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Home My WebLink About1997-10-11 - Orange Coast PilotSPORTS KateDa 21 Bstancla 19 Costa Mesa 41 Anaheim o Orange Luth. 24 Cd.M 6 SeMng the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 :Governor doesn't approve bill to help fund dredgin.g :• Upper Newport Bay effort still starts next month, but government sources to repay loan run- ning dry. By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -The Upper Newport Bay could be studied, inventoried, tested and monitored, thanks to a slew of environmental bills signed by the governor this week -but its dredging won't get any more funding. Gov. Pete Wilson approved 11 coastline-related bills ~d ordered studies of water quality monitor- ing programs and state policies on marine management. But he didn't approve the one proposal local leaders have been hoping for: a bill that would have created a clearinghouse to fund wetlands restoration throughout the state. That is, a bill that could have provided the remaining $2 mUJion needed for the impending dredg- ing of the Upper Bay. Local officials have collected $2 million from this year's state bud- get and $1 million from the feder- al budget to cover the $.5.4 million cost to suck the muck out of the bay. Leaders of the effort have been counting on the cleannghouse proposal to make up the differ- ence. But Wilson vetoed the idea, saying it would create more unneeded ! "He did say bureaucracy t by creating a · he was will- coastal con-I mg to iook servancy. t 1 i ·He did1 a t aga n ~; w~~ j next year. N look at it I -FLOREINE again ne~t ! CAHN year." said ; Floreine ' Cahn, who has tieen pushing for dredging funds as chief of staff for Assemblywoman Marilyn Brewer. "We have been talking with the governor's office about expediting the process in next year's budget.• The dredging will still start next month as planned, comple- ments of a loan from the county, but government sources to repay that money are running dry. Officials will try for private foundation funding and plan to start lobbying the state early for next year's budget cycle, Newport Beach City Manager Kevin, Mur- phy said. "In terms of public dollars, we're done until next year," be said. Some of the govemol's otbs actions this week that could help local waters aim for: • An inventory of water moni- toring programs and reoonunen- dations on reducing water poinu:.: tion. • More coordinated. state ~ des for managing marine habitats. • State testing of mussels, shelled animals that ingest water contaminants and can indicate how toxic the surrounding sea is. r--~------------------·---------~---~-------------·--•,«1-;ft~~,"--~~--~-··~-.~-----~-------~---------·--------------------------------~---------1 El Toro airport opponents sc~re partial victory I I . Peter Larson, who at 15 is battling leukemia, finds strength in God and support. from Costa Mesa jazz ban'd mates who will play at . CHOCwalk · 1Y Michelle Terwilleger . r--..... _..,. _______ ._... __ , j I I I I • • I .I I I I 1 I I I I I I t l I I i I I I I I I I I I I I I l CHOC /DISNEYLAND COMMUNITY WALK + WHA't. SK walk to benefit Chil- dren's Hospital of Orange County +WHEN: Sunday, 8:30a.m. +PLACE: Town Center Drive and Avenue of the Arts in Costa Mesa +REGISTRATION: Noon to 5 p.m. today; 6:30 a.m. Sunday ~-----------·-----~ •The Costa Mesa·based ' group ~ed to stir j;ome teidents m moun- ~ town of Ridgway, :Where it owns a .tore. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -El Toro airport oppo-- nents failed in their attempt to halt plans for a commercial airport, but a judge cleared the way for a bearing on the issue. San Diego Judge Judith McConnell will begin hearing arguments from both sides Tues- day, then issue a final ruling on the lawsuit. In the meantime, county officials must take a hard- er look at the potential environmental effects of the proposal, McConnell said. The lawsuit, filed by South County Cities, challenges the county report that recommended making a commercial airport of the El Toro Marine base when it closes in 1999. The tenta- 1 tive ruling favored airport opponents on nine of their 17 points -but didn't approve their request for an injunction to stop the airport plan- ning process. McConnell's tentative judgment said the report that led to the Board of Supervisors' December vote to pursue an airport ·artificially •SEE EL TORO PAGE A16 Man accused in murder-for-hire pleads innocent By Christopher Goff ard, Daily Pilot SANTA ANA -Career criminal Patrick O'Neill pleaded innocent on Friday to charges be was the would-be bit man in a foiled murder-for-hire ------. scheme, charges that could land him life in prison on a •third strike.• Dressed in an orange jump-suit, sitting behind the wire mesh in Orange County Superior Court, the 58-year- old Costa Mesa man seemed in an amicable mood as he chatted with his lawyer ..__ ____ .., before the arraignment. Costa MeH police arrested ' O'Neill in September after trailing him to Nodll- em California, where be was allegedly pla"""'I . j'q. Burke, left, and her daughter, Pamela Burke, boOl from Corona $1 Mar, tour Guanzhou, China. Pamela ls showing her newly adopted Chinese baby daughter, Paige, some spedal sights ln Chl· ha before they return to the United States. . 'D>m and Mary Ralph brought along the Dally Pilot while vacation- ~ ln Munich. Germany • . . · Costa Mesa residents Richard and Darle Retnhanlt took along theJr favorite local newspaper while on vacation ln A1Mka'1 Denali National Park. VOL 91, NO. 232 ntOMAS H. JOHNSON. Publisher WIUIAM L09DEU. Editor STEVIMu.E. Managing Editor TONYDOOm>, AllslsQnt Managing Edi- tor TINA .-aATTA. OtyEdltof .... ~ Sports Editor MMCMMTIN. Photo Editor LYNNISOLA. ~ Adwrtislng /UOY OEI llNG, Oassffled Advertlslng LANA JOHNSON. Ptomotlons Pll•MOD SIWf, Chief Flnandal Offlcer RE.AQERS HOIUNE 642-6086 Re<ord )'OUr ,..,COl'"'lnl"'met-ntsrtot about the Dally Piiot or news tJps. ADQRESS Our address Is 330 w. Bay St., Cost.I M~ Callf. 92627. ·'·· l "'·' ,. 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HOW m llEAat us Clra.lldon The Times Orange County (800) 252-9141 Adwt1hlng Omfied 642-5678 Display 642-4321 EdlticwW Ntl'NS 540-1224 Sports 642-4330 News, Sports Fax 646- 4170 E-Mail: dpllot20earth- llnk.net MalnOfflce Business Office 642· 4321 Business ;ax 631-5902 ~s.ecwn. President .nd CEO Judith .. kaftlW. Vice President. General Mlneger 01'97 C.ellf. Ot All rtglnJ --- While braving Canada's high seas on the Dawn Prlnceu aube ship, Estelle Webster of Costa Mea pused the time by reading the Dally Pllot. Corona clel Mar residents . Conn.le and DonMurplly mdJadymd Jerry Odert- nfa with friends OD a amoe lldarl at Maaholsln ~Middle t:!;1 Zbnbabwe, Africa. A true adventure #with the waters lllled with hippos, crocodiles and elephants crossing . .• I • . ' ... • • • ). °1' ' ·: ., t. . .,., ...... ' • ~~~ • . ~·\ ( > ..ao.I. _,,.. ~4 ·""' I ,-·~-'..... <.:)..._'._,, "" TODAY WATER First low 1DW'BA1URIE: 69 12:07 a.m. 0.4 First high 6:~9a.m. 4.3 Second low 12:17 p.m. 2.1 We have a slight c:hance Second high of an Increase In north-6:07p.m. 5. 1 west swell OYft'r the SUM>AY we8end. HoweYer, It's Flrst low almost a sure bet we'll 12:53 a.m. 0.1 see he:r_ wl= at First high least t=. com-7'.22 a .m. 4.8 blned . the bulging Second low tide, the ptospect of talc- 1:09p.m. 1.5 Ing advantage of any Second high energy from the swetls '1:05 p.m. 5.3 becomes rather dim. . .-. ,, ~. :(-'~· ~ ~-,.7 ~·.;..•<;'!Tl • ~ ) .. l.\.. .. f.~"""" .. : . 1'•!_•_.J car in the 200 block. • a..1apw ~A prowterwas spotted looklnQ in the bOoom window of a home In the 500 blodt. CDS'IAMISA ........... ,,.,..._ SncJwboMis ... equipment worth s1.soo were~ from • storage unit In the 2000 block. • 1.-t 11'1t llreK A surfboard WOt1h ssoo w.s stotel"I from • pnlng lot In the 200 blodt. • SATURDAY, OCT08£R 11, 1997 Q:(iestions surncnmding annex:· of Bonita Village pondered j l i briefly l Se . T h e possible annexation of Bonita Village and New- port Coast is pushtng a lttetime supply of hot buttons. But at least one contentious Jaue has been resolved with t>nly a few 'Yarning shots fired. It was easy. The Newport- Mesa school district simply said it wouldn't dream of enlarging Andersen School so it could handle an influx of hundreds of new students from high-density /Bonita. munity Association Alliance - a citywide coalition of home- owner groups -1s saying, •Whoa, Nellie.• "Why rush into unrecover- able possible mistakes?" asks Alliance chairman Phil Arst. A reasonable question. And here are a few more things these inquiring minds want to know: r--. --- - -• .... • \ ..._ --' obligations ... and those who do not. Those with free garbage service and those without. Those with low-cost Irvine Water District water and those paying (triple that for city water)." The alliance also asks about bonding to ensure that present and future infrastructure costs in the new areas are not "placed on the backs of present ... residents.• The alllance da.lms annexa- tion could result in what amounts to a $25,000 to $50,000 per residence subsidy for The Irvin~ Co. "What provisions have been made for Newport Beach to retain that sum to support the risks (and costs) of annexa- tion?" i COSta Mesa mor ~ Center raises $20,000 V Never mind that the district "There must be sizable and tangible benefits for Newport Beach for any such action and its accompanying risks to be justified. What are they?" "Will annexation zap dty funds needed to refurbish older parts of the city?" In addition to all its ques- tions, the Alliance wants to see the big picture, complete in every detail. What will the city look and be like if all the development, traffic-phasing and annexation proposals currently in various stages of discussion should become reality? 1 The Costa Mma Seni« Center i raised $20,225 during the first l week of fund-raising fc. i1I cam-! paign with a goal of raising i $100,000 by the end of the month, 1 officials said. Almost half ot the 1 total raised came from a $10,000 ! gift from the Segerstrom family, ! while senior center member Hazel ! Klussman donated another $5,000. 1 The Costa Mesa Seniors Center l is a nonprofit corporation th.at 1 offers a wide range of services to ~ seniors from the county. I I already had an architect draw up plans for the expansion. That was before it ran into the buzz saw that was the people whose kids go to Andersen. These folks take no prison- ers. But filling Andersen to the brim ia only one of myriad dis· putes lurking around the annexation maneuvering now going on. One popular scenario holds that if Newport Beach doesn't annex Bonita Village and New- port Coast now, the dty may blow the opportunity of a Ule- time. On the other hand, the Com- "The annexation ... is being rushed for reasons that appar- ently will not benefit Newport Beach. Why?" (And why, I'd like to know, if these territories are so terrific, is the city of Irvine and its school district so eager to let them go?) "Why have no financial justi- fications been published for residents' review?" "Will the two areas be self- supporting in terms of revenues gained versus services required .... If not, who will make up the difference?" •current history shows that (revenue) estimates, such as those for the toll road ... can be inaccurate. Is there an allowance for inaccuracies and contingencies ... plus a 'profit' for the dty?" "The infrastructure of the two areas is incompletely developed and subject to addi- tional Mello-Roos fees. Are these to be paid in advance of any annexation?" "The annexation will create dual classes of citizens .... Those who have Mello-Roos And so it goes. These aren't just $64,000 questions. They involve quality of life and, at the very least, tens of millions of dollars. Some of it is tangible, bard, on-the-ba.uel-head cash. Some is not visible at all. For example, developers in Bonita Village and Newport Coast can build to more lenient county codes. Does that mean lower costs, thus lower housing prices? If so, what will that do to the value of comparable houses built to Newport codes? What will traffic be like, intersection by intersection? How will the city fund growth? What will happen with open areas? Schools? The airport? Taxes? Public safety? Munici- pal overhead? If that big picture ever is painted, I doubt it will be very pretty. . • FRED MARTIN'S column runs every Thursday and Saturday. REG. '3.25 Nature O's Cereal 1:;~·--REG. '2.79 & lo:. TASTE-OLD STONE MILL Whole Wlaeat Walen 98%Fat-Fne ~to t&\ Tortilla ~Chips Lowfat~ • 1'1oeibwe ... e..a • lJmaltpd .. lllilh 1000/t • Premium Original , Science classes set in j outdoor clas;;rooms . : j NEWPORT BEACH -The Environmental Nature Center wAl hold four new educational prd- grams for the Orange County Department of Education's •Inside theOutdoo~"ScienooStudyprq. gram. The outdoor classroom Oil 16th Street will hold Ecosystem Extravaganza, Outdoor Schoqt Prep for fifth-and sixth-gradel'I, local American Indians. • For registration informatioq,. call 548-1175. Sour Cream •ColdmPa •SpltPa •SweetCom QMMder 1HM:uit Walen at 5 il!r grams of fat~ • Sailed ~On ==--$9Z9 •LowFat s (Remad c.bies & tat) ~ S9 Metabolic Response Modifiers Alpha IJpox Pure Cl)'Blalllne Alpha ~ic Add (as seen on XVJ An Anlioxi4ant 'l1lat Is Both Watw And lipid Soluble, Which Alhm It 1b Act In 1"e Regeneration Of Ydamin E & C Plus Glulalhione SOMG 100-MG s REB. '2. 79 7 m. REG. '2.51 A 14 fR. Reg. '1.79 18 fR. Guaranteed Potency St. Joint's Wort 15% Hpridn OMcials lookhlg to ID seats on committees .. By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot . COSTA MESA - City offi- cials are looking for a few good • residents to fill several vacant ! seats on two of their volunteer citizen a~ory committees. The.re is one alternate mem- ber position open on the Rede- velopment and Residential Rehabilitation Committee, a group that promotes communi- ty understanding and involve- ment in efforts to redevelop res- idential and conunercial prop- erties aroUJld the city. The committee serves as an advisory board to both the city Redevelopment Agency and the City Council on housing- related and neighborhood issues and also advises city leaders on the annual allocation of Community Development Block Grants, federal money dties receive for programs bat- tling urban blight. Oty ottldal.s are also seeking to fill three regular member vacancies on their Child Care and Youth Services Committee. The committee makes rec- ommendations to the City Council on various child and youth issues, and the group is now putting together a citywide Child care and Teen Services Directory. The committee meets once a month. To apply for any of the vol- unteer positions, residents are asked to submit a letter of inter- est to the committee they would like to be appointed to, along with a brief resume, to Mayor Peter Buff a, Costa Mesa City Hall, 77 Pair Drive, Costa Mesa, 92628-1200. 675-6887 Balboa Island 332 Marine Ave. ain-e.t... bC-.. Fmcrr ..i.w-o H.) a.osED ruESDAYS Mesa seekS $3 •Water Qi.strict wants fair price for wells and other . equipment it will lose in hvine Ranch annexation. By Tim Grenda. Daily-Pilot COSTA MESA -The Irvine Ranch and Mesa Consolidated water districts, who just recently settled a bitter fight to take over service in Santa Ana Heights, must now work together to reach agreement on two key issues and seal the deal. . i Alter monthl OI legit.I wran- glliig alid a final heu1Dg with the Local Agency Formation Commtqlon two weeta ago, the unincorporated county area south of John Wayne Airport was annexed info Irvine Ranch's aervice area, settling the water war between the two d11trtcts. But now1 the former competi- tors must sit down and agree on a fair ppce for Irvine Ranch to buy wells, a reservoir and other equipment Mesa Consolidated had installed in the area over the years with the undenta.nding it would take over water service ttiere OM day. ne C09t ol that eq\dpment ii esUm.ated by Mesa Consolidated to be a.round S3 million. The Mesa Consolidated board of directon met behind closed doors 'Ibunday night to discuu the outstanding taues. General Manager Karl Kemp said he ts optimistic the two opponents can agree on a dollar amount. ·1 think it can happen. I think we can work it out,• Kemp s41d. Irvine Ranch General Manag- er Ron Young is hopeful the two parties can •work together to Insertion Reconstruction Enttre treatment convenlentty provided within one office. '~0..-Piwlub*' Hll\ICldU ·~Cdlcalll .... ~ HlnGldU • ~ ~lloorddOlal ''"*""*"""'"*"' ~ reach a timely cODclualon on th ...... 111u .. without the threat of litigatiOn or other court action,• I That statement ii a not-so- veiled reference to the laWSUit Mesa Contolidated previously filed, contesting Irvine Ranch's pmchue of the area's former water provider, the Santa An• He19hts Water Co. Mesa Consolidated dropped. the lawsuit before county offi- dals approved Irvine Ranch's request to annex Santa Ana. Heights but could opt to resl.lH rect it, officials said. ANTHONY OURENZO llAIRDRESSINGS I am privileged to announce the "crowning" transition of my career October 15. 1997 ANTHONY OURENZO HAIRDRESSINGS exhilarates in the progressive advancement to Salon at Patrons can take their time reading bookS n The Newport Beach Public library this week increased the lban period fo r most materials ~om 14 to 21 days. -The exceptions are videos, itental and literacy materials, 1'hich will retain their current lOan periods. l' Talk on Crystal Cove ~heduled for Oct. 20 •1 Learn about the state's plans f!>r Crystal Cove cottages at a ti1k sponsored by Friends of the Irvine Coast on Oct. 20. Donald Murphy, the director of the state Department of Parks ~d Recreation, will speak at the eorona del Mar-based group's annual meeting. The event is uled for 7:30 p.m. at El orro School on Coast Highway Laguna Beach. Por more information, call -'-5998. C course to look at g use in athletics Orange Coast College's th Education Department is erlng a nine-week course ed Drugs and Sports starting 20 and ending Dec. 19. The class, which will look at bstance abuse among alb- , will meet Mondays and ~tlne•1day1 from 10 a .m . to n. Focusing on the athletic envi- Put a few words .. to work for you. Call the Daily Pilot ronment, the course will exam- ine the drugs that are being used, the reasons for usage, the impact it has on teams and posi- tive alternatives. RegistraUon is under way in the Ad.mission's Building at OCC, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. " Appointments are not neces- sary. Por more information, call 432-5072. Jewish Historical Society seeking members for project People interested in the Jewish history of Orange County are encouraged to join the Jewish Historical Society of Orange County. Established by the Jew- ish Senior Center, tbe society plans to offer training in taking oral histories from longtime coun- ty residents and finding out what brought them here and what the Jewish community was like when they arrived. The organization will also be gathering informAUon end arti- facts for a display chronicling the history of Jews in Orange County datlng to 1851. Herb Brin, found- ing editor of Orange County Jew- ish Heritage, will be among the members of the Blue Ribbon Committee, and Isabelle Kamin- sky will serve as chairman of the society. Call 731-2880 or 513-5641. . •EWNRT FllAlelAl woe1m• 714-ISt-ttH, Pll 146-6SSI. OR E-MAIL..JA•llllAIEIOJllO.COI ~~~~Y~-cf~~ f @J{. <;/ fi}~,rt!:~o ~ ~ lUghest Quality ... Very Low Prices l We own our Harbor Boulevard building -No rent and low • • overhead means big sa\ings lO our customers : BiJl Savings on Brand Names ... Sherrill• Woodmark • Hekman • Bradington Young • Emerson Full ervice Design Consulting 2215 HARBOR BLVD I'.' '1 • \\ _1, I l)l I I • ' I I : I I I ' " l ' I I t . ' I ,1 J you)ll call it ... When it comes to fashion and specialty items, you have a certain "sense of style". And so do we! Chmnpagne 645-6 73 I Draper'• & Damon'• 646-5521 l1w Orey Oooae 6'12-7803 K8y9ka 63 1-2996 Stageooach ~ & Olfta 515-9005 ) •t , : Cutter also has the holidays .in mind with the release of its Jatest writing instruments collec- tion, the Diabolo Cartier. The luxury pen is priced from $165 to .$265. The black pen features the :hallmark Cartier ·c· logo on the 'clip, three consecutive gold rings accenting the cap and the jewel- er's signature, the blue cabo- chon. It's available in fountain, ball point, roller ball and pencil versions. Cartier (540-8231) is ·located at South Coast Plaza, on the second level across from Macy's. lf you're looking for a good recommendation on a custom wrought iron business, I recom- mend lnecio Vargas at Colonial Iron (668-1656). Vargas mostly works in the Newport Beach, Costa Mesa and Laguna Beach areas and does excellent work. You can have custom wrought iron gates, fences, hand rails and furniture made, and the designs are really nice. Ask to see Colo- rUal Iron's photos of prior work. The Arches Restaurant (645- 1-077) recently added to its lunch menu a variety of blue plate spe- oials that are (mostly} priced at •· Put a few words to work for you . Call the Daily Pilot :~LASSIFIEDS 642-5678 Molbien Market & IOtcbeD (831-tHl) ts currently bavJng "the greatest vitamin sale in town,• which includes Mother's brand vitamins such as Vitamin C and valerian root extract. Oth- er vitamin brands on sale are • IBT 9UYI appeen wery ~ and Saturday. tf you know of • good buy, call me lrt 540-1224, fax me lrt 646-4170, writ. me at the Dally Piiot. 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, 92627, phone me at 540-1224, or ..mall me at dpllot20earthllnk.net . THE GREY GoOSE invifts you to drop In on Saturday, October 11, from 11-3 p.m. to see tlte latest designs from tlte VERA BRADLEY COLLECTION at our spe,ial truni sfrow. greer wylder I , ! 1 1 l 1 r i . ' ; 1 :...... ( ' , ~ 1 ( , , : 1 : : , ! : ! • ~ I 0% Discount on purd1ses and special orders for tfris day only Scuan M. JCrumer, Ply.D MPC.c Regiatered Intern (?14) S'9-S346 By Appointment 41' $8.95. The blue plate specials include chicken fried steak, chicken Caesar salad, braised lamb shanks, stutf ed cabbage with tomato sauce, baked meat loaf, brown beef stew, sauerbrat- en potato ea.owes, yankee pot roast with corn fritters, fish and chips, stuffed pork chops, turkey Marco Polo and pork tenderloin. The specials are served Monday through Friday from 11:30 a.m. • Adults In Transition THE GREY GOOSE • Career Education WESTCLIFF PLAZA 1032 Irvine Avenue • Newport Beach (714) 042-7803 • Counseling and Assessment Hours: M·S, 10·6 • Sun., 12·5 Newport Psychological Services_ 200 Newport Center Dr. #304, Newport Beach G. W. Waoon PhD. Lic.IPN4964 HAUNT NO llOllll Celestino's quality MEATS The Finest Meat and service Auallable Of ~ ljfl ~ .. w_; "!-i .· 'j · -' • ft_;,-·~ rl • "'-":'-,"~ --:, j . t '. ·-··_-_- we carry Rocky Free Range Chickerl.5 Manning Beef Loin Boneless rrup Sirlo in Steak's $5.99 lb ·Celestino's Homemade sausage $3.99 lb Porte - Veal -Olicken • "I\Jrkey ..... , .....•.. , .. , ...... ,.,,.,,., .. , .. , .. , ... ~, .. ,, .... , ...... _ .....•......•.. ,. ' ' ' ' = I ' ''I I I ' ,, . 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Ultimately even buying shoes an extra size latger won't help. ~In Thia Ad For A PRU CONIULTAnGN x.,..,.. lhlefmlllf Not Included Thousands of Satlatfed Patlenta Free Video Upon-Request Most lnautMCe Plan• FM The Procedure THI WORLD'S BIST PUMPKIN Pll IS HERi Open Daily, 6am -6:30pm •Closed Sundays 427 E. 1 7th St, Costa Mesa (By~ Records) 646-1440 Advantages: 1. No hospitalization, r1lOl'8 COOYenient 2. Patients are generally less apprehensive. 3. Generally thn ls less pain. 4. Small incisions reducing possibility of large scars resulting In a better cosmetlc result. 5. No pins, screws, or wires are used with the surgery. 6. No casts or crutches are necessaty. 7. You walk out of our Ambulatory Surgical Center the same morning or afternoon you came In. 8. Usually you are able to return to work In a few days. 9. Goals are to allow you to walk and wear yoor shoes more comfortably and have your feet look and feel better. "We Get People Back On Their Feet Sooner" DOCTOR'S POOT CAim C•NTSR ~ A~ Col'pordoft • • PM-ONMTIVB '°91'4'MATM CALL lrvln• 18952 Mac A rthur Blv d . .-~WI 1rv1 ne.CA~2e1 2 .. "" 714 833 3408 Valued Customers In Newport Beach/Costa Mesa we've '1'0Vedl Visit Our new Location 1777 lrtstol St. • COIU Mal 1 119. mlla south of 50uth COilt NU Children's c.rnlRI Rlcl11 Pony Ilda •~loo f" LJ y yr'\ 1 Ir-. r-> 1 j / • r-, 1, 1 , , r t • : · ) '--; , _ 1 \ r 1-~ , .. 1 r : , , 1 ~ --, , 1 t 1 · l SIDEWALK SALE The Udo Cgar Room's preAloli- day lidewa1k sale ii from 11 a.m. to -' p.m. at 3441 Via Udo, Newport Beech. For more information call 723--0595. • otOC WAUC PREREGIS1MJ10N Preregistratlon for the seventh annual Children's Hospital of Orange County/Disneyland Com- munity Walk takes place from noon to 8 p.m. at the main event site, Town Center Drive and Avenue ol the Arts in Costa Mesa. For more information, call 289-•ooo. ESTAn PlANNtNG The law olfioes ot Lisa A Cancio to, Newport Beach. For more infor- mation. call 675-9595. MONDAY . TRUNK SHOW Bloomingdale's presents the Fantasia Jewelry 1iunk Show all day in Fashion Jewelry on the first O.OOr at 101 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. For more infonna- tion, call"129-6600. NETWORKING ME.mNG Women's Referral Service's net- working l\lQCheon is from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the SberatoQ Newport, 4545 MacArthur Blvd. The cost is $27. Por more infon:na- tion. call 120-"620. oilers a free seminar, Estate Plan-COOKING WORKSHOP nhlg for the Young Family -Pro-Oasis Senior Center presents a teding Your Family Through WiDs lioliday cooking class, The Joy of and llusts, at 6:45 p.m. at 881 Dover Cooking Gourmet. from 6:30 to Drive, SUite 300, Newport Be8cb. 9:30 p.m. at 800 Marguedte Ave., Reservations are required. For IDa"e Corona del Mar. The cost is $32 for information, call 574-0866. Newport Beach residents and $37 CPRQ.ASS Fitness Conrepts Inc. offers a CPR class for heart-saver and -care provider levels from 2 o 6 p.m. at Hoag Health Center, 1170 Baker St, Costa ~ The 'is $21. For reservations, call 1-3623. YWOOO DRESS FASHIONS Bloomingdale's presents an Ol1ll& modeling of Oscar night lfellllll' :a dresses from 2 to 4 p.m. in -A'C~ On the third noor of moom• dale's, 701 Newport Center Ori- e. For more information, call 729- for others. For more information, call 644-3151. JOB FAIR 'IbePennySaverpresentsafree job fair from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Holiday Inn. 3131 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. For more infonnation, call 4J8..8531. TRUNK SHOW Bloomingdale's presents the Fantasia Jewelry 1hmk Show all day in Fashion Jewelry oo the first floor at 701 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. For more informa- tion. call 729-6600. DIVORCE WORKSHOP The law offices of Usa A. Cian- cio offers a free workshop, Divorce: What to Expect, How to Proceed. at 6:30 p.m. at 881 Dover Drive, Suite 300, Newport Beach. Reservations required. For information, call 574- 0866. ADDOASS Coastline CoWlSeling Center offers a class about Attention Deficit Disorder from 1 to 9 p.m. at 1200 Quail Sl, Suite 105, Newport. Beach. The cost is $20. For more information. call 476-0991. UNIVERSl'TY ESSAY WORKSHOP Orange Coast College offers a free one-hour essay workshop designed to show students wishing to t:ramfer to tbe Univenily ol OU- tfornii bow to prepare their appu- catioD eaays, at 1 p.m; in ttie Tramfer Center, 2101 Painiew Road. COit.a Mela. Appdatna>ts are neoeaary. For more tilfarina- tion, call '32-5894. ANANOAL so.wt Dean Witter Reynolds Inc. offers a free seminar, Global Investing In a Wodd Without Bor- den, at 6:30 p.m. at Wyndham Garden Hotel, 3350 Avenue of the Arts, Costa Mesa. To R.S.V.P., call 241-3158. GENEALOGY SEMINAR The Newport Beach Public library offers a free program. How to Search for Your Family's Roots, at noon in the Central Ubrary's Friends Meeting Room. 1000 Avo- cado Ave., Newport Beach. For more information, call 717-3800. HUMOR mERAPIST Hoag Cancer Center offers a free program, Love, Laughter and Healing with Lola Gillebaard the "Humor Therapist," from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at 1 Hoag Drive, Building 41, Newport Beach. Reservations are required. For more information, call 760-5542. WOMEN'S PANEL DISCUSSION The Metro Pciilnte Ba.mes & Noble preeent. a tree panel dis- cussion, The Female Breast: More Than a Symbol of Sexuali- ty, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at 901 B South Coast Drive, Costa Mesa. For more information, call «•- 0226. UNIVERSITY APPLICATION WORKSHOP Orange Coast College offers a free one-hour workshop designed to show students how to fill out applications for Univer- sity of Calif ornie. campuses at 11 a.m. in the Transfer Center, 2'101 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Appointments are required. For more information, call 432-5894. F1NANCIAL AID WORKSHOP Orange Coast College's Re- Entry Center otters a two-hour free workshop, Financing Your Education, from 6 to 8 p.m . in the Re-Entry Center, Room 106 of OCC's Counseling Center, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Seats are limited. For informa- tion, call 432-5162. $ $$ CASH BUYER$$ $ Gold • Diamonds • Estate Jewelry Pays top dollars, up to $1,000,000 Rolex •Cartier • Patek • Vintage and Modern Watches Buy • Sell • Trade • Repair Diaalond & Jewelry Exclumge 653 W. 19th St • Costa Mesa 646-7262 No special orders Kristen's Lingerie • Loungewear • Gifts Westcliff Court • 1719 Westcliff Dr. Newport Beach Monday -Saturday 10-6 631-SEXY (7399) BEAUTY STORE South Coast Plaza Sears Wing, Lower Level Fall Savings MAT Et IX ~ SRECIALS r------------,r------------M A T R I X ~ U VAVOOM 1 (with any $10.00 Maaix purchuc) 11 V AVOOM FREEZING RECEIVE II SPRAY I FREE II ••• t II V S I BIOLAGE II AVOOM HAPING I BODY TRIAL II SPRAY i OR II ••• I BATH GEL n LOGICS HAIR SPRAY 1 OR II $6 95 II t WATER CURE II rcg.S9.99 I EXP 10/31/97 II EXP 10/31/97 I L------------~L------------~ Salon and Beauty Supply 55 7-4190 you'll ca ll it ... W hen it comes to casual dining or a quick treat, your taste is exceptional. And so is ours! 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You ooh and uh over : someone1s big old diamond-and- : platinum necldAce and cattily • duck over the travesty that is that : dress with a tram and bicycle : shorts (designed, of course, by the • actress herself). : The Howard Cosen for this sar- The dreael ue the aeation ot a.b.s., a CCllDpllllY that bad great sucCea replk:aUng Carolyn Bes- sette-Kennedy's wedding gown. The Oscar collection. which runs from $105-$260, features the same basic looks as the actresses' gowns. Om.ate dresses, such as Kldman'a, are pared down (less trimmings and delicate embroi- dery, no fur-lined slit) for the lmockoff, while simpler gowns, such as Love's slinky Versace, look very similar to the real thing. : torial sport is Joan Rivers, who • calls the play-by-play during the ! often unintentionally hilarlous pre- ! show. During this year's show, • Rivers called Nicole Kidman's ! chartreuse Dior dress the ugliest ! shade of green she'd ever seen. • But th6se bold enough (or stupid ! enough,· depending on your view) ! can have that outfit -minus a : few frills on the dress and a few And while it seems there would be little demand for a dress • thousand on the price tag. • PATIO FURNITURE FACTORY CLEARANCE We Manufacture the Rnest Outdoor Fumtture and Umbrellas • Pltlo & S. Seti • Mnet Umbrella • CUiiom Cushions • Over 500 Flbrtct to ChoOle From WHOLESALE TO THE PUBLIC FACTORY SHOWROOM I Jkl• I Pacific Coast Patio 845 W. 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NEW THOUGHT T~. from 10 a.m. to noon, ttie Rev. Gall Miller conducts a COune in Miracles that distin- ~ between what is real a.Gd whars perceived. Please call 6'6-3199 for details, includ- ipg the class locations. $15 love offerings are suggested. You may also write the New Thought Church and Truth Foundation at 1929 Tustin Ave., Costa Mesa, 92627. TAKE ANOTHER LOOK Our Lady Queen of Angels' Re-Membering Group offers an opportunity for inactive Catholics to share both good and bad experiences in the church. At each gathering, par- tidpants can participate in or lis- ten to candid, open dialogue on topics they select. This includes changes in the church since the Second Vatican Council; in the past it's ranged from liturgy to morality to tradition and more. Anyone who'd like to know more about the Catholic Church today or may be thjnkjng of giv- ing it a second chance is invited to these inform.al get-togethers. The next will be at 6: 15 p.m. Oct. 19 in the Parish Center. They'll continue every other Sunday through Nov. 16. The Cost Effective LeplSolr;E lJifiJ HC' "'tv::r.l~ s & F .OOu lr.SuRA~.JCE PKEPARE FOR El NINO Rabbitt Insurance Agency AUro • HOMEOWNFJS • HF.Allll 40 l'ear.s in Business ~ Id -s ,;_, ....,...0-...., .. ,.,.."' r ~ 631-774-0 Ul Old NcwPOft BmL • Newport Baidi <A-.-.~ church is located at 2046 Mar Vkta Drive in Newport Bea.ch. Contact Marie Romano at 548- 3844 or Johnny Golde at ?21- 0496 to find out more. KNOWING GOD INTIMATELY . On Mondays, people of diverse backgrounds and differ- ent churches gather at St. Mark Presbyt~rtan Church to pUI'IUe a •one-on-one" relationship with God. The OneHea.rt Cfulstian Meditation group teaches and practices the spirltual steps that can make that intimacy a daily reality. It meets from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at 2100 Mar Vista Drive in Newport Beach. Either Ester Behnam at 640-6213 or Kathy Townsend at 551-5339 can pro- vide more information. PARADIGM SHIFT The Newport Beach Baha'i Community allows participants to hear and experience Paradigm Shift: A New Way - A New World at 7:30 p.m. every Friday at a private residence in Corona del Mar. Together, they explore such questions as: Can racism and prejudice be eliminated? What is the new world order? Can conflicts be resolved without force? Are women and men equal? What'• the spiritu&l Solu- tion to our economic problem.sf Music and f Ood are included. Directions: 759-0999. HEALTH DAY lmtructor Janet Brosan leads People With Arthritis Can Exer- cise classes from 10 to 11 a.ui. every Tuesday at the Jewish Senior Center of Orange County, 250 B. Baker St., Costa Mesa. The class includes health educa- tion, joint-protection tips, relax- ation techniques, pain-control techniques and socializing. Call 513-5641 . 'LOVE, OUR G EATEST NEED' The Christi Science Church presents Nancy P · speaking oo •Love, Our Greate Need" on Oct. 25 at 3100 Pacific View Dri- ve in Corona del Mar. Child care is provided during the free, one- hour program. For more informa- tion. call 723-5219. DHARMA SOCIElY Newport Beach Higashi Hon- ganji Buddhist Temple's Dharma Society presents a lecture and lf ~ru & Gifts---- 7~ Stpueee Up Come See Our Great Selection Of Artificial Ivy Topiaries Custom Orders Available Custom Florals Speciality Furniture Gifts & Antiques Hours: Mon-Fri 10-6 •Sac 10-5 369 E. 17th St., # 13 • Costa Mesa • 646-67 45 {acrou from Ralphs) 11ti$ weeh•lts topic is The Fragile Family: Handle With Care dilcuslion series this Sunday, and on the second Sunday of each month at the temple, 254 Victoria St., Costa Mesa. Call 7~2-1202. BAHAIS GATHERING The Ba.hail of Newport Beach sponsor a lunch, speaker and discussion of timely topics at 11 a .m . on the last Sunday of each month at a private residence in Corona del Mar. All are wel· come. For directions, cpll 760- 5360. ' SERENDIPfTY Single adults of all ages gath- er at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church on Wednesdays for Serendipity. The 7:30 p.m. dis- cussion session on Oct. 22 will feature Bonnie Wilkinson, speaking on "Making Wishes Come 'Ihle -It Can Happen to You!" The $3.00 requested at the door also covers refreshments, but no reservations are required. St. Andrew's is located at 600 St. Andrews Road in Newport' Beach. Phone 631-2880 to find out more. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL (714) 645-5050 190 EAST 23RD ST. COSTA MUA THOUSANDS OF POSITIONS (That Make You Feel Like A Million) __ • Sooths stress, encourages circulation. • MaxJmum enjoyment for watching T.V., reading, etc. • Offers ultimate comfort and relaxation. • Try It. You'll love yourself in the morning ... WllWSS llMOTl COMTIOl • • • 545·7168[ilE[ll] ·1 3165 HAllOl ILVD • COSTA MESA One Block South of 405 Fwy you )ll call it ... When it comes to a great selection of convenient services, you expect the best. And so do we! Anthony'• Shoe Service 548-4053 Bank of America 722-3 l 82 Blue Mambo Beauty Supply 646-5746 -cattfornla Federal 652-1760 Crown Ace Herdw_.. 642-11 33 lrnagee Hallm-1< 631-8888 Mellbox-l!tc. 631 ·5400 Robert & n.ylOr Salon 646· 1197 Slrv-on Dnlga 6'12-221 l .... UpN9wport 631-3623 ._.OI 64J-J963 ON Mint pr<Mdes brief~ on VIM'ious churches and temples r community. DDRESS: P.O. Box 10832, Cos- te Mesa. • l£L£PHONE: 957-2894. , • ASSEMBLY SECRETARY: Ros- ~d Astrada-Clyde. • MEETING TIMES: Weekly Fire-Qf es, informal gatherings in the ~esofBahai.s,areopento newcomers and seekers of the tJ:Uth. Firesides meet weekly on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. A buffet dinner is provided. A guest speaker makes a half-hour pre- 1entatioo. Discussion and ques- tions follow. For more informa- tion on these weekly meetings, call 650-3960. This is the home number of a local Bahai and does not have an answering machine or voice mail box. • NOTE: Bahais believe in the oneness of God, the oneness of man 8nd tbe cwm .. ol ~ the~ ol tbe whole human r8(:81 the b.armoliy ol 'Clence and retigM>D1 the ilidepenctent i.ivea- tigation of trutbi tbe eltmtnetion ot all prejUdice mid tbe eqUali~ of men and womm. A small Bahai Paith lendmg ll~ is located in the RobAman Book- store at 1125 Victoria St., Suite P. Costa Mesa. Call 631-6113 for library information. MESA BIBLE CHAPEL • ADDRESS: 173-4 Orange Ave., Costa Mesa. I • TELEPHONE: 5'8-9733. • SENIOR PASTOR: Bob Stone. • SERVla TIMES: 1 O a.m. praise, worahip and Bible teaching. • otlLD CARE: Child care and children's ministry provided for 10 a.m . service and teaching. • MISSION STATEMENr. Grace- oriented, Bible-believing church that fOCUJes on God's love to meet all of our needs through the Good News of Jesus. 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ZEN CENTER OF COSTA MESA •ADDRESS: 711 W. 17th St., Suite AS. • Tn.EPHONE: 722-7818. • DIRECTOR OF TRAINING: Debo- rah Barrett. • MEDITATION AND TRAINING TIMES: Beginner Instruction Classes are offered the first and third Sunday of each month from 5 to 7:15 p.m. A regular Zen inedttation gathering meets Sun- day fnm s to 7:15 p.m; • NOTE: A one-aat~temive meldletion will be Sunday, tram 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. PreviOUJ ftpedence in meditation is required. Call the center for more ~orma.tlon. The Zen Cen- ter provides meditation cl.uses in prllom on Wednesdays and they also provide a program of meditation training for Chril- tians. To receive a schedule of classes and meditation times, call the Zen Center and leave your name and address. -Compiled by Michele M. Marr • Using Safe Natural Weight Loss Progro MEDICAL W Learn MOf9 By Attending For reserv COSTA ME SAVE MONEY! SAVE TIME! With the Daily Pilot CLASSIFIEDS CALL 642-5678 M.D.- MEOICINE ~.October 21 at 6:00pm (71 •> 754-5880 . 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Paces in the crowd: actress Ruta Lee in from Beverly Hills and looking marvelous in gold lame everything including her signa- ture wide-brimmed hat Other VID's (very important ducks) in the crowd -comic Jack Carter, actress Sandra Gould, barrister Roger Schnapp with wife Candice and daughter Monica. Barbara Venezia. Darlene Manclark, and Andy and Charlene Crean. Wow, they bwned the mort· gage. l\vo hundered guests and supporters of The Assistance League of Newport-Mesa gath- ered to celebrate the five-year anniversary of lts new headquar- ters on Fairview Road. They toasted, they hugged, they cheered, and then event chair Joanne Johnston, assisted by Janie Kingsly, Carol Cowden and league president Betty Anne Harllne set fire to the mortgage. Also celebrating the mortgage turned to ashes: Margaret Gratton. president of Orange Coast College, and Susan McOlntlc, director of Orange Coast College Children's Center. The sixth annual Race For The Cme, benefiting the Susan B. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, was the most sucoessful event of its kind in Newport Beach, attract- ing thousands of participants and reaching organizers' lofty expecta- tions of raising half a million dol- lars to fight the dreaded disease. Leaders of the effort include Susan G. Komen foundation presi- dent Sally Molnar and reception co-chair Nina Rattner. b.w. cook Classified ads work for you! Come Visit Our LOORING DEPARTMENT -We Clean CarpeCs & Rugs -we aean Upho&stery & Drapes •Vinyl •Marble • Ttle dren in need of hope, change, support and encouragement• THE l>dily Pilot tu.-we aean & wax Wood Floors tu.-We Refl1ish Wood Aoors tu.-We Ceramic Coooters & Showers Factory & Showroom 1998 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa • LW. COOK'S column appears every Thursday and Saturday. Cl.iss1f1ed Community MarkPtplacP HOT VAUO WITH OTHER OFf'£RS 642-8400 • Hoag beat the odds in the fight against cancer. 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'*Y ... whJcb opened Friday ~ allo plays Sunday at the QifiP County Pedonning Arts CI• r'1 Pounders Han. :Jii,abotnick, a nationally rmOwned electronic music com- palll', calla the work a 75-minute, IDll*-bued "media poem• with- ~ tntennission. The primMy m*lum is mUJlc, transmitted through piano and voices, and the performance ii staged With com- puter-controlled lighting and laser dilc imagery. -1be performance involves two ttlectronically controlled pianos, tnteracttve lighting and video images, a Balinese dancer and two yoc.lists who control and create tbe10und. "It's kind of like a lyrical musical poem about our love affair and our need for technology," Subotnick said. "Our ultimate goal with tech- nology is to master nature and ... to eventually be empowered to the timitations of the body." Tbe pelfoi' •re 11 ID tbnlediif. cenilb&e but Guill IKtiom, SUbOt· mct-'d. • •tt ltmtl wtlh ... band -the band WM tbe ftrit tool-imd lftdl with a world ('9Gd) of time arid speoe,. be Mid. ·'llldlDa• lllime- diacy' ii a ltate of mind dunng day- dfeemlng where time and space ~oanaoce begim with the 8 ese dancer who ii dreamed tnto existence by tbe two vocalists. The tint Mgmellt mixes Balinese monkey chants and other animal sounds and adds imaget and vocal lines from media philosopher Manban McLuhan. The two pianos are stationed on either side of the stage and big- gered by the performer's band ges- tures. "lbe pianos are another exam- ple of our mastery of technology and.bow we control it with our fin. gen," he said. But the me5S4ge isn't that tech- nology ii controlling. It's that humans have a need to control technology. "The message is that we need technology,• Subotnick said. 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C.-Mlle (camr d FW!I & ~ 241-1444, far.....,.,....,, F91141GID.. • Fresh (/yTos & Pitta made daily • AU Kebabs & Appetken Mediterranean Style •Gourmet Sandwiches prepared on French Baguette Bread • Wade selection of Desseru 8 Pastries Homemade by our fClfl10U5 Gourmet Pastry Cll4 Come 8 enjoy the Best Cappuccino In Town! ra=:Jllll'.GlllJI:=:~ Lido Marina Village AMACHI SIJ8N & Sushi to Go. Complete Bar. Al Majer-Credit Cards. Located flJ:. 2675 Irvine /we. (Across from Newport Golf Quse) (714) 84f>.5518 BEN I HANA America's most cetebrat.ed Japanese rest.aurert. Open 7 days a week. Lunch 11 :30am-2:~ Mon-Fri. Dinner 5·00.10:~ Mon-Thurs: 5:00.11 :CQ:>m Hi: ~11 :CQ>m Set; 4:D-9:~ Soo. located at 4250 Birch ~ 95~2 TOKYO GATE Sushi, catef'ing end take out available. Open 7 days 8 week Monday • Thlrsclay 11 :30 a.m. · 9:30 p. m. Friday • Saturday 11:30 a.m. -10·00 p,m.: Sunday 12.00 • 9:00 p.m. l.ocet8d at 427 E. 171tl ~ 10 (by Wherahou9e Aecorde) in Costa Mesa. 631-0403 LA CAVE Menu Includes: Lobster. Crab, smmp. 9aeks. Oaiy Speciels. Fri. & S8t. Prime Rib, FtJI Bar & Wrna Ust. Casual lhse. Hours: Looches 11 :30-2:30 -Oinrw Mon . ..set. from 5:~. Va, Meetaca.'d. Diner's Oob. l.ocl!ltad /:JJ:.1695 INine M .. (flJ:. 171tl S:reat) Neer BlodcbusC8r E:11tertlil11Tld Calta Mela (714) 646-7944 THE BARN STEAK HOUSE Menu Includes St:e¥. Freeh Fish, Ollckan. Bt.rgers & Selads. Pricee Range F1'oln $3. 75 For Lt.nch & $6.25 For Climer. Hotn: Mon . ..set. ~ 11am For Looch. 4:CQ:m Mon.-Hi .. Oinner 3:CQ:m. Sat. & Soo .. Mrljol' Q't!ldit Cards Acoeptad. l.ocl!ltad flJ:. 23lJ Harbor 81. 131, COltB Mesa • (714) 841-9777 THI: ARCHES n. prenUl'I ltaek and 8lefood hol.-1n cnoae Ccu1:f lilce 1922 SrMg kmh Mon . .ffi. 11 ::Dam tJ'd 3:CQ:m. Oinner .wet rif/Of tJ'd 1 :CDem. l.ocltlld on Newport ~ & a:..~ in Newport a.en. 845-707? THAI 8PICI: \tclld b-1 the Rlgilllf' ........ eppeillftd In ,,,. a. d Chni:ie C'any IWlbl .. 'The Belli,,. Food In Dw1DI ~. Wdl; clnns'. aDring & tau. 815 w. 19th 9t.. ~ Mw.5484333 DIHO 81AM Thll ow-. Q.illne. Open 1 dlrf1I, Mchtly. ~ Lt.nch 11 :CX>1.m. • 3:00 p.m. Dinnr 4:00 p.m. • 10:00 p.m. ~ air.--. ~"VI & C.-i~= ';,.~ Lamlld in ... ca.IMlll~•183B M.0-111. -- 341 2 Via Oporto # I 03 Newport Beach (714) 675-3779 • Open 7 Days THE CANNERY ~ :rv "' :i Hilfa'ic ~ llhd 1-Wtxr Ouise C'a'c:er f.bn· Mon .sat. 11:30 · 2:CDm, Sun. 10:cnam.12 cnim. Al MaP' 0'9dlt Cards. Raaerwbons ~· Located at 3010 i..teyeae Alie .• Newport Beach, CA 92 (714) 675-5777 Fax 675-2510 CATALINA FISH KITCHEN Get hooked on cha frelhelt fish lMliletlle Fresh ~ lilh. l88food and chdc.en, sandwiches, salads. IJ'led pletas and pasta~. ~ llix days a week. Mon. tt1nJ n.n 11 am8pm; Fn & Set. 11 im9pm. Located et 670 W. 17iti l:l. IGB, Cost.a Mesa (West of cha new Trader Joe's. l 645-8873 THE BLUEWATER GRILL Waterfront dininQ at !he former ste of !he himri: Sea Sharcy and Oelaney's. N!an.rina fresh mesquit&giled seafood, oyatllr' blr and retei fish mriet. HA blr. Cigar paoo. Dlnrlg pa0o. Al mejar cards. Cltril(l ltllllilable. Sealing upon arrival. ~ priced. Locat8d at 630 UOO Part Dive near Udo Island.~ 7 days, lunch & dinrier. 675-RSH THE OLD SAIGON RESTAURANT Ane ViltnlW'nele chla. Nm to Clim ... Ser.t1g ~ VllltrWnele culelne. ~ lrdldes: Vilbwrw egg roll~ rols, old ~ rice YSTnlcel wict'I ~ Sid hlt1 . Seperete vegetarien metll preperad in Che lredltiol 1111 recipea. HOO-I; 11 :ClJam..S;c:Qrn. ao..t Qnley. Vlla/M:: 8C()8flted, 271 Eat 17th St.. Colt.a Mau. (714) 5748460 .. MAsra OtOMll n. Wlllilln Hall MMt.-~ Jllll ...... Brebml ee&e: bndlon. today at 8 p.m. et the Olaage County Pedaming Arb Cents, 600 Town Center Drive, COiia Mela. 1ldcets S15-s.a. Call 556-62162 for more infonnation. . oa: PHIHMMONIC Orange Coast Cdlege'1 Pbil- balmook: Orchestra opem 1ta 31th lellll6o SUnday wtth works by ~i. Beethoven, Prokofiev aDa Brahm.. The~ ltal1s at 1 ~in the Robert B. Moore 1'Metie, 2101 Pairriew Road, Cos- ta Mela. Featured IOlolst ls Thresa DeJong-Pcmbo and the orchestra ii Jed by diredor Alan R.emiDgtoo. Adftnm tickets are $61 $8 at the door. ~more information, can 432-5880. T1IANGl! SQUARE CONCERTS The shopping center bas free live dasslc rock perlormances schecluJed from noon to 2:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, from 1 to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday; and from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday afternoons in the Town Square at niangle Square, 1870 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. COSTA MESA ART LEAGUE The Costa~ A.rt League presents its annual Membership Art Show starting Wednesday tb&oogh Nov. 2 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday tbtough Satur- day, and DOQll to s p.m. Sundays at 1631 Sunflower Ave. in the South Coast Plaza Village. Aclmis- sion is free. For more infoimation. call 540~30. SUNDAY SPOTUGHT TOURS The Orange County Museum of Art offers a Sunday Spotlight Tour at 2 p.m. focusing on a single artist or work of art. Sunday's top- ic: Eileen McDonnell highlights David Park's •Bather with Knee Up.• Spotlight tours are free with admission. Admission is $.5 for adults, S4 for seniors and students, children under 16 and museum members are free. Hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday. The museum is located at 850 San Clemente Drive., New- port Beach. For information, caD 759-1122. TUESDAY TAUCS J The Orange County Museum of Art pr8lelltl •Tuesday ndks at Noon,• a eeries c:I free taDa at noon by artisis, aitics and histori- ans oomplementing the art dis- played in the museum's gallerles at 850 San Oemente Drive, New- port Beach. On Tuesday, Cynthia Burttng- ham will speak aboµt Picasso graphics. For information, call 759- 1122. BE YOUR OWN ARTIST The Orange County Museum of. Art offers a series of classes, Be Your Own Artist. Starting Oct. 18 through Nov. 15, Beginning Watercolor meets Saturdays from 9:30 a.m. to noon. Intermediate Watercolor meets Saturdays Oct. 18 through Nov. 15 mm 1 to 3:30 p.m. at the museum. 850 San Clemente Drtve, Newport Beach. Tbe oost for either class is $C0 for QleDlben, students and seniors: S50 far otbmw. Por information. call 7~ 1122. GA• I FRY PARADISO 1be Gallery Paradilo features acoustic pieces by artist Micb.ael Brewster and painter Roland Reiss' •'Jbe Silvedakee" through Oct. 22 at 16°' Babcock St, Costa Mela. For mote infonnation, call 650-3690. ~ JJl'9M.DtS an exhibit. •Tex- tur., SMdOws and Masb,. ~~prints ilnd .-iytial OD paper by Marilyn Bllis, in tbe toys~ Newport Beach Celitnll UbrUy through Oct 31. A wekOme reception will be Sunday at 4 p.m. Jn the PJieDds Meeting ~Call 117-3801. CAUR>INA COLOR 1be Newport Beach .;1,XJ:an Gallery pH sng a free of ~~~c::~y •ColQn• and an ezhibtt of sun- drenched watercoloc scenes of California by artist Juan Casado titled •California Colors• through Nov. 4. The Qty Hall is located at 3300 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach. For information, call 717- 3870. PHOl'OGRAPHERS EXHIBIT The Newport Harbor Nautical Museum presents its 1997 Slllll· • mer exhibit, •Wind on the Water: Women Photographers in Yacht- ing,. from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. . t'.! through New. 9. The museum is Jocated aboard the riYerboet Pnde of~ dodced at tbe Bac:k Bay Bridge, 151 E. Coast High- way, Newport Beach. AdrQission is free f« membei'lt 14 Im guest aduhs; $1forguestcbildlen12 and younger. The museum is doled Mondays. For more infor- mation, caD 615-8915, ext. 102. DEEBISER The Robert Mondavi Wine and Food C.enter presents artist Dee Biser through Nov. 10 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 1570 Scenic Ave., Cos- ta Mesa. Call 979-4510. PICASSO EXHIBIT The O}'ange County Museum of Art presents .The Graphic Art of Pablo J>icasso• through Nov. 30. The museum is open Tuesday through Sunday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.. at 850 San Oemente Drive, New- port Beach. Admission is $.5 for adults, S4 for seniors and students, and children under 16 and muse- um members are free. For more information. can 759-1122. You Are Cordially Invited To Attend • • • • ~~:i Orange County FALL GARDENING CLASS LEARN ABOUT THE BASICS OF PLANTING FOR FALL & WINTER COLOR. LEARN HOW TO PLAN FOR YEAR-ROUND VEGETABLE & HERBS! LEARN HOW TO MAKE SPECTACULAR BEDS OF COLOR WITH BULBS. BRING YOUR QUESTIONS FOR THE "DOCTOR" AND LOTS MORE! • NURSERIES, INC. COMPLETE LANDSCAPING 41 YEARS EXP. SANTA ANA COSTA MESA 2800 N. Tustin Ave. 2700 Bristol Street Licenae No. 308553 (714) 633-9200 (714) 754-6661 Question ·or the Day? O.K Here's how it works - You read the quest1on. If you have the oorrect answer, then i:OO on On "Happy Days, "how many kids did the Cunninghams have? Help a child survive tcxlay and succeed tomorrow. Bea Big Brother. Formore · inf onnation, please call (714) 544-7773. BIG BROIHERS~BIG SISl'ERS Of ORANGE COUNTY :/Otnef ElWy wtll M slgnJng hi• book at BamH A Noble Fashion laloiul, 953 Newport Center DrlVe, on Suil(lay at 2 p.m. For more l.nlonna· t.Jon, coJl 159-0082. CALL l'OA HOURS ~ 2400 W. Coast -.. Highway i j ~ Newport Beach z ... ~ ~ (71 4) 650-5577 NEWPORT BEACH Par-• 361 Forest Ave. Laguna Beach (714) 376-8982 ROSEY'S AUTO BODY CAUFOl#IA LAW STATES You CAN CHOOSE ANY REPAIR FACILITY FREE Pick.., & DtllYtry • AH Ctt1tW Ttdt11daa 642-4522 121 l1tlustri1I W1y • Costa Mesa .... SATURDAY, OCTOIEft 11, 19'7 .. ' ing-wet cats in the back of my truck, the animal control 1 '.officers off for the ' ·. • .. . . '• ... , ,. ·" •• t: -; night and the owner walking back to Los Angele' ' -Marine Lt. Jim Turner, explaining how he ended up with three cats on his hands after a shipwreck in Corona del Mar. ~ SbaNOUr---a..~ ...... bo...i cbaty-*'Cllll ,_., -got• helpblg _...., .. -........ natloM16raf ill ; •g'odll-lio!'ll ; wltb elgllt -dmtlllo-.... jlla. -·----.-.-.111e. , . ., will probJlllt ---... dlutlJ'l-goillq afflllfto ____ _ I l<ical,.,...urants, . l ____ ,_,,--------~----·-'~~~r~.x~,. --"--.... ,__._.;....:...='""'= best of the readers hotline ·.:m.t Pieceinakers or troubleinakers? •' • :• -• '· '9 ~THE ISSUE: At Coun- ·• cilwoman Heather ;~somers ' urging, Costa ,;Mesa will investigate "the religious group's code violations. H ow come they pursued Sid Soffer so much that he had to leave the area ~d yet they let these people rqpeatedly do these kind of Uiings1 I don't understand. t DAVID SLOANE • Newport Beach ' I I really think the Piecemakers need to be Held to the same codes that all the other business- es in Costa Mesa have to a<ihere t<l It kind of makes me angry tqey're allowed to do things that no other business is allowed to do without some sort of conse- quence. And they may recognize they're not a particularly positive force at times in the community, bUt still they need to follow the same rules everybody else bas to. CAROL HALBACH Costa Mesa Even though they consider tl}emselves a religious group, uiey have stolen property. The pfoperty is the music and the Wo rds of the composers. That is perty just as much as jewelry somebody's home, and there- fdre they violated an ordinance, bµt they also are thieves. I llHEA OOllN NeWJll>rl- I think they ought to leave the Piecemakers alone. The city's got enough cod.es to enforce. They'll take care of themselves with the copyright and patent infringements. So, leave them alone. Let the city work on things. CHAllJ.ES GARDNER Newport Beach I'm for everything that they're doing because they're basically setting the people free from the hierarchy of the gov, ernment, and the people need to be free and able to speak what they want and do whatev- er it takes to be in business. I also wanted to say that Council- woman Heather Somen needs to get off of City Cound.1 and get a.n~ther job with the work, ing people. ' JOHN REDDY Costa Mesa I'm for the Piecernakers, and I think what the City Council has been doing in the past and is still doing to people -taking away their rights and taking away their freedoms -needs to stop. This Heather Somers needs to get off the coundl. CHET NELSON Cotta Meu I hope that Piecemakers ls setting a precedent that other businesses do not have to get a permit to do anything on their own private property. LINDA RYAN Newport- I'm lOO o/o behind the Piece, makers. SHIVAUNCJUSM Costa Mesa I think the staff handled it cor, redly. I th.ink the city and ow- government bas too much red tape, and this is an example. I'm' not saying we need to let this go entirely, but the city has too many rules. ZOEMENKICK Costa Mesa I don't think they handled the Piecemakers right. I think they should handle them like every, body else in town. Just because they're a religious group doesn't mean they should get special handling. KEVIN BURKEMPER Costa Mesa U there's a law and they refuse to abide by it, then they need to pay the penalty. When you cons sider that high schools have to pay to perform plays -and they're certainly in no position to be making any blg profit; they rarely break even in these pro- ductions -and you have some, one like the Piecemalc.ers, they cause a lot of trouble, make a lot of noise, and somehow they keep avoiding any kind of repercus, sion. It's just ll.ke a chlld. You have to teach them that they have to do the right thing 10 that evervthing works the way it should. They get aw~wlth a lot of stuff that regular I just don't get away with. MAGGI llASSJACllSON ComM- I certainly think (Council· woman Heather Somers! was right on target. I back her tOOo/o. I don't understand why some of the coundl memben didn't understand what she was trying to get across. If there are city ordinances regarding permits, I certainly think they should be enforced. I have no personal knowledge of Piecemakers, but everything I've read in the paper and their replies to anything in the paper, they are nothing but troublemakers who think they can do anything they want, and no one will give them any prob- lem. J th.ink the code should be enforced, and they should be penalized for disobeying the law. JOYCE HU1lJ!Jt Costa Mesa Just leave the Piecemak.ers alone. You've been hassling these people for years ever since they had a tearoom too close to residences or something idiotic like that So they didn't have a pennit for little -and I 5tress that -musical According to the Daily Pilot, a permit ts r..quired for most public pelformances - not allf Less than a hundred people showed up for that performance. It wasn't a big deal Leave them alone. I've been to their store, and I've been to their aaft fairs -they're a class ad as far as I'm concerned. Th1.s dty is the most rule-and pennlt-happy community l have ever seen. Just try to add a room onto . your house sometiµle, but that'5 another story. If you want to do something constructive for Ute city, dean it up. There's trash everywhere. Use some of your rule and permit money for a. trash cleanup day. • PATDl!TllO c...a.Meoa ' . I totally agree with JQSeph !If Bell's column on the Piecemakers this morning. I think it's just ridiculous wh.at they're trying to do. I just th.ink they're a cult. They don't want to follow the rules the rest of us need to go by. CAROL MASON Costa Mesa I do not think the city is han, dling it properly. To me, it's like having a bunch of spoiled brats and threatening th.at •When yow dad gets home, you're going to get it• But they never get it. These people are just acting in a vsy rebellious manner. If theta's any connotations of Christians applied to them. I think it's wrong. The city should start slap- ping them down. It's not right what tbey're doing, and u long as they're getting away with it, lfs not galng to lllop. We've got enough, with gangbo.ngers· and all this other stuff, getting away with mwdet, and it's causing our city to go down, down, down. It needs to start somewhere. They're gonna have to start get· ting tough somewhere, and this ts a good place to otarl with l*>- ple like thla. I . ANN BRYANT Newport- NllwfDll,J'1+'C1 'l!'!!R*,._ letter of the week Raabe • sentenang marks end of dad<: ·,. ·· period · W ith the sentencing Of former Orange County Alslstant 1l'euurer Matthew Raabe to a three.year prison term for hiJ leading role In the county bankruptcy, hopefully Iha sad period In our local history ls over. As Superi, or Court Judge Everett W. Dickey said, •ne public bas the right to expect that all of its officials will follow the rules meticulously.• This bu been an emaordi· nartly expensive case, not only In terms of tax dollan lost, but In the cost of jobl for many and the reputatiom: bl • f.,w., fl , oi 1 In all of Iha, It should be made clear that certainly one man had been made a scape- goat and bu Nlfere4 because of it. He is former county Budget Director Ronald Rubino. Now, thankfully, his name has been •c1earec1.• in the final report for the Distric.1 Attorney (People's Sentencing Brief, Oct. 3, 1997). Several excerpts from the brief are important for the public to know: 1) •we have also considered defendant's (Raabe) attempt to miNmjze bis responsibility by falsely implicating and distort- ing the role of others.• 2) •The instruments of the crime were complex and unknown to anyone outside the D'easurer's Office. • 3) •The evidence ii dear: defendant -not qtron, not 1 Ronald Rubino t«mcocted me scheme to steal q>neJ.trom ~ jlnvestment] pool ~dpants. Th~ is simply no ~ence to the contrary. In his testimony before the grand jury, defendant fingered O.tnm and Rubino as the· architects of the 'diversion scheme.' Otron denied it, Rubi, no denied it, and the evidence proves that defendant ts lying.• Unfortunately, the court of public opinion often erroneously convicts innocent people who are swept along in an informa, tion...,ge phenomenon -the "rush to judgment.• Tue pwpose of this letter, then. is to reverse the damaging imprenions left about Mr. Ruhis no, who has always been an · honorable, dedicated public ser- vant, and who, unW.hil upheaval, had devoted bis entire profeul!>nol life (? serving county gov . In the "' -!Ut have been wrlueo about:the, county bankruptcy, and omong the tens of thousands of doai- ments that have been sautl· m-. analyzed and puhlldzed, It's really a lbame that all too few will have an opportunity to see thia ftnal paper. lllCHAID V. SIMON NewpMI- ctivists rebuffed by inslltution ·they rpere asked to repair • ' • Join in appreciation of A'.dhlt Day Services of OFange· Coooty at annual furid-raiser Hl!A.aTS PIUl!D WITH HOPE; 11le Adalt 0.., Semce. of 0..-.. Coaaty wUl boJd its annual fund-railer at 6 p.m., Thunday, at niangle Square fea- turlng a silent audiOD, food pro- videcl by Sfuzzi -an Italian Bistro and a movie at Bdwmds Cfnemaa. During a aped.al pre- sentation, the dUel ol Colt.a Mela. Fountain v~ and Hunt- ington Beach will be honored for their support ol services to older adults. The festivttiel will be held on the second level ol 'JHang)e Square. The silent auction includes more than 35 items such as getaway weekends, boat rentals and dinners for two at local restaurants. Adult Day SelVices provides day care for adults suffering from Alzheimer's disease and dementia at its center in Costa Mesa. Tick- ets for the benefit are available at $35 by calling 548-9331. COMMENTARY: Wrth all the misinformation ·in South County ,. about airport noise at the pro- posed El Toro airport, let's invite those we know from South Coun- ty to a backyard barbecue or din- ner ot our homes in Newport ' Beach. Let them enjoy a relaxing •• afternoon or evening at your home, some time in the spa and a fine dinner. It's time they heard, first-hand, how noise (or the lack of it in comparison to 20 years ago) affects our homes and to let them know if the cw:rent El Toro airport footprint were over the Orange County Airport, there would not be one home in it between John Wayne Airport and the Pocific Ocean. Our South County friends need to know there are no homes in the El Toro flight path to be affected by aiiplane noise as our homes are. You can't tell them Put a few words to work for you. 1, ~,,JUJ, .. Call the " ""' DiilY PilOt CLASSIFIEDS that. they need to experience it tlrlthand. f081U'CX>N11!Sn In con- junctlOD with tbe Nation.al Week cnm.t pnrvlowly announced in tbil c:dumn. tbe Newport-Mesa- im. lldlrlaltll Coandl is encouraging students grades two through 12 1o draw an mustratton or emm a 2QO.word essay on the topic •What My Family Means to Me.• Prizel donated by loc.al mer- chants will be awmded at the third annual Thanksgiving Music Pestival at 7 p.m., Nov. 16, at the Robert B. Moore Theater at Orange Coast College. Writing contest prl7.es will be Judged in grades fourth throu~ sixth. sev- enth and eighth and ninth through 12, while poster prizes will be judged in grades second through fifth, sixth through eighth arut ninth through 12th. Entries should be mailed to •What My Family Means to Me," 2390 Red- lands Drlve, Newport Beach, 92660. PROUDLY WE HAll.: The Exchange Oub of Newport Har- bor will honor Bob Black. presi- dent of the Catalina Passenger Service, with the Proudly We Hail award for flying the American jim deboom flag over the Balboa Pavilion every day. The award will be presented at the club's luncheon meetingon'IbursdayattheShark Island Yacht Oub. SERVICE CLUB MEETINGS nus COMING WEEK: Want to get more involved in your com- munity, make new friends, net- wor)( or give something back to your community? 1ty a service clubl You are invited to attend a club meeting this coming week. Many clubs will buy your first guest meal for you. 1UESDAY -7:30 a.m. The Newport Beach Sunrise Rotary Oub • I j' , . IHIPERGO $5.99 Sq. Ft. (installed ) Carpet Your Entire Home with Plush or Berber for only_ _...._O..Wf<ll s49900 UPT03MOS SAME AS CASH 0.AC While SuppUes Last VINYL* WOOD ic MARBLE* TILE Comm«clal • RNldentlal Sal•• & Service Full lined Wool, WCNen A>cminster & Sisal Carpeting Available 1904 Haltaor llouleYard • Cost.I ..... ...... -....... """--~--t ..... c ............... 19111 Street .. 722-9642•• meets 8t the Balboa Bay Oub to hew' Stew Kennedy on EtNcs In Buslna. Noon Costa Mesa Down- town Kiwlris Oub meets 8t the C.osta Mesa Cornnuilty Center. l:JO p.m. The C.osta Mesa Newport Hatbor Uons Club meets at the Cos- ta Mesa Country dub. WEIJllESDAY -7:15 a..m. South Coast Sunrise Rotary Oub meets at the Center Oub. Newport Harbor ~Is Oub meets at the University Athletic Oub. Noon Cos- ta Mesa Rotary Oub meets at Mesa Verde Couitry Oub.lhe Exd\ange Oub of Orange Coast meets at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht dub. 6 p.m. Newport-Balboa Rotary Oub meets at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Oub to heir Ron Knight on Financial Issues for the Retirement Years. nwDAY -7 a.m. Costa Mesa-Orange Coast Breakfast Lions dub meets at Mimi's Cafe. Noon Kiwanis Oub of Newp6rt Beach- Corona del Mar meets at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Oub. The Exchange Oub of Newport Harbor meets at the Sharie Island Yacht dub. The Rotary dub of Newport· Irvine meets at the Irvine Marriott Hotel. • ~. QUBS is published f!11efY saturday In the Daily Pilot. FAX your seMa! dub's meeting information to 631-5851 or mall to 1743 Bayport Wtty, Newport Beach, 92660. WORK INJURIES WORKERS' COMPENSATION EXPERT FREE CONSULTATION NO RECOVERY -NO FEE 263-5954 GARY E. SKAWIN ATTORNEY AT LAW Making a fabe or fraudulent worlccn' compensation claim is a felony subject to up to 5 years in prison or a fine of up to $50,000 or double the value of the fraud, whichever is greater, or by both imprisonment and fine. CONVENIENlLY LOCATED NEAR JOHN WAYNE AIRPORT AMPLE FREE PARKING lSOOQUAIL NEWPORT BF.A.CH 263-S9S4 Sai1 into great savings this rd during Via Lido PlazaS fantastic RJ1l Si4'ewollc sale-o-bration. F.njoy a day ef super shopping, dining and savings from thl retailm. DOl'T MISS: SATURDAY, OCTOla 11, M1 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11 11AMTO4 PM Vil LIDO PLAZA RETAILERS INCLUDE: YIA UDO DlU6 · A SECIET AFFAll STUIUUS · Z·PIZU • IEUTTA CAFE YIHO ZOIE • HWPOIT ClOCIS PUllS 1Y lMllO · Zl6&Y 'S OPTICAL HWHH lllCI I CHOC: I CON11NUED FROM A 1 ••lliii!milllillllil!l---iilll~. ! •DOied with Jeukemla . ......_ 1mC1Cllft" nn I •wewentlntbebOlpttalfor 10 In the ~ Plciit. tf ~d I days,. Peter iaid. •tt WU pretfy .,..,.,,Mtfl()tl on getting yotll ~ 1 depres$inq. • . nlielon list.d, caH 6'2-4121, Mt. 311. i , lie was baptized two weeks i into the chemotherapy and said MS ASSOOATION OltANGE i he has Just been depending on COUNTY CHAPTBt l God to get him through the Tbe Amyotropbic Lateral I otd~en I got diagnosed, 1t Sclerosis Association, Orange i almost broke me,• Peter said. County Chapt~r. nee~ many ! •ooo raised me up, and now I'm volunteers. For information, ca.11 l walking a lot more with him. It ~~~d~~~~1~2 .. ·1,-------~-------~~----------~-------AJ,ZHEIMER'S ASSOOATION OF OM.NGE COUNTY i PIECE MAKE. RS Ridgway for more than two years, for the required development per- The Alzheimer's Association i county officials said. mits. · Ouray County Planner Greg The ~rs so far have of Orange County needs _volun-1 CONTINUED FROM A 1 Moberg said the group moved a cooperated with officials on get- teers for either of two seIVlces -l mobile home onto the land with-ting those permits, Moberg said. •help~e· assistants at the chap-j versies with the county and the out getting permits to do so, and "To their credit, they're going ter office, or support group lead-i town,• said the woman, who county supervisors stepped in to through the process, not thumb- en/co-leaders in the commUDity. ~ asked that her name not be used. stop them. ~g their noses at it,• Moberg Helpline training sessions begin j The Piecemakers have been County officials initially denied said. "But that's not to say they Aug. 19 and support group 1 embroiled in a land development the Piecemakers' requests to wouldn't turn around and get real leader training sessions begin 1 dispute over the future of a 50-move more mobile homes onto nasty with us if (the decision) Aug. 21. The day long trainings ~ acre plot they have owned near the land until the group applied doesn't go their way.• are free and include a light 1 lunch. To register, call 283-11 11 1 :.------------------------------------ as soon as possible. 1 EL TQRO AMERICAN CANCER SOOETY O'NEILL The Miners have denied involvement in a murder scheme. The Orange County Region of CONTINUED FROM A 1 CONTINUED FROM A 1 the American Cancer Society is minimized the proposed project's O'Neill, who has multiple robbery convictions, faces charges of solicitation for mur- der, attempted premeditated murder and being a felon in pos- session of a handgun. WEEKEND SPECIAL seeking office volunteers. Also, environmental impacts• with volunteers are being sought to incorrect assumptions about air answer calls for the unit's travel demand and airport-sup- Helpline lnfoCenter. For infor-porting infrastructure. She also mation on these and other volun-said it adequately tackle4 other teer opportunities, call Jane issues, such as economics, noise Tackett at 261-9446. and air quality. Also of note to locals: AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY McConnell's ruling said the coun- ANGELS ON WHEELS :,t ty environmental impact report Volunteer drivers from New-incorrectly assumed John Wayne port Beach and Costa Mesa can Airport would be expanded and help cancer patients get to and then closed. from their medical treatments in 1 In that part of the ruling, she Orange County. Volunteers use ~-· favored airport opponents, but local airport backers scored a their own ca.rs or the Society's i point as well when she acknowl- donated van to really make a dif-j edged "significant known imped- ference in someone's recovery. 1 iments to expansion" of John to murder a man he bad never met, 47-year-old David Leland of Capitola. O'Neill, who lived in a room adjacent to the Stag Bar in Cos- ta Mesa in exchange for odd jobs, allegedly approached a patron at the bar for help in the murder plot. The patron, who turned out to b e a police infor- mant, told authorities O'Neill said the intended victim's moth- er-in-law wanted him dead. Leland's in-laws are Guy and Mae Miner of Lido isle. Police say their investigation now focuses on them and other par- ties in Newport Beach. Patients are able to get in and out 1 Wayne. of vehicles themselves Volun-================================================ teers must be at least 25 yea.rs old with a valid driver's license. Call 261-9446 to become an Angel on Wheels. AMERICAN CANCER SOOETY RElAY FOR LIFE The American Cancer Society needs volunteers for a number of tasks. For more information, con- tact Sally Carson at 261-9446. AMERICANS FOR FREE CHOICE IN MEDIONE Americans for Free Choice m Med.lcine, a nonprofit education- al organization founded on the idea of individual liberty and free enterprise, is seeking office vol- unteers. For more information, call 645-2622. AMERICAN HEART ASSOOATION The American Heart Associa- tion is look.mg for volunteers to perform vanous general office duties including photocopying, typing, light computer work, as well as preparing large mailings and other various clerical duties from 9 a .m. to noon or 1 to 4 p.m., Monday through Fnday. Call Turi Brown, volunteer coordina- tor, at 856-3555 for more mfor- mation. $29500 complete CaJJ Toll Free 888-271-4567 Don't Oday, Avoid Probate! David Pawfowski Attorney at Law Come join us Celebrate! 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All parties appear to be ready to go f<>r it, and they wouldn't if there wasn't something in there for them. ~ally, "'9~,. , issue II r. dw•i*t••t&• ,.... ~ ... ~ .... .M'81l -, • ~ ~· no matter wbatthe ttlal9, won't getanym '!l"~!~.--ra~rt such sports rt • as football. f~M basketball °'J~~ and buebtill. JUI~--Qt am~otben. leaat at the. tor ~e first not outset . . . . two years of the f Q\.IJ'•yea? • sama.rio,then they'll review and see if a better way ii available. The knee-jerk reattion to this by many ls ,that it's pretty unfair to Santa Margarita and its atbletes. .; ....... ..,,, it isn't. Pram tb8 -~ Baotel Gt Saota Margarita ed ln tbe $Quth Cout League, competing agabwt the likes of Capiltrano Valley, but were given sanctu.aiy in the Sea View. The Sea View League is Dtvllton V (as in flfth-level, although the ultimate champion ii often oomidered by many on a higher plane). On the whole, it is •SEE CARLSON PAGE 1M • Estancia's five turnovers take away from otherwise-solid effort in nonleague loss to the Knights. By Barry Feulkner, Dai~ Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Not long after Fri- day night's nonleague football game with visiting Katella High ended, Estancia Coach John Uebengood set about trying to convince bis Eagles what the scoreboard couldn't. ·ne better team didn't win tonight • said a downcast, but also justifiabiy encouraged Uebengood, after the oppor- tunistic Knights cashed in five tumoveu for a 21-19 triumph. Before Uebengood addressed the media, however, he huddled with his dis- appointed team in the west end zone at Newport Harbor High, trying to pump some poslttves into his ployers. •Mesa posts fourth Big 'O' with convincing win over the Colony at OCC. By Mike Sciacca, Daily Pilot COSfA MESA -The song blaiing over the LeBard Stadium loud speakers ju.st moments before the opening kickoff of Priday night's nonleague foot- ball game between Costa Mesa High and Anaheim asked those in attendance, •vou all ready for this?· 'Ibe answer, tt'a safe to say, could have been a collective . Ore l;DOll ~ Oil • ~ tot CoMa'~ .. home- coming festtvtties bad a Chance to settle down in their seats, the Mustangs were of:f and running. The game wasn't even a minute old before they bad jumped out to a two-touchdown advantage, the quick start propelling Costa · Mesa to a buDlsb 41-0 victory over the Colonists on a blustery evening. Weif. Mesa fans ... are you ready for this? • 'Ibe 1997 Mustangs are the second Costa Mesa team in school history and first since 1976 to win five consecutive games. Estancia (2-2-1) will need all the teel- good affirmation it can muster beadingtnto Friday's Pacific Coast League opener a~ainst unbeaten Laguna Hills, ran,ked No. 3 m Orange County. But Uebengood won't have to~ the facts of Friday's struggle to. aJme up with plenty the Eagles did right. Among the assets: ~ Another strong defensive showing, Umlt- m.g Katella (3-2) to just 62 yards on the ground, and forcing nine incompletions in 12 attempts from Knights starting signal caller Joe Rogers. • .A' productive running game led by se~or !ames Dawkins' 185 yards on 1't cames, including second-quarter touchdown • The Costa Mesa defense, tops in Orange County and CIP Swtbern Section Dtvision vm in points allowed (three), contin- ued its masteiy of the opposi- Uon. The defeme, with four shutouts to its aedit, now bas gene 20 quarters without allow- ing. touchdown. C • • MARC MM™ I OMY Pl.OT Oita M..-• S-.V. Henog, llelMlri for tbe end zone, Unds something m•utng u An•belm'1 • ~ Mustang defame l}so ~ MWn interceptiom - three by Ravtnn Sou, tbe county ~ with aeven th.ii season. and two fumble recoveries. All tn an. 1t WU Costa Mesa'• night, despite the fact tbat the MultaDgl Jo.t five of six fumbles end,.... bit wltb 102 yards in nm Dye pokes the ball IOOM. The HD rolled Into Qae end zone ~.Henog'1 te••••te Jerry Clevelud recovered It for a touchdown ln Prt•y Dlght'w n~ 41-0 Mela .tdory. penalties. . •1 hope now that some people will start showing us some respect.• Mesa Coach Jeny Howell said after the one-sided victory. "We dominated the game from the start and got to play a lot of people. It's fun when you're able to do that, and it's espedally tun when you can do those things on homecoming night.• On Costa Mesa's first play from scrimmage, running back V!nce Hamade (148 yards on 20 carries) was hit at his own 36- yard line after a 5-y6rd gain, sprung free from the grasp of Anaheim's Hector Soriano, was bit again at the 40, then careened away for another 20 yards. Once at the Anaheim -40, all that ~ left for Hamade to do wu ~ an oppoate direc- tioll cu~ OD Colonist defensive back Larry Oawso~ and team· mate Jerry Cleveland applied •SEE MESA PAGE 85 I • Sea Kings' effort is n enough in final nonlea battle against the Lan By Richard Dunn. Daily Pilot ; FULLERTON -Aside three big plays, it was Unfortunately for Corona del High, Orange Lutheran ruuii~ prayers answered Friday nig~io the season's final nonleague ballgame. • The Sea Kings were left :.0 their knees. • "It ibookin't be an even becau9e those guys are Div:isioa • CdM Coach Dick Freeman following Orange Lutheran's victory at Cal State Pull snapping the Sea Kings' m two-game winning streak. The Lancers (-4-0-1), f'aDllaG> No. 2 in ClP Southern ~n Division X. completed their season schedule undef against five Orange County - lie schools in higher divisions.. •This hurt them beca don't think they expected happen,• Freeman said of' players. Corona del Mar (2-3), a Division V program. was · Orange Lutheran territory final six possessions in the balf,butscored just once. The Sea Kings, whom· .54ftlllN tight end/linebacker Mark r- field at running back for the~ time, scored with 57 seconds Jn the first ball, when ~~ back Dennis Alshuler around several Orange Lu.mt1"1l' defenders and cashed in 3-yard touchdown run. The Sea Kings' lead. hf)Wlllmr was brief. On Orange Lutheran's - '-... ~~, _,. IVAN MERCER M: tight end, he scored OCC's first touchdown of the season on an 11 -yard reception. He • gained 68 yards on • 6 catches for the day against Mt. San Antonio. Homecoming ... can it bring something to the table? • Another football loss for Orange Coast College would become a new low. By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Having already given up 137 points in just three games, the winless Orange Coast College football team is searching for something, anything that could gtve it a boost and avoid the longest losing streak in the program's history. Homecoming could be that thrust. The rival tonight (7 p.m, at LeBard Stadium) is Riverside, which stands at 1-2 and received enough votes to rank at No. 18 in the Southland poll. Riverside is coming off of a 25-14 loss to Cer- ritos, a team that manhandled the Pirates, 40-0, in the season Open· er. Coast, however, needs to revive itself from a 66-14 flogging at Mt. San Antonio College. "We had no chance,• Coach Bill Workman said of his squad's obvious outmanned situation in Walnut last weekend. •1t was a joke. But it's not funny.• Positives for the Pir~ that they scored their ~-41tibes~ scores wu an 11-y by Ivan Mercer tro.;·j Collins. Collins wu bOmi~ from the game at the end of the first half after getting slemmed. all the way onto the track -he was not seriously injured -but Mer- cer went on to amass 68 yards on six receptions. Mercer, a 6-foot-7 freshman transfer from Washington Stote, took over the pass reception lead in the Mission Conference with 5.3 per game. The performance also earned the tight end one of the conference's Player of the Week mentions. At 0-3, the Pirates have lost 11 in a row, which ties the schod1 record for consecutiv.e--1.osses established in 1954. •we'll have to get a lot bettert Workman said of the Bucs' chances against Ri~de, •but we aren't looking at what have been fa.d:ng. • The contest is the Mission Conference Central Division. opener for both teams. C> __ -. ...,_ Ht. Wt.a .... 2'0--5-10 165 Fr. Fl S2 DC* Dou• •a 6-5 275 So. LT A SUN MwclM 6-2 280 Fr. LG SIMaS.O. 6-1 260 k c M Jm ,._.. 6-0 275 Fr. RG a._,_., ~ 270 Fr. RT 14 M "--6-2 255 So. TE • ... ..... 6-7 255 Fr.~ • a. c:ou.. w 200 So. Q8 ·• .,_ .._., "° 195 Fr. Tl ..... Mn9I 5-10 215 Fr. Fl • Corona del Mar High's, freshman football and water polo teams growing toward their ultimate goals. Football 101. Think you could pass? Por Corona del Mar High's freshmen football team. passing isn't the only objective, but so is bloc.king, tackling, rushing and catching. Sea Kings Coach Ted Williams has the biggest corps of players, 44, and that number helps , account for the squad's 3-0 start. Most of that pack, however, is quite inexperienced. •Most everyone is pretty green.• Williams said. "But we teach (football) like a class. There aren't a lot of Xs and Os, but lots of repetition of simple things.• The classroom approach is working so far for Williams and his coaching staff of Bucky Gillette and Gary Almquist. "Football is basically a foreign language to the kids,• Williams said. "But they're working really hard and they're real excited.• Corona del Mar has posted wins over Costa Mesa, Canyon and Sad.dleback, and plays at Orange Lutheran today in search of the fourth win. Marcus Henry and Andrew Johns are leading the ottensive attack for Wllllamt. "Marcus is just a great athlete,• Williams said of his tailback., who olso plays free safety. Johns is the Sea Kings' quarterback. According to Williams, the strength of his team can be found in its solid defense. "Gillette coaches the defense and he's good with that," Williams said of the unit that has sacrificed no more than two touchdowns in a game thus far. "Offensively, we're still learning. But the defense is sowid and the special teams are really coming around,• Williams said. Williams predicts that David Richardson, an offensive and defensive tackle, and a handful of the rookies, will make an impact on the varsity team in the near future. FIUDAY'S COUNTS E I ~ !Adler. 8 boats, 1118 11'19~ 310 ~llowUlil. 30 yellowfin DE p I tuna. 30 dor.clo, 63 tit~ 13 bonito, 3 b¥r~ 17 calico b;m, 1c And b;m, 2 tculpin, 3 halibut. 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They are really improvi.qg ald getting stronger,• he said. Q Long Beach Wlllon has the best boys water polo team in the CIF Southern Section. which usually indicates tlat its program is rock solid all thlt way through the ranks. For Wilson, that assumption is correct. However, Corona del Mar's New I frosh«>ph water polo team put a cbink in that IOlidity J.ut weekend when the yowig Sea Kings nearly outl.aOed the Bruins before fallincr, to4, tn overtime. The &qUad S. 9-3-0 -it's only losses have been to Foothill, El Toro and the overtime thriller to Wll.son. Under the direction of varsity cocu:b John Vargas and Tim S"alvino, the squad was third at the Newport Harbor tournament, pounded Irvine by nine goals, shut out Servile, 15-0, and pounded Santa Margarita, 11-0, in the Sea View League opener. Corona del Mar is paced by a corps of 16 sophomores, the largest number of participants from any class on any of the Sea Kings teams. The next-closest is the seniors' 10. With two goalkeepers and an array of offensive and defensive threats, the Sea Kings begin Sea View League play this week among the favorites to take the crown. Sophomores Garrett Gentry and D.J. Jackson have provided the bulk of the Sea Kings' ---------------------------------------- are here! deqy lei& form.id.able than ~I or Dtvillon D . . ~ South Cout League ii Dlvtllon I (as in tint-level. and DeYWi.s). In December of '91 there have been a ClP football rdOn•hip game between Pei and Santa Marguita fot>the Division I crown. And there should have been a ClP football championship game b8tWeen Newport Harbor and Thl*l for the Division V title. While the Sea View League wll be shedding the burden of i bdl!ling Santa Margarita, since 1 that·day when it was decided Sa!dta Margarita had the right to compete in public school leagues, despite the fact the · Eagles played with an entirely different deck. It's sort of like inviting some friends over to your house for an evening of poker, only the guy who moved in across the street from you, building a two-story home in the middle of your ~ arrives, pulls out a deck of pinochle cards, and draws from it. You, the host, and the rest of the : table, ille left to draw from the • standard deck of cards being : dealt. : Do you think the complaining • gr~ would be accused of ' wlain.lng1 And would the game ; go" Qll into the night? I think not, I on !>9th questions. : a • There II, however, the , underlying factor of berths in ' the.PF playoffs. , Wlth Santa Margarita pushed into the circle, but without I' placement in the standings, three of the current league are : sWl guaranteed a berth in the : pM:>Us, and even No. 4 has a 1 pflMlbWty at a wild card berth. I .And, one of those four is an : automatic No. 1 entry from the league, even if it has been r beaten up by Goliath. : Th.is is the real carrot, not the i h~w crown business. It means when the playoffs arrive, there is nq Santa Margarita impact on invitations to the ClF eliminations. , lt is a universal thing, th.is quest to win. , And everyone obviously would like to enjoy as many edges as possible as they step itilellhe rtng. 1ut Santa Margarita ... well, l agles have too many edges. : have edges that no public 1 I can ever have. And e they really belong is wib.in the circle of parochial sCbools who have the same bidlt-in edges should they elect to-do so. ' Or, compete as an , ~ndent, where those who ' will{ to schedule yQu, will. And tbQe that don't want to play yoq:;won't. And endure travel as only we can imagine. , "nle alternative, as it is now ' beipg proposed, offers I Something tO both sides. I' Santa Margarita has a "nonnal" schedule in ita I g-.raJ)hical base, and the : South Coast League still has all I berths and in all ' SCJOCb they .have DOW ... ' , quite often, various " nshtps" with hollow l ~~yon either lide of the I ils#,_ 11 gotng to be tbrUled with : =tlon, but~blic . •, outay of wtth I . deckwill I ~pered with tbe fact the blue I chfPI aren't going to be l I I I ::1J!~ rated In by the Ti understand what athletlc trainen do, Othe place to start ii not the training . room. Put all images of tape, splints and Band-Aids out of your head. Begin instead with the trainers' office. Case in point: the office of Terry Z.eigler, head trainer and chair of the exercise and sport science department at Southern California College, and assistant trainer John Beardon. The office is decorated with team pictures, softball memorabilia and stacks of papers and books. The door is always open. so you can bear the bounce of the ba.sketbalk and the squeaks of shoes from the gym that is just around the comer. And on this particular morning, the working day prior to the beginning of two-a-days, a young woman is jabbering to the two about her acceptance to graduate school "Just think, you were considering Changing fields not too long ago," Zeigler proudly said to the obviously ecstatic former student. 1bat sort of captures the essence of what trainers do. "H you talk to people first coming out of school, I think they'll all want to be trainers at big-time Division I schools or in the pros," Beardon said. "But I really don't think you're going to find a better environment than here." The small co~ege setting, which boasts competitive and successful athletic programs, seems to fit Zeigler and Beardon. "I feel the same way," said Zeigler, who has been with sec since 1985. "I get satisfaction out of seeing development We help them personally, not just academically and athletically. We have them in our houses and get a lot closer than you'd be at other places." Zeigler began her stint at sec as an assistant trainer. She has served as the school's softball coach and built the Vanguard program from a team that had a grassy patch to play on to one of the best in the NAIA. She gave up on that endeavor after magging a~ caQfaeoce cha~ and having her tint Cdie, mid.way through her final leUOll. M chair of tba department and bead trainer, abe teaches aDd baDdles the administrative duties. Beardon takes on most of tbe on-field and ~b111tatlon duties. Both of them are called upon to hone the abilities of student-trainers, who work in the training room a.s part of their cunicula. •Everybody that comes in (the training room) will never forget these two,• said, Wendy Andel, a recent graduate of the program who also played tennis for the Vanguards. "Terry is an excellent professor and John is very good at improving manual skills," she said. Andel, who has been accepted to USC's physical therapy doctoral program, has been on both sides of the athletic training job, though. As an athlete, she has suffered injuries and has been treated by her mentors. "They are very positive," · she said. "They tell you what you have to do and they are right on." As you sit in their office, student-athletes and student trainers jaunt in and out, peek their heads in the <1oor to say hi. Their rapport with Zeigler and Beardon is obviously good. · MYour ethics aren't going to be compromised here,• Zeigler said. "No one is going to tell us to shoot someone up so they can play and win. The priority here is the relationships.• But this can be a hurdle for the trainers, espedally when they are hunching over a softball pitcher who has just been smashed in the face with a line drive, or treating a soccer player whose face is covered with blood after slicing open her scalp when colliding with another player. "It makes it hard when you are emotionally tied in," Zeigler said. "They are writhing around in pain, and you feel their pain.• Beardon, who has been at the school since 1990, added, MYou have to detach yourself, and talk to them calmly and examine them." After the examination and diagnosis, their jobs aren't over, though. "Sometimes they'll come in crying because their season is over, and their parents aren't around and you really do have to help them get through it," z.etgler Aid. Coast's women harriers are off to scorching start • Don't look now, but Pirates have that look of a winner in this sport. By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot WE PROVIDE OUR CL.J S TOMERS Vv1 fH: FR& SATURDAY CAR WASH llUU. TANK OF GAS COMPLIMENTARY SHU1TLE AlllPOllT PICICUP NIO DD.IVDV (IOHN WAVW. AIRPOR1l COMPLIMENTARY Ml RUllMliNTS COMFORTABLE CUSTOMER LOUNGE stephanie keefe Boating community loses one of the genuine greats ... John Merricks •One of tyachting's legends is claimed by auto racing injuries sustained in Italy. great blow to the sailing community, British sailor obn Merricks was killed this past Tuesday in a car accident in Punta Ala, Italy. He was there competing in the Melges 24 European Championship. Renown throughout the world, Merricks was one of the most prolific sailors of his generation. as he had won multiple world and European titles in the 420 and 470 classes. Merricks and crew Ian Walker won the silver medal in the 470 class at the at the 1996 Atlanta Games, from where Merricks went on to skipper the Mumm 36 Bradamante to a first overall finish in the Champagne Mumm Admirals Cup. D The enU.re Beet of the Whitbread Round the World Race is across the equator with the leaders sailing at speeds of 11 knots on average. Innovation Kvaener is still in the lead with lbcal boat America's Challenge 351.1 miles behind. Whitbread Quotes ... •There's going to be a number of proposals in Cape Town, but if the women have any sense, they will tum them down. Why marry a person who is never home, earns very little money, nil future job prospects, very untidy, smella when he finishes ork, )!allts to drink with his • •.i*t~. . -Roa Reid. Skipper of Americas Chollenge -Silence ... Bangl Crash! Swoosh! Splash! Shudder, shudder, shudder! -•That is the noise that happens about five times a minute as we bang our way upwind to Fernando Island. Silence as the boat leaps into the air as we launch at 10 knots out the top of a wave going 20 knots in the other direction. -Bang - as 15 tons of boat lands on solid water in the trough on the other side. -Crash-as the bow bwies deeper into the ocean ahead. -Swoosh -as tons of water is thrown sideways and up. -Splash -as some of that water lands on the foredeck, the cockpit, mast sails and crew and then shuddering throughout the entire boat as the shock waves ripple backwards and forwards for five seconds or so and then silence. It ell happens again and again. It's Groundhog Day (the mQVie) on 7bahJba as we pound alQng hoping that eventually the wave pattern wW give us a smoother ride." -ChrU Dtcluoo. Skipper of Toahiba WhltlMMd coverage on ESPN Oct. 12 •Southampton to cape Town•· 1·1:30 p.m. Oct. 16 •Southampton to cape Town" 12·12:30 p.m. (reput) l<Nlla ... .., ~t"1> 13 • 27 Estancla o 13 6 o • 19 .............. Kat • Nita l7 p-. from ftoOet1 (Gomq kick), 1:47. ._........., Est • Oewklns 41 run (Dlu kick), 1:26, Est · Oewklns Y7 run (kldt blodted), !:01. Kat • T1sanno 91 kickoff retwn (Gomez kid(), 2~7. 11*d~ Est • Tanletu 3 run (Nn failed), 4:58. '°"""~ Kat· JoMson 5 pm from Gomez (pas failed), 5:31. Kat • l'llclreno 14 Pllll from Gomez (Gomez kick), t:17. Attendence: 2.000 (estimated). IMNVDIAL -••G Kat · Johnlon, 17• Wahmn, J.11; Gomez. 7-mlnus-1; ltogen. 2..nlm•-4. Est • D-*lns, 17·115, 2 TDs; T1nlelu, 13-51, t TD; lriMo, 6-11; Diaz. 3-17; ~ t-4: ~ 1-3; Wottw, H . INDMDUA&.. MSSlllG Kat • ltogen. 3-'2~. 62. 1 TI>: Gomez. 4-4-0, 41, 2 TOs. Est. Wottw, 7-12·1, 42. N>MDUA&. MCllVIWG Kat· Nita, 2-0, 1 TD; TISCMlnO, 2·23, 1 TD; Walteq, 1-16; Jordan, M2; Johnson, 1-5, 1 TD. Est · Galicia, 3-21; Tlnielu, 2·16; Oewklns. 1-3; Thomp$()1"1, 1·2. CiAllW STAT1STICS First downs Rushe-yardage Passing yardage Passing Net rdum yardage• Sacb-yardage Net yardage Punts Fumbles-fumbles lost Flags-net yardage Time of posses:slon bt Est 7 17 25-77 43-287 103 42 7-16-0 7-12· 1 35 42 4 ·15 0-0 200 371 5-34.2 1-38 J-0 ...... 2·10 3-25 24:02 23:58 COSTA MESA CONTINUED FROM 81 one final key block to send Ha.made on a 69-yard ID run. A fumble recovery by Chris Shanley set up Costa Mesa at the Anaheim 22, moments later. Run- ning back Steve Herzog then raced toward the end zone. Her- zog, however, was bit at the goal line and fumbled into the end zone, but Cleveland was there for the recovery and score. It became 2~0 late in the quarter when quarterback Ron- nie Llevanos connected with Hamade on a 29-yard touchdown pass play on a fourth-and-six play. All three of Sou's interceptions came during the first halt of play. His first of the night wiped out Anaheim's most serious scoring threat of the game when be stepped in front of Colonist tight end Tim Dye in the end zone to intercept quarterback Robert Rameriz. ~ey. Lievanos, David Weir, ~<Weremy Sied.sma joined Sou in the interception department with one each. Siedsma's pick the first play of the third quarter was run back 42 yards for a touch- down, but a clip on the play nul- lified the score. Defensive end Brandon Davidson also returned an inter- ception 35 yards for another score late in the fist half, but the inter- ception was wiped out by a roughing the passer call against the Mustangs. bunM ol '8 and 37 tb&t gave the l!ogJel the ftnt ol tlMllr1" ..... • AD 9lldeut pullag j>erformance froin MniOr ~ Jusiln Woltel, who completed hit tint m ·t0.iei,"4Dd fin1shed 1of12 for 42 yards, iDdUd· inO three c:onnectlom for first downs. But the ftve turnovers, including three that led to Katella touchdowns, proved too much to overoome for the hom.eroming hosts, whose last-ditch rally attempt ended at their own 43 as time expired. •we were better in all areas, except sped.al teams," Uebengood said "That killed us. ·0ur (three) fumbles on offense didn't help, but they did- n't !Ole it for us.• The Eagles fumbled away their first two poaes- sions, and Katella cashed in the second, as Rogeni fired a strike to Bob Nita, who had maneuvered behind the Estancia secondary for a 37-yard ID with 6:47 left in the first quarter. Katella stopped 13-play, 60-yard Estancia march at its own 15 after the ensuing kickoff, but the Eagles forced a punt and took just three plays to go 61 yards. The mini-drive was capped by Dawkins, who last week broke the school career rushing record, as he'broke two tackles along the Estancia sideline, then cut back to evade the last Katell.a defender at the 10, en route to the 48-yard scamper to~ydirt. • German Diaz's conversion kick tied it, 7-7, but two fn4.J: later, Diaz left the game with a sprained KIM HAGGERlY I DAILY Pl.OT Estancla's Manu Tanielu is brough t down. left , a costly loss indeed. Estancia linebacker Andy Galicia came up with a big stop on fourth-and-inches to give the Eagles the ball at their own 48, however, and Dawkins capped a five-play touchdown drive with a 38-yard run. ing kickoff tomake it 14-13, Katella. Estancia drove. 73 yards on 10 plays to regain the lead, as Tanielu scored from the 3. Art Tiscareno then went 97 yards with the ensu- A ~uffed punt set up a 30-yard TD drive for Katella and the Knights later cashed in an intercep- tion to finalize the scoring. . . . .....,~ Corona del Mar 0 6 0 0 · 6 Orange Lutheran 3 7 1 7 · 24 Scol-9 by Quart.rs : Anaheim 0 0 0 0 · 0 : AntQuarter OL ·Nelson 31 FG, 9:31 . Costa Mesa 20 7 0 14 • 41 : Ant~ CM • Hamade 69 run (Peca kid), 11 :38. CM • Cleveland fumble r~ in t!nd zone (Peca kick), '1:12. CM • Hamade 29 pass from Lievanos (kick blocked), 3:32. 5eaMMI~ CM • S. Herzog 34 pau from Lievanos (Peta klc:k), 0:09. Fowih~ CM • Hamade 2 run (Fett.er kick), 11 :02. CM · S. Herzog 2 run (Peca lcldc), 3:<>3. Attend.Ince: 2,500 (estimated). INDCVIOUAL ltUSHING Ana . con~. s-11; Wilson, 7-2; Hicks. 1-minus-1; Ramet'lz, 4-minus-8. CM • Ham.de, » 148, 2 TO; S. Herzog. 14-90, 1 TO; Uevanos, 5-16; Duddridge, 2-11; Felter, 2·12; Martin, t-minus-1. 1NDMDUAL MSSING Ana · RameriJ, ~23-5, 97; Hides, 1-1 t·2, t6; Herrera, <H-O, 0. CM ·~ 9-13-0, 165, 2 TD. INDIVIDUAL IECEVING Ana -Aniol-. 3-46; CWMof\ 1-23; ~. 1-15; Cortu.. 1-12; Wit.on, HO; Herrera, 2·7. CM · Hamade, 4-92. 1 TD; 5. Herzog. 1·34; I.~. 3-33, 1 TD; Pea, 1-6. . : 5eclOnd Quarter : CdM • Alshuler 3 Nn (kick failed}, 0:57. OL • Lerch 52 pass from Whieldon (Nelson kick), 0:25. Third QwirUr OL -Meza 63 run (Nelson kick), 6:55. Fourth ~ OL • Lerch 73 pass from Whleld6n (Nelson kidc), 5:53. Attendance: 1,800 (estimated). INDIVIDUAL RUSHING CdM ·Hatfield, 12-49; Estarbrook, 6-23; Algeo, 2-3; Alshuler, S..m inus-t;, : 1 TD; bad snap, l ·m inus-17. • OL ·Meza, 19-136, 1 TD; Sims, 6-10; • Whieldon, 3~9; Cowin, 1-4. • INDIVIDUAL PASSING : CdM • Alshuler, 9-29-3, 91. : OL • Whleldon, 7-14--0, 183, 2 TDs; • Meza ~1·1, 0 . lNOMDUAL RECEMNG CdM • Cooper, 2-32; Hurd, 2-20; : Thurman. 3-16; Rnn 1·9; : Hildebrandt. 1-4. : OL ·Lerch. 2·125, 2 TDs; Fleming, 3-48; Mez•, 2-10. GAME STATISTICS • CdM Ol GAME STAnmcs CM : First downs 8 8 First~ ~ 16 : Rushes-yardage 25--52 28-162 D·--~·...A.,... 17 ~ 2 • Passing yardage 91 183 """'"'""'7-......,. .... 44-76 • 1 "2"'3 7 15 1 Paufng yardage 113 165 : Pa.SS ng r r · · Pasalng 9-35-7 9-16-0 • Net return yardage• 50 6 Nf!tl"l'lumyarcfage• 1 98 : Sacks-yardage 1 ·15 1 ·3 Skbyardage none none • Net yardage 178 348 Net y..,,. 118 539 : Punts 6-30 S..38.8 Punts 5-35.0 2·33.0 : Fumbles-fumbles lost 3· 1 3-3 Fumbles-fumbles lost 3· 1 8-l~~ : Flags-net yardage 8-80 8-60 ~~ ~ · 2~ 27:54 : Tl:ne of possession 23:07 24:53 •Punt returns. Interceptions, fumble returns : Punt returns, Int., fumble returns COM CONTINUED FROM 81 play from scrimmage, quarter- back Jason Wbieldon connected with Eric Lerch on an 82-yard scoring toss, followed by Josh Nelson's PAT to give Orange Lutheran a 10-6 halftime lead. Orange Lutheran's Dee Meza had returned a punt 43 yards to set up the score; CdM punter Andy Mickler made a saving tackle. Mesa, who carried for 126 yards on 19 attempts, broke sev- eral tackles in the third quarter on a 63-yard touchdown run to give the Lancers a 17-6 lead. Corona del Mar, intercepted three times on offense, shot itself in the foot each time it tried to comeback. After CdM's strong safety Ryan Cooper intercepted an Orange Lutheran flea-flicker from Meza, the Sea Kings stalled on their next series when a hold- ing penalty nullified a first down run by Hatfield. Corona del Mar was forced to punt. After C<1M was intercepted for the third time midway through the fourth quarter, Orange Lutheran's big play people were at in again, this time Wbieldon and Lerch teamed up for a 73- yard touchdown on the pass. H Eric Lerch made some great plays out their for us tonight, M Orange Lutheran Coach Jim Kunau said. #We had three big plays and after that it was a very even game.• Wm over Riverside lifts Coast to 6-0 in OEC RIVERSIDE - Orange Coast College's \\ ' I' t I ', ' '' ' ( ' I I. women's soccer team took its fifth straight victory with a 5-0 win over hosting Riverside College Friday afternoon to boost its Orange Empire Conference mark to 6--0. The Pirates (10-2-2) picked up goals from Jessica Schroeder, Kelly Wilkins, Andrea Taylor, Krl.sten Sweetland and Malissa Thomhlll. Coach Barbara Bond's squad will be loo.king to keep its confer- ence record perfect Tuesday against Cypress. The Pirates will play host at 3 p.m. OCC men lose again COSTA tvfESA -Orange Coast College's Joost Nijuen put the \ 11 '· ' '1 " • I I, Pirates' men's soccer team on the board with 13 minutes to play, but the late-game call went unan- swered as the Bucs fell. 2-1, to visiting Riverside in 0.-ange Empire Conference play. The loss dips the Pirates to 0-3· 1 in the conference and leaves them win· less in 12 games thus far at 0·8-4. Nijssen took the assist from Ryan Arechederra. Pirates sweep Dons SANTA ANA \•lll l'l H\11 Orange Coast College's women's volleyball team was a 15-7, 15-7, 15·9 winner at Santa Ana College in South Coast conference play Friday, led by the play of Jennifer Marsh and Jennifer Fish, each with 9 kills. OCC improves to S.3. OCC third at Cypress CVPRESS-HMtherO'Oar· iH@i rfNV and Alln Kim both shot 93 to IMd Onnge Coast College's vvomen's gott team to a third place fin- ish at cyp,.. Gott Oub Friday in Or.-,ge Empire Confetoence actJon. I IRVINB -Luke A Alvara.do netted seven goalt1.tqol lead Newport Harbor Higl;(.J water polo tellll to two wins FrtKD day ID the Southern CalifOIDMt d InvitatiaMl ToWn&ment in lrviatA/f The s.iJon (9-2) opened Ge day wttb a 12..0 win over Clovif illw which Alvarado, Jett Leeper Qllbrl Jay Person each scored threeru goals. Leeper added a pair .~ assists and four steals. ~.,...,, Harvard Westlake was ... r next victim by a score of 9-. Alvarado sank four shots in conte5t with Gary Con~ add.in~ CAl.alNIA INVltATIONAL Na •cm 12. O.cMs 6 Clovis 3 2 1 0 • Newport Harbor 2 5 3 2 - Newport ~ Alvarado 3, Leeper 3, ~ son 3, Conwell 2. Birdsong 1. Saves • Pharris 5. NEWPOllT 9, HAINMD Wl5nME t. Harvard Westlake 2 2 3 0 J Newport Harbor 4 2 2 1 Newport · Alvarado 4, Conwell 2, Becker 1, Leeper 1, Caffey 1. Saves·', Pharris 7. CdM splits at toume)\ IRVINE -A slow start by ~ Corona del Mar High "1ater pqlo team Friday morning allo'rid Miramonte to score six goals )1 the first quarter of the first g~ in the Southern California Invit:l- tional and go on to a 10-6 win. The Sea Kings rallied for their second game to take a 12-8 co\:t- test from Davis behind a six-goal perlormance by senior Kawika Tarayao. /tluJ Greg Strelzow scored fi.v.12 goals on the day and goalkee.,,h Lance Emery tallied 36 saves. -..! M•UllONTI 10, CORONA oa. MAil Jt.,Q Corona del Mar 1 2 2 1 • liw Mlramonte 6 2 O 2 • 111 Corona del Mar -Strelzow 2. Tudter' IJ 1, Powers 1, Palda 1, Sandland 1. Sa~ '1' -ErMry 18. C.0..0... DB. MM 12. DAvas 8 Coronadel Mar 2 6 2 2 -U , Davis 0 0 4 4 • a· Corona del Mar • Tarayao 6, Strelzow ' 3, Powen 1, Palda 1, Wiedeman 1. Saves • Emery 18. .:q ds ~ .... 1. ~111 CdM exten :n.u:;a.a. IL)(! CORO-q NA DEL q MAR -Jordana Havriluk's ni6e kills and Paige Woodward's~" 6 en helped Corona del Mar Higb't ll volleyball team earn its third Cdtt-d secutive win with a 15-10, 1~. 15-2 thrashing of visiting RedoJt.r.'li do. .,lfw The nonleague clash up~·1 the Sea Queens' record to 5!3:'11 Coach Steve Conti's 2-0 Sea Vie\\Jl'J League record will be put on tlle line Tuesday against El Toro. • ·'F- : ~harity go1f toumaments , me awnmonplace ' year-round ID Orange I Oltntv. espedaily along the I 9Wit, Where PeUcan Hill Golf Club bu been king of the drcuit ~the decade. em po event ii as glittery as tb8 l8COlld annual Mcmlmo/Drug Ute Is Ufe Abuse 1 Golt Invitational on Monday. Tb.Int a round of golf at Pelican Hill ($195 on weekends) Ja 9Kp8Jl5ivef ny this charity event on for size: The entry fee is 11,000. Both the Ocean North and -Ocean South courses will be med Monday in the event lpODSOred by Toyota, .Lexus and 24-Hour Fitness. Last year's inougural tournament was Jllayed at Oak Creek, Pelican . llll's public sister oourse in Jr\rine. Orange County Sheriff Brad 1;.tes, among other dignitaries, ii heavily involved as a 'YOl&mteer. About 325 people are expected to play. Golfers will receive gifts at each tee box, with a special evening planned for Sunday at the Marconi Automotive MCFALL CONTINUED FROM 81 course hosted by Corona del Mar in the Sailors' Sea View League-opening dual meet. •Her whole attitude about workouts is much better than before," Newport Harbor Coach Eric 1\veit said. •n•s a matter of maturity." When the ability's there yet the athlete only scratches the surface in terms of potential because of work habits, it can sometimes be frustrating for a coach. But 1\veit wouldn't trade it. •Personally," 1\veit said, •I'd rather have it that way, a llttle (growth) at a time rather th.an as a freshman they show up with great work ethic and a great attitude, because then there's not a whole lot of room for improvement, espeda1ly in a sport like cross country. It's a building process .• McFall this season had competed at the Lagtma Hills and Woodbridge invitationals, going 18:10 in the latter, but it wasn't until last Thursday's dual meet that truly opened some eyes. McFall, Daily Pilot Athlete of the Week. cracked the 18-minute barrier for the first time, finishing l : 11 ahead of her nee.rest competitor in Newi)ort Harbor's victory. •She's ready to run that fa.st,• 1\veit said. "1bat'I abo\It what she ahould do every week.• McFall was timed in 17:25 last year at Mt. San Antonio College, but it was contested on the rain course, about 250 meters shorter. "Any time a girl or woman runs a sub-18 on any course, yo11're running very fast." 1\veit said. •Realistically, right now with everything even. the girl from Woodbridge (Mary Moore) is the only one in the Sea View League who should be able to ~with Alida, and there are some very good girls.• Moore, CdM's Uz Morse, Irvine's Erin Zehntner, Santa Margarita's Dani Rope and El Toro's Becky Miske are all considered among Orange County's best, all competing in what ts considered the toughest league in the county. ¥OU could tllll Nbia Vaughan ol CGl'Gliia del Mar bad Cbat .,.Ide In bir.,.. eYm.,.... tUIDg Mr NO'Ultillg trip ., Non Dune. So from this eDd. It WU DO surpdae wbm PJgbting Jmb women's t8llldl ooech Jay Louderbach phmed Jut week to offer Vaughan a ICbolanb1p that she accepted. "lt'1191lll'y W9lrd. •Vaughan . said, •t>ecame you bear so much about Notre Dame. I've seen '"Rudy' and l aied, of course, but when I walked oa that campUI, knowing the tradition and bow much IDaedible spirit it has, I knew I could see myself there." For Vaughan. jun10r class president Jut year at CdM High who scored 1,370 on her SAT, it's a dream fulf:Uled. earning a big-time scholarship. Attendlng Notre Dame certainly won't hurt Vaughan's resume ID the future, either. •1 want to be famous and be recognized and be successful," said Vaughan. who plans to major in broadcast journalism. although tennis could be her ticket to stardom. Vaughan said she has visited the campuses at Harvard. Northwestern. Stanford. UC Berkeley, USC, UCLA and all the San Diego four-year schools, but none compare to Notre Dame. •Out here you get modern So McPall's 17:42 was not an aberration. "To me, she's running the way she's supposed to do it,• 1\veit said. •1 have extremely high expectations for Alida. and there have been times when I'Ve had a hard time convincing her that those expectations are not too high for her. "You never want to ask more than what they're capable of. Now, she's finally doing what she's been capable of doing every time. For Alida, it's taken three years to find out what her running style is ... In track last spring, it didn't take much for McFall to~ out the style of postseason competition ID the 3,200 meten. After breezing through the league an.ls, then tile ClP ~Wllt~trwand r:;:wladOws, •ml '11'9111tick ~with ................. ring." Va~ wb0al80Villted Untnnity Of Vtipda OD an ofllda1 ~trip, canceled three other tJiPe When Notre Dame made the otter. • cer. DMWh Scoa. a fQl1Dll( tourtng pro, won the women's and mixed open doublet titJM Jut weekend in the Vic Btaden/CHOC Padrinos nmms Oa-k at the Racquet Oub of Irvine. In the mind 3.5 final. two niembers of the Newport Beach Tennis Oub were involved ... steady Clark Poster and Louisa Arnold. who often competes against players several years younger. Foster and his partner, Bonnie Varker, ended up winbing a wild championship match, 1-6, 7-5, 1-5, after Arnold and Herb Titus led 5-3 in the third set. •rm still kicking myself,· Arnold said. "I haven't had a good night's sleep since.." Arnold. who won the Grand Prix with ntus this year at Llndborg Racquet Oub, bas won six tournaments since undergoing hip replacement surgery .1112 years ago. • Hall olf to the Newport Beach Marriott Hotel and Thnnis Oub for hosting a sensational women's pro challenger. The third annual is expected to grow even larger. Southern Section Division n preliminaries and finals, McFall ran a career-best 11:03.07 at the Masters Meet, where the section's top--five finishers in each event advanced to state. McFall was sixth at the Masters, but Nordhoff's Blaine Canchola, who had qualified in both the 1,600 and 3,200, dropped the 3,200 as McFall received a berth to the state meet at Sacramento Oty College. "If she understood the work ethic, it would be a matter up to her in determining how good she wants to be,• 1\veit said. For now, McFall would prefer to enjoy running with her friends. •rm still in that stage where I don't know what t want w•.• lhe said. . Ruws and dt>ndlinei. an:· suhje1·1 tu d1a11ge without 11otit·f'. ll1f' publisher n'iof'rvf'S the right to ct•nsor. n·c·l11:.:.ify. rev™: or rejt>c·t a11y C'l11~:.ifi1·d nd\'t>rti-.t"ment. Plf'&M" n"port Ull)' error thut ffillf l>t' ill your c•lus~ifi<'d ad immf'dfotely. Tht> Daily Pilot n<'rrpts no linLility for 1111y t•mir in nn udvertaiiemt nt for wlueh it may L<' responsible exrept for tht cost of thr :.p111·f' actually oc<·upird by tht' rrror. Crvdit n m only ~ allowed for thr first insf'rrio11. ,.--~·.-.. -- ByFax (714) 631-6594 (Pi<'11"4' io«·{u&-your llUlll4' and ph.11"' 1111mbc-r 111d 'ttf' 'U nJJ you bul'k .. ;th" prK-" <ru.ir.) ...... -_ ,-._ .-r ~s ..., ...... -. a•· nn •• . -.1. eu11uner 9'0rne lft • LakNlde, Mot--. ................ '""' CA on --1n•. He 1M1ll4Md ~----......,. .. ,.,,,,., Nt COfP91n1 ........ dUMg WOftd WW II M a ~ He lf'lld" u.ted fw'am Pomof• College In a.r.mone. aDelleted U8C '°"°°' °' OenllMry, ........ Ing In 1M1. He preo- Uced Ofthodor"9ce In Coeta MeM.. CA for many yMra. ~ '" 1MO.He~WI Call 642-5678 n-~.rnot tnternauo~•!1Y , .. ~ Ofthodol ...... t~Md**.tne .. U8C Md In......,, --------~--------------"' T...,.., Fr.noe, 0.. Can't Hem to get to d tf)()M reptilr)obe al'O\.M 1he houN? Let the Cl...m.d ..... Dtrectorr hefp you find '9ltable help. ....... .,. SELL your home through classified Chances are you will find what you need at the price you want to pay when you read Claaalfied dally M2·5978 ~. bly ~ .. United ........... a. member Wld put prHldent of many orthodontic eocletlM Md organlz.atlOne. ... .. euMY9d by Ne lo¥- lng Wtf9 ot a ~. Patrtct.; four chllchn, Oevtcl Thomu Root of San Clemenle, CA, Kathleen Root John. eon of Bak..-.flefd, ' CA, Terrell Stamey Root of &In Joee, CA, and Leell• Rooi 1.ove1 ... or Mapelton. Utah. He hae 11 grandchlldren and one brother, a. Gayne Root of e.inore, CA. There wtn be a «*- ebratlon of hie ... In Newport BMch, CA. We gtve thanke to OUr ,....,., In Heeven for the gift of hle lffe, may he rt.. on the wlng9 of eag1e9 and be 111 peec.. Oonattone may be •ent to. use School of Denbtry, Orthodontic Dept., Loe Angetee. wt.er. a room le being dedi- cated In hle memory. ~c==: 3500 Pacific View Drtve Newport 8Mdl ...... .,00 PIElaMl11IEll 181 .... ,, Mortuary * Chapel Cremation 1~~y 842 .. 190 ByPhone (714) 642-5678 By MaMn Penom 330 West Bi!Y Stret•t Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Al llin1>on m,d. & Buy S1 ' ~ '' .. ' STARTL • • • • • • • • • Tix Legal lHj>anmmJ at tht Daily Pilot is pleasul tqr.» ) 1 to ll1t1Wll1la ll new IDMa nllW auziJabk to MW businesses.. ft& YI ~ wiO nllW SF.ARCH tht name for you aJ no extm chargr, and save you tk ;J~~ time and tht trip to tht Court House in Santa Ana. Thm, of coune, afor the seardJ - is completetl ~ wilJ file your fo:titWu.s business name JtaJmlmt wiPJ the Cmmty Clerlt, publish ona a wtJt for four wtth as~ by law and then fik your proof of pub/iatJion wilh the Cmmty am. • Pletm stop by to file your fo:titious business statmzmt at tht Daily Pilot, 330 ~ Bay~ Cmt4 Mesa. If you CllnnOt stop ~ pletm azli us at (714) 642-4321 IZ1tti ul. wilJ mllh llmlngmtmll for you to htznt& this~ by mail. "' If you shoulJ have any farthtr questians, plmH azli us and~ will be mlm tfun.~ glad to asrist yqu. Good ludt in your new business! ~ .... Tdl·phone 8:30am!5:00pm Moodar-F ridov Walk-In 8:30am-5:00pm Mo11dny-Friday .. i) I! .,. ~ ~ Monday ................. Friday 5:00pm • Tuesday .............. Monday 5:00pm Wedne~Jay ......... Tut' ·day 5:00pm Thursday ....... Wt:"dnt:sday 5:00pm4 Friday ............... Thursday 5:00pm1 r Saturday ............... Friday 5:00pm :,,. JI -...,..-. . .. . ··-~-- -----•lcostA MESA 2124 NEWPORT NEWPORT I 2169 BEACH ·-----IE.A.CH -· -- Bridge By CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF and TANNAH HIRSCH WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ As Soulh, vulnerable, you 861 1:7 AQJ8U 0 4 •Vold right·hand opponent opens biddin1 with one diamond. t artion do you take? baa proceeded: SOUTH 10 to 1 832 O KQ6 0 74 •Al ddin~proceeded: NORTII EA8T p-1 0 Paa Pan 30 P- The bidclin~rproceeded: 80Ul'll NORTB 16 Dbl RAI f What action do you take? Q. I· Both vulnerable, aa South you bold: •K768S 1:77 OA'762 •Qta 'Mie biddin« bu proceeded: WS8T HORTH ltA8T 80UTll 1• 10 p.. ' What act.ion do you take? Q. 8 · Ast South vulnerable, you hold: •K'794 0 93 OK95 •AJtl The bidding has proceeded: NOR111 EAST SOtn'll WEST I• I Q 1 What do you bid now? Learn to be a better brid1e player! 8ub1cribe now to tbe Goren Bridp Letter by caWnt (800) 788-1225 f'or information. Or write to: Goren Bridp Let- ter, P.O. Bos 4410, Chicap, m 60680. COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 2622 R•oeptlonlat for WholHale Plywood & Supply Co.In Tustin. Mutt be well 1poken, enthu1la1tlc, and have previous exper. M·F 7:30-4:30 25~1100 Beoeptlonl•Vflfplat --~~~~--~ for bu1y Real Estate -------- aic1e 20001.1. LOST 6 Sale/Leaae. Xlnt CM POUND 2925 Loe. Move-In '"dY· liiliiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiii Co. Sat.-W9d. Submit resume to 759-6828. Retail Sale1person FT, to 1ell ladlH & 714-723-4000 909-39CM>200 IR a WARD I, L 0 ST•---------.... ..---------1 eartlng1. Blue Stone CASH.KR -PT l'ltnesa sportswear. Upscale cllentele. Only exper'd need apply. Newport Beach with pav'e pyramid M·F 1pm~pm. Near Bodi' Shaping Diamond•. Vic-WHI· Faihlon Island. Call Instructor 714-852-8889 cliff/NB?? &44-7895 Cella at 714-750-1872 Comm+Stocil/ 644-6493 ROOFl!RS FOUND Cockatlel In Cook for night club. F~~RISTSh d ;~~~d. 'sl:.~l~b~~~~~ I••••••••• Costa MeH ~700 pt/ft F n 1 h9 ower op nee 1 ~. 122-8833• H 1 • :/ a "l0 'Pty r~. Hl .. per1on 10 answer Journeyman. 548-9969 'Y+ P•· PP n phone1/take order1. --------- FOUND Diamond ring person, 3pm·Spm, Exp. a+ I 875-2292 Roofing In Corona del Mat. ChHter Drawer• Inn DECKINQJ Mall dHcrlptlon lo 179 E. 17th St., Gen Ofc PT work Into WATER PROOFING p . 0 . 8 0 x 1 5 6 0 Costa Mesa. FT. S8·S10hr. 3355 Via Deck 1ystem1 & leak Costa MHa 92 .. 27•---------Udo 111210. N.B. Ph: repairs. 548·9969 v Counter Help 673·5300 Fax:873-9319 • Own Palfphonea s c/o Lorraine for drycleanera. FT/ Sales Assoc Must be S150K yearly po1·1. •-11-0-u-n_d_M_a_le-S-ea_l_P_ol_n_I PT. Wlll train. Mu1t Laborers l!arn up t o avall to wOJk wknd1. Great sites avalt. Slam• .. @ First & have trans & be rell· SGOO Weekly Long FT/PT. Hotel Gitt CALL NOWI Fernleaf at Oahlla. able. Apply from 10-2, d I at an c e Phone Shop. HonHI end ser· MISCELLANEOUS RENTALS 1·800-800-3470 24hra at 106 Tustin Ave N.8. co. 11 seeking people vice oriented. S8/hr. C a 11 a ft e r 6 P m to service storefront Call Carla 640-2394 •--"• 875-5427 __ ..,C_r_o_wn __ A_c_e__ promo t lo n a I box --------- Please be wary of out Hardware route. 1·800-354·7331 of area companies. LOST Amazon Parrot. In CdM has lmmed. Check with the local Vicinity Fair 0-r, opening• lor moll· Law Firm needs PT SECRETARY RENTALS TO Better Bu•lness Fairview, Newport vated cashiers. FT/PT. clerk tor filing & Coast Sheet Metal SHARE 2724 Bureau before you Blvd & Wilson on Bene pkg. Call Mark ln'!exlng. Typing 3yrs min. exp. In liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii send any money for 9-26. 714/931·7804 673-2800 or visit store req d. Hour• 1·5p.m., construction Industry C.D.M. Roommate needed for 2Br 2Ba +Loft FP & Laundry. S675/mo. 675-0410 fees or Hrvlc••· Reed 3107 E.PCH @Jasmine Mon·Frl. 873·7410 A/P·A/R, hvy phnes, and understand any Live-In Caregiver FT cus1 svc, 60Wpm +. contrac11 before you HEALTH Ir Cuatomer Service/ or reliever. For e bed comp lit, Oulckbooks sign. Shop around for FITNESS 3000 R e p f o r C D M board & care home PRO exp. Sal com rates. '=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lnaurance Office. lor the elderly, Costa w /exp. Send res: C.M. Female pref to Dlatrlbute newly I• FT. 723·4000 Mesa. 557.9749 Ruas 1793 Kenwood 1hr hOUH w /same. frozen pizza. Route re-Weight Loa• C.M. Ca 92827 S450/mo. Inc utl. tall accounts. Earn up T R 1 M FA s T Data Entry/Cust Svc--------.. •--------714/045-0950 to 12000 wk. Invest Herbal Phen·Fen. FT, COM ~holesale CM Artl1VF/44 w/cat1. $4900. 1-800-798·0585 A aafe and natural Shoe Co. Dull!• lncld; N H t d I product. .. THAT WORKSI llllng, gen office and ew se, ga e • poo · EARN $49K THIS A• seen on the cover 01 good phone skills. Shr/ba gat. $500 1.. YI! AR 6 h r a /W k· "Wall st1~• Journal" & RlW or shoe exp. a U·need ref. 831·2111 s 6 K 1 ._ n v re q 'd . "Good Morning Amerlcal" plusl 714-675-6292 CM house to shr, pvt 1·800-824·9949 24hrs. 1·888-4-Dll!TINQ bdrm, cable, pvt phn, EARTHWORMS s29.95 30Day Supply Dispatcher Gresl w/ Ip, Jae. lrg new kit, o r 0 we r 1 w 8 n 1 e d customers, will !rain. lndry, S340. + dep SlOOO a day ponJble. Computer exp a + lncld1 utls. 646-1041 (818) 393.0202 Raymond 757·7200 Huge 2bd 2ba Apt Lazy Peraon• Dream PERSONALS DRIVER N.B. ~ooklng for a nJ• Few hours • big s. Responsible driver wt prof I. S550 + utll. Prlc9d right free bro-a Class C License. 714/515-0853 chure. 1-e00.820-4353. Absolulely No Drugs/ Master bdrm bath In N .B . RESTAURANT SCHOOLS & Alcohol. Some lifting lrvlne. W/O, FP, pool, Fast Food. Excellent INSTRUCTION Involved. Submit garage, no 1mk/pets. locatlon. Great oppll 3012 name and OMV print· S675+dep +ull. Avl •(714) 951-4999 • oul by Fax: 631·53n. Nov 1st. 552·2181 N .B . Pvt home, 1g rm, Mo.n:y pvt ba, kite, lndry. Inc n~ utl/cbl. No smk/pets. TO LOAN 2914 $525/mo. 722·9755. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii NB Oceanfront 2 rm• •• CASH ts pvt ba, $875.+ utls, For lottery Install· w/d , nJsmkr, no pets. manta, structured Ht· 875-5287 or 577·7779 tlemant1, annullles, NB.OCEANFRONTI trust deeds, mort· 0 C I! AN FR 0 N T I gagH & Inheritances. 0 C I! AN FR O N T 1 Bacl'I Investment Co. $575,. 714·224·9833 1·800-457·9922 Need • Roommate? BECOME A PARALEGAL. Join one of America's la•test growing profeHlonals. Lawyer Instructed home Driver. Personal Driver So. Laguna baae/1lex time /clear driving record. Fax exper & OMV report to : 714-048-0981 It u d y. spec 1a11y 1.,,,..=-_,.,--_.---, programs ollered. Fff Houaekeeper/ P.C.D.I., Atlanta, Geor· House Manager gla. FREE catalogue. needed Immediately, 1-800-362-7070 Must be honest, detall Dept. LU782 CAL •SCAN oriented and mature for hou1ekeeplng DHlgner Showroom & Home, In Newport Beach. Rers required. NOW HIRING Costa Mtsa Location Full-time &,part·tlme positions available. Lab Technicians Sal•• Aasoclates Customer Service Part• Clerk• Cashiers Wt offer an tJcttnslvt ualnlng program, competttlve compensa· llon/benefll package and opportunlly lor advancement. Come and Join a new and excUlng teaml Phone calls welcome I Inca Computer Co. Phone (714)545-4700 Fu (248)594-1935 e.o.e Seeking 15 customer service reps to work In retail gpeclalty store through Christmas season. Full/part· time shifts avalfable. Must have excellent communication skllls. Flexible hours avail from 9am-9pm, 7 days/week. Pay SB/hr. Call Shauna today ~1 660-0230 Telomarkollng Start $11/HR +lncontlvoe Carter opportunity. Top upending Mortgage Co. In Irvine. Unllmlfed career potentraJ for o u t g o I n g , . a e If· motivated lncfMduals inleres1ed In lelesales. Call Rachel 0 714/980-0230 No ex.per necHAI)'. Call The Dally Piiot Clu11ned department and take advantage of our one week •ia<:lall Sp•nlah, Frenc h & ltaJlan & ESUTOEFL & AP exams. Xlnt methods. 497.3973 Paid training. You will succeed! Fax resume or lnlo: to --------~I 714-759-0129 All: Mona ---------Phone Operator• --------~ 714-042·5078 Newport Coaet Bright, spacious 3bd, 2.5ba condo. HI ceU, Barberi crpt, FP. lrg kit. W/O. Patio, PoOI. Very clean. S52S/mo. 714/587·3319 RENTALS WANTED EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT 5530 To $15/hr Part or Full 1·800-719·8229 PT Receptionist Evening• & Sat's. for Performing Arts facility In Costa Mesa. Start $6/hr. Call 241 ·9908. A1k for Gloria. Texaa Refinery Corp Ne9ds mature person now Jn COSTA MESA area. Regardless of tralnlng7 write to: O.M. Hopkins Dept. M·92f326 Box 711, Ft. Worth. TX 76101·0711 Whittier Law School Is looking for proctors to administer final exams at our campus in Costa Mesa between December 15-23. Must be reliable, organized, have good verbal skiUs and be responsible for transponing exams !Vld bf uebooks to and from classrooms. Day and/or evening hours available. $8.00/hr. Please call: Phyllis Sand at 714 444 4141 x-287 CLASS .. l•O It'• the r"ource you can count on to .... a myriad of merchan- dise Items, beeauM our column• compel q4allfled buyere to call I 842-5978 WHAT HAPPENS IF YOUDONT ADVER11SE1 NOTHING/ Call the Claaalfledl 642-5678 /lie 'II lfef; .. :." t/ou. U#ite A GOOD ADI Call 642-5678 lllllillillillllill--•I CEIAMIC TIL!S CLEANING 3528 SERVICES CONTRACTORS GARAGE IMPROVEMENTS LANDSCAPE & MOVING . 3834 PAINTING 3858 POOL ~~iiiiiiiiiiii 3548 GENERAL 3558 DOORS 3878 HOME 3756 LAWN CARE 3808 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~· SEIVICE ~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PUBLIC NOTICE Rob• rt l •b •ll Co· • ••••••••• L••tcr Showers Rep'd , Regroutfng & lnttall'n •VICKI S CLEAHaNQ L670t30 Dean of T iie We offer THE BEST 673-8085 or 848·8528 House/Window Cleaning. ••1475 • 18X7••i---------Lou TorrH Land1cape Th• Calll. Public Ullli· Prof Pal'1tlng. K.ltchen ALLISON POOL Include• h allway, tiarbor Area 20Yrs. &ie1 Commlsalon RE· Specialist. Int/Ext Servlc • & R ..... AJ>DmOHS llMODIU1'G weather·t lrlp, ln1talla· SKYLIGHTS Wkly malnl/New Install QUIRES that all used Smoll Job• OK Poo11•Sp11·F~ tlon & tax 845-5704 ln1tallatlon/R•p alr. 1,r1g worl</Tree trim hou1ehol d goods L•494350 8 44S-3ooe FrM Est. 71....,.. 3410 10Vrt Exp. Xlnt Ref1. V~kl 714-4188-0390 iiaiiuaiilffw-"• .. • ... iiiodeiiirii1niigiil CHILD CARE 3536 WINDOW & SCREEN FrH Ei t. Uc/Bond. (;4ls1 rltffl 548-4383 mover• print their PFT l •l•nd Blue p Are your skyflghts S"•n •'• G•rdenlng P.U.C. Cal T number; SERVICES 3870 Pool & Spa Wkly HANDYMAN 3710 ready lor El Nino? • Landsc aping. Lawn llmo1 and chaulleuts Repair: filter/pu Wt gu1ra111ee no leaks! care lnstall'n/Removal print their T.C.P. num-Acid wuh 84~1W1l--.\110 Home Repairs CLEANING Call Dan ~aHon&bty Ptlced 80()..25Mt88 Pln172t90 el.ocat Co. 8 4fae3t8 •l tepnenson Assoc. can 714 944 8485 <::'Mom & Crandmom Offer quality llc'd childcare. FT or after school. Fenced play area. 1 Yr+. Located near Kaiser Primary. D••'• Dayc are •Palnt/Carp•ntrv• Orywall IV\d morel Small Jobi Oki Garv MS.5277 714-901-484e S 1 548 5801 bar In all advurtlse-Pet Sltter/Dot1 W.,k•r pr nklers • mentt. II you have a Dally/Overnight visits. _R_O_O_F_IN_G ___ J.:::::...,_ I========~ viCTOA'S Prqfl l..lll1d· question about tho le· Reis avl. Lic'd/Bonded ~ acapo Malnt. Seasonal gahty or a mover, limo Denise 714-935-8070 ' Hom• lmprowmenta & Repairs. Call Brian for free e1tlmate 593-1N7. L#341038. COMPUTERS 3556 TIME Color. tOYrs Exp. Xlnt or chaulleur, call: AF F o RD A a_.,e\, Home Repair/Remodel Rola N.B. 4 5 7·1739 Public Ulllilies PIASTER ROOF RIEPAI" ~ CONSTRUCTION 001ta Mesa/Newpoct TO IMPROVE commission AI 80 'I. .. lrvln• Comput•r Svc BUILDING 3560 25 Y•ara Exp. YARD Clean-up, Troe 7\4-558-4151 REP R 38 Quality WOfk. All .,._, 50% Off SPECIAL Jim 831·2480 City ofllc lals are Trim/Hedges/Removal Sr. Disc. Uc'd a. .C <:? 4M5-4S025 <:? 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Rel• Frff Est that ballered the Ownr-op•Xlnt NB refs Spllt S•cond Moving PLUMBING 3890 Lie/In• 4S31·508~ SERVICES 3548 Macintosh Computera DRYWALL Chrla 754-0517 area In the 1980'1. 968·5033/ Mbl·264·5588 Prof Moversl 24Hr Stv BOOKKEEPING It's lime to ' 70ayt'Sr D1ac/f1 178452 TUTORING 39 In your hme/ofc. Low/ HOME SERVICES 4 32·9123/P·346·5850 THE LOCAL PLUMBER Servlo•• We Save A TOUCH OF CLASS hourly rote. 073-8819 SERVICE 3584 Anything & Everything c 1r e•Pay•g··.:, R LEGAL ·•James E. Bangerl Co.-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiilt You TUN/EffOft & Money Cleaning. Rea/Comm Free Estimate. Ref'1. ,. St··~-Mlchelle 714-329-4921 Ml h 1 75• 1440 LOCAL SERVICES SERVICES 3812 PAINTING 3858 Free Estimates ... •ometry - 1 TUc/Bonded2• 9F2r••71Est. CONcneTE •-...-SMALL JOB EXPERT 0 •• .,. TODAY! ,,_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Friendly Service•lnsured Has the panic ... W\ erHa • 43 au; ui Drywall/Plaster Repair MSM Conat Carpen1ry1._ _______ .J11 L153298t 675·9304 CBEST-qualifled tut CABINEt'S 3490 •BOSS HOUSECLEANING MASONRY 3557 /Hanglng,ITaplng/Ttxlurt Drywll/Pnt/Plmb/Elec 24Yra Quality Painting Exp•rt Drain Cleaning Bob Kendall, &4 i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil UcenHd-Bonded Comm/RH 551·5573 Remodel•SmVLg Jobs. e MEDIATION e TOUCHUPS, TOO & Plumbing Repairs or rrk•nd~•ft s10.oo per hour. 1 L696327 982·2438 JEWELRY 3784 TRAINING 24 Hrs. Richard Sinor Adv1nced Wood1y111m1 B T Wlttho•ft Dryw• I 20yra exp. All work guar. 714-548·0388 rick, Block, Stone, lie II Ph Sm/L J b Semi Retired Contractor•,_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Communicalions & Llc#280644 645-3209 Ste v• 5 45-8 298 WALL ·Cu1tom Cabinetry· Cone Patio Driveway A ases• 9 ° ' R 1 1 •• Kitchen• Bathe Doors •Bright Hou1acleanlng F 1 'eea • R f 25y Cl•anl Clean! Clean! epa ra, mpr.ovements, William Harold J eweler Conflict Resultions RAINBOW Circle Malnt. Precise Plumbing COVERINGS Molding• • Mantels Europsan Profeulonals. Ep c, T s55; T59~ 20Yrs Exp/Falr $/Free Esl sm jobs. OUahly/!nlegrlly Watch/Jewelry Repair Painting-Int/Eat HOUH/Apt Repairs & Remodels . l.6'91850 714-998-8970 Bu t 1,,.townl Rtft. Darek xp. erry • Ll400030 71 4-639·t447 1 cart, Ken 842•1770 Antique• Fine Jewelry Oct. 16·19 , 19 97 Quality Job. Free est. Free Est1ma181 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1 & Grace 7-14-857-2647 •CEMENT WORK• eWAT ER DAMAGE• Buy/ltllllrade 873-0 385 S475·certifica1e Issued ll589897 8 38 -8888 L1&87398 989-t090 •HOUSECLEANING• ·Stamped Concret• •Drywall repair/texture XPERT JEWELRY Crod11 cards excepted CHUNG'S PAINTING CA.RPJ!NTllY 3510 Good Ref's. O w n Brlck/Block/StonefTlle ELECTRICAi. 3610 •Palntlng/Acou1t1c cell • E 8 00·58-MEDIATE 23Yrs Exp·Grt Price! iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill tran1. 20 years exp. L541858 831-4310 •KOUfflRceTPartl~o4n2s118ns81a5t1'4d ~e~::~~oy::,:::::1._________ Guar work-Free Est ""'".RP•N,.•Y•Wlndows' 241-0531 Call anutlme. Small .lob EXPERT u • , F v Llcl375602 538-1534 ..... .. ,,. " John Dor•n Masonrr E 20 Years In .. !Doon • Wood FsncH Del Mar Cleaning Co Brlck•Stone•Block Duncan leotrlc JB J•w•l ry 848-3308 -MA--S-S_A_G_E---3-8-3-0 lk•'s Custom Painting PIT PROOFING By Alan S. Lewis Lg/Sm Jbs•Repalra ok Local/Quick Response HAULING 3720 •---------Prof, Clean, Quality L#28168t • Call Bob Reliable, Prof'I, Olly Free Eit. & Advice U 275870 850-7042 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ work. Int/Ext & Docks. 249·8323 Pg-312-0028 RH/Com 714-458-9212 L11'68719t 831·3832 P•t•rkln El•c trlo JUNK TO THE DUMP IAIANWDNSCARECAPE & 3808 THE RA p EU TIC Ll703468 8 3 1-4810 Deckaeltetlos•FenoH Cl•Hlfl•d Prompt & Low Rates! (714-088-1882) MASS AGE Peters P•lntlng Door18Wlndows-lns'd. Th• most comprehen-••JRO MASONRY•• res-com/sm-lg Jobs AVAILABLE TODAY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii t t 20 Years Experience L440725 Local/Sr Oise slve and current dlrec· BLOCK BRICK STONE CSL6t8717 748·5255 988-1882 a TREES a Swedish/Deep Tissue Free Estimates AndtrlonCons 7&0.t381 tory ol goods and ser· All typei -Olty Workl ..I ..I Cert/Uc'd Masseur. Interiors and Exteriors vlcH aroundl Eal L730089 531·7043 Topped/Remove Yiwns For nppolntmont call Referral. 854 ·0 512 FENCES IMPROVEMENTS sprnktrs-clnuo 6f51:.:s476 oan cetayo 355·5238 CARPET CLEANING Sh•nnonalde Cu1tom •· DECVC! 3615 Quin n '• Pa intin g De1lgn: Driveways ui ~ HOME · 3756 La wn Service. Mow/ ---------32 yrs exp/reasonable Patio• Drainage •YI· Tiie iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii edge/sod/sprinklers/ MOVING 3834 No 1ob too small. Res/ Oual guar. Uc540. 7739 Stamb•ugh Bulld•r• QualltyeHome•M•lnt cln-up. Al 908·2718 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii comm'l/apts 549.3737 BRIAN'a CARPllT & Upholstery Cleaning Truck Mounted Steam clean Ownr operated Lattice Covers & Patios All trades: large/small t_L_v_e_m_sg~o_r_c_a_11_a_h_er_5_1, ________ ,.,_..__~------• Cust Redwood Decks. 25vra Exp • NB Area eGREEN MASTERS Giu s, Plex or Picket Sr. Oise. 845-2417 Cln-up/Tree trim·Removat CONTRACTORS '7t4·444-3oeo CERAMIC TILES HOUSEHOLD SERVICE Hand Rails. Fencing. --------- L707328 714-431-8822 TRADE 714-841·5512 Landscape Remodeling LEWIS Conatruotlon GARAGE Yard tune up/ma1ntonace. GENERAL 3558 714 631-90 Aemodel•Handyman through Classlfled landscape/anlstic de,lgn. L#704773 Local AH. DOORS 3678 842·5878 Con1ractor1C27·604006. • 714-557·5925• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------Pron & Ethical. 645· 7505 EMPLOYMENT FURNITURE 6014 WANTED COSTA MESA 6124 WANTE> 5535 MERCHANDISE TO BOY 6019 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .. • •••••••• Ola•• table top (only) e MESA VERDI! e ..l,u 5 'W*'ted B..,i!C:'.,... 7aM.a" ·~· 9M'' wat1tfd:LIHI• Twll•• GARAGE SALE nice g~•t hOUH fOf $ ~.I. $ bevel. Sl 25. 760-1356. Sport1coup• & old Furniture, baby grand ;ent or elcchange for n PRICES Loveaeat & 2 Chalra Matchbo1 cars 1142-1858 piano, antiq ues, bikes dutlH , grocery 1hop-OA.fD Oueen Anne 1tyl• In & more. Sat Only 8-t2 ping, petcare, etc. Sin-c ~ Floral cream/burgundy 1784 Panay Cl rel• gle female, quiet re-FREE chintz. $350. 723-8282 FIEE TO YOU 6022 Annual Communltw aponslble, cl,an r• CONSUIIATION OFFICI! DESK w/ bul-Garage Sale. Gems to apect1 privacy. Xlnt EIW>l'dlacunaec.ch l et ln board, flla •Dog 1payed female Junk. Baby Items, local ref's. Please call Deal.en &p.ndins ro LA, container & •h•IV" cocker mix, all shot1, furniture, elect riulp, Susie 714-581-9781 SanFrencbc:o6.NewYorlt. $76. obO 845-3526 approx tyr old. She office furn, clothes. LICENiiD CAPf AJN We buy nffdl big back yard! Sat only 10/11 Sam to Coast Guard Certified. ANTJQUISeo MODERN <:?714-642-6181c:::1 3pm. Backbay Village Please call: DlSHWARE to TIFFANY MERCHANDISE comer of Tustin Ave. Captain John Walth BVBRY'llUNOlll" MISC. 6015 ncnrs 6075 & Riviera St. CM. @ 71 4+42·2255 &tatc.i., prob.tc, Facnlly PBll•••• FNIOI Eatrhly N81!D H&LP f di-'·'-... ,,_ rdal o ow • R •... .-.. COM bus1n .. 1 • ....,., ..-........... 7 A•• or t • d u • • d F1 .. twood Mao great __ •_lg_n_•_· ------..,.., 714 249 .. 3 11 Stereo Equipment 3 loge ticket• $9 .. 'ea. woma n , wJll d o ' and atore l'brtur••· to.19 714:e,.._5370 Oerave 8•1• errands, ehopplng , Be1t Offer 241•9908 +Sat 7am-?• per1onsl glrl frlday, Bebv StuHI DutUler• .. •••••••• Surfboards, wetsuits, senlOf' 1erv discount. " 11 snowboards, couc:he1, glld., rocker, Pack • G•D•GE s•T~C! refrlge..atOf', men & & ,,..y traveling playpen. nAft ~ c1...... ..~-l ooal ref eren c e•. Alwo• 873 .. 745 Nu~••'• Aid• for Se lors or Infant Cal'e. )(Jn cook, manlcurl1t, & driver. 10 Yrs EJCp. local ,.r.. 848-3735 Sc•ndln•vl•n Maueuae wlll work a• companion for the Eldedtf -.1d Clf Drive(". N"•lnQ background. ~ 114-s+t-9815 DOMESTICS Peg.atrollet', designer!•••······ women vu,es, a ........ bedding. e7G-Oe54 __ •_2_1_w_._1_•_th_•_• _ Encyclopedia W orld· BALBOA O•r•g• Sal• Sat Sam boOk 1399. New, 1tlll Lota of great stuff! In bOx. Enc. Brittanie• ISLAND 6106 ,,,,__2_1_,•.,.....,,c_•...,b~r.,..111.,.o~- la1e1t Ed. 15th. S29Sl.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Super Sale Fri 6 Sat Great book• Ht $349 I 7 30 30 A ti wu $89I. 83~843 •Down Sizing S•I• : -4: . n ques, Frl & Sat ~3pm. Top gla11ware, dl1hH, oll <:?c:::>MOLASc:::><:? of the line Sears tamp~, marbl••1... toot1 25-30 to ••II. $30 ... ch Wa1her/Dryer Elect,. etc. 234 Hiii P'l•c• c:::>714-&M-0352~ freezer, Etched gla1s {Off Santa Isabel) Sealw nr new Premium coffee tbl, antique king pntow top bed library tbl, German --------- '495 obo. 4 sea1oni •talned glass ~lnctow, FOUNTAIN p'lllow top quHn bed an tique bottle gta11 VALLEY 6134 $425. New rocker r• window, Bra.. frplc, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiii d iner 1250. 873-2459 actMn & tools, braH trench plant stand1, al!Ver Items, natware, nu Mn kit appl, linens, old lP'S, much morel 112 Abalone Ave. (LIHle lal•nd) BIQYARDSA&.al Sat/Sun 8-3. No early blrd1. 8758 La Roca. On sleigh bed, Apple 11 e, c•m•ra1, mkiro, kitchen, clottlee, etc. ALL IN STOCKI ORCO PLUMBING 8 BRAIM CLEANING 7 -DAYSIWE£K Sr. Citizen Discount 76Nl70 Uc.17?7705 • •DAN DAWSON• PLUMBING Water Heaters • Drains Remodel • Repair Faucets • Fixtures LA'554722 • 646-6720 Pgrl 717 ·572 9 We Gals s.h together. Strip. advice to th• L1735976 031 WINDOWS NEW WINDOWS 1 ·Dav Pron lnstilli Free Est•Save EnergJ Radue• Notse•St Di..t Llno327 902-334f1 Aooma, ~ apartment•, ci homes u Classified - can satisfy ~ your 1•· • housing needs ... 36 11105. •-.,a:. .... oraro ... • Come See Wh~ Ora'"" County'ti AuJo Demlena Are Numtier Ona In Customer. S.tlstactlonl CREVIER BMW Sant. Ana Auto Mall Edinger et 66 Fwy 135-3171 I ATW ClllYR.ERIPlYml ATLAS D0Dcaa 2929 H9ft)or Blvd., Costa Mesa 2925A H9rbor BMS., Com ,... Me-1934 M8-19M '93 J30 Full opUon, C/0, new L•xu1 trad•. #017483 $19.9'77 KXUS MISSION VIEJO 1·800-889 8398 JAGUAR HOS --------- '89XJ8 Topaz, Oatm ... leath•r. aunroof, f~lty loaded "{74~24) 27,999 .•a. X,18 CO'f Plr 'MG9300 Oaahmere/lvory. full option, c4tf'llll•d, 8.9'{. avail. #062198 •2•.•77 '95 •• 300 Quhmer•/lve>ry full option, c:.rtlfl•d, 8.9% apr avail. •94 •• 300 Black/Jad• Ivory . full option. #032288 f23,977 'tM LS 400 aahmere/lvo,Y, '85 Camry 4·door ••dan, at•to, air, PS, ater•o. run• .JC Int I S2100/lirm. 893.,..1570. '" eoroua DX 40R, low rnlr.a, Toyota'• most dep•ndobl• ca1I (1012331311875) t10,ees ,.., ... of tNnUftll .... Beach '7-141847 .. 558 2lk. full option, 20537' SAY• Mlm•lii•miiiiiliiiii LEXUS • MISSION Vllr.IO 1 .eoo.eee-5,•& Bleck, btact INth•r CO ch&ng•r. chrom• wheels, low ml. 4.0L ,(728214) $29,998 , ___ ...... _____ ,, LOTUS 9123 '95XJ8 Blacic, charcoal ,9 • LOTUS l•ath«, aurvoof "" (728214) $29,995 aSPIHT 84• · • CJ N Black, i,1ack IHth.,, · , SUI>* tow , •95 XJ8 CD, tinted windows, 5 1pct, aup• e.I•• fl " leath.r, aunroof (F83001) $49.J.995 $7Ha TUanlum, oatmHI 19K mu.. (101308/318t99) ~ (3LYY53~ $31,999 BAUER LO' US Toyot• a! NliWPORT SAIL BOATS 7014 MOTORCYCDES BUICK 9035 CHEVJtOLET 9045 CUYSl.U 905 POBD 9075 ~~u:TAL:::: l~~.:,~~::::o HU.,~1!~:~°-l'-assa:h :~ S!ACH 616 9 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SCOOTERS 8018 liiii~iiiiijii!!iiiiiiiiiiii~ii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijii~iiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii f iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (714 )842· 7700 · 4-~ "'Jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil C •-t•-27 '83 I 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '84 CENTURY '84 CAPRICE '94 New Yorker '97 MUSTANG GT J! 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(Corner of Clay ,l>QCIS 1 221•••····-CADnLAC 9040 '90 ZR1 VBTTI! • (714)842·7700 Full power condl (7l4) 673·5689 l~A;:U~T~O~M;:O·~-E-S:_liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii All options. King of ,...L:: ":~!s~ob:x~~•--------:S:o"!8~o0a~~~ L~~w (10 1567/602643> •ea PASSAT ~LX 40'-51' Moorlnn ,94 8 ..... RITZ N~ th• Hiii. On• Own•r. clean fully load•d GEO gnso llrH, w.il malnt, sun-f12,995 v~oor • -~ -~ R•d/Red. Four n•w ' T T-ta of SPORTAnON ComH with minimum tire a & battery. NHd• tlrH. S35,000. Call $4700 840,3692 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-iiii roof. $7995. 850+9142. . ftunt1ft9t;,n Beach 5 valu• boat. N.B. transmission work (714) 760-1580 *'92 l!xplorer XLT '94 PRIZM --------1 714/847-8555 CO TA MESA 7141723-1207 ACURA 9010 S750 848•1940 '98 Monte Carlo Z34, 4x4 Load•dl 82K ml, Auto, P/S, A/C IANDROVER (714-.S42·7700 45' MOORING & 21'liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '87 DeVllle Speclal blk/blk IHth.,, sun· lthr, ~w brakH. warr. 1101339/027555 9113 PLYMOUTH 9165 .~ Sallboat By Pavilion '88 Legend Auto, full Artie White HI. cream roof, chrom• wls, tint, $12,200 631-3669 T!~;,~:!, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil • i>OWER BOATS ' 7.012 $10,500. 714-675·1870 pow•r. A/C, sunroof, Int. Roll• grill, digital alarm, ext. warranty, '93 Muatann Conv Huntington Beac h MISC Arrl'O 92451 electronlcs perfect 1 d d 28k 1 • LAND ROVER '88 vova .. er 1 Owner. • "'4 cc, tint, custom tires · oa e • m • Super low mi, loaded (714) 847-8555 • • • Wh 1 3. Newport Isle Approx 58800 873•191.,. cond. Hard to find. S17k obO 842·5~12 for summer funt DISCOVERY low miles, xlnt cond, ~0•ton • •r 1 18' sld• tie. Pwr/water. • $3900. 645·5590 ,98 Tahoe 4 •4 4•0, s89 95 •--------Teal, tan leather, new tlrtts, liming belt, SEIZED CARS from !~"-hp~~n~hn~~~.d~~~ S100/mo. 842·9668 '91 ACUAA LS '93 Cadlllao ETC Monochromatic Red (2004-40/149954) HONDA 9085 co changer, AM/FM can, A/C , S 175. Porsch•s:r • .. 5 59•"" White/Ivory, North Star, vs. Loaded! tnclds·. Lthr, Tovota of dual moonroof, 7 pa1a. $5500 obo Cadllleca, '·Ch•vys,J .12700 v 7 • v• W•nted: Live aboard ' load•d low mllos 722.0772 euw· C .. allp. 29.X14. Cat. only 41k, mini! loaded, blk/W/blk moon roof, ed. perlect Huntington B••ch ,90 CIVIC (3KCKllS) $221~95 • • "' •. oryettH. R f' R p f Pl *'008353 118,977 leath•r, sunroof, Bose condl Anumabl• 714/847-855& AC ti BAUER LOTUS = .... pa, 4WO's._,. L BOATS 7014 iv: !*9!·:~5.33~~ Mis~rox,.u:tEJO ;{~. ·~~"\.tr:: ~::d•.-:s: No721~1a1~~·--·9_4_e_s_c_o_R_T_s_w_ 1ci!8!r.:. •· cosTA MESA PORSCHE 9175 ~ 1-eoo~:::9:g~ ~':tj" • ••hog. •9«,oop . 1-&d0.889-5398 ranty, 64k m4 ,•--------PS/AC 1200875/570635 (714)842·7700 ~1398for currentllsllngs .t>on.•Pect•rHn'!_ .. ~tJ Jlldtoiticus r -s21k obo 842 .... , No room lert (101~~~~443) TJ:o~!~F n·s ~hi;:'~.~~~~:.° you '68 9t2, $2CiOO., ________ .a ;;;&,=~~,.~•· SC001'!1l5 8018 BMW 9030 On the move? In the garage HuntT:::o': :~ach HU~~~g~oN can count on to sell a Firm 873·3852 ANnQUES & )! ..... for the car? 714-847-8555 (714)847·8555 myriad 01 merchan· CLASSICS 925g},. SELL I S II dlse ll•ms, because SELL ; '91 ~•!ll8'•1d •ae · 25••· 5-apd, e your extra '98 Explorer XL T Thinking of having a our columns compel 'A Z•phyr-~ eoo·mn... Wht/r d, full pwr, sport household A cell to md/gm, ld'd, VS, lthr, garag• sale? quallfled buyers to '85 Ma .. rall ~ your home new. 8-spd. P9ff c:ond. pkg, new tlrH, good items pw/pl, abs, tilt, cnJIH, Glv• ua a calll calll Bl·turbo. R9d w/tan~ • through classified s 2 5 o o If Ir m /f at r . con Orig own.r. In Classified claHlfled cen AJC, co. mnrf S24.3K CLASSIFIED 842·5678 lntorlor. Extrem••v --r--------.il __ 7~5~9-:.!7:.!63::::5:!..:a!!ttr:_:8~p!!.m:.:.:·~ S41 714-536-75151---....-------____ h_e_IP ____ 1 ___ •_8_7_a._e_o_8_5_• __ , ____ 8_4_2_·s_e_7_8 __ •---------1 nlcet $5000. 831 ·2996. -----·-·-·······--------··-[] YES,SELL ~y CAR City Zip Phone Crwdit Ccird O W:. DV1SA DAM X • e.p·_ New '97Cate ~ + 32¢ + tax for 36 mos. Closed Tot. of pmts. $14,375.S2 +tax. I •• i • ' • • ! t ' • I NEW '97 4RUNNER . S> • AM/f-M Stereo • Dual Air Sags • Air Conditioning •Sunroof '81JiOt11A ~~"f.f ..... (He. .ai:.01Ne) ~. l09044e) ~5998 •• '89~ at.s-r ••··~iow-. ('l~.015"i(hr. IM41•1!1) 1114,--98 NEW'97UY4 $ • AM/FM Stiff'~O • Dual Air 6og1 • Air Conditioning • Suwoof . ·~·"-A~~ ...... '\ (Sttl. J;.011#) ts--..,.,.., 1115998 .