compKt di~ wonh S250 were stolen from 1 car tn the 4600 btoUi • Md.&d.n Awnue A purw nd Its contents wonh S 155 were stolen from il CM In ~ 100 blodc. • , Th Newport~~~~~~Mes.1~~~=:==~==~~==1 l~~(l~~.:s~~~~!r'J ~~~~~u u ~ •~IJll!P.l~~'d!!!P.l!l!r.i5amamieo.•~--•~J•• .. l~111..~d~_..,..~~Sa5i'ia"j;i lhe 4900 bkx_k t . f f . ___ .. ________ ;.._ __ Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot· Thursday, December 10, 1998 A 3 .. Christians -whO Want to convert ·him don Tiave a prayer • EDITOR'S NOTE: This column was wntten before a letter on this subject f~om Richard Flory appear~ in the Pilot on Dec. 3 Bell vy1ll address that 0 letttr when heTeturns from vacation. 'A recent letter writer to the · Pilot Sdld she "couldn't figure out why you allow Bell to even be u columnist. He 1s so negative ayutnst anyt.hllig that is family." Later m thu same letter, she refers.to me as "onb-rE'ligious." 1Her views echoed several earlier letters after l objected strenuous- ly to Wendy Lc>ece's suggestion ·that crcatiorusm l>e given equal time with evolution in our public school science clasliCS. Now I'm not sunple-minded enough -at least not yet -to think that my impeccable logic and clear thinking about the •absurdity of tedching the biblical account of credtion in our public ,schools was going to convince ,any coffi.{Jlitted Chrislidn fundd- mentalistS. Or that they wouldn't come down on me for my hereti- cal views. But they don't quit there. Their comfort zone irequm•s them to mdke sweeping THi'IE .ll ---·curtvE t'oseph n. bell . of views l expressed that offend- ed the patriotic instincts of some readers of the Pilot. So I filled m the record m some detail. I felt ill that early stage that estdblishing credibility was unpof1.ant for pro- jecting a point or view contrary to the prevalent political think.ulg around here. · view::. should be force-fed te> all of us in secular institutions. And I s~ no likelihood or them ever concedmg Uult this7. was a bad idea 200 years ago, and it's still a bad idea. One point I will give them. My tag line on the evolution column that I believed in young people maklng their own philosophical discovenes -which provoked the "anti-family" comment- was perhaps a· little broader than 1 intended. So let me be more specific. I believe that mo9eling is the best means of impressing chil-' dren ideologically. We should by all means express to our children the pnnc-iples and convictions by which we live. But we should also live them Kids pick up on hypocrisy very quickly -like people who espouse the love implicit in the teachings of Jesus while hiding hatred for people whose.lifestyles differ from theirs in the double-speak of "loving the sinner and hating the sin. - As ~1drtin M rty, senior editor of Christian Century Maga1Jn~. pointed out re<:ently: "Unlo1tu·- nately, it is the one oalled the sin- ner who gets violated and mw- dered.• . Oscur I Janunerstein said the .same thm~ so well and simply m . · this lync from "South Panfic•. You've qot to be• taught be/ore it's too late, Before you ore 6, or 7, or 8, To hate all the people your rel- atives hate, You've got to be caretully taught ' · ·r thought of uu~ when,d young person v1s1tin9 in our home with his pdrcnb c.1nd hungm!:.J out m the kitchPn with my wife, said lo her l>y Wd.Y of conversation. "You're not gomg to ht•aven. - She stopp(·d i).l'r food prf!pc:trdbon and dSked hint "Why is that?• And he dr~wer.- not a Chnst-: ian.~ ·1 fo wasn't hemn unldnd or judgme.ntal. 11<' was simply -.tut- assumptions about me being , ·anti-religious" and "anti-fami- ly" because I don't hdppen to agree with them on the specific matters under discussion. I must admit a temptation to perform the same exerc1Se with regard to my religious and family credentials. But this time I will resist. I see no need to explain myself in these areas. It would be tantamount to allowing the Christian fundamentdtists to define the parameters of reli- gious faith and how that faith should be manifested. They dn> the only ones who thmk their "Best Cookies In Orange County'' Santa Shortly dfter l started this col- wnn two years ctgo, my military recor.d WdS challenged becduse • Delicious cookies • Dessert Breads •Fruit Cake •Pies •Pastries I Buy Any Two l)esscrt Breads & Get Third ()nc FREE l .imit I per nl\lomer, not l omhinetf \\ith a1n o t h l·r offe r. . ' "Order early" -~-Mrs. Claus "And order extra" ---The Elves! Open Daily, 6am-6:30pm • Closed Sundays 427 E: 17th St, Costa Mesa Irvine ~~===========ri Ranch Market SI"'( t. /Yll NEiWPORT COSTA MESA'S GREAT NEIGHBORHOOD FOOD STORE .-------coii.PON-------,r-------COUPON _______ , I Leanest Ground Beef II Boneless Pork I I Buy 1 Pound, get II Loin Roast I I 1 Pound FREE II $ I I 11 3 .29 lb. I I Reg. $3. 79 lb. II l 1rn1$1 t l'mmd • I I L1m11 6 f>· •und Totol , II Reg. 4.99 lb. I Wl..---~~~~~~-~~~~~----~~---~~~~'!-°"~~~~~~----~ r-------coUPON-----~-,r-------coUPON _______ , I Buy one 32 oz Fres~ Squeezed H Table Queen or I 1 Orange Jmce 11 B tt t S h 1 I Get one 32 oz Fresh Squeezed 11 U ernu quas I I Orange Juice II _r_ ~ 1 9 ¢ lb. I I FREE!! n \Cl } Reg. gac lb. I I l lmlt 4 lotol II · Um11 I 0 Pounds. I ~---~~~~~~~~~~~----~~---~~~~~~~~~~21!.~----~ r-----~-&ouPON-------,r-------~ouPON-------, I Dare Crackers II Peppenvood Grove I I II p· t N . I 1 Crispy -Creamy 11 1no Olr 1 I Distinctive -Delicious II 1997 I I 99¢ pkg. U 750 ml I I Reg. ~.~.Y~ pkg. n $4.4~m~.ejl. $6~99 I ~----~~~~'!!>"~~~~!all.~----~ ---~~~~~~~~~.!¥.!.~----~ (By Wherehouse Records) (949) 646-1440 ing a condus1on that has been programmed mto him m his tiome dnd in the Chnstian school he attends. If p-aren.1S Wlth sinular views feel thi'i sort of mdoctrind- tion is wbnt constitutes belrlg pro-fd.mily, that's their busmcss. Bµt it scarcely justifies desCribm~ those of us who (.!on't agree as • anb-family." ' , In the two ld.fllilies in which I httve helped raise children, thNe hds bei>n wlid accord that the convictions we ptlssed along mui,l be ledvened with r'es~ct for diflering points of v1ew and lifestyles, represented by the vanety of ·readmg. materials il~"dilable and fnends who were invited to our home. I neither offer this.as a bluepnnt for any- one else or d criticism of the routP. others may choo~c. But anll-lamily it 1Sn't. One letter wnter suggested that when those of us she regards d •dnU-religious" set out to "teach people about rnordl c.1nd being kind, it.' never going to nng_true ... bccduse God 1s r~al. • . · Unlike the rebg1ous funda- mentalists, 1 can't speak for God. Hut I have this feel.mg that God might smile on kindness, what- ever its source. So I'll tdke that chance. Mc•anwhile, it do~.<> occur tome that if I'm going to be con- sistent, l'vo got to start feeling , more kindly toward those pµople who k<!ep ti;ymg to incorporate theu religious views m our public schools. • l'U make that a New Year's resolution if foey will prom.i:.e to kcPp tht! Ten Commandments w1thm the .sanctity ol theu church and h01:ne • JOSEPH N. BEU IS a Santa Ana Heights resident His column runs )hursdays c ' <. ~ $ 'I II c. c , ' d I b I II p , 11 c r 0 - d , w ) w F A 9 ~ A 9 l d no • ~ b · F T t 0 di A N II c 2! IA r, 21 IA r di rt< H Dt ~ r ...t 0 0 01 1 de llT' E. M1 T1 St 92 s St 92 Tl di. ne H bl. T1 n "'' Or 0 0 < • t ,, II It ~ " Ill II Iii ., A 4 Thvoooy, December 10, 199'8 Newport ~ch/Costa Meso Doily Pilo Worl<er .ands( fulr reacti1rig out to.lhe home less Grant allows Share Our Selves ,to hire someone to steer mentally ill people living on stre~t~ to social services [kjy Piul Kn) I \uugh dQ(•sn't have to ~1l i n lronl ol Shdft' Our Selves in \ ·o.,td I\ h•s<1 for long bcfort• some· nrw couws up lo '>Pl'uk lo her. I lough beqCin wotkmg this tall '"'a rnenlctl ht•dllh oulrrdMr work· "1 lnr Orc1n~JP Coe1sl lnwrt.ulh Sh,•lter. I it•r J>O'>lltOn WdS mHde p '""ibh• through a $31 ,000 9rant h 11m Houq l lo p1t.1l Depttrtm~nt 111 < 'ommuntty J\ 1Nhnm• · " • S he>n. Ht1rn<>':>J exPcutwe. duec- lu1 ol th" -.h•'ltl'r, apphed tor the .lltdnt dlter h£>annq thc1t u grdnt ".!hat lundPd Huuqh\ pt,>s1t10n 111 1 .• 1g uni:1 Hilb wu-. omng to l!Xptre. • "Sht' u-.ed to come one ddy d • \ l'1:k, uncJ wt" cl ht1ve pt"<>ple ~IOl'd uµ," Hdrnos sd1d, "I wds 11lrurd w1"d lo'>t' hPr forever.• • Now, I iough works out ol the ~ht•ltt•r doing outredch work "h1.11nly tn Cusl.i Mt":.d hut also for •'·"~Junc1 Hills dnd Huntington . rDP \ ~~ Floral & Gifts 50o/o O FF CHRISTMAS • Wreaths •Topiaries • Garlands • Christmas Stems Cu-.torn f lorali, G~ls SJ)\!cialty A11m1uc-. Fumiturc 369 E. 17 .. St., #13 Costa Mesa (949) 646-6745 (Aero" from R.alplul' Beach. Jn October, Hough m<td@ auout 71 contaC"ts. Iler presence 1s maklng a huge difference m U1c community, Burnos s.ud. Alison Ernmll, project coord1- ntltor for outredch at Mental · Health Association m Orange County, sctid there wN~ 15,000 homel'ess people in Orctngc County . m 1993. Barrios ancl· H ough ~limat<! thdt two-third:. of homeless people sufre1 from men- tal illness or subs,tdncc abuse or both. Hough descnbes herseU li':ii a liaison betwet•n people who arc out on the street and the service::; thdl can help thorn. · "You cdn't expect omeone who's off medication, hvmg out- side, to access these resourct~s to them," Hough said . It's havi.ng someone dvailable to help a homelf~ss pNson through the lnitial pheiscs of get- ting help that is most imporldnl, Barrios said. They need someone DON LEAOWAll.Y PILOT Kay Hougb is the outreach worker at the Share Our Selves center in Costa Mesa. to tell them what re::;ource::. are ctvclllable. to drive them to the doctor, to help them find apart- m<>nb None of thls comes easy. "It's hdrd to deal with someone with mental illness because the) could have paranoia,~ Hough THE GREY GOOSE Lots of RETIRED PIECES·.- •" I .., in Dept. 56 Heritage Villages Byers· Choice Carolers 'fy Beanie Babies Come Early for Best Selection <no phone orders. plea.<teJ THE GREY GOOSE, INC. \\estcliff Plaia • 1032 lnme A\enue at 17th Street I"ewport &>ach 92660 • (949) 642-7803 Hours: 10 to 6, Sunday 12 to 5 SINCE 1953 33%0F CARPETS Berber -Plush Textures 50% OFF ·All Ceramic Tiles All In Stock Carpets AH In Stock Vinyls LINOLEUM -CERAMICTILES -VINYL FREE-Ufatime Installation warranty ee ... Upgraded Padding F EE-furniture Moving EE-Ufetime Podding warranty F EE-Old Carpet & Pad Rem<r1CJI FREE-F1oor Care Kit CARPET :.. VINYL -WOOD -LAMINATE -CERAMIC TILE -AREA RUGS l said. Hougfi's position 15 ftm<l9d When Hougtt contact a per-until next fall. !.on, they could call her the next •outreach worker::. are necei;- day or 1t c-ould be six months sary because we, m ttn c:ssence, bf>lore she hears fsom them. take the services to peoplP. who Bu!.ldmg a teltttionship of trust is are not capable, whatever ·their crucial. It can al!>o be frustfdllng. fears are, of going into an Hough recalls one mstdnce in agency,• Emmil said. · which it took her two months to There often aren't <'nough persuade a woman to get in a car resources to ac<:ommodate all the with her to g.o to c:i clime One(> people who need help ln Orange they got there, the woman would County,· there are only 38 emer- not get out of the car. gency short-term beds. for home· ·"It doesn't always happen the less people suffenng from mentdl first time,• Hough said. heallh problems, Moreover. l Iowever, when she sees some-O rcmge Coast lnterf ailh Shelter one go Jrom livmg on the street to provides 48 out ot the 70 cmer- mamtaming their own apdrtmenl, I gency beds for stngle women and it can be rewarding. families in the entire colmty. YOUR DENTAL HEALTH by Ottdl"CQ Rieb, O.D.S. THE NEW IMAGE OF DENTISJRY Friends of orange Coast Interfaith Shelter will donate a check for S 110,800 to the shelter today. The money is used to ~a.te the shelter, which annually prcwtdes more than 32,0C»bed nights ana 80,000 meals to 1 ,800 homeless people in Orange County. Al~r in l1munl UJt, rhe nrw tcchnolop,> of JigiuJ 1,Jq;urhv p1111msn io chin~ the •ni di.it dcnum tikr 1migo ot teeth Thu wnc computer 1cdinolog_v tfiat II wcd Ill ( f lalU and OWf mcdiUJ 1nupng c.rata ~ ol ttcth o;.11bou1 film md •1th MR Ins rad1111oq 1hin 1 ran h nlvolvn th' pU«mrn1 of 4 ~mnr I iiJr mt ~tlClll lJllO\lth t~1 tmh cl.m 10 1 compuii:r. '<l'h1ch 1hr dcnusi an lllUl1Cdi.trdv V1C'4 rn full co: r n 1 icrttn print D\lt, anJ ru>rt ~n ~ computer dri C>igiul 11Jillgripbr otkn tht aJnrtugrs of !IOI ttqumng film ~ chcmu:m qsy 1unsm1~ 11 uf 1~ from one otflCt to another for a>tUulunM or llUUr~na mino., and tht ib1l11y IO mJrupubt' 1~ cu Set dniih 1111mdarlv IJ~ /1 /JH/M;ue4""" oll(J""4,-q~ \Xe cncour~gr Ill"" r~Jidi anJ ununcot foJ ill health ace kq;ular chcd:up and deintnl,\' ate the b01 prorcct1un ip1ru1 Ctpcnnvc Jrnul 1101mcnu ~ua wrgcl) ~t «tt lo.;-a1cd a1 1441 ~' idu Ave • \111(C 50H, l'\twpoQ ilel<h wl1trr Wf CIR help }00 finJ 1h( nr,h1 "'luuon ro yt1ur problem u11og 1hc nit~t m11<lcrn 11rmnc111 11 Jal~N( l'lrouc c.ill 640· ~6/IO ru .c.hnlult JI\ ~pputnrmtnr Our m·hou~ !.b l.it1hwo our p1t1roct umc ind i.Onvt111t11<< ' I ' I '\ I I I I I . .J,,.,- Celestino's qua lit y MEAT S· f1 I( / 1111'"1 \(('(II <ltlcl ~ n I< t' \I 11/11/ 1/1 ~ldlll 111 l~·'-clll tltlll trcll H Ocl"it Beef I H tJil rJ Ccl<. "stino·s Kclbob's f\4•1·t' 1111l-1111.11111 1 ~5<)C) It>. Ill Ulll .. pt I lcll rt1<1rll\ddt• !'-.111tlc•1 I Chicken B r ~clC.,f Ir I >< >rk Chop \\Ill!< • l!''illrl<•.., l>r<!S"'lll.>l S"3' q ._ II>. C ELESTINO'S 01:.LI Purr Tru£Jc.; Ho""' Ht 11. 11 \\1, l111M' /I. ( 1111 ... 1 M ''"""'" '~" II \I lil't'I H11rwh . ..,.., Top Sirloin Stee\1' s5iJC1 lh (ft I ~It'''·~ . \Vorlds Best I l•111wn1.ul<' S<1l IS<lg<:' s "3••< ... lh. I ltl t H '"<•l ·1t 1rkey f """' d ( I t I -. f l', ... 111110 '\ Giftllu ...... \Ve carru r~uor J leoct I >re )ducts 270East17th St• Costa Mesa• (949) 642-7191 (Hillgren Square) 9:00 to 7:00 Mon.-Sat .. 10-6 Sun. .. , Newport Beach/Costa Me$a Daily Pilot Thursday, December 10, 1998 A 5 -:-Study sh wS low ncnse f~>r EtTorc{rteigliB-or_s __ _,_.The-yare -uo-nS: .. _ ____,_ ____ • Homes closest to That report, however, did not ·For example, there dre 31,335 don't know that the not I? contour hear them roar d · include plans for expanded lemu· homos and 36 schools Wlthin the is nP.ccs anly accurate. I think 1t propose airport would nal facilities at'. John Wayne, state-dehned contour at Los wa!:>·drawn to promote the coun· ' hear same le'vel of sounds which was of some concern to Angeles lnternabonal Airport, ty's . view that South County . th f -Newport Beach residents." The and 120 homes within the John . should embrace the airp<Jrt . i. ·• as ose.. arthest from--· . temrlrml· t'Cldllttes-rnpart tor both ¥Javn AUport footprint .. -~--oon S<lltar~nr.-<t~cnrrsmtanrTcf"' ... John. Wayn.e, report says. John Wayne and El Toro stiould While South County leade1s Nt>wµort Beach on I!l Toro, smd . . • ·be available Within the next few balked at the projection!;, the he WdS wry encouraged to !>N! JENI! hR IV.t.t.A.-..;u ks b d th · 'ts f El 'Ji wee . news oostc e spm · o • oro there will be no homes or schools Ddlyl'l>t The noise . report concluded uclvocat<!s . w1trun thP loudest no1!ie contours. that in the worst'"Case scenapo for m Toro Re use Planning "I think it will strengthen the NEWPORT BEACH .!.-People noise surrounding El Toro -with Authonty boord member Allan reasons for dn uirport hecilUSt~ in homes nearest to the proposed no mi~gation or nighttime cur-Songstaq Jr. expressed <"oncem nobody wanL'> to build one il it is El Toro airport's easterly takeoff fews -no homes or pubhc over the validity of the report. path will hear as much noise as schools will fall within the state-"From what I heard, it's a pm-going to dr.isti<<1lly all~ct the residents JO some or the homes · defined noise contour. liminary analyslS which said mill-qudlity of liJe in south Ornnge · farthest from ~he John Wayne Air-· The contour refers to the area tary jets are louder than commer-County,· h(• said. ·Now we sPe it port flight path, according to a around an airport where the noise cial jets, and I think we've known can happen with'in1t ..,cvere con- noise report released Wedn'esday. level reaches an average of 66 that all a tong." he sd~d. "I guess I sequenrns lo nnyonf! " "The takeoffs lo tht! edst will decibels or higher over a 24-hour be auc:rafl fleet very similar to penod. The state discourages those t1l John Wayne," said Vince development of homes, churchE'.s Mestre, thf! county's noise consul-and schools within that area, ldnt. "The hectvicr ones will tdke Courtney W1eraoch, El Toro ofr to the north, and there are no program manager, said the El ,homes until 12 miles awdy -the Toro noise footprint is about 70% equivalent of dbout six miles off smaller than the area that was .the shore of Nl'wport." aftected by military operations at County pldnners on Wednes-the base when it was fully opernt- 'day also released a technical ing in the late 19~0s and early report about facilities needed at 1990s. . El Toro and John Wayne Airport She also pointed out the num- undm Uw county's preferred pro-ber of homes and schools within ~eel, ~ldn C. the noise contour at other airports . F --. . r--~ij ~---1 : The· Extra Space You Need I I ti Individually Alarmed 41 Resident Management I Units Team I ti Climate Controlled Units ti Op.en 1 Days •. 1,000 I I ti Computerized Gate ti CUnits m· A t I I Access ompe 1ve a es I _ ti Personal Business & Ir STORENow--1 Seasonal Storage I I 1 SAVE I ti Extra High Ceilings I :! $50 off! : J I Your 1st Monthly rental. I ~ I : Liici:-iif j.J f'" : I 1·111 Camelback St. eisoNAVENue ~ I L Newport Beach, CA . 1 1 ----------------..... . 17~-~-g;~· • • • • ' • • I I • ' • ' • • ' i , I ' \ ~ • • Thousand•of Trees up to 12 Feet To Choo•• From 7502 Mc Fadden Ave. I block £,Beach SW & 405 fwy Huntington Beach Choose & Cut Tree Up to 12 Feet Aa LowAa '9.- ------..1 ) OPEN ~ Dau, 10800 Magnolia Ave. betweell 4li5 & 91 Fwy Anaheim Other Locations In L.A. County For tiformabon & d!BCOons please cal (562) 928-0722 . Alff F-turfng Freah Noble Fir 1 Douglas Firs • I , 9 a.m. to • 9 p.m. ' '---"'-----' ) Bring Thia BEST BUY ' ANGE COUNTY: ·----------- ~w 1ELMN_C_H-IT-9 OUDAYFIESTAS Full Service Calarlng I Siuling Fajita Bar • Strolling Mariachis Margarita &·Cerveza Bar 645·0209 PaaltTiapToGo Order by the Dozen • Chingol ingas • Taql!itos • Tacos • Burritos • . Guacamole • Chips & Salsa COMIUTI MITT MCI( •Oil I 0 . $46.95 Call your nearest location for pick-up . ....... , •..•. Coron• d.C Mar " ~4 s226 10 t~ 150 people. N.wporta.ach 675-6855 -40'1. .• ,,.,. PORTS AND EXERCISE GEAR . F SNOWBOARDS TREADMILLS WETSUITS &MORE (949) 54.8-0660 . SPORTS CONSIGNMENT BUY • SELL • TRADE 670 West 17th Street, Costa Mesa ;~,// !0'ry11"/. /Jrt,,//?'/"' GIFT BASKLI & 111\l l.OON CIU Al ION~ • ROMANTIC GIFTS •CIGARS • WEDDING • STOCK 0UOTES. • l'M SORRY •MONEY • GOURMET FOOD •I LOVE You •BIRTHDAYS 369 Fast 171h Sn't't't #26 Co Iii Af r111 CA 92627 (949) 646-2841 • . FABULOUS FREE GIFT! PACKING! • THANK· You • GOLF • ANN1VERSARIES •WORKOUT • SEXY LINGERIE • SEXY GOURMET COFFEE & TEAS • CHOCOLATE LOVERS • SPECIAL HOLIDAY BASKETS . E~r this y •ar, S ·c picked J .~~~~Wilson, alluding •to the QJl.J:...W-Qa.1m! .. ta.,reJ.ll;.c1 ~0c11 · Chns11aiifoulldauao- umver 1ty 'Status. You can <;l.>e lhP- Now tl has iucke<l new l<,>go m all its a new mttscot for ylorv wheil thf' Vdngucud. UnivN-· men's l)asketbull s1ly: lhP Lions ~ tettm 'plays Chnst- The l!luscut WdS a Hentdge cit chosen Jrom 120 1 n subnuss1ons. 7:30 p.m. Der.. 18 • "The hon ts th.e Y•"GUAID l/NIYlUIJY ~ The c0Ue~e1sal kmg of the .SS'Fair Dnye, Cos-. species. More. than ta Mesa.. For more anything, it .fits us biblically,• 1 mtormtttlon, .. cdll (714) 556- ::.aid school Athletic .D1re~t0f :uJ 10 . " .. . ... . The Country Inn Garden Cafe Oohs rd Ahae The Book Store 'Newport Picture Fram~ Stclla'5 Place S~rah Whitcomb Circa Antiques Victoriana & Co_mpany 130 East 17th St. C:o-;ta Mesa Ar Nt*(>Ort A t:. l7th Slrttl • 8tblnd 1he11.\RP l~~ • 19491 722-1117 ROW HOURS: Tue-Sat IOam-~pm CAFE llOL RS: 1 uc·SJt t lam-3pm · c If ( ~ ' a I b ' " p "' { I c d "' 3 "' ' A 9 l A 9 1 d 0 ~ b F l w 0 ( 0 d•· A N I c 2! M " 21 M T di "' 1- bl N T w1 0 0 01 , d< ,,,. E. Mo T• St 92 ·S St 92 T d~ ne ... bl. Tt Tl wt Or 0 01 • A .. II .. ,, II ,, " I I Iii.' ,. lh kr Ill •t II ., 19 New en of.tfall lea~ to drop in Drielget • Ney.rport-Mesa will J $695.000 budge~ shortfall for the receive $695 000 less school d1stnct 1n th{! current ' school yeur. Even so, d1stnc t of fl· -"reyen.ue because.iLhas -~i.al~ ~a1d. the di:itud ll> sul~cnt 207 fewer SlUdentS than dnd Will be aple to nldtntmn thP .. state-mandated 3°0 budget e~ccted, but rernams reserves, which translcJlf' .mto solvent. ~1hout $3 million. • •Thi<; lakt'S inlu ~lC:C'OIJOt cl\I I ru-.1 t'I.: M \o;t 1:-ir NEWPORT-MHSA -Dm.pilP jsmaller-th1t11-exp11C:lr.<\ enroll~ .mcnts, the c;dwol cl1strict 1<1 :tinanc1c1lly sulvt•nt, ofh{ mis ~111tl •at 1lwsday niqht., sct11i11t ho<1rd . . :m<'etmu. ' A shorttall of dhout ~07 c;tu- :aonls. IMs tr.inslc1tl'CI into t.t • Harbor Plaza 2791.! lhrhor Blvd.~•·· JUO ,., 11,,.,_~ ~<I IN) .. Cu,ta 'vll-s.i, CA 112(1211 (714) 556. TONG • (714) 5~8664 U~i ti{icaled ScllcH y )SSlll'S cUld fine-tunmq for federttl and stcilC • grants," sdid Mike• Fine. tho dSStstctnt supennll•rHlent of hu-.i- ness servin"s. ' i11e db.hie t 1s requ1;ed to :.ub- m1I t\\'o bud9et r •ports · to tho' stcJte ('11ch year. orw• m Df.·<'cm- ber and 011<' m Jl'lly. The ~umnwr hudget l" bctsed largt•ly on pre· dtcted enrollments dnd revemH•. o,ean View Medical Center bi'S C 1m1m• di.' Le"' Man.-.s ~ll' .it\) S.m (.1,'l'Tlt'f'll?, CA 92fi73 (949) 248-3828 For. The ·13th Straight Year I ALL NOBLE F·IRTREES ($28.95) ., 1 he l>eC'cmbcr report use actual attenclunce numbers and rev- e nues from the state and local ldX , •Tu1s-is th budget th().t we lw~ • the rest of Ute yP.ar on," st11d schqol board Prestclent SNcnc Stokes, Thl' district's budget also seems to mcJ1c-atc that the di<;tnrt 1s 11n1< h r.losm ~o being a bttsic- auJ dtslnct than ongmally .PXJ>N tee.I. J\ hnsic-i.\id district is pn11wnly funded through local propNty lclX rt•venues, while a r •vcnul'·linnt district receives prit1ldry funciil\g from the state. 111 Auuu~t. the distnct expect- ed it would ue. within $1 .9 mil- hon ~f hittmq the bds1c-a1d trig- gcr, but becau e of the enroll- ment shortfall, Fine said that nµmber has shrunk consider- ably. ... -. • If local property tax revenues are siqnifirdntly higher than exp_ec.tcd, the district could become a basic:-aid district. whi~h could h£>tH>ht the district by enabling tl to spend more on · each student than it currently floes. Thf• district now spends $5,595 on <'il<"h student, which indud~s $4,004 in the state's mane.lated per-student alloca- tion. The rcmaiomg . $1,591 comes from federal and state grants and local property tax revenues. CLOTHING ~~ WAREHOUSE . SALE "0_ Friday, December 11th 9:00a.m.-7:00p.m. ·~ Saturday, Decemb:r 12th 9:00a.m.-5:00p.m. Prices Below Cost ., ;~Brand Name Mens & Womens _Sportswear 1~i · Also Mens, Womens & Kids Thermal and Flannel Pajamas {Great Christmas Gifts) Don't Miss the Sale of the Year! . 941-943 Newha11 St. Costa Mesa Call: (949) 650-2269 Eash I Visa I Mastercard Only DON lEACH I OMV I'll.OT • Klndergartners read the poem "The Christmas Tree Christmas Candle" for: enior citizens during the Old Fashioned Christmas Luncheon at Our Lady Queen of Angels School Auxillary . 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ALL DOUGLAS FIR TREES ($19.95) We come inco this world wich soft, moist skin. Ry the time we're .ltlults. tht· .lging proce\s begins to show, often widening the gJp between how olc.l we look and how much youngc1 w~ fed. Hut all tho,c youthful looks need not be lost forever. You may be able to look as young as )OU feel with a link· help from l .1~erC.are Medical Center of Co~lil Mcs.1. Jusr s:all today and say "l Want to I ook ;is Young as l Fed" and you'll mdvc. a complimenmy consuitation with one of our Americ.m Board Cmifo:d Plaqic Surgeons. PlJody qfozcial Jkin . L aser (fbnturing ,-1/(ejuvenatiun (!}if.Juvenalion '(!J'eatment • Brta1t • End~copic • Microdermabra•ion • Spider Vein Aufmentation Forehead & Glyc'i>lic Peeli To Remooal • Brta1t & Face Ult Dtfollatt. and • Tattoo Retr1oval FLOCKING, FLAME PROOFING AVAILABLE .. Open Nov. 21"1 ' located At Corner of Arlington/Fairview " Costa Mesa '# }) Ult/Reduction • !lttt Ult Refre1hen Sltin • Hair Remooal • Tummy Tacit • Rhlnoplasty (Nose) • Llpoauction/Body • Cheelt & Chin Sculpting Implant& •1Jrachialpla1ty •Lip Augmentation · (Arma) State of the Art f•dlity Utiliiing Tomorrow'• 'lechnology Today . ( • Glyderm"' Skin Care Producta and Treatments • laaer Treatment for Age Spot• and Broken Capillarie1 9f<>mplimentary ~msultation .· Newport Beoch/Cosfo Mesa Daily Pilot Thursday, December 10, 1998 A~ ·-Sports_ e,ditor and fiancee iJet more tl3an f/jey bargame or on~The 'Sally]e~~e Raphae -:Show~~- )Erf'1UU~ 'O K. I admit it. I've often sat · at.home laughing at the poor souls who voluntprily . appear on d..dYti.ni . 1V tall( stiows-:-r 1 I am continually amazed at : people who appear on national tele~ion and divulge intimate 1deldils about their liv~ to total str~gers like Jeny Springer, Rlc:ki Lake, Jenny Jones and Mantel Williams. . With show titles like "1h.lck Driver 'Itansvestite Make-oven; " •My Deceased Alien Lover" and "I'm Too Sexy Coi the Retirement Home,• who in their. right mind • would Wdnt to go on' prcigranis . .like these? Not me. Wen, at least that's what I used to say before the •SalJy J e Raphael Show" called. Sally was planning a show on ~tr outtagOOUS"thiilgs pco]')le <Jo for love. They wanted my fiancee, Audrey Laza.ro,·and J to fly to New York City to appear as guesb. The invitdtion stemmed from my wedding proP<>sal to Audrey last April. I surprised Audrey by asking for her hand on stage at th.e Improvisation comedy club in Hollywood. As I warmed Ule crowd with a few Jokes, she hact no idea that 1 was about to pop ' the question. I had her ~lieve she was there to see me perform after winning an. amateur contC!>l. ()definition· . c~s alien food for a h~althy bnast ,:~~I 7 • Enhancing • sate & Healthy • Firming • Proven Results • Tonlng • Easy-to-use • Shaping cream or Drops All natural herbal formula gives the body back what time and function have robbed. For Product or Distribution.Information Call 949/548-1647 or 714/590-9991 FULL SET •ACRYllC • Acrylic w!Whlte Tip • Pink & White Powder •Lome Gel • S.tk Wrap • Acrylic •Pink FILLS •Pink & While • Lume Gel •Silk wrap •Manicure • Plldic:ure •Kids HO Marucure & Ped • HaNI Pariffln WAXING ' The Sally show producers got wind -'and videotape -of the proposal and they Oew us out for a ta pmg Thursday. It wa~ a real rush iob to make 1t on the show. BecaU5e Audrey dlld 1 had to .work on Friday, we had just 17 hours in the •aty that nev- er i;lecps" -and six of those hours were spent at the stuclio. • Most or our time at the show was spent waiting, or going through makeup, or getting briefed about our appedra!lce.- which isn't expected to air until February1 dose to Valentine's Day. 1 bgured Audrey and I would get on stage and talk about the proposal. Sally would show the tape and we would be done. However, those sneaky pr<?<Iuc n. had a little urpnsc m store. When the proposo.l business was ft.rushed, Sally turned to Audr y and asked h a question: ·Now that Jeff has dollP this for you, Audrey, what have you done to prove your love for rum?· Unable to come up with an answer, Sally su9gestoo Audrey give me a "kiss. But not a r~dr kiss. With that, Sally slowly led Audrey on sldge to a big bowl with a cloth draped over it. With a whip-0£ her hand, Sally pulled off the cloth, revealing a bowl infest· ed with slimy, squinning earth- wonns. · · •There is a chocolate kiss Wood planks. Marble squares. Stone blocks. Only from Armstrong lmagin! Arms1rong lmagul The only collection ot Jamnate floonog that offers three natural designs Wl theor ciasSlc Shapes Unquely grained WOOds are cut !Oto pllMs Veined rrwbles aod textured granites come in squares .• nal\nl stone in rectangutar blOcll.s It's so naU'al. Yet you'U only find this meshing of loon and design In Atm$trong lmagtn. But then. Who knowS floors bett« than Armstrong? F0< the widest selectton of natural looks. and the most durably beautiful lanwlate floors, come 1n and see Armstrong lmagin URAMIC • DRAPERY • VUllYL • TILi • eLINDS • WOOD Armstrong and HBO or Cinemax, you wlll receive: .. .J I I I I ' I • « CHOOSE FROM THESE EXCITING GAMES Frtctay Oct. 30th Thursday Nov. 12th Weclnetdey Dec. 9th Thunday Dec. 17th Thursday J.ln. 14th Thursday Feb. 18th Thursday Mar. 4th Mond.y Mar. 15th Tempe Bay l.J9htnlng Nashville Predators Wethington Capital• NYlltlnden Calgary Flamet Edmonton on .... Nalhvllle Predaton J • I I • $9. 95 Connection (save over $20.00) • $10.00 OFF your first cable bill • A voucher good for 2 TICKETS to see the Los Angeles Kings LIVE Orange Count'( 562 493-5483 Seal'Beach wider there,• Sally told an aston· ished Audrey. 'U you love Jeft you will grab 1t out and give it to hinl ... After trying unsuccessfully to push the worms QSide with a tiny • twig she found in the, bowl, Audrey finally overcame her fear of bugs, gave tn and plunged her iland into the squinni.ng n1a~. With SEM~ral worms in tow, sh<• came up 'With Uta kiss, holding it • up gingerly and proudly showing it o{f to the audience. As the crowd howled and dapped, I could only reflect on th • millions ol teJP.VlSion viewers who. will get to watch our crazy expcn- enc: m talk·5how rurvana. I J~l ~~nd r how many of those folks in 1V land will be goofing on 'me and wondefulg· • ·Who would want to go on a pro- gram lik~ that? • I Guilty as charged • JEff lUU.Y ~ the ~ports editor ot the Burbank Leader, one of the Daily P1lot'.s sister papers. The Classic Diamond Solitaire ecklace ·' Silent night Speechless m o rning A diamond ~ forn·er. CHARLES H. BARR 1803 WcstdifT Dr., N~pon Beac.h (949) 642-3310 I c d1 A N ii c 2! 1.1 " 21 M T !I I ~ bl "' r wl 0 0 O• j de 111" E. Mt l• St 92 s SI 92 T di. ne Ii bl. T1 Tl wl Or 0 ~. • ' As~ Thvrsday, December 10, 1990 • ~ AROUND TOWN 1t ms.12.. th~ Oa fY P1l0t, Around Town, '330 W lliy St, Costa Mesa 92627; fax them to (949) 646-4170, or call (949) S40 1224, ext. 228 A compJet" hstmg of Around Town (.fn be found at dailyp lot.com . ... A Cbrls~as tre4' Jot wUJ be up &id running from 8 a m to 1 O p.m. daily .through Dec. 20 an Parking Lot E at the Ordnge ,County Fdir & Expoiution Center, 88 Fdir Drive, Coc,ta Me'>tl For more infom1allon,/ctlll {714) 708· 3247. Newport J!each, Corona deJ Mar dnd Costa Mesa rl"si<.lents can rent Sdnld Claus for theu holiday paroes, business meetings. day care or school events from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily through Dec. 23. Santa 1s $40 for the fust half-hour and $35 for edch adchtional ha.lf· hour Santu will brmg candy canes for boys and girls. Reservd-. -lions must be made. 24 hours in advance. For more mfom1ation, call (949) 64.4-'.H51. . A water aerobics class wm be presented from 9 to 10 a.m at OASIS Seruor Center, 800 Mtlr- gueritl" Ave • Corond del MdI. Adrrus-.1on ts $1. For more mfor- matton, call (949) 644-3244. The Ebell Club of Newport BPtlCh will meet dt 11.30 a.m. at the Bahia Connth1an Yacht Club, 1601 Bayside Dnv<>, Newport 8C'dC'h. ~1ot1vallonal spoaker Patncid Covrngton w11J discuss •How ·to Spice Up Your We • For more informutiun, call (949) 721- Q267. A singing class wUl be presented from 1 to 3 p m dt OASIS Senior Center, 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona dcl Mar. Admission 1s lree For mow mfomtdllon. cctlJ t949) 644-3244. A holiday musical program fea- turing perfomtdnces by the Hdf- hor Day School 1-fdndbells and The Company Three Singers Will he presented from t .30 to 3 p.m. at OASIS Senior Center, 800 Mar- guentc• Ave., Corona del Mar. Adn11ss10n 1s fr<'e ror more tnfor- mdtlon, C'dll (<449) 644-3244. A line dancing class wtl1 be pre- "en tPd lrom 3 15 to 4 45 p.m at OASIS Senior CcnlN, 800 Mar- guc•nte Ave., Corona del Mar. Admiss10n ll> free. For more mior- mabon, call (949) 644-3244. A group counseling ~e slon tiUed Reldbonship Improvement will be presented dt 7 p .m. at Coast Con- sulbng, 180 Newport Center Dn- ve, Newport Beach. Sessions dre $25. For mon• infom1auon, cdJ..l (949) 720·84:l7. A free program titled The Civil War -C'omnwrce and Culture will be presented tlt 7 p m. dl the Newport Bedch CPntrnl Library's f'nc>nds Meeting Room, 1000 Avo- C'ado Ave. For mor1:> information, C'illl (lJ49) 717-3801 FRIDAY An open house will be presented from to a m. to 5 p.m . at the Orange County Ch1l~ Abuse Pre· venhon Center, 2482 Newport , Blvd .. Swtc 7, Cosld Mesa. Food • will be provided For more mfor- • mation, call (949) 722-1107. SATURDAY Guided walking nature tours of the Upper Newport Bay Ecologi- · cal Reserve will be presented every 10 to 15 minutes betwPen 9 a .m . and 1(}:15 a.m. at the corner of EastbJuff Driv<' and Back Bay Road Wear romfortabte clothes and shoes. A hat, binoculars and bird book are optional. For more i.n.lormabon, call (949) 786-8878, A BeanJe Baby and Collectible Show will be presented from 10 a.m to 4 p.m . Dec. 12-13 a t the O range County Fair & ExpoSition Center, 88 Fa.JI Drive, BUilding No. to. Co ta Me a . Early birds get in at 9 a.m . for $7. General admission is $51 children 7 and under arc free. For more 1nforma· tion, cal.I (714) 754-0518 ~; • SUNDAY " •• ,, n •• Ill " ., TUESDAY A .water aerobic cla will be presented from 9 to 10 a m . at the OASIS Senior Center, 800 Mtir· guente Ave., Corona del Mar. Admission 1s $1 . ror more mlor· mdtion call (949) 644·3.244 .. · A yoga cl~ Wlll be presented by Helena Sprake from 9 to 10:15 a.m. ttl the Nancy Clark Educ-a· lion Center, 471 Old Newport Roc1d, Suito 103, NC'wport f3pc1ch. A<lmis!->1on 1s $8 pN cldss or $30 for four prepaid cldsses. For mor<' information, ccdl (949) .548-4059. A wine and cheese octal wtU be presentf'd from 4 lO 7 p .m . ttl OASIS Scruor Centm, 800 Mar- gu<:rite Ave.. Coro na del Mar. · Adnuss10n 1s $5. Re~ervations arn required . For more mlonnution, call {949) 044-3244, A women's group will be pre- ~enled trom 4:30 to 6 p.m . at the Center for Expressive Psychother· apy, 2900 Bnstol St , Bu.ildmg D 103, Costa Mesa Sessions ai;e $30 per pen.on· For more information, call (71 4) 571-6113. " You may be going on a tong journey, but you don't have to go farther than Newport Beach for your vaccinations. (949) 644-3565 " " "SALE" MARATHON SOD OVER 1.CXXl SO fT FR;E ~LIVERY NO 2E 35, per SO Fi NO t 33c per SO FT 5 SO FT ROUS IN STOCK, MQN.SAT.$2'99 EA [~~--1-~!!Y~},;,!•· j (949) 646-7441 around to free noon program .. U.UCG..,....;z.enloi C:OD&ult.1.8& .. aob Brennan Rcspon iule P t Ownership will w1U JPdd a free di cuss1on of be prcsentc>Ji at the Newport reverse mortgage for seniors 62 B ach Central Ubrary' Fnend and over at 3 p.m at Bay 1de Vd- ~tecting Room, 1000 Avocado lage, 300' E. Coast Highway, Ave. For more informabon, call (<14.<11 7l7-380l. . Newport Bcuch. For more infor- A ballroom dance class will be prnsented from 3 to 4 p.m. at OASJS Seruor Center, BOO Mar- gucntc Ave.. Corontt del Mar. Ach~s1on 1s $38. For more mfor- mdho1l, cull (949) 644-3244. WEDNESDAY The etworkers will meet fro m 11:45 a.m to 1 p.m . at the Co~tu Mc> ... cl. Golf and Country Cluo, I 701 Golf Course Drive. Adnus- s1on 1s $12 and includes lunch. For moI\' information, call 885-9093. A Women's Ufe Stress S_upport Group for Scruors will be present- ed trom 12:30 to 2 p .m. at OASIS Senior Center, 800 Marguente Ave .• Corona del Mar. The meet- ing will be facilitatt?d by psychol- ogist Natalie Zuc}<er. Admission is free For more information, call (949) 6~4-3244 . ffidllOn, call 723-0233. ·A group counseling s~slon tlUed Body-rmct<J • Improvement - Female PowN will bC! presented c1t 5 30 p.m. al Codst ConsultJ.ng, 180 Newport Ct'nlN Dnve, New- port B<>at h. Sessions are $25 For more infOmldtion, cdll (949) 720- 8417. THURSDAY Ufe Un~ Screening, a profess- ional. nationally licensed mobile vascular screening servtce and prevenl.lve health education com- pany, will offer affordable stroke and vascular screenings from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the OASIS Senior Center, 800 Marguente Avt• .. Corona deJ Mar Appoint- ments are l.il;nited. For more infor- mation, call (800) 801·7815. VIVIA WALL SCONCE Avj1f11blc tn Sill in Wh1tr • fand Blown Cil11ss 01f(usrr secured w1lh ROid dcldtls. Hodson Lighting Open Turs..Fn. 9:00·5 ~di 9·4 151 O Newport Blvd .. CostJ Mesa Qualit.> I i11h1in1 "'"" iu. for :50 Y*ar• (949) 548-9341 Women's & Men's Boutique 369 E. 1 f' ST (At Tustin), Suite #4 (949) 5152996 • Costa Mesa Mon· Sat 10·6 • Sun 11 ·7 We Lvl'e Alelro~e Boutiques too. So we brought one to you! Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dai ly P1I ·oIC. 22 A holiday luncheon will be pre· sented at 11:30 a.m. at OASlS Semor Center, 800 Marguente Ave., Corona del Mar. Adm1s ton 1 $4; Entertainment will be pro· vided by a piano player. For more inform.a~. call (949) 644-3244. . . .ONGOING st: Andrew 's Presbyte rian Church offers a support group tor families with lov<'d onci. who are mentally ill. The ... Gtoup meets .from 6:30 to 8 p.m Sundays in the · church's D1erenbeld Jictll C, 600 St.. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. The confidential group is open to the commuruty. For more information, Cdll 631-2880. Prospects Networking Group meets from 7 15 to 8 10 a.m. . Wednesdays at f\11imi's Cafe, 1835 N .wport Blvd ,. CQlita • · IJr akf ast is $6 For more infon11 tion, call Angie Stafford at 47 2225 or Tina f'mnan at 551-3151 All La en's Leads Club meets 7·15 a.m. Tuesdays at Mun Cafe•, 1835 Newport Blvd .. Cos Me:.a. For more information, r~ 646-1252. Zen Home Stitchery, a Jor manufacturer of meditation s111 plies, holds a free meclitation 1tc1 5 to 7 p m. Sundays at Mesa Bu ness Center, 711 W. 17th St., %1 A-8, Costa Mesa. For mqre m{n mation, call 722-7818. The Newport Beach Park Beaches and Recreation Conun. s10n meets at'7 p.m. the first Tue day of each month in the C Councll chambers, 3300 Ne'''P' Blvd Newport Beach For m mformauon, call 644-3151. SoUTB COAST PLAZA CONGRATULATES THE TOP WINNERS FROM THE 1999 ZAGAT .SURVEY.* TROQUET Top Food • 28, Top Service -25 "you coultf.n 't do better in Paris "0 I ANTONELLO RISTORANTE Top Food -25, Top Strvict -25, Top Decor -24 Jive star"•• Northern ltalzan fizre --.. MORTON'S OF CHICAGO TopFood -26 "perfect steaks"~· in a grown-up retro room GUSTAF ANDERS' BACK POCKET TopFood -24 ''aptly named Swedish home cookinl'0 SOI TH CO .\ s T p I, :\ z . .\ ON.LY AT SOUTH COAST PLAZA . , GUSTAF ANDERS Top Food -26, Top Service -24 "exceptional Continental-Swedish fare"** BANGKOK FOUR Top Food -24 "the best Thai in the county" ... • ,· ... Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot wn ThurK!ay, December I 0, .1998 A 9 ,...,....l---;~~u-1n1}{Hl;m>n,;;:-:"r.:~~L.::'7""--':""""."'~...,....-:-----,-...:---:---~---=--~-----=-~...:.;..-:f'-:::;::;;;,:~ioa;;;::=J.~ ~,~--~----~~-------Anonymous lellowshlp and J)t>stnatal yoga clas~ from 3 to ·Hoag Cancer Center offers a free £>Pks expcnenc:P.d dancer to JOLn The Newport ~po~ Collection •=:.-:t:r-x •-~ _ _....,. (>ASIS • nior Center oHe~ a dmly t.-1 phone contact program . tor emors who have a .limited local upport sy tern. For more ihformauon. call 644-32.f4. • s <I u p \ t w411ts lo help men and women 4:30 p.m. Thursday::.. New clas ~ relaxation and imagery workshop in frotn 9 to 11 am. Thursdays at Foundation, d nonprofit orgamza-~ho smoke to quit and remain begin on the first of the month. from 10 to 11:30 a.m. the fourth the Coi.ta Mesa Senior Center, Li'Jn, operate a free mu cum at IDl<>ke Cree. For more information For more information, call 642· Wednesday of each month dt 1 19th and Pomona trcet:., Costa 620 Newport Cenlt=>r Dnve, New- on local evening meeting::., call 7400. Hoag Dnve, Building 41, New-Me.,d. For more informatJOn, call port Beach Th museum, wh1 h '650-2713. · port Beach. For' more ID!ormation, 545-5G69. 'hdS onn of thP. world's lliryest col· Hoag Cancer Ce.,;ter offers Man call 760-5542. · ·Jcctions .of "'•XJrt• m ~.morabUw, ·.t, . The Costa Mesa Historical Soci- ety holds a free open house from 11 a .m. to 3 p.m. Thursaays at 1870 Anaheim Ave., Costa Mesa. Jlle event features memorabilia from the city of Costd Mesa and the Santa Ana Anny Air Dase Por more information. call 631-5918 Overeaters Anonymous meets from 7 to 9 p m. Wednesdays at SL John's EpiscOJ>aJ Church, 183 .e. Bay St., Costa Mesd. For more information, Cdll 953-0900. OASIS Senior Center offers a Parkinson's disease support group from 7 to 9 p.m. the second Thun;- day of each month at 800 Mar- guerite Ave., Corona del Mar. For more information, cdll 644-3244. 1 The Yoga Place offers a prenatal A free s~pport' group for cancer .., to Man, a free prostate cancer dis· patients mf'cts at 7 p.rn. Wednes· open from 9 n.m. to 5 pm. week- cussion group, trom 7 to 8:30 p.m. The Sea ~lorer SbJp Del Mar days and a support group for peo-<la~!>. for more :.information cnU the fiISt Wednesday of each 711 of Orange County offers d pie suftering frl>m chrome fabgl!,e 721 -9333. month at the center auditonum, 1 program for young men ages 14 syndrome m~ets from 7 lo 10.p,m. . Hoag Drive, Building 41, New-to 18 mterested in learning dl>out Wednesdays dl lht: Institute tor Hoag Cancer Center sponsor:. d port Beach. ·For reservations or satling, seamanship, piloting, Holisbc nealmrmt cmd ResPdrch, lwe uu c 111 <:Ids:> for mtNmcchat more infonnation, call 722-6237 ndVlgation and cruising. Meet-4019 WestNly Place. Suite 100, lo arlvdnCl'~d lnVl'ls from 10 30 lo mgs arc from 6 to 9 p.m. Wednes Newi:i<\i t flPdC'h. For more ml or· 11 :30 am. Thur:.days for pt>op!t• ~ The Pacific Business Xchange has weekly breakfast meetings at 7 a.m. :Jbesdays at the Pacific Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. There lS no' ·charge Jqr the initial meetlng. For more information, call 640-0588. The Newport Beach Psychologl· cdl Association presents a coed relationship group called Insight Equals Power at 7 p.m. Thws- days. The fee is $25 per week. For. more information, call 722-4588. days at the Sea Explorer Seel mation, rail 251-8700. with c:amcr dnd their fdnulies A Base, 1931 W. C,c:iast Highway, · 1 hcqmnur SPss1on m~ets fwm Newport Beach. For more inlor-Arlhrltls. foundation Instructor 1 o·:m to t 1 30 ,a.m. rmkl) :.. 1'h•• mahon. call '6.42-6301 or 551-Hillary Stone• leads ctn ·c:xems~ classe:. ~re dPsiguC"d to r ~iuc1 8591. dds~ at .;11 il.m:. Tiiurscldys dl th' stn·s~. increase longevity und pro· Jewi~h S<•mor Center, 250 E. Bak-mote a sense of well 'bPmg with er Sr., Costa M1>sa. r:or more mfor· OASIS Senior Center offers ongoing assistc.1.nce, counseling and referral services for semors For appointments or more infor- mation, call 644-3244. The Costa Mesa Senior Citizen Square dJld Round Dance Club mation nill 513-.5641. bd .... 1.f, edsy-to-leam: nonstrcnu- ' ous movemP.nls to aid m halanct1 Nightly meetings are offered In Costa Me a dnd Newport Beach for dnyone who Wdnls to over- come mcotme addiction. For a schedule or more mfonnallon, call 774-9106 or 10001 642-0u66. dnd cone eotration. The c la i l< ught by Victor Annctnd. or g- i-.traUon is requued. Fre • Hoag Cancer Center is at 4000 W. Coosl Highway. Newport Beach. For more information, call 722-6237. Th~ Costa Mesa Communlcaton 'ro lma ters Cluh meet from noon lo 1 p m Wedne:.da~ ai the Orang·,. "county Depc:Utment of liduc!atlon 200 Kah'nu~ Dnve, Co ta Mesa Me11ting<> are open to .anyonP. ~ho wants to unprove his o'r her publlf pet1king skills. Por-. mPJrP mfor111at1011, call 444-5030. I he Newport Beach Dlstln- q1m.he.cl follstJn<isters C lub 1300 mc~ts from 7 to 9 p.m. Tue!>days 111 Sgt. J>(•p1>cron1's mec.:ting room, 2300 Bnstol St , Ne"\\'port Beach fl}r reocrvation:. or more infonna- Uon Cl.ill 73Ci-3o71. · Mc a Messenger~ Toastmaster Club 691 m Co:.~ Mesa .meets at 7 p m Tuesda)'!i dt ~ te:.a Verde Umted Methodist Church. 1701 W. 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Those thoughLc; were offered by ChrlsUne Sullivan, co-chair of the 1998 Center Stars Holiday Party thrdwn recently in the ball- room of the Four Seasons Hotel, Newport Beach. Sullivan was Joined by her event-producing pQrtner and evening co-chair, Karly Brown, in creating one of , the more elegant evenings of ' winter wondl'rlancl on the Orange Coast •This is a very special group. and I have a fond place in my Mart for the Center Stars,• said Brown, who has been a member • THE CR OW D b.w. c.ook -------- of the orgarliz~tion for two years. •As a mother of two young sons, I am acutely aware of the need in this community and in others to provide children with expo- sure to the perforr.i.og arts. ThE? Center Star.; help to raise money . that in tum eriabJes the OCPAC to bring children to experience performances at The Center. ··It is obvious tom~ how unpor· tant lt"is for all of us to do what we can to .ensure the existence of future patroni of the arts.· · . 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Pa.>senU}' 1 '.l2 qed1cated \::) women 1om tor<"!es to provide support !Qr the <!<.lucahonal <.11111 crultnral oufr~ach ot the Perform· mg Arts Center· Al~o 111 the crowd: Karen Elliot, Pat and Carl Fulco, Sue and Dave Hook, Liz and David Howe, Chrlsline Rhoades, Nola ond Malcolm Schneer, and Madeline dncl Len Zuckerman. • 8.W. COOK'S c~e r every Thur\day and Saturday ~ An> Cu~tom Frami~ OIJAl.IIW · 1101 Vlctartl. ~f, ColtaMen 250/o OFF . WllOl,J~Si\l,t~ TOTllE PlJBl,I(~ ... .a:. . k - Sl\l\\I \'i 111< ' \: I I I • ' 646-5080 ~~· 'i t:\I\ \ l \ 'i I LR \' . I" . .. I [ . 0 ft E ~ s 9 ! s 9 , d n • b , , .... c [ D • ' • ' I • • ,, " . . /C. 12 Thursday, Decomber 10, 1999 • DITOR'S NOTE: Th~ Reel Cnucs col· umn featurM movie mttques wrlt"ten by community members serving on our p~nel. Brazilian n1ovle tugs at hPartstrings . . .. through with it a nd she steals the boy back. ot_k.n__qwmg what else to do, she sets oft to somehow cleliver hiin to hisJathe1 Central I n th•• Braz1ltan him "( entral Stc11Jon, • lmwly and emb1t-· terncl r"llrPcJ tP.at·her I >ora (Femdndct Montl'11Pqro) writes letters lor tlw ilhtN<ttc of Rio de Jan~ir11' 1 'l>Uslhn9 <'enll cd rmlway stc.1ho1 tu make• ends mePt Most of the time, ufti"•1 i;hc ha1> l>"<.>n ~ 'station" WdS pt11cl to COfllP.OSe. REEL CRITICS ttnd llldil them, 5he .,imply foss· ' Uw lPtt<?rs d"1de £ ntPr 11110 Uw p1ctun• .9· yeM-old Jos1w jVnucius de Oliveir 1) 11ncl hlS mother Dord ts suppo ed to wnte a let· ter to Josue's ldth.-•r, wllorn the boy hds 111 \tr m<'t Jo.,up' mother mt~nds lo 1ounw} c 1oss-counlr) lo mtroduc.;i" the ldtht•r to htS .,on Untortunatl'ly, shol11y thcn•c1llP1 the m• U1C'1 1s nm ov.-.r hy c1 bus and k11I• d outi;1dtt tlw i;lallon, IP<.IVmq Jrl'illl' to h•nd tor h1rru.PU. To n1t1kc• t1 fl'\\ bw ks, Dora hcfnl'l\clS tilt' hoy cUHl IUIOS )um ovN ti t1 < h1lcl adoption ring. But her rott<.< ienrf' "'on't !flt ht>J go Christmas unveiled to critical Richard ncclaim at U1is Brunette year's S~ndance Film Festival and received the Golden Bear for best film at the Berlin Fllm Fesllval, where Mon· lenegro received tlle Silver Bear for Best Actress, The movie was dlso honored by the National Board of Review recently for best dctress and best foreign film. Directed· by Walter Scilles and produced by five-time Academy Awc:trd-wmner· Arthur Cohe n, it 1s a sentimental film that tugs on Hie heartslnngs dnd mdy cause you to tear up now and then. But heyond U1at, albeit rughlighting the poverty-stricken Brazilian populace and countryside, it is a pretty standard road picture where dt first tlle chdracters rou- tinely dislike each other, but through ::;harl'd hardships dnd (iarland ............. 99¢ per foot -~ ......... edar ............... $3.99/bunch ' Pine ........ ~···· ............ 99¢/stem · lEM;:uo~.r;§,1;:9.~m~-!i~p~m!I • S.torda) 9am-4pm , ristmas Door Wrcaths •.. $14. 9 an~up Christmas Roses ....... $12/bunch (25 countj Wa rehouse: /_ 882 West 16th ,St. Newport Beach (949) 650-5700 The Aqu~rium of the Pacific. Same idea as yours, only a million times big er. m1llinn g•llo111 ul "•'"' \\ore rlinn I 0,000 u111I 1 .. r .. a1ur'l'-' Tlit nt''ll. Aqu n rn of 1hc I'• fu ,. lruly n ••nlu•ng \Ian.I Afnu ong) pl~<t' \n IOW that 1hr SUIT1rnN H'DJl\11 "O• linie• IHI 1h 111 • ~ .. )'"' c1111 Juu u111 l1 a1t• It.I• Ii ~ r it \\at .. ( ( l 0 "'ti • ' • .. AQlJARlUM 01 T•n PAC IFIC. ' . .. date book revealing glirnp::.cs into thefr psy- ch~. they come to care for and rely on one another. tle table in the station Cftch day where ~he wrikls letten. for illiterate - pebplc. The ~~JS. 1s a !eQ4h ation supe1"isor with the city of Costa Mesa and a Costa Mesa resident. Engaging film shows another side of Rio · l c E'ntral Station,~ a Brdzilian film from . director Walter Salles, ihtroduces us to a side of Rio de Jane1Io few of us have seen, even tho:,e who may have . Wdlked through the very train station named in the title. . work, which • ad,.ds a little to her meager ~nsion, enables her to cat and keep a June Fenner roof over her head. ~ . . . However, any Wusions we may harbor about Dora's concern for her fellow man are quickly crushed when we see that these letters, which carry the hopes and dreams of her customers, are nev- er mailed. Instead, Dora simply stuffs them lllto a drawer m her This 1s d Rio whe re swvival is a daily struggle, and sentimental- ity a luxury rarely co,ntemplated, much less experiertced. One of the survivor.> is Dora, an aging re tired teacher who sets up a lit-1 tiny apartment Occasionally, she and her friend, Irene, take them Enjoy a refreshing massage in a Luxurious/ Upscale Setting. Please call for a ppoint ment. • Chiropractic Pa<'lftt> Spine le Spores lm•tltu te •Sports & Dance Injuries 2967 Michelson [)rive, Suites, Irvine • Physica I Therppy 405 I Jamboree & Michelson I Next to AirTouch • Nutrition Consultation Tel : 949-955-2655 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot out and read them for a laugh. In short, Dora is no sweet old lady, She~ as cynical and bitter as .. they come. So why, she asks her- &elf,~ah& .the'one..who finds ncr:.-. self sad~ with a 9-yeor-old l)oy, Josue, whose mother has been struclcand killed by a car shortly after the two anived m the otyl · Perhaps it is a twinge of guilt over not having mailed the dead mother's letter that prompts Dora to take the boy home with her. The boy persuades Dora that, with her help, he can find his father. And so the quest begins that will take them from one stnall village to another through the Brazilian countryside. In some ways, "Central Sta- tion· is like other "voyage of self-discovery" films we have seen. What keeps this film fresh and involving throughout is, first and fore most, superb acting by both Femanda Montenegro as Dora and Vlllicius de Oliveira as Josue. A setting that is unfamiliar itll.<J m~,a:also helps. • Montenegto7"a1tliallgJt11ot • well-known to Americans, h.a long been revered as pne of Brazil'f greatest stage actors 0 ,2.,_ Oliveira, who has no prevtous acting experience, was shirung shoes in Rio's airport when he caught the attention of director Salles Watching this young bo?s ability to reveal both vulnerabi.U1 • ty and y9uthful optimism, one_ has no·doubt that Salles knew what he was doing. ":~ Y9u are not likely to see twq,, fin er performances in a long time. Nor'will you forget their journey.: • JUNE FENNER. a Costa M~ resident in her late 50s, is V1Ce president of a WQtk force training company. FREE REPORT reveals what the insurance companies don't want you to know. · Was your car injured? You may be too!! It may be weeks, months or even years before you experience pain, stiffness, headaches, even arthritis! Don't settle your case until you read our free report. • • • ~ : II .. .. \ \/ l 1 l J l ) I -I \ <. • t {_ ) . 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UNCLE DON'S VIEWS OF NIL REPUTE And an embarrassingly duted script. _ Some things don't unprove with age: wine • in screw caps, potato salad, and overrated films. As overrated as the Mona Lisa and Bruce Springsteen, "Psycho• has nearly the same hysterically overblown r~putation as that other· "classic," ripe in triteness, •cib.:len Kane: "Psycho" was dull, ridiculous and predictable almost 40 years ~go. This nearly frame-by-frnrne remake of tile onginal wdl soon follow the previous three sequels into filplatic oblivion. U "Psycho" wa·s the influence for future terror flicks. then like a parent shy a few chromosomes, Anne Heche portrays Marlon Crane in the remak~ of Alfred · Hitchcock's classic .. Psycho ... its F ogeny a.re understandably rather deficient. While Set in present time, some weird anachronisms and anomalies crop up. Drivers ex.it- mg the passenger sides o! mod· em automobiles that have no headrests or seat belts. A driving ram that gets no one wet. Clothes embarrassmgly ugly en by bowling league ~tan dards Faded colors. An enclosed phone booth The plot, 'bout as sophisticated as that or cl Hardy Boys book, obviously hasn't chdDged. Some conniving broad. fleeing the fuzz. ends up at a hotel run by a moth· Great ·Food Fast Without having to get out of your car! SERVING BREAKFAST• LUNCH •DINNER Our tttmsiv' mniu itulutks: • Ca.ffe Lane • frujt Smoothies •Chai Tea •Roasted Turkey Sandwich • Clu.ic C.aesar with grilled Chicken •Sesame Peanut Noodles with Chicken •Grilled Chicken Focaccia Open 7 davs 6am 10pm 3100 West Coast Hwy. • Newport Beach <Next to Sterling BMW> Where ·o Wine .1b91W~ . "9~~ ~ Where to Dine Restaurant Directory LE CAFE/HYATT REGENCY IRVINE Ca!ifoma Cul: ~ finest E"1Y Breakfast L~# or ()oner in casual ~a!ICe as Vo\! dine lllSlde or on our beau:t.ul ~ We teauire Scrumpbous 8\lffeis ttlrtJU!1lout ttie da; or you C8I'\ OIW from DIJI' boUmt.ul menu L.oe8ted et 17g:n Jamboree Road (comer Of Jamboree Md,MainJ Phone (714) 975-1234 m720 Hours S.m11im YANKEE TAVERN ()i the bay in N~ Beath Serwig lunch & Oint1er daitj located a; 333 88'iSlde Drive 6 755333 ZUBIES CHICKEN COOP VW re m<re than jUSt chrckcnl rr 8dd4'0n t.o ru-~ Broasttd and Gi lid Ctirtken, we offer ai?ak SeafOOd Pr:rne Rib, Baby Bae!, Rib5. Pina. a 22 appttllel' menu end mere Generous ?0'1IOOS a a GAEAT ;a!ue Come ciieck us but! Open for ltinch dinner {p1ua and appetizers &elV9d a~ day) end &.ooay Brea fa!.f.. f.ull cock:aa bar Banquet 'BCil Iles up to 70 Gameroom soon to be open 414 Old Newport Blvd (Comer of H(lSplta Rood and Od N£'WPOlt) n Newport Beach 645-8006 JOSH SLOCU MS The locol gathellng place tor over 26 VW'$ located on beeufAul NN.pat B<rr with e vrir'N from IN9f'y 6eat The menu features a daily S8leOtlOll of • between 1(}15 vaiietics of fresh seafood Stecks n ple.'ltift.i w:tl'l S.1 O . seteams featl.mg pnme l"tb Dock space is avadable if PJ are ¥nV'J1Q by !lOat.. ~ wery d!Jy at ~ "Cl 2001 Pedfc Coast HWf (949) 642-5935 NEWPORT BEACH BREWING CO. her employer. .. Obviously f l4•c:he hasn't Wrllched any horror films thC\ pct!>l f£>w years. The clues ,ue all there. B9d dialogue. Da1k rooms. Gloomy housP.s on the hill. Cheesy music. Bt,tler bail out, womon, or you're gonm1 erid up m the dnnk cb th(~ monstcr <lid to the little girl m· "f-rankenstem. ~ I guess m sunplcr times, when Amencans had to only worry about commum'>m and nuclear holocaust, "Psycho" Wds scary. But now, 38 years later, genera- tions hardened and faced wtth truly sj>00ky ~tutf IJke Y2K, M Ellen· and no Nf-L in Los AngelE'~ JU~t c1m't ~Jonna fall for the predictable stoop1cltty of "Psycho." As I lcche flPC"S into that dark .rnd stonny mght, she's chased by cops, pnvate eyes cmd stiltPd dia- loguP. 1 Ieadin9 somewhere, going nowhPrc, fdc:ed with C1I1 tmc ertclin future, she pciys th~ ultimat<> price for hei.th.it•vC'ry-not cl gruesome lonely clC'ath tn a wrkwater town, VILLA NOVA That stuff going down the dram am't he.r blood, it's thP potent:Ia\ prohts of thts flick t1 "Psycho" heads for th{• $1 thP· alen, within the next f~w WC'eks And Mother, good olct ~1otlter Posse. .. sor of her son\ soul Dt:ac1· er than ·a waiehous" of doomnils. Never properly buned, he sits m her wheelchair, des1ccc1ted, dry as an overcooked Thanksgiving turkev, shriveled as d week-old Halloween pumpkin. A ~oliloquy at the end, unfortunately m great tedious detail, explains thHt Nor- man was never all No1mcln but was often all MolhP.r. Last the audiP.ncP. Poor t1ud1· ence. 5uckered. Snookf·r~d I Stung Stoop1d. To paraphrdsf' the ad headline: "Check In Relax Waste an hour," I • UNCLE DON reviews B movies and cheesy musical act$ for the Daily Pilot l You can e-mail him at YourFavuncOaol com . • ail." und • hepherd's pie." • The pub is at 202 Newport Center Drive on Fashion I land's out~r circle next to th~ Edwards Big 'Newport Cmema. For more mforma- · uon, caU (949) 640-4110. FOUC MUSIC AT BORDERS The Tinker~s Own play folk music from 8 to 10 p.m. Fn- day and Dec, 18 at Borders Books Music.Admission is tree. The store is at 1890 · Newport Blvd. (at 19th St.), C..osta Mesa. For more infor- rnauon, call {949) 631-8661. INUIT BAKER LAKE GRAPHICS Danong Bear Gallery, spe- cializmg in InuiV Alaskan ndtive fine art, presents the annual • Inwt Baker Lake Graphics Collection,• filled with vivid and unusual color combmdtions and mysterious sub1cct matter. The exhibit runs through Saturday. Adnuss1on is free. The gallel)' 1s at 412 31st St., Ne~ort Bedch. For more informdtion, Cdll 1949) 723-1922. CHRISTMAS/I ~~~~~-C~ CATERING "'" as Iowas $4.95 per person HOURS: MOH-SAT 11AM·10PM r :": ~1~~9:.,_ ----~tt!.!V!'l. A:a,Ea~I!. ----- - -• -• -• - : f#;l#fl#/ji;l#j ! s3 OFF LG. PIZZA ! • Buy 1 Entree at regular I $ _, 1 ' price, get the second of 1 2 OFF MD PIZZA equaJ or lesser value I • , ·FREE! i$1 OFF SM. PIZZA; tw·t1t~Purc11a .. 012d~ Oil>e-lnooly) I ··~ a.......... --.. .... c:.... ,.,,.,....,.. • I Natv.llclw•l\1111YOC\>Ofol!•b~121'11181 .,.,,y.....,:',..1lllY""""u1•lk......,res '"'"~ I --._ ---..... .., --. --------------.. ---... -. 6700 W. PCH • Newport Beach • (949) 631-3592 V NM offers Oassrc Italian OJsine w:ih a spe..'taf:u!ar 111ew Fea~ homemade pastas, h'flSh seafood & veal specialties ana a unique Wir.erfrant 8ITDance rcmrusccnt of 811 :.a 181\ f.ountryS!Oe Professlorol serw:e & en ir ... 1i!'d \WllllflQ wine list de!:iJ t pa:rons wn::e ~ 1t1 thlS romarKiC seu.ang live entertanmenl begins ngiwy at 9om 11\e !Jl)St&rs ()gar l.CUlge featll'eS ~ ~ spir-cs end an e.<'..enslw pppetiler menu locoted et s 1 a1 'Nest r.oas; !wt 6'!2 7886 Vrxed b'j the Regs:b' readers es appeared Ill The Best of ()-enge ~ sect1n11 es "The '8eS; Thal F«>cl In ~ County• Lunch ~ ~ & telentt. WN CFEN P.\1llE 15455 Jeffrey ::ioad at IMne Cei:er 1>1857-842.!·Jpen overyjJy Sun thro Thu's 1 1~9 3nvn Fn And Set ~1em-1~ A.'so located et 615 !vA. 19rh St ~ ~ 548: 4333 ROYAL THAI Cl'\O RESTAURANT Pilla. past.BS 68'.ads llnd more AD prepared fresh & healthy. One IO taJ;B out or C6ll tor delivery open for lunch an<1 dinner dai!'; ~ 7 days a week at t. 1 a m IJ>Catcd at 223 Mame t.we ANTONUCCl'S Enp{ delloous homem3de lt.aliari COO• ng n a relaxed casual atmosphe;"e Steps t.o the ocean at 6700 W PC H n N 8 Tredi1.tonai favries Shnmp Scam!)! or fetl.UClnt Aliredo, to a tastv assortment ol Pizzas, Pastas and So!eos ere of'ered ~th Species. Dally Erl t1V a glass or bOttJe of your favonte wine or beer and don t forget LO saW? room tor one ot our deleaable desserts Open datlf 11am-1 ~ Delrvery ave We cater 811d offer lln'Jar.e krleh/mem.ing romi '"' 25 guests 949-631 .J592 Sushi & Sushi to Go Car.plate 8 All M;J</X' Credit Cards Lace.eel k. 2675 Noe Aita (Across from Nev.pen Gjj Course) (714) 6-!5-551B SUSHI NAOMI Open 7 Cla)'S a week Se!vng U1Ch & din.'let' da..iy 11~ • 3om &niar • fh\l"Sday Di e s served 5;im • 10pm Sunday ~t1ursca1 Fn and Saturt!<t; operi \JrU 11pl'J'I Located et 4001 w O>asU+.v; 645-C-iAll DIHO SIAM Thai Otiness Ctts:re Open 7 da15 M.rid.:rf Sa~ Wnct> 1 1 m e m • 3 00 p.m: Dinner 4 00 pm. • 10 00 p 'Tl Sunday. On! er only ;:;art; tra1'S & ca"..enng available Locsted rn the CoStil Mesa COu~ras et 1835 Nev.port BM! Q.154 6JC )9 INKA GRILL &pencnce ttle 'le'# llMr 111 Qoe:ige Count, ~i a Elltl/Asian ~ blend of ~ e accented wlih the spices of South America 8eer C. 'tMes 6V3i!Jble H:1Lr.; are Men ·Thur.& ~ 1 30am r.o 9pm &.ti 5pm :to 9pm and Fn .sat , 1 30arn to 9 3Qim l.oce'.ed et 2~ 8nstol s: et Qed In Cos:a Mesa 714444 (46521 The mt ireYAirt 111 Newport Beach, 'Mil SeMl award w;mng beers & Ml Open tor lunch Mondayfnday 11"' & I'll·~ pm OMer ser't'ed ~Dnda'f. have a r:nastie food menu. ~ IJll,doa-dnng end llXs d FfEE :par!dng Thlnday 5 p m..S P m Friday & Saturday S p m • 10 p m locat.Rd .at 320 SANTA MONICA SEAFOOD ~ es Southern c.aldama s uip ~OOd reta:!er With~ 1arQ$ & fines selectlOn ol fresh seafood A1sn rMltude of~ deticaoes 6llCh BS sushi fist: en:ree5 dam d1owder fist'. S ct1!pS ~ l1d tJlC ungs f::r a Q011met m home ~ 7 <1aV'S e wee;, l.otmedat 154£ '17tti!i. Costa ~esa(i14) 5748862 RIVERBOAT RESTAURANT ()i board the "Pride of Newport' ~rboet. home o! ·cha Newport Harbor NalAIC81 Museum IFormertt Reuben E Lee) ~ for lunch Tues.~n 11em-3pm Brunch served Saturday & Sunday 8am-3pm Droner served Wed .sun Sprn-1 Q>m We cater caporete aod prnate ever(S, weddings & beoquet.s All ma,or credit cards accepted LOC8t8d At 151 E Coast Hwy Newport Beach. (949) 673.3425 Fax (949) 673-2175 AUTO BISTRO Thi! first drive-&t1ru rest.aUMIOt on the plaoet where the food actually matters CU-breakfast bisiro meno 18 served 6em> 11 am CU-el day bistl'o menu is &eived 11~1Q>m We offer fine dalicacies such es Sesame P8&lll.( Noodles er\d a Gri1lod Chicken Focaccia SEln<t.victl wth Artichoke & Roma t.omato Plus a full reoge or expresso & bistro be\lnges seMd 8 day lor1g locatlld at 3100 w ('.o&f.t Hwy (Ne,,t to ~BMW) TWIN PALMS Cehtori111 CoostB! Colslna. feauinng the bounty of the coast In a ~•Y 1ndoor-cMdOOr village square atmosphere, lrve nertlinmeot. every night. lunCh Moo .set 11 :Dim-:3pm every ~ bar meN availablo betwOen lunch/dinner end Thur • .SCSr.. ulltll ~ l..oalted 630 Nev.pelt Cerur I>. et F8'hion Island 721 • 8288 JACK SHRIMP • SerWlg Mhentic LouiSi8M OUISI08 Ill 80 uPbcet~ casual atmosphere vN1 l*lO drq· Try our~ plaf.es or tho Jemnln' Jambaiay?, Teke M end ~ MKable LqCeted et 2400 w Q)est ~ .. · SSC. 5577 • THE CULINARY WRAP l.ocm.ed et 2920 Newport BM! Hours 11 3Qam.11 ~~Thurs Bns.ol St • G h Costa Mesa 714 641.7321 . • n ~,.., CDimfriC • 67'"'-8449 BAMBOO TERRACE , Oieck out the hippest Chinese rcstsurnllt 1n Chnge County' Recently remodded to l'CSOf 1 iblo on ASian beer house Din Din serves tasty llineso loild and offers a lij)y 6U>Ckod b:lt With refreshing tropcal cm~s 8 qualitv VMe ~st aild a-great assortment of ~bottled end draft beerS Haun; Lunch Tues-fn 11 45am • 2pm [)oner Tue&-Thurs 5pm • 1Q>m Fn & Sat Sprn • 11 pm Closed oo Mondays Located at 1773 Newport 9MI ti c.osto Mesa 64~5550 . SIR ROGERS, LTD Saildwdles cdfee end esp:'llSSO drWiks & SIT10(itlres .AJ new bre&Uast menu Catering &'larlable Open Mon·Fr1 et 6em Stlf. 7om rid Sun Sam Loelited et 270 E 171h 9i-cet, Coriia Mesa 64~252. GALL01S ITALIAN DELI The finesi 61.hn:lma 68llCtMch8s seNecl on tresttt balled ~ Try ooe of the!:e ~ by o-urdfy d$S anti 8 cold f'tlfre9ling -on Also bi acsm. trwen ~81ld ~ ~ espresso loCated 39ll e Qiast 1tHf (949J 67!>7404 0pen tlMf 90Jam • 5 ~ 8atoa loaWon 3014 W 83lbo3 Blvd. (9491723- 8333 ~ere 10:3Qlrn • 7 CQ>nl AVILA'S EL RANCHITO Aothentlc Me~rcan food With the freshest lngred ents & a new gtlt OUl$l1e G-eat merp!111t8S Holn>! Lunch & Dmer Aft maj!ll' a-edit cards ecc:eptcd located ot 2101 Placentia Costa ~t;sll -642·1, 42 2800 ~ Blvd, Newport Beach -675-6855 end 2744 E C.oast Hwt COM -644..S226 Ml CASA Our mcJ s era now a tnp to Ba1a es wen 8' ~\JCO N<M offenng lrs?I tllCbS. Phone ahead f!Y' ordet'S l.C><JO HDIJ"S Daily from 1 1 am M maior crediL c8rds acceJWj Locnted At 296 171h 9. Costa Mesa f714) S45- 7626 LA PALAPA ~ 8'Ahcntic SoWl ME-Yean seafood ~. ~ C811'l8l'Ol1!!S pU!po ensaladas end much more Open 6 da)'S a wed. Oossd t11 Wedoesdays Dine in or t11 &Q£ UX:ated t t23 23rd St in NtMpcn Beach (near ~,uu t.¢is) 673-2657 I .. "' THE CANNERY HS;a)C WJtel'fron: restllurent lrlC tlSl'tlOr' CNSe tef'U'.I" f'tu'6 Moo &t. 11 30 2 em Sun 10 am-12 pm, Ai ma!OI' credit cards Rese."Yat#'s suggested Located at 3010 Le! '¢J.e f.ille Newport Bear.h CA 92663 f7\4) 67s.5777 F '67$2510 • CATALINA FISH KITCHEN Get h ed on th Freshest fistr available r.resti 111Dcd fish seafood end ()hleien sa~es 68:ads gn ed p!attS nd pasta &pe®lbes Open seven days a wee Mon \hru Sat 11am.Spm Sundav 11am.7om C&taring tile U>ca"..ed 670 w , 7th ~ '00 c.ost.a Mesa o! the neN fl1!00r Joe I ) 645-S873 5 . t;w,,,, • A14 Thursday, December 10, 1998 I date book Newport Beach/Costa Meso Daily Pilot oinelliiiig'S. always cooking at Tue Golden Trufile · I • MARl.ABIRD S omethlng's always going oh at The Golden ntllne-- lobster week. mushroom. week, live jazz nights, cooking lessons -all from the fertile mind of Alan Greeley, t.hJU>wner ·and iconoc;lastic chef. He was born with a natural tal- ent for cooking -his awards paper the walls of his Costa Mesa restaurant dnd he's a willing vol- unteer for charitable causes Greeley discovered his true calling when he put tum.self through mdustnal engmeenng classes by cooklng Between semesters, he DINING REVIEW ~°o°nk :s ~~s boy at the Rusty Pelican dJld·when the chef became ill, the youthful Greeley came to the re cue, cooking like a pro for the big dining room. He never looked bdck He went on to Vtctor Hugo's, cooked at Ambrosia, took d sab- batical m Frdllce and lived and cooked m the Caribbean, sam- pling, tasting, ledmmg all the time. He worked m the Mdrriott kitchens and then became exec- utive chef for the Fluor Corp , where he slcly~d until opening The Golden Truffle in 1986. Hts restdurant gives diners two ways to order, by choosing tram the pnnted menu and selecting from the staff's recited list of specials, wtuch c1re decided upon e>ach day by .Greeley as he swveys the mommq's purchases. "Every duy's a new ddy dfound DAYS UNTIL CHRISTMAS 2601 W. PCH • N.8. • 642-5935 THE GOLDEN TRUFFU .. +~RE: 1767·New· port BIVd., Costa Mesa + WHEN: Open TueSday through Saturday. Lunch 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., dinner 5:30 to 10 p.m. + HOW MUOt: Moder- ate to expensive. Prices quoted are for junch. + PHONE: 645-9970 Alan Greeley ls the owner and chef at The Golden Truffle in Cos- ta Mesa. here," said Greeley as he con- Jured up an unagmative, lf some- what salty, soup. Caribbean spices lllfiltrate most of the fresh fish and soups in a peppery. inspired way. The printed menu is a record of his eclectic tastes, with duck tacos ($9}, lobster taquitos ($8), baked brie with proscwtto ($9) and spicy Jamaican jerk chicken salad ($9). And d. hamburger with fnes ($9) or macaroni and cheese ($8) becomes sy~tic self-indulgence when truffles are added for an extra $10 The roasted gyp~-y (free range) I chicken ($14) is a succulent dish with AJaskan herbed mashed CRYSTAL CAVE • Metaphysical Book.'> • Orfginal Jewelry Olf~. Artwork ·Minerals & Gemstone~ • Hand Can(•d Crystal Quan Yin & Buddhtl • Herbs l:sscnlii1I Oils Incense MOU<><: Wlzatd Shop for unique Holiday Items Psychic Readings (Call store for appointment) ·Tea Leaves ·Astrology • Tarot l~panlsh readings d\lallablel · I landwriting Analysis 891 Baker Street A 16 • Costa Mesa 714•7 54• 1151 (Corner of Baker & Bear streets) We Now Deliver! miiir.aO 949.951.2500 of-!~~~~~~'>, ( LUNCH SPECIAL \ • I 112 Wrap, Side Dish & iott Drink $4.95 I Good Thru 12/23/98 Covciull ';ot VilhCl Vt n Airy Ollie• 0!'0< 0... Cw11>11 Pt< CilMOfMI ~ -. --_cw~~.aii~·----i I Buy 1 Wrap & 2 Fountain Orilks, Get 1 Wrap Free I Good Thru 12/23/98 I t 'il'll' ... t Vn!Jd Witt> "' • O'•off Otfrr. an.~ P« Cu...lull\t• I Coupe I p>d IQ< Oel~• Hillsren 'iuare ---:--- - -In-Union Plaza 250 £. 17tll St., Sutt. D 2435 llripetW Hwy, C:O.taM_, a,_ (949) 548 4403 (714) 672-9727 . ~oq~r.s, l . ~~ ~ i"cy ~~ Sandwic House 270 E 17th St., #I 7, Co ta M esa, Ca 92627 (949J 64S·H52 Sandwi(hes, Coffee and Espresso Drinks, & Smoothies • Cappuccino • Llttc • MochJ~ · •'Gourmet COff ee • Ice Blended Drinks We use a 1/'i. pound of real fruit in ti ... potdtoes. Leg of lamb ($17) is braised in Beaujolais and there is always d hand roll du jour ($8) with wasabi. For "down-home" foodies, Greeley serves fried chicken livers with grits ($7) and chtcken-fned steak With fried green tomatoes ($12). You will also find pot roast ($14l and liver ($15) with Maui onions and smoked fried chicken (OK if you hke your frted chicken smoked) ~lh buttermilk-gravy. Chilean sea bass ($16) is almost alwuys on deck, served on an island of mashed potatoes and surrounded by a sea of broth the color of a tropicdl sunrise. Scallops are d favorite and so is sauteed fresh foie gras, seldom served, but t11C11i1e ESTABLISHED 1962 Steak • Seafood • Cocktails 1695 Irvine Ave. 646-7944 YUMf Holiday Rescue Team: Le~ Us save your sanity, we decorate your • Party, Home • Office, Boat • Custom Gift Baskets, too with style, elegance and ease. By the project or by the hour, we use your decor or start from scratch. All you have to do Is ca ll. .. B Home for the Holidays ... • • Kellie Smith 714.966.0332 E-mail kdsmlth320••rthllnk.net (enjoy a 10% discount with this ad) worthy of any elegant French eason, more than 100 people restaurant when it appears are working every day with a Desserts are ingenious, and huge list of parties to attend to _Gr~ley:.S presentations can .. _ W~J!!.e~rmittipg, ~tio ~.:.... ~ stunning. Fruit and/or sorbet is a ing t5 availitDle under tlie oiilliaiit favorite way to end a meal here. green canopy along the front of the. The famous Golden nume wine bWlding. Indoors, chairs and tables list has evolved over the years a.re !Jtuated right next to wine into an out,.standirig collectfon rdck.s and display tanks of live with many wines of serious vin~ • shellfish. There is a rqom to the tage and reasondble prices. side, in dire need of new lighting, Champagnes range from Tait-but a gQOd spot for quiet dining. tinger Corneille Collection '90 at You arc most likely to catch $280 to Roederer's estate brut at sight of Greeley at lunch time. He; $32. Marvelous chotces in house will be hard at work, master of a 1 wines are sold by the glass and very busy kitchen. but as Uungs plenty of half bottles are on hand. quiet down, he emerges to greet The serving ~taf ( is excellent his customers and )le seems to 1 an'd makes an invaluable contri-know almost everyone by naine., bution to the atmosphere of The Golden liuffle. Catenng is big •MARLA BIRD'S dining reviews business and dunng this holiday appear every other Thursday, 3l0 BRISTOL ST. (BRISTOL&. REDHILL) 714-641-7321 eoc1a1ad4 & (')*" Vi1Hu6 • • Pool Tables •Sunday NFL Ticket Fadng the, Newport Pier 2116 W. Oceanfront (949) 675-8041 Open cnrtstmas and New Years Day TIRED OF LOOKING OVER YOUR SHOULDER? ~ SMOKE LEGALLY WHILE YOU WATCH [ tJ SATELLITE SPORTS, PLAY GAMES AND PO L & HAVE A GREAT TIME! Holy smokes! 113 Of our Bar Is Certified Qutdoors! 3 outdoor Pool Tables 1830 Newport Blvd.6 Newport at Hart>or Costa Mesa 548-8428 ~~~gg~ggg~~gg~ ~ g g g [,?] Bring in this Ad (?] approved, high pressure UVA to receive TANNING Caribbean Daze uses the Ultrabronz 818, an F. 0 A output bed. 1501. Off . g UVA tans in less time. 70 ~ UVJ canaot ~um your skin. ANY PACKAGE Sabatino lomm) Pi:tcr P111l Vmu· Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner Plea,~· <'all , .. ,.r ?l 3 O J HC',..rM'ltl/<>11,• a nd VlrcC'tlolf' , -645 '1<N~~·~ Lunch on the. Waterfront now at , Sushi·Bar & Asian Cuisine ~ UVA does not dry out fOUr skin. 3 tan er •ore, ltitlt ,,..,.,. ~ UVA WORKS. .___ __ .. _.,_._ .. _1w. __ -' tS C!JJ. ~ ~~= W11> 124-oon : • P':'t At Plaza Newport ~· ~ 1000 Bristol St North • Ste. 20 • Newport Beach, CA 92660 .:., (?] TuesJr1 7am-9pm, Sat 9am6pm, Sun 9am-6pm ~ • ~ggg0gg~gg~g~~~ • • • Colorful ••• Uke A Home ••• Packed With flavor ••• Wonderful ••• Famlly . Recipes ••• Decadent ••• • As S«n In the DaJly Piiot Sept. IO. 1998 I N ewport Beoch/Costd Mesa Doily Pilot date book .. Thursday, D~ember 10, 1998 Al5 . . .OCC. celebrates pleasant 'Old-Fashioned· Christmas' 'IOM nn.JS e t all the many and varied ChrU;t,na J>f'6flucttons-tn .... the area th1s season, only one invites the audicnc e to become part of th<' .show -·An Old-Fashioned Christmds and Jee Cream Social" at OCC. Smee the featured presenta- tion is a melodramd ("Fast Train to the Poorhouse,• a retrectd from d few sea-lHEATER REVIEW sons back}, · playgoers can cheer · the hero. h1~s the villain and · launch a few wolf whistles at the pamted lady. There's community caroling and even a children's JPke contest, where the little / ones are invited to share a (.clean) gag with the audience. J._ Master or ceremorues David ~agl.lone keeps the t<•mpo of the +.Dtertairunent brief (an hour and l:5'minutes) and breezy, and the laylet, under Rick Golson's direc- ('.91.rea ~gs for tlie !J-{o{iaays I " (949) 722·7224 Mon-Fn 10-6 Sat 10·5 www.rugsandcarpets.com 230 East 17th St. Costa Mesa tiOn, is about as funny as the chil-Ke1th Harrison Bennett enacts <lien's jokes, but it's all in the tioli-the strapping hero with the prop- day spint. As an added incentive, er well-meaning gusto. Allison free cooki~ qo.g ~e ®ilIJlW:e._ .J<aUuilcon Lee swipes the show dispensed at intenni.c;sion. from both of them, however, as The only way to stage a melo-the dance hall hostess Candy drc:lffia effectively is to encowage Samples. egregious overplaying, and the Solos from Darcy Blakesley The only way to stage a melodrama effectively is to OCC' per-ond Orlina Wusstig set the holl- fonncrs have day mood nicely, and ttle entire this lesson ' company makes meny with down pat. some songs of the season after Jake Kandel intermission, accompanied by is particularly Adam Gubman on the piano. eocooroge over· . ' • fun to watch And, for the sandbox set, the ·ploying, and the • ~ th~ s~hem-evening winds up With a vjsit . OCC .....sOl1tleff m.<J villain, from Santa Claus. l"I'" Throck.mor-This \s the 13th annual OCC have this lesWi ton V. Dirth-Christmas show and while it down pat. mdadll (odr, as his may not carry the professional . . a e assis-polish· ol, say, •A Chnstmas Car- tant pu~ •t. Mr. ?irtball). The ldt-ol" dt South Coast Repertory it's ter role IS a conuc romp for . . ' Christopher J. Buechler, with a an ~nJ~yable e~erung of fun and hair style borrowed from Carl frolic auned prunarily at the little ·Alfalfa• SWitzer. ones. Rebecca Muhleman is blissful-• TOM-TITU--5-r-evi-ews--loca_l_th_e-at-er_f_or_ ly and comically serene as the the Daily Pilot. His reviews appear herome, Pansy Purebeart, while Thursdays and Saturdays. ORIGINAL GERMAN ~ Rolls • Pretzels -Strudel -Hallah Egg Twist Bread -Coffee Cakes Cheese Cakes -Weddings -Special Occasions •ANOLD- FASHIONED a..s1MAS SHOWANDICE CREAM SOOAL • +WHERE: occ, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa • WHEN: Clos- ing perfor- mances today through Satur- day at 7 p.m., Sunday at 2 p.m. +HOW MUCH: $6 and $7 + PHONE: (714) 432-5880 Jake Kandel, left, and Chris Buechler have a dJ[ference of opinion in OCC's 13th annual holiday show for children. .h Tann e nb a um Oh Ta 11 ne11 ba u1n · a t T W I H ++ P .n l ffi ~ THURSDAY~ D ECEMBER 2 4, 1998 Dinner s erved fro m 5 to 10 p.m. Gather with family arid friends to enjoy a sumptuous three-course dinner and the a cap e lla gospel group Infusion Entree price incl!'de; a glass of Korbel Chardonnay Cbampagne or Fmer Vineyards Barrel Select Chardonna)' or Jelul Vineyards Monterey Caber11et Sarwig11011 --~·-....-S Prix Fixe, rlocs not include tax &. grarua~ Kid's Menu $9.95 12 and under , • commun1 , E D I. T 0 .R I A 1 I forum Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot LETTER TO Ill EDITOI ... • .. Good trustee may nOt "'be good board leader. Airport mailer Isn't .a 'scare tactic' I 'm disappointed that the author of Inside Scoop ·m th~ Daily Pilot on Nov. 30 took it upon himself or herself to off er advice to those living around John Wayne Airport to •stop packing their bags. because or .recent scare-tactic mailers sug- . -do s a great clissemce to the ab-, zens whose newspaper ttus area serves -the at.i.ze.ns ol NewRQrt Beach and Costa Mesa. Anyone livmg nedr the ai.rport has a right and d duty to be achvely involved m an tssuP that concerns their environment and should not be lulle d into th<' idea thdt El Toro iS a done <led.I because the wnter of Inside Scoop thinks it is so. Not only is the writer giVing an opin- ion, wtuch belongs 1J1 U1e editorial section, but J quasllon the motive!> for doing so. " I t's happPnPcl two y<>urs in a lunch programs for low· , row. Ldst year, il wets ~hP income students. ' clerk's p~>st; this yc'ctr,' Lhe In all other ways, Lt>ec·c is d vict> pr<'std<·nl's slot Each model board memlwc. ShP ,, trnw, W<•ncly Lef'cc's col-knows lhe issues facing tlw l<'ilCJUt''> on ttw Nc•wport-Mc>c;d district. She's hone~t and trust- 1-1chool l.H1c1rd hdV<' voted worthy. But she's u httle out somconP Pb(> into d po~1hon thPrc on some 1ssups," whir.h .. that s hl' wt1s rw t rn line for. m ak Ps her uncomfortdhly · oul " gesbng the county is prepanng to .acquire land around'John Wayne Airport for a massive ~dnsion (.'''Ihlth Squad on El Toro mail-It sPPms unft1 u , tor <'l'fldin. of .step with the rest of thP n1en":-. littlt• doubt thnt ·l.C<'C'f' board at times. Nothmu wronq is c.t dPdic,1h•tl, wt.·ll ~intPn-w ith that. But a trustCf' on thl' e r•). • ~ t 1onecl trnsh•c •. losing e nd of 6-1 votes doe'!sn't The writer, or the lhlth Squad, as the title says, implies this mail- er is simply that -a scare tactic. FU'St of all, the mailer is not a scare tactic. There are, in tact, legitimate plans to expand John Wayne if El Toro airport does not become the main airport to serve the incredsing air transportation needs of Southern California These plans are F and G dnd dre pdrt of the environmental impact report the county is required to prepare as alternatives to El Toro . If there is an insurmountable flaw in the environmental impact report for El Toro, the county must look at meeting airport trans- pm:tation needs for the 21st centu- ry at the other existing county air- port -J ohn Wayne. Finally, in the Inside Scoop on Dec. 7, I had to laugh because ot ' the reason given for a group of • OCC students' disinterest in ; wanting to do a research project on the El Toro airport controversy (·El Toro is el snore·o to stu- dents-). The reason: They chdn't wdnt to sift through the propa; ganda reported on this very important countywide issue. l can't dgree with them m<?re as respects to propaganda reported as fact. - (. rlll \\ l'. bid llll' tlwm tor make .(or the best I Pod c t. ..,li<Jhlmq ht•r { . Especially during a lilllt' In c1 word: no w hen the distric t is trying to < >n mc1l1P1s mvolvm9 rPh-fi~rure . out how to ... olvc its qion ,and tilt> fN h •rc1l qovPm-maintenance problems, which r111•nl, l.t•t>< r"" vt<.•ws, hy mo.,l could totaJ a n alarnung $100 -.1r1rul.11ch, tHP <'XtH•1111•. ShP nullion M ost board m e mbPrs -.11qq1•..,l<•cl poslrn!J OtP Tc•n • MC hoping CJ bond 1ssu~ wi!I ( 0111111 ,uHlmPnl~ Ill C'Veiy I ht• the answer. Tlwy lc•<1r 1l 1 111.,.,worri. Siu• 1 C>f uscd to Lecrc -Wllh hPr anll-ldx sPn- .,11dorst• llw slc1h• slcmdc1HI lor linwnts holdc; d lc>aclPrshtp ,, r1·m <' IH'< c1u'>t' 11 didn't rol <>, she could put the kibosh 1111 ltrcll' < rc·.rlt<Hll'>rn in tlw crn -on w hat mdy be th<' only cu1 c.' 111 ilium 111 J ll<l.'l, '>h <• rPftlSl.'CJ 101 lhP dislrict's c11linq Id< 111- ''' 111111 nlh'1•1 l 1C1<11d rrwmhf'f\ m l ie~. · . "''PP"' tirui lint I eel Wc1y W<> like We ndy Lr<'C<'. Sht! 1i .. c '"'"., th" rnqr1n1zatron spedks her m1ncl. · ,,,,,.rs i.;11111" wonu'n to Plc1nrn•d An d oddly enouuh. it's lht1t P 111•nthl)11d \I orn• point, slw vi>ry trait that mily h dvP sunk l'Vt'll ccrlfl'cl 1111 lite• <'hrnin,1linn hPr hop~~ to be dll nfhc <•r on • MM MARTIN I DAll.V PllOT An environmental impact report will soon detail the im1>ad of an expanded John Wayne Airport I If the writer's intention is to soothe the fears of those }jving around John Wayne, he or she Report facts. 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MAR IMl!tlll/OAJlYPllQT Forgive us, Irish fans, for we have sinned I n toda)"s world nf llc1q111nt puhht 111orlctl srn- mng, I dCC:U'><! tlw IJ<11ly Pilot IWH t' A lthuuqh not m dny posrlton to cast thP lrrst -.1nn1., I hrHI hoped d more s<1mtl'cl u•11df'r v.011ld h11v" t.ikt·n up the ldsk (lnsh) mortdl sin No 1 In Soul II B1 •11tl, Incl , c1t Notre Ddfn<', thµ Adm111 1slrr11lo11 (I ht•mc) B111ld mg is wu1ld fdlnuus tor its CJOld1•11 donu'. J·oo lhdll play~rs from NotrP DcHll!' w11n • Jl'IPfrPcl lo c1s "Colden Donwts • when tlwy w o11 • lp,1th1'1 ht'l· mets dnd r;;onwlmw::. Pvc•n h..fnr • th.ey 11vf'1 w or · hPlmets dt au-not h PC:dtl<;(', clS I >ctll} Pilot Wflll'r Eron Ben-Yehudu st,1tPd, thPy wndt qolclPn hc>l- nwts ("F1gh tm9 Irish urnvo todcty," .Nov 2•1) (lnsh) mortal srn No 2. SI l1dt1JC k C Im Iran· ucd the Jidgdn Celts ThP.y could not sec, dS c1 rlldtler of faith, <J Goel he111q c 01np<1Sl'cl o l th rel:> d1vme p •rsons, the I loly Tnmty ·10 d r.111101!11• thP 1"s11e, St. Patnck J.lll kt>d up the (lhrC'• -1 aff'cl) shcUlUock, showing a pos ilnhly th•· Pit !iOUld < omprehend, Th«'! httmroc k htts PVl'f SllH.t> hC!t•n the n.ttionttl symhol o f lrPlctnd cmcl th1 lush p o· pie. Wrth G reg Rishn!J's r1•fcrenc " 111 111" Blci1r Applcgat d an ol lontJhmt> NutrP l>,1111N 5 pthr1t ht1s proudly worn th1• r 1qhlmt1 lr1sh's lum·lt·c1I d ovN fur thrc-e qenPral1ons • -cm lnr,h c.1pology to th<> \pplegatl's ("Lcx:al Irish fans are i>nuling, - Nov. 28)1 Br n-Yehudil ctnd R.ishng, !or your p<•nance, prornrsc.• tn the luturf' to do your homework. Also, wutc h sume Notre Dume gdll\PS on lE'lev1s1on, plus thel.T" puhltC' rPldbons bits showing th<' ram· pus ttnd its golden dorm'. Tnvta question qentlc>mcn: Who or what 1s Tc111cl'ldown Jf'-'>U.<. ~nd why? Go lris h ! BOB BRENNAN NE'wport Bedch • EDfTOR'S NOTE: On the wall of the Hesburgh Library on campus. there's cl huge mural that's been nicknamed Touchdown Jesus Why? Because Jesus• arms are extended overhead, almost m.e he's s gnallmg a touchdown You didn't 3$k, but the names of the Four Horsemen are. Harry Stuhldreher, Jim Crowtey. Don Miller and Elmer Lay den, Notre Dame's alma mater cs •Notre Dame, Our Moth· er,· ~nd the Fighting Irish got their name when, one leg· end has 1t. the football team was tra1hng at halftime aga1ns1 Michigan in 1909. One Notre Dame player yelled at his teammates -who happened to be named Dolan, Kelly, Glynn, Duffy and Ryan "What's a name. with you guys? You're alrtmh and you're not f19ht1ng worth a hck. • · Notre Dame came back to win the game and the name stuck er pc>rrr>ntrtge of seroncl J.mq1t.1q1 • lt>ttrncrs th;m most otht•r stt1 tes T hc"•P two fuclors nuqht m11kc llw uch.ievf'm 'nt ot lhmw n<•w stan· dards more dilhrult. fp.ic hinu 1s tcflf'hm9, rt is not hc1h} s1lhnq. tnok m eollPgP OnP pro! ·ssor < .m tt•ach hun- dreds of student!; I lis mc•ssagc <.Jews not clu111msh by rporc cars. By c ollegc, slud<•nts should not nf'NI a bah)' sitter. PEGGY UNGARO Pomon..1 Sdiool I h.ivr '{01tl tor n1t1ny yt•.trs that you c cm h tt< h lcJ any nurnbnr of t 11clN1ls 11t the sume lune ( "N(!w- 1>01 t ·Ml'<ill lo r :><luC'C~ run th -gradt> nmth t% •'~.: Dec 11.•Thal is the> REBUTTAL In your luwer clas ... es, someone has to be avciildble to dnswer questions and help those who are not understandmg the new con- cept that has just been taught. Lesser-paid workers can then take over, pmpoint the students who are having a problem and pelp them one-on-one or even one-on-five or 10. They should be student tedch ers at a lot less money, and 1l should be part of their traming in becoming a teacher, just like an mtem in a hospital. Pay the mdlll teacher more money so that you get the most qualified teachers. For example, if you pay d teacher $100 per day to teach 20 students, you could pay a teacher $200 to teach 100 students, ~vmg $300. If that was too fast for you, $100 for 20 students is $500 for 100 students. Take the $300 and spend maybe $100 for st\Jdf'nt teachers or even upper-graders at no cost for extra credits and no pay. The numbers can be changed, and the extra money can be put into computers that also ure a teaching tool but don't get sick or need a day off. SID SOFFER LdS Vegds Hedges had only city's best interests at hea1i Did the Pilot take its last •shot" at John Hedges when it capped his final report to the citizens of Newport Beach with "Hedges tdkes parting shots at foes, press· (Dec. 2)? Hedges' eight-year term was an effort to mdke cill areas of Newport Beach better places to live. Most of all he wanted the city to live within its budget and to be responsible. Like the Daily Pilot, I didn't always agree with you, but there are bmes I can give praise. How many citizens ·would give their lives over to the council mect- mg" -it's n ot just Monday night? I'll miss Hedges. I'm better informed because he questioned, asked for details, ex.plamcd, etc. I fo was real, not a rubber stamp. JEAN P. MacDONALD Newport Beach MOms in Touch letter painted pOor picture of group .• J.Hope rty. F.vcry group hct a l1•c1<1~r. who fac 1htatc tlt • qroup a nd ensures lhctl fml1nPS arr! c1h1ded hy. • A Morn m Tourh !Jruup 1 two or rnou' mom who me •tom• hour d we •k to pruy for th ·1r d11ldrP11 uncl thAtr schools. RN oqntlllHJ th ' r\Pod for (iocl's yuulunu•, mums pray for the adn11111slr tor , , . "'111 u an vc r Touch group for the pdst eight yeiu and hovtng rvcd d!i a group le dcr and area coor<lin1t- tor, 1t is my sincere hope thaf I have q1vt•n you-a 1norn oc~urntc portroynl of this nwo.~omc organi~ zutlon. NANCY BURCHELL Parent, N4:lwpur1 I larhoT I ~1gh School gifts, put on cl~gant lunchoons and teas for our staff, given us cntouragement and, yes, prayed for \19. Many of the Moms m Touch.......{!.!others ttre among our most acb~ volunteers and enthu· slastlc cheerleaders. At no time have they gone against district policy or pushed their beliefs on ow. 5chool staff. They have never \ f COMMENTARY Our schools should guide students to universities . I.I I· I HU'i I \\. llAKA" M ost recently I hdd occ~on to recld m the Oct. 7 mm· utes of the stdtc Postsecondary Education Commission some staggenng mformabon concern· mg student graduation rates As I vtewed the ftndmg~ we· l scnted, I could not help recalling d Daily Pilot arucle that reported the senior dropout rate at New· port-Mesa high. schools wa a tiny trdcllon of all classes -a mere 1.l'X •. Nef>dless to say, this is selec • ttve informfibon. It does not tell the Pntire story of how well stu- dents from low-and high-in~e Camilif's dre really doing as they move up the educational ladde1 toward a bacca1dwedte degree. Here ts omc pertine nt. vttl.id data from the commission rrunutes~ • For every 100 white kindut "''· gartncrs, 88 graduate from high school, 60 complete some college, and 25 obtain at least a bachelor:- degree. •For every 100 black studen~. 83 graduate from high schoo~ 40 complete at least a year of col- lege, and 12 at lettSt receive a bachelor's degree. • For every l 00 Latinos, 60 graduate from high f>rhool, 30 complete somc college, and one in 10 cam d bachf'lor's degree. The ttchicvement gap between wlute and Latino and black ~tu dcnls htis been w1derung durjng the 1990s. The fact that Lcltino students are leavmg middle and secondary levels of education should be recognized by pui board m embers who arc entn)st· cd to enco~rage all students to tc1k and achieve a cuniculwn that leads to the four-year rot• lege. The COlll.ITUSl:iion minutes so expressed a new policy that he not yet caught on at any educa._ tiontd lnvel in California: *Th effort ln education now 1s to replecc a systP.m that wa~ accountable primarily for mi;uts with one that is accountabJe for student nch1evement. • • It's: obvious that improvtng l..Atino perslStence throughout all levels of elementary and ecc. ... ' ,. ( Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot ThurKfoy, December 10, lv98 A 17 FIRE CONTINUED FROM A 1 1 brush about 100 feet dway from ·the homes were trimmed to 18 inches: Once the fire reached the break, the flamei. had no other choice but to move bdtk through the bay. • •We do this every yedr so we reduce the fire risk,• Lockard said "It became edster to extin· gµish the flames because they didn't have any fuel.• The fire begdn at ahout 4:45 • p.m. near the intersection of Irvine Avenue and Santiago Drive. Sue Curtis, who has a . panoramic view of the bay from her house on Irvine Avenue, wtts driving home' from work when she saw the smoke billoWlllg up into the clear. mideverung sky. She saw a small nng of hre near the base of the bluff and after less than a minute she said a wall of Dames was licking the ~lope. The first few minutes were frantic. "People were spraymg theii roofs with water, but for a while there wasn't any Wdter being used on the blaze," she said. • 1 couldn't believe how fast 1t grew. I have never seen anything move so fast." Although strong Santd Ana winds were blowing in d souther· ly direction, the vegetallOn bredk stopped the blaze's advance toward the endangered homes. The fl.re then reversed course, ~ heading north and destroy41g I ·' I VOLUNTEER .PIRECTORY • The VOLUNTEER DIRECTORY runs periodically in the Daily Pilot If you'd hke information on getting your orga· niution hsted, call 574-4228 NEWPORT BEACH PUBLIC UBRARY LITERACY PROGRAM The library's literacy program seeks volunteers to tutor adults wishing to improve their reading and writing skills Workshops dt the Central Llbrdry will certtfy volunteers. They ·tdkP place at 1000 Avocodo Ave. For registra· tion and or more information, call (949} 717·3874. ·'NEWPORT COSTA MESA YNICA The Newport·Cosla Mesa YMCA '( needs a vdnety of general volun· JI teer help, foor tnforrnation Or applications, call Rita at 642· 9990. NEWPORT MESA IRVINE INTERFAITH COUNOL ., The orgaruzation needs volun· teers to help plan activities and events Specific needs are on the norrunating. membership, public relations and fmance-comrruttees. For more information, Cttll 548· II 4942 t NEWPORT-MESA SCHOOL FOUNDATION Volunteers needed to help with 1 fund·raising efforts. speaking opportunities, public events and occasional office work: To volun· teer, call 631·4143. ' NEWPORT THEATER • • ~RTS CENTfR " Volunteer to help stage theater , ·•productions. A vanety of jo~s need to be tackled, including set construction, ushering, mailings , and assorted technical duties. ' Scheduling is fleXJble. The New· port Theoter Arts Cente1 is at 2501 Clilf Dnve. foor more infor· mation, call 631-0288. OASIS SENIOR CENTER Meals on Wheels volunte •rs are needed to distribute prepared dishes to homebound seniors in the Newport Beach area. The delivery tirn<• is between 11 ·30 • a .m . and 1 p.m. ror more mJor· t mation, call 644-3244. IJ 11 OPERA PAOAC 1 The Opera Pacific (;u1ld Alliance, 1 has a wide range of ilCtivitic:> for volunteers. Por mformauon, call ' 474-4488. ,. •) OPERATION Cl.EAN St.ATE • The Costa Mesa·~ cd organi.7.a· lion that focus~ on graffiti pre~ vention nt'ccb \lOlunt crs to paint out graffiti and as~tst with other duties. For more mformabon, call Michael Howat cl bl 435-0745. ORANGE COAST INTERFAITH SHELTER l The hug l romily sh~lter in the county n •ccis voluntecn;; for lJs ch1lctr •n' progrnms. It especially <Jcsm• tutors and tho o who con tnkc pail m nctivit.ici; after 6 p.m. • T-m mor information, call Lori \ FIRE FAOS • 20 homes evacuated • l O acres burned • 4 alarm fire ·=-=~-~ • • 26 fire engines and trucks and be ready in case the outlook bee dme worse. Ivy Wu, who lives on Santiago Dnve, wasn't :.ure what memen· tos <>he would take with her. She knew only that she would S<\Ve her elf and her English bulldog; j\fat. --=-~ REACT CONTINUED FROM A 1 now. It' 1ust too nsky. • Newpqrt Beach police Sgt, Mrk McDermott said officers • knocked on doors and 20 peoplP. were told. to leave their homes .. . ' • 92 minutes before fire was c.onta'ined , vanous part'i of the prnserv'' At one point, the gusting winds wlupped smoke hundreds of feet into the au, causinq a hazy diver- sion for planes trying to land <1t John Wayne Airport. The landing route was changed Wednesday because of the Scmta Ana winds. No flight plans were disrupted, Sdld airport spokeswoman Kath· leen Campini Chambers. . "l will leave if they tell me to gather my stuff," sfle said. MThl.S fire 1lookcd really bad. It was twmondous how close it really came• Authonties are investigating th£> cause of the hre. Witnessc•s mport seemg a group ot teenagers running from the area, but police were unable to confum whether tflqy are suspects. Rirhard Jansen, whose mother lives in the house next door to Welch's, sa1d he saw news of the hre on telev1s1on and rushed over • tb th~ scene. She left the house .ind wt•nt across the street. ~I hdd to rndke sure my mom wJS OK • Jan.-;en Sfild, Meanwhile. pohce told home- owners who were affected by the fire to gather their belongings Some residents wil'tching the dramatic event unfold said it took about 10 minutes after the blaze start'ed for hrehghters to begin dousing the Dames. Residents and firehghten. were extremely concerned because some of the $500,000 homes had wood-shin· gled roofs that are fire traps. '-" HA.GGfRlY-l't'l.JUSIDAILV ~OT Spectators on Irvine A\'enue watch the fire in the Back Bay Wednesday night while firefighters attempted to control it. But Welch, still hosing of{ his roof, optc.-0 to stay. He said he 1S most grateful to the fireflghters who ~ere oble to save the homes from· destruction. "The way people got here WdS phenomr>nal; Welch sa.td , •My ~arden hose would not have done it -even if I used both of them.• ~RISTMAS ._%E faMBOREE .A 11\Th.ale o-£ .A· Tale I BEAUTIFUL 20". 24" . 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World War II found him super- vising volunteers for three obser- vation ~ldtions that kept an eye out for any low-flymg Japanese planes escaping radar detection. After Costa Mesa wos incorpo- rated in 1953, Mr Pinkley was elected to the first City Council, on which he served for 24 years. He was mayor from 1962-64, 1968-70, and 1973-74. ·;,'~ L.::'s. People got a free one-hour ride with eac~ d~atlon. "Mr. Pinkley committed hun- self to the city of Costa Mesa wh~n the city of Costa Mesa was nothing,· said Hank Paruan, a member of the city's Historicdl Society. "It was known as Goat I till, jusf a place between Santa -, II bi ft• l\1 (•\' ol I I ki I T wi trll " WI 1 1 t dr• sC'I 101 IOI kl• IC•r ,,,, We tUI JYll lid ( ,, I a I lilt 1 1/1 th .... . \LDI: '\' c..; (,, \HPET t l<lS opened Cl I)(''\\' AH 'cl 1.{ug Studio \\I l\ Pciy D<'pt St< >re Pri< cs? \I I Hl <IS & IU :\'\I HS Oil SALE. H111Hhtl<-1<l<· \\oolc., '-\ llll H'li< '-,, l..,IC.,cll • ALDEN'S <.. \HPl:.'I S, I~< . 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Newport Beach/Costa M.eso Doily Pilo ·since that anddent Sll the county, we don't Wdnt anything like th t to h 1ppen Ctround here,• Stoke a1d. ·There have been no threats, but we want to make sure no one disgruntled comes around and doe:,; anythmg: Estanc111 High School uarcnl ·Shem f loyt, who ~ttended ~cs day night's meeting, aid she ·wd n't surpn:.e<l to ec the officer when she entered' the hall bijl was when she left the meeting. "Wh~n we pull?<l in J s w tho ofhccr and wondered what kiii of program they were present mg: Hoyt said. •When I wa< Jeavmg. I was wondering why h wa:. still there. It was kind o scary, but'I unders~nd why the) had to do 1t. • Ana and Ncwp<?rt B ach.~ Mr. Pinkley was alc;o instru- mental m crnatmg South Coast Plaza. In dn mleMew m 1979, Mr. Pinkley rccullcd how he helped persuude Mr Mdy of May Co to open a i;torc> on land owned by the Segcrstroms, who were then . in the bean-raismg business. over a financial statement show- ing the city had $8 nullion in its tr~asury. "He satd, 'When do we start buildingr h<' said ol May. Mr. Pmkley clo~ed his store and retired m 1979 but he and hu; wife, Lucy, remdtned act.Ive in the commuruty his daughter, LUCY. Adrian. I fe tell to the floor near table and since then he suffere paralysis from the waist down Panian said. "I'm sorry to see the Grdlld 01 Man pass on," he said. . Mr. Pmkley quott"d May as saying, "What mdkei; you think a little town like Costa Mesa can get these rodd improvements and sewers done in time?" "He dild his wife were JUSt grand participants m the city that they adopted dlld loved," Pan1an said. • "Three weeks ago, he was standing at tlle craps table in Las Vega~ throwing · the dice," said "I le was Mr. Costa Mesa fo me,• Hammett added. "It's th . .passing of an era as far as I'm con cerned. r hate to see it go.• Mr. Pinkley is survived by hi wife, Lucy Pinkley; bis daughter, Lucy Adrian; and bis son, Virgil Pinkley. Mr Pinkley. said. he hdnded • Obtain your California Teaching.Credential In 10 months* at United States lntematlonal University lniine Center , 2500 Michelson Drive, Building 400, Irvine, CA 92612 Our Teacher Educadon Program features: ·Small dasses with personalized instruction from highly qualified faculty , v~ ~ ~ • CLAD emphasis induded ·v....-..... ~ 1 .• .al • Safe, convenient Irvine location N~·Jl~ • Competitive tuition rates vr • Financial Aid and Student Employment available ·Credit towards your Master's degree Classes start January 41111 Call now for admissions lnfonnadon (949) 833-265 t, E-mall: orangecounty@uslu.edu ·sac11e1or·s degree roqulftld (llJil] UNITED STATES INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY Education to take you places ... ntro ucin I rice. 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"Llke I told everyone,• Toledo I said Wednesday, ~I was. ready to I go Iii '98. There was no doubt in i my mmd that I'd finish m the top 125 (and retain a PGA Tour card) "And 1999 is gomg to be, fQr me. better than what I did this year. Several people kind of didn't believe that I'd do so well this year." · Toledo, sltghtly intimated by the tour's celebnty roar in 1994 when he was a rookie, never stopped believing and, apparently, tsn't about to quit believmg now "I can play bett~r than I played lhJs year, ff said Toledo, who finished 93rd on the PGA Tour's money list, earning $327,244. ·u r try 100%, there's no doubt J'll keep (my card) agaip." Toledo, rescued from poverty at about age 18 when a couple from Northern California brought him across the border and sponsored hun. was a lightweight boxer m MeXJco for four years until append.iatis ended his career. "I grew up so poor, I never had any money to go to school, so I picked boXIng to get out and meet people ... to make money and take care of my family," said Toledo, whose father died when he was .5 years old. "J didn't have a penny. (BoX.lllg) was a cheap way (to earn money) t1nd I didn't have to go to school to make money. But I didn't learn. Then J started golf, and then two people from San Jose changed my life.• ·In 1984, Toledo was sponsored for U.S. atizenship by John Minnis, a businessman who had become acquainted with Toledo's family. Minnis isn't a golfer, but he knew enough to help Toledo become established. SEE GOLF PAGE 82 WEAK HEART?-·¥QLJ'D B~TIER STAY HOM Estantja High's Eagles give their fans plenty to worry about, but they squeeze out a 59-58 win. , . Rlawm DUNN lblf Plot SANTA ANA -Il one didn't know · better, you'd figure Estancia High boys basketball coach Rich Boyce was in the entertainment businesi., willing to hawk season tickets door to dOQr in Costa Mesa, "I guess we like having our games close, so we can give our fans a wild nde," Boyce said, fol- lowing his team's trembling 59-58 victory Wednesday over Whittier Christian in pool play of the fourth annual Century Shootout at Cen-. tury High. Estancia (2-2) recover.ed from a slow start to take a 24-23 halftime lead, then Boyce's Eagles picked •up the tempo in the second bd.lf, opening a 13-point read early in the fourth qudrler. Then things started to unravel and not a single Estancia fan could s1t still in the waning moments. "Our players just lack (varsity) ga.me experience.• Boyce said. "But I think we'll have the experi- ence by Christmas. Hopefully, we'll have 1t before we give some of the parents a heart attack." The Eagles, led by the 12-pomt performan'ces from seruor Brett Valbuena and Junior guards Jolm Cantrell and 1Tav1s Chandler, held a 52-39 lead with 6 24 left in the game. But the I leralds fought back and closed the gap to four with plenty of time to play (4:16). Whittier Christian's Jon Stoa (game-hJgh 18 points) canned an 18-rooter with 0;37 on the clock to cul Estanc1a's lead to 59-58. · · And with 0:35 left, Boyce called a timeout. The Eagles, with five guard.s on the floor, could run out the clock without attempting a shot. But Whittier Christian's Preston Van Houten stole the ball ·with about 10 seconds left and the Heralds raced down to set up for a shot. That's when senior Peter Andersen, who netted seven DON Lf:ACH I OAILV'PILOT Newport Harbor's BUly Clayton (right) slips through to steal the ball and converts with a score tn Sailors' 63-45 vtdory over Canyon Wednesday afternoon at the Anaheim Convention Center. three-pomters in Estancia·~ pool· the final pool-play contest, tell play win Monday ovet La M1Iaqa, behind m the second quarter, 21-14. 67~59, stepped in front of ti pass to But Andersen made-two free secure the victory. Sort or. throws, <'.:'antrell scored on an • "Peter just made the play of inside move, Chandler made a 'the gdJJle, when (Stoa) camo off layin and Jason Sunco scored the pick, but I thought we would Wlth 1 :42 remaining in the half ~on hold onto the bau, • Boyce said. a swt...>et dish from Cantrell, giving ·"lnste9d we made another pass the Eagle.:; a 22-21 edge. · and made it mtere:>ting." In ttie third .quarter, Estancia In the 1inal seconds, Boyce outscored· Whittler Christian, 23- watcbed his team rruss a ldyup, 13, for a commanding 11-pomt get the rebound, and hule on ' advantage by quarter's end. another shot from clo!>e range, VaJbuena, who came off the before the ball bounced loose and bench m lhi"> one. finished Wlth time ran out. three steals and rune second-half "We'll keep fighting,• Boyce. rebounds (five offensive}. Valbue- said. "Wm or lose, we'll play na, Cantrell and Chandler had l}ard. • . two held goals each Ul the third, Estancia, which faces Scln with Cantrell hitting a tnple with Clemente Friday at 7:30 p.(Tl. m I 2.06 left for a 45-34 Eagle lead. .. . , NeWport pu1s Canyon· away • Newport~ Harbor· shows it belongst 63-45, as the Tars take advantage of invitation fo elite tournament. BAARY FAUU..~FJt 0) overpowered the Comanches ~Pb '(l-lJ with smothering defense, ,_, unselfish offense and a devas- ANAHEIM -As a relative newcomer to the anstocracy of Orange County High school boys basketball, Newport Har- bor High is leery of exhibiting any behavior which could be interpreted as uncouth. · But .in the first round of the Edison Holiday Festival Wednesday at the· Anaheim Convention Center. there was resounding evidence Coach Larry Hirst's Sailors may stick around awhile in the ' Orange County Top 10. Playing before a Spar!e after- noon crowd m the 7,734-eat arena, Harbor rolled to an impressive 63-45 conqu~t of Canyon, then cleaned up its used water cups from under the bench, so as not to leave any- thing more behind than a strong on-court unpression. "We're not one of the percn· nial powers who .play in the· Nike Extravaganza or the Mar- tin Luther King showcase every year,• Hirst said. "We were invited to this' thing and I told the kids this is what they've been working for for 3 112 yea1s. To play in an arena is an honor. Who knows if we'll get a chance to play in the (ClP Southern Sec- tion) finals at the Pond. I want d them to go out and show they belonged here.• Penning the Newport Harbor name to the A-list of an event which feature.41 nme teams ranked in at Jeast one county preseason Top 10, the Sailors (2-, tating trailSltion game. •TIU.s was a good ~t for us. because everyone told us how good Canyon played in the sum- mer, and we watched them beat Cost.a Mesa ld$t week, so we knew they had some good ath- letes," Hirst srud. But the Sailors, commg off an 18-9 season with all but one· of their top six scorers returning, have a few athlftes of thelT own. lbird-year varsity performer Dustin Illingworth, who earned All-Newport-Mesa District recognition last year as a sopho- more, stepped to the fore Wednesday, exploding for the Sailors' first 10 points, all on lavups. ·Three of those ca.me within a 34-second span to tum a S-2 Canyon lead into an 8-5 New- port cushion and the Tars never trailed again. Harbor fod, 22-16, at the end of one fast-paced period and expanded the lead to 38-26 by mtemuss1on. Executing well in the haU court, the Sailors, when not scor- ing off 14 first-half Comanche turnovers, were pounding the ball in~ide, or following up miss· es from the perimeter. Drily the lack of accurate out· side shooting detracted lrom Harbor'ot performance, whkh continued :into the third quarter and early s.n the fourth. before Hirst emptied lhe bench with,,. SEE NEWPORT PAGE Bl~ DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK • Former Newport Harbor ·defensive demon shows he can score in all-star game. 8\IU<'i rAl I.KM H ~,.. F or Newport Harbor High c;cmor boys water polo standout Jeff · Leeper, two seasons as the ultimate road block to oppo!>lhg team • best scorers turned out to be a dead-end JOb. 6 So, after bemg select d to the South ~ for Sdturday' Orange County All-Star ~ Game, the 6-foot-2, 175-poundcr e effectively handed lD his r ignatlon ;il Leeper, a two-time All-Sea View ~ League first-team choice a.nd a ~ first-team All·CIP Southern Section i Oivic;ion f petfonner th.ls fall (or the ~ two-time defondin~ Sea Viow champion Sailors, authored a nice operung statement to his collPge resume against U1e North. He scored three goals to pclce a 12-9 victory at Corona del Mar l hgh ond ah.o earn Daily Pilot Athlete of thP \\'e •k recognition. "Being 6-2 isn't that big for roUcgt., so I'm not going to be a two-meter guard,• s&d Leeper, who utilized three seac;ons of varsity expcmmce, superior ·technique, strong dcs11e, an'd unusually long arms. to ama s 60 teals to h Ip the Sailors earn· the No. 1 ranking m Orange County. •t n ed to improve my speed. so 1 can be a good, qwck driver.· Though he totaled -48 goals a a ~cruor, his season-high ruigle·gam output lor Harbor was four. •My rol~ was to play def ns , • SEE LEEPER PAGE 82 ef!p.er The Irvine Compan and Westcliff Plaza will be making a dqnation to .the Ne\\1)9rt Harbor High SchOol Athletic Departmenf in recQgiiition o outstan 1ng pert'ormances sue ... . 82 Thursday, December 10, 1998 New~rt Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot • Corond deJ Mar handles fits the behind-the-scenes role ·.Orange Lutheran at the pretty well. ---.... ~~~~u.Q,t.jp a..perfonnance whteh Ce.Ptiify Shootout. nis hopes will lead to dddibona.l 1 ~casting. ~rked a second- ll1ntNm l>t ~ . quarter _defensive surge as the ~Ph unbeaten Sea Kings defeated ·ANTA ·ANA _ ~arely will a · Orange Lt~ran, 611-45, in pool- defens1ve specidl1st find his way play action Wednesday in thE' to Che ·heddlm~s 0 0 a team wtth fourth annual Century Shootout at Century High. ~ qo6d size, i.1x•ecl und dlhlebcism. CdM's Kevin Hansen, a 6-3 No~ thdl Corond del Mar I liqh senior Geoff Hunt, a 6.foot-3 junior, sank three three-pointers and'finished with 19 pomts, while retununq letu•ml<ln, doesn't pos-other ,Sea Kings, like Brandon sess dny or ·du of the .i.foremen-Crosby (16 pomts);. Justin Shed t1oned chdr<Ktemll~s lt's just (10 points) and Alec Hanson (hve thdt, m ~dM boys l>dsketball assists), played starri..Og parts. nldch Paul Oms' schem~. Hunt But Hunt, as the Sea Kings (3- 0) pulled away, produced four st~als in the _econd quarter "'(a long-with one rebound"ftlld-on 1tssi t) and the Lancers never thieatened agam,==o ____ _ ·r complime nted (Hunt) at hal1bme, because he d es ~ngs that don't show up m -~ box score," Om s said . "It's nice lo have g uys like tha t." The Sea Kings, who play Cen- tury dt 6 p.m. r.rtday in the final round of pool play, led by two' in the fust quartor, then Shea scored on d putback, Hdnsen · hU a Jumper and H a nson cdnned a thrne-pointcr with 0:03 on the clock to give CdM a 17-8 bulge But CdM poured it on defen- sivel·f, led by I lunt< in yet." the !.econd quclrter, Cd.M didn't stop. outstorfng th Earlym tne second Lancers, 12-61 for a half, Hansen made 15·RQint hulftimn truee-pomters o lead. I lanson, who both e nds of a run, also hdd tluee triples, · which ended with the netted tt bunr.r-betit-Sea Kings building a mg three to give CdM 43.23 lead. a 29-14 edge. • Alec Hanson and ~we've got some stw on ttus tetlm,.. Kevin Ha nsen had Oms said, "but we been in a . shooting have some athle tic slump, but 1 told ability and quicknnss, ba~etball coach them · before the too. It's a gn~at comb1-. game tha t they were ndtiori to have. I get I shooters and to keep excited ttbout some things we shooting because it'll go in,• Orris hdven't <'Vf'n put (into the offense) said. 45 In the fourth qua~er, Orctnge Lutheran closed the gap to 52-42 as the Sea Kings we nt dry to; 3:31. The Lancers• Taylor GaVUl fouled C rosby with 3:06 left in the game, i!!lP Crosoy d.rain~d two free thrM to end the drought. ln fact, Crosby's free thr6ws ignited a game-ending, 12-2 scoc- ing run by the Sea Kings: Dennis Alsbuler, CdM's 6-S forward and floor leader, finished with eight points, hve rebound:., three assiSts and two steals. Orange Lutheran was led by Jason Whieldon 's 21 pomts, wh.lle teammate Pab1ck Sayler chipped in with 18. BOYS HOOPS SUMMARIES HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS HOOPS Mustangs still seek first win • Cosla M0sa fcllls to ~addlPbdck dS ·shooting dnd !ebounding falter in Ille 1ustangs' own Jason f-£'rtJu.,on Memorial Tournament Wednesday. J\.,11, II 111 IY\o II"~ C< >ST,\ t-.tE~A -Costd Mcsd I l1e1h Bop. Rd!>kPtbdll Coach r:nch ,\Upn he>lwvt•s thdt all the IC'dms 111 lhl' Jdson Ferguson 'le mondl Bt1sketht1U TournclmPnt .. 1 ... < osltt Mesa J h9h dfl' uct1tclble. B1JI, two gdmPs mto pool pla}. the ~ lusldn·gs arl! still Jookmg for !heir first w)n c1fl<>r Wednesday's 4b..J5 los'> to St1ddll'ht1ck. Costd M£>st1 (O 41 hurt Itself hy st ruqghng f from the "When you lwld ttnd on hold a team to the bot1rds 39 points you ·• Whf'n you should be able hold d tedm to win." to :m points (Suddle- Erich Allen bt1ck's score Costa M~ coach heforl' tree· throws rsddl'd ll do\·\'n in thl' ltndl nunute) ~·011 should lw t1hlt> tn wm," Allen SdJd "But our olfPns<• Wd~n't m S}OC dnd \\I• <11cin't rPbouncl as well dS WP chd 1n llw hr<;! lcw tJdme., Tiwy Wl'H' pl<1y109 d zone and snmPlurn•s you hc1vt.> d ten- dency to n•lc1x on th<• qlc1s:. " HlGH SOtOOL BOYS EDISON HOUDAY FESTIVAL NEWPORT HARBOR 63, CANYON 45 Score by Quartets Canyon 16 10 6 13 -AS Newport Harbor 22 16 18 7 . 63 Canyon · Hammond 13, Taylor 11, Romberg 10, Willis 4, Hogan 3, Eftek 2, Sherman 2. 3-pt. goals · Hammond 1, Taylor 1, Hogan 1. Fouled out-None. Newport Harbor Illingworth 2S, Limon 12, Jameson 11, Hearfson S, Clayton 4, Robinson 3, Yarnal 3, . Vallejo 0, Hsieh 0, Chai 0, Schatz 0, Taton 0, Pajevic 0. 3-pt. goals -Jameson 1 Fouled out • Illingworth 'CENTURY SHOOTOUT CoM 64, ORANGE Lunmw~ 45 Score by Quarters Orange Lutheran 8 6 19 12 •· 45 Corona d~ Mar 17 12 19 16 -64 Orange Lutheran -Wh1eldon 21, Smith 2, Gavin 0, Salyer 18, Kasha 4, Willey 0. 3-pt. goals -Whieldon 3, Fouled out -Gavin. Corona del Mar · Crosby 16, Alshuler 8, SMa 10, Hanson 9, Hunt 2, Hansen 19, Bottom 0, Richardson O. 3·pt goals • Hanson 3, Hansen 2, Alshuler l. Fouled out • None. CENTURY SHOOTOUT ESTANCIA 59, WHITTIER OnumAN 58 Score by Qua~ Estancia 12 12 23 12 • S9 Whittier Christian 1 S 8 13 22 • S8 Estancia · Tanielu 0, Garner 3, Cantrell 12, Andersen 9, Chandler 12, Valbuena 12, Simco 9, Maldonado 2. 3-pt goals • Cantrell 2. Andersen 1, Simco 1. Fouled out • Valbuena. Whittler Christian · Van Houten 5, Layton 8, M Martinez 8, Streeter 13, Stoa 18, Zieman 4, Hams 2. 3 pt. goals -Stoa 1, Van Houten 1. Fouled out • None. JASON FERGUSON MEMOfUAl TOUftNAMENT Pool play SAPOLEBAOC 46, CosTA MESA )5 Score by Quarters Saddleb~ 12 7 12 IS • 46 Costa Mesa 11 9 5 10 -35 Saddlebac:k ·Foster 20, Grivas 1, Gonzalez 7, Shiels 4, Hughes 14. 3 pt. goals • None. Fouled out • None. Costa Mesa • Rice 9, Hatsush1 2, Whittaker 3, Weir 7, Payne 2, Jones 6, Ferryman 6. - 3 pt. goals • Rice 1, Whittaker 1, Fouled out -None. DON llACH fOAllY P1LOT Newpo~t Harbor's Aaron Yarnal dueb Canyon's Aaros:i Willis. NEWPORT CONTINUED FROM 81 4:20 left m tltc game. "l thought we did a good job defensively, belpmg m our rota- tion," Hirst Sdld. "But offensively, we didn't seem to be firing on all cylindcn.. We've got !'Orne things to -work on wtth our execubon, which is gomg to be difficult because we just started a stretch of eight games m 11 days ... Veternn startcri. Alan ·Limon t 12 points, hve assists, five rebounds and two steals) and Gary Robiru.on (three pomts, five rebQund~. tour assists and Utree stedlc;) were active on both ends of the floor for the winners. Addlll HeCJrlson, shoWlllg he's recovered mcely from offseason Thi' j'.. luslrsnq-. WPrt• not w1th- oul thl'H < h<111c "" Alh•r falhng IH~lld, H<~ hct'>kPI'> hy Sht1un f Prrytndn r1ncl Rryc1n RH<'. d'> well c1~ 6 pdtr hy Dctw• Wc•ir, cut Sdd- dleback's IP<1d to 12-11 t1l the <~ncJ of the hrst q 11,irti>r I JC HOOPS Grossmont takes 79-77 winatOCC Hdrbor, rdnked No. 7 in one county poll ancl No 6 in another, showed the bPnefiti. of d week on the practice floor, since their sea- son-opening rout of Edison. . ankle s.urgcry, chipped in seven rebounds and hve points. The 6- toot-7 senior aJso was a big rea- son Canyon's 6-8 senior, Ryan Rombt>rg, missed most of the first half with foul trouble and netted JUSt 10 pomts on eight held-goal dltempts. · Yarnr1l, up from last year's freshmen learn, added three points. tour boards and three stcdls, while Clayton chipped in four pomt .... three rebounds and a sted.l. Nc1!P .Joni•-. who hc1d cl team hsgh Sf•v1•n rt•ho11nc1..,, th1•n mdde two lr<'P thrrl\\., .uuf '>rowel oll c1 rebound to put Costd Ml'<::d m tnint. 15-12 • • ., e Roc1dnmrn•r, t2-4 I retook thf lec1d cm tt two·~tt>p baseline cf tmk b\. Terrell f"ost1•r, but the Mustangs luuyht html dnd hdd d 20-1 9 lecHI c1I thf' hrl'dk c1tter d three-pointer h} Sl<'VPn Wh1ttak· er and h\ll frt·~ throws by Rice. That's wh..r1• the ottense fell dfJ6rt To make matters worse, F05tPr dnd low-po..,t cmmh.'rJ>drt Ben Hughes got hot. Postf'r hnished Wlth 20 points, mcluchn~J s1x on fn•1• throws m the fint1l minute', <1ncl hc1d sev<'n rebou nd~ f luqhr>s scored. 14 points, 11 uf which cam£' in the SP(."(md hdlf. :Rice hr1d mne· points to lead _ ,;cls(a MP-sa, which tncs to pick UJ!u win m tht• flmil round of pool play Fnday ayclinst Buena Park at 7: Op.m Weu fm1shed Wlth seven. ·All the games m this tourna- ment havt! bNm pretty close," Allen .,,ud. • u WP come out and pley up to our ability, we can beat But~na Park " · ... l.lEEPER CONTINUED FROM 81 ~ . COSTA f\.1ESA-Or ge'Coast College fell to 6·4 overall with a 79-77 nonconferencE: loss visiting Crossmon~ Wedne~day rught m men's basketball desp1te the dou- ble-digit scoring of Anthony Cooper (19), Carlos Reyes (14), Arrin Langdon (14) and Jeff Beel- er {11) The Gnffins mad ' 7 of 12 three-point attempts (58%) while the Ptrates connected on 11 of 25 (44 %) from beyond the t1rc. NONCONFERENCE Grossmont 79, Orange Coast 77 Grossmont -Cesar 7, Powell 10, Fur row 3, Nonnenmacher s. Relph 10, Bragg 13, LeFever 18, Muhammed 6, Scott 7 Fouled out -none. ·Orange Coest · Castleton 3, Reyes 14, Cooper 19, Dotven 6, Martinelli O, Beel- er 11, Madrid 0, Elhott O Langdon 14, Zoller 6, Anderson 4. Fouled out -none ,,, Halftime: Grossmont. 35 32 Illingworth ftnished with a game-high 25 points. He connect- ed on 11 of his 13 field-goal attempts and added five rebounds and three steals. Seruor Matt Jameson, d four- year starter, collected 11 pomts, five assists. fom rebounds .and three steals to typify the weµ- roundecl contnbuhons of the Sailors' eight-man rotation. •I thought our bench did a very rnce 1ob, • Hirst said. "With (sophomore) · Aaron Yarnal, (junior) Billy Clayton dnd (senior) John Vt1llc}o (t1ll varsity newcom- ers) Ul there, I thought our dropoff WdS nil," Despite• n11shnng from outside -Jarnc,on ht1d the only conver- "1on on 13 three-point altempL<i - the Sd1lors still hmshed a respectable 25 of 59 (42.4%) from the floor. Nt•wpurt, which will play the wmncr of WC'dne.'iday's late El Toro-Capistrano Valley game today at 4:40 m the championship quarterfinals, also hud JUSl seven turnover , untll the subs bumped the toldl to 13 ln gc1rbagl' tlrne. Canyon, which hcmdlcd Mesa, 6fi·48, m its op<!ner, hnish<..'Ci wtth 24 turnovers. Co~a Mesa boys fall to Saddleback, 1-0 ' C'OSTA MESA -Costa Mesa. I 11gh' hoys ..,occer team held h19h-S 0 C C E R ly rPqurded Sdddlt~buck at bay for the mo t plJrt,' but the visitmu Roadrunners struck for a goal m the hSth nunutc to claim a 1-0 non· league v ictory over lhe Mustangs. Costa Mesa. 0-4, played a olid game from tart to hrush agam t Orange County's No, 2-ranked 'Runner$, according to Cooch Mike Dunn, who lauded lh play of m1dfielders Mdtl Dunn and Jo e Perez, goalkf' per Cesear Porcayo (four <:dves) and clef~nd rs Dr1vtct Trc1n, Ed Ramirez, Arturo Olmos and Greg Gonzalei>: t Still, Newport Coach 811! Harnett believes he was a high-cali ber contnhutor for the Tnrs, who has the ability to play collcgtatcly. L(}(!per said. "I liked it because all the guys on the tef)n resp ct me for defense. Even though J wasn't sconng goals, I Wd~ doing my JOb and helping the tclrn win." ~ •t le's extremely consdentiou , very hard working and an excellent ctef ensiv • player," at<.l Ramett, who coach •d the U.S nat1onfll men's team m two Olympic Games. •11ts slwng th tor us was expencnce, b cause he ha been a varsity pl.ayer since he wa a sophomore, and he has pretty .Yood in the SlltJor; <hd, bulleting d combined 41·1 l ONE STALE SANDWICH FOR SEA KINGS' COAC H CdM girls disappoint · with lack of focus, 39-24. 8AJUW FAUl.KNl•R ~Pb· COSTA MESA -For Corona del Mar High girls baske tball coach Elbert Davis, pla ying back- to-back games IS a little like eat- ing a bread sandwich: He'd pre· fer something in between. Unfortunately for the second· year.)lead man, there's no time to squeeze in practice sessions while his young squad is immersed m tournament season . And the results were apparent Wednes- day as the Sea Kings fell, 39-24, to California High in the pool-play opener of the Estancia Touma· ment. ·r don't like tournaments, because you play back -to-back games,• said Davis, who com- pounded the problem by schedul- ing a nonleague clash with Sad- dleback (a victory) Tuesday. · •(Tuesday) we played a great game, but tonight was the com- plete opposite .. We just didn't come to p lay. It was like we were in the Twilight Zone." CdM shot as if 1t couldn't find a zone, period, missing all eight field-goal atte mpts in the first quarter and converting a paltry 15.6% (5 of 32) from the field in the opening half. CdM finished 8 of 41 from the field (19.5%), which wasn't enough to overcome the Condors (2-2). CdM lost control e arly, a!) Ca!J- fomia scored the first five poml.., before junior Lindsay Watanabe drained a pair of free throws mid- way through the first quarter tn keep the Sea Kings from bemg blanked in the period . Juruor point guard Charl~ne Quon, one of two expenenced returners, hit a free throw to open the second quarter, then sank a three-pointer wtth 5:57 left before halfb.me for CdM's first field goal Quon, who hit 4 of 6 foul shob, added another lhree-pomter in the second hall and finished w1lh a game-high 12 p oints, while senior post Jennifer Dickson chipped m eight. Watanabe rounded out th" sconng for the designated home team wtth four points, as the rt>st of the squad firushed 0 for 16 from the held. D1ckson finished with seven rebounds, while Watanabe addL I sl.'X and sophomore starter Chm Eyre had fi ve. Dickson also pro: cured four steals. ESTANCIA TOURNAMENT CAllfOftNIA 39, COR<*A DEL M AR 24 Sccw by Quarters Corona del Mar 2 7 .7 8 • 24 u lifornia 9 10 9 11 -39 • Corona del ~' • Quon 12, Dick.son 8, Watanabe 4, Eyer O, Gruber 0, Pham 0, Kling 0, S. McCoy 0. Libuda 0, Kawata 0, Hawkins O 3-pt. goals · Quon 2. Fouled out· None, California • Young 10, Olaque 8, Giokoras 6, Ramirez 4, Flores 3, Manohorathat 2, Pedroza 2, Rosas 2. Carrillo 2. 3-pt. goals Young 1, Olaque t. · Fouled out None " Eagles edge Rebels, 35-32 • Hirata's free-throw, ~ heroics help Estancia win pool at its own tourney. COSTA MESA -Sophomore Lisa Hirata sank a pair of free throws wtth 20 seconds left to break a 32-32 tie and lift Estancia High to a 35-32 victory over Savanna I.I) the Eagles pool play finale of their own tournament. Savanna, the designated home team, misfired on its ensuing pos- session and Estanoa junior Lau- ren Cassity, who had five of her team-high 10 points in the final quarter, converted an insurance free throw to finalize the victory. Estancia (4-1) got nine points from senior Lisa Steinfeld and six GOLF CONTINUED FROM 81 'pomts a nd Fr~noa Diaz chipped in sue points, before fouling out Coach Paul Kirby's Eagles won their pool and will likely met•t Ocean View, should the Seo· hawks defeat CdM torught, in d championship-bracket clash Fn- day at 6:30 p.m. ESTANCIA TOURNAMENT EST+NCJA 35, SAVANNA 32 Seoteby~ Estanoa 7 12 2 14 . 3S Savanna 6 9 6 11 • 32 Estancia -Diaz 6, Cassity 10, Steinfeld 9, Hirata 4, Varma 3, Orellana 2, Barrera 1, Matsufujs 0, Ollila O. 3 pt. goals -Varma 1. Steinfeld 1. Fouled out -Diaz. Savanna • Starr 2, Rodriguez 2. Perry 6, Starr 12, Dorame 10. 3·pt. goals · Dorame 1. Fouled out -Perry. Toledo, who won $66,049 on the tour in '94 ( 176th on the money list), has come a long war from his rough childhood to the · opulence of the PGA Tour. Why did Minnis pick Toled o and take him under his.wing? "That's a good question," Toledo said. •1 guess you'll have to ask God that. They were like angels to me. They saw m e struggling and they saw my eyes and knew I needed help. When the y asked w hat 1 wanted to do, J said 1 want to be a golfer. They said we can help you. I thought they were kidding. J didn't believe 1t. • Toledo, who turned professional 111 1986, used to hide in the trees on the goU course m MeXJcali. He would climb down, fish golf balls out of a pond with his toes, then clean the balls and sell them back to the golfers at the country club. TI)ere were moments he'd cover a 7-iron under a bush and sneak onto the practice range to ph.y until some~y c~ascd him tie's still thmkirig about those e~nences "I'm very hungry, .. h said. -1 had o dream and wanted to gel to the top and stay there. Not just get there." Toledo, almost~ o~r at the PGA1"6\\f Qliamyliig townament, aid •90metimes I don't Wbnt to remember things, it ~as 10 bad (growing up).• · { ·1 always had a dream when I wa little to play on the PG A Tour a nd have a family, and in 1998 both Cclille true," said Toledo, who bought a h ouse in ITVlne this year, while his wile, Colleen, ls expecting a baby girl, Toledo's first child. •The people who brought me to thts country are very proud of me. It's a wonderful life. I wish 1 could describe to you, point by · point, what lt's like to live a dream on the PGA Tour.". . Toledo earned his tour card for 1998 in dramatic fashion when he sank a chip shot on tho final hole for birdie at last year' Q chool, a radical tum of fortune considering he'd nussed getting his card by one 1troke on three different occasions. Toledo had been to Q SC'hool 11 out of 13 years, so when he S8 s . . • Debbie Drucker IUde a hole- In-on Tuesday at Big Canyon Country Club, acing the par-S No. 3 (97 yardl). Tu.ht Murel, J:::s Martent and Ka~ Jkoo.1~ .. ' ., Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot . l y s 0 Thursday, Decem ber 10, 1998 B3 JUN I 0 R l fl· AMERICAN F 0 0 TB l L.L· Tie Region 97 • • ~ons;::ii::·. SUPER BOWL CHAMPS _,.fiom Teft:rtayte -.-y -~ Young, Jenny Buff aloes claim the Erpenbeck, Clair championship after · Twena, Kate Drexler, Chloe punishing fo e 38-8. Godward, Tiffany Thomas, Miranda Young; back row, from left: Zoe MacLeod, Kristin Baker, Amy Staudinger, Gina Krotee, Hailey Sandberg, Stephanie DI Sano, Michelle Mundy; • ·behind, Team Mom : Lu.Anne Baker (left) • Coach Tim Drexler (right). · J '°"'"" I 1111 DANA POINT -Mt1tt Encinias hCls <:ome <t long way from when ht• started playing fooll.>all Encinias used to be a hneman . who set t the bench. But hard work over the pdst few yedrs. edmed him a spot m the backlield •for thn New· port-Mesa Buffaloes, a Junior All·Americun Junior Midget team, th1:. season. ~SHOWDOWN ON 11IE ·HORIZON Encinias capped .in incredible 12-1 :secison by rushing for 215 yMds and four touchdowns dS the Buffaloes defeated the La Mirddd Mala- dores, 38-8, Saturday in the Juruor All-AmC'nC'dn Super Bowl .at Duna Hills High. •Soccer Rockers, Gunners meet Saturday for the title. The Gunners, hl•hind a fou rt.n- quarter goal by DeUef Moeler, dPfeuted the SoccPr Rockers, 2-0, over the weekend to advance to Saturday's AVSO Req1on 97 Boys Division IV htl<" mc1tch. Clillord Reiser cLlso had a goal in the fourth quarter Brett Auer and Talboult Palomares each had an assists. · Clayton Hel. er, Sean Kietzer, Ben Ingles dnd Kevin Ertdla keyed the dclense. The Gunner:s will play the Soc- cer Rockers for the title. The Soccer Rockers advanced by defeating the Speed Demons, 4-2. Ted Slater scored two goals in the match. Patrick Etter and Paul Kawamura eoch scored one. Nathan Freiberg and Adam Pinkerton each had an assist. GIRLS DMSION V decidmg goal as the Sea Liens defeated the Surf m a shootout for the Di'vision V title. Amy Staudinger scored d goal in the first and third quarters for the Sea Lions. Stephanie Disano, Hayle y Young and Miranda Young pro- vided defensive support for Soa Lions' keeper Gina Krotee. The Sea Uons firushed the sea- son 14-0-1 • Turquoise Terminators 4, Surfer Girls 0 · . After suff Pring a 1-0 Joss lo the Sea Lions m the senuhnals, the Turquoise Temunators rumbled back with a victory over the Surfer Girls lo wm third plact!. Torl Oliver scored her first goal of the season !or the Tcrm1-. nators Carrie Cabanillas had three goals. • Sea Lions 2, Surf 2 {Sea Lions win by shootout) · I . , Michelle Mundy srored the. Elizabeth Van't Hof, Brooke Sharp, Angela Me llo and Kelly Deyoung were tough on deft•nse for the Temunators. Ohver, Kristi- na Rakestraw and Christina Kalmbach were strong m goal. BU L l ET I N B 0 ARD. CLUB SOCCER Rush wius three SAN J UAN CAPl~TRANO The Oranoc Coast United Rush, a girls under-13 team, crushed lhe complf'tion m the opening rounds of the Coast Soccer Lt'dgue Cup ov~r the weekend u1 San Juan CaptStrano JllUan Austin scored three goals m a S-1 victory over the Rampage. Delanle Ferguson and Brooke Burgner each scored a goal Frankl"e Kelly i.<'Orcd the only goal m a 1-0 wm over the South Bay Force. In lhe third ganP, Ferguson scored two goals and Austin a.nd Burgner each scored a goa.l in a -4 -0 wm over the Jets Soc- cer Club Kinzle Kramer, Isabel Mon- t.tno and Kate Heflcben each had assists Hayley Miller, Shay Bar1on, Jillane Hartflel, Amanda Wittman and Rachel Furman p ldyod sol.Jd defense . !t Costa Mesa America ~ CdM needs coaches It 1s the first title for a Newport-Mesa lf'am since a Pee Wee 1>tPum won the title m 1984. "We were out to win this thmg from the get go," Encinias said. • r never knew how gwat d feeling this Wi:J:::. HOlfl9 tO be.. Before the game, Buf- faloes Coach Tom Monarch noted the key to winning would be controlling the hne and Newport-Mesa chd JUM that from the start of the game. Takmg aavdnta~Jt' of a bad punt, the Buf- faloes stdrted their Ju:.t dnve on Ld M1rnda's 4tJ. yard line On third down from the 33, Encinias'rnn a sweep to the nght side, ~ broke two tt1ckles and • raced down the sideline into the end zone for a I). 0 lead. The BuffC\)oes cele brate in the aftermath of then 38-8 Super Bowl victory. quortc•r. Rivera and Jason Jor- dan «ontinued to make big plays keeping La Mu dcl<)'s high-powered offen'><' quiet. A good punt pinned Newport·Mesa on its own 3-yard hne, but with .Encin1c1s m the backJ1eld, th.it ·wdsn't d probh~m. As La Mirada was being flagged for huvmg too many men on thf' held, Ennruas rum- bled to the outside agulil and blew past all 12 delenders. rdcmg q1 yards for a 22-0 lead. A fumble cdus~ by Kns Cooper and .recov- cn!d by .t\.1ichael McDonald ended Lct Mirada's ldst first hdlf s<.'onng threctt. Looking tu keep th.e Junior Midget SUper Bowl ~ ~ 38, LA MIWlA MATAooREs 8 5cote by Quarters " La Mira<ta Matadores · 0 O 8 O -8 Newport·M esa Buffaloes 14 1! O 16 -38 First Quartw NM -Encinias 33 run (pass failed). 5:38 NM -Encinias 3 run (Encinias run), ~: 13 Second Q\wter NM • Encinias 93 run (focimas run). 5·33 Third Quarter LM -Blanco 23 run (Johnson nm), 1 48 fowtn Quartw NM " Barrer a 52 run (Enclnta$ run), 3 1 ~. NM -Encinias 55 run (Jordan pas.s rrom Etheridge), 0:41. Attendance· 700 (estimated} INOIVIOUAL RUSHING LM • Johruor\, 16-52; Blanco, S·22. 1 TO; Busk. S-9, Vela~o. 3·14, Martin. 3·5 NM • Enctnia!., 15-215, 4 TDs. Barrera, 6-79, 1 TO, R1(kard, 6-35; Etheridge. 1-3 INDIVIDUAL PASSING LM -R. Costello. 6·11·2. 69. NM ·Etheridge 1·3-0, 4, En<;ll"lias, 0.1-1, 0. INDIVIDUAL REa.IVING lM ·Martin, 2·28; Johns.on, 2~. Day, 1·18; Garcia, 1-17. NM • Encinias, 1-4 momt>ntum, Jesse footbc.1.\1 team,• Monarch Pmwnlel rec:ovNed an said. "You qi\'e lh<•m a onsule ktck to start lhe rope' cmd tht>y hf'COlllt~ a nall. But l 1 Miradd's cowboy. It only tdkc ... n defensive ltne stepped htllc to get them stdrt· up and stopped the ed: With renewed vigor, lhl" Buffaloe:; retook control of the line for the l\•st ol the game Jose Barrera scored on a 52- vard run and Encinias added a 55-yarder to cJo ... c out the c;coring. threat. Aftet three s.horl run· Using the momen-rung pl.i\-., La t-.h.rad.t t--1onarch tredited COSTA MESA -The Costa Mesa American Little League will have its third player regis- tration session Saturday in front of the gym at Costa Mesa High from 9 a.m-1 p.m. CORONA DEL MAR Corona del Mar High is looking for coaches for varsity softball, var- sity badminton 'and lower-level football, The hnc contmued to dominate and gel pent~· trahon. Jeffery Rwera made two tack.le lil the : backfield, f orcmg anoth· : ·er Ld. Mtrada punt. Rut : the snap wt1s tumbled • and downed on the tum, the Mdtadores took a last crack from sldrted a hve-mmute. the 1-yard hne. But 12-play dnve which cut Dormmc: Rickard burst the lead to 22-8 on mto ule backfield an<I Chn:.topher Bianco's 2J-dropped La f\hrada' Augustine • 1eto, Rivera, 1..uts Gudino, Blake ilercd1th· and Joseph \\ llham ~"Ith control- hng the line track and baseball. . There may be a teaching position available in the math department. yard touchdown run quarterback on. the 3- The ce>St is S70 per player (S60 for T-ball). When Ute Matadorc yard lim~ · "I m so ·proud of this team," t-.1onarch said. ·They were t-8 last sea- ~on, hut worked really hard to g t here This is a S\\t:el Y.,n and the oty deserved it.• Registration includes uniforms and team photos. All players must be ages 5-1 5 by July 31, 1999. Those interested in both coaching and teaching should contact the Newport-Mesa Unified School District at (714) 424-5000. next touc:hed the ball, "The coach saJd we . Matador<?-<> 3-yard line. All players must show proof of residency and new players much provide a birth c~rtifi- cate. . for information, call (949) 262 7864. Those interested in coaching, please con- tact CdM Athletic: Director Jerry Jelnick (949) 515 6058, or fax brief resume to (949) 515- 6073 Monday-Friday from 7:30 a.m.-4 pm. • Ennmas burst up the nuddle for a 14-0 Buf- faloes lead with 4: 12 : remaining m the first th£>y were on Newport-neederl lo .... top them," r-.1e ... a's 7-}'ard lin~ d.ncl Rickard aid. "I hhtzed th<' Buffaloes wr rl' tn through and nailed lum. lrouhle. j H was an ctwesome leel- . lit I\ 1lrada is a good mg • . .--~~---~~~~~~~-- LOCAL SCHEDULE TODAY • Basketball H19h S<hool boys· Newport Harbor at Edison Holiday Festival at Anahe m Convention Center, quarterfinal vs <:apistrano Valley-El Toro winner. 440p.m High ~hool girls · Corona del Mar at Estancia lnvrtational, pool play, vs Oc.ean View. 6 30 p m.; Newport Harbor at South Coast Tournament. University High, V\ Thou~nd Oaks, 8 p.m. •Soccer High school boys -Newport Harbor, Corona del Mar at Irvine Tournament. High school girls'-Newport Harbor at <:ap1strano Valley, 3'.1S'p m: Costa Mesa at Tustin, 3 p.m.; La Quinta at Estancia, 3:15 p.m. . •Water p0lo High school girls-Villa Park Tournament. first round· Costa Mesa ~ Corona del Mar, 3:50 p.m (winner plays Villa Park·Sunny Hill~ winner at 6:20 pm., lo~r plays Villa Park Sunny Hills loser at 7:10 p.m. n:\ ,~n•.v .. >,0 Child Quest International, Inc. g ~ A. Non Prof1I Corporation Devoted to the ProtecllQfl and Rocovet')' _e !" of M.sstflg Abused Md &ploltod Children s . i Child Quest Has Assisted · " "' In the Recovery of Children ,..... Mft' Marcus Farina PARENTAL ABDUCTION Age of Disappearance: 6 Months Old Date of Birth 06/14/91 Date Mlssln~· Missing From· 12/06/91 LOS Angeles. CA Race: White weight: 1a lbs. Daily Pilot Sports .... . . .• Locals Only! Contact the Tax Pros for the best resolution to all types of tax problems including audits, payroll taxes, levies, wage garnishments, seizures and untiled tax returns. 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(84.9) 142-6371. Franch high fuhlon A NEW A D-'RTMENT? •NRWPORT COAaT ISLAND 2808 0.21 714-376-5554 W. 19th St. OrHt XMAS Gift.II clothlng for men a · 11.CJ"t. QRllAT aua OPPTYI .. _..." __ NT women. D••lgner ---- Other• avall. People .......... 1 ...... .._.....v.-... brand• at Whol..ale w/d .. lgner tum to llve •Ltttle .. ,.._ le• 2bri-M~~~i ::.re-SJ!ltVICES 5533 WANTED , . .,nc.el • In OC'• nnnt horn... 1 ba, trpfc, •hared wo. BUSINESS • TO •Men• Mllte for a fraction of nor-No gar. Yrty s1300/mo PIN·•uCE ext 5750 r . BUY 8011 ewom.n•e cuual, maJ rent 84~5110 Ind utll. Lora Vane. .n.111 • .. ........ baby NPB 2-........ •port& & ..,.,,1ng Realtor 84M73-4062 8pm Tue-Frf SWt Jen ~~ ~: :: I aUY ALL PIAll08 wate. BALBOA ISLAND ----~ UV. out. NS, S8hr. egory may requtre.yo4.1 AntlCfU~uel. fUmtlure eHandbae19, acc:.e Exp/Nf SM.9-71S..9935 to can • 900 number 1pc or houMful caeti 90f'lea and"'°'• 2108 CORONA Nanny n.-ded to care tn wnlc:tt there I• • paid (714) 9!57-e133 •F~ VSINESS DBL MAR 2822 OPPORTUNITY for 11 mo old my charge per minute. Old Colna GOid Sliver •i!;,ustom~ed make • BHut main channel vu, 2104 home (949) 131-31552 FrankRn Mint, Ster11ng eSldn '*"9/halr eare 3BR/2BA, ger, f/p, w/ ... u o-·-& H· ... ~ PIT Cefeterta Wot1c· Old watchH & J~lry ew..a..ht .___, d tumJ tu $2 .,._, .,....,. era Newport·Meea e-....1"\....-a-WHtcout Coln 842...,.. ••w · .....,men , un rn 800/ vi.w. Contempory SBr 11111111 w-wua.-.w& aa-ment mo. Avail Jan 1 3Ba 2car gar condo Pl .... be wary of out School• Food O.pt. WAllTBD 5535 MacOADl/TOP I e\Tltamln c lntenetve {949) e75-7970 S3Mo. 94M7s.2.se • of area companl... C•rnpu• C•terlft9, Jazz. R68, Soul, Rock treatment Ch k ~..... th •--• hu lmmed openlnge . Etc.~ 60'• & 80'• Mike eAnUo~dant nutr1 Ught & Brleht ec "''m • ........, throughout dletrlct. •'9 glrte need fontl~ MS-7808 Uonal euppi.m.nta 2br 2ba unit. G.,.ge B • t t • r 8 u •In••• Our team of employ-for bel0¥9d N•nn~. .loln ue for 2122 w/d $1500mo Call Phli BurHu before you ... work• at echoola Honeet, rellable, tun, HorO'o.uvrn, cham-ce4e) 72IMIS39 Hnd any money for to provide good nutrl-20 YT1I exp. 515-4795 f'llU'l'lt9-. wnTDr iii•••iiiliiiiiiiiil f ... or ••rVlc••· Read , .. n..-1 ~v-Pana-. mualc, niod•I• ' CAM•O 8HOR•a 3Br and understand any tuon Jn an enJoyable No fob too big or •mall .• ART 8025 and more. Located at CORONA DELMAR 28•, lrg yrd, ptlvate COSTA ..-a'r• 2•24 col ntTaSc:teh be~ you environment where Nurne aide grt cook-San Joaquin Hiii• Rd '~ v 1 gn op ound f children enJoy a break l'lO, •hopping, driver, & Newport Ridge Eut bch acceH. 8mo. IH. · ar or from cl ... rm routln... mueage tor youl 14yr Leeteg'• JacquelJn• In a at .a1 Whit• Cap • --• mo to mo poe•lble J rate•. Th _... "' ....,, extension. $3200/Mo 1Br 1Be upetalre. F/P H• po•'• enable exp, tMIMJ.4e.3735 ,..., •hew, Hung In In th• Newport Ridge A.gent (949) 720-1878 laundry, •lectrlc gate, CREDIT 2907 parent. to work when Hollywood• Don th• Club Hou ... c.11 carport s875 + dep & children are In echool BHchcomber. $2500. tMSMMC>-2~ CdM Townhome 38r good credit. s .. Mgrliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii and be home when · (818) 845-4859. 2.eae Oc•an•ld• of 3e8 Avocado St. #0. GET OUT etud•nt• are not. It MERCHANDISE RENT Classified lets you compare costs without hassle or worry! Hwy. 322 Marguerite 101. Betw"n 12-2pm . you are lntere9ted In ••••••••'"B_O_ll_D_IN_G ____ _ #C. S1lillil!S/mo. Agent becoming part of our ~)H~H7 28R 1 ~~~~oFDEn! ~~~~WANTED ~~or-~-~~~;c;~~s-d~e-d -~=======~~~~E~~=~~==~ nr l?ch. W/D hkupe, 1 r I g ht away at : •LOVELY Jumln• cer gar. $795. Agt !fe can helo! 2885 8Mt St., .CM ANTIQUES ?. Crffk Gated Comm, (IM9) S42•911i19 ~ .C:..: 714-424-6045, AA _ ALL STEEL B1JILDINOS alngl• I.vet plen 3 . ....;.._;.... _____ .r .. 1·1r . ..1.eo---1:.i 1.J Facto'l'y Blowout! 2240 st. 3br 2b•, for-I! 81DR 2Br 1ea. lrg urul YllW IOOIWO r:u PT Demonetr•tore Older Styli Furnitur1 2 " above co•tll mal dlnrm, llvrm: upe1alr9, n9W paint & • Pa}mtnts Wi4-ered W••k .. nd day• In PIANOS,& CoU1ctibles 1-eob-973-3308. famrm. gmbitlt, tenn, ~t. gar, lndry .tac. • lnttrt51 Rtduetd etore In your .,.., • 5,;,:;:;:: ;;::;.";;....,,. O.alerehlpe aleo avall- poOle, avail .. rty Dec No Pete $950. Leue t Ha"''""tnls' S~ $875 per hour. Car $$ c· •SH. PAID $$ ablel (CAL •SCAN) S.2700 SM.9-720-184e (714) 245-3087 '"-" neceuary, exp'd pr• --• HablamoJ • terred. MIMM2""'213 -.. ec ..... .,....._ Lr9 1Br Upper unit, R'elde Pepperwood ~llllll WE BUY ESTATES p-&. ' $1200/Mo ••Ibo• Apte. 1Br, em yard 11111 R•C•PTIONl8T·P/T lli&~ a Newport Reelt~ w/patlo w/d. $775/mo. In buey Nwpt Beach ANIMALS IMS.-723-4494 No Pete 131-7813 R.E. otnc.. $8 per hr Monica 84S..780-5000 Old CDM 2br 3.5ba SalH rooftop deck s2ooomo NBWPORT COM• GROW 0ya MIM33-0111 or • MONEY a EVM (949) 721-9882 BEACH 2889 TO LOAN 2914 ~!:'~I ll(f. Old CdM ooein/i-v vertlelng depattment vtewl 3Br 28•. gar/ •Ltve bV the 8eve F1nenol•I woe. hlWe ... 1ce a ••If motivated cl'prt, f/p, w/d hkup• L'8 1 a aBr+aa. you on "ur toeeY account exec\lttve to s2e00. 94H75-5834 Newport B•Y Terrace We provide loan• .. 11. develop and eer-Apt•. Near Back Bay reglll'dl... of credit vice new buelnHI & g o I f c o u r • • , and epeclal Hctlone. • •COSTA MES.A 2124 upgrade• new carpet hl•toryl No fee, We prefer a candidate & more.' pool, M/I reaeonabl• rateel to have a minimum of 2br 1b•. Pvt, fncd yd, epec. Sorry no P9'•· l-877-588-9719 1 year print ad- Deepemea Tabby cat fem, eweet~ 2 ye-.. 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Or 94M75-91i173 tlon. and exam Info, tenni•. epa, sie95/Mo SBAltB 2724 · · call 1-eOC>-813-3585, • 94S..759-0279 • ext 0709, 9am-7pm, 7 daye fde, Inc. ·---------- Buy •Sell •Marine Antiques •Seafartng Collectibles •Nautical Decor Ol'EN Frt, Sat. Sun: 11 ·S t Mt I l'C"-S-lkh. PIANOS• 01'GANS ---------- •KAWAI* Baby Grand Plano. Abeolutely LIKll N.Wll $4850. (714) 527-olilOO. Y.....-Grand Plano Ebony CS l'I" Mint Concf. 809-880-9872 GOlil-482-2888 pgr ' nCJtBTs 6075 ----- Chrle 1 .... k Tloltete 2 orchHtra Uck•t•. Dec 18 •how. $120/ both. 848-722-7383 CUL• Deecnunbl•r9 30 day money back guar. MCMea/COD 1-eoo-417"°3 ta. GAIUlGE SALES Run your ad in the Newport Beach- Costa Mesa Daily Pi lot and the Huntington· Beach- Fountain Valley Independent to reach over 100,000 homes. Fax us this form with your credit card # or mail with a check today! Run for a week! If e Mo. Le•-poalbly Bal Penn Pt quiet nr BMPLOYMl!NT P08TAL .IOll8 tonger. E xecutive bch, •hr 2000.q.ft. w/ TO 118 :tlliH" BAI.BOA your car does not hm•, prlv yd, 3br cpl.own bed/ba, $800. 1 b ·flt 2.5ba, 2 story, 2-c gar, lncl/utll'a. 714-432· nc. •n• •· noi....;;;=======~ISLAND 11C>e 562 •592•1752 D YES, SEU. MY CAR "'"-o.ci ~ts~ "----,,,.., Model~--- D 1c,.,,. o -~ c...,~ Pru O va D ~ Cn-c..,oia.. ----1 DA.i11DT..,. o P.-w-c-~ o •-.., a~~ OUraii '-' O~s-0 AMrws-a~- QM eo-g P\8oCcft>gj 0""°' -o~-ea-Oa-T--o r ... ~ O~llo<l! o~a..:. ·- I ., I r $2850 tMS.-71 S.-9883 5150 or 94S..723-e687 ---experience. For app. On the move? , ______ iiil se II t we' II run it for ..... ,..._......,,__-,--..,.,.,,.....,."""1-----....... ----BMPLO ,,....... & and exam Info call MOVING -,. 38r 38• $21000/mo Hotel, 1 blk to bch & •JCt 0708, lam-7pm, MUST SEU. A1JAP e 1 ot In.J.., d ~ldtte Lrget Model Uttl• Inn By The Bay 5530 1 -e 0 0 .. 1 3 -3 5 a 5. Sell your extra another week FREEi ~' Pil . ~:::r• 94~1r~ ~~';..~· ACCOUNTANT FJPT ·~-=::=· ho~~hsold =~~:::-=· nu All for just $10.. ...-...... ,...... _\!..epgt_ gij a1Q CANYON VILLAS Na oceen block, three !'~· 0Mulcetkboo~ Tax llt• typing, computer..___1;.;..n;...C~la;;..;;ss;.;;;..;;.;lfl;.;..ed~--t---<~M.::;9:!):..:fl7:.:...:.&.;;.l.:.8.:.:IO:__ ._ ______________________________ __. 3br avell lmmed. pool, decke 2nd nr n/emkr .,,.. U "'"' IC' ltttlfate, phone ekllle,r spa, gym. Mellnd• $700/mo. Avail 12-17 counting eottware. pereonable, energ«lc, P01UflTUIE 8014 -----------------------------------------. Agt. tMS.-758-7700 888-448-9209 (peger) Salary up to S50t(Jyr. • • I f • t a r t • r OC airport loc:atton. Fax your reeum• to Couoh aNJMI N..s aluffll 1.a~ L.rget 3Br, Fax reeume and eaf-ta..a9) 142 1729 ' _ grMnbelt, pool, dbl na-ALS u y h I• t 0 r y t 0 : \~ • .. ..,. 81ue A White gar. '2250/mo. A.VI 1-1 .u;uu. (949) 442~7348 $200. 94M7~ S.Shlpley Prudential WANTED 2728 QuGffted Infant • i I• D r • w • r Ca Realty 844-0498 MEET Toddler Teoctw .+J .,,..._, w/Mlm>r • aluffll 3br 2ba, popular a.mt-Retired ...a ayr. old Teacher Shelvu & lWo Night "A" Unit. 1-Sty. end HM tn .. .,..... 2Br, someone special ~leeded Stande. (BHutllul unit. 11700/Mo. Leue den or 3Br. WAI give Dark Wood) $400. (for Avall 1-1 849-759.1989 rer.. Me-e.42-6743 through classified tmmedlatelyt all) c.11 94.9-548-1715 Ll4fe lal• 3Br 2Ba, FIT lenefttS WIOker IOie & Cilafr ~~o!~~arlh.~ NEWPORT ~~~·~f'::tc:t::i Mo. M .. 783-9819 BUCH $4&0. 948-722-8824 •UDO ISLE* bay "'•w .,_... dplX 3br 2ba, nu tlle/ carpet, gat, $2000/mo. s.. 103 Via Antlbe• FAIRWAY APARTMENTS AT Bl~ CANYON (714) ea:a •e• Newpe61 H ... hte 3br 1 1.5ba ol<Mr home In great neighborhood. Huge yd, ~ ok. 2411 -Holly In $1700 Agt .;. 846-lil91i Avall 12·16 • ..... aottemltne ft .. ltr ........ ,. •• UAT£0 COM~l:NITY BY t:ASHlON ISLAND hautlM trM-lned tflMtl and goll COUIM vi.we. lnlO'f ccnfree llvlng In y~ large I. 2 Of' IR GPQltmenl hotrlel •two-cor~ • ~/Olyer hootu~ • ll.-p60c• (WOOd • gca) • Alf cooc:Moulog • w.t bClf In t and 311t ·Alorm~ '• • 1,650 to $2.991 • ~ ~ (9.t9) 6"'0509 Sony.no.,.... 100'• of hellYy ...... •r•I M•n•/Womenl/ kid•, aome nam• brandal ...... ..... 1:M E. 1"1 St. 1 M Dally ff74-041 I WMChet you're buytng °' MfllnG, c.....a COYetS al )Q.r need•I QKOO'RCUIUTS IUIROUNCUIUTS 2120 2120 wdw1 ChristmAs ~ H11nultluih <Ards pw10nAliuJ on CD-ROM1 --'-.. You holiday.,..... .a 10 f.\l.oriv phoCIN. 25 CD-ROMs ONLY 1149 .... Procased within 24 boun STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?? . ••••••••••••••• The ugal Deparlment aJ the Daily Pilot is pleased . to announce a n1w service now ayaiJable to new busin~.Le~. We will now SEARCH the nam1 for you aJ no extra charg , and ~ave you tile time and the trip lo the Court House in Santa Ana. Then, of course, after the search is complet1d we will fil• your fictitious bu int~ name tatement M<1ith th1 County Clerk, publish oiac1 a week for four weeks as required by law and then jilt your proof of,pubtication with th1 County Clerk. • Please stop by to fll1 your fictiJious busines staJement at the IJQily Pilot, 33() W. Bay St., Co la Mesa. If you cannot stop by. pl1ase caU us at (949) 642-4321 and we will make a"ang1m1nts for you to handle this proc du re by mail~ t If you ~hould hav1 any /unh1r qu•stions, pl~ast call 11~ and ~·t-. wUl be more than glad lo assist you. Good luck in yo1'r ntK' busine ! \ Thursday, ~mbor 10, 1998 - ACROSS 68 Limb 1 Wander 81 T!Qaten -s ~ es F1ct«y 10 Gets, I~ WIS Be Oomnicen .14 COf'lic:a '1 Aeput>lc'a • • neighbof Mlghbof 15 f'teiu,. ea ~IV 18 TNater 11gn amount f7 ~Ufl 69 '('IM et I m.clum model • 18 f\ljlhl' wlvn • 70 Wide lie 19 AA.If 71 Opposed 20 QooO.luck' piece 72 Snow toy 22 Adam'• apouse 73 Subttantlat e3 VIII tlvll 7• Grime Z4 Musical C()mpOtltlon 2e Oldahoml city 21~11' dpCument 32 Vectiges 38 JMns-lnaket Str9UN 37 Almy OU!frt 31HW 40 E T.'s t1anaport 41 Wild 5hrub 43 8'<dl -teether 44 ~nkyou, Plarra· -'1 TyP! SIZI 48 Simlar 49 5nool)ing 5 t lndUstrlc>us 53 CooQd jtJSI sligt!tty 55 Calrf 58 Wllh, to Henn DOWN t Paper meuu11 2 Gymnest KOfbut • 3 Shell!•' 111"1 4 wir•e11 5~ 6 Doctor•. 0111 7 Pith 8 Pointed 11ch 9 Take umo11ga II to Reno resldent t1 Test 12 LoM ene1gy 13 Rrver or G1..it 21 Cl! .. 25 Dawn 27 Annoy 28 Chubby ·. PtllEVIOllS PUl'Zl.E tot. YEO O lt!ll.......,F-~ 29 MD• manhon .a Progren\s of so Type of cntdler 30 Elephant rusk 52 ODE ~ 31 Feat1ul and 5" Clean oft hesitant 56 Aocl<.conc.rt 33 "MasterpteCe sights Theatef host 57 String(ld 34 Fawyljke lnsttUment 35 Tiit 58 WCHd of choice 38 Unspoken 60 lstnglass 42 Sharpshoole< 62 Italian nver -Jane • 63 Roman 45 Surrounded statesman 48 -nutshell 64 Aedtate brielly 67 Small child CaU for AnsW9fS • roucn. 1one or Aacaty """'* • *'* .....,..1.900-37().9800 ext code 500 By CftAALES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF and TANNAU fflHSCff CLEAR TH~ WA\' Both .. ulntrable. Suuth deal). NORlll •J J <:>8 O Q762 •A KQ 752 EAST •QtU97 <:>K 765 3 2 0 J 109 • Vofd SOUTH •AK 6S2 CV' A 9 O K ~4 • 10 8 4, • 1llC b1ddinit~ SOUTH WEST I• Pldl lNT Pas1 Pus Pus NORTH EAS'l l • Pll$I JNl hsai Opening lead: Qocen of 0 When you are in an ucellcnt con· 1rac1, carefully study dummy 10 sec if there 1s any d1stnbution that can put you 111 nsk. If there is. lool for an errecti\·e countu. In 1he modem style, South's rebid of two no trump Jenied extra values. North, knowing panner held at least two clubs, went on to game in the expecllltion that the club suit would produce nil the tricks needed. West led the queen of hearts, and it looked ns 1f everything would be smooth sailing. Declarer won Ille first lrtck wilh lhe ace, led 1he four of clubs co queen and r«ei-.cd a &hock when EaSt djscariJcd • he~. South 1c1umed 10 h1md with o 'pa<Je fo the l ing but, when We~t covered tht ten of clubs with the jack, the contnk:l could no longer be made. The eigtn of clubs blocked the suit, an(! dedar· er could not afiord IQ surrender 1 trick because the defcnde~ would be able 10 cash enough red suit winners tu de feat the game. . Declarer was carcles~. As long.as clubs were no worse than '.\.I, lherc were nine lrid•.s for the takina. Nothing could be done if Bast held four clubs, bul 1f West held all the missing clubs, that spht could be neu· traliud. At tnck two, declarer should lead the ten of clubs to the queen. When East hows out, declarer comes to hand with the ki ng or spades and leads 1he eight of clubs. West mu~t cover wtth the nme and declarer wins with one of the table's honors. Now declarer can return lo hnnd with the ace of spades and lead another club. finessing the seven "'hen West pl1ys low to pick up the suit and run nine trick$. · Learn to be a better bridee_play· er! Subscribe now to the Go~_n Bridge Letter by caJll111 (800) 788· 1225 for information. Or write to: Goren Bridie Letter, P.O . Bo• 4410, Chicago, lll. 60680. Ne~port Beach/Costa ~so Doily Pilot IMW 9030 •eTAaTRO , A u t 0 AC It h r 91 LS400 Sllver/grtty (145~8)t18 aaa ' lthr, 84Kml, phon•, LDU8 ap CD. anrf, chrome. •e11111W ._,.,, .. aTlllNSTaR t17.8K (949) &449090 Fully LcMtd~ (714) 8H_,..,. •ea n aoo c~9:o~~Q Celhmer•/IVOry • <949> 85CM59H5 POID 9075 ('Mee<e~u.'21'887 TOYOTA 9210 1------------·-------1 MIMION YllUO .......... . 'N ·-740I . '97 ~ Ce'"1I (800) eee.AM 1~eo T I A t 12k mll• Bumpw Warr Convt.· Only 8K ml. ____ .....____ •roe u o , COVlll25,~~)Q (F178010) (125,900) •ej Li 400 am-tm .-.0, C&M, -~Tvn11H LDUa Whlte/M)ry good cond, amoig.d (949) 85CM5915 ••-•o• YllUO (164344) '23,te11_;'2I00;,;;;;;,;;,,;,...,,,.,,;1,,;1~•..,;;ee~•,..o,;.;152_ '14 IW t4ob 1aoo> •• •ne uxua ... CA1111Y Li Blklbfk. .-ec•e cholC9 •M T .atRD LX MtaalON Yl&IO auto , AC , Ith r, 125895 ~ Lthr, cau, mnrf, (800>......aM (311385) lJ.3,W cOVi•o IRING (134~12,888 'MLX480 -~ ...... (Ml) 88CMS915 ... ...:.~:.:'.:.. F/pwr, chromee (714) ....-oe ... •-eae 17141 .. a.-.oe) (14287~.~.787 ... CAllllY C..hm....,itan, to mt. ••••ION VllUO ve. auto, CMW nkml c~':o~~t~o GMC 9081 caoo1 ...... ne (oe3388~17,277 <MD> 85().6915 --.-.. -cx--480---..... °" Yliuo •ee iliii MOI •97 aAl'AJllll WNle/l¥Oly (800) H• •aM Gm/Ian ·5 A\rto, AC. 1 j)UI, (148728) $39,980 ... COROLLA 128,995 #'4534) (547701) •1e,aaa . UDCUa Low ml, auto, AO, cova MO ORIHQ LllXUa OP •••••o• VllUO (4HML·1l lJ.2,488 WSSTMINS,..R (800) ..... aea llXUa..,... (949) 85().8915 ('114) 8U-e909 ... ,.., ... ,.... ••• •-""'°' •ii 61 400 C7t4) ... ••oe Only ..Sk ml, BOND· eoas lm~rtal Jade/Ivory 138,98, (#854S) A • (004870) 142,977 COYS MOTORING LllXUS VOLVO . 9230 Have A Garage Sale! (949) 850:6915 · 'A ACCORD LX MlaSION YllUO TUNSPOITAnON •----~,.......,;~,_-1 owner, great ahaper • caoo1 Me.AM 'M •MW 740ll Auna perfect 4dr grey ____ __... __ _ 'MVOLVOaDN Auto, AC lthr, (039352) 118,eee LllXUSOI' • WSSTMINSTD (714).......eoe ~ Coll The Pilot Clussifieds al 642~5678 to place your Garage Sole Ad! Donate Your 'fBOAT1' .To Your f norite Charuy You decide who benefits 949-675-7110 Can't seem to • get to 1111 those repair fobs eround tho house? Let the Claatlfled Service Directory help you find rell11bl• help. 642·5878 Low warranty mll" $3200. 941H2U372 MERCEDES 9130 c:vi9:o~=ll.o .• ., ACCORD (9-49) 850-6915 Auto, AC, eaae, •••••••iii c125318> • 1 a,8ae * 'M 800 aac * '87 ·-..... LllXUS 01' Aut 1 f ·~--------W1EaT11tNaTS111 o, oaded, eunroo , •-Blk/tan low ml, (7141 eea.e909 nu lthr & tlrea, rune grt VOLISWAGlll 9235 c:rii9:o~~J.a '" cmc 110,500 ~1 l••.•.•.•.,•.•,•,•A•a•u•• (949) 850-6915 4DA, auto, full pwr '83 3000 very w.11 ,97 •-...... (S83283) S15,987 malnt, •xceptlonalty 5 a P • Ith r , AC, -LllXUS clean, all pwr, etereo (OST432) $14,888 Blk/blk 40k ml, MISSION Vl ... O 15250 obo 723-0787 LUUS 01' c&:i9:o<::rf~o 19oo1 e-...a.. •ea Mii iOO IL ~=== (949) 850-6915 Smoke/allver lo ml. CLASSll'IAD cuaa1F1•0 On the move? • c~9:o~:99"1~0 It'• th• raource you tt'• the reaouree you can equnt on to ... , a can count on to .. n a Sell your extra (949) ~915 myriad of mercttan- myrlad of merch..-.. household •e:a 1908 dlM Item•, bffaUe• dlM ltema, becaua• 11· our column• com~ our columna compel ems Auto, AQ, moonrf, quattned buy•ra to quallfl•d buyera to --~ln.:...;iiC~la::::l11.:S::.:lfl.:.:.xe.::d __ 1 (078321) SUl,988 cam II LDU801' .cal wsaTMIN•TllR M2'-H7a CT14) aea .. eoe1 84211978 , CONTRACTOP.S FENCES HANDT MAN 3710 INTEJUO.R MOVING 3834 nT 361 S DESIGNERS 3782 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES PROPERTY 3870 MGMNT TUTOJDIG . 3SI 3898 Tutort"8 Cir 0...-SERVICE DIRECTORY 3528 GENERAL 3558 & DEOO . -------•!Le~ ShowwN R.p'd LEWIS Co nstrvctlon Regrout1ng & tn1tall'n A•moaei.Handyman ( 11•;1 Iii II!_!'""'"""'~ l'lt\\l'I' \\ ,p .. 11111:.: LS70130 D•n o1 Tiie L~704773 Local Rn. 673-8065 or 84&-8526 •714-51S7..S925e CABINETS 3490 •R•modellng anc:t al11 _____ ---""---ll ~.. of repatra. No CQ~D~ 3556 tott t()..) aman. OC 32 ~ "£ ~ yrs Uo-bonO-lnl MIC/ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii \f,.. 71449848M MACMEDIC •Care for Wpedwortc Doore IMt. Maclntoah Computera c;10iaeta remdld, crown In your hm11o1c. Low/ m01d1ng DUllU'im •tc. hOV1y rate. •T~e 1 e ...... ,t.34~--~~~~-- CONCllETE 6 e-CUPE--T----iKASONRT 3557 --------a..JW\1JNG . ._..,me '~"'-* Dl'ywall, carpemry & morel Smal )ob• ok. Qary IMMMS.52'7"7 ALL TRAD• A•ldenllal Spec:1al19' * Small Jobe OKI * Q 71 """909-2140 '. ' ( ',' "\ I \ • 1 ; ;rrn r1· · ; ;, CARPENTRY liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml PUBLIC NOTICE •u. KINDS! Cabinets, Th• Caln. Putsllc Utlll-Pet Sitter/Doe Waltrer Storape, TrH H .. •I ties Commlaalon AE· Oally/Ovemlgl'11 Vlllta. JQ~Q_ClFf 788-4S321 QUIRES that all UNc:I R.ta avt. Uc'd/9onded QUALITY CRAFTSMAN 20 Yrs Exp. Ref'• ·I'm Your Handyman- 1&8rtt 94MS0-95U HAt7I.ING 3720 • I r~ ( • 1' .' 1 1 l 1 •FOUNTAINS •FURNITURE • ACCESSORIES HOME& GARDEN DECOR household good• O.U. 1'14-93s-a870 movers print their --------• P.U.C. Cal T number; PLASTER limos and c:.haufteura prtnt their T.C.P. num-JtEPJUR t>er tn an •ctvertlN--------- ments. If you MW a Pla.ter/Stuo-PaJoh qUNtton attout the i. -s.Mng So Ca 25yra- ---------- PROPERTY MANAGEMENT lndlv & Group Help tor Stuoens. 811 i.vets Nwpr\/Mffa i-4•5~ UPBOLSTDDfG 39311 ----- Q • Q UPHOL8'1WRY alnc9 ·ee cuat. tum. upholllly, allp COY9t8 antique rpr 542....e12 galtty of a mover, 1imO Llc#S28884 2•Hr• --------1 o r chauffeur, call: 714-4541-'TUt ROOFING 3910 ""=:::::===--====== Public UtlllUe• 1. -- 522 W. 19TH • CM 949-645-9660 TIME TO IEQlN YOUR HOllE IMPROVEMENT PROJECn Call a plumber, painter, handyman or lltlY of in. ... vtoet listed here In our dnetorvf CALL YOUR LOCAL aawv1caa TODAY! • Ou.tlity Wo1k NI ARCA CommllaJon 714-SSM1S1 cuaTOM Int-Ext 9'alns, claar, a.qutr, flU.IJC flnlahn. f9"099 20yn (1Mf) ~1 '40 ike '• Custom PalnllnSI Prof, Clean, Ouanty Wont. lntlbt & C>ocka. L4'7~U1 .... 10 RotamtT IS•llU. 00. lntfb'telmall Jobe OK Deoorattv• PatntlnQ U41CHO •49400• 71 ..... PLUMBING 3890 f4 DR.UN CLEANING 7 • DAYSIWEf.K Sr. <ltiitn l~nl CUS TOM SLIPCOVERS Semi-rrlired cutter oHm '25%0FF M 1ten4l/l.1bor! 26 Ji He~ .,"''''°"' denim• & 100'• uf c.ithtr f 11111 ic•I :15 ~an ,,I ,1ual~ty w<lrl. tlnJ", ,.lt rnan1l1i1'! COVQJJIGS 3932 I lfle, 'fl lie!; tfoa lf./,t,/te A GOOD ADI