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1996-12-28 - Orange Coast Pilot
SPORtS Mesa girls win again . -sweep into semi,s :Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 W !New Area code could split Costa Mesa .. • N.ew 949 number~ · ... administrator and empfoyee Qt You can't just pick any n~r anyip.~~~--should span from ~a:!\~~sal~~~e;~u~~r. ., t: ~ \ ~ ~ ... ..!..~ ...... ,.'""J >,..,. ~~~· ~~rt.BijiirutrI~r·0t:h-'-"~' .... "'''--·~·~ ci":. >~~~~ ~ iyettiiUCV'oiilmiM!~Oftfil!"" r ., ~ ... U~~kJCti$farfc?acoffee \~l1fiii'K'~tr'·~1 ~.,-~·,,. -~~~~fuig tfil ~ p~-:" CG.'q .,..,ty th ~-;--h~ ~ ~~, ' YOODDO.ED'INl process. can, the California Public Util,ities New phone companies vie for es in the n. drawing. Company oun ' oug some What do you think ·City boundaries change as Commission is rationing phone four of the prefix.es and already A bad three requests and Com-towns will have two codes about the move bv I opposed to the wiring that's been numbers in the 714 area code. existing companies compete for . pany B bad two requests. So, phone cOft1plnles to in the ground for many years," Orange County will be in a the other two, but they can only three •A" poker chips and two 0.,. the.,.. code Bennett said. •jeopardy• situation until a new rely on lady luck to better their •B chips" were placed in the can. By Michelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot from ')14 to Ml? The area code switch will cov- area code is added. said PUC chances. An employee in the COIIimis-wt.about ..... -· !' er all of Newport Beach and be senior engineer Richard riSh, so The companies submit their sion's offices in San Francisco Costa Mesa is in the crossroads Calla MlliJ ,.._,.._. completely funded by the the commission is adding only six requests for a prefix, based on was blindfolded and pulled out of a plan submitted to the Califor-telecommurucations industry and new phone number prefixes per growth and need, and for every the chips. nia Public Utilities Commission to phone comparues are prohibited month. request, a white poker chip with 1Wo A chips and one B chip change the area code of the from passing the cost on to con- When a company gets a pre-their oompany's ,secret letter is was drawn so Company A got southern half of Orange Cowity. 1 thr h C M Irvin S sumers, Bennett said. fix, such as 299, it can sell all the placed in a colfee can. two prefixes and B got one. The break between 714 and oug osta esa, e, an-1 Local calls will not become 10,000 . possible phone nwnbers Last month two companies -By Michelle Terwtlleger. the new code _ 949 _ will run ta Ana and Tustin. Bruce Bennett, califomia code •SEE CODE PAGE A12 In the basement of Costa MesaClty Hall, Dane Bora works on hls high school basketball preview show. Bora acts as the camera- man, pro- ducer, d.lredor andon- camera penonallty fortbe dty sponsored CMTV. Below right: Bora conducts an · interview with Mayor Peter Buffa outside <:Uy-tt1w.-- PHOTOS BY MARC MARTIN I DAJlY PILOT A GOOD RECEPT<ION City officials say -local cable access channel has increased involvement in local government By Susa~er, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Local gadflies like Sid Soffer or Will B. King, rarely have to fend off autograph seekers, but they are among about a dozen resi- dents who have garnered name recognition from their appearances on Costa Mesa 1V Channel 62. First-time City Council- woman Heather Somers' appearances on the cable channel may have contributed in part to her recent election, city officials say. Unlike public access televi- sion, Channel 62 offers only city programming. It operates with $150,000 to $200,000 budget. Other local cable channels are Channel 61. which pro- vides live nightly news pro- gram, and Channel 3, which offers public access. Cameras were installed about nine years ago to air City Council and Planning Commission meetings live. About a year ago the channel included live coverage of the parks commission meetings. Mayor Peter Buff a , who began his term before cameras •SEE CABLE PAGE A12 Wilson aide denies more class-size cuts planned • Official in governor's office says published reports are wrong. Bergeson calls news premature. By Michelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot A senior administrative official in the gover- nor's office on Friday denied published reports that Gov. Pete Wilson was preparing next week to announce an expansion of the state's class- size reduction program to fourth-grade classes. But the official, who asked to remain anony- mous, said the governor's advisers were pushing to have the program cover four grades instead of three. Under the current class-size reduction pro- gram, school districts may opt to enroll any three grades between kindergarten and third grade into the state program and receive $650 for each child. The governor's advisers want to keep the pro- gram limited to kindergarten through third grade, but want to allow districts to expand the program for all four grades, the official said. The governor has not decided how be will expand the program, the official said. Marian Bergeson, the governor's secretary of education and a former Orange County district supervisor, said the report that Wilson would announce funding of class-size reduction for fourth-grade classes was premature and incor- rect. Newport-Mesa Supenntendent Mac Bernd said he applauded expansion of the class-size reduction program, but that he is concerned about its funding. Newport-Mesa trustees sent a letter to the governor in November requesting additional funding for the current class-size reduction pro- gram. The district has unplemented class-stze reduction for first and second grades. ·1 believe our commuruty 1s willing to make •SEE WILSON PAGE A12 r----------------, Trying to keep pate I I ' I I ' I I ' I \ I> I \ l,JXJMI ..... ( • Athletics, cheerleading and dancing are all part of the hectic life of Kristin Sitzer. • IDITOWS NOTE: This is part of an ongoing sef'les Introducing seven memben of the Clas.s of 2000. The D•lly· Pilot selected these students from a homeroom dass .t Newport Harbor High Sdlool and will follow the teens through the wonder Y"ts to their grllduatlon at the tum of the centuty. By Michelle Tef"Mlleger, Dalt Pilot 6:30 a.m. Wednesday: .KrJ.slin Sltnr'a eye.s open to her bedroom and her mind awaken.! to the day ahead ol her. 7:S5 a.m. 4:45 p.m. With one athletic practice over. KrisUn ride• with her mom. 'llsha, over to The Dance School in Westminster for jazz. tap and ballet rehearsa.l.s. 1:30 p.m. KrLsUn sits down to dinner with her thTee little sisters and her younger brother. 9:15 p.m. Alter completing her homework and hav- ing aurvtved another Wedne.sday, Krtst.ln goe1 to aleep. ·1 like my life,• said the former Diamond Bar resident who remembers how hectic things were when she had modeling auditiom in Hollywood and singing lesions. •PieJlty at time for my friendl." And despite her aln::J' busy Kbedule. Kristin Ready IOI acltool. 8he /umpe Ill Cite CGt Pool that lltOJ» by Itel Udo We home and ~her olf to NttW> pon HaibOt n:r:,. Sdtool lol •1:55a.m. lhl Would lilte to begin mod· .amg iDd llDglnv ege.in. (&ASS OF 2000 tbe ~~r!,tn ftWat.. I p.m. M-•·11 ..... 7 f d, ~ ····~::::: ........... _ .... ClH•&... • ....... ..... .... w-. .......... ... lilblrc:siilillto • ., ........ .= .. ,. Of•••..-y.blr_..,,... __ ... ~2 SATUtU>AY, DEaMIElt 2l, 1996 Get a great deal on a New Year's wardrobe G uy1 Per Donna (721-5730) is having a holi- day dress shoe sale on selected evening and dress shoes through Tuesday. Designer brands on sale include Genny, Gucd, Cole- : -T • -- -., ~ -- Haan, Pendi, Calvin Klein, Ralph Lauren, Anne Klein, and ~Afaa> ~ uarys Per Donna is located at · Fashion Island in Newport Beach. For best buys on western wear, Thleves Market (642-9949), locat- ed at niangle Square in Costa Mesa, has filed . ' greer wylder for bankruptcy and is expected to close early' Janu- ary. The store is selling its inventory at below cost. On sale are selected styles of quality western boots for men, women and children, hats, clothing, belts, and accessories. Name brands discounted include Justin, Laredo, Tony Lama, The Eldorado and Luc- chese. The CollecUon, a women's contemporary clothing and accessory store was featured on Channel 9 tele- vision -Alan Mendelson's •Best Buys• -as being a good place to find bargains. It claims to sell clothing at 50% to 80% off regular retail prices. The Collec- tion is located on Balboa Island at 332 Marine Ave. in Newport Beach. Newport Kids Upscale Resale (640-8889) sells used maternity clothing, infants and children's cloth- ing, toys, accessories, and Halloween costumes. It's located at 2527 Eastbluff Drive in Newport Beach. Newport Jewelry and Watches (642-7828) has moved to a new location at 448 E. 17th St. in Costa Mesa. It's having a sale on all watches at 20% to 30% off, and selected 14 karat and 18 karat gold and silver jewelry will be reduced 50% to 60% off. . Swee'Pea (645-9140) is having a sale on selected · merchandise and holiday decor through 6 p.m. : today, and will be closed for one week starting Sun- , day. Swee' Pea sells home accessories and garden merchandise. It's located at 1720 D. Santa Ana Ave. · in Costa Mesa. Alden'• ;.s having a sale on remnant carpets in all sizes at 50% oU. Alden's is now open Sundays. It's located at 1663 Placentia St. in Costa Mesa. • llEST MIYS appears Thursdays and Saturdays. tf"you know of a good buy, call me at 540-12.24, fax me at 646-4170, or write to me: Best Buys, Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, 92627. VOL 90, NO. 301 APPRESS ntOMAS H. JOHNSON. Our address Is 330 W. Bay St., Publisher Costa Mesa, calif. 92627. WIUIAM LOllOBJ.. Editor CORRECDONS STEV!W..MU, It Is the Pilot's policy to prompt- Managing Editor ly correct all errors of substance. IRIS YOKOI, Please call 574-4233. City Editor 10NVDODOO, rn News Editor The Newport BeacM:osta Mesa MARC MARnN. = Pilot (USPS-144-800) is Photo Editor ished Monday through Sat- flRAMOO SHAH. urday. In Newport Beach and Chief FlnaOO.I Officef Costa ~ subscriptions are /UOY OETnNG, onty .vallable by subscribing to a.tfled AdllertKing Manager The Times Orange County (800) LANA JOMNION. 252-9141. In areas outside of Promotions Newport Bead'! and Costa ~ KMGIUUilH. subscriptions to the Dally Piiot Dndor of Opemlons only are available by mail for ~...-.s. $10 per month. Second das.s Pre Prell Group Leader postage paid at Casi. Mesa. CA. HAMt ICMGMT, (Prices Include all applicable . Pr• Group Leader state and local taxe$.) POSTMAS- KIN IOU.Y, Packaging and TER: Send address dvnges to Distribution Group Leader The Newport BeaclVCosi. Mesa DaTiy Pirot. P.O. BOx 1SliO;Costa ~ CA. 92626. Copyright: No news stories, lllustratJons, edlto- rial matter or .ctvertlsement:s TEMPEltAlURES west. Expect a few Well, those wacky, herein an be reproduced wtth-Newport Beach scattered showers Irrepressible ele-out written permission of copy- right owner. 61/46 before skies beln~ ments of nature are Balboa clearing by late a er-at it again. The very HOW JO REACH US 61/46 noon. Costa Mesa same ones that can OrculatJon 65144 .TIDES combine In such a The Tlmes Orange County Corona del Mar TODAY way as to Inspire the (800) 252-9141 60/46 First low term •Kahuna• most Advertising 4:26a.m. 2.3 recently provoked Classified 642·5678 SURF FORECAST First high the exJ)res.sion Display 642-4321 LOCATION SIZE 10:21 a.m. 5.0 Editorial Wedge 1-2 w Second low ·s1op. • However, News 540-1224 Newport 1-2 w 5:32 p.m. 0.1 with some luck. the Sports 642-4330 Blackies 1-3 w Second high extremely poor junk- River Jetty 1-3 w After Midnight surf of Friday should News, Sports Fu 646-4170 CdM 1-2 w SUNDAY range frOl'n chest to E·Mall: dpilot20earthlink.net First low Maln Offb 90ATING 12:1 7 a .m. 3.8 head-high today. Business Office 642-4321 Southwest to wester· First high That depends on Business Fax 631-5902 ly winds will contJn-5:13 a.m. 2.5 receiving Intact most of the energy from l'utllllhed by ..,...,. ue througt} the day, Second low Ollfomla Community New\. increasing to 15 6:07p.m. 0.5 the swell that's com- a T1mft MltTor ~ ti.Ill knots in the after-Second high Ing In from around J9ffr9y S. Klein, Pl'esldent aod CIO noon. Wind waves 10:57 p.m. 4.5 295 degrees. And Judhtl •. Kendall, will bulld to two feet that could ensure Vice President. General MaNQ« and a foU'r foot swell WATER falr1y good surf 0 1991c.llf. ~ All~~ will come from the TEMPEltAlURE: 57 through Sunday. (jl VISIT US AT OUR NEW LOCATION ==The Tinder Box== PRJMlllM CIGAR$ • Arturo Fuente • Ashton • Avo • Davidoff • Montecrtsto • El Subllmado • La Diva • Joya de Nicaragua • Diamond Crown • Don Lino • Dunhlll • Excalibur • Fonseca • Grtfftn • H. Upmann • Macanudo • Padron • Partagas • Playboy • Punch • Santa Rosa t 20%· ii% OFF ALL ~TCHES ·~7t . . ' ...-:-' .. ~~ ~ ,,.. _ ___} ............. _. -..,, .... ~ ... ~-~ COSTA~ • 500 blodl of AntJan loulwwd: An engagement ring and wedding ring worth $2,500 were stolen from a counter top inside a bathroom wt.lie the victim was washing her hands. • 2000 blodl of tt.t. A~: Several items Including a wed- ding ring, camcorder. safe and two guns worth $8, 166 were stolen from • residence. The bedroom window was found smashed. • 100 blodl of K.lmm Drive: A front window was found smashed at a bagel shop and the business was ransadted, but nothing was stolen. • JAGO blodl of HMtMw loulewrd: A motorized cart owned • by an apartment complex was found at a residence caught In some bushes. The cart was allegedly stolen from a gated area of the apartment complex and there were no sign of PfY marks into the..'Z,":o" of the cart. • DOG of ._.. Street: A computer printer, dothes, earrings and a gym bag futl of Items valued at $1,335 were stolen from a c..r. The victim found her c.ar door open and the alarm activated. NEWPOllT llAClt •MOO blodi of Via Udo: A $1,000 computer was stolen from an office. There was no sign of forced entry. • 1JOO blodi of Klf9 Roed: Several artldei of jewelry, an alarm dodt and sewral Christmas pments valued at $5,703 were stolen from a residence. There was no.sign of forced entry. Quality Legal Services at a Reasonable Price s125/hr ATTORNEYS AT LAW BUSINESS LmCATION AND TRANSACTIONS Corporations partnenhips, mergers, acquisitions, ~y-sell agreements, contracts arid ~ollections IEAL ISTAT! .Ln'ICATION AND ~ures, easements, tide disputes, wortc-outs BTATE Pl.ANNING • Tnats, Wiiis, Probate Admin istration LEGAL -OPTIONS • AITQINIYI Al L6W (714) 760-8"5 SATURDAY, DEC£~ 28, 1996 Al A sober glimpse at some 1997 dos and don'~ Some lalllortam -and I am one ol them -believe the , flrltNewY~s • resoluUon was made by a Welshman named Glyddnbgch. · So the legend goes; Gly- ddnbgch had partaken of far too much Methegl~. sort of the 151-proof rum of its day. The carousing Welshman awakened early on the first day of 531 AD. He found himself in . a large wagon-wheel rut, his .. head pillowed by a reminder . from the oxen who pulled the cart. "Qv, sudl<·~~ G!fd ..vJr . 'mlli..-..'?Fvif. gam?'lie'vowed. - · resolving never to touch a drop of Metheglyn again. And so the trad.iUon has built over the centuries. While I • rarely make New Year's resolutions, I · have been thinking about some which might be appropriate for friends, acquaintances and complete strangers alike: • For Mac Bernd and the for a candidate for an office, you members of the Newport-Mesa can't contribute to said cand.i- Unified School District board: date. Resolve not to move into the That's all. No PACs, no spe- distl'iq's new headquarte.n until cial interests, no lobbyists every toilet in every school in (except for their own representa- the district works flawlessly. tives) no nothin' but real people. • For the same bunch explain What's that you say? There why Newport Mesa teachers wouldn't be enough money for are so poorly paid, relative to campaigns? the rest of the county districts. Simple. Shorten the cam- Then figure out a way to do the paign peri(>d.s to what is afford- right thing. able. •For Jim Edwards and Co. fred •For O.J . Resolve to k~p up Resolve n6t to build a single martl•n the good work. big guy. Keep on new multi-multi-million dollar searching and searching an'k ~~~~·8)'~ '.Ui~iiiiiiiiiiiiii ............. ; ~ I e . Of;• ... s Ckle,-aecrepit eyesore tha"'t iS Deruse and Ron. the Mesa Theater at least .gets a Crossword Puzzle. • For Supervisor Wilson. Tom, new coat of paint • For politicians here, there isn't it? Come visit your other • For the city of Newport and everywhere. When con-constituency up here in convert Beach: A resolution to do some-fronting the campaign reform El Toro country. Talk to us. Tell g about the silting problem that you have never really us how Matthew {6:24) was in the bay before it becomes a addressed, please consider this wrong: goU course. . humble suggestion as, at least, You know, when he wrote: • For the Los Angeles Times: a starting point: A simple rule •No man can serve twq masters: Resolve to downsize the posi-that says, as clearly as legally for either he will hate the one, tion of the Vice President in and legislatively possible, to wit and love the other; or else he Charge of Hiding the Saturday and whereas: If you can't vote will hold to the one and despise the other. Ye cannot serve God and IllAIDDlon. • Nor the people who see the need for another airport and those who don't. • For Jack and Mac, for the King and the Bell and all the other fast-food operators. Resolve to let us order just what we want Don't start our busi- ness transaction with your drive- through person asking if we would like a Bouncy Burger with Curly Fries and a Raisin Coke? And while you're at it, please st.ooa asking, • My.Jries with tM\l ... lf~ @t'fu~ ~ order them. • To municipal public works directors, water companies, Edi- son and the Gas Co. and all oth- er people who dig up our streets: Resolve to find a way to do your projects concurrently, not consecutively. • To the Newport Beach and Costa Mesa police departments: Resolve to launch a genuine crackdown on red-light runners, residential speeders and all those rats who don't scoop their pooches' poop. Yeah, I lqlow that's not why you became a cop. But you t.ake the good with the bad, right? •To legislators everywhere: Those blow-dry things in public rest rooms? Resolve that they be illegal. • To all journalists who write a Thursday-Saturday column for a sman daily newspaper in coastal Orange County: Resolve to come up with better material n~~X~~ at t)lis time . . ·~~'r\r8'lJeen ~ -.. ... ? ~ Another cold. Maybe a re-attaclt of the first one. Mise rable stuff. Affects the brain. ln any ~nt: Than.ks for reading thin>i.lot, thanks for reading the Fred Column. Thanks for agreeing with me, thanks for disagreeing with me. Thanks far a great year, •FRED MARTIN'S column runs every Thursday and Saturday. briefly in the news I t . : Volunteers needed to : help abate child abuse . The Exchange Club Child ·Abuse Prevention Center of : Orange County is seeking volun- ; teers to work with at-risk families : in preventing child abuse. : Volunteers will work with fam- . illes prone to child abuse, teach- : ing family parenting and commu- : nication skills. Volunteers must : attend three training sessions, 1 which will be held on Jan. 21, '.Jan. 22, and Jan 25. The center has a special need for couples, college interns and Spanish-speakers. To reserve a space or for more information, call 722-1107. Swimming offered as ·fitness regimen Orange Coast College offers a . master's swim program designed ·to promote life-long fitness. · Designed for adults ages 19 : and older, the program offers a : monthly session that meets Mon- : days through Fridays, Jan. 6-31, Feb. 3-28, March 3-31, April 1-30 and May 1-30. The registration fee is $40 for one month, $70 for two months and $99 for three. The one-hour morning work- outs begin at 6:30 a.rn. daily in OCC's gymnasium pool. To register, call 432-5880. Alumni Hall of Fame nomine~ sought nett, director of OCC's Founda- tion. OCC's address is 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa, 92628-5005. Art tour of Europe offered through OCC Orange Coast College offers an 18-day art tour/class to Europe next summer running June 23 through July 10. Titled "Art of Western Orange Coast College is Europe,· the two-unit course searching for nominations for its includes stops in France, Switzer- Alumni Hall of Fame, which hon-land , Italy.and Germany. ors former students who have It will concentrate on the arts, gone on to achieve success in a architecture, culturt:! Md history variety of fields. of Paris, Munich , Gannisch, Nominees must have enrolled Venice, Florence, Lucerne, Ver- in their first OCC classes no later 1 sallies and Rome. than 1987 and are not required to I Cost of the excursion is $3,385. be graduates in order to be eligi-The fee includes round trip trans- ble for the Hall of Fame. portation, superior hotel accom- The deadline for nominations modations, daily continental is Feb. 3 and the 15th annual breakfast, eight dinners, historical Alumni Hall of !lame Induction sites, museum fees and city sight- Ceremony is set for next Septem-seeing. ber. The registration deadline is Hall of Fame nominations March 14, 1997. For more infor- should be sent to Douglas Ben-mation, call 588-8977 . ''TRUE BLUE'S ANNUAL AFTER CHRISTMAS SALE'' DON'T MISS OUT Stai Is Friday, December 27 Doors Open at 101ooam Fashion Island 1 an llewort Center Dr. -....or1 lleaCll, CA II 171'11., DOES~ "1EIGHT LOSS PROGRAM jl D fi1 D ~o lil D ~o tit D 0 THE FOILO'WINGt Physician owned and supervised (24 hours on-call) Office visits on monthly basis (No 11ddmonal charge if .seen more often based 011 mcd1rnl need) Average fee ioduding medication s9000/month (less than •22"°/~e/1) Full refund of office visit charges if not satisfied in 3 months Free initial body fat analysis (Tan ita analyur) (SJ 5"°value) Of, &lrwrally h&a bttn ~ f-ily p...ikr pll)'T>lclu for .-n lO J'"l'S in Ounp Coullty •nd It • Mnobn IUMriaD • • Sodely of lbl\.ltrlc Ph~ .. Hr -ttw flrlt ~ In CM OC/lA ¥U to lneo<p0,.~ dw prococou puhlw-t 11....nofteOCe bJ~•I Wdnlmlb-NO l.Uniftf'Jlty of«.odwtcet) lllllng·~· •a~ to hb-ip11ou pnob ln ...-y~• • ~un. Hr -• in..lical -11en1 to~,,,,._ hi Ac>tfl l"6 t-~ t.o FDA ~IO¥al -4 illl~ of'it,dlu (dnftallunef~J in dab oo.~iy. WE'lGHT NO MORE llViM 7l4/6Sl.{)2U Temecufa 909/6,,..0848 Nt-wpon 9uch i l4(C.4S·2?30 SKI/SNOWB&ARD -TRIPS J .... • • WEDS -FRI -SUN • EVERY WEEK STARTS THA.~KSGIVING A4 ' j blindness, Kiwanis International ~ Giving the community many returns around town G IVING SOME'DllNG BACK: •1 was looking for a place to put something back into the community,• said John Welker, a 26-year-old finan- cial consultant with the Merrill Lynch Private Client Group in Newport Center, as to why he jqined the Newport-Balboa Rotary Club in October 1995. Welker, born in Lake Arrow- head, raised in Newport Beach, attended Eastbluff and Harbor View elementary schools and graduated from Corona del Mar High School in 1989. Welker graduated from USC wi\)l :s_.:~r in finance ... ~. Mr~ Western Sta w School. After graduation, Welker moved back to Eastbluff and worked with Smith Barney for two years before joining Merrill Lynch three years ago. Welker works with about 350 clients on a planning-based approach to respond to client needs and cur- rent business, tax and income issues. •Menill Lynch has a sophisti- cated community involvement program for its employees· Welker said. ·The company encourages employee participation in com- munity groups by reimbursing for part of the cost of involve- ment and by matching donations made by employees to non-profit organizations. Most of the 20 employees in the Nf!wport Cen- te9k>ffice are involved in com- munity groups such as Llttle League, the Chamber of Com- merce or a service club. "As a kid I participat8Q in the Spirit Run, baseball leaglies and a lot of community activities sponsored by various groups," he adds. ·As I transition from a kid in the area to a businessman in the area, I was looking for a place to give back to the com- munity. ·A couple of years ago, people were dragging me in different directions to do different things, I attend an Irvine chamber meet- ing, a couple of business devel- opment groups and so on. Everyone was try to sell me something, insurance or a prod- uct.• He was invited lo a meeting of the Newport-Balboa Rotary Club by member Joe Brand and felt apprehensive about attending. jim de boom Brand told him the club •was a good group of members who did some good things in the commu- nity.• That's what Welker found -an opportunity to socialize with quality people in the 70-member club and to do good things for the community. This past spring, Welker was up at 4 a.m. in the pouring rain, directing traffic around Newport Center as the Rotary Club was a co-sponsor of the annual Spirit Run. This fall Welker joined with fellow club members and donat- ed a dozen hours as the club raised money for its local chari- table activities at the California International Auto Show Charity Benefit Night in Anaheim. •The minimal amount of time I give each week is far out- weighed by the satisfaction of service• said Welker whose Rotary Club provides a $4,000 scholarship to a graduating high school senior, scholarships to local community college stu- dents, Newport Beach City Track Meet, 3,000 Arbor Day trees to local third-graders for planting, co-sponsors the Spirit and Heritage Runs and helps to send Ensign and Corona del Mar Junior High students to Japan in the summer on a three-week· exchange program. just a to name a few activities. "We accomplish a lot as a group thatl couldn't do as an individual," he added. Exchange, Kiwanis, Llons, Rotary and Soroptimist Clubs do a wide vahety of community and national -international service projects eech year. The Llons International major emphasis is preventable eye disease and ii working with UNICBP on : iodine deficiency in 1blrd World Countries, Exchange Oubs pro-•::===. DEmNY MAKING mote the Preedom Shrine and 1be Parvin lnltitµte For Peace Rotary International is working Creation offers a free seminar on for the eradication of Polio •Destiny Making,• mwlting suc- around the World. 1 cess and spiritual excellence and Membership in most of the 16 l mind-body spirit power balance, service clubs in Costa Mesa and l from 11 a.m . to 2 p.m. at 412 31st Newport Beach is open to both l St., Newport Beach. For reserva- men and women and is by invi-l tions, call 723-0405. Center presents a •New Year'• Spedat Celebration Luncheon• at noon at the Jewish Senior Center, 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. In addition to a koaher meal, the luncheon wUl include sociall~ng and music by •Joanne and Jerry.• For reser- vations, call 513-5641. breakfast will be available. Colt 11 1 $35 and siblings pay $17. For more information, call 6"-3151. • DIVOACE TAUC The Law Offices of Llsa A. tation only. The cost of service =.· HYPER PEPPY club membership varies but KIDS SLEEP OVER ranges from $400 to Sl,200 a l 'Launch Pad offers a Robot The Newport Beach Commu- Ciancio off er a seminar on •Divorce -What To Expect How To Proceed" at 6:30 p.m. at 881 , Dover Drive, Suite 300, Newport' Beach. Cost is $10. Reservations are required at 574-0866. year which includes dues, week-1 Workshop at noon for children nity Services Department otters a ly club meeting meals, district j ages 9-11 and at 3 p.m. for ages "New.Years Eve Kids Night Out• CAREER NETWORK • . 1 ,~erenc,e~endance and ·: 11-14 at 3333 Bear St., Costa for children age four through 12 St. Andrew's Presbytenan ""~ ~ a're~as'7 J"~~ ~~I> ~ble~. a_ .¥:-7;~ ~· and con~1~; Church offers a Career Network,.:, to your club. l parent an1!' .. dlild to learn~ : en.st a ~tinQ-l~.unf:}lllJ>lRYed at; You have to know someone in : assemble Hyper Peppy the mty Youth Center at Gran 7.30 Jf.ln. m1He-chapet'i!fb:sft: ... a club in order to be proposed • l robot and discover how robots are Howald Park on 5th Avenue and Andrews Road., Newport Beach. . for mfl.Dll1ership l used in the film and amusement Iris Avenue in Newport Beach. Por more information, call 574- •Ciubs look f~r prospective j industries. Cost is $30 and the Movies, popcorn, games and 2239. members who willing to donate l workshop is S6 for mem~ and their time, energy and efforts for l $8 for guests. For more informa- the benefit of the community l tion, call 546-2061. and not somebody who want to l join a. club for the sake of saying l they are a member,• said Sally l SUNDAY Lockbold, membership chair for l HYPER PEPPY the recently formed Newport l Launch Pad offers a Robot Beach Llons Club and past presi-l Workshop at noon for children dent of the Harbor-Mesa Llons : 9 11 d 3 f Club. •And we hope they will l. ages -an at p.m. or ages 11-14 at 3333 Bear St., Costa stay for a lifetime.• l Mesa. The workshop enables a "Without the service clubs and l parent and Child to learn how to other community groups th~re l assemble •Hyper .Peppy" the wouldn't be half the things l robot and discover how robots are going on in the community" l used in the film and amusement Welker said. •By joining Rotary l industries. Cost is $30 and the it's pay~ck.time for me in my j workshop is $6 for members and commumty. l $8 for guests. For more informa- SERVICE CLUB MEETINGS nus COMING WEEK: Thursday -Noon Newport Irvine Rotary Club meets at the Irvine Marriott Hotel to hea\ · craft talks. Exchange Club of Newport Harbor meets at the Shark Island Yacht Club for a business meeting. Kiwanis Club of Newport Beach-Corona del Mar meets at Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club., Happy New Year to you and your family and may one of your New Year resolutions include giving back to your community by joining a service club! • C01l911UNITY a CLU9S is published every Saturday In the Dally Pilot. FAX your service club's meeting information to 631-5851 or mail to 1743 Bayport Way, Newport Beach. 92660. l ti.on, call 546-2061. MONDAY NEW YEARS PARTY The M. Kahn Jewish Senior Rabbitt Insurance Agency Since 1957 AUI'O •HOMEOWNERS• BWE CRO~ ~ ~ -Sr;__, ~a-.,...... • ......,_ r , 631-7740 441 Old N«wpon Bml. • Newpon 8elc.lt (lQ., ..... HoopW) ~~ii~ '"iJ . ~ .... ··~ .. · Start the New Year Right Chorus Line Dance Studio 3100 East Coast Highway, Corona del Mar 1997 Introductory price for wallc-ln's -SS.00 9:15 am: Monday, Wednesday, Friday· 8:45 am: Saturday 7:00 pm: Monday, Thursday. Additional classes now forming. For more lnformaUoo call Isabel Alcom, CaUfted Ja,rmtbe lastnactor. 653-4294 1~1111 111~!11 1l11•1t111l11\•'1t t 1111 11111!1 j.;,1. ,111 . Order Now for Your New Year's Parties ....................... .+ FREE COOKIE + + World FanwUJ Oatrrual &:Win Walnu1 • .A.. with purchaae of Any Sandwich Bread .A., • Limit One Per Cu.tomer Per VL1it • .......... .................... .... ........... BALBOA. BOAT RENTALS HAPPY NEW YEAR! CHEC A:. SI Rent 1 Hr. and ~he nex~ 1/2 Hr. is FREE! Valid Mon.-Fri. Lln\lted Offer Exclude• Holiday• • WAVERUNNERS •KAYAKS • OFFSHORE RUNABOUTS • SAILBOATS • ELECTRIC BAY CRUISERS ~I Amps on Sale }' ) All Taylor Guitars on.Sale! .... _. I • a SATl:JRDAY, JAN. 4 DNORCETAUC The Law Offices of Usa A. Ciancio offer a seminar on •Do I Need Estate Planning?" at 10 a.m. at 881 Dover Drive, Suite 300, Newport Beach. Cost is $20. Reservations are required al574- 0866. MONDAY. JAN. 6 Of EERlEADfNG offers a free lecture called •Attention Defidt Disorder: The Big Picture• at 1 p.m. at 1200 Quail St., Suite tOS, Newport Beach. For more information, call 476-0991. T.UBSDAY, JAN. '1 WOMEN'S LUNOtEON The Newport Beach Christian Women's Club Luncheon will meet from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Balboa Bay Cub, 1221 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Cost is $18. To RSVP, call 760- 9616. Children from ages 6-11 may enroll in a five-week cheerleading class from 3 to 4 p.m. on Mondays at the Community Youth Center in ADO TALK Grant Howald Park in Newport Coastline Counseling Center ~ch. ~tion f~ is $35. For offers a lecture called "The Up information, call 644-3151. Side to Attention Deficit Disor- ttJA.PJ, ~ :~ir.<'°1". ~ Y~,~i. f:!>..,9 °'P·Jll.Nll ~1200 ADO TALK Quail St:~. SUfte ~'O'S, Newport Coastline Counseling Center Beach. Cost is $20. For more ~~~~Bt' ~fl&,~~ o an1care e ti) <?~ ~ L a n d s c a p e • DEGN & OONBrROOI'ION • MAINTENANCE "Gardens are our Specialty" I . 1 I J I'' I : ' ' . " ! ....... "' I' I I I ( ' 1I1 I 1 " " • : I ' 'I It I I 11 I '' ' ',] I\ I I ' 'i . I I ' 1 1 ' I I' \ ' . 11 I J, : I 8088 W. BaJIM>a Blvd., #D Bewport Beach, Ca • (714) 873-B8t8 Ull llO'l'll ...... f/6 ... $ information, call 476-0991 . RTNESS fOlt '97 The Newport Beach Public Ubrary offers a free program on "Fitness for 1997" at noon at the Friends' Meeti.J:lg Room, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. The program will focus on getting in shape through a combination of eXen::lse, nutrition and psycholo- gy. For information, call 117-3801. OTYMEmNG The Parks, Beaches and Recre- ation Commission of the Qty of Newport Beach will meet at 1 p.m. in Council Chambers at 3300 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach. For information, call 644-3151. • WBDNFSDAY, JAN. 8 !.!!'..:,.,.,.~..r.:~~~ ... ffArrT· HOURC .-~ .,f.. . The Jewish CommunityCenter ol Orange County presents the Jewish Network's Happy Hour mixer b"Oln 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Me22Anine Restawant on the cor- ner of MacArlhW' Boulevard and Fairchild in Newport Beach. Colt is $8 in advance or $10 at the door. For reservations, Can 755-<>340. MEN'S BREAKFAST The Men's Fellowship Break- fast of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church will be from 7 to 8 a.m. in Dierenfield Hall. 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. Cost is $2.50. Call 574-2239. THE ZONE A local support group m.eets tonight to discuss "The Zone,• the exciting nutrition plan developed by best selling author Dr. Bany Sears at 1 p .m. at the Barnes & Nq9J!t Bookstore ~· 'Ittangle ~a:te. ~~. Bdf'Il16r6 informati<Jn, call 613-3588. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21. 1'96 MOC AND MNGl.E The Jewish National Pund's National Puture Leedenhip Divi· sion offers its free •January Hap. PY Hour• from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Hard Rock Cafe, 451 Newport Center Ddve, Newport Beach. For reservations, call 558-8133. WRfT1NG WORKSHOP The Cotta Mesa Senior Center presents author Dorothy White who will teach a 10-week work- shop called •t.et's Talk About Writing• from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. on Wednesdays at 695 W. 19th Street, Costa Mesa. Cost is $30. For more information, call 645- 2356. Mixer on "Changes and Ch.al-' Jienges in County Govemm.nt•· from 1:15 to 8:.C5 a.m. at the a. ta Mesa Country Oub, 1701 Golt Course Drive. Cost is $10 in advance and $15 at the door. To RSVP. 51 .. -8780. MANAGING mtESS . The Newport Beach Publi<: Ubrary otters a free program on •nps for Managing Stress" at 7 p.m. in the Friends' Meeting Room at 1000 Avocado Ave. For more information, call 117-3801. LA. MARKET The Business Development Association of Orange County : offers a program discussing the ~.~·•v JAN 9 tactics to use to move into the Los A nu~l'U, • • Angeles marketplace at 11:30 • a.m. at the Wyndham Garde!\ BREAKFAST Ml)(ER Hotel, 3350 Avenue of the Arts, ~~~Mesa. Ch.ambeJ' of, ,..Costa Mesa. Fee is $40. For reser-• Comiik!rce Will'bave11s Bte6rast vation!, -dll 8Sl..5'14t: • · ... "' ,. ( 50% OFF ALL CHRISTMAS MERCHANDISE Custom Gifts & Speciality Florals ~tiques Furniture Holiday Hours Mon-Fri 10-6 •Sat 10-5 369 E 17th St., #13 714-646-6745 Westpon Square • Costa Mesa (acrou from Ralphs) A · R · M S T R 0 N G Come, sculpt a floor with us. VIOS™. The possibilities are endless. 95 on Vios •Fashion Forward Custom Applications to Express Your Individual Style •CleanSweep Plus no wax wear layer L It's never been easier to buy. new vinyl! Incredible vinyl savings off a fabulous selection of all the newest styles, colors and textures. 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The public is welcome to come and view the ongoing art gallery, which will encompass 9 t4t>' ouvsg rBUY 5 SEU USED FUANmJRE, . • TOYS 5 ACCESllOAIE8, ETC. •584 Newport Blvd. (•t Def Mer) • IWWMt .,.,, ac.uon eo.i. M.e. (714) 831·7383 , · · The Phen-Fen Diet .. I ~ . 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(WtStmlnntr 1.Acadon Al10) •• ~ a variety of style$ and will fea- ture a new artist each week. "People are welcome to come in and look at the art- work, they don't have to eat," said Sfuzzi catering manager Gayle Grable. Sunday afternoon shows will feature a display of great works that are set up on a guarded easel that is taken away at the end of the day. Schiel will borrow the master- works from art galleries. Local galleries loan the restaurant other works that are for sale. Currently on exhibit throughout the restaurant are works from Phyllis Biel, Suzanne Urquiza and Manel Anoro, and impressionist paintings from Charles Schrid- de and Chiu Weng. Sfuzzi's hours are Sunday, noon to 10 p.m.; Monday through Thursday, 11:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.; and Friday and Sat- urday from 11 :30 a.m . to 11 p.m. For more information and a listing of upcoming artists, call Lee Schiel at 548-9500. 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The companion Oreck XL Compact CanleWr le powerful ~to llfta 18-Dound bowling balf and It'• FREE• TRiANGlE SQUARE CONCERTS Free live cl.usic rock perf or· mances are scheduled from noon to 2:30 p .m. Monday through Fri· day1 from 1 to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday1 and from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday afternoons in the Town Square at ntangle Square in Costa Mesa. JIDS GYMNASTICS CAMP ... .. after hours. IDvd., 1\iangle Square in Costa Mesa. For information, call 631· 0614. STAGE 'THE NUTCRACKER' The Joffrey Ballet of Chicago, presented by the Orange County Performing Arts Center and James A. Doolittle's Southern California Theatre Association, presents its popular production of "The Nutcracker" through Sun· day at 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. The performance schedule is today at 2 iUld 8 p .m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. Tickets are $18 to $59. For information, call 740-7878. room dance at 7 p.m. today at tbe Jim.mle DePore Dance Cen- ter, 151 Kalmus Drive, Suite G· 3, Costa Mesa. Cost is $5 for members and $8 for guests. For information, call 898-1713. ADULT BAU.ROOM DANCE Pre Costa Mesa Senior Cen- ter offers adult ballroom dance on the third Friday of each month from 7:30 to 10:30 p .m . Singles and couples welcome. Uve music provided by the Ray Robb~~ombo. The cost is $5, or $4 fol"SAGE members. The Senior Center is at 695 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. Call 645-2356. SPECIAL • The Newport Beach Public , Llbrary offers a gymnastics camp for children ages 4 through 14 from 9 a.m. to noon Monday through Jan. 3 at Llncoln Ele- ~falr; 316t~Vl Dri-~ve, ctrrtfna det Mar. R~atton fee is $75 and preregistration is required.For information, call 644-3151. •u&AJ,nf ~· -'"' ROl-PAaAQ~ . -~' Y' - . •• r a -> " • _,, -;r.,,, • The Otang~ eo fy eflt;i,ti. -e-:eitf i> ~6Sta ~ ~~:..._, -- 'GOOSEBUMPS' The "Goosebumps" club meets the first and third Monday of the month at 6:30 p .m. at Barnes & Noble, 953 Newport Center Drive. For information, call 759-0982. STORY AND CRAFT HOUR From 2 to 3 p.m. every Sun- day, Barnes & Noble holds a tt,m- filled craft and story hour for children of all ages. Refresh- ments will be served. Barnes & Noble is located at 1870 Harbor Read about what's going on in your hometown. Read the Daily Pilot ing Arts Center presents the munity Services Department National Touring production of offers reserved grandstand seat- "Man of La Mancha," running ing and transportation to Pasade- Tuesday through Jan. 5 at 600 na for the Rose Parade on Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Wednesday. Tickets are $49 per The performance schedule is person and are on sale at the Tuesday through Friday at 8 Neighborhood Community Cen- p .m., Saturday at 2 and 8 p .m. ter, 1845 Park Ave., Costa Mesa. and Sunday at 2 and 7:3Q p .m. For information, call 645-8551. TicJ,ets are $19-$49.50. For infor- mation, call 556-ARTS. DANCE BALLROOM DANCE The Orange County Chapter of U.S. Amateur Ballroom Dancers Association offers ball· SAFARI BRUNCH A Safari Sunday Brunch Cruise is available aboard the 54-foot Emerald Forest Tiki docked in Balboa at the Fun Zone from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Sunday. The cost is $25.95 · per person and $15.95 for clril- dren under 12. Call 613-0240. CALL Us AT Adams & Anderson Brokers 838-111 o BALBOA BOAT RENTALS HAPPY .NEW YEAR! FIODl al of us at Balboa Boat. Rene.ls CHECK OUT OUR WINTER RATES! Rent 1 Hr. and the next 1/2 Hr. is FREE! Valid Mon.-Fri. Limited Offer Excludes Holidays • WAVERUNNERS •KAYAKS • OFFSHORE RUNABOUTS • SAILBOATS • ELECTRIC BAY CRUISERS I 673-7280 HLIOt llH 1mm c~ ~ ~dom tifW 510 E. EDGEWATER Neu to Auto Fer,ry on the Balboa Peiiliuula FARMERS MARkETS • Every Thursday there is a farmers market from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Orange County Fairgrounds. The Orange County Market Place is every Saturday and Sunday from 1 a .m. to 4 p.m. in the main fairgrounds parking lot. For information, ~ 723- 6616. • Every .Saturday there is a farmers market from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the municipal parking lot at Bayside Drive and Marguerite Avenue in Corona del Mar. ART LOCAL LANDSCAPES The Jewish Community Cen- ter of Orange County offers an exhibit through Tuesday on MONTAGUE DAWSON In conjunction with the 25th anniversary of Vallejo Maritime Gallery in Newport Beach, the Newport Harbor Nautical Muse- um will present •Montague Dawson-His Llfe and Works• through March 9 at 151 B. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Admission is free for members, $4 for guests, and $1 for chil- dren. For information, call 673- 7863. CHRISTMAS STOCKINGS Gregory Gallery presents a special exhibit featuring one-of- a-kind Christmas stockings with dogs, cats, couples, golfers and more through Tuesday at 3406 Via Lido, Newport Beach. For more information, <(all 123-0887. works inspired by local and exot-'FIRST IMPRESSlONS' ic landscapes at 250 E. Baker St., "First Impressions: The Lagu- SJNGl.EC; JEWISH SINGLES GROUPS • New Jewish Relationships allows Jewish singles to choose people they wish to date from profile albums that pictw'e and describe singles with a wide range of personal and profession- al interests. Membership fees are $40 for six months and S?O for a year, non-members of the Jewish Community Center are $10 more. For information, call 755-0340. • Tennis Ladder for Singles offers an opportunity to meet new people while improving your game. Registration fee is $18 and interested parties put their names on a list and can challenge play- ers on the list. For information, call 755-0340. • JAM, singles 21-39, holds a variety of outings and activities. For more information, call the JAMllne at 665-5048. • Jewish In Between Singles, age 35-59, offers social and cul- tural events and can be reached by calling 283-5752. SYNAGOGUE VISITS Meet. young Jewish singles and couples for Friday services in area synagogues. Vtsits take place the third Friday of every month. For information, call 755- 5555, ext. 551. CLUBS ALTA COFFEE , People who want to read their own poetry can sign up at 7 p.m . for the open reading on the sec· ond Wednesday of every month at 506 31st St., Newport Beach. For information. call 675-0233. Costa Mesa. For information, call na Beach Art Association• will be . 155-i>340·-..;,~ • 1t ~altll#)raQtl r.:foul.*YM~wnof ~ -· ... ~·~,.,..~ 1¢.~ 1 ~" _ ~....r'I'.~ (1~r..""1 .. :• • ,_ • ~ '% ~"t:oast M~G~ .... ~~'" =-~~;::!;~~.-....'""'-.;...;....;;:~~~--::....:;..:.:......~__.:..:.;...;._....:..:.::..:;__..,, WATERCOLORS through June 15. "First Impres-a18 Jolin £ 'Bfom The Newport Beach Central sions" will feature selected Cali-. • Library presents MSharing the fomia "plein air" paintings creat-cvsroM PHOrOGMPHY. L TO Planet: Watercolors and Conte," ed by the founders of the associa- an exhibit of watercolor and con-tion from the Orange County !Merr Cliristmas ~:Hap 'l{ew Year te crayon portraits from Wednes-Museum of Art. day through Jan. 31 at 1000 Avo- cado Ave. Call 117-3801. EXHIBmON Gallery Paradiso's Exhibitions presents a Claremont College Graduate Student Exhibition, MA Closer Look at One of Southern California's Vibrant Arts Institu- tions," through Jan. 8 at 1838 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. For information, call 650-3690. RUFF ELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. wt-. Yow Dolor C0\1811 M<nl 1922 HAllOt •VD .. COSTA MESA • W-1156 NAUTICAL MUSEUM The museum features the Grand Salon for special exhibi- tions; the Model Gallery, featur- ing a world-class assembly of ship models and a rotating dis- play of the museum's permanent collection in the Corridor Gallery. The museum is at 151 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For information, call 673-3377. Taxpayers who owe the IRS must read this before December 31 Don'• assume that lax policies will.be the sa me in 1997 with 1hc elcc1ion~ over. Today. 1he IRS ·~ cager 10 reduce or C\'Cn ehmtnate your delinqucnl lax hill~ Tomormw. however. the IRS may ge1 tougher. Why ri\k your paycheck or your home'' Acr now before rhc IRS acts first. Their guarantee: they have a solution for you-no mauer how much you owe You mny qualify 10 erase your tall debt' w11h an offer. or you may be ehg1hlc for a I 00% reduct111n and 1un t1•e11 knnw it. All of w Uohn, Chi«. Emil]. Melinda, Samantha and Sylas) at John L. Blom Photography wish/ou Ynur first .vtep. 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Coast Qwy., Corona del Mar 1 ·888-884-2728 or 714-24.1-4221 eoo~1 10NS ~1':\io Authorized Reseller For ' SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1996 . ,. ~;Local ·men's club makes special deliver}' for Sap.ta ":I .... , .. b.w. cook ~"4T. v ea~l'h~- Antonello, a men's club _ dedicated to helping underprivileged children, · · ed forces with Planet Hol- ood, South Coast Plaza, to e breakfast to more than ~children. .: .,For most of these young ~le -brought together for annual affair by six Orange unty children's organiza- -it was their only oppor- ty to celebrate the holiday ~on. :••Clowns and face painters ~r.)tertained, and Santa distrib- \Jted his bag of toys to the (S.8lighted young faces. Scott Qlyner, Curtis Barnes and t9bert Venezia joined Costa Mesa Chief of Police Dave "aowden in helping to make '10! holidays brighter for the ~dren. When the breakfast fils over, the men found that ~y bad an extra bounty of ~ated toys, so they brought ttae -remaining gifts to a nearby IQW-income housing project in ~ta Ana and passed out the ""s to children at their front .. .. Daily Pilot Newport Beach • Costa Mesa doors. Santa does not always wear a red suit. There were no red suits, but plenty of stylish fabric of all sorts and variety as Hago Bou honored the Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation with a · midweek holiday celebration in-store at South Coast Plaza. It was a grand re-opening just in time for Christmas, as the local crowd turned out ·to check out the new merchan- dise and make sure their holi- day support went in the direc- tion of the fOQ.ndatio~i More gifts were collected to be donated to children suffering from cancer in. this comm.~ i-.~Hi ~~~resv-:' dent of the Vl.Sionaries, a sup- port wing of the Orange Coun- ty Museum of Art, chaired a recent holiday tea benefiting the museum with panache. Bobbi Purcell, Visionaries president, was on hand at The Four Seasons Hotel, Newport Beach along with Pat Jones, Marilyn Mcintyre, Vivian Thorp, Carolyn Johnson, Betty Steele, Harriet Selna, Mary Lyom and Barbara Roberts. Charles Martin, president of the board of the art museum, and museum director Naomi Vine were also in the crowd enjoying a fashion presenta- tion by Neiman Marcus, orga- nized by new Neiman's direc- tor Kelly Cole. Models parad- ed throughout the tea wearing black catsuits adorned with the artistic jewelry <?f Barry Klesel- steln-Cord. The VlSionaries are a sup- port group of the museum ded- icated to raising funds for building expansion, education- al activities and general muse- um needs. Ml CASA MEXl(AN IHSTAUHANT Ha gone fllldngl Por ftsb tlCOs White fish served on a soft com tortilla with our "special" white sauce. cabbage. cheese. guacamole and a slice of lime. Like they serve on the coast of BAJAll Our meals are a trip to BAJA u well u MEXICOll •• ~ (714) 54M333. (714) 541-1352 ff' 615 W. 19th Street, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 , Fu 14 548-4399 ROSEY'S AUTO BODY G4U'llat /111 SIAllJ YouCANC.sE Visit Spain this Holiday Season! 4253 Martin ale Wa New ort Beach (714) 756-8194 Many turned out to celebrate the INIOD wttb needy chllclnm at Planet Hollywood at South Coast Plaza IJldndtng: (tar dilt~~~ ' Mesa Chief of Police Dave Snow- den. Middle, Scott Gaynor~~ .Jt~V~.Mo.,.;-..-w.t~ i. Kevbl soM?>I •Hercules,• Sayeth Fatbl and Garrett Greer helped celebrate the grand re-opening of Hugo Bou at South Coast Plaza. Join Us For Holiday Catering Specialists · Remefllber we cate boats ~ charters ·in your home or In our dining room ... • LUNCH • DINNER • SUNDAY BRUNCH For Resnva11oru and Dtrtclloru Call 723-0621 2S 1 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach A COURSE IN MIRACUS The Wednesday Course in Mlrade9 at Community Church, the Newport Beach Church of Religious Science is temporarily recessed. Contact the church for details. The phone number is 646- 3199. Hebrew classes meet Mondaya, Jan, 8 through March 11, from 7:30 to ~30 p.m. Pees Will be l60 for center members, $'10 for non- members, and $5 for course mate- rials. 1be center 1s located at 250 B. Baker St Phone 755-0340 for further details. JEWISH SUNDAY SCHOOL The Jewish Culture School 1s HEBREW STUDIES offering Sunday school classes Don Frenkel of Coastline Com-for children, ages 5 through mitz- vah program, as well as an adult munity College will teach four 10-seminar. The 10 a.m. to noon week Hebrew classes at the Jew-classes usually meet at the Jew- ish Community Center in Costa · h c uni c Mesa. Beginning, conversational 11 omm ty enter twice a and intennedlate Hebrew classes month, but some sessions substi- meet from 7 to 9 p.m. with tuition tute a field trip. This chapter of of $50 for center members and the Society for Humanistic Judaism sponsors an adult semi- $60 fot.nQn..rneniOen:"-IntennSdt-nar during the Sunday school ate class meets Tuesdays, Jan. 9 sessions for all its members. The through March 12; conversational center is located at 250 E. Baker DlJ!e~ >fesmes<t!Y.~·_.l'I< .... 1~ -ci ••• i~.J.ko....K~~-1: ~~-~-~\lgh?''"MM-e r-7, llJlJ ~~ ~· IU~1.u.a --.. .. ners' meets Thursdays, Jan. 1 i about the chapter and registra- tbrough March 14. Advanced tion, phone Deborah Holland at ,........,., 9--lpm Newport Pier 559-6726. OD Main St. Fresh Picked, Locally Grown Produce Honey, Nuts, Fruits, Vegetables Bread, Flowers & M9re Sponsored by the Orange County Farm Bureau 573-0374 eelelrate the Xw Year eAt The County Side Inn and Suites Award Winning 19 Bid farewell to 1996 and experience the passion of dining with a four course prix fixe dinner, party favors, champagne toast at midnight to ring in the New Year and continuous dancing in t~e award winning Le Chateau Restaurant. $50.00 per person • Serving from 8:00pm Reservations Required 714-429-9372 Ext 406 THE COUNTRYSIDE INN & SUITES • 325 BRISTOL, COSTA MESA CONGREGATIONAL © COMMUNITYCHURCH CONGREGATIONAL · lJNSTB) CHURCH Of · CHRIST To .W.V. It To C..; To C.. ls To 00. BrUCAt Van Bl1lr, Minister Sunday Worship 8:15 & 10AM Church School 9AM Adult-9:45 Childr9n Child C•r9 Provided 644-7400 611 Heliotrope Ave, Colona Del Mar EPISCOPAL SAINT =,~ruac:H ·A~1111· 119~.tl .......... ~ . ...,-"' ........ Fr. ()gyid C. And.non, Ndot' 3209Vio lido Newport lead! 714/675-0210 II 7:30 am T1adifioeiaf 9amCOI..,~ 9 am Churdt Schocil 10:'5 am ~-.; ... .,. ..... Miik: ..... and 'Nedi_, noon T RAOITIONAl r r1 1scorAr SATURDAY, OECEMIEA 28, 199' HEAIJH DAY Imtructor Janet Br08an leads People With Arthritia Can Exer- dle cJane:s from 10 to 11 a..m. every Tuesday at the Jewish Senior Center ol Orange County, 250 I!. Baker St., Costa Mesa. The dasl includes health education, Joint-protection Ups, relaxation techniques, pain-control tech.I"" Diques and socializing, Call 513- 56'1. are included. Directions: 759-port Beach {Back Bay). For infor- 0999. matioo, call 548-6900. aLUMTING WOMEN PARADIGM SHIFT The Newport Beach Baba 'i Community allows participants to hear and experience Paradigm Shift: A New Way-A New World at 7:30 p.m. every Friday ~ta pri- vate residence in Corona del Mar. Together, they explore questions such as: Can racism and prejudice be ~ated? What is the new world . .o«ter? c~~onfli~ .ba tMC>1vea~thln1f 1 tort-e1 Nie women and men equal? What's the spiritual solution to our eco- nomic problems? Music and food NEW YEAR'S RESOWTlONS The min.lsterial staff will help with resolutiom for the coming year as part of New Year Master Mind and 1reasure Mapping. It takes place from 10 a.m. to noon at New Thought Community Church, 901 Dove St., Suite 145, Newport Beach. Love offerings are accepted. Phone 646-3199 for details. SINGLES ASK THE RABBI Rabbi David Rosenberg will field questions during Singles Evening on Jan. 10 and every sec- ond Friday of the month at Tem- Q}e. ~.DI Jxewport,..aepci. .. A. ipetlmounecj sH4bbatitello~J) hour) will follow services honor- ing single people. It all takes place at 2401 Irvine Ave. in New- THE BLUEWATER GRILL FOR THE HOLIDAYS The Bluewater Grill features fresh fish and seafood grilled over mesquite charcoal, cocktails and a kJds menu In a bright, cheerful, nautical atmosphere. Reser ve now for our New Year's Eve party. PACIFIC SEMOOO lfSTAURANT I. OYSTER BAR Call for dock availability. l <.v CALL NOW FO~ RESERVATIO~S & INFORMATIOt" ~ • ~~.. 96J-4999 ·~: ~J 18633 BROOKHURST ST.· FOUNTA~~LLEY ~f ,,. ~ •/. ',,, • .."! • \ .. .. .. i1..~-;__.,,~·~;~ t;i~~,~~·';~ .. ~·.;~·~.~.,,~':'-.-''"fl!.~' ~J ';. "·~ .. ~}t. ~-'"""""'"'#\\ . .:--"\..,"·r~v .. ~lf'~-'r" .. ...,~2...,~.r ... _ ,. 1''f· , 1> METHODIST C:....Mella MISA VllDI UNITED MnHODIST OtUICH 1701 laker, C.M Worship a Church School li30 and 10:00 a.m. Dr. Richard George 979-8234 T~AGUNA United Methodist Church 21632W~Or. ~ch Su= Momlng Worsh' & Chris an Educitfon 1 RfM Ministers Davtd Beedes & Virginia Wheeler ~~~er se.vlceaA N~aNnR UNmD MITHODIST CHURCH 16~ve. 644-0745 Worship at 8:00AM & 1 O:OOAM Children SUnd~ School 1 O:OOAM Jr. & Sr. High S:OOPM COMMUNITY CHURCH 'f HARBOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH (0 ....... Cllrtll) t411 lrflll All ............ ...,... lllCll S1ndly *'*' · 11:11AM Dr. Dtnnll W. llMMt Mlnllttr 645·5781 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Fii~ CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST S303 Via Udo, .......... 673-1340 Cl 67Ul90 Cllmdl 10-...... ....,1c:M11110- w111n 1m1 ........ •sm SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST SlOO lil:ldDc Vl9w Dr, ........ leadl 644--2617 Cl 675-4661 QudaJ0-...., ....... 0_ nt , ,....._., .. u11v a 1 ia- DHARMA SOOETY Newport Beach Higashi Hon- ganji Buddhist Temple's Dharma Society presents a lecture and dis- cussion series Jan. 12, and on the second Sunday of each month at the temple, 254 Victoria St., Costa Mesa. Call 722-1202. SERMONS NEW TRADmONS Christ Church by the Sea cele- brates its New Traditiom Semce of Worship each Sunday at 9:30 a.m. Child care is available dur- ing~ .ops~~c7.J)le ~. Meth~t churCh is located at 1400 W. Balt~oa Blvd. in Newport Beach. Phone 675-6310 for details. Mntdcum, biltorlan and adl- Undine Weld.man deliven tbe Sunday presentation at Onnge Coast Unitaria.n Univenalilt Church. ·unsung NOCAIM Women: A Celebration ol Wcmm of Color• is the subject she addresses during the 10:38 LllL service. WlldlMD's career bu Jiil her to perform fdr a varietY ... .C organizations and ch~ Child ca.re and youth rellglnilpl., education will be provided duri...s;i the service. The church is k>c:a.r: in Costa Mesa at 1259 Victoria 9tt: For information, call 646-4652. ... .. FRESH OPPORTUNmES ~ The Rev. Gail Miller points thtr- way to •A New ute• this Sunday at Community Church, the New· port peach Church ol Rell~ ., Scieri """' The 1 b:-30"'\..DL .. follows meditation at 10. ~ church is located at 901 Dove St., Suite 145, in Newport Beach. calf 646-3199 for more information. PRESBYTERIAN St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Worstup :a.nd grow with us through the ~nev5 M"no. "ISHMAEL AND ISAAC: FAJTII FALTERS AND IS RENEWED" (~ncsis 16:1-17:27) ~-John A Hulfn.. Sanmb). Dcumt-28, 5:30 P~t. P'laoch"'I Sunday. Dttcmber 2Q, 8:}0 and IO:IS A.M. 600 St. Andrews Road, Newpon Beach, California (7 1~) 631 -2880 (across from Ncwpon Harbor High School a1 Irvine and I 5di.l ST. MARK PRF.sBYTERIAN CHURCH "OpenAnns and Open Minds" Worsbtp9:30 J-...et a~ 111 Newport am 644-1341 RELIGIOU~ SCIENC I SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1996 • '• '• •• .. .. I -MIOIAEL JUSTICE Speaking of his son, Issac. who was killed while riding his motorcycle. readers write Clarifica tion needed on . . occ drinkin . g . incident ' Al fter reading about the alleged drinking at the student government's .'aJce Arrowhead annual leader- wp retreat, my co-editor and I °"lt it necessary to respectfully fjontribute some corrections of factual e rrors that were made. ·: The article reported five stu- cjent leaders •are the subjects ef an investigation into alleged i.lcohol drinking" at the retreat. lbe editors of Coast Report ~elieve this to be false. Coast Report reported Dec. 1U on page one that six student t."eaders we re suspended from .~Associated Students activity "1?r three days. Five of the six .Were on t.he student govem- ~ent's execullve board. 1 The article further states all ;five students are trustees. The ·~ssociated Students is currently made up of four, and soon will je-ma de up of ~e trustee . due to resignations dunng the $emester. : The Coast Report asserts - ;while it was not reporte d -that ~nly two of those suspended 'a.re trustees. Three others are executive board members. and one held a different office :Oefore resigning . . : The executive board is made . ~ of eight students, including ~e student body president, vice president, business manager and InterClub President. The iemaining four are trustees, which make up the Associated ~tudents Board of 1Tustees. lJ5ually, the executive board jas nine members, counting the ~ual five trustees. : The Coast Report staff ~lieves reporting that all five 9USpended are trustees paints t' entire Board of Trustees ,.th the same guilty brush. Our ry said, •Six student leaders ;;including five on Orange "?:oast College's executive board • were disciplined last week." -The executive board is a ~uate entity that meets on ndays each week in closed · sion. The Board of Trustees ts in public each Wednes- y during the school year. · The Coast Report staff redates the work the Daily t did in its quest to inform community at-large about public officials . The lion's e of the story was correct, fd well-written. . While the Coast Report did t name the accused students, ding offidal confirmation, it the belief of its editors that t care must be ta.ken with most eensitive story. It 1J with the utmott sincerity deepest respect with which Report submltl these cor· , and lt II the Coa1t 't bope the PUot will con· to MrVe the community tn tame lntegi:tty-dmen man· it hU for P*IY ~ t4 •••·•171 community commentary Why is it the children know how to get along? By John Campbell Recently my wife and I attended our granddau!;l~'s ...,t>osk~K({t;lhe'~ ~:,,., Girls Club gym in east Costa Mesa. We went there to watch her play in the league for sixth graders. We not only saw a game but we witnessed a drama of pure life. Her team was comprised of seven members. There w ere twins, one Latino young man, an African American young man, a young man with not perfect legs, and two other young men and herself. As the game unfolded, each memberj>a.ssed the ball, shot the ball, and dribbled all over the cou.Jt..,for ,32 minutes ~~jWj!~ was 11Vidg tMJ9ett>er ili<l ~~-~ menting each other as they worked as a unit. Not once did I see any strate- gy to 'lot pass to the young woman, to forget -about the team member "with the imperfect legs, or the white children not includ- ing the other races in the effort to play the game. (Wow, this is dynamite.) The otheLteam was not hav- ing a good night scoring points. I N OUJl It just w,asn't their night but the coaches never let their players feel down. They kept encowag· irig their team to keep going, not to giv~w~ ~~ntinue to play fUird. ~t woAa sHoUld 1 have~seen thls game. • ~ This looked like the world that God had intended for humankjnd. What goes wrong with the adult world? Is it that we get the adult diseases? You know, the disease of greed. self- ishness, power., ego, etc. Three CHEERS for the Boys & Girls Club director, his staff, and all of the volunteer coaches who are / giving to the young people of our area the chance to experience this pure ex.ample of how life should be lived. The adults attending this event seemed to sense this mira· ;'dS-f'~.OPW.t for th"eir r~ 'te.mtbut ."1 when a player from the opposing team made a good effort they also applauded that player. My wife and I were both very pleased when ow granddaughter made a •swisher,• but the thrill of the night came lt,fter the game was over. After the coacli had the postgame meeting, the young man with the imperfect legs ran DON LEACH I DAllY Pit.OT Students of Te Winkle Elementary prep are to load a Newport-Mesa School District bus after school. losses Issac Justice Bill Olntoo, (0), The White House, 1600 ,,_w~.illi Aw .. WtlSNngton, O.C. 20500. Hodlne (6 a.m. to 2 p.m.) (202) •5'-1'11. ' ISAAC JUSTlCE The life of this young budding artist was snufied out earlier this week in an unfortunate accident. Perhaps his death will cause auto- mobile drivers to keep a watchful eye out for motorcyclists. SPACE With buses more crowded than ever, young students in the New- port-Mesa Unified School District are feeling a little cramped. And don't look for any chance to stretch out soon. District officials say buying more buses is too costly. .. gains THE NEEDY Dolls were stitched up, hot soup ladled out, turkeys carved and presents wrapped with care. Throughout Newport-Mesa the more fortunate among us once again labored hard to make sure the less fortunate were able to have a nice Christmas. LOCAL TOURISM AND FOOTBAU FANS The Ohio State Buckeyes, heading for a New Year's Day s~wdown with the No. 2 ranked Arizona State Sun Devils, camped out in Costa Mesa this week, lodging at the Westin South Coast Plaza hotel and practicing at OCC to the delight of onlookers. COSTA MESA POLICE DEPARTMENT The department's Explorer program has been successful in that it has offered youth a positive view of police work. Further, the participation of several Spanish-speaking youth could be a help in providing a bilingual addition to the department. over to his parents and hugged them with the biggest grin I have ever seen. He wasn't upset about not making a basket. not touch· ing the ball enough, or not play· ' 7<t' ' ~~ , i.D =Jftin: proud thA he was playingth.e 'U game as bard as he could For a brief few minutes we viewed a pure human expert· ence without gender, race, or dis· ability. As we left the gym. I took a last look at the team. I didn't see any color and to me, all of the legs were perfect. • .-.. CAMPIEU is a resident of Balboa . letter of the week Government support of recreation is nothing new ALS ASSOCIATION~ ccunv CHAPTa Tbe Amyotrophic Lateral Sclero- sis Aaodation, Orange County C!Mptar, needs many volunteers. For information. call the Chapter Office at 375-1922. AIJHllMa'S ASSOOATION OF <>MW COUNTY 1be Alzbehner'1 "->dation of Orange County ~ volunteers for its Vlsittng Volunteer Program; support group leaders for patients and care givers; and for the volun- teer helpline. Interested volunteers can call 283-11 H. · intensive instJuction to help taxpay- en with Federal and State income tu nltUml. The A.ARP 'Ill-Aide Program provldfll free tu prepara- tion wiltance pdmarily to older adultl ID our area. 1be program ii co-sponsored by the Internal Rev- enue Service with input from the Califomla Franchise Tax Board 'JU assistance is provided without regard to AARP membenb.ip, and 1ut year, nearly 1,000 local dt:izens received aid. Volunteers contribute at least four houn per week during the filing season. Thole interested in helping should contact local coordinator Larry White at 675- 5066 " . ' -. . ..... . . ter. For information on these and other volunteer opportunities, call Sally Canon at 261-9«6. AMEUCAN CANCER SOCJElY ltELAY fOlt UFE The American Cancer Society needs volunteers for a number of ' ~~ include: photocopying, typing, light computer work, as well as prepar-mg large mailings and other nrious de.rical duties from 9 to noon or 1 to 4, Monday through Friday. Call Teri Brown, volunteer coordinator, at 856-3555 for more information. tub. For more informlltion, contact AMEllCAN HOME HEALTH Sally Carson at 261-9«6. HOSPICE PROGRAM AMERICANS FOR RlEE CHOICE WMEDIONE Americans for Free Choice in Medidne, a non-profit educational organization founded on the idea of individual liberty and free enter- prise, is seeking office volunteers. For more information, call 645- The American Home Health Hospice Program needs volunteers to give emotional -support to termi- nally m patients and tlieir families in the greater Orange County area. lfaining is provided. For informa- tion, call 550-0800 or (800) 540- 2545. AMERK:AN CANCER SOCIETY 2622. The Orange County Region of AMERICAN RED CROSS, ORANGE the .American Cancer Society is AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION COUNTY OtA.PTER AMENCAN ASSOCIATION OF seeking office volunt~. Also, vol-· The American Heart Association · The Orange County Chapter of ~ •,73(•d~N · "~,.3 :tL.~ -~~~ .,.~ .-·~:~ ~.<&q,':IQN .. ~~ •• ~!?\~.f~~~teeRi.-to,PWfQJ'.JA~: , tbe~~~~ed .. Cfp~s.s, ~ _ v?l· . ~ New"::Voifuileel\ i4!~~ free ca.u:n0rthetinit1Sll'elplirie uitO\'.!~ · anotiS'"generitl owce dutleS"~ ·unteer& •to -a.ddie . .. 1894-1996 Four Generations 102 Years! All Room Sizes REMNANT CLEARANCE 50960FF NOW OPEN SUNDAYS from l l-4p.m. ALDEN'S CARPETS. INC. 1663 Placenlla St .. Costa Mesa 646-4838 ~~oast Thrift & Loan Association -------------------------· - 17th St. BEAUTY CENTER ·~-mustela pevonta· essential LM elements -~·. ~42-1717 CEU.EX-C- 283-D 17th Street, Costa Mesa (Next to R°") Open 7 Days: M-F 9-8 Sat. 9-7 Sun. 11-5 ·------------------------- • Homeowners • Coll for Guof9• fomify Owned & CJperafed 9et~o-i SU«)te ~atu 5'7¥~. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1996 A1'· groups about Red Cross services and to act as liais-Ons with the media in disaster and emergency situa- tions. For information, call Judy Jan. naccone, 835-5381. AMERICAN Yount SOCCER ORGANIZATION Corona del Mar AYSO Soccer Region 57 needs volunteers for 1996 soccer season registration. Parents of boys and girls ages 4 1/2 to 16 are needed for computer input. telephones, roaching, refer- eeing, equipment and purchasing. Call 640-2539. ASSISTANCE LEAGUE OF NEWPORT-MESA The Dental Health Center, Oper-. ation School Bell and Kids on the Block serve the children of the NeW]1ort-Mesa Unified School Dis- . ·~'W.t ~L~ "" • L~ ~·-· ,..-~~~~ J Newport-Mesa funds these pojecb through its Thrift and C.onligP!Mnt Shops. To volunteer in any ol tbele areas or get information on the league's nm membenbip eftlDt. leave a message for Ann Marie Alford at 645-6929.-. ASSOOATION ltENAISSANCE JJtEATOM ARC is a non-profit group in Costa Mesa that sponson and ~ ports multi-outreach community service programs, such u the homeless sanctuary. Volunteen are needed. For information, call Dr. Renee Namaste, 540-5803. BAUET PAORCA The Ballet Pacifica Guild, a volun- teer support group for Ballet Pad- fica, needs volunteers for a variety of tasks. For information, call.Mol- ly l:.~at.851rl}93().. ...., . . .• I ;!J;{~., .. ~i'>~~t.f.< r~$~ Clothes From The Wardrobes Of The · World's Best Dressed People. DECEMBER s M T W T F s 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 &J'30 31 Famous Parking Lot Party This Sunday, 9-4! Refreshments Served All D~y Drawing For $100 In Merchandise at 2 :301 r'" . 2731 East Coast Hwy. • Corona d~I Mar • 675.5553 r I SATURDAY, OEC£M9ER 28. 1996 Cameron Slndalr, 14 ... Krfs1fn Sftzer, 14 ... Balboa Peninsula . .. Udo Isle ... Loves danc- Enjoys swfing, snow-ing, singing, modeling boarding and fishing . . . and acting ... Member of Plays on the frosh/soph the freshman cheer squad water polo team and just and student congress ... joined the school's speech Choreographed dances -,~~=~tt~:f.aico · ~~ -~~=26l?.~ State, UCLA or UCSB Hopes to attend Stanford and become a lawyer. University and become a lawyer. Matt Glover, 14 .. . Newport Heights .. . Enjoys getting muddy in dirt bike racing and play· ing sports in general ... Plays on the,occer and volleyball teams ... Hopes to ~end a UC school and "'· ~ mf~tect. ,,. MUan Rousset. 14 ... Udo Isle ... Enjoys fishing' and playing water polo ... Plays on NHHS's water . polo team and is a mem- ber of the school's model UN group and speech ~!1 debate t~~· :.:-. -:..nopiS Jotattefm. llle' \;6Ut,,. -· Guard Academy and become a businessman. Alfson Arnold, 14 ... bdc Gelbeum, 1.t ... Dover Shores ... Loves Westcllff ~. Enjoys martial swimming and horseback arts, skateboarding and riding ... Will be going to camping ... Member of Washington, D.C. fc>r the school's model UN Newport Harbor's UN group and wrestling team debate group ... Plans to ... Hopes to own a martial try out(or the_Jl?![and arts studio while attend- :iWitf~.~ ~'..'.ing_~lJ)ll V<!J.AlDld. ~ attend UCSB and become become a lawyer. an elementary school teacher. 5Mr't Rontln, 1.t ... Bastslde Costa Mesa ... Loves to draw, especially cartoons ... Once won the Daily Pilot's Design-An- Ad contest ... Plays bas- ketball for the Sailors ... Hopel to attend UCSB ~~b~~ys · or usm . · ·······················································································································-······················································································································································································ CLASS CONTINUED FROM A 1 love for performing. She enrolled Kristin in dance classes at age 3. At age 7, she was taking singing lessons and at age 9 she was on the cover of Vogue Bambi.Jtl, an Italian mag- azine for teenagers. Today the slender 14-year-old competes in dance contests with -The Dance School's tea.ms. Her ·CABLE CONTINUED FROM A 1 dance instructor, Brynne Becker, said she was impressed how easily she adapted to the com- petitive team from another dance studio. "It doesn't hurt to have a beauty either," she said. Miss San Gabriel at 18 months and Miss American Beauty at age 6. In addition to the poise and confidence her activities provide her, her mom likes that "It keeps her out of trouble.• from the National Association of Telecommunications Officers and Advisors. In 1995, it earned two third place awards. But Bora says his proudest accom- were installed Jan. 18, 1988, plisbment was this year's Excel- says the local cable television lence in Government Program- thannel has made several regu-ming award. tar citizens into celebrities. "It recognizes that we have "It did produce a bunch of done a good job on everything," ,.regulars at City Council meet-Bora said. •ings looking for their 15 minutes Also, a new show called "oL fame," Buffa said. "There "Crime Stoppers" already aired" were about four to six people twice this year, but Bora said it who just appeared once th e will become another regular television signal did." program. The show will be co- . Councilman Joe Erickson produced with the Police , poles the channel brings city Department and will feature tips news home. for crime prevention. ' "It's greatly increased the "It's not like 'Cops' or any- amount of citizen involvement thing,• Bora said. "We don't do \hat goes on in Costa Mesa," he ride-alongs." said. Bora has also taken video Dane Bora, Channel 62's cameras to the streets docu- , video production programmer, menting street problems in the 1s happy when people recognize Shalimar neighborhood and him from his various appear-traffic at South Coast Plaza. _ es--<>n progrmns-it-rnn+i•.....w•r+-_.....Ja'.:,....."""'e.......,m:an .......... .-'banhlo"l .... dr, ... -r-5llfmid people are watching. Vmce Whaelen, community ser- " I am probably on the cam-vices director. era more than people want to The city's agreement with ·see me," said Bora, who started Continental Cablevision there in 1990. •Half the time by includes eight different chan- 9efault." nels that it assigns to local oou- Along with several part-time cational entities such as Orange employees, Bora, 30, produces Coast College. an entertainmenVnews maga-Buffa notes it's unlikely the zine, a high school sports show, channel will attract a huge special event and youth sports crowd. coverage and city training But a friend recently told him videos. "The Monday Night Football • This year Channel 62 game tonight was so bad, and so received two second place boring, that I actually turned on awards for its programming the City Council meeting.• But, Kristin insists, she does find time to spend time with her friends. She likes going to the movies, the beach and the mall with friends along with renting movies at their houses. Between the dancing and the socializing, Kristin said school is her No. 1 priority. CODE CONTINUED FROM A 1 long distance calls even with new area codes, he said. Another concern is that the area code does not have a zero or one in the middle unlike tradi-r-------------, tional area F. Y. I. codes and some busi- ness tele- phone sys- tems may need to be upgraded to recognize the new code, Bennett said. •1 try my hardest to do well in all my classes,• she said. She takes her perfor- mance skills with her to school where she enjoys debating and class presentations. Remembering a middle school presentation, Kristin said, ·1 taught the class how to tap dance. It was a lot of fun.• She sees teaching dance in her future along with her inter- ests from journalism to theater to law school. A large chunk of Kristin's time is spent wilh her family. Kristin's father, Mike, who works long hours at a corporate law firm in Los Angeles, teaches her how to sail on the family's yacht on weekends. Along with sharing secrets with her mom, she helps her with housekeeping, _babysitting and getting her siblings ready for school. ·1 don't know what rd do without her,• her mother said. She knows when she gets her driver's license, the freedom will also come with more responsibility. .. It will be good when I tum 16," she said. ·rube able to help my mom out.• A smiling Kristin said, •There's never a dull moment in our family with five kids." DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT A CHP oJftc:er pulls up on a scene where the driver of a Mercedes Benz escaped injury C o s t a Mesa Mayor Peter Buffa said be understood the need for the new area code and oug t that '--i,,...__wb~e::;.;;;n baa car mp over Ult north of Birch Street Just before 1 p.m. Friday on a raln- dkked Corona del Mai freeway. ce of ~ore ndii'DoOUJtcnttmibltllllRRtlw.------1~ most people would choose the new area code over being denied a phone line for their modem. · "That would be my mayor's wish that this is the largest prob- lem in 1997," he said. "I don't think there will be many people out in the street with torches." The popularity of cellular phones, modems, pagers, faxes and other telephone technology created the need to add more phone lines, said Lorann King, a Public Utilities Commission regu- latory analyst said. Youngalera Win Ce.ah In Jolly Holiday Coloring Co.nleal WILSON Board member Wendy Leece echoed his sentiment. The plan calls for a six-month grace perl¢ where callers can use either the lormer code or new code and get through and an additional three month period where callers will hear a recording informing them to use the new area code, Bennett said. 'lll8nU lo all our YOUD8 arust.s who entered the Jolly Holiday Colorifl8 Conte&~ by &>uth Coa.!t. Toyota,l&:>uth Coa.!t. Volvo and the Daily Pilot YOUfl&&era wied a vwiely of ~8 lo prod~ oolorfuJ and imaginative art.work of &nla 8lld ~ reindoer Hy~ in the~ in a Toyota automobile. The ~ 800 needed lo inc:orpornt.e the Toyota bgo ~where in the holiday picture. The oonta WM open lo xooth! in three cat.eg~ 4 lo 6, 7 lo 9 and 10 lo 12 yea.r! of age. ~t.rb were dropped off al &:>uth Coa.!t. ToyOta/&>uth Coast. Volvo localed ol 1966 Hwbor Blvd. Co!ta Mee. ·coNTINUED FROM A 1 ~' . ~crlfices to implement class-size : ,Jeduction, but at some point stu- , 4•nts and parents from other , ..grade levels are going to have 40J11ething to say about the pro- .gram's effects," Bernd said. "The governor has to really see that the funding for the (kinder- garten) through third grades is not really being adequately fund- ed," Leece said. "It's hard for us to take a serious look at third grade before we're adequately funded for capital improve- ments.• The proposal suggests the new area code be implemented in October 1997, before the 15- month waiting period that state law stipula~. Bennett said. The utilities commission will decide on the proposal next month. The overall Crn.nd ~ winner WM Zackery Crnbt.ree. 88e 10 of Co&.a MeM, who garnered &100 C8!h. rtr£ Place winner! in eaCh of the age cot.egorie8 were: BriU.any Mammano. ~ 4 of Costa ~: &lena Valdez. aae 9 of Co!1t.a Meal: wid Dai8e Jane.!. aae 11 of Corona del Mor. [ach of~ creative kkJs woo· $5() ooeh. A very_ ~al tliank you lo Oobert. MatlheYd\, general ~ ID8ll88er al &:>uth Coe&. Toyota/&>uth c.oast. Volvo for ~rwxinB the Jolly Holiday Colorins Conte&. and providifla all the fab~ ctWl prize& CMh winners can ooolacl the Deily Pilot Dromot.ioM Depertmenl for addition81 information re88fdinB the oontat. at 57 +4239. EYE·OPENER · Estancia upset, but still can go for title if Eagles can deal with Edison tonight • ~the lb.tvertng winds o( the maw-eoftl9d Nebraka plains pelluade temperatures to dip beWW S8l'Ot Jill Nelsen merely bundles \Qt with atra lay.n ol dotbing and wta OD her game face. lt'1 the face tbat got Nelsen here, 1P1ybow. The face cl a determined soooer player. The fece opponents fear. . BefOJe N~ arrived. at University of Nebraska, everyone sh~ knew from Newport Harbor High asked why she wanted to leave the CIYZ'f, sunny climate of Newport Beach for the nasty, bitter cold of Lincoln. Neb. • SEE BIG RED PAGE 82 ! . . r------------~-----------------------------------------, I I I I I I I I t I ) \ I I \ I' I I ' ) I 11 I ( I 11 " ( I I ( ) ( ) I \ I 11 I I I I l I I \\ I I " DON LEACH I DAILY Pl.OT Costa Mesa High basketball standout Koo Kim Is the Pilot's High School Athlete of the Week. •Koo Kim is the heart of Mesa girls hoops. By Bany Faulkner, Daily Pilot C hristmas came just in Ume for Costa Mesa High senior Koo Kim, who, as is often the case about 10 games into her season. was in serious need of some new knee pads. •1 can't find a pair without holes in them,• said the scrappy 5-foot-7 Mustang point guard, who nearly needed a neurologist after winding up on the horizontal end ot one ot her many on-court oollillons Thursday night. •1 blacked out.• Mk! Klxn. who thought~ stunned, fuuisecf and tci\iinting over the imminmt lOIS ol one contact lens, wu intent on staying ln the game, despite haWig to sit out until the next dead ball by rule. •lbat wu a good one," she lecalled of the blow, received WIN under her own basket while trying to take a charge midway through the first quarter. •Tue girl stepped on my quad(riceps) and kneed me in the head. I didn't know what hurt more, my leg or my eye. Then I started seeing double and all of a sudden, I was on the bench.• The Daily Pilot Athlete of the Week has spent precious little time on the bench during her four-year varsity career, logging enough playing time to become somewhat of an institution in the girls prep hoops community. "I'm bearinq a lot of stuff like 'Haven't you graduated yell' from referees and oppo81ng coaches this year," quipped Kim, who will please SCOiel of Mustang rivals by moving on next year to the Air •SEE KOO KIM PAGE 82 •SEE~FW)E.• L----~-------------------------------------------------~ , . . . r QUOTE OF THE DAY ' t) -. .. •.:t .-. • • . ~~~xr~·'m>'~c~: I' \I I \ 11 I I <, I < 1 1 \"I < I \""I< EAGLES SWEPT UP IN TORNADO ... LOSE, 54-50 • Estancia, however, keeps the upper hand for first-place berth on Monday, IF the Eagles can top Edison tonight. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot 1111()(1 '- FIUDAY'S SCORES Corona del Mar 39 Mayfair 29 Edison 46 Stockdale 40 Glendale Hoover 54 ~n. "'Pilot Estancia SO ~~1 - •Corona del Mar \ · ' ' turns up the heat with stifling defense to put Mayfair awaYi at Coast Classic;. Sea Kings tangl~ · with Esperanza today · in the finale of pool play schedule. ~ COSTA MESA -The delicate balance Estancia High basketball coach Rich. Boyce must juggle ea game 1n otae~rr lO"llJ:rt:Jtre--t-r~~rHittttu------J--+--UJl-llll..._, <lOuon._ll.li/y Pildt scales in the Eagles' favor, hit a · serious counterweight Friday night. But despite a string of setbacks for Boyce's boys, including zero points from its starting backcourt and 11 combined rebounds from its front-court starters, it took an 8-0 run in the final 2:54 by Hoover High of taendale to wrestle a 54- 50 victory away from the Daily Pilot Coast Classic hosts in the second round of pool play at Estancia. wwe really played hard, but we didn't play smart,.. said Boyce, who was quick to point to several silver linings on an otherwise rainy day for his squad, now 8-4. The foremost positive is the Eagles' opportunity to advance to the tournament's title game on Monday, if they can defeat unbeaten Pool A rival Edison tonight at 7:30. An Estancia win would match Edi- son's 2-1 record in pool play, and would give it an edge in the tie-breaking point· differential depart- ment. Currently boast- ing a plus-19 point differential, the Eagles are also in good position to edge Hoover in a similar tie- breaker. The Tornadoes own .4. minus-6 differential, meaning they would need a big-time blowout over Stockdale {today at 2:30) to overcome a vldorious Estanda squad •Normally, I'm not a proponent ol the pool-play system. but in tbil cue, it gives us a chance to still win our pool by bMUDg Bdi- IOll," 18.ld Boyce, wbo Mio bad plenty ot praise for lii*ir NMl'V8 l!van Taboada. ~boada, called law action When MIUor point ~Selwyn ~='t.tw1.~ blt bis ftrit flv• fleld-goal ........... ball of bis foul ... ........... 11:1 1ibouildi '° go wllti .... 12 pomts. "Hit 111!11• ~ • ...,. ... Gf._Moat_...wt1•1~ --...--... ..... ~ ·1-..1Mt J' Ole• Air •Ill ...,. '°play IGld. be ...... TODAY'S SCHEDULE • 2:30 -Stockdale (0-2) vs. Glendale Hoover (1-1) • 4:10 -Mayfair (0-2) vs. Trabuco Hills (1-1) • 5:50 -Corona del Mar (1 -1) vs. Esperanza (2-0) • 7:30 -Edison (2-0) vs. Estancia (1 -1) place and make good decisions.• Boyce was also thankful for the strong play of junior forward Sam Nelson. who poured in 25 points, hitting 9 of 17 from the field, all six free throws, and adding a team-high seven boards. With Nelson, Taboada and Mansell, who grabbed five boards in the first quarter before missing all but 2:03 of the final three periods, lead- ing the way, the Eagles ap:uany out- rebounded the taller, more physical Torna- does, 27-25. Hoover, however, used its physical superiority to create high-percentage shots,· which helped it remain within striking range in the see-saw affair. •Tuey physically kicked our butts,• Boyce said. •Tuey banged us around all night and we didn't respond." But it was mental miscues, more than physical deficiencies, which proved costly for the Eagles, helping Hoover overcome a s.4-46 deficit created by two laboada foul shots with 3: 11 left. After Hoover's Andrew Russel hit both ends of a one.and-one, the Eagiel were whistled for a controversial five-aecond call, which Ruael cubed in with a 12- foot Jumper to tnot the score with 2:09 rwnetntng. Hoover then~ • lol- lipop a'OIS-cowt pua ud con- ~ .. tbie odm met with 1:38 llft. IDll Bllmm •' 111 m apm ----tD ........ IMil WOWd b*fttt.1Mcm•wtp1211 dm. llaes• 11111i -_•)*GI.,_ lliOWI llild .. ..... . ! ti tlneel11pM•tD .... Jtlbllll • ._: CONTINUiD FROM 81 CdM twice led by 1" points in the third quarter, then played a successful passing game (i.e. delay) in the fourth. "I thought we played pretty. good team defense, and as the game went on, it ·didn't look like (the Mon- soons) could shoot too well ~--~-~~-c. perlmeter, • said Oms, referring to ~ , Conover M a y f a 1 r , s .j 31.5% shoot- ,. ~ 1ngrfrom the floor (12 of 38), " ·•including a dismal 22% (4 of 18) in the first half. "' · . CdM, which plays Esperanza -~ .: ~today at 5:50 p.m. in the final ::. ' · round of pool play, was also led .,_ ,' 1 -by Frieh':i's nine points and four I •· ..a5Sists. 3. •• u Scott Muckley came off the r:.. ' -bench for CdM ·· . · and con- , 1, tributed four !.' . ,, ;, .· L' Lt steals, two assists and a blocked shot. Corey Gority had seven rebounds for the Sea Kings, three offen- • , sive, in a ;~' . .,,:Muckley reserve role. t, •·.,: Conover _ · "': ;gave CdM its first 14-point lead , • ? ' in the second quarter when he · · lcissed the glass on a short jwnper ·,with 6: 17 to play, building the edge to 25-11. Shaffer and nm Thurman each had two offensive boards for CdM. - Corona del Mar 39 Mayf•lr 29 I < Score Ly~ 'Mayfair 4 7 12 6 -29 ~ Corona def Mar 9 12 14 4 -39 · Mayfair -Scott 2, Deemer 5, Miranda 5, Humphrey 5, Oraughan 4, Wafer 4, West 4. 3-pointers: Miranda 1. _ _ Fouled out: Draughan. --Corona del Mar · Shaffer 4, Friend 9, Franke 0, Thurman 4, ~ -Conover 12, Muckley 0, Garity 6, , Alshuler 4. • 3-pointers: None. Fouled out: None. DON LEACH I DAILY }'llOT Estancia Hlgb's Evan Taboada steals the ball from Hoover's Mark Hull ju.st u the Tornadoes set sail downcourt op a fast break (photo at left); above, Hoover's Andrew Russel struggles for possession against Estancla's Selwyn Mansell. EAGLES CONTINUED FROM 81 expired. Boyce said Mansell. who started the second half and quickly picked up his fifth foul, likely teamed his lesson. "Normally, I don't like to point out individu- als, because I think the team is more impor- tant," Boyce said. "But Selwyn is a very impor- tant part of our game and we can't afford to have him sitting next to me. I should have tak- en him out sooner in the first quarter, and he should have been a little more careful when he went back in. We probably both learned some-thin • . g. Glendale Hoover~ EstMela 50 5cloN by Qulll'ten Estancia • . 15 12 17 6 • SO Glendale Hoover 15 12 16 11 • 54 Estand8 ~Nelson 25, Taboada 12, caslllas 7, Simpson 6, Mansell 0, Dawkins 0, Rainey 0. 3·polnters ·Nelson 1, CasJllM 1. Fouled out· Mansell. Hoover· Hull 17, Rubio 14, Russel 12, Del Keoukian 4, Avanesslan 3, Kharatian 2, Govbvashyan 2. 3-polnters ·Hull 1, Rubio 1. Fouled out -Kharatian. spoiled compared to most Tournament. Nelsen, an All-CIF Southern time we want. We also have a "They ask why I came out I CX>NTINUED FROM 81 . kttow, so ... it's different. I've Dfver _played in negative-3 degree weather before." : After growing accustomed to Ne,braska's athletes-only dining r<)em and impressive weight f~. Nelsen is rather content witli her decision to attend school 1and of the Comhuskers. 15n't everyday, after all, that en play in front of 1,400 fans ig 12 Conference game, or s~ outographs for aspiring girls. 1 ~'°'*\l can say we're kind of • • SOCCER &M boys still alive *Marina tourney i Corona del Mar High's boys sdccer team broke through with a 2lo victory over Torrance Friday ~moon at the Marina lnvita- ti nal, sending the Sea Kings ck to Marina today for a colli- n at noon with visions of a 3 ode game, as well, dependent a victory at high noon in con- tton bracket competition. Derek Lawther's Sea Kings (3- 5~) took the measure of Torrance o the strength of a Brian Broad- d header off a Matt Hoyt assist, f<Jlowed by an insurance goal by ft>yt from a Nick Orlich assist. _1 It was Hoyt's first appearance Qtce the early part of the season an injury. Ken Browrt was credited with; en saves in the victory, which also notable by the play of s pbomore left fullback Zack • Earlier the Sea Kings had played Santiago to a scoreless tie, ~t Santiago advanced to the e.r'1 bracket by virtue of ptnalty-kicks. schools;-"-Nelsen-said. "We get--a--i.----.::."-VV4'~ere--wu:l01dog "NeJ.sen__ $ection....choke_as a~homore nutritionist to help us make sure there, because everyone out lot of help from tutors and stuff, said. "Nebraska didn't make the and senior for NewporttlH~ar~bo~r,liss~wiie~re~ge~~giEe~nfagfil=iffiilej~;-_-Ht;e;~~~ey want te liv6-H. ----1 and we don't eat cafeteria food. NCAA Tournament the year still overwhelmed by the Nelsen, an all-district Daily California," Nelsen said of her Athletes get special food in a before, and when we kept attention given to Nebraska Pilot Dream Teamer as a softball 'Husker teammates. •1 tell them special eating area (called the winning, everybody thought it athletes. pitcher last spring, was the Sea because I want~d a different Hewit). Instead of frying foods, was a fluke. When we played "The fans are unbelievable," View League's co-MVP as a experience. It's only for four they bake foods so it's healthier. against Minnesota, it was at said Nelsen, three times a first-sophomore in 1994 when she years of my life, because I'll It's good food so we can home and it was negative-3 team All-Sea. View League scored 22 goals, but a broken leg probably live in California the produce." degrees. Tuer~ was ice on the player for the Sailors, for whom early in her junior season forced rest of my life." Must have worked this field." she played three different Nelsen to miss nine of the Nelsen's scholarship is an 80% season, because Nebraska, Nelsen, who turned down positions last year (forward, Sailors' first 12 games. ride this year and next, then it typically a second-division pro-offers from UCLA, Cal Poly San midfielder and sweeper). Nelsen actually. broke her becomes a 100% scholarship her gram, went 23-1 this year. The Luis Obispo and University of "The weight room is tibia twice in the same place, junior and senior yea.rs. Cornhuskers produced a trip to San Diego, was one of four amazing," she added,. "During but recovered quickly enough to The deal also appears to be the NCAA Final Eight, losing to freshmen who came off the the spring, we lift four times a compete in the league campaign worth it for Nebraska, which is Portland, 1-0. They had defeated bench for the Comhuskers. She week and we have our own and earn first-team all-league in now among the nation's best and Minnesota and Duke in the first had six assists and two goals this trainer for girls soccer. It's 1995. Last year, she once again should be solid for three more two rounds of the NCAA season. awesome, and we can use it any led Newport in goals and assists. seasons. KOO KIM CONTINUED FROM 81 Force Preparatory School, en route to becoming a student-athlete at the Air Force Academy. "I've been at Costa Mesa since the seventh grade, so I started feeling like I should be graduating when I was a sophomore,,. said the two-time All-Newport-Mesa District selection, who is averaging 16.6 points and has already made two all-tourney teams for Coach Shontel Sherwood's Mustangs (9-3 heading into today's action). Scoring, however, is merely the most obvious aspect of Kim's well-rounded skills, which allowed her to record a pair of triple-doubles in a recent four-day span, just missing the elusive quadruple-double by two assists in a Dec. 18 triumph over Mira Costa.. Kim began last week with a career-high 31-point ettort against Western Dec. 16, co~ecting on 14 of 21 field-goal attempts, including a trio of three-pointers. 'IWo cfays later, lhe collected 14 points, 11 reboundl, 10 steals and eight usiltl in a 20-point triwnpb over Mira Costa. She bad 14 poiotl, seven boerdl and six uliltl in Seturday's win over Laguna Beach and came bedt Monday to amaa 15 pomtl, 10 rel>oundl and 10 Ulllta tn a lopllded will over PUgrtm. •1 guess my role ii to do a little bit of everything KOO KIWI for our team," said the Mustangs' captain, who helped coach some of her ~::.\ te tes when they were coming up the junior high ranks at Mesa. "She's pretty much doing it all tot us right now," Sherwood said. •Her defense has improved tremendously, she's looking up the fioor and distributing the ball to her teammates better, and she hasn't bad a charging foul yet this year." Despite all her ability and aa:olades, Kim is still not above stress-testing her equipment, including the>1e threadbare knee pads. •If she gets a couple fouls early, we try to ~et her to bt:s le11 aggressive, but she really only plaf! at one lp88d.," Sherwood Mid. I'm JUlt competitive,• uplained Kim, whose ph}'lical ltyle, and aeative inside &bot-making, took root at age 7, when she played on a teem with boys one year older. She lti1l hone1 her game by playing pick.up games with men. •When I'm In the supermarket, I want to beat someone to the line. And when I,.. a loose ball. I do whatever I have to to get it," Klm Mid. 111 think dMng for a lOOle ball ii the kind ol play tbat can ftre up my tea!D!Mt191. I don't know bow many plln of knee pads rve 1 goeiethtough.· > -• ..,..,1 . . ... Sailors nm ~to Marina machine, fwt 66-52 i MUSTANGS •Tars sparkle a gainst a sterling Viking quintet. By Ric.hard Dunn, Dailt Pilot The Sailors twice led in the tluee-pointen by quarter's end to third quarter by ftve pomts, the gtve the Vikings tbetr eight·point last coming with 2:19 on the dock cuahion. Emde, beaded for South- wben Colleen Eadie sank a pair em Califomla College next year, ol free throws to give· the 1lln a also netted a trey in the first. ~3~ edge. But the Sailon came back. In Marina. with one ol the belt fact, they outlcored the Vikings, HUNTINGTON BEACH -point guards in the county (Natal· 12-0, to start the second quarter. Rarely does a coach feel good ie Nakue) along with one of the Breanna Badorek (22 points) after a loss. But Newport Harbor best shooters (Marisa Emde), scored on a lafbp with 2:59 left to High girls basketball coach Bob used tough full-court pressure to give the Tars their first lead, 25- Dukus applauded bis squad's build a 23-15 lead after one quar· 23. eliort Friday night in the quarter· ter. Marina missed its first nine finals of the Marina·Register "This is the type of game we field-goal attempts in the second Tournament. want to see night in and night quarter as Newport Harbor built a "It was a good battle, and it out,• said Dulrus, whose team will four-point lead. But Nakase hit a was a gaJJ)e I enjoyed coaching," face East High of Anchorage, buzzer-beating three-pointer to Dukus said after host Marina Alaska, today at 5 p.m. in the put Marina on top, 32-31, by the defeated the Sailors, 66·52. fifth-place semifinals. intermission. . Tb~ugh Marina (9-1) is ranked The Tars committed five ~ ~!! ~~~)¢. ~¥.: ~. ·. ~~ Cc)\IJ!lY~1 ~~~~ relay106-~d9(~Eame' bOr {t;:?f gave the Vlliliigs a minutes as Marina built a 7-2 (17 points, seven boards and four nm for their money. lead. Nakase (17 points) had two assists), got the lead in the third quarter when Eadie 1a>red on a~ CONTINUED FROM 81 putbeck. Tbe Sallon led. -41..36, : •• ___.i eur n .. ~t.. will be when Cayton made a free throw. : ""vu.,&. • n e UUUA it a lot Badorek also had 12 rebounds in : like the El Toro game, which was the game : our toughest game of the season. ~ outscored the Sailon, : •'Ibey beat us with an ~ 15-2, from 1:55 in the thiJd qu.ar-: three at the buzzer and we re ler to 5·39 in the fourth to assume : pumping them up for the same · : type of game.• a 53-45 edge. lt was enough : The Mustangs opened a 30-22 momentum to carry the VJ.kin.gs : lead at the half on the strength of ~res:_ 'U1e way. HMtMw 52 : 12 Peyton points, but the game • ._.. ~ : turned for good in the third quar- Newport Hart>or 15 16 12 9 -52 : ter. Marina 23 9 14 20 -66 : "They had been scoring inside Nft•ort ttertaor • Badorelt ii. the first half so we switched from Eadie 17, Cayton 7, Talley s. Glover o. man-to-man to a zone to st.art the 0 1 .. + ..,_... Dunne 0, Pa.ul 1, Urban 0, Ross O. third quarter," Sherwood said. ,... -, 3-polnten. None. "Th didn' • i.. th . , 3 • "'"• Par'lt vs. North Tornnce , Fouled out Eadie. • ey t seem to m~e e : 4:40 -Don Lugo vs.. ~ : : Mwlnli -Nakase 17 Sortino 2 • ad Just -, 6:20 ~~~ • ~?~~US....l ~ :--' ~ ~'f':J~.,. \ . :-:_::~ Rent 4, Lewis 2, Mojica 4. : M o n -• • 1 : 3-polnters: Nakase 3, Emde 1. • "------------------.-------:--' • Fouled out None. • "I knew I had a lot,• she said : : grinning following the game. Sailors boys trounce Rhode Island hosts, 71-43 i riguez , who had 10 points in the first half, fin- ished with 12 for the game. She a 1 s o pulled •we weren't really mnning ~ offense in the first half, but we played good defense in the ~ ond quarter. Things got better on offense in the third." 1 The game was close in ti.e opening nine minutes with May- fair tying the score at 14-all on~ first bucket of the second ~· NEWPORT, R.I. - Host Rogers High School threw out a welcome mat for Newport Harbor High's boys basketball team with a fanfare Friday night, to the tune of keys to the dty and two radio stations for the occasion, and the Sailors hap- pily accepted one and all. a.S well as a 71-43 victory over the hosts in the first round of an eight-team tournament, which continues with a duel with Windsor of Con· necticut (7-2) in t~night's 9 p.m. championship semifinal nightcap. Matt Jameson and Peter Cun- ningham scored 15 and 12 points, respectively, for Harbor, and Dan- ny Pulido contributed eight . points, nine rebounds and seven assists as the Sailors improved to 6-4 overall. Newport HMtMw 71 RogenO Newport HllrtMw -Cunnlngthm 12. Jameson 1~. Kenney 4 Pulido 8, Archbold 9, Galber 5, Ruelas 2. Robinson 5, Hearlson 4, Thissen 3, Celley 2, Limon 4. 3-pointers: Cunningham 2. Jameson 1, Pulido 1, Archbold 1, Robinson 1. Fouled out: none. ltogen · Bogle 4, Goodrum 8, Kozlara 4, Sliva 9, Butler 3, Hawkins 4, Roberts 11. 3-polnters: none. Fouled out: Sliva. Halftime: Newport Harbor. 37-28. Ramhaym lifts occ SAN JOSE -HOOPS Arlyn Ra.mbayon sank the front end of a one-on- one Friday to give the Orange Coast College women's basket- ball team a 62-61 victory over American River in the first round of the San Jose Tournament. American River had the ball in the closing seconds with the game tied 61-all. A last-second shot bounced off the rim and Rambayon grabbed the rebound and was fouled with no time left on the clock. The 5-foot.S, fresh- man guard sank the first free throw and the referees waved off her second attempt. The Pirates (12-3) will play San Mateo in a second-round game today at 5 p.m. Dianne Pulido led all scorers in the game with 28 points. lrad Nuamura scored 15. occ 62. Amertcmt lttver 61 Amertain Rhw-Robinson 9, Garcia 2, Chatterley 6, Marvin 2, Hernandez 2. Downing 10, Weaver 18, Wynn 10, Thornberry 2. 3-pt. goals: Chattetley 2. Onnge Coast -Pulido 28, Nakamura 15, Loshak 4, Nakase 7, Ovitt 2. Rambayon 3, Grey 3. 3-pt. goals: Nakamura 3, Nakase 1. Fouled out: none. Halftime -American River, 30-25. PUBLIC NOTICES Mesa boys win, 56-48 ANAHEIM - Costa Mesa High's boys basketball team, keyed by the 5-for-7 performance by Tuan Do from three·point range for ts points, swept to a 56-48 victory over St. Albert High of Canada at the Canyon Invitational Friday afternoon. The victory sends Cos· ta Mesa into today's 1:20 p.m. consolation semifinals match. CANYON TOUltNAMIENT (consollrtion ............. ) Cost.a MeM 55. St. Albert 41 St. Albert 11 14 13 10 -48 Costa Mesa 19 17 10 10 · 56 Costa MeM -Chaisson 16, Do 1 s. Leahy 3, Sou 7, Payne 3, Dickerson 4, Rk e 8. Fouled out none. Eagles fall, 64-50 HOOrt HUNTINGTON BEACH The Estancia High girls basketball team rolled to a seven-point first. quarter lead Friday, but had to watch as Rosary battled back for a 64-50 win in the second round of the Marina·R~~ter Tournament. ROAry M. Estllnda 50 Rosary 10 12 26 16 -64 Estancia 17 5 12 16 • 50 EsWtda • Blade. 24, Deming 4, Rodriguez 16, Stapleton 6. 3-pt. goals: Rodriguez 2. Fouled out: none. . . Heat wins Classic title ~ . CARLSBAD Greg Perrine scored both goals SOCCBll. ~ Chantel Peyton in the Heat's 2• 1 victory over : Temecula to take the championship : game in this past weekend's Ugbt-: nlng Holiday Classic. The Heat, : from the South Coast Soccer Club, : beat Temecula in the opening : game of the tournament, .2-0 on : goals by Scott Wade and Louis Day. : ln the semis, Danny Krikorian : opened the scoring while Perrine put in the game-winner. Louis Day, in goal, made the play of the tour- nament by stopping a penalty kick late in the game. OCC men fall. 97-85 SAN DIEGO HOOPS . Adrian Reyes bad a : game-high 34 points Friday, but it : wasn't enougb as the Orange Coast : College men's basketball team : dropped a 97-85 decision to Cuesta : in the opening round of the San : Diego Mesa Tournament Cuesta : improved to 12-4; OCC fell to 6-8. : c.u.ta '7, 0nnge Coast as : ar_... eo.t · A. Reyes 34, C. Reyes 7, Fracalosy 26, Robinson 2, Curtis 9, Novak 3, Hiil 1, Downs 3. 3-pt goals: A. Reyes 3, Fracalosy 2, Curtis 1, Novak 1, C. Reyes 1. Fouled out: C. Reyes. Robinson. Halftime -Cuest.1. 39-37. down a game-high 12 rebounds, but wasn't the force she had been in the opening half. Leading 35-26 with 3:5l left in the quarter, the Mustangs went on a 13-v run that lasted into the first minute of the final quarter to push the margin to 48-26. Peyton had eight points during the run on two 15-foot jumpers, a seven- foot turnaround and a layup. •This is the fourth game in a row she's been playing this way,• Sherwood said. ·we've been working with her to be more con- sistent and she's been doing it all. "She's realizing that she's playing against their tallest play- er and they' re usually slower than she is. She's starting to see the light" Peyton also finished with a team-high seven rebounds. May- fair (6-5) tried three different defenders on her, but never found the right combination. Senior guard Koo Kim also reached double figures with 10 points, but her most impressive stat was her seven steals. She had four in the second quarter alone. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBUC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICB 01' PU•&.IC HU..INO BY THB RllDEV!LOP· MENT AOINCY OF THE CITY 0, COST4·MIU ,UBLIC NOTICE · FlcUtloua llualneaa N..,. Statement The following perlOnl lie doing business u : Croft Ottshore, 1830 Pine St., Cemet~. Mortuary STARTING &.aQAL NOTICI NOTICIOP PUBLIC IA&.I 0, MANDOfflD Ht.nlingtQn S..Ch, CalilOI· ,.. .......... • C19mat""' n1a. CA 92648 ..,._ ~' Don a.co Croft, 1830 Pine 3500 P1lclftc View 0rtw St .. Huntington Beach, Call-Newport a.ct'I fomla 92648 ~ • 1 .. -=-=·= .. -=·='===i-trL------~-Nr:E' ~= =· V9ntura, CaJ.11 PIEia ..... Thia bualne11 la con-El mAIWAY ducted by: an Individual M.......,. ••.u * Ch•"'-' Have you started doing ..,. ·~ T •-...... business yet? Yta, 01.01· Cntination 82 Dono. Cron 110 !~~!Y This atatement waa flltd Co • .:a Mes... wtlh the County Clerk 01 Mt-.e1eo Orange County on 11·2M16Yill•-----•I 19H3702844 Dally Piiot Dec:. 21 , 28,1-------- 1996, Jan. 4, 11, 1997 fft I S.S92 VI ... PUBLIC NOTICE 'C ml ... 0 o~ ~ ... 0 ~ .... Q)~ .... L. as o .., ~ ~s .. The Legal Departmmt at the Daily Pilot is pleased to annou.nct a new smJia notu available to new businesses. Freshman Kalena Jacksoil. who scored eight points on ~e ' night, canned one of her two three-pointers at the 6:53 mark ~o put the Mustangs up to stay, 1r- 14. Junior Kelly Chapin also fin- ished with eight points. -The third quarter was ~e key,• Sherwood said. "I'd~ to see us start playing like that-earli- er, but I guess it's OK as long as we have those kinds of third · quarters.• ' Tonight's game with Capo V41- ley will be a reunion of sorts wbt Jenny Jennings, who play d junior high ball with several M - tang players, takes the court fur the Cougars. The finals are set for 8 p .m. on Monday. CmtaMeASS Milyf* 34 Sclol'9 by Quwten Mayfair 12 10 4 8 · 34 Costa Mesa 14 16 14 11 · 55 Mmyfllir ·Williams 6, Tobin 10, Samson 4, Nlcklebeny 2. Rodriguez 1 ~. 3-pt. goals: none. Fouled out: none. c.on. ~ -Chapin 8, Jackson 8, Daniels O, Watanabe s. Collett o. Powers 2. Kim 10, Seikeldjian o. Peyton 22. 3-pt. goals: Kim 2. Jackson 2, · ' Watanabe 1. Fouled out: none. CD ('.. co It) PltrJse slop by top yourfiaitious busWsr SlltRmml Ill tht lMUJ Pilot, 330 w. &y ~ Carta Mesa. lf 1"" 01111t01 slop bJ pW. aJJ us 111(114)642.:4321 llwi we will m4M 41'1rmgonmtl for""' "'hllw& this proaJuw by mtlil. I . C\I q- CD . -"' 0 I • . . CONTINUED FROM 11 CdM tw1oe led by 1.-points in the-third quarter, then played a succeuful puling game (i.e. delay) in the fourth. "l thought we played pretty good team defense, and as the game went on, it didn't look like (the Mon- \~'9?,l, .~~ from the perimeter,• said Orris, referring to ... • Mayfair's -' 31.5% shoot- '· ' 'lng from the floor (12 of 38), ,.. · •including a dismal 22% (4 of 18) in the first half. ~ • Cd.M, which plays Esperanza ·-!today at 5:50 p.m. in the final •. ' ·.round of pool play, was also led ~;'•·by Friend's nine points and four I • "8Ssists. Scott u "' Muckley came off the bench for CdM and con- tributed four steals, two assists and a blocked shot. Corey Gority had seven rebounds for the Sea Kings, three often- • • sive, in a . · ' 'Muckley reserve role. r;1 JHf.J r. •. .. Con o v e r _ · : ,;gave CdM its first 14-point lead , · in the second quarter when he · 1cissed the glass on a short jumper , , ',with 6: 17 to play, building the edge to 25-11. Shaffer and Tim Thurman each had two offensive boards for CdM. Corona del Mw 39 Mayfair 29 ' • Score &y ~ 'Mayfair 4 . 7 12 6 -29 ~,Corona def Mar 9 12 14 4 -39 Mayfair • Scott 2, Deemer 5, . Miranda 5, Humphrey 5, Draughan 4, Wafer 4, West 4. 3-pointers: Miranda 1. • • Fouled out: Draughan. --Coronli del Mllr -Shaffer 4, , Friend 9, Franke 0, Thurman 4, • -Conover 12, Muckley 0, Gorlty 6, f Alshuler 4. 3-pointers: None. Fouled out: None. spoiled compared to most DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Estancia Hlgh's Evan Taboada steals the ball from 'Hoover's Mark Hull Just as the Tornadoes set sail downcourt on a fast break (photo at left); above, Hoover's Andrew Russel struggles for possession against Estanda's Selwyn Mansell. EAGLES CONTINUED FROM 81 expired. Boyce said Mansell, who started the second half and quickly picked up his fifth foul, likely ieamed his lesson. "Normally, I don't like to point out individu- als, because I th.ink the team is more impor- tant," Boyce said. "But Selwyn is a very impor- tant part of our game and we can't afford to have him sitting next to me. I should have tak- en him out sooner in the first quarter, and he should have been a little more careful when he went back in. We probably both learned some- thing." Glendale Hoowr St. Estm1da 50 Sc:oreby~ Estancia 15 12 17 6 • 50 Glendale Hoover 15 12 16 11 • 54 Estancia -Nelson 25, Taboada 12, Casillas 7, Simpson 6, Mansell 0, Dawkins 0, Rainey 0. 3-polnters ·Nelson 1, Casillas 1. Fouled out · Mansell. Hocwer -Hull 17, Rubio 14, Russel 12, Del Keoukian 4, Avanesslan 3, Kharatlan 2, Govbvashyan 2. 3-pointen ·Hull 1, Rubio 1. Fouled out · Kharatlan . . Nelsen, an All-CIF Sou1b.em_._,..~Wf!.Yla..ui..._.:Lc;.J~..u..i.J;UJ~--+---'..USC~~.n.1l1-Ju.lllunUL1.u_ ___ -1 -schools," Nelsen-sai . e a e were un er ogs, e en ection oice as a sophomore nutritionist to help us make sure there, because everyone out there says they want to live in California," Nelsen said of her 'Husker teammates. "I tell them because I wanted a different experience. It's only for four years of my life, because I'll probably live in California the rest of my life." I CX>NTINUED FROM 81 ' • 1¢ow, so ... it's different. I've n~ver _played in negative-3 degree weather before." : After growing accustomed to Ne,braska's athletes-only dining r4em and impressive weight f~, Nelsen is rather content witli her decision to attend school the land of the Cornhuskers. isn't everyday, after all, that men play in front of 1,400 fans :Sig 12 Conference game, or s~ outographs for aspiring girls. 1 ·"':~u can say we're kind of • ' ~-boys still alive i4t-Marina tourney ~Corona del Mar High's boys cer team broke through with a victory over Torrance Friday emoon at the Marina Invita- tipnal, sending the Sea Kings ck to Marina today for a colli- n at noon with visions of a 3 ock game, as well, dependent 1 a victory at high noon in con- lation bracket competition. Derek Lawther's Sea Kings (3- 5~) took the measure of Torrance o the strength of a Brian Broad- d header otl a Matt Hoyt assist, ~owed by an insurance goal by 1yt from a Nick Orlich assist. ft was Hoyt's first appearance dice the early part of the seuon ran injury. Ken Browrt was credited with; en saves in the victory, which also notable by the play of • phomore left fullback Zack T lot of help from tutors and stuff, and we don't eat cafeteria food. Athletes get special food in a special eating area (called the Hewit). Instead of frying foods, they bake foods so it's healthier. It's good food so we can produce." Must have worked this season, because Nebraska, typically a second-division pro- gram, went 23-1 this year. The C<?mhuskers produced a trip to the NCAA Final Eight, losing to Portland, 1-0. They had defeated Minnesota and Duke in the first two rounds of the NCAA said. "Nebraska didn't make the NCAA Tournament the year before, and when we kept winning, everybody thought it was a fluke. When we played against Minnesota, it was at home and it was negative-3 degrees. There was ice on the field." and senior for Newport Harbor, is we're getting the right protein." still overwhelmed by the Nelsen, an all-district Daily attention given to Nebraska Pilot Dream Teamer as a softball athletes. pitcher last spring, was the Sea "The fans are unbelievable," View League's co-MVP as a said Nelsen, three times a first-sophomore in 1994 when she team AU-Sea View League scored 22 goals, but a broken leg player for the Sailors, for whom early in her junior season forced she played three different Nelsen to miss nine of the Nelsen, who turned down offers from UCLA, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo and University of San Diego, was one of four freshmen who came off the bench for the Cornhuskers. She had six assists and two goals this season. positions last year (forward, Sailors' first 12 games. midfielder and sweeper). Nelsen actually. broke her "The weight room is tibia twice in the same place, amazing,• she added. "During but recovered quickly enough to the spring, we lift four times a compete in the league campaign week and we have our own and earn first-team all-league in trainer for girls soccer. It's 1995. Last year, she once again awesome, and we can use it any led Newport in goals and assists. KOO KIM CONTINUED FROM 81 Force Preparatory School, en route to becoming a stude11t-athlete at the Air Force Academy. "I've been at Costa Mesa since the seventh grade, so I started feeling like I should be graduating when I was a sophomore," said the two-time All-Newport-Mesa District selection, who is averaging 16.6 points and has already made two all-tourney teams for Coach Sbontel Sherwood's Mustangs (9-3 heeding into today's action). Scoring1 however, is merely the most obvious aspect of Kim's well-rounded skills, which allowed her to record a pair of triple-doubles in a recent four-day span, just missing the elusive quadruple-double by two assists in a Dec. 18 triumph over Mira Costa. Kim began last week with a career-high 31-point effort against Western Dr. 16, oonnect:ing on 1.-of 21 field-goal attempts, including a trlo of tbree-poiDten. 1\vo <la~ later, 1be collected 1.-points, 11 reboundl, 10 steals and eight aaim in a 2()..potnt triumph over Mira Costa. She bad 14 pomts, seven boudl and m umta In Saturday'I win over Laguna Reach and came~ M~y to unau 15 pomtl, 10 rebounds and 10 Ulllta ln a loplided win a.. ~ ... rny role II to ~"'a little bit of everything KOO KIWI for our team," said the Mustangs' captain, who helped coach some of her current teammates when they were coming up the junior high ranks at Mesa. "She's pretty much doing it all foi us right n,ow,• Sherwood said. "Her defense has improved tremendously, she's looking up the floor and distributing the ball to her teammates better, and she hasn't had a charging foul yet this year." Despite all her ability and ea:olades, Kim is still not above stress-testing her equipment, including thOle threadbare knee pads. "If lhe gets a couple fouls early, we try to ~et her to be lea aggrentve, but she really only Piaf! at one speed," Sherwood Mid. I Ult competitive,• explained Kim, whose ph style, and aeattve lDlide lhot·making, too root at age 1, when lhe played on a team with boys one year older, Sbe ltill bones her game by playing pick-up gama1 with men. "When I'm In the 1Upermerket,· I want to beet someone to the line. And when 1 ... a 100le bell. J do wbatev91' J have to to get lt. • KbD Mid. •1 think divtng for a looee bell ii the kind ol play that cu ftre up my t•mmetet. I dan't know bow many pain of knee pids rve goeie through .• Nelsen's scholarship is an 80% ride this year and next, then it becomes a 100% scholarship her junior and senior years. The deal also appears to be worth it for Nebraska, which is now among the nation's best and should be solid for three more seasons . ;: --"'" . ' . Sailors nm into Marina 1nachine, fall, 66-52 MUSTANGS •Tars sparkle against a sterling Viking quintet. By RJdwd Dunn. Daftt Pilot HUNTINGTON BEACH - Rarely does a coach feel good after a loss. But Newport Harbor High girls basketball coach Bob Dukus applauded bis squad's effort Friday night in the quarter- finals of the Marina-Register Tournament. • •Jt was a good battle, and it was a game I enjoyed coaching," Dukus said ~er host Marina defeated the Sailors, 66-52. :u·~~~~~~~~.'Y= Harbor (6-5) gave the Vi.kings a run for their money. The Sailors twice led in the th1rd quarter by five pomtl, the last coming with 2: 19 OD the dock when Colleen Eadie laDk a pair ot free throws to give the 'Thn a -'J..38 edge. Malina, with one ol the belt point guards in the county (Natal- ie Nakue) along with one of the best sllooters (Martsa Emde), used tough full-court pressure to build a 23-15 lead after one quar- ter. •This is.the type of game we want to see night in and night out," said Dukus, whose team will face East High of Anchorage, Ala.ska, today at '5 p .m. in the fifth-place semifinals. The .... Tars-couunitted-fiv turnovers' in tb8 .gunL's 8rst three minutes as Marina built a 7-2 lead Nakase (17 points) had two three-pointers by quarters eod to give the Wdngl tbelr eight-point culhlon. Emde, heeded for South· em California College next yee.r, alJo netted a trey in the first But the SaDon came back. In fact, they outscored the VUdngs, 12-0, to start the second quarter. Breanna Badorek (22 points) scored on a layup with 2:59 left to give the Tars their first lead. 25- 23. Marina missed its first nine field-goal attempts in the second quarter as Newport Harbor built a tour-J>:<>int lead. But Naka.se hit a buzzer-beating three-pointer to put Marina on top, 32-31, by the intermission. N~wp<>.i:l Hargor, led by M.E. Clayt~b (it reboUncls11~'Eadle~ (17 points, seven boards and four assists), got the lead in the third quarter when Eadie scored on a : CONTINUED FROM 81 putbeck. The Sa.Don led, -'1..J6, : wood. w ....... ._ will when Cayton made a free throw. : • e UUllA. lt be a lot Badorek also bad 12 rebounds in : like the El Toro game, which wu the • our toughest game ol the sea.son. game. : •The "---• ....ffa. NBA Marina outscored the Sailon, : Y ..,._. us ...,...,.. an 15-2, from l :55 in the third quar-: three _ ~ the buzzer and we're \er to 5:39 in the fourth to assume : pumpiJ;ltJ them up for the same a 53--'5 edge. It was eno~gb ~ ~~ C:gs opened 8 30•22 momentum to carry the Vikings : lead at the half on the strength of ~ uie way. tt.bor 52 : 12 Peyton points, but the game Sclol9 ~ : turned for good in the third quar- Newport Harbor 15 16 12 9 -52 : ter. Marina 23 9 14 20 -66 : "They had been scoring inside Nenpon Hllrtlor' -Badorek 22. the first half so we switched from Eadie 17, Oayton 7, Talley 5. Glo'llef' o. man-to-man to a zone to start the Dunne 0, P~ul 1, Urban 0, Ross 0. third quarter,• Sherwood said. 3-polnten. None. "Th ...a'dn't --t...J th Fouled out: Eadie. ey \il seem to IUG.Lot: e Mllrtnll -Nakase 17, Sortino 2. a d j u s t - ~~'to~~--·,~~·: n 4. 3-polnters: Nakase 3, Emde 1. soon cen- Fouled out None. t e r .... .,.. •• th C..a '•• ... a • 'a.m.. -Sdur .. 0.. .. 10:JO -Pftts MH ibws WL ~ Noon • 51..0 VI. s--Nlh I 1:30 p.m •• Tustin vs. Slliamo Oau;I ul$ ...... 3 -VIiia P..t w. North Ton.nee .. • I 4:40 -Don Lugo vs. M.yfalr •• 6:20. \Nes'tmlnftef vs. San a.me.• . ' 8 . ~-~VJ. ~alley t-L --------~--~-~--~~-~ Sailors boys trounce Rhode Isla.nd hosts, 71-43 Stephanie R o d - riguez, who had 10 points in the first half, fin- ished with 12 for the game. She a 1 s o pulled "I knew I had a lot," she said : grinning following the game. , ·we weren't really running d:ae : offense in the first half, but wf!T • played good defense in the ~ ond quarter. Things got better ~n . offense in the third• The game was close in tile opening nine minutes with May- fair tying the score at 14-all on ~e • first bucket of the second quarter. NEWPORT, R.I. -QO Host R~ers High School threw out a welcome mat for Newport Harbor High's boys basketball team with a fanfare Friday night, to the tune of keys to the city and two radio stations for the occasion, and the Sailors hap- pily accepted one and all. as well as a 71-43 victory over the hosts in the first round of an eight-team tournament, which continues with a duel with Windsor of Con- necticut (7-2) in to.night's 9 p.m. championship semifinal nightcap. Matt Jameson and Peter Cun- ningham scored 15 and 12 points, respectively, for Harbor, and Dan- ny Pulido contributed eight . points, nine rebounds and seven assists as the Sailors improved to 6-4 overall. ~~71 Newport HwtMw-Cunnlngthm 12, Jameson 15, Kenney 2, Pulido 8, Archbold 9, Gaiber 5, Ruelas 2. Robinson 5, Hearlsoo 4, Thissen 3, c.elley 2, Limon 4. 3-pointers: Cunningham 2, Jameson 1, Pulido 1, Archbold 1, Robinson 1. Fouled out: none. Rogers -Bogle 4, Goodrum 8, Koziara 4, Sliva 9, Butler 3, Hawkins 4, Roberts 11. 3·polnters: none. Fouled out: Sliva. Halftime: Newport Harbor. 37-28. PUBLIC NOTICES Ramhaym lifts occ SAN JOSE -H Arlyn RAmbayon sank the front end of a one-on- one Friday to give the Orange Coast College women's basket- ball team a 62-61 victory over American River in the first round of the San Jose Tournament. American River bad the ball in the closing seconds with the game tied 61-all. A last-second shot bounced off the rim and Rambayon grabbed the rebound and was fouled with no time left on the clock. The 5-foot-8, fresh- man guard sank the first free throw and the referees waved off her second attempt. The Pirates (12-3) will play.San Mateo in a second-round game today at 5 p.m. Dianne Pulido led all scorers in the game with 28 points. 1Iad Nakamura scored 15. occ 62. A....w... River 61 Americ.lln lthrer -Robinson 9, Garcia 2, Chatterley 6, Marvin 2, Hernandez 2. Downing 10, Weaver 18, Wynn 10, Thornberry 2. 3-pt. goals: Chatterley 2. OrMge CoMt -Pulido 28, Nakamura 15, l.oshak 4, Nakase 7, Ovitt 2. Rambayoo 3, Grey 3. 3-pt. goals: Nakamura 3, Nakase 1. Fouled out: none. Halftime -American River, 30.25. Mesa boys win, 56-48 ANAHEIM - Costa Mesa High's HOC:.S boys basketball team, keyed by the 5-for-7 performance by Tuan Do from three-point range for t.5 points, swept to a 56-48 victory over St. Albert High of Canada at the Canyon Invitational Friday afternoon. The victory sends Cos- ta Mesa into today's 1:20 p.m. consolation semifinals match. CANYON TOURNAMENT (CIONOlatlon ... flt .... ) Cotta Meslt 56. St. Albert 48 St. Albert 11 14 13 10 -48 Costa Mesa 19 17 10 10 -56 Cost. Mesi! -Chaisson 16, Do 15, Leahy 3, Sou 7, Payne 3, Dickerson 4, Rice 8. Fouled out none. Eagles·fall, 64-50 HUNTINGTON HOOJil BEACH The Estancia High girls basketball team rolled to a seven-point first- quarter lead Friday, but had to watch as Rosaiy battled back for a 64-50 win in the second round of the Marina-Register Tournament. ~"' Est.Mda 50 Rosary 10 12 26 16 -64 Estancia 17 5 12 16 -SO EstMda -Blade 24, Deming 4, Rodriguez 16, Stapleton 6. 3-pt. goals: Rodriguez 2. Fouled out.: none. . Heat wins Classic title ; CARLSBAD : Greg Perrine SOCCIR. ! Chantel Peyton scored both goals in the Heat's 2:.1 victory over : Temecula to take the championship : game in this past weekend's Light-: ning Holiday Classic. The Heat, : from the South Coast Soccer Club, : beat Temecula in the opening ! game of the tournament, .2-0 on : goals by Scott Wade and Louis Day. : In the semis, Danny Krikorian ! opened the scoring while Perrine : put in the game-winner. Louis Day. : in goal, made the play of the tour-: nament by stopping a penalty kick : late in the game. • OCC m en fWL 97-85 SAN DIEGO -HOOPS Adrian Reyes had a • game-high 34 points Friday, but it : wasn't enough as the Orange Coast : College men's basketball team : dropped a 97-85 decision to Cuesta : in the opening round of the San : Diego Mesa Tournament. Cuesta : improved to 12-4; OCC fell to 6-8. : cu.ta 17, Oninge Coelt 15 Onnge eo.st -A. Reyes 34, C. Reyes 7, Fracalosy 26, Robinson 2, Curtis 9, Novak 3, Hiii 1, Downs 3. 3-pt goals: A. Reyes 3, Fn!Olosy 2, Curtis 1, Novak 1, C. Reyes 1. Fouled out: C. Reyes. Robinson. Halftime -Cuesta, 39-37. down a game-high 12 rebounds, but wasn't the force she had been in the opening half. Leading 35-26 with 3:51 left in the quarter, the Mustangs went on a 13-u run that lasted into the first minute of the final quarter to push the margin to 48-26. Peyton ha.d eight points during the run on two 15-foot jumpers, a seven- foot turnaround and a layup. •This· is the fourth game in a row she's been playing this way,• Sherwood said. "We've been working with her to be more con- sistent and she's been doing it all. "She's realizing that she's playing against their tallest play- er and they're usually slower than she is. She's starting to see the light. .. Peyton also finished with a team-high seven rebounds. May- fair (6-5) tried three different defenders on her, but never found the right combination. Senior guard Koo Kim also reached double figures with 10 points, but her most Impressive stat was her seven steals. She had four in the second quarter alone. 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DEALS • ON REAL CARS -= ·v . ,. .... Iii . , :-- t • . . •' .... ....... ... .... \ # ... .... . .. .. .. ~ .. ~ .,, .. . ... ~ . . ""l . . ... "' '- r NO MONEY DOWN. _flNANCING llWLE BAD .CREDIT NO CREDIT NO PROB SOUTH COAST TOYOTA ANNOUNCES OUR YEAR ·END CLEARANCE SALE! 24 MONTHS! • tu. 24 month dDeed encl IMM $3.170 00 cap r~lon + llrll pml, llrst yr tic S 125 00 HCUt1ly cleoolll. Tocal of pymta $2.571 12 Rffldual velue $14,035 14 M S AP $17,279.00 12,000 mlleslyr 10c/mlle eltCell On app<ovec:t Cfedlt 24 MONTHS! + tu. 24 month CloMd end INN $3,000 cap reduollon + llnll pml. llrll yr lie S.C:Urlly dtpoelt S200 00 TOCal ol pymts $4.381 ea. rellduel value $17.278 70 M.S A P $20,432 20 12.000 mlles/yr 1 Oc/mlte H CHI 0n •pp<Olled credit Model.12532 14175 14176 14281 14479 14473 14476 14481 14423 14485 96 96 96 94 96 96 96 94 95 ·•• ••o PRIZM Toyota Toyota Toyota Toyota Toyota Toyota Toyota Toyota Toyoca Camry LE 4 Dr CamryLE4 Dr Corolla Wg DX CUmyLECP~ Tucel DX 4 Dr. TucdDX4Dr. RAV4 Auto 4 Dr. + tax. 24 mor)lh dDeed end ..... $2,800 00 cap reduction + llrll pmt, Int yr lie S 150.00 HCUt1ly deoollt Total of pym1t S3.363.04. Residual velue $11,317 Ge. M.S.R P SHI, 1~.00. 12.000 miln/Vr 10clmlte excess. On •ppr011ed credit. Model'7113 + .... 24 montl) dDeed end ...... $4,000 00 cap rwduction + llrlt pmC. ,.,... yr lie. Secultlv depollt $225.00. Tocal of $5,149"4. Aetidu.I velue $111.588.811. M S.R P. $24,958.00. 12,000 ~ 10c/lnlte ··-· On ~eel C!9dlt 735914 SAVE 354776 SAVE 106364 SAVE 448091 SAVE 120591 SAVE 121864 ' $11,948 004597 SAVE 4RUNNER Auto 4x4 134113 SAVE 4RUNNER Auto 4x4 075741 1 92 TOYOTA 1 91 SAA• 9001 AT. AC. P S, PS. ate..a CAllJIY LI AT.~ PS. PB~, CC AT, AC. PS, PB, PW, POL, caee , , POl.(A M ltel'90 -· •unioof, (007703) etef90 CleM 0009429) IM!hef, alloye (500594&) • • -- '97 TERCELS SUPU TURaO AT, AC, PS, PS, Ult, CO, PW, POL, AM/FM elereo c:ue, co. •lloy9 (130390) • 4 24 MONTHS ! + ID, 24 month dDeed end IMM $3,000 cep r9dldon • Int pmt,' llrat r. lie 1100.00 MCUrily ~ Toca°' pymts S2.0G2 32. R..rciu.l value $9, 118 03 M.8.R P $12,610.00 12,000milet/YI 10C/mile excess. On llPPfoved credit 36 MONTHS! + l&ll, 3e -cloeed end ..... $5.225.00 cap r9ductlon • flrlt pmt, first yr tic $32S 00 MCUflly ~ TOl&I of pymt1 S 11,820 44., RMidual Y•loe $22, 119.88. M.S.R.P. $34,5412 12.000 milH/yf 10c/mlle HCHI On approved credit PER MO +TAX ~~"'--- 1 91 TOYOTA •95 ...... QUiii 8XI CILICA AT, AC, PS, P8, tllt, ~~~'1;..~ eteNO C&N, llll0)'9 (040054) -· (eons&) • .. THIS WEEK'S HOT PROPERTIES • DECEMBER 28-JANUARY 3 \ti "I\ \I Hl>I s Co~ta Mesa Cover. .. Metro Rea(ty 2. Map 3. Ellis Realty Group 4. Elli.a Realty Group 5. Balboa Island Realty 6. Fred San4s Newport Properties 7. Fred Sands Newport Properties 8. Star Real Estate 9. Star Real Estate 10. Cover Story U . Promontory Point 13. Coast Newport Properties 14. Mortgage btes · 15. Homes of the Week Open House Guide 16. Coldwell Banker t t t' It t f i f f I I • t • • • t , I ••I I If I I '• It•'• , HARBOR VIEW BEAUTY Located in a beautiful neighborhood, this 4br, 2.5ba home includes gounnet's kitchen, tile floors, fireplace, plantation shutters, large yard. Comm. pool. Laraine & Eric Shaw FROM THE HILLTOP Wonderful & spacious 3Br, 2Ba home with recreation room, cozt fire- place, high ceilings, Enormous windows overlook Bay and mountains. Gisela Burmeister $689,900 Code 70217 HARBOR LIGHTS & OCEAN VIEWS Stunning 2Br, 2Ba penthouse with custom kitchen & baths. Community pool & spa. Quiet location. $177,500 Mary Ann McGuire Code 71587 ........ NEWpoRT Buch Offic1 6.W,6200 JJC ; n ....... Wn I M , PENiNsulA Offic1 121 .. 1120 ................ · PRESTIGIOUS PENINSULA POINT View the Bay by day, and city lights by night! This 4Br, 4Ba home features floorplan for entertaining, 2 decks with patio, 3 car garage. Jo King $769,000 Code 75027 SEAWIND TOWNHOME ON THE COURSE Walk to beach from this immaculate 2 story condo. Vaulted oeil-Great 2Br, 28a condo right oo Big Garryoo golf course. ings, great living room with fireplace. Patio, pool, spa & garage. Rreplace, tranQul views. & P™1te garage. Gib Walker $188,850 Code 75107 COMPLEX ON THE BEACH Walk to the beach from this community on the sand. Lovely 2Br, 2Ba condo with access to pool, sauna, gym & clubhouse. Sassy Luby Code 70017 STYLISH MANOR Excellent European-style 4BR, 3.5BA home with leaded glass windows & doors, 4 fireplaces, tile floors. Great patio with fireplace. Perfect for entertaining. Bob Coluccio $790,000 BAI BOA ISLAND TREASURE A gorgeous 4Br, 3.SBa, cus- tom home with European ftalr and exceptional decor. Cozy fireplaces, finished wood, Plantation shutters, 2 master suites with bal- conies, kitchen with bar. Great patios. Bert & Marian Reedy $780,000 Code 71ti07 Code71967 Jim Heydorff $219,000 Code 75137 ST. LAURENT BEAUTY Views galore of the ocean & Catalina from this wonder-ful 4BR, 3BA home. largest floorplan with fireplace, plush carpet, best location in gated community. Motivated seller. Ann, Ted & Suzanne Code 72167 DOVER SHORES SPLENDOUR Exquisite baytront estate with dock features, 3Br, -3a.....,.J>onus room, hand- somely crafted decor • enclosed entertainment patio. All this and moun- tain views! Kent McNaughton $999,999 Code 71417 COUNTRY CHARM French doors look out on beautiful pool & lush yard of this trul)' expansive 4BR, 2BA home. Near Back Bay & equestnan trails. Dana Black & LouAnn Rittey $309,000 Code 71937 { L11PJnme.-_.. SAlly SlliplEy SENiOR MARkETiNG CoNsulTANT N EWpORT BEAClt OfficE 2J CoapoRATE PIAu Sum 190 . 644..-62c;IO 644..-6J7J ExT. 1142 2121 ALTA VISTA . SJtt,000 OPEN SAT/SUN This fAbulous siNGIE IEVEI E.Aslbtuff 1-toME hAs A PANORAMIC view of CATAIJNA, BAck BAy, MOUNTAINS AN<f ciTy llGJ<rs. AMENiTIEs iNclude FAENctt dooAS, rile eNJRY, SMOOTh ccili~, AECESSEd l~Ts, J)IANTATi<>N shun£RS, AiR CONdiTi<>NEd ~d MORE. You MU5T SEE This EXCEplioNAl ~El REduad ANd REA(ty TO SElll TltANk You foR A SuccEssful 1996. I look foRWARd TO WORkiNG wiTlt you iN 1997! HAVE A HAppy, HEALTlty & PROSPEROUS . ~07 AVENIDA LUCIA $299,000 tOI CHESTNUT PLACE S57f,OOO OPE~ SUN SpAciOU5 '8R ENd UNir OVeRlookiNG A lush GReENbdT. SECl.Udcd & S~ 58R/}BA ~RTEd TO 'BR+ IAitGE dEl'C I\ [~1ly NEW YEAR!. QUiET IOCAriON NEAR pARks & shops. OwNeR hAS buN TRANSfE:RAEd. ROOM. FdRt1NCH ~ .& WJNOOws, TEXT\JREd wAI~ ANd CEI iNGSi RE:dUCEd HBRINC OFFER"! R£C::ESSE lktf:m & culiNG IANS. OJl-dr-sAc IOCATION whit RGE . . . PfllVATE YARO. DAN.A BlAck 729--8296 Lo1JANNE RirrEy 717--4207 WE Wish To ThAN.k ouR CliENTs, fAMily & FRiENds f~R MAkiNG 1996 A SUCCESS. All TltE BEST To You iN 1997! .••• 't ..... ... " .. BARRiNGTON 644 ... 6J7J EXT 146 644 .. 04~2 RES. GATED COMMUNITT IMMAculArE }BR + 0£N, JBA TOWNl-toME. ExpANsiVE view of The l 81'"4 FAiRWAy. foaMAI diNiNG ROOM. PlrivATE Pool. $7~9,000 RESORT STYLE UYINC DicksoN 644--6J7J ' BE:dllOOMS, 2 l>Arlis, VAubE:d aill~, TWO CAil ATIACkd GA~, low ASSOdATioN duE:S. ExallENT IOCArloN. WAlk ro pool, ~ AN<J TE:NNis club. 1226,900 ' . . ' We List It! We sell It! Call Us For Results! Tranquil Views • 1..Br-lt t Ba condo • • Prestigious Area • Comm. Pool &t Spa • Seauity Building • Large Bayside Patio $279,000 Call Vidor Yack @673-8700 Uve In One, Rent TheOtherl $759,000 Call Retsy Boyd @ 673-8700 SuperSharp Villa Balboa • Great2 Br & 2BathCondo • Ceramlc Tiie Floors •Recessed Lighting • Extra Large Patio $189,000 Call Walter Mitwll @588-3083 Oullllanding JbqpJin • Super nrp 2 BR It 21eC.ondo •C... 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Newer Paint • Newer Kitchen Appliances & More! $174,900 Call Walter Mitchell @ 647-5925 Newport Beach A View From The Top • 2 Br, 2Ba Penthouse Condo 1n Lido • Sped4KU}ar Bay &t Ocean Views • Boat Slip Available $559,000 Call Victor Yack @673-8700 Beauli£ul Sea Faire Bay View $305,000 Call Anrutte Warner @648-5555 Darling Balboa Ialand Cottage • 2 Story, 4 Br &t 2 Ba • Oose To South Bay • Remodeled Kitchen • Family Room Opens to Courtyard $639,000 Call Betsy Boyd @673-8700 • Ocelll\ • C..talina Sulwet V'.ews • Elctni Den/Olfior • Colgeou9 Interior Oemr $279,000 I ' Newport Prope ..........m.Y OW.. a OlllUTD featuring fine properties from condos to·castles ~~~4111Ul969 PICTURESQUE CHANNEL Watch the boats sail by In the Newport Channel, mjoy the warm sunsets end Otten views from tJils private home la Corona Del Mar. 2 seperate wings wlC. center~~ $3,495,000 MSO Walk to the quaint Lido VIUage trom dlb elqant home with peek-a-boo harbor views and special custom features Including hardwood and marble noors. Lease oe_t!on available. $750,000 VSO estate, the F '»111!8Jlliza1tion has a position of d confidence viding superior ,. ice to South~m , ali ornia since 1969 ... ... a reputation earned by consistently honoring ____ ___. ... e basfu_valnes..o!i--_~~~ MIX& MATCH S.) Ill ol-lotsor lllly-i.c _..~ .. .,... JW •~a.-ID suit )OUr llffds. $495,000 • $595,000 SJ2, JJ, 49 LAROE EXECUTIVE POOL HOME F.xcellent •lllut for this J600 sq.A. "-wttli 4BR. JBA, boaus room, stoat nreplett. Prlvatt yard trftll pool le~ m ncdlmt ntlgllbottlood. eau to 1tt todAy. $379,000 K6 ARCH BUCH H•IGHTS A Laguna Be9Cb ........ lnftlkWOWlled ... ...._ ...._ doM lo park with Joatna tn8, &eMll com1I, ,..,.. If Cllil toct.y. •ae,ooo B9 integrity, <ljljgence, and alo Ourpeopk are the difference les associates are lected for their for information on these and other http://www.zow.con>/coastal prope.rtl•• LISTEN TO THE WAY•S Prtmr locltlM •ta. 1m11'1t41t• .. tita.1111t ""* '1acllel ill lipM. f""'1 !k,...... ftftl A ltW ..... ._ 11111 .. I ' I 'r ul 1111!! ~..-...._...... $114,000 C31 It t t t •I''•''' Enjoy dramatic panoramic views of the . Newport Channel entrance from this front row home in Cameo Shores. Crashing waves highlight outstanding rock formations and unbelievable sunsets with Catalina as a backdrop. This "California Contemporary" home offers.4 or 5 bedrooms, and a 4.5 bath floorplan within tWo separate wings. This home also features a center courtyard, patio, spa, workshop and a 4 car garage. $3,495,000 A MUST SEE!! Gated oceanfront estate in the heart of Laguna Beach. A well built, well designed home of incomparable quality in "Lagunita." 4 bedroom & exercise room (could be 5th bedroom), 5% bath, game room, wine cellar, security system, jacuzzi, sauna, private boat mooring. All major rooms have ocean views! $3,899,000 SELLER . MO'l'IVATED! ·' BALBOA ISLAND Seller ~~ ~~tk ~~~/ I l $ocated in the premier faQ\ily neighborhood of Harbor View Homes in Newport Beach, this traditional custom home has been rebuilt from the ground up. Perfect for entertaining, this spacious home features formal living and dining rooms, family room that opens to a gourmet kitchen (with 48" Sub .. Zero, top of the line appliances, European tile and granite). The 3 700 sq. ft. home features 4 ~drooms each with private bath plus office/exercise room. The expansive master suite has a sitting area and fireplace, as well as an impressive marble bath and dressing area. The secondary bedrooms are exceptionally large with vaulted ceilings and walk .. in closets. On an extra large com er lot, this h ome has great curb appeal. Professionally decorated, this is a must see home. This sensational custom rebuilt home is offered at $975,000 by Darece Quinlan of Metro Realty. Home of the year selected by the Orange Coast Association of Realtors The Laguna Beach home is constructed with fire retardant materials . I A Laguna Beach residence that was the July recipient of the Orange Coast Association of Realtors Pride of the Community award has been selected as "home of the year" by the organization's design committee. According to Patricia R. Moore, RCE. CAE. executive vice president of the associati on. the home wa'i ~elected from the previous monthly honorees for its overall exceptional design. Owned by Mel Lewis. M.D., the contemporary-style residence features an aesthetic interior/exterior constructed entirely from fire retardant materials. "Each month the association honors a home with the Pride of the Community award because it beautifies a particular Orange County neighborhood through its exceptional interior. exterior and/or landscaping design," Moore said. "Selecting an overall winner from the many honorees wa'i a difficult task for the design committee. Dr. Lewis' home The Laguna Beach home chosen as •home of the year"' by the Orange Coast Association of Reallors has a unique history in that it was recently rebuilt after having been destroyed in the Laguna fires three years ago. The design proved especially interesting because the unique fire retardant design clements that were incorporated were both functional and aesthetically pleasing." Situated on a ridge overlooking the Laguna Canyon and Pacific Ocean, the home, which was designed by Thomas Burger & Associates in Newport Beach, boasts a metal roof with wide ovcrtw.gs, stainless steel garage doors on dual garages flanking the entry, a custom- desigoed steel balcony, an interior steel staircase and deck railings made of metal. Gallery windows filter soft lighting and help to heat the large home. In addition, warm accents and interior furnishings were chosen to highlight the owner's extensive contemporary art collection and help to soften the bard- cdge angular look of the industrial fire resistant materials. · .. Receiving the borne of lhc year award from the Orange Coast Association of Realtors is an overwhelming honor," Lewis said ... Earning the initial Pride of Community Award was gratifying and this is just the icing on the cate." Established in 1929, the Orange Coast Association of Realtors is comprised of nearly l,500 real estate professionals n:presenting 642 real estate brokerages throughout Newport Beach and the surrounding communities. The association provides its members with a wide range of support services including n:gular communication designed to inform them about modifications and impending changes in the industry, lcgislatjve support, DRE-approved . seminars and computer courses and access to multiple listings as well u reference material. Jlaos. UeunnH "'~,"' tlN 1991 PriM of IM ~ 11Wanl """ • 10 by ""'""" "' color ~of tlN tw•P*'fJ ""'•-"' "'• 01'IWr ~ ..... , """'-' 11114 ,,,._ nulftber lo: PrlM of du Co-MitJ, clo Oru1• Coat ttuocidolt of._.,.,, 6'01 N.,,,, N"""°" aw. Nntporl S..11, CA I~. F• _.. ..,..... ... """('11') '122-2300. ·. .. • 3 8:45 a.m., Affiliate meeting 4 8:45 a.m .. GPA Committee meeting 9 a .m. -noon, Ethics 1 p.m. -4 p.m., Agency 6 10 a .m. - 2 p.m., Brokers Preview MLS Book dellver'f Hanukkah 9 9 o.m., MLS Committee meeting 10 2 p.rn. -4 p.m .. Take the Mystery out of Buying a Computer 11 8:30 a.m .. Installation Breakfast 9'a.m. -noon. Foreclosure 1 -4 p.m., Paper Troll 2 -4 p.m., Internet class . 12 9 a.m .. Grlevanc~ Committee meeting 2 -4 p.m., COMPASS Inner class 13 10 a .m. -2 p.m., Brokers Preview 18 9 a.m. -noon, Probate 1 -4 p.m., Appraisal 2 -4 p.m .. Take the Mystery out of Buying a Computer 20 l O a .m. -2 p.m .. Brokers Preview 21 Winter begins 24 Association office closed 25 Christmas Day Association office closed 27 l O a .m. -2 p.m., Brokers Preview 31 New Year's Eve ... Donna Jacobson <Tlie real estnte stnff of tlie 'Daily 'Pilot woulJ Li~ to express our appreciation to tlie many advertisers wlio expressed tlieir condolences over the 1oss of our beloved colleague, 'Donna Jacobson. --~----~--~~~------~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~ How to contact-your real estate • representatives --.......... --~~--~_.;;...,...._:.,___~~-:- Kip tblCOC:k ad¥ertising soles nipren ntalives We would lite your comment.a. qaelliom or sugellions f~ material you Would lib to lee in the· Daily Pilot Real &tale leClioa, ~abed evay Salurday. If~ -illlieraWd in ldvertiaina in our~ CODlllct Illa •••• llliwelltip Hmaooct .a (714) 5'4-42AT or JaDel VIDCJIAd 11 (714) ,, ..... 1Wr fu ...... ii (714) 631-6594. If you wouJd like to submit mUeriah for publication or you have an interesting story idea. contact Julie Viker. real estate editor Ill (71'4) 574- 4'.M2, fu (714) 6S0-4802. To reach DI by mail: o.iJy Pilot Re.I &we. 330 W. Bay St, C08la Mesa. CA 92621. ... . - Call for Winter Rate Incentives -Up to $12 00 Off! • The Jewel of Newport Beach • 1 BDR from $1350, 2 BDR from $1485 • Spec. tacular Ocean & Harbor Views• • White Washed Beamed Ceilings• • Health Spa and Tennis Courts • Million Dollar Clubh ouse • Fireplace and Skylights* • Private Garage with Remote• • Conkrence Room & Private Library • French Doors on Private Te~ces• • Walk to Balboa Island A N Promontory Point Villas :..~-I~ 200 Promontory Drive ~· --==---..... Newport Beach (714) 789-1644 •..A..C:: lflVINE APARTMENT COMMUNmES A HIG HER STANDARD O P LIVI NG • Avaibble in some Villas •aha1fyinoves .o Banker Costa Mesa olclY#e He brings more than 30 years experience to new position Sales associate Jim Mahaffy, a seasoned real estate professional with more tban 30 years experience, bas joined the Coldwell Banker Costa Mesa office, announced Danny Winders, branch manager. Mahaffy. who has worked for several major real estate finns throughout his distinguished career, specializes in the communities of Newport, ·Newport Heights and Costa Mesa. "I'm never satisfied until my client is satisfied," said Mahaffy. "My goal is to . support my clients with the best possible products and resources available." He is a member of the Balboa Yacht Club, the Exchange Club and the Newport Ocean Sailing Association. . Originally from Los Angeles, Mahaffy ' , has been a resident of tlewport Beach for 25 years. In his spare time he enjoys sailing and racing boats, flying and restoring older cars. He has three adult children, Deborah, Scott and Oreg. Jim Mahaffy Contoet Jim Malt4/b of the Coldwell &utUr Costa Mesa offee at (714) 668· 9333 or nacla Coldwell Banhr on the lnl"7let Ill http://www.coMwellbanUr.com. The largett residential nal eitaU company in Califomill, ColilweU Banhr now operate1 257 offict1 11114 Ml nearly 7, 000 lllh1 a1odates 1111Uwi4e. Coldvlell Banker NeY#port Beach Y#elcomes Evans International real estate ~ecutive ioins Newport Beach office International real estate executive Mike Evans has joined the Coldwell Banker Newport Beach office, announced Jon Cook, branch manager. Evans, who si)ent the past 20 years establishing real estate organizations throughout the free world. was involved in consultation and instruction on how to improve real estate service to consumers. His 36-year real estate career has been highlighted with numerous top ranking sales and ·management positions. '1berc is no career more rewarding than helping people fmd homes for their families," said Evans ... I chose Coldwell Banker because the company supports its clients with a wealth of resources to help them make the best possible choices." A past member of the International Real Estate Federation, he and his wife, Robin, are active in local church and youth groups. Both arc involved in counseling parents on child-raising issues. A fourth-generation Californian who was born in Los Angeles, Evans bas been a resident of Newport Beach for 25 years. He has six children. Her e~rience includes speaking at real estate motivational seminars Distinguished real estate leader Jacqueline (J.J.) Sanders bas joined the Coldwell Banker Balboa Island office, according to Jon Cook. branch manager. Sanders, whose real estate career spans almost two decades, was formerly the CEO and broker with a real estate and brokerage finn from 1985 through 1995. She was also a top producer and part owner for another real estate finn from 1980 through 1985, managing a staff of 42 sales associates. She has extensive experience both in tax shelter investments and partnerships. Other highlights of her career include speaking at real estate motivational seminars nationwide, teaching a course on tax shelter investments at Pasadena City College and discussing real estate issues on local cable television. In 1988 she answered real estate questions on her own radio talk show. . Prior to her real estate career, Sanders worked in modeling, television and films. Mike Evans Contoet Mike El'ans of the Coldwell Banktr Nnvpot1 Beach office at (714) 644-9()6() or retUh Coldwell Banker on the lnumet at http://www.coldwellbanker.com. The largest reride"""1 real tstaU companJ in Califomia, Coldwell Banker • now opervles 257 offees and has neariJ 7,()()() sales asiociates statewide. Overall, the company has nearly 2,500 residential nal estat( offees and more than 58,000 saks as1ociatn and employees throughout Norlla America. Jacqueline Sanden Originally from Minnesota, she currently resides in South Orange County. In her spare time she enjoys skiing, teMis and hiking. ConJMt }acf'l•liM Stuukrs aJ Ila• CoWw•U Bahr iJ.Jboo 11""'4 offk• td (114) 613-6900 or,.._,. Coldw•U · BiulUr Olt tM 1""'7Wt Ill http://www.colidw•llbtutUr.co11t. f t t t I •' 644-l600 4 Civic Plaza, Ste. 260 Newport Beach, CA ' - 723-8800 1 i . 33Tf Via Lido - Newport Beach, CA \,.. ~) . Daily Pilot Real &one • December 28, 1996 ·Rat;s as of December 26, 1996 j KEY LENDERS AND RATES 30..year fixed 30.. Year adjustable INTEREST "' POINTS LOCK· INTEREST "' POINTS MAX. MARGIN ADJ. TYPE PHONE RATE OWN l"'l IN A.P.R. RATE OWN (%! A.P.R. LOAN l"'l INDEX FREQ. Abacus Financial Group A (800) 938-9393 7.375% 5 2.000 15 7.617 5.950% 5 1.000 7.596 300,000 2.700 110 SM American Savings Bank s (800) 562-6272 7.500% 20 2.125 30 7.757 3.950% 25 1.000 7.397 600,000 2.450 110 1M Bank of America B (800) 642·2244 7.500% 20 2.250 45 1.n1 5.375% 20 1.000 8.208 207,000 2.875 1TS 1Y -----California Federal Bank s (800) 225-3337 7.500% 20 2.250 45 1.n1 3.875% 20 1.000 7.447 207,000 2.500 110 1M Chase Manhattan K (800) 900-6062 7.375% 20 2.500 30 7.670 4.375% 20 2.375 8.358 207,000 3.000 1TS 1Y Coast Federal Bank s (800) 300-5626 7.800'% 20 2.000 10 8.049 2.950% 25 1.000 7.239 500,000 2.300 110 1M Countrywide Funding K (800) 8n-5626 7.625% 5 1.625 45 7.831 4.750% 20 0.000 7.600 207,000 2.750 110 1M Detrick Mortgage Group A (714) 759-9692 7.375% 5 1.500 15 7.565 3.850% 20 1.000 7.247 750,000 2.300 11D 1M Downey Savings s (800) 336-9639 7.500% 20 2.250 30 1.n1 2.950% 20 0.250 7.412 500,000 2.550 110 1M Emery Financial A (714) 729-9200 7.375% 5 2.000 12 7.617 3.950% 20 2.250 7.301 600,000 2.225 110 1M -Fidelity Federal Bank s (800) 232-2309 7.750% 5 1.625 10 7.958 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA ·NA First Federal Bank of CA s (800) 672-4332 7.500% 20 2.375 30 7.784 2.950% 20 0.750 7.31 4 207,000 2.400 110 1M Fleet Mortgage K (800) .700-5650 7.500% 20 2.375 30 7.784 5.625% 20 2.125 8.242 207,000 2.750 1TS 1Y -Glendale Fe(feral Bank s (800) 560-9000 7.500% 5 2.250 45. 1.n1 2.950% 10 1.000 8.067 207,000 2.250 UM 1M Great Western Bank B (800) 492-7587 7.425% 20 2.200 30 7.689 3.950% 20 1.000 7.397 207,000 2.450 110 1M Home Savings s (800) 975-5051 7.450% 10 2.250 30 7.720 3.950% 20 1.000 7.668 Soo,000 2.050 1TS 1M NationsBanc Mtg. Corp. K (800) 685-0001 7.375% 20 2.375 30 7.657 4.250% 20 2.500 8.757 207,000 3.000 L6M 6M Newport Coast Financial A (800) 808-5626 7.375% 5 2.000 15 7.617 3.950% 20 1.125 7.410 600,000 2.450 110 1M ProFed Mortgage K (800) 686-3756 7.500% 20 2.375 45 7.784 4.250% 20 1.000 7.575 400,000 2.625 110 1M Sanwa Bank B (800) 237-2692 7.700% 10 1.625 45 7.907 5.875% 20 1.375 8.189 207,000 2.750 1TS 1Y TLC Financial Svcs. A (800) 801 -7300 7.500% 10 1.500 13 7.691 5.125% 5 1.500 8.123 207,000 2.750 1TS 1Y Union Bank of CA B (800) 453-1288 7.750% 20 1.750 30 7.971 5.000% 20 1.000 8.092 207,000 2.625 6CD 6M Weyerhaeuser Mtg. K (800) 669-6747 7.625% 10 2.000 14 7.871 5.250% 20 0.750 8.058 207,000 2.750 1TS 1Y Both fixed & ~ programs are 30/30 convunllooal mortgages. l'fpe of Lendef la: B • Bank; K • ~ banMt; R • ~ ~ S • uvtngs a ro.n. ~ bankel1 Md bf'okerl .. llclr*<f by tie C8llfomle Department ol Real Etlate as either a brokef or corporation. For lnlOfmatlon call caHI. DRE at (916) 227-0931. ,,_..,Am IDf ~II an~ lllle lof Ile llnlt ~period. 0-.....,..... II llllOUl1I cl cash (%of sales price) paid to lenda< prior IO signing mortgage contract. Points are% of loen balance paid lo lender II time of loln clollng. Lodi41 II lhe IUIW of dlys ~ gunnMI nm prior'° doelng. A.PA la 911' IMU9l pel'Oelltllge rale which Is an estimallld annual cost ot the loaA to :he bom>wer. Al A.P.R.a ere c:abN!ed by Mongagt News Co. baed on a $207,000 loen amount. the poinll lhowl'I and $700 toeal fMI. Tiie A.P.R..a .. Included In ltlll dlWt IDf comperi- son only. When applytng for a loan, Federal T~ln-Lendlng law requires tenders to calcula1e an A.P.R. specltlc to Mdl loen olftt. fllallftwll ._... la lie maidnun lender wll loen under gMN'I terms. AJ fbl9CI rate progrwni hlM a max>- mum of $207,000. M8rgln (ln %) is lenders profit; matVln + Index • actual rate alter first ~. Index la the bUla for Hlllng an _...,.. 111119 (Mlrgln + Indal!• New Rate). 110 • 11th Dlat. Colt of Fundl, 1TS • 1 ·Yw Traeaury Biff, l6M • 6-monlh UBOR, 6TB • 6-monlh Treasury Bil, 6CO • 6-fflonlh 8Y9!1lg9 Otlf1ifk:8le of depoeit. A~ f~ ls the period '*-1 adjuslmlnls. 1M • 1-Monlh, 8M • &-Monthl, 1Y• 1 v ... Alia• aubjed to change. Verily rate and lerms prior to applytng for a loen. All lenders proylde loans with dlllefent l'1ltes and l8f'ma tor dllf.,.. loen ~. The lnfonMllon Pf-*d Is DOI an offw to l'llllul a lolin. For a COlllUmll gtJldl on how to shop for a mortgage. send a S..50 chedl payable to Mor1gage News Co .• 1810 E. 17th St., Suite 100, Santa Ana. CA 92705. (714) 83&-11n COPYRIGHT 01998 Mortgage News Co. .. Peninsula Point home This Cape Cod-style home has a traditional style both inside and out. Dormer windows, a gray shingle roof and white exterior trim highlight the exterior. Inside. the living room features crown molding and a used brick fireplace with raised hearth, which ~ets the tone of coziness and charm for this two-story home with three bedrooms and four baths. The separate dining room is complete with white .... wainscoting, indirect lighting and a window seat facing a tree lined park. Just beyond the dining room is a convenient breakfast area leading to a spacious country kitchen. French doors lead from the living room, hall and downstairs bedroom/bath to an open and sheltered side yard patio. The second story features an open study/family room complete with a custom milled ..,vaulted beamed ceiling and two bedrOOQlS, each with its own bath. The master suite has a lattice covered balcony overlooking the patio below. The home is situated on a small. quiet park in the Peninsula Point area of Balboa. Offered fot $7 I 9,000. For more informatWn, call Mike Marr of Coast Ntwport Properdes at (714) 644- 16()(), 4 Civic Plav:i, Suile 260, Newporl Beula. I Traditional-style custom home This custom home is tocated on a private cul de sac within the gate guarded community of Harbor Hill. Perched high above San Miguel Park. this property enjoys views of the park, city lights and mountains. This home is welt planned for family Living and entertaining, With great . attention paid to detail. This i~ an elegant home with quality features throughout. There are four bedrooms and four and one-half baths. There is a wood paneled library and a custom hand carved fireplace and volume ceilings gjve the living room a touch of formality. The formal dining room has built-in cabinets and the family room is paneled with cherry wood and has a bar, built-in entertainment center and French doors to the pool and spa. There is a gourmet kitchen with center island and cherry wood cabinets. Other quality feature~ include a circular staircase, custom moldings, security system, pewter hardware and central vacuum. Listed at $1,250,000. For mon ileformation, caU Susan Scanlan of Coast Newporl Properties aJ (714) 644-1600, 4 Civk Plaul, Suite 260, Newporl Beach. f I I I It t I I t ' I' It I I Io I I I I I I PoiNTE NEwpoRT in 6eautifuf 9{ewport 'Beacn! These LUXURIOUS CONDOS boast 3 bedrooms & 2.5 baths. The square footage ranges from 1500 sq.ft. -1680 sq.ft. Offered at $235,900-$259,900 Broker Co-Op Call Today 548-8048 • f • •I I I I' I I >. .+ It's .an in~xpensive and .+ .+effective way to advertise+. .4 your special properties . .4 _A.. (spoa & copy dead/int Wednesday l1y 4p.m.) _A.. . -!~'°°t ! _A.. caDNOWD! ... - ... 842-5878 .4 --•••••••••• Yourtralde to the laJest aJUlbest resale homes ooen this weekend NEWPORT B CH -----~-"'1Vl'l-'7nwb4.-----sn1---Smr1~ $1,2~ --.---.1 ~1 Vaa Udo Soud 3BR Sun 1-4 $2,250,000 Cannery Village Realty 67],.3777 appy Steve Olson Coast Newport Properties 644-1600 /romi.he ear ... Ht\RBOR I SLAND '6 bd, 5.5 ba, Jncredible loca- tion, aprx~62' of bay frontage' $i,495,000 • 644 .. 90t>0 . OL\Nol 2 bd, 2.S ba. condo, 1paeious walk-In ck>eett flreplace $169,900 • 6+f,90(J() um Cllarmlna tlaia "D" plan, tedone kitchen, rear patio $215,000. 6+i-906C> OPEN HOUSES 1-4 PM SUNDAY'S INVITATIONS BALBOA PENINSULA 307 Fernando $345,000 Mary Ann Nethercutt COSTA MESA 485 Costa Mesa Street $359,500 Rob Giem HARBOR RIDGE #7 St. Tropez $659,000 Barbara Miles TURTLE R OCK 2 Brigadier $899,900 Sonja Powell/Jan Ward NEW LISTINGS NEWPORT BEACH • $1,650,000 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, lu xurious master suite, gourmet kitchen, indoor and outdoor spas, private boat dock and beach level entertaining room with wet bar and fireplace. Magnificent views. The ultimate in contemporary living. 644-9060 --------- CORONA DEL MAR • $4,695,000 Impressive Mediterranean estate on the waterfront at Carnation Cove. 6 bedrooms, 6 baths, private dock and privcft~ beach, private pool and spa, fi ve firepl aces, four car garage, expansive floorplan. 644-9060 DANA POINT • $6,500,000 Spectacular new contemporary home on the sand! California living with New York sophisticated interior theme of limestone, teakwood and stainless steel throughout. Library plus office loft, exercise area, elevator, computerized lighting system. 644-9060 I o I t j I' t' f I