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SERVING THE NEWPORT -COSTA MESA CONVv\UNlllES SINCE ,1907 MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 19_99
-.MONDAY MORNING BR I E F .I N· G
TODAY -TUESDAY SUNDAY WEDNESDAY r JHURSDAY SATURDAY FRIDAY
There's a ne·w sheriff in
town. Michael S. Carona
will be sworn in today as
Orange County sheriff,
nght here m Costa Mesa
It's not your typical law-
e nforcement site, though -
it's the Orange County Per-
forming Arts Center. ·About
2,000 peoplP are expected
to attend the swearing-in
ceremonyJf'or the 12th sher-
iff in county history.
Chris Decker, the Co!>ta ls'>ues ilffectmg towns
Mesa resident who is suing from San Cll•mente to Seal
the city because police Beach will be discussed at
issued a sex-offender notil1-· the Orang<' County Coast
cation on him in his neigh-As!>OC'\Clll on luncheon. The
borhood, is the subject of a luncheon sta rts at 11:30
court hearing today. The · a.m., with the meal served
hearing in Harbor Justice at noon and the program
Center will decide whether beginning a t 12:45 p.m.
Decker's landlord can evict The luncheon costs $20 and
him. Decker -a convicted will take place dt the New-
rapist -is in prison, where port H<lrbor Ndutical
he landed recently on a Museum, }5 1 E Codst
drug-related parole viola· I hghwdy. Cdll (949) 660-
The Newport Be<lch In 1964. South Coast
Planning Commission will . 'Re pe rtory borrowed the
hold its hfst meeting of Laguna Playhouse to stage.
1999 today at 7 p.m. The its hrst pldy, "Tdrtufle." The
meeting will be held m the company comes full circle
council chamoors at City' tonight with a revisit to the
Hall, 3330 Newport Blvd. Mohere corned}'· The pro-
d uction w1 U run through
FPb 14 and will be per-
fonnrd on the Main Stag,.,
Tickets dre $28 to $45 SCR
is a t 655 Town Cen t<ff Dn-
·ve, C:'ostd Mesa. Cdll (714)
708-5500
The Orange C'ounty
~tuseum of Art pr~sents
·c.rnron:. and D<>se.rts. P1c-
tui:ing the \\'Pi,1em L.c:mcl-
c;cape, • a selr>cUon of paint-
mgs, pnnts · and pho·
togrnph'>, from tuda} to
April 25 flour arr• 11 a m
to 5 pm .. Tuescl<1~ thpJUgh
Sundd}S The mu l'Ulll 1 at
850 San < il'111c:ntt• Dnvt•,
N~~ port Beach r OI lllOf('
inJormalion, <-till IY4~1 750.
Ste rt your monung ' off
rtght w1th c1 pancakt:>
brcak(ast, wluch v. lll IJ
held from 7·30 to IO B m at
OA~IS Semor Centl'r, 80(
Margut•ntr> ~\'C, Corom;t
dPl t-1d1 Breakfttst wclud s
p.mcake sausau(! coif\ r
and JUI< ... TH kets ttr~ $2 !Qr
uduils and $1 for chlldr n
ror more mfo1matiun tall
t!-149} 1144-324-L .
tion. 8665, Pxt. 3. 1122. • .
FIVE EASY QUESTIONS
DON LEACH I DAil'!' PILOT
Life on the beach
is postcard perfect
• EOfTOR'S NOTE: We interrogated Newport
Beach Marine Saf~ty Supervtsor Mike Halph1de
on Sunday about hfe in sunny Southern Cafifor-
ma
What is the weather liktt right now?
"It's JUSt gorgeous A p1cture-post-
card, Chamber of Commerce sort of
day H •
What are the beach crowds like
today, even though It's the middle of
.winter?
"It's really crowded. Normally this
time of year we'd have 3,000 to 5,000
people including people on the board·
walk. Toddy we have a crowd of about
25,000. Usually during Uus week people
a re from out of town enJoyin!I the
weather, even if its 20 degrees colder
than this. But today we hawe a lot of
local people who are out.'
What are the temperatures like
today com~red with last year at this
time?
"It's 72 degrees, with an 8 mph wind.
The water temperature lS cold at 58
degrees. And it's so clear you can see
Catalina. Last Jan. 3 it was 62 degrees
and rainy."
Do you remember it being this hot
on any other Jan. 37 .
"ThiS is probably tlul.nicest Christ·
mas vacation we've had -at least in
the 10 years I've been working through
winters."
Do you have any commentary about
the ferocious winter stonns pOunding
the Midwest right now?
·Now they know why we pay so
much for housmg here. Day like this
make it easier to make my mortgage
payment.•
c H 1-l L I N I 0 N A s u N N y FTERNOON
Pooch, a local surfer, has a front row seat to the sun and surf at BlackJes beach, where the fu~er-llke
cond.Jtions had him and others enjoying the day in Newport Beach. A young surfer, below, spins his
board around fins-first in the water, which re~ained a wintery temperature despite the rising mercury.
Moderate Santa Ana winds
brought . warmer-than-no.rm.al
temperatures to Newport Beach
on Sunday, with the mercury
climbing to a high of 84 degrees
-that's 16 degrees warmer than
Saturday's high of 68. Mark
Moede, a meteorologist with the
National Weather Service, said it
should cool down today as the
Santa Anas weaken.
-·.--~--,1
~·
. .
Puppy love runs rampqnt in school distri'ct ·
I t was rocenUy reported
in Uu.s column that Peg-
gy Anatol had twb cats,
named Margaret 111atcht•r
and Golda Meir. In keeping
with our responsibility to noti·
fy redders of the animal alfe .
shitzu, which she s..iys loo~
like a mo·p. ·
IN A LEAGUE OF HER OwN
Costa Mesa rcs1dl'nt
Annabelle "Lefty" Lee wus
featured in the Tournament
of Roses Parade on N'ew lions or ~.hool dtStnct ofhoab,
we infonn you that Susan I~----Year's Day. She wa hon· ored on Edison lntcmabonal's Oespenas, the assistant upenn-
tendcnl of elementary education, got
two small Jack Ru sell beagles for
Ctvisbnas.
Pomona Elementary School Pnna·
pat Cathi Pierson, meanwhile, owns a
tnbute to ))ascba.ll float for her day
it <1 pitcher in the All·Am ncan Gals
Lc.>dguc from 1944 to 1950.
Lee. 76, <;aid the I ioUywood movie
·A league of'lnclr Own• wa about
70% accurate. "I liked ~c movie very
muth." she sa.id, though admitting, MJ
wus scurL'<i to death when th •y said
Madonna wa!> tn-1t. •
SUICIDE BY SKILLET1
I\ Newport Beach dispat<'hcr must
h1.1vc hud a tough time kecpmy a
trruqht lace when he told pohrc
othccrs to respond to a suictd" c.Ul.
Tht~ w •a1x1n of choice wasn't a gun,
knife or pill • ·
Apparently, th man was lr)'Ulg to
beat hun elf to death with a frying
pun I ie d1c1 urviv '
-Compiled by Oaity Pilot suff
Qty Council
to discuss ·
cleanup
• Nciqhbo1s for Neighbor could
bern.: ht_d!'. many dS l 0 singlP-fcumlv
homes m Costa ~ lesn.
It'" 111 II~·· \:\II
< OSTA ?--11.!SA < Diinnl memt.,:.i
{on1ght will consider '· Clt) stafl lh C 1K
to h '910 plttnnuig !o1 d1" pnng 19ll9 Nelgh
hor.... ior Nt>1ghhor cleanup (.>VCnl m lovw-
mcome ~ingle-lanuly neighborhood
The p1ogrum ts tune! d Wi h Community
Development Ul0<:k Grant mom') dnd ntust
me~t Ute n 1Uon<1l ObJ ctJvc of ... en.Ulg JO\\
and mod rate-Jncom" people hvmq rn a
block grant target area~
The city's Rede\ clop
ment and Re 1dent1al
Rehab1ht.attou Comnut·
tee recommended thi.:
nPJghhorhood on Plncen·
tia Avenue bPlwcPn \ 1c-
tonu and \.\ 11 on strL~ ...
whKh 1s nMde 11p larQ "
(lf t1partm nt omp~.. _
But the Cit}' CouncJI in
l>L•c f.'mh1•r etsked msfl' 1d
that the> Apnl 24 C\ ent
The Costa N.!50
City Coundl .wi
meet today at
6:30 pm. m
the Ory Cooncil
chambers at 77
Fair Drive.
concPnlratc ori motr.·fomil) h11me, tc1ryrt-
111g low-income ruor ciUzt:n and di nt;Jecl
dclults
With, budg0 t of -s.o,750, ctt} tafh:rs p,.t.J.
mat<! lhut about 10 smgle-famil~ hom ould
h a "' h"?<I m th~ t•vcnt which mdudes extt:-
nor pamtmg of homr, and -debn r "mo, di
Local oct 1 t'.!l"\'l c orgaruz.atJon ha\ e
been contacted and a ked to ha\1• all mt r-.
fed parti caU the cit) be.for<> Jdn. 1
Application.' Wlll be accepted on a rust com
. fu~t en • ba 1 , but pnonty will. ~ 91\ en to
qualihed ruor citizen and dtsdl>li?d mchvul
uals li\.ing m mgle·I nul horn£>
Atso on th" agenda
Cit} lead •r will ron tdPr e tablL-;hmg a
nC\'\ tr.ilhc h • truc1ur, that \\Ould charge
mailer hu m•'s es a Joy; er fC'P Uian tar ae.r
htNnl~ P th. t qf'nNnh more traft1c
Under thP c: H>hn[I p-I l e\\ dt>\ clop·
moot pn111•ct" <HP chat gt: "-l 1• pPr. inerage
dmly tnp1 1 mudl~ c: 1 r I • 1 Mil}' tnp e ch
prn]C<t tJ~r1PJ1ill'S. •
But U1e pmpu ed ~111renuve" program
..., ould P empt project! that generate 25 nr
f we r ttvcrngn dail)• llil , ch rgc.> -0 I r
twer~g • cla1ly tn p for incremental tnp
exc dmg 25, $75 for mcrem ntal mp O\ "'
50; $100 for mcrt'm ntal tnps excctiding 75
and cfiarg 150 J 1 o~ rage dail} trip for
incremental trip O\ r 100
Aocording to th taff r"JlOrt, th Clty
Couno ( r •vtr w cd th _ proJ c 1 in ~C'J>t mber
< nd ttpprovcd th n '' f hedul . But •
actopUon .of th resolution \H i madv"'rt nll
l tt off of th taff· rccomm~nclation nnd lor
mal dopuon -chd not occµr
INDEX SAY AGAIN MlllEHNIUM MOMENT ·
MOUllD TM ....•........•.. 4
QASWID ................... ]
POUCI flt.ES ••••......••....•.. 2
PUIUC ll011CES ..•...••........ 6
SPC>IT5 • ,. ••• ~ •••••.•. ,. •.••••. 5
WEATHER
A cohctlon of tn. best quottK from
~ news 1t9rles.
"'"""' will drive a hundmi mllft fO JN this bricloi. "
-DMllll ..... .,, o1ffdal wfth
CJ. $9911 str oni and 5«11, on pro.
"9ld bridge tt\M ~ IPlfl
SouthCOMt .....
end Oyst.tl '°"'
But you always get com-
rn.nts /ik~, '/ don•t want to
SH your name in t~ news·
/Mf)ef.,,
-ltttt ~ on hoW Monka
LewtnskY has aff9ct9d views on
Whitt ~ tntern.Nps.
• -nt.y WWWJ"t your 1YPQI ...,,.Is. ,,.., kMW u«tly
wlYt .,..,. Ml rtWd .•
~---~v.,
~ DlltrtCt ctrector of
maintenance and e>pefation~
on a burgl•ry In which Khoo! bus
radios wwe stolerl. A 5'm11M buf·
glary ako took pike It the New
p(Jn·~ KhOol dlstrk:t !>VI yard
·~ told me IO MWf forget
that~~ ~wraps mmom..n f&J> ••
-V....-.._.. .. , , ..-ant to
the 1thool 4'*td .... •• ldef1t. on W6fi:li of licMc9 • bmet boll
gll¥I her When lht MW ltOft.. on
.....,. "" thti ~ Dr. Albert 5oUMd
Dr. 1\lb 'rt Soiland
foundPd yacht dub
•
MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 1999
.
. MONDAY .MORNl~G B· R I E. F 1· N G
r .
·roDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUND¥
There's a new sheriff in
town. Mlchael S. Carona
will be sworn in today as
Orange County sheriff,
right here m Costa Mesa.
It's not your typical law-
enforcement site, though -
it's the Orange County Per-
forming Arts Center. About
2,000 people are expected
to attend the sweanng-m
ceremony for the 12th sher-
Chris Decker, the Co:,la
Mesa resident who is suing
the city because police
issued a sex-offender nobti·
cation on him in his neiyh-
borhood, is Ute subject of u
court hearing today. The
hearing in Harbor JUStice
Center will decide whether
Decker's landJord can evict
tum. Decker -a convictoo
rapist -is in pnson, when•
he landed recently on 'd
drug-related parole vtold-
tion.
Issue:, affecting towns
from San Clcmf'nte to Seal
Beach wdl be discussed at
the Orange County Coast
A<>sodation tunchf'on. The
luncheon starts at 11 :30
a.m., with the meal served
at noon dnd the program
begmnmg at 12:4 5 p.m .
The luncheon costs $20 and
will take place dt the New-
port I l<Hbor NuuttcaI
Museum, · 151 E. Coast.
Highway. Can (949) 660-
8665, ext. 3.
The Newport Betlch
Planning Commission will
hold iti; firi;t meelmg of
1999 today at 7 p.m. The
meeting will be held in the
council chamb<•rs· et City
I iall, 3330 Newport Blvd.
In 1964, South Co<tsl
Repertory borrowed the
Laguna Pldyhouse to stago
Its hrst play. •Tartuffe.• The
company comes full Circle
tonight with a revLS1I to the
Mohere comedy. Th<> pro-
duction will run through
fob. 14 and will be per-
lom1ed on the Main StagP
TIC'.'k'?ts ure $28 tu $45 SC R
is at 655 Town Center Dn·
ve, Costd f\.tesa. Call (7141
708-5500.
( The qrangP
Mulleum of Art prr> ents
·canyons ancl De erts PJC·
tunny the Western umd-
Start your morning oft
nght wtth a_ panc.«ke
breakfa t, wmch '\\ill he
helcl from 7 30 to 10 tt m a·
OASIS ~enior Center: 800
Md1gucnu• Ave Corond
cf Pl Mai BrP..akfa t include
pon< akes, sausage. cotree
unct 11uce 1i<:kPts ar • 2 ff r
udults and lil for duldr n
For rnl•IP. mfr>rntdll()n <:dll
(U4Y) h44-3244 , . iff in county history.
FIVE EASY oµESTIONS
DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT
·Life on the beach
is postca:rd }Jirject
• EDITOR'S NOTE: We interrogated Newport
Beach Manne Safety Supervisor Mike Halphide
on Sunday about life in sunny Southern Califor·
n1a
What is the weather like right now?
•1t•s just gorgeous. A p1cture~post
card, Chamber of Commerce sort of
day •
What are the beach crowds like
today, even tho~gh It's the middle of
w inter?
•It's really crow~ed. Normally this
time of year we'd have 3,000 to 5,000
people including people on the board-
walk Today we have a crowd of about
25,000 Usually during this week people
are from out of town enjoyin~ the
weather, even if its 20 degrees colder
than this. But today we have a lot of
local people who are out.•
• What are the temperatures like
today compared with last year at this
time?
• tt's 72 degrees, with an 8 mph wind.
The water temperature is cold at 58
.
CHILLIH' ON A Y AFTERNOON
CdJ)f'. • a sefoct1on of p<nnt-
mgs, pnnt tnd phn·
tographs, from todct} to
Apnl 25 I fours <1re 11 a nr
to 5 pm., Tu1•sdctys lhiuuuh
Sunddys The museum as di
8'i0 Sdn CIPmt nte DnvP
N~wport Beat h For more
mlonnat1on, call (94lJ) 75q.
• 1122
City Council
to discuSs
cleanup ·
•Neighbor for Ne1gbbors could
benefit as nrnny as 19 sm9le-fanuly
homes m Co!'\ta t-. fesa. .
.It :\II I It H.1\1 I \"\II
<~OSTA ME~A -CounMl mt•ml.>1 r
tomghl will con 1clPr ~1vmg C'Jt\ slclll ll1 DK
to h gm planrunt t t ,.. ~nng l'•Cl9 eigh-
b<>r'S tor Nt'lUhh c1nup event U1 low-
mcon11>, mgle-Ia f•19hhorhoods
The progrc1m 1 funde.d with ConutlUrut~
Development Block Grant mon<"~ and must
n1eet the national Objective of er\'mg lO\\
nd moderate-income people h\'1119 n .a
l lock grant target a rea
Pooch, a local surler, has a front row seat to the sun clJld surf at BlackJes beach, where the summer-like
condlUons had him and others enjoying the day in Newport Beach. A young surfer, below, spins his
board arouffd fins-first In the water, which remained a wintery temperature despite the rising mercury.
The aty' R develop-
ment nd Re 1dcmual
Rchab1lttallon Commlt-
t£-ie ll'COmmended the
neighborhood on Plac1.: n-
t1a Avenue l.>etw1 r>n \ •<'·
Iona and Wilson trPPt
wlmh 1 m<tde 11p J, 1•J\:
of dJ>flrtment (C n p;, "
Bui th1> City t \,tu.< 11 m
The Costa Mesa
Gty Couno1 will
meet today af
6:30 p.m. in
the Gty Councn
chambers at 77
Fair Drive.
M oderate Santa Ana winds
brought warmer-than-normal
temperatures to Newport Beach
on Sunday, with t he mercury
cl imbing t o a high of 84 degrees
-that's 16 degrees warmer than
Saturday's high of 68. Mark
Moede,· a met eorologist with the
National Weather Service, said it
should coo1 down today as the
Santa Anas weaken.
.. ---··f" -•• ,
- -~ ----)...~
December c sked 1m>tead
that thP. Apnl 24 I'.•\ enl
-.
conce11tro1te on " ngl~-fomil} home:-. tc1rg t-
mg Joy, -mcontl' Nuor L1l1zen anti dls..1bl"d
dcfulls •
With c1 hudgPt of $50,750, city tdff Pr ti
mate that abwJt 10 mgl -tamil} home coul I
he asst le>d in the c:vent, wh1d1 mdudes l' "-"· •
nor pamtmg of homes and debn .. remO\ al
'Local ooaJ fVIC" orgamzahon ha\i"'
been cnnlact1 d and a kcd to ha\ e all inter-
<' tPCI paru" caU the oty before Jan 15
ppltcatictn °\\ill be acet"'pted on a hrsl com\:
hrst serve hast but pnontr \\'lll·bc g1\en t
qualtlt d < mor dhzen < nd dtsabled and1vul-
ual hvmg m smgle-fam1l horn
Also on tho age~d
degrees. And it's so clear you can see __ ... · "-----------------------~-------------------Catalina. Last Jan. 3 it was 62 degrees
Cit): I aners w1U ·con 1dcr e tabli<:lung a
new tralf1c: fee structur that· '> 1luld charg •
smallt•r hu .. mPs cs. a lo"cr fPc than 1 rgcr
I.Ju me c" that gl n rnte rnorl" traffac
and rainy.~
Do you remember it being this hot
on any other Jan. 31 ~
·nu.sis probably the nicest Christ-
mas vacation \VC've had - a t least in
the 10 years I've been working through
wmters.•
Do you haw any commentary about
the ferock>us winter stonns pounding
thl Midwest right now?
•Now they know why we pay so
much for housmg here. Days like this
make 1t easier to make my mortgage
payment."
Puppy love .runs rainpant in school district
I t was recently reported r.::· ['It shitzu, which 'he says looks
in this column that Peg-• like d mop.
gy Anatol had two cats, 11'\~
named Margaret Thatchl'r n..1Suii.:, IN A LEAGUE OF HER OWN ll ~ n Costa Mc'd wsident and Golda Meir. In keepU1g c.(QOI' Annabelle •Lefty" Lee was
with our responsibility to noti-t:l fNturcd m thP Toumam<?nt
fy readers of the arurncll af fcc-\ ' of Rose:; Parade on New
bons of school district offtaals, 1...;. .. --_. :Year's Dar. She wa hon·
we inform you thnt Susan ored on Edison Int ~mationa.I'
Oespenas, the a st.ilant upcnn· tnbute to baseball float for h r da~
tendent of elementary cducabon, got '1S cr pitcher ltl the All·Amc>!JC'M Girls
two small Jack Russell beagles for ~ugue from 1944 to 1950.
Christmas. Lee, 76, said th" HollywOod movie
Pomona Elementary School Pnnd-"A LOc1gue of Thell Own" Wl\ ubout
pal Cathi Pierson, ntl."t1.nwh1lc, owns a 70% ~C'C"UJ'ate. "J liked the movte v ~ry
much," :,he said. though aclnnthng, • 1
· was sc-an~ to dedth wh~n they ~1d
Madonna was m it • . '
SUIODE BY SKIU.ET?
A Nt'Wport Beach dispatcher mu t
have h.ad a tough time kecpmg a
t.raight tac when "he tqld pohre
off1cer; to ro:.ix>nd to a swode call,
The weapon of cho100 wasn't a gun.
kniJe or pills.
ApparenUy, the man Web trying to
be 1l h1m5Clf to d ath with a frymg
J>(ln. I le did UMve.
-Compiled by Deity Pilot staff
INDEX SAY AGAIN Mlll!ENNIUM MOMENT
AlOOMO TOW9I .••••••.•••.•••• 4
Q,ASSIFID , •..•••.•••••••••.. 7
p()tJ(l flt.ES • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • . 2
PUil.JC ll011CES ••••.•••••••••• ·'
SfiCllS •..••.•..••.••..••.••. s
WEATHER ..... ,.,...,.
S.W.11111\,.2
A collc.'tloft of the best ~ from
Nmnt NM ltOrlft_
tut you always get com-
ments likt~. 'I don"t want to
SH -your name in the news·
paper.•
-ltth ~on hoW Mono
Ltwmsky hM lffet1" -Mws on
WNte Houlit ~
maintenance •nd optf'atK>rts,
on 'a burglary In which school bus
radios Mlf9 stolen. A slmllat" bOf·
gl.wy also tOOk place •t the Ntw
port Mfta K.hoOI district bus yard
·~ told me ro MVer ~t ht~~~ wraps fOmonOw') f&h.. •
-Ylrlllllll '**'· ~to the~ dlllrkt NPffltt1endifM.
Undl'f till~ t"'X1 lmg pobc"), ne\\ dcvcl p·
nwnt proJl'dS ar"' r.ha1~e1l ~1 50 p<>r avrr(\Q"
l.llllly tnp, rnqn1mc t1f h•..,, utl'ln} tnps Colh
projer:t <Jl~cr1 t • ·
.rllut tJ1e propo ed "me nti\e" program
\\ ould ext>mpt proJ ct th t gunerntP 2.5 or
ftmer ct\l'rttge dail\ trt1 chnrg 0 per
.aH'raul' d 111\ tnp for mc.rt>m ntal trip
t c thng 251 $75 for mcrcmental mps over
· 50, .., l 00 lm inc:rem ntat t.nps e ding 7 5,
and chart.JP 150 ~r a\erag"' d ily trip for
mc:rem ntal trip 6ver J 00
AC<"t.mhng to th tafl 'report th"' Cit
Counol rovi Wt..'<.l lh proi I in Snptembe1
and apprbved Utt' new I e chedul But
adoptioh of th r olution '""a IDad'li rt ntJ •
.. le.ft ofl of th stalf rcconun°nctauon nd lor-
mal doptJon did not occur
Dr. AJbPrl Soiland
found•\d yacht .dub
..
on words of~• form. bOll
'gM her~ she MW Aontt on
tn In the plP9f Dr.~Soa•d
I ......
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Nll8HIOIS
OOMMUNllY
The results from th 1998 Orange ,
.-County r:.stfv•I of Trees ere lnl ·
'ThO event was held Dec. 3 7 at
South 'CoaS1 Plaza's Crystal Court n
Costa Mesa. Community mem~
donated fll()(e than 11.000 pounds
of food for ttie ~ Harveft
food ...,. of Ora,,. eow.ty
and 250'to~ for the u.s. MarllMt
Corps Toys for Tots program.
Some people even adopted fami·
lies for the hohda~ through the
on <ite Mopt A F'1f!llY program
by the Salvation Army A panel of·
jud9.es -which indu~ •Hon
orary Ouef Ju)tl(e:' Marion 9erg~
son -k1ded off the festival by
selecting its fa11onte Christmas
trees. First·place honors went to
Bonnie BohArt and Nancy Swarr
of Oso Home re Inc. In Irvine for
their tree themed "Celebration of
Lives•; second place honors went
to the Second tt.rvest Food
Bank of Or•noe County tree
that was designed by Disney Enter-
tainment Art Department and ·
the!Tll!d "Disney's Harvest of Bless·
ing&"; and finall third place ho
OfS went to Jolfft..Wttttlllletl'aA'
OC METRO Magazine'$ r
.,... ~1-themed, "The Orange County Fam-,
.ily Tree" .•.
MILITARY
Navy Airman S.lvador F. C.ja
participated recently in Oper8tlon
Defert fox while assigned to the
amphibious assault ship and flag·
ship USS 8elleau Wood, which IS
deployed to the Western Pacific
and Indian oceans. Ceja is the son
of Maria E. Chavez of Costa Mesa
and Is a 1997 graduate of Cost.
M4tsa High SchOol ... Navy Alnnan
Robert M. Fossell participated
recently in Operation Desert Fox
while assigned to the aircraft carri-
er USS Enterprise. The aircraft is
deployed to the Mediterranean Sea
and Arabian Gulf Fossell is the son
of Unda Fisler of Costa Mesa and
is a 1990 graduate of Costs Mesa
High Sdtool Fossell foined the
Navy in December 1995 ... Army
cadet Ryan T. Willlams received
the hlghly coveted wr.ath Award
for his academic excellence as a stu-
dent at the U.S. Miiitary Acade--
my West Point. N.Y. Williams is the
~on of Richard and Erika
Wllti.tns o( Corona def Mar and h
a 1997 graduate of Corona del Mar
High School ... Na'!Y Hosprtalman
Recruit Antonio Carranza gradu
ated recently from training at the
Naval Hospital Corps School
Great l.akti, Ill. carranza is a 1997
graduate of Costa Mesa's C.lvery
Chaple High School •.• Air Force
Staff Sgt. ICJmberly A. Heng has
been selected to be a member of
the Air Force's premiet entertain·
ment showcase, "Tops In Blue."
The entertainment troupe consists
of 30 active-duty airmen and offi·
cers who are dedicated to enter·
taining military farnih~ worldwide.
The troupe con,ists of instrumeri·
tali~ts. vocalists, performers. pro-
ducers and chore09r aphers who
give up one year awat from their
regular military duty and families
to perform on stage. Heng is the
daughter of Costa Mesa resident •
Gajl S. Gntene. Heng is a 1984
graduate of. Westminster Higtt
School and received an associate
UP CLOSE
' . . President and CEO, Newport Beach Conference· and Visitors Bureau.
+WHEN WERE YOU HIRED7 I was hired in
June 1 9~5.
+ FAMILY STATUS: I married Rick John on
March 7, 1997. I have two sons, Jeff
Williams, 27, and Gregg Williams, 24.
+AGE: 54
+ EDUCATION: I attended USC, wheie I
received a bachelor or science degree in
marketing.
+ PAST POSmON: Vice prec;ident of sales
for Forte Hotels
+ PRESENT POSmON: President and chief
executive officer of the Newport Beach
Conference and VtSitors Bureau
+ EXPlANATIOf" OF JOB IN 15 WORDS OR
LESS: Promoting the best travel destination
in the world: Newport Beach.
+ YOUR GREATEST PROFESSIONAL
ACHIEVEMENT: Being a part of the -process
that moved the Newport Beach Conference
and Visitors Bur~au to a new le\lel
'\ ' ,.'• + YOUR GREATEST PERSONAL ACHIEVE-
MENT: Jeff and Gregg.
+ YOUR PERSO~Al MOTTO: N(•ver give
up. -
+ YOUR GREATEST EXTJCAVAGANCE: Shoes.
-!• THE BEST BOOK YOU'VE EV.ER READ:
Divine Secrets of the Ya Yd Sisterhood
(totally mindless).
+THE COMPACT DISC IN YOUR CAR RIGHT
NOW: Rod Stewart.
+ YOUR MOST TREASURED POSSESSION:
~ur family photos.
.z, WORD-OR PHRASE YOU MOST
OVERUSE: You can't print it, .
+WHAT CAN YOU COOK? Anything! But
that doesn't mean thdt anyone but me
would eat it.
•Z. THE COUEGE MAJOR YOU ALMOST
TOOK: Psychology
+ YOUR LAST CHARITABLE ACT: FinanoaJ
contnbution to Hoag Cancer Center.
+AS A CHILO, WHAT DID SCHOOLMATES
TEASE YOU ABOUTI My skmny ankles.
DON LEACH I DAJlY Pit.Of
+ WHO ARE YOUR HEROES? My grand~ar
ents who moved to America from Italy with
nothing and, by working hard, they sent six
children to college.
+ FAVORITE ESCAPE FROM REAUTY: Read·
ing a good book on the beach. . ·
+ONE THING YOU WOULD CHANGE + WHAT IS IN YOUR TRUNK RIGHT NOW? ~ ABOUT THE WORLD IF YOU COULD: People
My workout bag who won't uy.
·~ THE FIRST THING THAT ATTRACTED YOU
TO YOUR SPOUSE OR PARTNER: I ie. worked
out at 6 a.m. -JUSl like mel
•t• THE WORST IDEA YOU EVER HAD:
Attempting to ride a surfboard down the
stairs of a house at USC. I broke my leg
and had to go Uuough rommf'ncement in a
full leg cast and crutches.
+WHAT WOULD YOU HAVE BEEN VOTED
IN HIGH SCHpOL? The most chatty.
+ YOUR IDEA OF EXEROSE: 6 a.m cardio
program followed by 45 minutes of
weights. .
+THE THING YOU DISLIKE MOST ABOUT
YOUR APPEARANCE: That depends on the
season of the'year.
+ I HAVE A DREAM THAT: There will be a
cure for cancer.
+ PHONE WHERE PEOPLE CAN REACH
YOU: (949) 722-1611
Check this out: Outstanding grocery st<tre
employee rings up last customer
JI~\lllll lt\GIA"I>
llcit Pb
BALBOA PENINSULA -Teri
Beno is not a high-ranking local
politician. Chamber of Commerce
official or community group
leader.
But she probdbly meclJls more
to the people of Udo Isle and BaJ-
boa than all three combined.
As a checker at Pavilions gro-
cery store on the peninsula, Beno
greets shoppers with a dazzling
smile, a funny one-hner and -if
you're lucky -a flirtatious pinch
on the rear end.
:She is one of those people
that goes out of their way to help
everybody and is just a sterling
person," said Balboa resident
Tom Tobin. "She is more unpor-
customer sees when they leave
the store,• Beno said. •You have
to go out of your way to m~ke
them want to come back."
David Dolan, former manager
of the Newport Beach store and
now a service manager at the
Mission Viejo Pavilions, said Beno
is one of those employees who
'will always stand out.
"You could always count on
Ten to treat people, no matter
what their age was, wlU1 l'ln
extremely welcoming manner,•
he said "She also pmched a lot of
men -that was her thing. She
was one of the best flirts in New-
port Beach."
degree in 1995 from Brevard COm-
munrty COlleg and in 1998 from
the Community Colle!ge of the .Air
f orce ... Air Fprce 'Airman Jason R.
Anderson re<ently· graduated
from basic m1l1t.ary training at Lack·
I nd Air Fon» BllM in San Anto-
nio, Texas. Anderson studied the
Air Force m1~s1on, organization and
• tant than any oty official down
-here. 4
DON LEACH I DAllY Pl.OT
Ten Beno stands at the register ln the Pavtllons on ·Balboa
Peninsula where she worked for the last ten years.
Dolan said Beno was able to .
build genuine friendships with
customers, even when she only
saw them for 5 minutes c1 day in
her line .
"She'll be missed by many," he
said
_cunoms.erld received special train·
-ing in human relations durfng his-
six weeks of ir•lnlng. AndenOn
is th9 son of con. Mesa ,..,. :=. dent earl L. Anderson Mtd Rialto :,,_ident Delores Andtrson. A.Jr..
man Andenon Is • 1998 gnd&i-
~ of COS1a M~ High SChool •••
Beno, 67, has worked at the
Balboa Boulevard store for the
past 10 years. and has been with
the Vons company, now owned by
Safeway, for 20 years.
On Sunday, she rang up her
last customer and said a bJtter-
sweet goodbye to the many
friends she has made at the store
throughout the years. Employees
. d~orated her ch~ck stand and
gave her a fond fatewell. '
•All or these people arc like
my second family," she said. "The
employees and also the cus-
tomers."
. .
Although it was a dtfficult deci·
sion .for her · to make, Beno
resolved to r(>tire so she could
C'are of her 1-year-olcl grandchild
"It's just one of those things
that grandmas have to do," Beno
said. "It was hard, but l'm needed
for this."
She said shn· likns Pavilions
. because it is a unique store with a
r<'al home-town feel, despite
bemg in a large metropolitan
at('l'l.
"I know everyonP. by their first
names -.it's just great." she said.·
"
That's why Beno Sdld she
bccttme a checker in the flTSt
p~ce. /
u1·m d very.outgoing person, so
I rouldn't see my!.-Clf behind a
desk," she said .
And she definitely has a knack
for it. I fer JOyful, plt1yfuJ pE>rsonal-
ity has touched hundrros of Pavil-
ionc; customers, many of whom
Will wait an extra 15 minutes just
to go through her lme.
"I always remember what they
told us in training, which is' that
the checker is the last person the
After retiring, Beno plans to
start volunteering at Hoag Hospi-
tal and taking walks every day.
She would also like to try to rome
back to Pavilions eventually,
working only part ti.me. ·
She has leam('d many lessc1ms
during her time at Pavilions,
among them, to not judge a book
by its cover and to treat people
the way you want to be treated.
"No matter what time of the
day, always have a smile on your
face,• Beno said. "It means a Jot
to people." ,
WEDDING
Patrick Dorgan
and Meghan Stickler
Stickler-Dorgan
St Joac:-him Catholic Church
m Costa Mesa wali the setting for
the Aug. 15 wedding of Meghan
Eliza beth Stickler of Newport
.Beach and Patrick Ward Dorgan
of Dutton, Va
. The bride is th<' daughter of
Robh1£> Stickler of Newport
Beach and Newell Stickler of
Lake For~st.
1 for dress was a c:leevelec:s
lace bodice with a drop waist,
pleated silk organza skirt and
chapel-length train.
Her maid of honor was
M1chaelyn Johnson and her
hride<;mdids were Kathleen Dor-
gdll, K11n l.ngel and'Patrioa Lim.
The bridegroom U. the son of
Dr. and Mrs. Patrick Dorgan of
Dutton, Va.
The best man was Erk l<.luge
and yroom.c;men were Chnsbdn
Brumm, Toby Reul, Sc<>tl Stickler
dnd Tun Stickler.
The reception at the American
Lf'gion in Newport Beach WrtS
attended by 150 guests.
The couple plan to Litre in
Richmond, ViJ.., following a wed·
ding trip to Vrrgin Gorda, Brihsh
Virgin Islands
· The bride is employed by O.B.
Gates Elem"nt~ in Che.c:terfield
County, Va. The groom LS a stu-
dent at the Un.iver.::1ty of Rich-
mond School of I.:aw.
BRIEFLY
Suspccl" sought in
Marshall's robbery
COSTA MESA -About 30
shoppers at Marshall's in Harbor
CcntN got a srare Sunddy night
when thrPP robbN-s stom1cd into
the chscounl department store,
'wdvcd handguns, yelled for
cvnryone to get down dnd got
CJwuy with two rustomers' purses
and an undisclosed amount of
rash from one of the registers.
Polic !' arc still looking for the
three mttle -.uspects, whose faces
were c:ovf'red wllh either ski·
mask!-l or pclmter mdc;ks, said
Co,ta Mesa Sgt. Tim Schennum
No one WdS m1ured.
Tht• robbers left thP store in u
<;ream-colored four-door BMW,
Sc:hennurn said. lWo other men,
who were standing in the park·
mg lot duee;ting customexs away
tr om the store during the robbery,
arc also con~idered suspects.
Polirn responded to the scene
at about 5:30 p.m. Sunday. The
store, Y{hich is normally open
until 8 p.na., dosed early ..
Shoppers who wero inside
when t.tie robbery took place
werf' allowed to leave after talk-
ing w1th pohce.
"We wore SC'ared, • said Costa
M'esa resident E'milce Garcia,
who was shopping with her two
young rhUdren. ·we thought
they may have shot us with their
guns.•
-Jenifer Ragla~
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot schools Monday, .January 4, 1999 3
NEWPORT-MESA -It's a
nc:w yrar, and With the new
yeP\com the obligatory reso-
lutions Newport-Mesa Unified
School District bodrd .members
hope their resolutions for the
district will last longer tht1n
some pf theu personal ones.
RESOLU.TIONS '99
pretty bui.y year fo'r the district,
wliich has a new superinten-
dent who will soon have several
new staff members and will
~11 working on a new strutc·
gic plan. Other pro1ects lilclude
changing the district's .school
configurations. and possibly
attempting to float a bond issue
to try to pay for repam; to the
agmg structwe::. ·
Bulkt~bitirzg time for housih/f issue
19~9 is shaping up to bP a
Newport.-Meso
School Boord ·
members
Dana Black
"A big thing I'm
working on is
facilities. I'm so
fed up with the
conditior1 of our
schools and
there's been a
lot of stuff done
and am looking
forward to fin-
ishing strategic
plan. I'd like to.
see what can do
with 20to 1
kindergarten
and pre-school."
Martha Auor
"To let Dr. Bar·
bot do his job. I
think the board
members some
times tend to
want to get in
there and man·
age things and
basically we're
the interference.
Let him run the
district."
Judy Franco
"To continue
working with
the community
as we move for-
ward in the
strategic plan·
ning process."
• Their personal resolunons
may mdude vow:. not to overeat
or. overi.Jmnd but below ct re
some of the shoo! ooard mem-
bers' resolutions in relation to
thmr n•sponsibilities for the dis-
trict:
Jim Ferryman
"I'm going to
foeus on what's
best for' the dis-
trict and still be
responsive to my
constituency But
I'm not going to
be afraid to
make the hard
decisions no mdt· ·
ter who criticizes
me. I want the
district to be one
of the best dis-
tricts in the
state."
David Brooks
"I don't usually
make resolu
tions. I try to
have goals and
programs that I
work towards
. that will be ben·
eficial. Rather
than making a
resolution, I'll try
to work well in
·.all areas ...
Wendy Leece
"To get in the
classrooms in the
West Side to try
to understand
the challenges
they face. To use
~time '"·small group settings to
really zero in on
what works and
doesn't work
and find out
who is having
success if\ the
classrooms."
Serene Stokes
"To see 1f we can
get the strategic
plan in place and
in operation." ·
Board member launches school crusade .
F anulies pnoritiLP housing
i sues all of the time. A
hou e or•dpttrtm~nl that f1I
the family's n~dS when U1c lam-
, lly moved m ~u<ldenly need . '
rn~·isin9. Pechaps a new bahy is
on the wtty, or tt sick 1 •ldhVe
nePds earn. I\ tayb11 d qrown child
with mt1ntal probl~ms nf'cds a
port in tht> btOrrn, Al that Umc,
fam1hes hdve some choices to
make.
Tiley can dou\.>le up those
• who h<.lVe hud thctr own bed-
room, or convert thP home olhre ,
or den. They dm move to a l)ew
pldC~, and.face making },Hyer
house payments. The extra cost
means there won't beds much
nl?ney for allier thmgs.
Adjustments are made, but
chc;1nge isn't 11lways easr.
TI1e admimstrators of the
school district have now put tire
conununity m the same po<>1t10n
as many families . t low should
we prionhze the needs of all of
tht> studenls to ht the housmg
thdt is c;1vc11lablc?
If we dP.ridP that 1t 1s unpor-
tc;1nl for kindcrgartm•rs to go lo
school for morn lhun just hc;1lf d
clay, then euch clttss will nef>d its
own dassroorn. If we decide thc1t
them.! should bf' 20 to a class in
kmder9c;1rten instead of 28, we
will need even morn. Mor~ class-
rooms will hP ne1•dcd dl each
elementary Cdmpus unless the
d1stnct dt>cicled to house till
kmder9arten clas .. e_s t1t onn
sthool.
• One solution is to add more
portubl s to "11th C\llllpus .:.1te.
The co.,t to s1•t up a portable-is
about $20,000, plus $.5,000 for
furnishings. A portable cost.,
about $80,000 to huv, but
requires dfch1h•ctur~l fees ancl
other conce .. !'>1vm. from the '>tdte.
A portnhle rental costs ahout·
$6,200 a }'CM, but lS not owned
· after thP hv1•·yc.•a1 le11se ts up
So, tl11s solutJOn , tf wplicated
Jcross the d1'>lri.ct, would mean
U1at w~ wonld spend <1 lot of
money lh<1t might bP. USPd for
other thmqs. .
AnoNlf:r solution is to plc1ce. all
· ol the SJ>C'Cldl·cducuhon clilssc.,
•somewhere ebe " But, most of
tho e ~l\ld(!nls muc;t be mam-
strec;1med mto n>qular classe.-,
wheni>ver poss1hll•. Our <.11strtct
would be m Vlolc1hon of ~late and
• Dana Black wants
people to know that
public scho9ls are doing a
good job, federc;illy-funded
vouchers are a bad idea.
ttave you taken your
children out of public
school .Id if so,
the commuruty at large, vanou ...
agencies and the busmess com-
munity to view public education
~Ptlol
NEWPORT-MESA -School
board member Dana Black 1s
starting a Hcrusdde~ to stop what
she secs as u wor against pµblic
educatton.
The hrst·terrn board member
satd she is tiJed of media empha-
sis on the negative aspects of the
school distntt, as well as attacks
on public education by those who
support vouchers c.md pnvate
schools.
·1 want to call it a crusade,•
she 'said. •There's so many post·
tive things gomg on in public
education. I want to show the good.· .
The crusade also is partially
aimed al curtailing the cff orts by
those who support taxpayer-fund-
ed vouchers for private schools
and home schooling.
•People have religu1us
beliefs/ Black srud. ·1 don't want
l UNCH MENU-
Three menu chokes every day
Students may choose a vege-
tarian entree each day if desired.
The vegetarian selection varies
and· may be either a salad, sand·
wich or hot entree.
• Monday: "Munchable .. sala~
or corn dog, baby carrots with
dip, choice of fruit or juice, choice
of milk.
• 1\MSday: "Munchable" salad or
ham and cheese sub sandwich or
chicken patty on a sandwich bun,
corn chips, jicama sticks, choice of
fruit or juice, .choice of milk.
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my tax dollars going to promote it
in the public." schools I want to
protect kids from pnvate school
advocates." , "
Claiming thdl most of the
attacks on publtc schools are com-
ing from people whose children
are attending pnvdte schools or
home sch ools, Black sa1a s he
believes the public schoob have
more to offer students than the
pnvate or home school options.
"Rather than the single-nund
private school, we have divero;ity
and ... the best teachers," she
said.
• Although the spcl:l11r. strat~
gies of the crusade still arc vague,
Black said she hopes to motivate
dS d top priority.
"l think our test score!> are hor-
rendous,• she said . "I don't want
to see them used as our measwe·
ment. I want to raise expecla-
tions • •
School b0c1rd member Wendy
Leece, who has two children in
privdte schools and one m.public,
said the g1stnct would benefit by
surveying parents who take their
children out of public c;chools.
·Mdybe we can learn some
things from the private schoob. •
Lcece sdid. "They do d really
good JOb and for much less mon-
ey.• .
While she calls herself a public
5Chool advocate, Leece said the
ball 1s in the public_schools' court
to unprove pcrfonnan~e to where
people who have opted for pn-
vatc c;chools want to come back.
·1 feel like I need to protect
public schools,!' Black silld. _ ·1
think it's our primary asset as
Amencans. I think we should cel-
ebrate teachers the same wtty we
celebrate any CEO or all}lete.
The way I see" it, if everyone's on
the same page, there's n o room
for saboteurs."
llWPOll·MISI U~IFllD SCHOOL 11sii1cT -
•ADAMSK-5
2850 Clubhouse Road. Coste
Mesa. 92626
Barbera"Harrington, Prindpal
(114) 424.7935
•ANDERSEN K-6 ...
1 ~ Port Seaooume. Newport·
Beadl. 92660 .
uhnamed. Principal
(949t 515-6935
• IACX IAY HIGH
(CONTINUATION)
390 Monte Vista Ave., Cotta
Mela,'92627
Carole Cataldo, Principal
(949) s 1 ~6900
•CORONA DEL MAR HIGH 7-12
2101 Eastbluff Drive Newport
Beecb,92660
Don Martin, Prind
(949) 760-3320
•COSTA MESA HIGH 7-12
2650 Fairview Road, Co ta
Mesa,92626'
Andrew Hernandez, Prinapal
(714) 424-8700
• ~VIS 5TH a &TH GRADE
CINTD
1058 Arlington Drive, Coste M ... 92626
~1 Qdoway, ~l
l'114) 42-C-7930 •
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EDUCATIONALLY
SPEIKIN·G.
gay
geiser-sondoval
federal Jaw If We put all Of the
i.pcaaJ-educauon cl. s c on one
rarnpus. Speool education ... tu·
dents, who nughl J>c11eht most
from stdbthty ol a chooh;1te, arn
probc1hly the ldi.t that should he
moved.
Some say WC' i;hould move ·
grade lovPls from on~ school site
lo another, ::.o thdl campU"I ..,
wh1rh hc1vc Vdtant spare am
more I11lly utihzed. It h,1, been
suggestl'd that we hous<' kmder·
gurten through thml gr<1~lc ut
'eparate ... 1tes from yrarlPs four
through SIX.
Parents of Umd-qrndec c1re
ronceme<I that such d move
would rc•quue loo much oJ d
lran .. it,Jon tor lhe1r ch1ldren, who
havP o;p<>nt threr> yenrs on smnll
campu P'-with 20 or le stu-
den~ ma clc1 s ~taybc·1t 1smore
illlportant to kt>ep fourth-gradr>rs
at thP-.,ame ahool ::.at~· than 1t 1s
to have kmd rgartner m
redun'!CI clas e!> fo1 a longer lilll •
edch day. \\'hat should Utke pri-
ority may dt!p nd on whetht•r
your child l'> entenng kmdN-
gartPn or fourth grade
A pomt Wi1i. rabt•cl b) 'ome of
the pcuents in Costa l\ 11-.~a
.,chool~.
11 th<.' kmderuorlt1°n to third·
urdde and luurth-to S'IX•grttcl •
c unh~JUTdbOn I'!> !>O ~JOOcl 1>d11C'(.I•
hOndlJ}', Why IC:rt't It uem!J s\lg•
yested for dll ol the sc hoots m
Uw d1stnrl, me ludmg thos • in
Nl•wport Beach? Tut u•m hes
another olu(1on
l\.taybe this is the tune to
deude that all school should be
kmdergarten-to· 1xth or·k1nder-
• WednetMy: "Munchable" sal-
ad or grilled cheese sandwich or
teriyaki beef dippers, veggie
sticks, fruit turnover, choice of
milk. ·~" 3232 c.Mlonaia. Ca1ta Mela. Call & Order Now!
• Thw'ldey: "Munc~bfe· salad
·or mesquite broiled cheeseburg-
er. crisp green salad with low fat
d;essing, choice of fruit or juice,
choke of milk •
• fridlly: "Munchable" s.t.d or
• turkey and cheese sandwich or
• pepperoni French J>reld plzU.
jicam. stkks with dip, choke of
truit or juke. choka of milk.
Offer expire~ January 16. 1999 .. -Liia OvwWl ~ PltDctp91
{'JMJG4-WllO
garterj-to-etghth and then re.do
oound n ii<:rordingly . ·
B~a use same of the. campus-.
es...ot;gmoll) nuilt D nuddle
S<:hcK>ls have mm" capac1t~·. 1t
\\rill !add to v, rymu sim~ for Ut •
elP.mi>nt1uy schoob It WJll not ·
rcsoh 1> tl1t• problem of empty
Spdc ' at thP high schoob 1bat
could probably be solveo ll~'
flldking all 01·1he hiyh schools
Paghth-to-12th qrade and draw-
mg n• "' b0ll{ldc;1ne::. to '°'\fllll lJJy cl~tnlJute students,
. But. wl)~n llo-yl)u r~qu1.t;e stu
dents to move from the high
<:choo\ 'that' U1 have c ttenck'<l?
IParPnls of Tew.ink.le student aru
conr-emed rtbout mov:mg seventh
and eighth grades tu Estanctd
H1gh.Sr:hool, becau'P Estant"ia
does not htive cparate builulng
like G"o lo Mesa and Corona d I
1'-for .f ligh School The se\ 1
ancJ eighth-graders at C"..os1 •
t-. I n High are dU ovPr tlw '
pus, and are not relega1i>d to
some pec1rt'l blocked-oil \•nncJ
Many ol tho ei<Jhth-grad,.rs
,toke P!ectl\'(~'> With high schooJ
~1udenb. But, lunch l!. h(•Jd at u
eparntt: ume from the hiqh
school studt'>nts. nw benefits i!rc
Htdt tudP-nb ma~ pdrtictpdte at u
more-ach anct•d level 111 music
IJ,md, dramtJ, math, scwnce and
forr•1gn language ThP Estanc 1a
z.one has th,,. biggest comhma-
Uon of grndP. conhgurattons. o
the:proposed staruny point
would stc ndardl7.e the z.one.
When faced with changP, par-
ent don't want to ta1k about Um
costs involved The\' i. .. ·ant to t{l}k
about· what is the bi-.t cducabon
for their c:hild
. \\ e are ,ftlced with the hard
realJt) that what mak :> for .an
opt.bn~l situ&Uon-for onP c:hild
m t}' mean that another child tS
m (l da s where there aren't
enouyh de ... k!> <Jr bookc; So, a
you poodc>r v. hat "olutions you
\\ l!'>h to propo-.;e tor the yrad~·
h>vel conhyurallon, th.ink ahot1t
the rnst und thP elfect it will
have on other student<: m thi\ dis·
tnct· ·
b i1 urne to bite the bullet (1ru1
Sldndarchze the grad ·~nhgutil
lion for th1~ dhtnct? The rn ~et
mgc; I i.11 'Contmue tin<; month
• GAY GEISER·SANDOVAL ll a Costa
M~ resioont Her column runs Mon·
days
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(1 ·888-266-2278)
Monday, January 4, 1999
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Oaltt Piiot. Around Town, 330 W. Bay St, C°'~ Mesa 92627; f111 them to (949) ~170; or call (949) s.40-122.-. ext.
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TODAY
Computer classes deltgned for
those with no prior expenence
will be held lroIJl 9 tD 11 a.m.
Mondays through Feb. 22 at Cos-
ta. Mesa. Seruor Center, 695 W.
19th St. AdmiSsion is $80. Sor
more informatlon, call (949) 645-
2356.
A )tealthy .eattng''course w11l be
· presented •trom l '.30 to 3:30 p.~
at Oasis Senior Center, 800 Ma.r-
guente Ave., Corona del Mar.
Ad.iruS£1on lS free For more infor-
. mation, call (949) 644-3244
Ail lntroductlon to Hypnosis
class will be presented from 6 to 7
p m. at the Alpha Omega Hypno-
sis Center, 1500 W. Balboa Blvd.,
Swte 202 0 , Newpof1 Beach.
Admission lS $35. For more infor-
mation, call (949) 723-4728.
A class on menopause will be
sented from 7 to 8 p.m. et the
Alpha Omega Hypnosis Center,
1500 W. Balboa Blvd., Suite 202
O, Newport Beach. Admission is
$10. For more mformation, call
(949) 723-4728.
·around town
S A I l I 11 ·1 , S 11 L 1 11 1
. .
Newport/Costa M.esa Doily Pilo
iling, seamanship~ piloting
navigation and crumng. Meet
ings are from 6 t9 9 p.m. Wedn~
days at the Sea Explorer Se
Base 1931 W. Coast Highway
NewWrt Beach. Por In.?re in.for
mation, call 642-630.1 or 551
8591.
OAilJS · Sentor Center offer
ongoing assistance, counselin
and referral services for seniors
For appointments or more infor
mation, call 644-3244.
The Costa Mesa Senior Clttze
Square and Round Dance Clu
seeks experienced dancers.Jg JO
in from 9 to 11 a.m. Thursday~ d
the Costa Mesa Senior Center
19th and Pomona street.s, Cost
Mesa. For more lnfo11tlation, c
545-5669.
A free support group for cance
pabents meets at 7 p.m. Wednes
days and a support group for peo
ple suffering from chroruc fatigu
syndrome meets from 7 to 10 p.m.
Wednesdays at the Institute to
Holistic Tceatment and Research,
4019 Westerly Place, Suite 100,
Newport Beath. For more infor-
mation, call 251-8700.
ArthrlUs Foundation lnstructor
Hillary Stone lea'ds an exercise
class at 11 a.m. Thursdays ~t the
Jewish Senior Certter, 250 E. Bak-
er St , Costa M~sa. For more mf or-
mation, call 513-5641.
A Freedom from Smoking cla.ss
will be presented from 7 to 9 p.m.
Mondays and Thursdays through
January in the Pulmonary Confer-
ence Room at Hoag Memorial
Hospital, Orie Hoag Dnve, New-
port Beach Course fee 1S $75
Reservauons are required. For
more information, call (949) 722-
6237.
Sailboats Jockey for position as they rac .
oward a tum marker on a perfect saJl'ing day ln Newport Harbor's Udo Channel.
Nightly meetings are offered ln
Costa Mesa and Newport Beach
for anyone who wants to over-
come nicotine addiction. For a
schedule or more information, call
774-9106 or (800) 642-0666.
TUESDAY
A weight control support group
~ be presented from 10 to 11 a.m. at the Alpha Omega Hypno-
Sl!. Center, 1500 W. Balboa Blvd.,
Suite 202 0, Newport Beach.
Admission is $10. For more infor-
mation, call (949) 723-4728.
The L~ve Without Honor abuse
support group will meet at 10 a.m.
at St Mark Presbyterian Church,
2100 Mar Vista Ave., Newport
Beach For more mforrnation, call
1949) 644-1341.
An astrology class wtll be pre-
-sented from 1 to 3 p .m. Tuesdays
through Feb 9 at the Costa Mesa
Seruor Center, 695 W. 19th St.
Admission is $24. For more infor-
mation, call (949) 645-2356.
A weight management and con-
-trol support group will be present-
ed from 6 to 7 p.m. 8;t the Alpha
Omega Hypnosis Center, 1500 W.
Bcilboa BJvd., Suite 202 0, New-= port Beach. Adrrussion is $10. For
- . more·inlormation, call (949) 723-
-4728. ---A free seminar and book signing
btled ·Journaling with the Sacred
-Journey" will be presented from = 6:30 to 8 p m. by Cheryl Thiele at
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Mother's Market and Kltcheh'S
Patio Cafe, 225 E. 17th St., Costa
Mesa For more information, call
(~00) 595-6667.
J\n anger management support
. group for parents of adult chil-
dren will be presented from 7 to 8
p.m. at the Alpha Omega Hypno-
'1.i Center, 1500 W. Balboa Blvd.,
Suite 202 0 , Newport Beach. For
more information, call (949) 723'-
4728.
WEDNESDAY
A creaUve wrlUng class wiU be
presented from 10 a.m. to noon at
0dsis Senior Center, 800 Mar-
guerite Ave , Corona del Mar.
Admission is $45. For more inf or-
mation. call (949) 644-3244.
].he annual Mayor'• Luncheon
Will be prcsentPd at noon at the
Newport Harbor Nautical Muse-
um, 151 E. Coast Highway, New-
pcrrt ·iw.ech. A reception begins at
11:30 a.m Admission is $15 for
Orange County Coast Association
membPrs and $20 for guests.
Reservations are rcqwred. For
mor~ infonnation, caJJ (949) 660-
8665.
~ free program UUed "The Ant·
mal Within U • will be presented
a.t noon al the Newport Beach
Clmtral Library's Friends Meetmg
Room, 1000 Avocado Ave. For
more information, call (949) 717-
3801.
A seminar Utled •no You Need a
Professional Money Maz:iager?r
will be presented from noon to.
1 :30 p.m at Tulto Mare Ris-
torante, 545 Newport Center Dn-
ve, Newport Beach. Admission 1s
free. Reservations are rcquued.
For more information, call (949)
756-0353.
A needle-arts class w1ll be pre-
sented from noon to 2·30 p.m at
Oasis Senior Center, 800 Mcir·
guerite Ave , Corona de! Mar.
Admission lS free For more mlor-
mation, call (949) 644-3244.
THURSDAY
The Ebell Club of Newport
Beach will meet at 11:30 a.m. 'at
the Bahai Connthian Yacht Club,
1601 Bayside Drive, Newport
Beach For more information, can
(949) 721-9267.
A singing class w11l meet from t
to 3 p.m. at Oasis Seruo'r Center,
. 800 Marguente Ave., Corond del
Mar. Admission is free. For more
information, call (949) 644-3244.
A seminar UUed "Do You Need A
Professional Money Mai:iager?•
will be presented from noon to
1:30 p.m. at Chanteclair Restau-
rant, 18912 MacArthur Blvd.,
Newport Beach. Admission 1s
free. Reservations are rcquiri!d.
For more information. call (949)
756-0353
A line-dancing class w11l be held
from 3:15 to 4·45 p.m. at Oasis
Senior Center, 800 Marguente
Ave., Corona del Mar. Admission
is tree. For more infonnation, call
(949) 644-3244.
SATURDAY
A South Coast Audubon bird
walk will be presented at 8 o.m. al
Pelican Point-Point No. 4 ut Ciys-
tal Cove State Park, 8471 E. Codst
Highway, Newport Beach Park-
ing is $5. For more inform$1lion,
call (949) 497-7647.
A badm>untry blke Will be pre-
sented at 9 a.m. at Crystal Cove
State Park, 8471 E. COc\st lhgh-
way, Newport Beach. Hikers will
meet at El Moro Visitor Centm.
Parking is $5. For morf! informa-
tion, call (949) 497-7647.
SUNDAY
A ~cake bre-akfast will be pre·
sertted from 7:30 to 10 a.m. at
OASIS Senior Center, 800 MM·
91J()nte Ave., Corona dcl M11r.
Breakfast inc:.Judes pdncakcs,
sau~ge, coffee Cllld juice. Adults
dre $2 and children are $1. For
more lnfom1ation Cdll (949) 1>44-
3244. .
A backcountry hike will be pre-
s~nted dt 9 tt.m. at Cryi.tal Cove
State Pdrk, 8471 E' Coast High-
way, Newport Beach. Hikers will
mcrt at El Moro VJs1tor Center.
Parking 1s $5. For more mfonna·
uon.call (94~)497-7647 . ,
A sllde lecture on the remarkable
Wdll pdlntmgs dt the 13th century
St Anthony's Monastery will nn
pre~cnted by Dr. Terence Walz,
executivfl director of Americdn
Reseal(h Center m Egypt, from
2:30 to 4:30 p.m. at the Lyceum at
Southern Calilorrua College, 55
Fair Dnve, Co!>la Mesa. Members
and Southern Califorrud College
students are free. Norunembers
are $5. Students are $2.
For more mfonnution. call (949)
786-9149.
The South Coast ·8uslnes and
Professional-Women luncheon
will be presented from noon to l'
p.m. al the Wyndham Garden
J lotel, 3350 Avenue qi the Alts,
Costa Mesa. Judge Nancy
WiebeQ-Stock will be the guest
speaker. Networking begins tlt
11 :30 a ,m. Members aie $17 and
guests are $22. For more mformd·
lion, call 1714)472-466b __ .,, ' JAN. 13
A free program titled Avoiding
Fmanetal Pitfalls will be present·
ed at noon at the Newj>ort Beach
Central Library's Friends Meetmg
Room, 1000 Avocado Ave.
For more information, call (Y4YI
717-3801. .
A 10-w eek watercolor C'la s for
urt1sts of all IE>vcfc; will commPnn•
from 1 to 4 p.m. to<lay anti nm
through Milrrh I 7 di the Costd
McstT Senior Ccntm, 695 W. 19th
St. ~las~ le<.! 1s $';0, Supplie;o, dfi' "''l included. hJr more mforrn<1-
hon, C'dll (949) h45-~356.
A nJne-~eek BoaUng SkJJls and
Seam,mship class heums today al
7 p m. at N~wport Harbor High
School, 600 Irvine Ave., NeWJ>Ort
Beach. For more mlonnabon, call
(714) 634-1969. or {714) 990-.5684.
ONGOING
St. Andrew's Presbytertan
Church off eri. a support group for
fanulies with loved ones who are
mentc1lly ill. ThP group meets
from 6:30 to 8 P,.m . Sundays in the
chwch's D1ercnheld Hall C, 600
Sl Andrews Road, Newport
Beach, The ronhdenbal group 1s
open to the <"ommuruty. For more
infom1ation, call 631-28!30.
Prospects Networking Group
rnPets from 7: 1.5 to 8 30 a.m
Wednesdays at Muru's Cafe, 1835
Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa.
Breakfast i>S6 For more lliforma-
tton, call Angle Stafford at 474-
2225 or Tina Fl111lan at 551-'3156.
Alt Lassen's leads Club meets at
7:15 a .m. Thf'~dctys at M1m1's
ca'te. J8j5 Newport Blvd., Costa
Mei.a. For more m.lonnaaon, call
646-1252.
Zen Center of Orange County
oflcrs med1tat1on instruction
evciy hrst and thud Sunday of the
month from 5 lo 7 p m at the Zen
C~ntcr of Orango County, 120 E
Unn St , C'osta M~sa Suggested
clonatlon is $10. For more mfor-
matton, call (949) 722-7818.
The Newport Beach Parks,
Beaches and Recreation Comrms-
... 1on meets at 7 p.m tl1e hrst Tues-
day of each month in the City
Council chamh~r , 3300 Newport
Blvd., Newport 8<'dCQ. Por more
mfonnabon, calJ 644-3151.
Nicotine Anonymou'I fellowshJp
wanl<:. to help mt.n and women
who smoke lo quit and remd1n
moke free. For rnnre mrormation
on local evenmg mPNmgs, call
· fi50-2713. •
The Co~ta_Mesa Historical Sod·
cty holdi. a free open J:!ouse from
11 d.m. to 3 p,m , Thursdays at
1870 Anubeim Ave., Costa Mesa.
The t'vcnl features memordbilia
from th • city ot Costa Mt•sa and
Uw Santa Antt Army Au Bdse For
more lnfom1ali<?n, call 631 .. 5918.
Overeaten "Anonymous meets
from 7 to 9 p.m. Wcdnesday1; at
St John's Episcopal Church, 183
E. Bay St., Costa Mesa. For more
information, call 953-0900.
OASIS Senior Center offers a
Parkmson'~ disease support group
from 7 to 9 p.m. the second Thurs-
day of each month at 800 Mar~
guerite Ave., Corolld del Mar. For
more informabon, call 644-3244.
The Yoga Pl~ce offers a prenatal
dild postnatal yoga class from 3 to
4:30 p .m. Thursdays New classes
begin on the first of the month.
Por 1pore information. call 642-
7400. .
Hoag Cancer Center offers Man
to Man, a free prostate Cd.ncer clis-
cuss1on group, from 7 to 8:30 p.m.
the first Wednesday of each
month at the center auditorium, 1
Hoag Drive, Building 41, New-
port Beach. Call 722-6237.
The Pacific Business Xchange
has weekly breakfast meetings at
7 a .rn. Tuesdays at the Pacific
Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd ..
Newport Beach. There 1s no
charge for the 111Jtial meeting. For
more information, call 640-0588.
The.Newport Beach Psychologi-
cal Association present.$ a coed
relationship group called Insight
Equals Power at 7 p m. Thurs-
days The rec is $25 per week. ftor
more infonnabon, call 722~588.
Hoag Cancer Center offers a free
relaxation and imagery work.shop
from 10 to. 11:30 a.m. the fourth
Wednesday of each month al 1
Hoag Drive, Buildtng 41 , New-
port Beach. Call 760-5542.
The Sea Explorer Sblp Del Mar
71 t of Orange County offers a
program for young men agei. 14
to 18 interested m learning atx>ut
· Tbe Newport Sports Collection
Foundation, a ,nonprofit orgaruza-
tJon, opP.rates a free museum al
620 Newport Center Dnve, New-
port Beach. The museum, wh1ch
has one of the world's largest col-
Jecnons of sporu memorabilia, is
open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. week-
days. Cdll 721-9333.
Hoag Cancer Center sponsors a
free tai chi cJass for intermediate
to advanced levels from 10:30 to
11.30· a.m Thursdays for peopl
with cancer and their f ainilles.
begmner session meets fro ·
10.30 to 11 :30 a.m . Fndays. Th
classes a.re designed to redu
stress, increase lopgevity and pro
mole a sense of well being with
baste, easy-to-learn. non-strenu-
ous movements to aid in balance
and ·concentration. The tlass 1S
taught by Victor Armand No reg-
istration is rE?quired. Free Hoag
Cancer Center is at 4000 W. Coast
Highway, Newport Beach For
more information, call 722-6237.
OASIS Senior Center offers a
daily telephone contact program
'for seruors who have a limited
local support system. For more
in1ormation, call 644-3244 .
The Costa Mesa Communicators
Toastmasters-' Q ub meets from
noon to t p.m. ~ednesdays at the
Orange Coimty Department of
Education, 200 Kalmus Dnve,
Costa Mesa Meetings are open to
anyone who ~ants to improve his
· or her public speaking skills. For
more information, call 444-5030
The Newport Beach DlsUn-
gwshed Toastmasters Club 1300
meets from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays
m Sgt. Pepperoni's meeting room,
2300 Bristol St , Newport Beach.
Call 730-3671.
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•M 361 days,
Monday, January 4, 1999 • Sports Editor Roger Corl5<>n • 949-57 44223
•Explosive triumph over El Modena lt1 home debut
b~s Sailors closer to school's all-time greatest teams.
BAH RY FAtJI XNI fl
' .
NEWPORT BEACH -The real
work -mounting a charge for the
• · Sea View League title -hasn't
begun ;ust yet for the Newport
Harbor High boys basketball
team.
But Wlth one nonleague tune-
up remairung (Aliso Niguel visits
Wednesday) before Irvme
invades Friday to tip off the
league wars, Coach Larry Hu'St's
Sailors hav.e already done enough
to be considered one of the elite
teams in the ptogram·~ 69-season
varsity history. ·
•After a 90-48 trouncing of non-
ledgue VlSitor El Modena Satut-
day, night in ~eir home dW>ut, the
Tars, ranked No. 4 l1l Orange
Coun.ty, are 14·2.
Only four Newport teams have
posted a better start and Harbor
can tie half of those with a victory
Wednesday.
lf that occurs, only the 1985
Harbor squad, which opened 16-2
en route 'to a record-setnng 24-4'
campaign, and the 1941 unit,
which begdJl 15-1 before finish·
ing 15-2, can boast a better begin-
ning.
Harbor has already won more
gdJlles than 46 Newport teams
dnd could move into the top 10
with two more vic:tones this'week.
'the beginning wasn't particu-
larly not~worthy against the Van-
guards (5-11), though Hirst has
l<;arned not to burn early .tinle-
outs. ·
·we started a little slowly, but
with the firepower we have, I'm
not worried by a slow start," Hirst
said. ,
With senior Alan Limon col-
lecting 17 of his career-high 26
points before halftime, it wasn't
long before Hirst had stopped
stalking the sideline and merely . .
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r
IOYS HOOPS
reclined oh the bench to enjoy the
view.
After El Modena closed to
with.in H-8, Harbor went on one or its patented runs .-13-0 -·
. including a three-pointer by
Llmon and a pair of three-balls by
senior Matt Jameson.
Harbor's defensive pressure,
which led to 26 Vanguard
turnovers, continued to fuel scor-
ing swges, including an 8-0 burst
to en~ the half and produce a
43-17 lead.
Harbor picked up where lt left
off after intermission, ~onng sev·
auon Of THE DAY
•• "Wt sb1ed a littie slowly, but Mth die fiepower wt have,
I'm nolworried by a dew start _:
I.any Hirst. 'Newport Harbor hoops coach
Newport Beoch/Cow Mesa Do ly Pilot 5
en of the first eight sccond-rntll
points en route to its most produc-
tive sconng output m i35 games,
. dating back to a 92-72 wm over
then-Sea View rival University an
1990. . . : Jameson finished with • 17
points and Oust.in Illingworth
added 12, inclµdmg a crowd-
pleasing dunk near the end of the
second quarter.
Sophomore ~aron Varna~
added nine off the bench, while
junior Billy Cldyton's eight points
in a reserve role matched starter
Adam Hearlst>n's total.
Gary Robinson. netted . even
points t~ go Wlth his sue steals and
five assists, while Jameson .Jed
Harbor rebounden; with eight,
followed by CldytOn WJth seven.
This was Llmon's rught to
shine, however, as the three-year
letterman connected on 11 of t.5
•from the field, including 3 QJ ~
from threedoro,, and added five
steals a.nd three asSl.S't.S. · ._
Limon's accuracy pa~d a'l)iiJ.
ltant shooting rught for the v.'Ul~
ners, who drained 36 of ':f7 f~
the field (61%), including better
than 69% (18 of 26) after halftime.'
With two Sdilor reserves on
vacation and another under the
w~ather, there were more minutes
to go aroµnd for ~e 10 Ta.J'l5 ~ uru-
fonn. Senior Hank Hsieh took
advantage, canrung a three-pomt-•
er with 35 seconds left to more
than double bis season tQtals.
GIRLS HOOPS DAILY PILOT COLLEGE ATHLETE OF THE MONTH
Newport.
girls grab
46-44win
• Overtime triumph
over St. Joseph at the ·
Savanna Toumaplent
gives Tars fifth place.
ANAHEIM · Newport
Harbor High's gul.s basket-
bdll team readles for Sea
View League play with one
fulal tuneup Tuesday night
when Coach · Gregg Sav-.
•a g e · s
Sall ors
h 0. s t
Cypress
at 7 p.m.,
one final
chance to
iron out
the wnn-
klei. after
escaping
with a 46-
ll.rban 44 fifth·
place ver-
d1ct in the Savanna Tourna-
ment Saturday at the
expense of St Joseph of
Lakewood.
The Sailors held on in the
fmal moments of regulation
as St. Joseph rrusfired with
bme running out and the
score tied at 42.
Then l1l overtime, after
getting the 1ump with an
Allysa Paul layup and a
steal and layup by Kristen
Urban, the Sailors once
again held on as St Joseph
failed in the final moments
with misfires.
Harbor, now 10·5, was
led by the sconng of Urban
(15), April Ross (10), Kalena
Jackson (nine) and . Lisa
Huntington (eight).
Fifth-place win
for the Sea Kings
GARDEN GROVE
Corona del Mar High's girls
basketball team will imrnc-
qiately be thrust into the fire
when Sea View League play
· c o m -
men ces
against
d Qf end-
i n g
l eague
c;hampion
El Toro
Thursd ay
at 7:30
p.m .. but
at least
Quon the Sea
Kings go
ib Wlth a little momentwn.
: •w e better show up
. ready_ to play," said Coach
tllbert Davis whose squad
liandled Fullerton, 58·21, in
the filth-place game of the
<:availer C las ic Satwday at
· ~ntiago High. ·we have to
h1.m it up a notch. Other-. Wise, it'it going to be a long
(ThWlday) nJght. •
Charlene Quon, who was
named to the · all-tourna· .
ment team, scored 18 points,
tiacluding four three·pomt·
ftl, and Jenntler Dickson
$1ded 16 points and 10
"bounds for the Sea Kings
(8·7).
·we basically applied
fiall-court pretl\Ue and they
~·· handle lt," Davis .,set. ·we did t0me gOOd
~. but we 1tw have to
ta1ut It to the next level to
...... IA the he "'8w
~.· ..
•Don't let the forks and
spoons fool you, Boeke
may like fun and games,
but the freshman is also
on a pace to break SCC's
shooting percentage record.
.l/\SO'\ H Ill
lkff Pb
Do injunes and illnesse.:.
have your team feeling
down? Have NCAA
Division I. 11 and I1J opponents
made it a bumpy nonconJercnce
tow for your NAlA squad?
Well, Southern Caltf orrua
College has the-solutton for you
The Vanguards arc proud to
Introduce freshman center. and
well-known cut-up, Kelly Boeke,
who not only proVl.des sec with
hours of laughter and relief, but
is also a deadly. scoring threat
from inside the pcilnt anq on a
pace to set the school record for
shooting percentage.
-
"l have to tell her not to wear
those leoparo shoes,• Coach
Russ Davis said. "Sh e comes up
wtth some outrageous stuff.
Some-days, you would almost
HIGH SCHOOL IOYS HOOPS
Santa Margarita prevails In~ tiff, ~t. ·
. CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM
JASON·
USO .
· Costa Mesa·
think she's a punk rocker.·
The shoes are called
Porcuf>Lne Creepers, accord.mg
to Boeke, and are JUSl a small
part of her repertoire.
"Hey, I like to have fun,"
Boeke said. •There's nothing like
a little laughter, especially when
things are going wrong or
getting too senous. I've always
been this way It's only gotten
better since I got to college.•
The Vanguards, who started
the season 7-5, have really
needed the laughter lately,
especially after the recent
Colorado road trip which resulted
in two losses, a game snowed
out, an appendectomy and fow
cases of the flu . Boeke was one
of ~u victims. • · uld tell she was really
sick Denver,• DaVlS said. ·she
·was hardly moving. U you knew >
her, she has the kind of
personality. where she has to
always be moving. She can't sit
SEE KELLY PAGE'
• A study of courage.
'>. BARRY l'Al l.K!lll H
Dci(Pb
Perhaps it was
foresight which led 1811
Jason Ferguson to cut 1111111
short a promising playmg
career to begin pursuit of his
dream to become a OiVlSion I
college basketball coach
For JUSl such wisdom allowed
him to make an unpact few
coaches achieve, before cancer
extinguished the inner light that
shone with brilliance beyond the
Costa Mesa High gym walls and
throughout an entire commuruty
m his brief tenure with the •
. Mustangs.
After averaging 35 points per
game as a senior at Workman
High, Ferguson played at Mt.
San Antoruo College. before
resigning himself to the sidelines
and the coaching ranks.
After leanung the ropes on
the lower levels, Ferguson was
named to replace Billy Brcwl!r as
Mesa's boys varsity coach at the
age of 22, pronusmg to convey
tireless work ethic and pa.'s1on
for the game to Mustang playen;.
With a bound.Jess energy that
bulldozed naysctyers. he · et
about UlStilling-pride in his
players. And, using effort as a
metaphor for success, the
Mustangs quickly fook on the
. aura of overachievers.
And while his two var ity
teams managed a combmed 12
wins, be left a 1C9acy •.
· far more valuable than that of
any championship banner.
Diagnosed Wlth Wilm's tumor
m January of 1995, barely a
month into his first season as
head coach, he began a
year-long battle with the disea_
whicb inspired awe. touched
deep emotions and galvaruzed a
commuruty.
MAAC MARTlt4f ~y Pll.OT
Jason FergQ.son ·
While chemotherapy' and the
advancement of th~ disease
pared pounds off his already
lithe frame, he began bis second
season at the helm in a
wheelchair. . ..
In and out of the hospital, h•"
fmally succumbed1 Jan. 21, 1996,
at the age of 24 .
•He checked out with the·
greatest dC9ree of mtegnty that 1
have ever witnessed," said fnend
Bob Shupp, a Costa Mesa
phr.oical education teacher who
was among the many Ferg~on
touched dunng his rune at the
.. chool.
·He taught the bors about
lile, not JUSt basketball,• said
Me a Guls Athlebc Director Pat
Leahy, whose son Bryan played
on both Ferguso~-coached
varsity c;qua& .
A memona1 c;cholarship in the
late coach' name and a trophy,
ca e dedicated to his memory io
·June of '96, are tangible
remnants of Ferguson's tl1ne at
the chool.
· But, much mote unportant, is
the lingering ~pmt his presence
and life J son.-. left with players,
parents, administrators, students
and others, who will tor 'Ver bcdr
the unpact of his bnef, but
vibrant coaching career.
COLLlll WOMEN'S llSllTllLL
Orange Coast College Pirates appear to
be ready for Orange Empire play after
phenomenal nonconference peiformance ..
COSTA MESA -Orange Coast College's
women'• buketbell team, arguably the hottest t.eam
In the community college basketball at the moment,
puts its 16·1 rec:ord on the line when it travels to
Saddle~ck Colleg for th opening round of
Orange EmpLre Conferenee action Wednesday
evening at 1:30.
Coecb MlU Tbomton'I Antel wW follow that up
Priday night, by boeUng a tough Santa Ana COllege
Dou team
As a ~ nonconfeNn<le tuneup, the Pirates
defeeted bOlt CerrltOI, 61..Sl, ln a Saturday after ..
noon alfalr. .
Natalie Weeks KOred .2 t po6nta and flUled In
RIM ~·• "nlw··• Osstay Pw1m ....S
11 .... lab Wlkle wt A.cMa Soilb> 9dclW ..._.,_...m.
:KELLY •
. ,
' ' CONTINUED FROM 5
• till -•
• \\ 11 h' thl• t>xct>pt1on of Jlcnver.
• sh,• tw been lht· Vanguards'
: "011rt jester, ke ·pmq spinllli up
LOOllNI llCI
..
Newport Beach/Costa Meso Doily Pil
HOOPS
COl..LlQ~
~~-le~QAIM: ... pa.y
SouT-.-~ COWGI t-1, GaDoN~JO Got411ot1 • ~ 2, M(GoUldtidt !,
Ptllllfps 3, WMe 3, Cunis 6. Bak• 9. l(uakel 4
3-pt. go.ls. ~ldrkk 1, Phillipa l,
C • • dunnq a tuugh chcdule
tt : ,,PnP of th most mmnotttblc. .
~ • t ::u1111 pl«'!i involves i.l small Italian. ~ : rn,1.11w,mt drtd plasllt utensils.
• • Costa Mesa High's Bryan Luxembourger was named the ClF
Dlv1~1on' VJll football player of the year. Corona del Mar's J.•. ~
Wa\z was nd.Dled to the All-CCF Oivtsion IV team wilh t~ommato Jett Borland. Newport Hdrbor's Steve Go.nzales was
also named to'the team.
8.akeor I. fouled out • None -Southem CMJfomla College · kempton
12. Pina n. wright f9, Ht'fkennoff 9,
Ooeke 8, Weidler 8, Emde 13, Marb 2,
Stewart 5, Skk 2, Flkse l '
~ • I >11v1s hrld orUtlnJlCd d tc•am • }:std.nc:1a High got a rude wr.lco1nc in the Pacific Coast
League opener against Costa Mesa in guls basketba.11.
Heather Roblnson scored 26 points and pulled in 11 rebounds
as the Mustang<> upset Estancia, 52-51 m overtime.
3-pt goals • Wright S, Pina J, Emde 3,
Ktrnpton 2, Weidler 1, F1kse 1. •
Fouled out None. H : cl111111•1 11t 11 Joe di ltahan
• 1 P~I 1urnnt lhcll wc1s a small.
• t"'111ly 1lWTit'U l'Slablishment.'
ll.fo1n than 20 p<'ople showed up
I Halftime SCC. 46-•8
"GOMMUJMrn' COUEGE WOMEN • NOflCIONRMHa
~ •tUlf hy thP tune clt•ssert WdS <?n
pl th • 1.ihlf•, ttw resltntrdnt had run
at , out 111 clt!.1n rorks und spoons.
Jessica Waltz scored 13 points for the Eagles, who had ·
outscored Mesa 122-53 in a pair of games the,. season before. OMNG1 COAsT 61, OMn'05 s 1
~ COMt Sortino s, P.yton 1 t,
Johnson 1. Tomhnson 5, Wltde s. ~ 21,
Middlebfooke f, 3-pt. goals· Peyton 'I.
foul«! out · ~.
• In other girls basketball action:
gt • fl'W weeks lat•{r. lhe ~ • :Newport Harbor High opened the Sea View Leamie tour with
a pair or victories. SOCCER .
c.-rtfoe Moya 10, Sanchez 12, Ma 22,
~aMOn 7. l pt. goals · Moya 1, Ma 2,
Fouled out • None.
"" v.u1q11ards maClc another trip lo Dianne Pulido scored 13 points in a 62-42 wm over Irvine. Mustangs tie twice,
advance to semifinals
m tlt1> 11•stmn<1nt \'\1hen Boeke unpressive, dunng .t\er ~t.'COOd
game, !>he went to the hne and
took 18 foul shots. That's
excellent for a freshman.•
Genevieve Evarts scored 11 m a 56-34 win over Sdddleback.
•Corona del Mar High got 15 potnts tram freshman Undsay
Warmington in a 67-46 loss to Uruversity.
H4'ft1me • OCC. 27 19. \ tol1111 I out wh~m ltwv were
A -<J!llllll. ~hi> J>rotluccci'pldsllc forks
Cl ~I •flVOll'i 1Hlli sa1<t, dCCOrcling HtGH SOfOOl llOYS
HONU.AGW
~ 90, EL MooENA 48
Sc:oN by QuwWs
p 'liJ ] l,1 vi , • 1 t ttm1~ prepdrec1." Davis bebeves that Boeke, If
she stays healthy, has i1 good
chance at becommg the .
Vanguards' all~!.ime leadPr m
scoring and rel>oundmy.
In boys basketball action:
• Costa Mesa High had a chance to end its 12-year drought
ngainst Estanoa, ·but a three-pointer by Zack Richardson
sparked an 8-2 run and the Eagles went on to win, 46-42.
Richardson had with 14 points. Ryan St~ scored 16 for Mesa.
• Newport Harbor High defeated lrvine behind Juan Orel-
Jana's 18-point effort in the Sea View Ledgue opener
COSTA MESA -The Costa
Mesa High takes a break from
the Katella Tournament until Sat-
urday and will open up Pacific
Coa'St f.eague girls soccer play
against Estancia Thursday.
si I 111~l thouyht we could all El Modena 10 7 1S 13 -s "' I cl qood 1.wyh. M Hoeke Scud. • ~ Harbc>f 24 19 27 20
A B• s1d1 ..... \\ho c nil cal dessert El Modena · Melton 12, Kyler 9, Percl'llsh
9, J. tOf'tez 8, Clark 3, Lightburn 3, Sr andef 2
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J 1 1\ 1s 11wni. u pool tdble and was
Ir» 1k111q tor <A pc1rtner. Boeke
" .. 1u11f Pf•r1 •d uncl DuVlS quickly
fft.ltrc I'd two lhJnqs 1 She was 0
.! l t\ 1 I\'-' Ill rlllOfllC'r roOffi
i.ti11.111q whL•n 11 wds tun£> for
lt••1 111 •·lkl! ..i shot '.l She had
Boeke lS more hwnbh\ about
het abilities, nollng almoi;t alJ of
" her shots arc taken from tnstd(•
the key or dt the very ledst
nearby. But therP's one other
thing some don't know. ShP
plays in almost <'On~tant pain.
Later in the week, the Sailors had two chances to tie
SadcUeback in the closing seconds, but missed both three-
pointers in a 70-67 loss. Ramy Sho~ scored .17 for Newport.
•Ramin Bastant scored 16 points as Corona del Mar High
defeated Woodbridge, 59-56. Ba~tani also had 11 rebounds.
In girls soccer: .
In tournament pool play Satur-
day, the Mustangs (5-3-2), due to
a no-show by Anaheun, played
La Habra twice, both games end-
ing in a scoreless lie.
3•pt goals -Kyler 3, Clark 1, J Canez 1.
Fouled out • None
Newport HMbor ·Limon 26, Ja~n 17,
Illingworth 12, Yarnal 9, Hearlson 8,
Clayton S, Robinson 7, Hsieh 3, Vallt-jo 0,
Cl\810.
l·pt goals· Umon 3, Jameson 2, Vamal 1,
Hsieh 1, Robinson 1
Fouled out -Jameson TedlnicAls · Jameson 1
NONLEAGUl
A .t1 <I 111 hun t1bout b,.mg a good
The bones in Boekc's h~ls
are fused together which reduc<>..s
flexibility and causes ll vetrymg
amount of pain. ·The pain
doesn't matter to me," Boeke
said. ·Nothing will keep me
•Costa Mesa High and Estancia b.ittled to a 1-1 tie in the
Pacilic COdst League opener. Tasea Brown scored in the first
quarter to gtve the Mustangs a 1-0 lead. Trade Manz scored
for Estancia with 5:35 left m the game to tie the score.
"That's pretty amazing, H
Coach Dan Johnston said. "That
is a lot of soccer played m the
middle of the field. Enn Van Hom
made six terriJ1c saves over the
course of the day.• •
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hu.,111• .,s
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1111 <111!.Jh the t11st 11 games,
Mrlf•k1• lt•u<ls the tcdm m sconng
t<\'•'lcllJI' (1 4 7) She WdS 46 of 74
11•>111 till' 111 Id (h:l 2"1 .. J dnd if the
1 •.i1 • • k<•Pµs up, by sedson's end
sli1• will set the school record for
l11ql11•st smqJe .. season field-goal
j"i•r< 1111tag<; -
Sl11· t1lso hdcl 78 rebounds, 39
• l. wlw h were offensive boards.
• 1 WdS really surpnsed by how
lllolrty pomts she hdS scored -r, .. , .. use our offense 1s so
hc1lillH ... t>d," DrlVlS said. "She
1 l11l•sn't tc1kc lhdl many shots, but
-cht> hds heP.n nails on the shots
.:;ht> hr1s taken. Even more
from pldymg. We arP a umt und I
should be out there with th<>
team no matter how much pdm
I'm in. I'm going lo ke<'p ptuymg
until l can't.~
Bui don't l~t thts busuH~sshke
d..ltitude fool you J ust because
she takes games m~re senously,
it doesn't mean she isn't good for
d laugh.
· •There was one time she got
the ball in the· hiuh post,· Ddv1s
said •well, she's nonndUy a
low-post pldyer. She actually
cJnbhled pt1.sl someone and put
in a layup. I ask~cl hPr now 1t h•lt'
and she said she-didn't rcaUy
know yet She d nPvN donf> thdt
before ~
So while you're Wdtc:hmg the
Vanguards try and dt·lend their
Golden State AlhlPtiC' '
Conference title, hegmmny Jdn
12 at Azusd Panhc, remember to
bring your own utensils and
keep an eye on Boeke or you
_might nuss the punch hne.
SCHEDULE
TODAY
• Newport Harbor High opened up Sea View Leagu~ action
with a 2-1 win.over Irvine. Jill Nelson scored from 20-yards out
to clinch the win.
• Corona deTMar High got goals from All HavrlJuk and
WbJtney West but had to settle for a 2-2 tie with University.
In boys soccer·
•Dustin Lee scored two goals in Corona del Mdr High's 6-0
WU\ over Uruversity in the Sea View League opener.
• Garrett Jansma scored for Newport J !arbor High in o 2-1 loss
to lrvutc.
10 years ago this week ...
• Mlke·Curtis scored 21 points as Estancia High pummeled
Cosld Mesa, 89-44, in nonleague basketball action. Tim Kjar
added 17 points and Guty Heredia scored 13 .
Timmy Nguyen scored 21 points for Costa Mesa.
In other boys basketball action:
• Cstancia High followed up with an 83-61 VJctory over Paiut
Springs to unprove to 13-1 ·curtJs had 26 and Hered.Ja tad 20.
The game was a final tune up for the Sea View League op<>ner
dgdinst Saddleback.
• Chris Lee scored 27 points as Newport l larbor High rtefeated
Orange, 69·41 Palg Parish had 10 assists for the Sailors.
• Costa Mesa High's woes continued in a 75-29 los to Newport
Harhor. Cbrts Lee scored 18 for the Sailors and Scott Gray 16.
• Irvine High got a rude welcome from Corona del Mar in its
hnal nonleague game. The Sea Kings upset Irvine, 53-51.
Warren Johnson rut a 12-footer m overtime, wh.lch were the
only points scored by either team
• Jon Bahnsen scored 23 points as Newport Christian High
dominated Bethel Baptist, 84-42. Bahnsen also had hve
rebounds, four assists and four steals for Newport Chrtstidn,
which unproved to 9-0.
Jn girls basketball:
The two teams faced. off in a
shootout to see who advanced to
the semifinals Saturday against
Katella. Sarah Ronquillo, Casey
Peterson and Fernanda Velazco
each scored as C~ta Mesa won
the shootout, 3-1.
. Silva scores six goals
in Estancia 's 11-0 win
GARDEN GROVE -Estancia
High's girls soccer team awaits its
Pacific Codst League opener at
·Costa Mesa Thursday at 3 p.m.
alter gomg 1-2-1 at the OceM
View Tournament.
The Eagles, behind six unas-
sisted goals from Becca Silva,
closed out the tournament with
an 11-0 victory over Buena Park
Thursday in consolation action.
The Eagles also bed Calvary
Chapel and lost to Lakewood and
Marina in the four-day tourney.
BOYS SOCCER
CdM falls to Temple City
Estancia 8 10 9 2A • S
Santa Mcl1gar1ta, 7 18 16 19 • E.standa • C..ntrell 16, Maldonado 7,
Chandler 2. Stmko S. Tanielu 2. Andenon 7,
V11buena 12.
Fouled out· None.
Swtt.-~ • M<Kooachy 2, S GI
27, Rohe 6. Rahall 14, Kramt>r·S. Oldfield 3
Fouled <>\It · None. •
CAHVOH a..ASSK
Consolation
5ADOlDACX 5), CosrA Mls.A 34 •
5cOf'9 by QuNten . ccma Mesa a s 10 a 3
Saddl~~ 15 14 s 16 s
tostAI MeM -Tran 2, Whittalct>r 12. Wet\
6, Clb1co 2, 5halhs 6, Paine 4, Jones 2,
Hatsu$h1 O. Ft>rrym•n 0
3-pt goals -Whittak.er 3, Weir t.
Fouled out · None. •
Technlc.als• Hatsushl 1, Ferryman 1
s.ddleblldt Foster 22, Grivas 8, ls111s 2,
Tellez 10, Romeo 5, Hoghes 6.
lpt. goals · Fostt>r 3.
Fouled out None
HIGH~GIM.S
SAVANNA TOOllNAMCHf
F~pnMI •
N~ H~ 4', ST. JotDt4 44
Scot9 by f'wtocM
St Joseph 11 S 9 14 ,2 •
Newport Hatbor 6 15 15 6 4 •
St. JoMptl • lblrtc>l.a 2, ROKh 11, Decuir 17, Sangna 12. Chase 2
3 pt goals • Sangri.1 4, Decuir 3, R~ 1
folJlld cXJt • None
,...,.,_,~.Ress 10. Jadtson 9 .
Urban 15, Paul 2. Huntington 8, Holhner .2,
Asht0t1 2. Moore o. c.stlllo 0
3 pt goals • J«kson l
Fouled cxrt • N!>ne
CAVA.UOI a.ASs-=
tI ~.. • • Bukftball
CoUege men • Western Montana College at Southern cahtornla Collegt>,
7·30 p .m .
•Estancia Hlgh's 68,47 victory over Costa Mesa had a bizarre
twist m the final seconds of the game. With an 18-point lead,
the Eagles (10-4) called a. tune out to set up some much needed
prachce on an inbounds play, accorcling to the Estancia coach.
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Mar High's boys soccer team u;
prepanng for Wednesday's game
against Univemty after losing to
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(Qllege women · Southern California College Classic Finals.
.. ~.·.. li1gh school boys · Mission VleJO at Corona del Mar, 7:30 p.m
.... High school girls· Estane1a at Pacifica, 7 p .m.
The tune out didn't sit well with Mµstangs Coach Jlm
Weeks, wll'o called three time outs of-his own m protest.
Melody Earle had 18 points Tor Estancia.
CdM (4·6·1) was up 1-0 at half-
time after a goal by Nick Kohan
on an dss1st by Ztick Zarrilh.
ConlN def Mar Quon 18, Gruber 5,
Dickson 16, l(hng 4, Watanabe 7, Hawlcms 4
S McCoy 2, Llbuda 2, Kawata 0, Pham 0
3 pt. goals Quon 4, Gruber 1
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High ~chool boys · Costa Mesa at Huntington Beach. 3~15 pm.
High school girls · Trabuco Hiits at Newport Harbor, 3:15 p .m
But the defense faltered and
Temple City lied the score w1U1
20 ITllnutes left.
Foule(t out Non..
Full..-ton • Kauhane 1, Gon1ez 2, Siied 11,
Rkhardson 4, Swink 3
3 pt goals • Blied 3
Fouled out -None
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funded project and wm be 1tlls contreC1 will be P41fm•t· •bid lorm tum1st1ed by the In the collKtlve bargaining wtttl ttl• prOlll1lone of S.C:· cb~HAIC~:Co ~t~~ . PUBLIC NOTICE n,11 9~28-1200,f~OOot b9-=·~ !':-:'m~ ..
PUBLIC NOTICES
under fecl•ll r~u1111otu ted al tl'le requHI and ex· City. agreement lppllcable lo llOn l770 to l780 lncluaive. BOXES• ore tnw hout o p.m. hMrd by th9 City ~I PUBLIC NOTICE Which Include DIM•Bacon l*lte Of the coo1r1ctor. 81dt w1h ~ rle9t11ed et tach particular cralt, etas-or the Callfoml1 labor SOUTH COAST SELF NOTIC• on Jenuary 21, 1 .... " on th• alorem1nt1on1d
--------• llld rt11ted ~ Tht w.g1 Each blddll ehalf poNfal tht City ol Costa Mesa et 1lflcahon ot type ol worit Codi, the pre'Vllllng rate STORAGE • INVITING •IDS 11\aW be lhe rnponstblhty man«
• NOTICE determination wtH be under 11 the llme lhlt contract la the Ottlce ol the City Cleric. 1mployed on~· project. and eeaJe ol wegM etcab-SHA~ YOUNG . Notlc1 II h«rli g1wn of the onet0t 10 deli~r hla MARY T, .UIOTT
INV1TINO BIDS V Oalll1-B6con Ind rel8led ewarded 1 C11U .. c.10 .• PO 8ox 1200, 77 Fair Coples of achedutet of llfhed by the Dnct0t 01 Publl•h•d Newport that the-Board of ru1t"' propoall to the City Clerk"• O.puty cttr Clerrtc
... lv~~T1~;1 11~1 ~.~EBof ec1t and the Oepettment of (Electncal Contr1C1or) u. Dnve, Cott• MtN, Cehlor· ratH so detlfmlned .,, on the Department of 1nc1ua. ~:.c~~-;: t~ ~the ~~ct~~= Offlc:. by the p1oper ~ Publl•h•d Niwpor1
tt•1t1' Mese 1C1Jng by and lndustrlel ReladOf'll, Stele cenae, pursuent 10 Public nle 9282S, 11 Of belore lh• mi at tile City Cletk 1 Of. ttlll Relal•on1, Slate of Cll· January 4 1m ' • eoun1;. centomia, wm r• nounc:.d lime. OellY9fY Lo-811ch-Co1t1 tHn Diiiy
L',,uugll 11s Governing or Celllomle (lh• Contrac:-Contract Cod• Stctlon tlm1 and dell 1t111d flee, located al n Fair lfot'l'U, which are flied with • M38S c.iv. Meled bid• up 1o but c.Uon: City ol Costa M .... Pilot January 4, 1•.
n rd h6ft•n1ll1r refened lor and Subcontractor• 3300 Th• aucceulul bid· 1bov1. el Which llm1 thty Drive, Costa MeN, Cel1l0t· the City Cieri! of lhe City Of no lat• tnan 2·00 p.m, Clt1 C11r11, n Fair Drive, M373
t 'I the C•ty w II recelvt 1hall pty nol less then th• dor must maintain the 11• will be publicly opened ai:_1d nla 92628, and art tvall· Costa Mesa. Ind lhall fOt· PUIUC•OTICE Tuelday, JanulfY 19.r..~.!'"· R6om 101, Co111 M.... PUBLIC -TICE
to t.Jvl not lete• than higher wag• rite). eense ,, •'!>ughout lhe duri-rHd aloud In th• Council •bl• IQ any lnter .. ted party fllt ~nllllH prtacrlbld NOTIC• TO 1t the Purcha11ng u.patt• Ca11tornl1 ~626. ""
11J•OO a .m . of th• d•r The City has ot>lllned hon ol ttlls conttact Ch1mblr1e11111d1ddr1u upon request lherlln IOI noneompllanc• CONTMCTOAS :ien!3%t~~ A'::i:. n:r=~ll•1 .. •h-!! : r-; Flotltloue 11ue1ne ..
••· Jenuery 10, 1998, from lh't D11ecto1 of lh• De· No bidder mey withdraw Each bid must conform In accordance with Sec· or the iald code. INVITING •IDS BldQ 0 Cotta M ... Call· n ~ •·• 1,.en n o N•"'9 •~
• • 1 11 b•dl 10< 1he award pa.rtment ol Industrial Rel•· hi• bid for a period or llxty 1nd bl respon11vt lo all llon tm 2 ol the California MMY •LLIOTT NOTICE IS HEREBY lomli. it Which 11,M bid• lh• City Clerk, within aald The followfng pereoo1 Int
' .i c•111trect tor Ilona th• general prevailing (60) dayi alter lhe dat• 111 pehinent Bidding end Co~ Labot Code the Contr1et0t 0.puty Cl~ Clerlt GIVEN that the Board 01 wlll be publicly Ol*l9d and llm1 nmh, In a 11aled ~ doing bu1tne11 11•
.. HARBOR rete or per dl1m wage• and tor the o~nlng ther.ol, ••· tflet Documentl, A HI or ahlll post a copy of lhe d• Cit., of CMta .... Trull... of the fountain rHd for: lop• ldtntlftld on the out Ceatf1 Rock Con~1on,
BOULl!VARD/405 the g1neral prevailing rate cept 19 prolllded for In th• Bid Documonls may bl ob-11rm1natlon of prev1lllng Publlthed Newport v1ney SCtioo' Dltttlct o1 Ot· PRINT AND •IND 1lde with lh• Propo .. I Hem 332 ~Ori• SI., '8103,
..... SOFF'IT LIGHTING for hollday and ovtrtlme Public Contract Code See· telned a1 the Offtc1 ot lh• ra11 ot wa~e• at each Job Beach.Colla Mtaa Dally ange County, Cellfornf• wtll 99-00 COMalN•D Number and the Opening Co111 M .... CA 928ei7
UNDl!R 405 work In th• locallty In llOn 5100 At ....... City !ngln1er. 77 Fair sfl• Piiot OKemblr 2s, l998, rece!YI bl_d• up.MIO Ind In-PU•LICATION81 Date. Thtr• wtn be no pub-5Mlke ~03'°":..~. etofla Ov•Rpass b .. ~.. Ort C M C I I ,..._ Cont ct nd eluding 2 00 P J•"'a.a"' OOLO•N -IT lie ona..I"" of ,., ... ..,..•11 c'&' 1!..V..1
7 ' ....,..,. ·Ml ... "" .. • Which olht work Is to • The City Cour1cn of the VII, 0118 111• 11 or· "'1 re Of • any JanUllY • 1999 27 1"9· t th9 Oiiiflet •• ,........ ,..u,..-~ " ...,,
Cl rv PROJECT perl0tmld for each cr1ft. City or Cotta Mell ,.,. nla, upon nonref\lndabl• 1ubcon1rectOl'(1) 1hall PIY ' M3CIO eV.lneH O~c• 17210 Oak AND OAANO• COAST Additional •et• of the R• s..... Ollllher, 11•7 Wett
NO. 08-18; cle11mcat1on or type of 11rv11 lhe right to re~ P•rment of 110.00. M no111u.th1n th• apeclfted Strllt, Fountaln'va11ey, CA. COLL•G•a quest for PrQPONI mey be MlfnOly ~ #53, s.nta
FEDERAL NO. work ne.Oed to txecu1• en and oll bid• or 10 waive addltlonel charg• of l)ftvllllng rat11 ol WllG" to PUIUC NOT1CI 92708 All bid• lfl to be In IC· obtained by tuthortzld Of· Ana, CA W1J<CT •
STPLH 5312 (0221 the corttract."HOllday rates lrr~uierltJ•• In iny bid ts.oo wtll be m•cl• 11 hon· au worket1 employed by PUalC NOTlC• At thl1 ttme, datt, Ind cotdlnce with 1hl Bid Doc-twora at Ult Otnc. of the Thi• bu11n .. 1 11 con.
All Dld• 1holl be med• on 11\elt b1 paid u 1~f1ed Contr1et0r ah~ll comply died by mail,· Bid OOCu-them In the extcutton or NOTIC• OI' IALS pi.¢1, bid• Wiii be ~ umentt wNch If• now on P1Kohulng Suplt'!llaor, n ~by: ~ genlfal !*'·
••tl lo1m lurnlthld by lh• In lhe collectlv• b11galn1ng wllh th• prOYl•o0n• of •eo-menu and other conlniet the cont11et • ~ Ind re~.• fOt I'll• and rNy be MC\lfed In Fair Orlva. Room 100, 'H'~" ou atMecl dol
"V agrHmtnl 1ppRcab11 to tlori 1770 I0'1780 lncfutlve, documentl may alto bee•· A SMiyment bond and pet• OP ::::=D SECJ:ilY~TE~.~~~ tl'le offtce of tl'le Director ol Co111 M111, Ca01ornla b'*~ No ng
111i11 will ~ rtcllvld al .. ch particular cralt, ell~ 01 th• Cellfornia Labor emlnect at th• Office of the lormance. bond wlll be ttl NOTIC& 18 HEREBY dlcaled In the I'd 9'>ecltl· Purchu1ng of lh9 C»ftrlct 82&26. Mike
""' C11y nl CO.ta Mesa •t 11flcallon or ty~ of work Codi. the pteviiflng rate City Cler11 or tl'le Cny ol quired prior to 1he •ecu. GIVEN THAT UNOEA ANO c.tlon. Bid doeufnantS Ind No bid• may Withdraw Publlthed Newport Thie ""'"*"·.,.. lllld
JITll Otflce of lhe City Clerk, employed on tht pr , and acalt Of wagee estlb-Colla MMa, Bid OoCu-lion ol the conttaet Thi PURSUANT TO SECTION epec1f1ce11one .. on 1111 M hll bid for a perlOCI of forty> leach-CoN MeM Diiiy Wfttl the County o.t1c of
"0 8-0JC l200, n Fair CoplH of echldUlu ol lrlhed ·by th• Director of ment1 v.ta not be mailed SM!Yment bond •nd Plf• 1111 OF nil! CAU,OANIA the Dt1trict Putct\Ulng 0.. flYI (46) deys •n.t ihe d9'1 Piiot January 4, 1"9. C>Tmnoe County on 12/0llM
or111e, Coit.I Mesa, C1ll1ot· r1111 eo determined are on the Oepattrn•nt of Ind~ unllU tl'le 1ddlltonll $5 00 f0tm1nce bond thall be In CML COOE TtiE PAOP· ;;~m•nl,. 17210 Oak .. t for the opening thlteof. • IT\378 t!9917n ...
•Hi'I 1~2028. at or. belOte the file II lM City Cletk"• or. ttiaJ RelatlOt\I Slat• or c.a. Charo• le incWdld With the form and amount ... ERlY LISTED BELOW BE· • l"ount81n Vtlftey, CA The 8oatd of TNlt ... r• Daily Pilot Dee. 14, 21 , 28,
"""" and d•I• •••t•d lo<:•, loeeted •I n Falt lfOtnla, wtlietl' If• fl Id With payment . -forth In the cont1K! doeu-LIEVED TO ~ .. AM:r 'i70l~5.Wllk ffl'\l9I th• pmtlloge Of r• ,..UC llOTICI 1Sl91, Jen 4, 1• M354
RIV•. at wt11eh lll'M thty Drive, Cost• M1sa, CellfOr· '"-City Cletk 01 ltl• C.ty 01 Each bid 1hel* be tc· menta. • • · ~~~c Wl~UCTI~ AT .,. " hold .°" .-..., 13, jectlng any Ind 111 bldt or llOTIC8 OP PUii.iC IOTICI ~!•be publlcty opined Ind nla 92628, and .,, IVl.fl· Cotta Mua, and •hall for· eompenled by the bid ... In acoonsance wW1 provf. SOUTH COAST l!LI' ''"· • 101>0 a.m. at the 10 •llYI any lrr~iet PU9UC .umea
ij:ild llOud In thl Council llbl•tollfl/lntllHtldplfly felt ~naltlH prHCtlbed a.wtty. Utl ol Otrllgnated tlont Of P\lbllc COntraet STORAQ&,· 300 w. Dletrtct ~enanc.Yard, Of lnfOfhlttlff In any bid Notice .. ~'yen Plellll•••••ln••
ht1mt>et1 at11ld eddr... upon request. theteln lot noneompl11nc1 SUbcontrac1ot1, and ~ Code Sidon U300. tub-WARNER AV!., SANTA 17"0 ~. fourttMI or in the bidding lt\lt t publle Wiit ...... ltata .. nt
I .ach bld mu1t conform In aec:ordenc:. Wllh S«> of \he aald COdl eollutlon Aflldavtt requtfed 1\ltu110n of elfOlbll and ANA. CA. ON JAN. e, 1tll V,,,.,, Ca '2709, All bid-919ftedt bt held by the C°"9 The folloWlng por90f\I n
n f be rMponllv• to ill lion \173.2 or th• Celttomla MARY •LLIOTT by the Information Fot Bid· 1qu111alent 1te\lflt1e1 fOf AT t :00 P.M. def9 muot be prOHnt at Jal ....... w. Dewla Cl1Y eounct on '*1ulwy ti. dolnO buall\Me 11: Nou-
l•('lllnMI Bidding and Con-Labor Code, lhe Conlrac10f o.puty Cit., Clerk Cflfl, llfl/ monies Withheld to .,,_ UNIT, NAME, CONTENTS .,.. lml to M conaldlfed Dlreet8r el Pure..... , ... , te e '° p.m., In the veau Riche, 3»,4 Eatl
1r et Documents A Mt of than post a copy of lhe de-ctt-, of Coeta.... Thi• project •• 1 led•llty 1ur• pertorrna~ u~ 8~~· ~~~ ~~rJ~HOa ~:J:,1: T.,,.. ... ,.. Cwt OaMMWlltr ' Courd ~ of City ~~ t=J Corona
'-Ootu1nentt,rnay be ob-termination Of prtv1lllng Publlthtd Newporl ~ proi-ci Ind wit! ti. thl1 conlrtld will be permit· BO>Cil ' ..,._.. the rtatll 10 ratecl ~ otetrtot Hllll, 'T7 llr·~· on the Mhuf 'J, ~. ~
18 ~ed al thl 0111ee ot the flllt or wegee 8' Heh fob Beach-Coeta MMe Dally undw **al r~ulattont lid II .,,_ ~ Ind e)(· 112, DAVID H. WAHLftl, My Md Ill "blclt ..W IO Open: Tuttdey, Jlnulry ~!lt":r·.,,_ EMt C089l Hwy, 1325, Co-~ En91n11r, 77 Fair 111•. Piiot Januaty •. 1 t, 1m Which lnctucM DOYl•·Becon Plnff of.,,_ ~Of. MISC. ITlMI a IO>CEI waive any lrrogularrty 19, 1"'. t p.m CommlHlon'a d~ ront Del Mtt, CA llt2S
Orlvo C•eta Mell. Calllor· The Cotitr~ and any M372 end related acte. Th1 waoo Each blddet 1hall po9Mlt t 2H PAULA IYAUM, lhlfeln. The f19ht II allO ,._ Bid NO . f177 PIMlng Apollcatlon PA·tt-Thomaa t.owy, 131 ~ "''*-uj.11)(1 nonrefum¥bt• 1ubconlraetor(1) •hall SMIY dettrmlnotlon wlll be un<1e1 at lhl time tN1 comreet i. CHAIRS. MISC. ITf.Ma & aer\IOCI by .,,_ loard~ Pub ll~h •d Newport 14 trom · lyM and Jot pon Centtr 01., f3'7,
P•vm•nl of tao.oo. M not 1111 lh•'l the 1p.cllled PUILIC •OTICI Oavle-Becon and r1latld awatdld • Cl.-"C.tO" IOXEI TrutlllM to Mloct a .. ch-Colta Meea Delly l.uolQ, eot1 • 18'tl ltrMt, N~ 8eaeh, \;A t2teO -~1dltlonal oher1• •f prevalllng rat•• of 1111•0•• to 0 C• a<:t• and lh• o.partmen1 or (El.etflC-1 ConttaetOf) lJ. ~· .:'l= ~~ =~'In•,;:• ~w~ Piiot Janutry 4, 11 1111_ W11tmln1te1, a"1horlrocl Thia bu~lneH I• co"° te.oo will be m•d• If hen-all WOfletra employt4 by N Tl • lnduatrlal Atlatlon1, Slat• cenM, pur1uant to Pu«>11c • • · *' MIW the netda of the ' Mn4 •oen1• kw MlotlMI DI.-CluetH by.~
11111tJ by man Bid' oocu-1h1m In the •><~uton or INYlTINQ •IDI or c.t1rom1a (1M Contrec• Con11101 Cod• Secllon ~_:1 A TOf'M2 & , Dtltrtet mond Truot, fof • COldo ~ t:!,: dolnO '"•'l"'''' •nd othtt con1r1c1 1ne contract QIV~~T\~~1 11~• H~::a~ tor ano 8ubc;on1rac1ora ~ Thi eueooeeful bid· ZAMORA. TAMI. MllC• ""'aiilnO W• latle wlll PUIUC NOT1CI :;-'d:9 ~~ /llttu J, ~11mon11 mey also be••· A payment bond and Plf• Coaia "4eta, acilng by and llld pay not IM• lhen th9 dlf ~ malnleln W. It-ITlMI & IOXll , tPPIY lncfla on l'llt, t.r In .,.. Olllllna T1'll 11 .... 111i.11111411•nt"" WM 111oe9
llfTllnt!d al lhe 01'11ce Of tM IOrmtneo bond Wiii be r• through lie Oovernlng high« WIOt rate). cen11 ttwoUgtloUt the Cfln-.J_t~~ PAMILA DARI, Dlll9d tNo 1"" d'Y ot 0.. _!!!Y ~-• ~; 1o01fta ll 2MI w1e1 ... CcM11y a.ti of
Cllv Cl.,k or the City or qUlred prlOf to th• ••ICU-8otwd. herelnaft• r11err.a The City ha• oblelned ttonoftNeonrect BUUtW&~ 90Xl.I oomlllt, 1111. -·A-~ Awenue, ..._ =~Oii 11112111
Cott• Me a. Bid Doeu· tlon of the eontrad The 10 ae tM City wll rec.Mt ll'om the Olrtcior ot th9 0.. No blddef may ""'*-~~ JM:''°' MVIM. .. -:."" ~ ~ .::.-,:.~ I , It, n1 D, 1r1 1t1 MO t "8111 •
rllllr't will not be malled payment ~ ~ par-~ IJp to, but not lat« than portmenl of lndullflll Alla. Ne blcS lof a S*tOd ~ *'Y u 1 MA"IA IOZA ~, 1'U•rt•lll _ .._. IOM. llMlmw'* .. Dttlt-6llfly Not Deic; II, 1•,
tlnl • the •ddlttOnal ~ 00 tormane• bond al\all bt ltJ tOIOO ........... .., •one .. oan-• prWlllng (IO) dly9...., ......... TA8Li, CHAN. MllC: ":·~·~ ct N ' ~~==--.. ":"'°"~ .. air Jlf'I. 4, 11 , 11.1• "'* -et1prg9 It Incl >ded Wfth the IOfm and amount Mt ef .....,MY tt, t ... , "'9 of per diem "9090 encl lof ............... Ill" ~ II I e ewpor • C.::. ....... In OCM(.
'.baymont • lottn in tht contract ~ Malad bid• f~ the tward the 9t"I'• ~ '* COP' • ~ b '" 1t11 It KNIMIUTA . Of'O. l111tt COiia .,_ ~ .. Amil mm ,_., ,,.: ... W 90 ,..
Pch bid lh&ll be '°' ~ -' uon1ract '°'· '°' .....; .,.... °""""' Pubffc CoMr• .--. wAv 111ec. ITDll 1 ,..,. neo • ...., • ,. •n11a taTIOll .. _, 9£. wiaU --------~, od by 111• b6d'"' In aocoroenee wtth pr~ ...,. .... 80UlftMO WOftl tn 1M IOCallty In 110011-.. 9:' .....,4• ,. Miii ,:t~~ or...._. ....., •
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c utiOn Alflel~l!I rocP"ld tffMlon of ~ encl .aTAUATIW. ae111teu1a 1 or type of "'"" ""' ...,... • y ~~ :a:-:~ = :~awe:.:
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sa~e 10" tht timt and lltt trip ro tht Coun Roust bt Solllo .4na. Tht.n.
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MERCllANDISB TUNSPOITA110N CllEWOLBT 9045 llDCIDIS ll!IO Bridge
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MlllUHI! SUPS
DO~S 7022
By CHARLES GOREN
wtlh OMAR SHARIF
•net TANNNi HINSCH
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Buy OuJrig~t
Estate Sales
ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BRIDCE QUIZ
Conduc.ted' }\ntiqut1
4() )'Nl3
• In Newport Beach ~ 949.673.6223
AUTOMOBnES
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QI · Neil.her vulncrabh:, us South you hold. ~ btdding has prOCttded:
NOR'lll EASr SOUTH WE.~I ,
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What acuon do you take?
A • Despnc the m1sfi!1our side has the b3lance of power. est almqst
certainly has a near y ough and , so. if East declan: , there will be
.scant access to dummy to lead
towani strength Double and lead ~
1ow spade. • •
Q S -Doth vulnerable. as South you •
hold .
• K J 9 4 o A 10 0 K 9 2 •·J6 4 J
Your rlght-hllnd opponent opens 1hc
bidding with one diamond What
action do you take?
A -There is nothing you can do Q l -As South, vulnerable, yN . with ariy safety If you double and
hold r..panner responds one heart, you 3tC
. 11;~957·81339 not c;trong enough to bid one spade •A J c::> A K .8 ~ 6 o K J 8 · • K J -that promises some 16 points and
an eitcellent suit. And while we do Partner opens I.he bidding with oqe nOt mind a one le.,.cl 011ercall on a
club. What do Y<;>U respond? four-card suit. the quality of your
SOUTH COAST·
AUCTION
2202 So. M.111 SL
Santa A111, CA 92707 ,,,.,,,,,., (.A t
MBRCBANDISE
MISC. 6015
.Ju1t Or .. t Firewood
Avoid the rushl Order
now! $135 1 cord, S75
1/2 cord Oellvered
lreo to your driveway.
714--895-1432
WANTED
TO BUY 6019
I BUY ALL PIANOS
AnilquH-qual. furnltur•
1 pc or houH f\.11 ca.ah
p11ld (714) 957-8133
Old Coln• Gold Sliver --------
Franklin Mint. Sterling CADUJAC 90401---------
9230
0ld watches & jewelry iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MAZDA 9125 westcout coin 642"9448 ·01 eLOo Branttz 1.V_O_W_W_A_G_E_N_9_2_3_5
A -You have n magnificent rc'>pond·
Ing hand, but as yet you havo no
1de3 where you· want to play -
hearts, clubs or no trump arc all pos·
i.1b1liues. In the modem style, you
do nlJl Jump shift without a self-~us
taining suit or an e11cellent fit for
p.i.rtncr's suit. Bid one bean.
Q J ·As South ... ulneral'tle, you hc>ld
• K 8 7 6 o AK 9 7 54 O 10 • J ~
The bidding has proce~; WFSf ,NORTH EAST ' SOtrJll
3• Pass S• ?
What action do you take'?
A -Once in a while a preempt will
put you in 3JI untenable posiuon, and
this is one where you have to accept
your fate . There IS an old maxim:
When you are fix.~. stay fixed.
Theref~. pasc;. Of the tlthcr cho1c·
c • tQe ooJy one we wuold.con 1dc:r
senouslr is a double. RRCORDSJTOP S Beige, xlnt condition liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I .
Jan. R&B, Soul, Rock 65k ml S9500 '81 828 Blue, auto, Q 4 -As South, vulnemhlc, you
Etc 50'• & 80'• Mike (949) 640:7210 • pw, pd, alarm, A/C, '78 VW wtndow Van hold
PIANOS &
ORGANS
945-7508 CLASSll'l•D alloys, mnrf $5200 runs )ltnl w/cemper
obo 949·1544-4083 top. Nu clutch, etc. •KQ76S1:7 V<*l o QIOJ•Q9ft42 It'• lhe reaource you $1450. 949-642-3860
can count on to aeu a (949) 646-1869 6059 myriad of merchan-MERCEDES 9130 --~-==~,,.,..,,...--dlH ltema, bec:auM '85 Jl!TTA QLX iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil our columns com~ 6 a p , ft hr , A C ,
Yemaha Baby Grand quallfled buyera to '74 450 SL (057432) 114,888
Plano, georgeovs tone calll 92k ml, yellow With Ll!XUS OF
matching bench. 942·5878 2 topa, $4400 obo WESTMINSTl!R
S4a5o -rt4-s21-0900 --------Me.840-Gaea (714) ee2-eeoe ·--------
HOME, ·HEALTH AND BUSINESS
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ERVICE
f)tEWPORT FINl!ST
Moblle, home or
office. Gitt c.11. avail.
(848) 488-1518
CABINETS 3490
Adv1nced Wooe11ystem1
·Cuatom Cablnetry-
Kttchen • Bath • Doore
Molding• • Mantela
l.691650 11"98a..e970
CARPENTRY 3510
HERCULES
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VIC81l0• • ()ft1oes • Hom8$
Carpet • F1ool1 • Bftnda Wafis •
W.ndOWs Md Muell M0te!
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OEOICATIO ..
714 342-0656
714 437-2704 .. *"emodellng and all
typea or r..-alre. No
job too amen. oc 32 co---ns 355• yre Uc-bontf-lna Miit/ llfU" v &Qa\ u
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moMtng buettrlm ltc. In your hme/olc. L.t¥w/
Repair• 154-1934 hourty rate 87~19
CONCRETE a
3515 MASONRY 3557
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• ac,.i, • ""'nrA • 811ck, Block, S1one, Tiie lr.t0..4.., Lu ~ro Carpet Cleaner!
Honeat•Pollte·F••tl
frl•rtdly & Mature. &..n 71447 .. 2098
Cone, Petlo, Orlveway • FM.• New Citc111u • C.1 ..
Fptc, 8801. Ref. 25Vr. !RU ESTIMATE
bp. Teny ee?·T•M 7 2 2 7 4 7 8
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Fencleldectla/room add ~-------~, .. repalra. Reta f,.. Eat
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·I'm Yow Handyman-
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• Quall~ Work
N It A"CA
spades leaves much to be desired.
Pass.
Q 6 -As South, vulncruble, you
hold
•AJ 7 o K76 0 96 •KQ643
'The bidJ1nr ha) woceeded:
SOlfrH WE..'"t ~ORTH
1• Pau t o
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What do ycxi bid now?
A • If you play that your methods
require four cards to raise partner's
major-suit i;esponse, you have an
unplei!Sl1nL choice: either one no
trump without a diamond stopper, oc
two clubs on a so-so five card suiL
Jn our opinion, two hc:irt.s ts 11 stand-
out because of the n.iffing value in
diamoods.
team to be • better bridge__play· er! Subscribe oow to the Goren
Bridge Letter by Callln1 (800) 788-
1225 for information. Or write to: Go~n Bridge Letter, P.O •. Box
4410, Chicago, Ill. 60680.
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot
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TODAY'S I
t__C_R__:o_S-S_w_o_R_D___,,P_U_ZZ __ LE~.
ACROSS
1 WOtlt gang
5 Make a luflOllll
9 -Anlolnett• 14-......
15 ThMlefe•M 16 Gr•leUer
17 <:omPIY
18 OutdoOr area
• 19 SoflOI for one 20 Alphabet ar.n
21 Popular 12131
23 ~newborns
26 lntut'ed 26 WOflt. unit
• 27 Telegram
29 Sulluc tneelllflO
"IOf1 or 32 Pnmp
35 NoH'1111e
36 Mouse C0\1111'1 37 Party gweJ
38 Let 39 Olltahoml to111n
40 Sciratch 111
41 Viewed 42 Foggy
43 Meadow
.... Co\18rt ·45 c.tl oocupant
48 Poke
48 Blono 52 Olctiol'laty •
• COl'npltet
56 Alrpot1 11110
57 Actor Alben
5119911, •ri
59 Haiwuen island
80 Demeanof• 81 Triumt>-
02 T emble uar
"'£VIOUI PUZZLE S<XVEO
63 Beofnnino ~ • ~r.:t;i: 84 Large;anTieted
animalt
15 Pr•Easter
• period
DOWN
1 Kermjl's sound
2 Synagogue
lelde<
3 ConstlUC1
:=~· (I trade)
8 Sand-day-slll ll'lixturas
7 Mons1er
8 Gets hitched
9 Hlgla Sophia, for one
10 Love, In Pans
11 Aunts. uncles.
cousins. elc. I 2 Composer Stravinsky • 13 Allelltate
21 Smallguh
22 Mouseltl!e
insectlYOr•
24 Molars, etc
27 Tom.Jones' counlry
28 Compuler·
IC(HO graph!C
30 Sklt1 fealUre
31 Actrest Lam11rr • 32 Footban great
Sim ma
33 By -· from
rMmory
34 Adventures
35 Ranawa~
36 Bloody areas?
38 Put -:Nve
42 Attd:tof
44 UndennoSI
45 Some ofhc;e
WOfMfl
47 German !Mir
48 Mound
49 Throw
50 Actor Hawk• SI Cow . 52 Verne captain •
53 Norseaod
54 Data-sf~
unit
55 Malla v.alerproof
59 Fix I squeak
STUMPE;D? Call tor Ansv.ers • Touct>--or "*" "'-
•Mt sier -1-900-370..9800 ext code 500
PET
SUVICIS 3870
CUSTOM
SLIPCOVERS
Semi-retired cutter
offers 25% OFF
Matcrlal/Labor!
25 different colors , ..... ___ ..__,,..un of denims & J()l)'s
ORCO
PLUMBING
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CLEANING
7-DAYSIWU:K
Sr. f.i1iun Di!o<'OUnl
7604170
of other fabria! 35
years of quaJiry
work and
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