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· Race ·is .on• to keep Quiksilver\_ • t I ·in Costa Mesa ~ • $200 million global surfwear leader is looking for larger digs. digs for a good price. · corporate headquarters in addition to Erickson said the city can and bas ·we're very interested in staying in 250,000 square feet for warehouse advised the company on potential deals Vacant RTC building is candidate, but not necessarily in lead. Costa Mesa,• said Randy Herrel, Quik space. but cannot get too involved. silver president. •1n fact. we've been try ·we really need space now,• Herrel •These are private masitet transac space it's not sure it can find in its Costa ing for six months to find a way to stay in said. •we have people with desks in~ tiop.s, .. he said. · 1 don't think the city By John Canalls and Mesa hometown. COst4 Mesa. However, we have not had aisles. We probably have 10 remote thoUld ~ Quiksilver or the.. .property William Lobdell, Daily Pilot Though the former Resolution 1h1lt much help from anyone - froin the dty office suites." 'owner what it should do.• ., · Corp. building at 19th Stree~ an~ New- to the landowners to the potential Mayor Joe Erickson denied the noti6n , 1. £rickson confirmed earlier· ieP<>~ • . ' . si - the back of a surfers van was all the being considered, executiVes of the Quiksilver bas drastically outgrown wants nothing more than for the compa building across 19th Street from Th.angle office 1pace Quibilver Inc. needed. · rapidly expanding company said its fad,lity at 1740 Monrovia Ave. and ny's 300 or so employees to stay local. Square, is being considered. The land Now, the world's largest surfwear Wednesday evening that they will leave wants to move soon. Herrel said. The "I do not want them to leave our city," company needs 350,000 square feet - Costa Mesa if they cannot find bigger company needs 100,000 square feet for said Erickson. "It's a quality employer." • SEE QUIKSILVER PAGE A16
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/took his By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot advice hook, to fill a staff vacancy, it notifies ane and sinker the Cahfomia Department of Per sonnel Admirustration. MEMO TO THE EDrTOR When it wants to purchase a ear Bill: Remember last · plow, it sends the paperwork to week when you told me the California Department of D bow great the marlin fish General Services. ing was because the ocean is so When it wants to contract a wamt right now and I should do local business a column on it? for conces Well, I called Davey's Locker sions, it asks "We would and talked to ~ who said to the Cahforrua like to get call Vic Sommers, wfio owns the Department of Andiamo hair salon on Balboa Food and rid of one lsUmd. Vic said he works Agriculture for layer of Wednesday through Saturday permisSlOn and fishes Sunday through Tues Fau board oversight day. Monday would be fine, we members say and be th~ ' re fed up -able to FUR apl'He told me where on Balboa- -H!f---c with the Island he keeps his boat, The · j bureaucratic things on Duke's. Vic llves, works and • • MARC MARTIN/DAILVP!l.OT . red tape a local boats on Balboa Island. · 1 get :,! bestowed by nosebleeds when I cross the Contrador Paul Hill came to tile aid of St. Joachim Cllur~ in Costa Mesa, removing graffiti before Sunday services. state govern- level ... " bridge," he says. l ment and are · so, Vic, what time Monday?" ! ' ready to reor- - BECKY I ask innocently. ganize. BAILEY-RNOLEY •oh, 4:30, 5 a.m.," he says ! ·we would nonchalantly. i lJke to see i DIVINE INSPIRATION Good griefI I don't do that : some local pre-dawn stuff anymore. But, r control over our operation," said somehow, I climb aboard Vic's Becky Bailey-Findley, chief exec boat at the stroke of 4:35. Vic Painter whitewashes graffiti splashed on premises ofSt. Joachim Catholic Church utive officer and general manag introduces me to his son, Robert, l er of the tau- •tt's not that we and we cast off at 4:50. i about six bows. lot of go - QQAIT FMI A11 • S&~MOE A11 Oothes for the Generation-X crowd he 20-something crowd should love the new X- T 1.arge clothing outlet store Blvd., on the street level of Tri angle Square in Costa Mesa. The store features two lines of street wear: X-Large for men, and X-Girl for women. · Both lines were founded inde pendently of each other by musi cians: X-Large by Mike Dia mond of the Beastie Boys, and X-Girl by Kim Gordon of Sonic Youth. The clothes are reason ably priced and currently ev~· thing is on sale at 30% oft: Womens hip-hugger jeans are $32, hip-hugger skirts are $32, and dresses are $45. X-Large will eventually carry shoes, and two clothing lines: one from Sofia Coppola called Milkfed, and one from Daryl K. a young designer from New York. Mark ScheWmenswea.r (644- 7030) most known for its classic Newport Harbor IDgh School goalie Erin Kennedy and her teammates use a makeshift goal after their nets were stolen. European sportswear and suits, is having its first storewide sale in five years. Prices are reduced ------...-...-....,,.,..Tr""t'-et""'~asupto 50% . MarkSch~ell!;c~Ja~im~s~t~o wen as mm'.J_ l-~a...i:l~~l-4~~~l-4~~._.~~~rT--:1~~-48~~~~~~~~~Elii!fd-C::::t-:~~=t"-C:!1r--t-~k'C~~...--irf-C:!-~1'Jrlr!::t-1tc~~-r-1 and 1V personalities. His expertise is in coordinat- ing colors, fabrics, and acces • Th.ievettapparently make off with Newport Harbor teams' goals neighbo.rhood for the goals - knocking mage today with Edison High School. sories that are perfect for the on dOOTS, scanning backyards, button "lf we play like this against Edison, lifestyle of his clients. Mark from practice field; teammates say crime takes fun out of season. holing everyone within sight. they're gonna laugh at us,• Schell/menswear is located at The search proved fruitless. added Swain. •They don't like us to 3034 E. Coast Highway. ing when she took the field. By Christopher Goffard, Daily Pilot "It almost feels lijte the season's begin with." ·1 saw they weren't here and I nothing now," said Usa Swain, the 17 - Swain said the school's field hockey If you like outdoor family por thought, 'We've been ripped off,'• she year-old captain of the varsity team. program is already underfunded, traits, Kim Brennan of Traditions COSTA MESA - The season has said. Orange cones stood as substitutes andthe theft makes her feel •as if the (722-4 784) specializes in natural begun bleakly for the girls' field hock The goals have been stored on the for the llltlsing goahl at prac:fice whole program is going ldofm, • setting photography. Brennan is ey team at Newport Harbor High field since last week. Wolle left them Wednesday. Swain said the theft "has "It's such a disappointment. It's currently offering two photo ses School. During practice Wednesday on unchained when ~he-left after practice lefrthe -team disptritea and nu.rt their sueh a drag, e added. sion specials an "end.less sum the field at Harper School in Costa at 6:30 p.m. Tuesda.y. She said the practice. Coach W e said the goals were mer special,• and •it's beginning Mesa, twQ things were conspicuously goals are so large the culprit or culprits "It's gotten to me,• she said. left unchaine because they were bro to look a lot like Christmas,· a missing: their goals. must have carted them off in a large "You're just not focused when some ken and bad just been welded. She Christmas card photo session. The tall metal goals, with a cost esti vehicle. thing like this happens. We're just not said she was planning to chain them The summer special includes mated at $910, were stolen. Tuesday •vou had to have a huge trailer,• she there toda_y. (fhe goals) bring out your befo she left Wednesday. . -one local outdoor sitt:ing;-(tbe s aggress veness." Wolfe added she's trying to raise beach, park, backyard, et_c.) and Field Hockey Coach Sharon Wolfe The field hockey team spent the first She seemed particularly concerned money to replace the goals in case the one 8-by-10 print. discovered the theft Wednesday mom- part of the day Wednesday scouring the because the varsity team has a scrim- police don't recover them. The special lasts through Oct. 15, and costs $69. It's a $200 val ue. The Christmas card special includes one local sitting, and one 8-by-10 print. The offer is good through Dec. 5, 1996, and costs $69. Traditions is located at 1048 lrvine Ave. #617 in New Newport Beach will Newport Beach intersections hop wind/brass/percussion instru- COSTA MESA port Beach. ing to collect cash from passing ments . • 1800 block of 1Ustln Av.nue: Two pillows, three bird feeders and a metal vaccinate pets today motorists. Winners will receive more saoll worth $59 were stolen from a front porch. • 2JOO block of ~ loulevlll'd: Three SOC(er jackets and four T-shirts The Launch Pad. one of my The city of Newport Beach will The Newport Beach City than $7 ,500 in cash awards, a kids favorite destinations, is hav Council Monday banned selling worth $300 were stolen from a sporting goods store. host an animal vaccination clinic chance to perform with the • 400 block of F•lr Drtw: A jadcet. «>mpact discs, ~ a watch worth S8l 5 ing two special events coming anything to or collecting dona 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. today at the International Chamber Orches- were stolen from ¥1 •partment with an opened window. up. On Saturday, Sept. 21 , and Newport Center Fire Station, 868 tions from people who are dri- • J 100 block of Alrw•r Avenue: A com uter and printer were stolen from The Police Department my, a broadcast with KUSC radio • 1t00 block of Avenue: A ring worth $2,000 was stolen from a residence. A bedroom screen window was found broken. r est in Los An and micro-chip pet id~nhtica the ordinance, and the council's to the Arts Academy and Sum NE\WOln' IEAOt strate the physics of motion and tion tags. Pet owners who attend public safety committee recom- mer Program. • 2J block of Gol9t.ll Point Drive: A phone worth SSO was stolen from a balance. mended its adoption. . construction trailer. can also join the K-9 Good Citi Interested applicants must be • 4J block of S.. lslend Drlw: An electric gate opener, bike rac.k and $20 On Saturday Sept. 28 at 11 zens Club, a city program to Staff reports said selling to a.m. and 3 p.m. kids can meet in grades 7-12 during the 1996- was stolen from a air and carport. . . tion, call the City of Newport gests traffic and endangers four stylistic periods including a located on the third floor of Beach Animal Shelter at 644- sellers. 'Crystal Court at 3333 Bear St., standard concerto. Costa Mesa. 7387. Budding musicians Applications and audio tapes Vendors - stay out of must be received by Oct. 12. • 8ESJ MIYS appears Thundays and take note Competition dates are Dec. 4-8. Saturdays. If you know of a good buy Newport intersections For more inform~tion or for ull me et 540-1224, fax me at 646- The Idyllwild Arts Academy A170 or write to me: Best Buys Dally Flower sellers and donation is offering a young artist compe application packets, call (909) :Pilot. 330 W. Bay St. Costa Mesa, 92627. collectors can no longer stand in tition for piano, strings and 659-2111 ext. 221. READEll5 H01UNE o.ity Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa ~.··_ 642~ M--. CA. 92626. CoJ¥1ght: No Record your comments •bout news stories, lltustrMionf. edlto- OO"AMNAPilot rtel matter cw adYertiMments tti. Delly Pilot or news tlps. TlliW'DAnMIS fllmMlY herein C#'I be reproduced ~ Newport Beach fllrst low . VOL 90. NO. 209 out written pennltdon of copy- 73'62 J.-Ha.m. .•••••••••..0 .6 i' AQDIE$$ right own«. QucHdlllas."~ 0ur ~ 1s 3JO w. eay s~ Bal~ ...... nws"' DtNSOfl 73162 10:GI aJn.•..•• • •••• 5 .0 Costa Mesi. Calif. 92627. HOW IQ 1tEAOt US PubAltMf Cost.Mesa 5econdlow Chicken Tacos "~ ~-M l.am>ILL. COMECJJONS CJm.tlMlon 79167 4t12~•.•...••..... 1 .0 Edh.or It Is the Pilot's policy to prompt· The Times orenge Coun1y Corona del M•r s.co;.t~ STIWW WI. ly COtffCt e!I errors of MJbstance. 72161 10:M p.m. ••• •...•...5.0 t Mlneglllg Editor (IOO) 252-9141 Domestic Beer "c ...... cell 57+4233. -YOKO.. ,.,,.....,. o.lfted 642-5671 WPCMKAST Qty Editor LOCATION ...... SIZE ,...... ,...... 67 Margaritas $1.SO MMCMMTW«. m Oi.pl.wy 642-021 The Newport leacM:oN Meta EdleofW vv.dge ••..•....••1 ·2 w Photo Editor Ne'f .. _ • THURSDAY, SErTE..at 12. 1"6 ~ _College. -:stUaen~ Jiist~got . . · .a little yOunger Middle college high school stu dent Yovan.a . Mlllan. (far right) makes her way to French clua at Orange Cout College. Betng at O<;C dldn1 50 students from bringing a "Hunchback• lunchbox. , MARC MARTIN I DAA.Y Pit.OT Ne)N joint effort between Newp~rt Mesa and OCC puts high school kids in higher education ·at early age. For 16-year-old Yovana and 49 · is designed to provide a support H It's a good opportunity to start something. We get both high school By Marissa Espino, Daily Pilot other sophomores from the vari ive and academically challenging ous Newport-Mesa high schools, atmosphere for · high-potential, credits and college credits ... " - vovANA MIUAN . A ttentively listening to ·normal" high school will soon be but underachieving, high school : her biology teacher on a memory. students who want to go to col year, simply wanted a little more its," she said with a big smile. "I en~ugh, Yovana recently took a · her first day of class, Because of the collaborative lege. time with her teachers. can take classes in medicine." job as a cashier for Kentucky . high school sophomore effort between Orange Coast Col Each student was required to •we didn't get a lot of attention Yovana doesn't think the extra Fried Chicken. Yovana Millan is excited about lege and the Newport-Mesa Uni fill out an application and write an from the teachers," said the Costa school hours and homework will Yovana was pleased with her the great opportunity given to her. fied School District, the students essay on what they thought they Mesa resident. "I would go in be stressful. She has been taking first class - biology. . "You have a chance to do are walking in the same balls as would be doing in the year 2020. after school and that still wasn't a French class three times a week •He explained everything, be : things that you normally wouldn't th~ college students at Orange "The kids chosen were kids enough." with college students since Aug. didn't tell us just to read." s~ · because you are on a college Coast College. who get switdled off by normal Sitting in classes with 20 to 25 19 and just began attending her said. : cam us" said Rick Bierr aard a The will be atten · · l b t showed som students Yovana who ires to hi h school classes from 8 a.m. to As far as fadn the older kids · biology teacher at the new their high school classes at OCC kind of potential,• Bierregaard be a doctor, has a positive outlook 2:30 p.m. every day. on campus, Yovana found that \I . · Orange Coast Middle .College and at tht same time, they have said. "They are a real focused on her future. "I think it is worth it because of wasn't that intimidating . ; High School. "Normal high the opportunity to take elective, group." · "It's a good opportunity to start all the education we are getting," •Today I made two friends so · schools will not have a microbiol college courses. · . Yovana, who attended Costa something. We get both high she said with confidence. that was nice,• she said. "l : ogy lab on campus." The middle college high school Mesa High School her freshman sch~l credits and college cred- · As if her schedule was not busy thought I wouldn't fit in, but l do " . OUSFl~HBoa io d-t-o tind until n th.a.t 010111 • SIZZLING SBPTBMBBR ~ BBQ SPBC~ ~ D8:ily Lunch Features! • TACO $1.90u. ! ., S EAFOOD STIR-FRY $6.95 • w /Steamed Rice MARINER'S S ALAD $6.95 Shrimp & Smoked Fish SHRIMP & C HIPS $5.95· Best Fish ,& Ghips in Town. 2pc, 4pc, lOpc From $2.95 • ··--~.1-... . _.,__...... _ • TliURSOAY, SEPTEMBER 12, ~- DON LEACH I OAl.Y Pl.OT NEWPORT-MESA - EJemen The personnel department was tional classes - all within five board meeting. iary school principals along with faced with sorting and reviewing weeks. School board members also personnel. maintenance and more than 3,500 teaching applica The maintenance and opera honored d uplication service operations department employ- tions so 200 new teachers could tions department employees, department employees because · ees received the school board's be hired before school started this which had planned a variety of of their #extraordinary customer ·ABCDE award Tuesday for their week. routine maintenance projects dur service." Although the depart ·work implementing a class size Sixty-seven of those teachers ing the summer, suddenly found ment moved from the Harper reduction plan. were needed for class size reduc themsel'les with a list of a thou facility to the district's Bear Street The award - for service tion. sand more in order to ready the site in July, o!\lsing a one-week · Above and Beyond the Call of The principals were forced to schools. Eric Jetta, tbs district's delay .in p roduction, all work Duty for Education" - is a special interview and hire more than director of maintenance, received order for schools and Administra honor given by board members double their usual number of a standing ovation from the ele tive offices were completed. throughout the year. teachers and plan space for addi- mentary principals at the Tuesday - JULIE ROSS CANNON • '------" ~ A Furtztne In YDllr Future! Make The Most of What·You've Got Soutn Coast Thrift & Loan Association As ystem that converts customers into excited business builders. Great income. Experienced Management, Without Surgery 22nd Century Prcxlucts! Stop wasting your potential - CaJJ today 644-8464 ...... ,ff .,...,..tsoo _ ... -~...,... 921.2730 -Kristen's' Uft9alc • Louft9cwilar _._Gifts ..... fol-. 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Mom-s..lo.itoS,. •O,...... 14...,, 1... - ...-·-·- - - ..L r - ;· .., ...1l" . : THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. 1996 AS '-- ~,: -- .- . ' - Volunteers to help city workers' responM but ques have bachelors degrees. College Sept 28 from 9 a.m. \o 6 p.m.. rant l.vmch has seating for as free event.in COlta MelB Oil~ 25: tioned tbe city'• readiness for a Qfftdals attribute the lnaease to Team and individual players many as 32 d.iDen, with addition· Tbe Orange County s~ clean up neighborhOod Jenotbier power problem. the recent 1Uting of the SSO-per are welcome to play. The coct ia al tables that can accommodate Abuse Prevention Network's t5tb The dty of Costa Mesa invites the Public Works Department unit fee that degree-holders used $35. Playen will compete in four, dOzens more to the facility. It annual showcase will be' taeld - volunteers to •Neighbors for plans several changes 1n its emer to pay for commuqlty college 90-minute rounds. The winner often the same menu with the from 8:30a.m.to12:30p.Dl. at tbi Neighbors• Community Cleanup. gency procedures, tndudlng: courses in California. · can continue on to world touma· same ptioe as a regular Theo Bell Costa Mesa Neigb.borbood Com· Tb1s program alms at umtlng • Buying a back-up generator to A few other facts about this ments . does. It also serves Pizza Hut pan munity Center, 18'5 Park St. ' homeowners in low-income contain sewage during a power fall's student body: All proceeds of this toumament pizza. chkken wings, bread sticks Speakers will highlight pro,. will areas. outage. •Females make up 52.5% of the go to the American Lung and bakery items. grams that have created succ:ess· The volunteers will focus on • Conducting a training work campus population. Association. The 1,200-square-food facility ful community partnerships and For more information, call 835- exterior painting of selected shop for workers on disaster ·. • The average age of an OCC stu bas been gutted, and the food provide a free resource directory response. LUNG. To sign up as a player, ask mobile homes, laundry rooms, dent ts 29. preparation area was completely of community services and ma~ sheds and the exterior of rental • Requesting a police escort for • Nearly 49% of the students for Blanca Damian or Shauna Patrick. Volunteers o.nd sponsors remodeled. rials, covering alcohol, tobacco, units on the property. Minor land trucks canying important equip have attended another college. A portion of the patio area in ment through congested areas. are encouraged to sign up for the other drug use, teen pregnancy, scaping and litter removal will • More than 58% of the students front of the snack bar was guns, gangs and dropouts. · also take place. • Immediately notifying the Fire plan to transfer to a four-year uni event. Department about any water loss. enclosed to provide indoor seat The Orange County Substance The cleanup will take place on versity. ing. Abuse Prevention Network pro Sept. 8 from 8 a.m. to noon at El • Testing portable pumps every · OCC students now two weeks instead of every The unit situated at the west motes and enhances the quality, Nido Senior Mobile Home Park. ern edge of the cam.pus. and is Lunch..lYill be provided to the month. American Lung have own Taco Bell quantity, coordination and coop open Monday through Thursday eration of prevention efforts and volunteeii~ations of materi Association hosts local Capriotti Enterprises Inc. from 7:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. als, food and money are encour OCC reporu a slight recently opened a Taco Bell services in Orange County. aged to contribute for the event. Monopoly tournament Express restaurant on Orange The Phoenix Houses of Califor For more information. call 754- increase in enrollment The American Lung Associa Coast College campus. It is Drug, alc~hol abuse nia, the state's largest private. non-profit provider of residential 5140. Orange Coast College is posting tion of Orange County hosts its expected to lighten the load for prevention on agenda a 1 % inaease in enrollment this first Monopoly Tournament, the the highly crowded :raco Bell on treatment services for substance Emergency response fall compared to figures from the world's most popular proprietary Fairview Road during lunch hour. Information on community abusers, is a sponsor of the event. same time last year. board game. It will take place at lb.is express unit is a small ver substance abuse prevention pro For more information, call the plan approved by city About 21-,780 students are Neiman Marcus courtyard on sion of a regular Taco Bell restau- grams will be presented during a Phoenix House at 953-9849. The .Aug. 10 power _outage that enrolled at the college this fall, . b the school's admissions and shocked the city of Newport \ l l"O 1"- S l I~ \ "-< ·1 " \ I . I ·. Beach into changing its emer records office, compared to 21,574 gency response plan. which the students in fall, 1995. CALL FOR QUOTF.S Though the numbers are about Effective • Knowledgeable • Friendly City Council approved this week. 1 After the outage caused traffic the same, the college has seen a . RABBITT INSURANCE r ADVANTAGE back-ups and minor sewage dramatic increase in the enroll 441 Old Newport Blvd. • Newport Beach I PROGRAM I 4 MONTH TOPICAL SUePLY ~ leaks, ~e council commended ment of students who . already 4near Houg H osp11al ) I 6 MONTH ORAL SUPPLY (For ~ n i m ili und ~r 55 lbs.) I i31-7740 1 • r 1 On/11 s27 : · On/11 $27. 1 L-----~------~-----..:-.l.------~includes • Early Years ToyS FREE EXAM • Developmental toys for children birth to 10 years. Offer Expires 9-30-96 9 Quality toys with lasting And creative play value. 9 Personal service from knowledgeable sales staff. 642-4212 BRISTOL 1827 WESTCLIFF D NEWPORT BEACH "Owr 50 Ytars of Fine Quality,. 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DIVORCE TALK wrtting sk:lDs. from 6 to 9 p.m. at 491-6915. work, success and parenti.lle· the Central Ubrary, 1000 Avocado SMOKilts issues every first and third nwn: The Law Offices of Usa Cian ADD WORKSHOP The Nicotine Anonymous fel cio offers a aemtMr on •l>tvorce • Ave., Newport Beach. The cost is • days from noon to 1:15p.m.and1 Coastline Counseling Center lowship wants to help men and What to J!xpect How to Proceed• $20. For more information, call to 8:15 p.m. at 2900 Briltol $\., will sponsor a cla.&s called, •Mat 717~74 . women who smoke to quit and Suite J. i08, Costa Mesa. The.-.. at 6:30 p.m. at 881 Dover Drive ing and Relating,• a discussion on IOCJCIOX ABOllCS remain smoke-free. Call 650-2713 Suite 300, Newport Beach. Th~ sion cost S15. For more inform&.., the challenge of Attention Defidt MEOIONE TALK South Coast Martial Arts/Box for the local evening meetings cost is $1°' Reservations a.re ing Center otters a clan for nearest you. tion. call 850-1689. ' 1 • required; call 574-0866. J?isorder in relationabips and how The Ubrary Community Ser to correct potential problems vices Department, in cooperation women using ldckboxing and self REPUIUCAN ASSEMBLY before they develop fJ'om 7 to 9 with the Newport Beach Friends defense moves se't to music from 9 NETWOIUCERS KICIC80X AEROBICS The Tuesday Morning Net The Costa Mesa Republic4n. p.m . at 1200 Quail St., Suite 105, of the Llbrary, presents a talk by t8 10 a.m. itt 3165 Harbor Blvd., Assembly meets every third South Coast Martial Arts/Box Costa Mesa. Pees are $8 per class workers sbMe leads at 7 to 8 a.in. ing Center ofiers a class for Newport Beach. The cost is $20. Dr. Sam Shimomura, a c1in ical Thursday of the month at the For more information, call 476- professor in the department of or SSO a month for unlimited every Tuesday at Mimi's Cafe, women using Jdckboxing and self 1835 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. Neighborhood Community Cen defense moves set to music from 0991. family medicine, from 12:30 to classes. For more information, call ter, 1845 Park Ave., Costa Mesa. 1: 30 p.m. in the Friends Meeting 545-5759. For more information, call 21 5- 6:30 to 7:30 p.m . at 3165 Harbor 2903. For more information, call 645- Blvd., Costa Mesa. Fees a.re $8 TOASTMASTERS Room of the Central Library, 1000 5326. The Newport Beach Distin Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. BUSINESS TALK per class -or $50 a month for SURPLUS FOOD unlipllted classes. For more infor guished Toastmasters Oub 1300 For more information. call M0- The Newport Foundation pre COED SUPPORT presents a special guest speaker, 8708. Seniors and low-income fami D)ation, call 545-5759. sents •American Business lies of the Costa Mesa/Newport The Newport Beach PsychQ author and public relations expert Prospects in the Middle East with logical Association offers a Coed Cherie Kerr, at '1 p.m. at Sgt. Pep BUSINESS MEmNG Beach area can obtain free USDA .11.JESDAY the New Government in Israel• at surplus food between 8 and 10 Support Group that meets eve?Y. peroni's meeting room, 2300 Bris The Newport Harbor Area 7:30 a.m. at the Balboa Bay Cub, Thursday at 7 p.m. at 3101 W. tol St., Newport Beach. For more Chamber of Coi:Bmerce offers a a.m. the second Saturday of each 1221 W. Coast Highway, Newport month in the rear parking lot of Coast Highway, No. 311, Newport RNANCE 500 information, call 730-3671. lectwe on •ereate Business Suc Beach. The cost is $28 for non the Church of Christ, 287 Wilson Beach. The support group Finance 500 offers a free work cess Through Word-of-Mouth members and $20 for members. Marketing• from 7 to 9 a.m. at the St., Costa Mesa. Bring picture requires free pre-assessment shop on the real estate market PERSONAL POWER For more information, call 224- identification. For md\-e informa Balboa Bay Oub, 1221 W. Coast before joining. For more informa from 1 to 2 p.m. at the University Orange Coast College offers a tion, call 631-2177. Athletic Club, 1701 Quail St., free workshop on •skills of Highway, Newport Beach. The 2270. tion, call 722-4588. Newport Beach. For more infor- Em iWennent• from 6 to 7:30 cost~S15formembers~~an~~!:l-..s=i!!!!!il=--~----l!lll!!!!!!!!!i!!!!55~==:!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:=:~======ir-~1 1-,mnimt;-"cd'151-0270. p.m. today and Sept. 24. in OCC's for non-members-:-PP'r more infor Re-Entry Center. For more infor mation, call 729-4400. THE ZONE mation, call 432-5162. A free local support group SEMINAR meets at 6 p.m. to discuss •The TUTOR TRAINING A seminar on •Flex-Talk: D~ Zone,• the exciting nutrition plan The Newport Beach Public cover the Missing Communica developed by best-selling author Library's Literacy Program offers tions Link• will take place from Barry Sears, at the Super Crown a Tutor Il'aining Workshop, to 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Country- "I ( t j( I I I ' l " I I \I Find greater selkespect DON'T YOU THINK 1rs TIME YOUGOTONEm ~lolis ha~ rnd DilMfia a nd~ 111 LETWATCHUGtfTPROTECTYOUR HOMEOR pnnqibtO' . BUSINESS Willi OUR LIMITED TIME OFFER. • Gain a poMl\'C tallu n 1# It 81 ..1 '•II, 1111 wi:;-w.1 t •••• ------~~ ------A.G.~...... /l!l'!t. .,...1•1 v.. &rans Aw1a11 ~ ENTER TO WIN A T RIP •••• • FOR TWO TO THE ••••••• HAWAIIAN ISLANDS DaOP '"" I Nt•• • o•M 0,, . , A NY Hosted By: ISlANO H •aACI a tttAUaAN Y ••• Tl\IP•e • I I THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. 1996 .• A NIGHT.TO REMEMBER · •••• . . ,.. Record $500,000 raised on a night of elegance celebrating 10 years of the Performing Arts ·••: eorgta Spooner, founder baritone Gino Quillco, and gift culture, the inside the cen danced the first dance with out down the street. past The of the guilds supporting ed pianist Emanuel AI. At the entertainment, ter to the front devoted mate Delane 1byen South Coast Repertory Theatre, G• The Orange County Per baton fronting Orange County's the experiences porte cochere under the stars of a perfect half way to Bristol Street. Jorming Arts Center, entered the own Pacific Symphony, maestro they encounter and drive evening. The tables further down the elegant white.on-while ball bon Carl St Clair, donning a custom while sitting in where organiz lbyen, who worked on the avenue actually had the most Oling the center's 10th anniver made black Nehru suit accented this hall.• John ers had trans event with co-chair Arden Flam spectacular view of the illumi :;ary Sunday evening and said, with a fleck of red in the form of son joined bis formed asphalt son, was thrilled with the results. nated center. Mini parties were taking place throughout the "How did we get here? How did a pocket hand.kerchief. St Clair pretty new bride into Cinderel "It's just the very best I could J. we manage to create 10 years of danced with bis baton and the Barbara, who la's ball. have imagined. Both elegant ano crowd as a result, with guests making their way to the success? l 'll tell you how it hap Pacific Symphony rose to the wore a classic ~even warm, I believe we have man massive swing -pened ... 4,400 community volun occasion with grace and tremen turquoise ball removed the aged to create an intimate affair dance floor to a little to teers working countless hours dous musicality. gown accented giant mound of for 1,300. There's not a bad seat the music of Art Deco and his and raising countless millions of The crowd was largely black with pearls. The lawn that here.• orch~stra . Thyen did not oversfate her You W•nl n.. Job"""- Rlflht? 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Program ...... $30 ~~ •...... ~.icS l\Ccredlt.ed by th Commluoo of !Ur ExamltWs ol 1h and WU.la Dean Lyon; Larry Ding, Sandy and Allen Fainbarg, COOK Porter; Richard Reinsch; Michele Carol and Robert Folman. the and Frederick Robe; Lorl and lovely Glorta Gellman and her CONTINUED FROM A8 Mike Nadler: Flou and Edward writer husband Irv ta.king time Schumacher; and Don and Joan out from work on his latest book Between accolades and Beall. on the Nixon years, Wllllam remarks from Henry Segentrom. ·Today is the start of the next Gilespie , Jodi and Martin Mark Johnson. and the eloquent 10 years which will pe every bit Greenbaum, Lula Halfacre with acting president of the center, as exciting and rewarding as the mate Marion of naditional Jew· Judith O'l>ea Morr, a four. last.• offered community activist elers in Fashion Island, Gilbert course dinner was served with Joan Beall. and Victoria Levasseur, Madlyn seeming -effortlessness by an Renee Segerstrom, looking and Frank Lynch with daughter army of white gloved waiters magnificent in a gown of rich Molly Lynch, Leon and Molly representing The Regent Beverly bronze satin and black lace, com· Lyon with son Kurt and gorgeous WilShire Hotel, The Four Seasons pared the evening to a good bot· daughter·in·law Wendy, joining Hotel of Santa Barbara, The Four tle of champagne. •It continues family members Cbrtsttne Seasons Newport Beach, and to bubble with great energy," Rhoades and her parents The Four Seasons Los Angeles. mused the wife of the founding Wllllam and Willa Dean Lyon. In truth, tremendous logistical chairman. "We are a role model Tom and Marilyn Neilsen planning was required ~o make for the nation, and we are very attended with family. Lido's Tom the dinner appear so effortless. proµd tonight. • and Joan Riach danced along· Each hotel kitchen bad a sepa· Newport Coast attorney side the Honorable Gray Davis rate white tent erected to house Pamela Paul, wife of prominent and his bride. Ruth Ko was on their remote kitchen and prepa· surgeon Malcolm Paul said, the arm of Daryl Gates, and ration areas. Movements and · The Pacific Symphony has nev· beautiful Mary Jean Simpkins in traffic patterns were rehearsed er sounded better than tonight. a sexy white dinner suit joined and COQ.[dinated down to the Their excellence was a tribute to her huiband and major donor minute . the overall excellence and impor· Ted Simkins for the affair. Ygal • o e. an e e on e, tion of months of work and plan· The best is surely yet to come." lur Wallerich, Gall and Ron Best-dressed attendees at the 10th anniversary of the Performing Arts Center include from left Ding by many volunteers.· said There were plenty of good Soderling, Mary Ann and Kathryn Thompso~ (second place),.Renee Segerstrom (first place) and Judie Argyros (third place). ccrchair Flamson. •1t is a tribute husbands, good wives, good peo· George Wentworth, Tlffany's to the effQrts of this wonderful ple of all kinds in the crowd. Peo· Wallace and Robin Steiner and and soul of Orange County. It is a community that has come togeth· ple like Newport's Pat and Dick Jo Eben Qualls, Candace and focus that did not exist 10 years er for this very important event.· Allen, Roberta and Howard Roger Schnapp, and so many ago. The center is so much more Other members of the 10th Ahmanson, Jr., Jennifer and more showing support for the than a theater, it's a living exam· RU Ff ELL'S anniversary season cabinet ~rederick Van Berg m. Judie cenfer. ple of a community to working deserving much praise for their and George Argyros, the beauti· In final comments, Johnson together to create a higher stan· UPHOLSTERY INC. Where Your Dollar Covets Morel involvement include: Janice ful Barbara Bowie with hand- . said, uThis center is the focus dard, a better world ." 1922 HAR101! BlVD., COSTA MESA · 548·1156 Johiison, on hand with husband some beau Alex, Donna Bunce - Roger Johnson; Sue Feldman; exquisite in a flowing gown of Zee Allred, escorted by Dr. Jer· black and grey silk on the arm of ral Richards; Be tty Belden· husband Douglas. Palmer, Sharl and Harry Also in the crowd was George Esaylan; Barbara and Jlm Glab· and Arlen e Cheng, Peggy and man; Sharon Lesk; Gen. William Les Cotton. 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' ~___...., • .. - I• tomeI on I • down to ' SeaFest The annual Newport SeaFest ls a week of events showca&ing the city's coasWn e, buslnes:res and restaurants. The festival began eight years ago as a way to draw visitors to the city and has pro gressed into a celebraUon of the end of summer. CALENDAR OF Sept. 15 through Sept. 22 SANDCASnE CONTEST Sept. 15 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. , Corona del Mar State Beach Information: 675-3130 Sand architects of all ages con struct imaginative creations in this popular sandcastle contest. Everyone is encouraged to partic The Sandca,stle Contest ipate and the event features (above) ls a popular event tnendly rivalries between busi 1n the week-long Newport nesses, schools and neighbors. SeaFest. a celebration of the end of summer that PIER SWIM always attracts a throng. Sept 15 8 a.m to noon fl.E PHOTOS Newport Pier Information· 717-3807 Compete m one of the premier open ocean events that features the identical course as the life guard tryouts BALBOA LIBRARY FAMILY PROGRAM Sept. 15 - noon' to 5 p.m. Art admirers will enjoy llve enter area's top restaurants and sip the JACKshrimp ., Balboa Branch Library tainment and refreshments while finest wines from California vint 100 East Balboa Blvd. browsing for unique crafts, origi ners. Information: 717-3807 nal paintings and sculptures and Win prizes at booths featuring Bring the kids for a fun-filled day jewelry displayed by local area games for the entire family with of stories, songs, puppets, face artists and designers. proceeds benefiting the National painting, displays, interactive Charity League. Plus, there's exhibits and refreshments. 8TH ANNUAL TASTE musical entertainment: or NEWPORT Sept 20 - Jack Mack and the Book by Dale Wauerman ARTS AND MUSIC FESTIVAL Sept. 20 - 5 to 11 p.m . Heart Attack; The Guess Who; Music by Mitch Leigh Sept. 21 Sept. 21 - 3 to 11 p.m . Jeffrey John Band Lyrics by Joe Darion 10 a.m. to 5 p.m . Sept 22 - noon to 8 p.m . Sept 21 - KC and the Sunshine Directed by Larry Watts Balboa Park Peninsula, Newport Fashion Island/Newport Center Band Bqulevard and Main Street Ad.mission; $8. Sept 22 - B.J . Thomas; Tapes -11-: lcl.11 Infonnanon: 644-3151 Savor the greatest food from the by - A nibute to Carole King - In assoc:iacion with the O' 1 llL '( H \1 \I'~ I \C~I Southern c..Iifumia College Department of 1heat.er Arft "'Ibis is the kind of visually spectacular Writttn by I t)r~ J'lel1!13 William Shakespeare season-opener... at which SCR excels." Directed_ by. - Orange County Register Morrie Pike OCt.11-111. a - to the J(iCJSH d'UdJ 6. «£StCAUttAH'C ...... "... something see, perfect pre-election debate." SERVINO CALIFORNIA & IRISH CUISINE .To... g:.- - Im Angeles Times 2 ! iit: ,& DINMR SPECIALS tsBMI> NIBtM Book. music and lyrics by James McDonald, David Vos and Robert Gerlach Additional music by l'.d Lmaerman Directed by ...... LiuGary In association with the I Southern C.Iifomia College Department of Theater Atta Written by Larry Shue Directed by AN IDEAL MorritPike 1111111• --· · AND by Oscar Wilde directed by M2rtin Benson Now through October 6 _,.... WOlllN ANONYMOUS _..._ Dilillb ~tlln t I I \I I \ I ' I t I I 111 ·, c I: \ I I t I \ 11 \ I \ I ' I A new co•edf da8t tap at die~~ by Lynn Nottage LUNCJI •DINNER directtd by Seret Scott CA1ERING •TAKEOUf September 17- BUVONE 0ctriber 20 ENTREE RECEIVE 50"/o OFF SEAFOOD RESTAURANT .. ._illrilllliti...... _,.,...._.,,, a'Z' ...... SECOND· & OYSTER BAR ....Mlir ...... , .. ,...._ ...... - _..... -- ____,a_,. __ SERVING LUNCH AND DINNER • THURSDAY, SEPT£MBER 12.. 1996 Afl mL__ - -·~ A 'JOY'-OUS OCCASION - GREAT .. WESTERN .... The West Coast premiere of ROUND-UP" - 'The New- • Wrlde play still ideal today 1the play •Crumbs From the 7 port Harbor Ella Lodge pre Table of Joy• opens in preview sents its annual ·western Round fonn in the finale. pertormances Tuesday, with the up,. a fund-raiser for disabled By Tom T"ftllS, Daily Pilot i-eguJar run of the play beginning children, at 3 p.m. Saturday at Superior performances Sept. 20. llckets for the Second abound. Philip Anglim's Goring 3-456 Vut Oporto, Newport n •My Pair Lady,• Professor Stage production - wblch stud Beach. The event includes a bar bandies the demands of a com Higgins remarks, •The French ~lsed friend. a tenacious ex- * a Brooklyn family's relation becue, live music, • $CIUM& don't ca.re what they ao so ships in 1950 - are $18-$39. Per dance demonstration, line danc I ve and a meddlesome father long as they pronounce it proper with the dexterity of a circus jug tonnances are Tuesday through ing instruction and an old fash ly.• Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at gler, skewering all about him with AROUND N~M ESA ioned melodrama. nckets cost · . Were Higgins on the fringes of 7:30 p.m., with weekend mati Wllde's sharp verbal daggers. $20 in advance and $25 at the Oscar Wllde's environment, he nees at 2:30 p.m. Call 957-4033. Mark Capri is excellent as his wright Vieente Guzman-Orozco door. Call 673-6110: might have noted, •The English politician frlend, whose youthful don't care what they do so long as bas DAYS OF TEA, ROSES - at 8 p .m. on Sept. 14 in OCC's indiscretion come back to Robert B. Moore Theatre. The WE LOVE 'LA.' - Law they do it with haunt him. Sydow, who continually har The Susan G . Komen Breast rence "L.A." Au6le will musical is about a family who left style and wit. • Capri success rumphs bis way into the pk:twe at _• Cancer Foundation presents appear at Oysters perform I ' 2 their war-tom homeland to settle 8 These, to be I I I I I I\ fully conveys the wrong time for bis frustrated its fifth anniversary Race for the ing jazz music with his trio from son. Mad.ha McFarland. beck oo in the Northwest. Admission is sure, are the \ I : I \ I I ·,\ the i.oner tur Cure event, •Tea and Roses, A 7:30 to 11:30 p.m . Friday at 2515 $13. Call 432-5880. primary ingredi moil of bis char- stage after a too-lengthy hiatus, Tune Wrth Friends• from 1:30 to East Coast Highway, Corona del ents in South acter without also impresses as a social dowager. 4 p.m. Sunday at the Newport Mar. For info, call 675-7411. Coast Repertory's season-opening venturing into the forest of Hal Landon Jr., who practic.ally Beach Marlott HOtel and Tennis TIIE PIANO MAN - Grammy-winning jazz production of Wllde's •An Ideal overkill. The presence of Debbie stole the show as a waiter in Club, 900 Newport' Center Drive. WATCH nlE BIJlDIES - "Green Icebergs,• does even pianist Gene Harris per Husband,• and the playwright's Grattan has virtually guaranteed The event, which is expected to 5 The Orange County Bird more so with less dialogue in his • satirical voice prevails as a discor an exciting perlormance in local draw hundreds of breast cancer forms with his quartet at 4 p.m. Breeders is having its annu car;neo as Anglim's buder, dryly on Sept. 15 in Orange Coast Col 9 dant note in the politely upper theater for nearly two decades. survivors, will include a fashion al Bird Fair from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. aust world of a century ago. In Now she graduates to South twning bis bland •yes, m· and show and entertainment. A $5 lege's Robert B. Moore Theatre. Sunday at the Orange County •no. sir• responses into bilarious Advanced tickets are $18, tickets fact, just about everything ema Coast Repertory in a leading role, donation will be requested. Call Fairgrounds. Building 10, in Gos nating from the character of -that-Of-Ca . • . • 894-6317 !or more information on for OCC students, senior citizens ta Mesa. Admission is $4 for and Ron Boussom contribute solid and children underlbe age of 12 Wllde's alter ego, Viscowit Gor bringing layers of depth and hon the tea. adults, $1 for children 6-12 years ing, is a punch line of some sort. esty to her perlormance. Grattan background characters. pay $16 and tickets will be sold and free for children under 5. Under director Martin Benson's gives this practically perlect char Set designer Tony Fanning bas NORlllERN EXPOSURE - at the door for $22. For informa Call 646-0642. strong, practiced hand, •An Ideal acter a strong emotional reading. created three imposing backdrops The Dancing Bear Gallery, tion, call 432-5880. Husband• is an elegant intellec Hope Alexander-Willis oils her reflecting the ostentatious wodd 3 which showcases Eskimo CAU.ING ALL tual farce, its pace relaxed and way beautifully through the show of the central characters and the and Inuit fine art, will celebrate SAll.IN' SAFARI - A Safari deliberate, determined that its as the larcenous schemer out to bleak surroundings of their bach its grand opening Sunday from Sunday Brunch Cruise is 1 0 ~~The audience not miss a single ruin Capri and/or regain Anglim's elor friend. Walker Hicldin's cos noon to 5 p.m. at 414 31st St., 6 available aboard the 54-foot Musical Theater Academy is nuance or barbed bon mot. The affections. Susan Knight brings a tumes are terrific period state Newport Beach. Refreshments Emerald Forest Tlki docked in holding auditions Saturday for third of its four scenes (called touch of modernity to her ingenue ments, while Anne Militello's soft from the North will be served. Balboa at the F\.Vl Zone from 11 the "Sound of Music" and "Dick "acts" in the program) shifts assignment as the giggling young ly effective lighting completes the For more infonnation, call 723- a.m. to 1 p .m. every Sunday. ens' Christmas Carol." Perform slightly into the sort of up-tempo girl who proves a fonnidable rival atmospheric excellence. 1922. Each guest during September ers of all ages are invited to audi physical style where situation for Alexander-Willis. •An ldeal Husband• gets will be given a voucher for a tion. For an appointment, call takes precedence over sfyle, Anglim's overbearing father is SCR's new season off to a stun PASSIONATE PLAY - complimentary 30-minute ride on 646-6624. . before returning to its mannered splendidly rendered by Jack ning start. Orange Coast College pre a Fun Zone Water Bike. Cost is 4 sents •Regreso a mis $25.95 per person, $15.95 for Suenos, • the latest work of play- children under 12. Call 673-0240. Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT Has gone fishing! For fish tacos White fish served on a soft com tortilla with our ·special" SONY PICTURES CLASSICS' white sauce. cabbage. cheese. PRESENTS guacamole and a slice of lime. • Like they serve on the coast of BA.JAii ACROSS THE Our meals are a trip to BAJA as well as MEXICOH ~EAor TIME . Join Us For Lunch • Dinner • Sunday Bnmc:h 11¢4tlf!ICJ·J . Catering Available . I. For Reservations and Directions Call 723-0621 25 l Shapyill'd Way • Nr.Npor1 Bach Glassy Italian restilurant rides in from the desert lamb chops, cbk:ken J>aillards, By Marla Bird. Dai/}' Pilot broiled ubnoo or sword8lh are all prepared with a fine Italian wner Piero Pierattoni, the talent for seasoning. suave professiooal restau Help is forthcoming from yoUI e rateur, knew there would waiter or the effident and be acceptance for his new Ri.s accommodating general manag torante Mamma Gina because he er, lano LoCurto, for suggestions. bad served many Newporters in Although some have complained his successful Palm Desert loca about the service in its first few tion. days, we found it knowledge They urged him to expand to able, efficient and confident. It the beach so that their favorite takes a while to get the glitches fresh fruit would add elegance mushroom ravioli could be out at any new restaurant. and a fresh dimension. savored without a 115-mile drive. On first visit, explore the The only Italian dessert The result is a smash hit, a hand appetizers and you won't go offered is tira misu; the others are some new addition to the local wrong with pastas that are made strictly French: creme brulee, restaurant scene. to order with sprightly sauces. profiteroles, fruit tarts and The interior features an open Risotto with wild and pungent Napoleons. No gelato, no choco kitchen pordni mushrooms is an intense la,te ~enta cake, but what ls graced with ly flavored rice dish ($14.95). I l I " I ', ( • . offered 1s v~ rich. sinful - wide Tus Homemade gnocchi w~ way I\ I \ I I \\ can arches too dense but the gorgonzola properly decadent red and the sauce is great with ravioli instead House wine includes g . . eve en- room windows frame the boats derized and sauced to the max, sauvignon at $5.25 and $4.50 by and canals of Balboa Island. On reaving its essential flavor far the glass respectively. Chianti arrival, you enter a pleasant foy behind. from Spalletti is the only red Ital er that opens up to the lovely Ask for it pan-fried and siin ian wine listed by the glass. dining room and its maritime ple, or with the sauce on the Reservations are a must and view. side. I had expected to see what request seating upstairs if possi ble. Downstairs is a low-ceiling, • 1 know what my clients like,· DON LEACH I OAllV I'll.OT the chefs could do with roasted says Pierattoni. "They want to be squab and later this fall, freshly dead~end room that needs mir General Manager Iano LoCurto (l~ft) and chef Cisco Navarro of Ri.storante Mamma Glna. recognized - they like our tradi sliced Piedmontese truffles on rors and flowers to make it the tional recipes and they don't cold appetizers to your table people. 1\vo pages of pasta and pasta. And a trolley laden with "romantic" space it is supposed want surprises.· ($8.90) if you are interested in a Thinly sliced raw artichoke entrees pages are covered with Italian cheeses and beautiful to be. So Pieratoni isn't into mnova variety of samples (marinated hearts tented under translU"Cent single-space calligraphy, not J;ive cuisine but his chefs prepare peppers, mushrooms, salmon and sheets of I?annesan cheese were handily grouped or .particularly very good Italian fdre using top muc.h more). unusually good with a mild . defined. Prices begin with a plate grade ingredlents You will hnd My friends ordered deep-fried lemon juice dressing. of angel hair pasta with tomato mellow prosautto and olive oil, a zucchini ($4 .90) - barely cooked Diaphanous rounds of deep sauce and fresh basil at $1 1.90 bold Parmesan, squeaky-fresh squash strips with feathers of red beef carpaccio with a hint of and proceed to $25.95 for a produce, impeccable fish and golden crust clinging to the bare oil, fresh argula and Parmesan sauteed veal chop. A T-bone for chicken with 17 pasta plates and ly cooked strands which we all cheese had to be peeled off the two of U.S. prime-aged beef is nine v~aJ entrees. Breads and loved, as well as crunchy little plate with a knife ($8.90). ' $44.95. Shrimp, calf's liver, baby pastas are made on the premises caiamaretti ($7.90), which have a by one of four chefs. piquant dipping marinara with A waiter will roll a trolley of one order plenty for two or three Lots 10 Do At OPE" flODITIO" Resort watersports nOW-FOlt RENTW The SPECIAL AVAILABLE • Pedal Boats HSound Of Music" OFFER •Kayaks • Sailboards find 2010FF •Bikes HDlckens Christmas Caro1·· HOURLY • Sailboats • Boogje Boanls PERFORMERS NEEDED Now • ALL AGES RATE •Skates Join MTA as ~ rt the Perfoml4ng Ms Centllf production of Joseph .-id the Amazing Tj!JChnloolor •Staqda Oreemc:ost Mrnomal turtaon rllQUlred to defray eiq>enses of this non-ptOfrt organization. W11111111S (Spnng producbons include "Bye Bye 8trd'6. & · w 111M1 Wooka & the Chocolate Fec:tor(). • 213 Men Kayaks CaU for appointment NOW! FINAL AUDmON DATE SEPT. 14. AD! • unbts ~ ~//Swi6;01i~ Sta~ h~ K111di.ttg •Tttn Wattr S]10r11 ~"-;. ,, PRIM• NIGHTI.... L1t ~""e~A $fS711 ... l ~. frdiy5 cnl ~al 8:00 fM SLt*1s ci 2:00 fM ~12& 13P!Mwta;llS·MS.SSOO EVERY WEDNFSDAY S:OOPM TO 7:00PM FREE PASTA & APPETIZER BUf'PEI I , 548-9500 :THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. 1996 A9 . PLATTER. CHATTER Rocm. POr more lntonnatiori., call 7 t7- , F_ood grollpies gather to hear gourmet panel. '8C>t • EO&iiOll then go out to a restaurant and let ...... ~ ~ ; By Merla Bird, Daily Pilot loose - treat themselves and have a tC>!Mii!iOaiit...... 0 ,, ;p711911:e'1 .. plll'• -~~.~.~.::w~; good time." • P gllftln•mwtdlbllllrioat8 ICUlptunJs wtD be Oil dilplay tbiough /J be Orange County chapter of the pa lllardoliy ID OCC'I aoa.t B. Sunday at GrUlin Linton C.OOtemparary American Institute of Wine and GOOSEBERRIES MOVES Maal91llelilnl. Advanced tk:keb ate ExhiNUms, 16'0 Pomona Ave., Coeta T Food Event chairman, Kathleen TO SHARK ISi.AND 121, dllcouDt tk*m far occ ....! 011, Mesa. Par iD.foriniltion. call 646-5665• . Green, introduced Barbara Fairchild Continuing to serve designer waf ..._,..., 1rwandd:d1drm~U 1·· ' ' .+ •• -..' executive editor of Bon Appetit maga- fles in a club's swroundings, the popu are mad tlit:bU •t the door are $32. • PMmNGS zine and a panel of culinary experts lar Gooseberries couple, Laurie Gar Par mfannallon. caU •32-5880. • An exhibit ol paintings by loc41 last Sunday afternoon at Mondavi nett and Ramelle Sizemore, have artists Jim navis and Phyllis Kaliher Wme and Food Center to a fascinated moved from Promontory Point to newly MUND will be on ~y through Oct. 1 in the ; audience of 125 dedicated diners and found space at the Shark Island Yacht Bnth•"'""' of the Big Bud sound Beach Qty Hall Gallery, 3300 food industry people.... NeWJ>9rt aub open to the public under the aus will ...... to the bits of the 1930I Newp0rt Blvd. 1Rvis will indud~ land· , Fairchild was witty and entertaining 1 pices of •nie Shark Island Breakfast ad 1MOI under the 1eadenblp ot pop. scape& ot local scenes, as well as scenic as she and panel members talked of new things as they come into season ~ aub." War bend 1Mder Jim.Millet at 4 p.m. and not stick to a given list of foods." Yiltas in New England. Virginia. Asia food trends from ~d (in) to sorbet This is a fabulous coup for the club, Sunday ID Orange Coast College's and more. Kaliher will feature impres (oqt). Panelists agreed that more attention which is situated nat to the entry Robert 8. Moore Theatre. Advanced to seasonal harvests, a philosophy first sioo.ist~le aaylic and oil paintings on Panelists were Jonathan Ferrara bridge to Balboa Island on tk:km ue $18, discount tickets for sun-drenched patios, courtyards and Grand, of High nmes Cellars; Alan tendered by Alice Waters of Chez Marine/Bayside Drive. OCC students, tenior dUzens and cbil Newport Harbor sites. For information, : Greeley, executive chef and owner of Panisse, should determine what is Gooseberries. will serve. its famous dlm 12 and under are su;. and tickets. can 111-3810. They can no longer afford to stay proprietor of Gustaf Anders; Reed wonders Tuesday through Friday from TROPHIES Hearon, executive chef and owner, with the same old thing all year long; 7 to 11 a.m. In honor of the 100th anniversary of Rose Pistola there should be exciting changes On Saturday and Sunday, a more 11IWG.E' SQUARE CONCERTS depending on fresh harvests - a diffi U.S. Sailing, the Newport Harbor Nau (San Francis elaborate menu is presented for week Pree live classic rock performances tical Museum will present a unique I \ l ·,, I '- ( I cult challenge some restaurants are co); Mark end diners from 8 a .m. to 2 p.m. are scheduled from noon to 2:30 p.m. exhibition titled •nophies: nibutes to Peel, Cam disinterested in or, are unable to meet. ',, I \ \ ' Monday through Friday; from 1 to 10 . Yachting ntumphs" through Nov. 8: 10 · panile in Los Ferrara-Grand said High Times is AUBERGINE ACClAJMED p.m. on Priday and Saturday; and from a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Grand Salon I Angeles; selling more and more Chilean and Gourmet Magazine sent its restau 1to4 p.m. on Saturday and Swu:lay Gallery, 151 E. Coast Highway, New- John Riccar Vtlles Vignes (wine from old vines) and rant scout to Newport Beach months aftemoom in the Town Square at ntan di, managing director at the Culinary noted that many customers are contin port Beach. For information, call 673:- ago to check out the Newport Beach gle Square in Coit4 Mesa. 7863. Institute of America in Napa Valley; uing to ask for •ABC.• (anything but French restaurant Aubergine, and its Aaron Noveshen, executive chef at Chardonnay). native Newport chef, Tim Goodell. \HI World Wrapps, San Francisco; and •And this brewery wave hasn't MURAL DISPLAY In the prestigious magazine, nm Placido Domingo, Carol Channing Michael Roberts, partner and corporate peaked,• he added. "Beer tasting and his wife Liza share accolades for ~-.sslONS' and Ba.ry-shnikov are few chef of 1Win Palms. events are more popular than ever. We the exquisite cuisine. •Pint lmpre$Sions: The Laguna MikJlail a ot the famous faces that will be hanging "Crystal Ball Grazing" on the future are stoclcing more varieties." Dinner is served nightly in the small Beach Art Assodation • opens at the around Jewel Court in South Coast of food was the subject, and panelists Mark Peel noted: •people are less Aubergine on all but Monday night at Orange County Museum of Art South Plaza agreed that the assimilation of different interested in unusual combinations 508 29th St. in Cannery Village. Coast Plaza Gallery beginning Satur through September. The Orange cre cultW"es' foods seems to be the hmg than they were five years ago. They day through June 15, 1997. "First County Performing Arts Center bas term trend for all but specifically ethnic are asking for understandable, recog SWEET LIFE AT ANTONELLO'S Impressions• willfeatw'e selected Cali ated a sped.ally produced, lip'ger-than restaurants. nizable food - and it sells.· La Dolce Vita, the annual summer fomia "plain air• paintings created by • llfe photo gallery with more than 400 Chefs are developing more aware Hearon said that Northern Californi celebration of the sweet life, takes the founders of tbe association from the running feet of photo Jilurals celebrat ·ness of American region!li food - a ans are more daring - they eat more place Sunday at Antonello's in South Orange County Museum of Art ing 10 years of performances at The factor that is beginning to show up on fish. like whole fish, sardines, squid Coast Village. Center. menus. and unusual vegetables. "Yes, but The event benefits the Cystic Fibro 'PINHOLE TO PIXEL' . Fairchild called ostrich (now fried calamari is becoming as common sis Foundation. A survey exhibition tha1 chronicles NAUTlCAL MUSEUM The new area features the Grand - :appearing in local markets) as "the as French fries," said Peel. "I even saw A night of Northern Italian cuisine, the ~ties of Southern California ' •tofu of meat - absolutely tasteless.• a fried C4limari stand at the L.A. Fair a silent and live auction, live entertain artist/photographer, P~gy Jones, and Salon for special exhibitions; the Model Gallery, : To which Ma uson mused, "but with a huge waiting line!• ment and dancing, and a ~pedal salute ~ aeation of cameras as sculptural featuring a world-class as_:sem- . · and a rotatin dis- , e mus grea 0 ' . He added that he had never porters know what to do with a fiSh For reservations, phone 938-1393. Cout College's Art Gallery. For m.ore play of t)le museum's permanent collec •dreamed of being able to serve such when they look at one." information, call 432-5039. tion tnithe Corridor Gallery. The muse : incredibly fresh salmon and other About diet and health issues, TIDBITS .•. um is at 151 E. Coast Highway, New ;kinds of fish. Michael Roberts remarked, ·People Avila's El Ranchito's new location at WATaCOlORS port Beach. For information, call 673- : And he compared the days when make a fuss about all these diet issues, 2744 E. Coast Highway in Corona del •0own to the Sea in Ships,• an 3377. ·; chefs could oilly get white button asking for dressing on the side or no Mar is. cause for celebration (along exhibit of watercolors by Richard Mazy ·mushrooms to now, when a wide vari- salt and all that, but the truth is, most with the restaurant chain's 30th year in portraying historic steam vessels, will LAGUNA ART MUSEUM/ ; ety of 'unique mushiooms are available people just don't want to take the business). be on display in the foyer ot the New SOUTH COAST PlAZA ; to chefs and to the public. responsibility for themselves. They will Happy Anniversary! port Beach Central Library through Laguna Art Museum's Satellite . He also observed that restaurants have a salad and then order a huge The Taste of Newport is coming Sept 30. The public is invited to a Gallery at South Coast Plaza is at the ·can no longer afford to maintain elabo dessert.· soon so plan on a feast! Dates are: r&eeption for tbe artist Sunday from 2 to rately printed menus - and shouldn't. Alan Greely commented, "People Sept. 20, 21 and 22. 4 p:m. in the library's Priends' Meeting • CONTINUED ON PAGE A 14 •l'My mmt be able to iDUoduce should diet and exercise regularly and SJR 1}9!}£§~eLTD. · ~~-~!UV-~l:JR-NEW HGT-BANDWICHES '{;:{ tr New JOrk Stealc SaniJwiJ, JPJ tr &tut.eiJ Eggplanr SaniJwiJ, S,.i;;.'91:::;:;::;;;;';;) •Authentic Sushi Bar JS. tr Gril.ld ReM1Nn on Rye S.PJ • Elegant Dining Room • Lunch Buff et M - Fa 7am-8pm • San 8am-6pm • Sun1 9am-5pm 2675 Irvine Avenue. Costa Mesa Co I t B 270 E.17TH ST. #17 •COSTA MEsA across rrom Newpor1 Golf eoune> • mp e e ar (71'4>645-2252 1 LI! CAP'l!IHYATT REGENCY IRVINE Caifomie QJ191ne~ Brunch. (lJr Sc:rumatious 81"\n:h eon9IStS cl levenil ~Salads and Appeazers. ·~ . • PllflC8ll.es 09car' end en *Omelette Stabon Locatad at , 7~ Jamboree 811. 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(And 17th&) Neer ~ Entertatnment Costa Mesa • All Major Credit r.&rcls AelerYebon• ~ . locetad at 1520 (714) 675-0575 (714) 646-7944 • w. Coest Hwy.. Newport Beach (714) 6'46-1420 SUSHI IMAIU Sushi Bar And Oinir!Q. Ownn ~ Operated Japanese FORTY CARROTS RESTAURANT ~In Sen Fimalldo Ve/li!lt. Terzana • Holn 11 :30am Continental - ~ ru.ine. Informal And~ - (lJr ~CQ>m- Dinner 5 : ~10:~ AM Meior' a-edit Cards Menu Is V8riad Witt A Wide ~ CJ Cult1nl HMlrites. ~---- · RellerwCions Not~. 315 Bristol. 140. a.ta Freshnns ~ end $JPll'b s.rvice Al. An ~ Price V&lue . ~(714)644-5654 . Mootti 10.9pm • Sat 9-8pm_• Sun 1Dap. V191!L~ Card And Amerbn ~ ~ . RaeNation9 fv-9 ra; Needed. ~ Coat Plaze, 3333 s SriMol Coltll Mesa (714) 556-9700 AUBllRGINK Ff'9ACh ~ Dinner T'*a;Sat· 1Ckm . ~ ~-.d. V.. MIC. Alf'-. . ~ '29ttt fl. Cannery Vilige. Newpot\ Beech (714)72 150 TWIN ,aALM8 In A Ool ..tlPOf•Y ~-~~ ffw'ICl'=9iiNid LMEl•~OriAn And= · ~si.nd. 2 Blrl; 4CD Un:h Mon&t. 11: :CX>. Dirww ~ · ~ 10;30 &lr'y ~a..~ lil ~ &ll '3olllel Brunch 10.303.00. Mlior' Od c.dl ~ l..ocllild. 600 NlwporC 0..-D". • NIWpart ..... (714) 7 1-8288 ~·-- ... ~ THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 12, 1 tbell' namM. cm a Jilt eDd can Island in Newport BMch pre CONTINUED FROM A13 tbe lilt. Por sents the MCCnd umu.I Summer ch•.._. pa.yen cm information. call 755-0040. Cruise, aga~ olpr&-1975 "CAAOUSEL' JAM.~ 21.39, bOlds. Carousel Court entra.nce1 admis c1asslc, rod and a.wtcm can on The Performing Arts Center .,tbi is free. Hours: 10 a.m. to 9 and Mondays through Sept. 30 from 4 preeents •Carouse).• a d.artng THE CAUJl£T OtN'l1lt variety OI outing! edivities. p.m. Monday through Priday; 10 For inform4doli. C4ll the to 9 p.m. For Information; call new prOduction ol Rodgers and . 5TOllV AND CRAFT HOUI The Cabaret Chapter ot the more a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, 11 a.m. JAMline at 721-95(6. Hammentein's most lyrical mas· PrOm 2 to 3 p.m; Wtr/ Sun Guilds ol tbe Orange County 665-5048. o 6:30 p.m . SUnday. For infonna terpiece, at 8 p.m. on Tuesday day, Barnes & Noble bolds a craft Perlorming Arts Center meets Jewish In Between Singles, on. call 662-3366. age 35--59, often social and cul SAFARI BRUNCH through Sept. 15. Week nights and story hour for children of all the fourth Tuelday of fNery I tural events and can be reached A Safari Sunday Brunch ticket prices range from $19 to ages.~ wlll be month at tbe Irvine Marriott r $47 and weekends tickets cost served. Barnes & Noble ii located H<*l, Von Karman at 5:30 by calling 283-5752. ' ( ~EVENTS Cruise is available aboard the 18000 54-foot Emerald Forest TI.ki $22 to $49. For moTe information at 1870 Harbor Blvd., 11iangle p.m. for ~ sod.al hour followed by :rAILE TENNIS oall 556-ARTS. To purchase tick Square in Costa Mesa. For infor.:. SYNAGOGUE VISITS docked in Balboa at the Fun a meeting at 6:45. Meet young Jewish singles Orange Coast College offers Zone from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m . ets, call 740-7878. mation. call 631-0614. 1be group ls for profession.al e tennis classes from 6 to 10 and couples for Friday services in • every Sunday. Each guest du.ring singles, 30-60, who wish to sup . beginning Friday th.rough area synagogues. VlSits take : September will be given a 'THE BOYS IN THE BANEY port the Center while having fun. • . 20 in OCC's gym. The DANCE place the third Friday of every · voucher for a complimentary 30- The Theatre Distri~nts The cost is S5 for guests. For month. For information. call •fimnual fee is $50 for adults and minute ride on a Fun Zone Water "The- Boys in the Bana, • a ~ ADULT BAUROOM DANa information, call 262-5881. ')S25 for young people 17 years 155-5555, Ext. 551. Bike. The cost is $25.95 per per ma, with performances through The Costa Mesa Senior Cen old and under, senior citizens 1 son and $15.95 for children Sept. 15. in the back lot of The ter offers adult ballroom dance JEWISH SINGLES GROUPS ed OCC students. Children 12 Lab Anti-Mall at 2930 Bristol St, on the third Friday of each New Jewish Relationships ' ears old or under are $10 with a under 12 years old. For infonna Costa Mesa. Performances are month from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. allows Jewish singles to choose ying adult. Por information, · ·tion, call 673-0240. THE CANNERY Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m . Singles and couples welcome. people they wish to date from· Karaoke is available from,9 ;can 432-5880 FARMERS MARKETS and Sunday at 7 p.m. nckets are Llve music provided by the Ray profile albums that picture and I P..m . to midnight on Mondays Every Thursday there is a $15. For information, call 435- Robbins Combo. The cost is $5, desoibe singles wiU... a wide and Wednesdays. Wme Th.sting WISHBONE 4043. Wishbone, the Jack Russell farmers market from 8:30 a .m . to or $4 for SAGE members. The range of personal and profession from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. and live tenier star of the Emmy Awa.rd. 1 p.m. at the Orange County Senior Center is at 695 W. 19th al interests. At 7 p.m. Saturday music with The Jetsen's from Fairgrounds. The Orange County 'AN IDEAL HUSBAND' St., Costa Mesa. For information, the Jewish In-Between Singles 8:30 p .m. to 12:30 a.m. on Thurs winning television series and his •An Ideal Husband,• Oscar · · · Ka tan· Market Place is every Saturday call 645-2356. will meet for a walk around Bal- days, 3010 ~aye~, Newport Larry Brantley, the improvisation • al comedic actor who portrays in the main fairgrounds parking society, opens South .Coast and a nosh. 5771. Repertory's 33rd season Friday UTE RARY 'the voice of Wishbone and Mary lot. For information, call 723- For information on the event, Chris Wall, who plays Ellen on 6616. on the theater's Main.stage. Per BOOK SIGNING call 731-3780. Membership fees CARMELOS RISTORANTE· the series will be at the KCET Every Saturday there is a formances nm th.rough Oct. 6. Round Table West presents are $40 for six months and $70 George Butts returns from his Store of Knowledge at Fashion farmers market from 9 a.m . to t Show timey are 8 p.m. Tuesday authors Buzz Aldrin, "Encounter for a year, non-members of the Las Vegas appearance back to Island from noon to 1 p.m. on p.m. in the muni<;ipal parking lot th.rough Saturday and 7:30 p.m. with 1lber," Betty J . Eadie, •The Jewish Community Center are ca.nnelos Ristorante for bis jazz Sunday. at Bayside Drive and Marguerite Sunday. Weekend matinees start Awakening Heart: My Continu $10more. series on Sundays and Mondays Avenue in Corona del Mar. at 2:30 p.m. ncket prices range ing Journey to Love" and Ward For information, please call at 8:30 p .m . Marco Santos and '.ENVIRONMENT , from $18-$41, with a "pay what Grant, "Bob Hope's Dear Prez, I 755-0340. San Brazil Dancers heats up the : The Emerald Forest Restau STAGE you will" IJ)atinee on Sept. Satur Wanna Tell Ya• at a noon lun Tennis Ladder for Singles summer nights with the sounds ·rant Bar and Grill presents a full day. nckets for that performance cheon on Tuesday at the Balboa offers an opportunity to meet of tropical music on Tuesdays day of free environmental aware 'RED SCARE ON SUNSET' must be pl.D'chased in person Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast High new people while improving and Wednesdays at 8:30 p .m. ness seminars and public interac Orange Coast College pre with cash. For more information: way, Newport Beach. Tickets cost your game. Registration fee is 3520 E. Coast Highway. Corona tion starting at 11 a.m. and end sents Charles Busch's hilarious call the box office at 957-4033. $35. For more information, call $18 and interested parties put del Mar. Call 675-1922. ing at dusk Saturday at 309 Palm off-Broadway hit, "Red Scare on St .. No. H, B9)boa. For informa Sunset," Friday through Sunday KIDS tion, call 723-5000. in OCC's Drama Lab Studio. COMPLETE CLEANING Curtain is set for 8 p.m. on Fri 'GOOSEBUMPS' ~ · A• )' 9 U 9 sg SERVICES • T • QASSICCARS days and Saturdays and 7 p .m . The "Goosebumps" club 9'IY a •LL &Mm~. ~.:' : '.. . : : - - r ) The Hard Rock Cafe, Fashion on Sundays. nckets cost $5. For meets the first and third Monday 1Vft~~WA•a , nc. FRE EES 1 l.~iES • .. ••M •::z:;tJ!:I~IW Mer) . CoRll ..._ (714) U1·7M3 ~ 4··a5-~as1 • FIND OUT HOW LONG YOU'LL ...,_,,____.~_....._.· ~~~------..._ff-..,..~~,.--,-e~l:."lr~~'.Ptr-~tf;X:~~E::!~~:----~--1a--t-~~ Come and see a free film: BUSINESS LITIGATION AND TRANSACTIONS Corporations, 11art11 e r ~ hip<., mt>r!ll'r~ . acquisitions, ORI E NTATION buy-sell agrt!em t>n t ~. wn1r.1cb and w llections REAL ESTATE LITIGATION AND TRANSACTIONS Evict10ns, fore Church 6f Sdentology of Orange County 1451 lrvint Blvd. (ot Rtdhill) Tustin, CA 92680 (714) 544-5491 or (800) 488-4577 0 J - ' &:iii::"iii.:.iii-:.iii~iii.=.iiiiii-iiiiii·:....=-=-=-=-=-=.:-=a:=-=- HAPPY------, ROSH HASHANAH I & --. I YOMKIPPUR I I Plain or Raisin I Crown Challah • • Other Great Holiday Treats : 427 E. 17th Street • Costa Mesa : ...~ ...... ___ ...... -:.;*--.--- <~ £'!.~! ~ ~:=~e_!~~L-..1 he Original Irvine Ranch Market started out in 1971' as a roadside stand offering vegetables and fruits right out of the fields and off the vine. By , 1t was rea y or a In rode Jo & Joe Raymond to give the market a sparkling new look, new energy and enough great ideas to bring the ranch back to its former glory. They brough~ along - 1. All natural beef from Manning, 6. Steaming homemade soups to eat in organically fed or take home. 2. Fish, fresh enough for royalty 7. Afull deli with exceptional meats, cheeses & salads. 3. An inviting array ~f International cheeses. 8. Coffee beans for a excellent brew. · 4. Fine olive oils & vinegars to grace the 9. fruits &vegetables still• covered• most discriminating salad. • with dew. 5. Vlnta~ & table wines for every 10. Ateam of people witt\a standard occasions. . for nualltv -·-·- ·- ·- ·-·-·-·- ·- ·-·- ·- ·-·-·- ·- ·- ·- ·-·-·l.:.-:L.-·-·-·-·-·-·-·- ·- ·- ·- ·- THURSDAY, SEmMIEll 12. 1996 Aa forutn I editorial 20-1 magical odds for Newport-Mesa students . Something wonderfµl happened Tuesday. ents and student$ alike. , Oh sure, school opened. Teachers taught. Jeanette Dreyer, a teacher at College Park Students saibbled. Buses ran. And the Class Element.an' in Costa Mesa, bad a bursting of 2000 started its freshman year. . at-the.. sea)Ds class of 33 first graders last But more glorious was the magic ratio that year. On Tuesday, she walked back into her has filled the conversations of educators all classroom to an amazing sight. A mere 15 summer: 20-to-1. students. Thou h it seemed nearl i w district from able just a few weeks ago, Newport-Mesa Andersen to Wilson, smaller class sizes and educators and parents together managed the pledge of a better learning environment to cobble together enough teachers and for first and second graders. classrooms to achieve the class-reduction For Newport-Mesa administrators and goal. While thing:; aren't perfect - some board members - who only a month ago kids were huddled in a computer lab at were being trashed for seeming reticent to one school and class was being conducted embrace Gov. Wilson's call for the class MAAC MAAffl I OMV Pl.OT in a gymnasium at another - the smaller reductions - it was a stellar and much-appre Jeanette Dreyer's first-grade class at College Park ls temporarlly using the sdl901'1 library classes were welcomed by teachers, par- ciated accomplishment. unW their permanent room ls complete...... best of tl)e readers hotline correspondence Make no mistake, the Third grade testing passes muster wi~ some i • succe5s at that level? Leave the abilities in kindergarten or first shoulders of third grade teachers • EDITOR'S NOTE: We asked our read CTBS in place and let parents grade instead of waiting until the when the kindergarten, first and district can't get it righ~ ers what they thought of school board trustee Ed Decker's propoYI to give and teachers have the say on third grade? If their needs are second grade teachers have just . . stan ..• ,.._ . Bob and 1 slather on tbe SPF 15 •rt Would be an excellent \lie for Property owners Mlllane ~ lotion. • QUIKSILVER it.. be Mid b8I deep pockets. 1:11: We are SWJOUDded ~ P· HernL tbe Quibilver prelident. "Once they heud Quikli1vef ii CONTINUED FROM A1 poises, hundreds ot theal - many CON11NUED FROM A1 Mid be llkciS the building but the interested. the price goet up,• Her- only babies, a couple feet long. prb amenlly ia too high and it rel said. • three years ago and spent seven Fabulous! 81,tl I wony that the 1lttle belooga to developer NicboJ.u .oeedl work. a.ta Mesa does, however, have .JDO!ltbs refurbishing her. ones wUl go for one ot the lures, or Sbamaa. who could not be reached er. •we took all our top manage advantages over out-of-town sitel: • 1:30: It is more than bumpy. A bash into the boal fortunately, for oomrnenl Zinke said the RTC buUd1og is ment over there yesterday (Tuelday) The c:mnpany was formed here in l!iarter boat out of Bongos zooms even infant porpoises are smarter Another lite being considered. under consideration but a deal is not and CEO (Robert McKnight) likes it, the back ot McKnlgbrs van. Plus, it's by, burling sheets of spray 20 feet than that. sources Wd. is a parce!·owned by near. but it's just unrealistic u to ~-• close to the beach. C.J. Segentrom and Sons, off Har "We've gone and looked at the He said it would COit S3 million in · •ffS ol all. we'ft ~ -.ithiD into the air. 1:11 to 12:25: We coune ~ck. •28 knots," Vic says. zigvlng bor Boulevard near the San Diego building,• be said. "We've looked at improvements to make the building the taJne four blocb ti' Over 20 and fortb. and.ugging, years,• Henel said. baven't • •How do you know 2a1· I ask. woofing and warping, checking Freeway. . a lot of buildings." usable. n needs computer wiring, •we •Bongos' boats al'ways go 28, • Quiksilver, a $200 million pub Ed Fawcett, executive director cl c.arpet. paint and other repairs, be ventured more than four blocb from out each bil of kelp, eveiy flock of licly held company known for its Wet. . here. Also, we're near the beach - Mys. low..Qying birds. Zip, nada, noth the Costa Mesa Chamber of Com· r 8:45: We slow to about 8 knots wave logo, is coo.sidedng the Irvine merce, said he would like to see the Other unnamed sites have been our target market - and a lot ot our ing. Spectrum and *er properties in long-vacant RTC building and Quik equally problematic for the company guys and gtm go to the beach to at Vic and Bob rig fishing poles "Maybe there's still a chance," and outriggers. We are beading and out of Orange County, said silver make a match. with price as the main sticking point. swf, or run, dwing lunch.• Vic sa~ as we head for another ' due south, trolling five poles, wilb spol a sixth at the ready. 2:25: No, there isn\ the skipper the event's sponsor, wiil give away 1IOI: Though the westerly decides, and we bead tor home. Newport Beach firm 30th Street prizes to not only the best builders swells JI'e only about 2'feet, they Architects, Inc., hadn't given CASTLES but also the most spirited. are smack. on the beam and The The week before, Vic nailed two martin. tagging and releasing ARCHITECT the contest a second thought. CONTINUED FROM A1 "We want people to be having Duke's is a veiy tippy place . fun,• said Blom. a 13-year Newport indeed. Vic clambe\"s up about 12 them. Sunday be came botlle with CONTINUED FROM A 1 · With about 15 Sealest Sandcas a tuna. Monday. rm aboard and.. .1 tle Contests under their belts, Blom. who owns a Corona del Mar Beach residenl feet to the fish tower; it is doubly photography studio. •There's a pos- In the past few years, the masters rocky up there. ask Vic why he spends some 800 del Mar State Beach. They'll they don't worry about their hours a year bouncing around the work for three hours to cteate a design un'til the day of the . sibility of tt being really big.• category suffered the m0$1 from lack Vic braces himsell and scans On Sunday, eight-member teams of fun, he said. They worked over the foamy sea. 1 ask Bob what he's ocean chasing big fish. castle better than those erected event, 30th Str~t·s John Loomis will gather al 10 a.m. at Corona del time on their contest plans and felt looking for. •Birds, kelp, porpoises . "The excitement," he grinned by five other architectural firms. said. as the building seas pushed us Greenberg Parrow competed Mar State Beach, where they'll com- pressured to compete. - anythir.g, • Bob replies. "It's a lot more spontaneous pete to build the best sand structure. Blom hopes some minor changes Just then, Vic hollers, back to Newport. in two other contests, both in that way,• he explained. "We're The event - along with the annual will ellminate the more grueling "Jumper!" We take a bard 90· Los Angeles County, said firm intentionally unprepared.• • RED MARTIN'S column runs every member Dawn Diamond. To pier swim and the Balboa Ubrary~Ua~~spects~~~o~f ~s~ani~dgcas~tl~-~~- ~:--J degree tum, but there's nobody The team from Tustin-based family program - will set the tone f can s have only eight home. We settle down again, and Thursday and Saturday. -prepare for Sunday's event, they Re ngel and Co. Architects, who watched videos of another con· ~afest's opening day Sunday. members, but this year any number in test in which their company's have competed four Sealest Seafest continues Sept 20-22 with or people can help lug water to the ~ A coupl~ of swap meet vendors contests, will attack the compe lbe Taste of Newport and the Arts & castle sites. team won first place. Music Festival. Also, the masters and novice cat- ) I attended Wednesday's meeting They drew plans and deter tition with a moderate strategy. FAIR wondering how the reorganization They'll plot their course during Tbe Sandcastle Contest, in its egories will combine, which means mined how deep to dig, then heyday, attracted 20 to 30 teams. eveiy team will build for three hours CONTINUED FROM A 1 effort would affect the Orange put their plans to the test in a a short meeting Friday night, County Marketplace. but lbey won't do any practice The list dwindled to only six groups on a 15-square-foot plot. Architec trial run. last year. tural teams u.seQ to build for twice ture, told the board. "It's the fair "We would hope, whether our "When we went out and runs, company owner Rick Ren boards who are leading the way.• customers are contractors or the gel said. But this year the number haS shot that time on twice that area. But the practiced, we realized how back up to 13 teams registered so categories will be 1udged separately. Most board members said they general public or fair visitors, they But even the stressed-out much work it is to do," Dia far. And six architectural films have Architectural firm owner Rick want to be careful not to abandon would find the fairgrounds more architects at Greenberg Parrow mond said. #There's something ent~ this year in the " masters~ Rengel said his company competed ttie !air's nussion, which is centered customer-friendly." Bailey-Findley intend to have fun while com about competing against other category, which was eliminated last for four years, then~ped a few on agriculture, education and said. •A fairgoer will probably not peting. notice a difference, but people we firms that makes us take it pret year be<-.Ause no tea.ms signed up. years ago as general · terest in the recreation, m the fight for mdepen firm is really compan conduct business with should find ty seriously. We're getting pretty ·our ContEl;t winners will take home contest waned. But · · -based dence anal about it.• ionable,• Diamond said. •And •My concern is we don't forget w. more amicable.· cash, movie tickets and gift certifi. Rengel and Co. chitects will .our agnculture mission and go too The board still must answer While the Greenberg Farrow so far, we haven't killed each cates for Hooters restaurant. The return tlus year. fdr on the business side,· Gary many questions, including how to team stressed, their competitors, other over this yet.• Commodores of the Newport Har- To enter the Seafest Sandcastle Hayakawa said. structure a new board of directors. bor Area Chamber or Commerce, Contest, call John Blom at 675-3130. ~ I------· ---~------I J 894- J 996 ~es 17th S t. BEAUTY CENTER I Four Generations break down I ------102 Years! because of HODSON All Roon1 Sizes incompatible REMNANT LIGHTING CLEARANCE persotialities If you and yout marital partner I 50%0FF ore having trouble. come In Chel ea Brown &White CIHs and get your Personality and IQ Chtl l'a Cat atop hrr royal blue I NOW OPEN checked as this may be the I reason for your disputes. pillow. Oblong brige fabrir SUNDAYS I SclENTOMmte6 Testtng Center Shade ,.;th fringe. J I fron1 l -4p.n1 . Church of Scientology Oralge County Courusy to the Trade mustela I ALDEN'S 1451 lrwl8 BNd I TUSlV\ CA 9'2680 I C.'\RPETS. 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By· Barry Daily Pilot Marina Coach Mark. Rehling said of the Faulkner, opening act. •we both have lost some key people from last year, but they were WESTMINSTER - Corona del Mar just a little bit more successful than we High could have combed the entire CIP were." i"' Southern Section and not come up with ·-tndeed, CdM is coming off an out· a more consummate football clone than standing 9-4 season, which ended in the tonight's season·opening opponent, Division V semifinals and produced a Marina High. school·record 366 points. The Vikings and Sea Kings, who kick. . Marina, which missed the playoffs off their 1996 campaign at 7:30 at West· for the third straight year, finished 3·7, minster High, both have more person· incl . . bing at the hands of CdM (the Sea DON LEACH I DAl.Y Pt.OT They also share a shift from a ·1 groUn.d·oriented attack to an aerial Kings' highest-scoring opener ever) and Corona del Mar High'• : approach, second·year head coaches, a three-game season·ending losing skein. John Vargu la the qatton's ! and' the pressing need to ave{t a MIWDAY'S GAME new water polo coach. : depressing start to the nonleague One element that ,has not changed Mella w .-'Saddlebeck snw-dr bf7 . schedule. for either coach is the presence of CdM ...... Am~1..-.. •vou kind of like to have things set a senior tailback Tom O 'Meara, who DAD.Y PILOT RECORD . needed only two quarters last year to . week before the·first game, but we still ttM-83% p&.7-1) Corona's . have. so many questions," CdM Coach leave an indelible impression on the Sea . 1995 - 86% (38-6) . Dick Freeman said. Vargas new ~ ·r don't really know what to think," • SEE COM PAGE 82 U.S.·water Sailors poised for '% polo coach· opener with Orange • Corona del Mar High's John Vargas gets the nod before home-crowd over a strong field of • Newport's passing applicants to take over the ~ national program; he'll game, and a lot of newcomers make continue as CdM's water trict returners. polo coach, as well. their debut Fri~ Senior Josiah Fred.ri.ksen, wbo started the last eight games of 1995, threw for 1,145 yards and By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot five touchdowns. The 6·5, 220-pound Pulido, a NEWPORT BEACH - It took a CORONA DEL MAR - ! two-way starter at receiver and subsequent forfeit last season to . outside linebacker, led all distXict Though John Vargas has looked : protect the Newport Harbor High. to.Bill Barnett for years, will : receivers with 37 catches for 613 up he football team's streak of seven ultimately continue to be under : yards and six TDs in his secocd straight season·opening wins, season as a starter last fall. the direction of his mentor while : including five in a row serving as the U.S. Olympic : Senior running back __, water polo coach. : over Orange High. -- Ray Ohrel, who trans Friday night, howev ferred in from Costa •0ne of the best things I've : er, 11 th·year Sailors is Mesa High, amassed 979 got going for me Barnett,• said : Coach Jeff Brinkley is Vargas, who learned of bis : of his 1,200 yards of totaJ hoping bis promising offense on the ground appointment on Monday ffirough : squad can keep matters Btet Bernard, President ot U.S. : last season. in its own hands when Joe Urban, a decorat· Water Polo. : the Panthers invade for a "Barnett is the Chairman of : ed middle linebacker, 7:30 nonleague clash to will also start at fullback, the Men's lnternatioo.al Olympic : open the Tars' 66th varsi Committee, and that's basically : while fellow senior Greg ty campaign. Wertman is another 1 d)ldrm.an of the national water : · we prep real hard fredrtksen defen!iive anchor at ' polo so rea.lly I answer to : team. and traditionally we've strong safety. • · him. (Barnett) bas been through : played well early on," Brinkley Only Brad La Bass ( 13 catches / ft, he's got so much experience. : ~ said. •sut last year (a 20·7 loss for 225 yards as a junior) and yj He's going to be a tremendous : later reversed due to Orange's help for me, because I oan work : junior two-way starter Peter use of an ineligible player) we Hogan (tight end and outside ( with him and we've known each : didn't do that, for whatever rea linebacker) have significant varsi· other for so long.: . ! son." Vargas, 35, was the lasl player : ty experience among the rest of There are several reasons to the starting lineup. cut by Barnett, then the coach of : • expect a typically solid showing the U.S. Olympic team, before : from the Sailors, who are able to the 1988 Seoul Games. : boast five All-Newport-Mesa Dis- Vargas, however, stayed with : • SEE NEWPORT PAGE 82 it, eventually earning a spot on : Barnett's Olympic team in 1992 at : Barcelona. ~V~gas) WM : leader out there in the \Yater,• : Barnett said. •1 carr't say enough : -BOMBS AWA¥? ... about how he_played.• _ : Barnett, an eight·year U.S. : Olympic coach veteran, who is : • Estancia coach feels he has the cards to sweep entering bis 31st season as New· : Century away in Friday's opener at Santa Ana Bowl. port Harbor High's coach, was : . 'A - Entering r.:: . ' International Olympic Commit· : his 11th season as Estancia E tee last month. : High football coach, John ~ Vargas, starting bis 14th year : Liebengood danced diplo· as Corona del Mar's coach, had : matically around the topic of been an assistant c=oach of the : Friday night's 7:30 nonleague season opener against Century at national team since 1992 and was : the Santa Ana Bowl. selected to replace Rich Corso : On one hand. optimism dripped between Liebengood's discus (Harvard·Weltlake) over eight : sion of the debut for what many believe could be the Eagles' best other candidates, including UC : sea.son sihce 1989, against an undersized, inexperienced Centuri· Berkeley Coach Steve Heaston, ! on squad in the inidst of an eight.game winless streak. including who bas won three NCAA cham· : six straight losses. . ~ODlhi~ . : On the other band, be was lamenting the loss of all·league He'll continue on with his : linebacker John Romm (out six weeks with a broken leg) and duties u Corona del Mar High's ! challenging the wisdom of making practice plans for ~ber. coach in tandem with the nation· : before h1s talented unit bas proved itself worthy of the prognosti· al usignment. : U.S. Water Polo reportedly : reoetved appllcatiOOI from COAch· ! es ln Italy, Hungary and AUi· ! tralia.. : . ·1 wu going up against a ! I greet coach (Heuton), IO bow! conlldent can you be?" Vargas ! Mid al hil Mledion. "Heaston : woo three NCAA Utlel and I'm ! just a bJgh ICbool coecll. I felt ! conldent in myself, but I Certain· : ly wun't overconfident, or cocky, : · or ujtldDg. • : Who guided CdM to : ~~m: M aMM:b ID tbe i cOldl dM U.S. ! -.i•~la;- &be 2000 ~ : JilijftCJt11111•~·~· ~ : U.•CMi•llle .s. otyawa; ! ~-~- ~t -~= ~~...... -- -·' •lllM•...-..i• , . r------~------~------~~~------· " I \ I\ I I I\ .... I No. ,.,.yw', Ht.. wt.. 0. .... Mo.~ Ht,. Wt.. 0. .... : 12 Milte ~Ian. 6-1, 185, sr. QI I Tom O'MNra, 6-1, 206. Sr. DE I 8 Tom o·~. 6-1, 206. Sr. M 79 ~ lkows, S-10, 200, Jr. DT 30 Ry•n Achten>erg. s-9. 186, Jr. Kl 99 Curt Sumner, S-10. 190, Jr. DT •I 1 Ry60 Cooperj S-11, 167, Jr. Wit 59 tty.n Nledrlnlf~ 6-3, 190, Sr. DE 18 ~ge Sumn«, 6-0, 175, Sr. WR 30 ~ Mrlwibifg. s.9,·11&, Jr. Oll •I I 88 nm Thurm.n, 6-6, 230, 1'. TE 38 M.tt >Wtfletd, 6-1, 190, So. U I 77 Ty H•rper, 6-1, 201, So. LT 88 Ttm num.n, A , 230, Jr. Oll I 51 Scott Wldten, S-10. 220, Sr. LG 11 George~ 6-0, 175, Sr. Q I I · 55 Brady Colton, S-10. 189, SI". C 1 RyM\ Cooper, S-11, 167, ~ Q I 72 Matt~ S-10, 200, sf-. ltG 4 RoY9I McM«ken, S-10. 170, Sr. SS •I 66 Richard Salmonson. 6-3, 230, Jr. RT 20 Mike f'mn, S-11, 171, Jr. F'S • L------~------~------~ Century League defensive back for his work as yards and 12 verted tackle~ NEW. PORT Derald Deason (among county a second-team touchdowns in will take his : ESTANCIA leaders with four interceptions as all-league line the final five -place at inside CONTINUED FROM 81 a sophomore) are the Panthers' games, ·While ~ CONTINUED FROM 81 backer. llnebacker. : strengths. Dawkins 0 An experi m : ' s But Brinkley is confident the "They look big on paper." cators' praise. totaled 439_ R• ~ enced sec absence, dw- ! vastly inexperienced offensive Brinkley said. "Everybody is speculating before missing ondary is in ev~r, cause a ! and defensive lines have the size, James Starr, a 6-2, 215-pound we're going to be very good, place, but the final three shift from five : strength and aggressiveness to senior, will open at quarterback, because of the returners we question marks games. They'll do~ defen- : step in and produce from the out replacing Orange County All have," the leery Liebengood s urround be operating sive lin~en to : set. Star Shawn McCraw, who threw explamed. "But we still have to .Felix Marin in the Dawkins behind a front T. Tanielu four linemen • Among the more anticipated for 1,341 yards and 15 TDs as a prove ourselves every game.• front seven, five averaging and four line- ~ ~g debuts is that of 6-2, 245- senior last fall. Gentury would appear to offer which does not bode well against 6-11/2, 259 pounds. backers. • · : pound senior newcomer Jason Orange, Newport's initial var fertile proving ground, with only Estancia's potentially potent dou lf CelUWy loads up to stop the The Eagles, 14-17 in season : Deere a two-time Sea View sity opponent in 1931, has won one notable skill player returning ble wing offense. run, however, third-year starting opener:s. migh_t have . a shot at ~ Leagu~ heavyweight wrestling just eight of the 32 meetings in (senior second-team All-Empire Explosive wingbacks Chris quarterback Jett Perry could edipsiilg the biggest victory mar- : champ now doubling as a defen the series, which includes four League receiver Jose Serratos) Felix and James Dawkins start make them pay with his passing gin in their 31 previous openers : sive tackle. ties. (rbril an offense that scored the together for the first time at arm, according to Liebengood. (31-0aga.instCostaMesaln 1989). : Orange, coming off a 5-4-1 "For us to-go out and win.is the foUrth-fewest points (73) among Estancia, after averaging 9.3 and "lf they come up and fill hard, But the series history again.st Cen- : season that included two forleited biggest thing," Brinkley said. Orange County schools. 5.9 yards per carry, respectively, as tell them to looi< out, because it-'U tury suggests otherwise. : wins, is coached by Dick Hill, "We've worked a long time to Additionally, Coach Bill support players last fall for Eagles' be bombs away," Llebengood - The Centurions won three -of- ! entering his 29th sea.son as the prepare for this game and we'd Brown's offensive line averages career rushing leader Bachy Gon said.._ the four previous meetings, all of : all-time Orange County victory like to get off on the right foot. around 5-10, 205 and starting zalez (2,354 yards, before gradu~ Taleni Tanielu starts at fullback which being decided by between ! leader with 205. Obviously we want to evaluate quarterback Javier Marin, a 5-9, ati.ng last spring). in place of Romm, while Mike four and seven points. ! An offensive line, averaging 5- some of the young guys, but our 195-pound senior, is more noted Felix rushed for most of his 592 Miranda, a 5-11, 300-pound con- - By Barry PaulkneY-: 9112 and 2'1 pounds, and All- locus is to find a way to win.• .• :----~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-. .• l'-1\'\( I\ "I \l\fll\' . ', I \\ I ' c I I\ I " I \ I\ I I I\ " COSTA MESA .• m'Mdl . CONTINUED FROM 81 .• ...... 11 Jeff • S.11, 210. Sr. .• QI DE -=-.-.;a.25 Chris ,.... 5-t. 11Q, Sr . • Tl -··· OT matched Mesa's six losses in . 26 Talenl Ttnielu, S.-. 170, ~. .• fl DT 1995, boast a trio of first-team All J2 am. ~ S-11, 110, Jr. Wfl OE Golden West League returners, II 5teY9 Wihon, 6-2. 215, Jr. Wfl Oll 5 Andy Gllfid-. S-11, 210. Jr. and are gunning to extend the TE M\.I 71 Tim JohnD\, ...~ - Jr. LT Ol8 f\.1ustangs' four-game losing 75 Mlle,... S.:1 t ~Sr. LG CB slreak. 52 RabertD T~ S-1f. 230, ~. c CB Alfred T..... 6-1. 275. !r. . 1s n . AG SS Mesa lacking sunilar mar 74 o.ww ...... M.1IO. Jr. . RT quee performers from a . fS .._~~~.._ .._~~---~~~~~-· -:::::::::::::--:==:::::-======-=====~~ y~ar ago, with many or ______....,,....._....._...... --::: ...... ,..,,...__, the 1995 starters having following chemotherapy. There have been times recently when she changed positions to fur MOLLI MULLEN tried home treatments with an i.v. implanted into her body. ther cloud the picture. The drip bogs of serum are supposed to!ast one-h~ Junior Steve Herzog, ~~~!~~~.....,.~d"l"tn1rn~-rll~...--.n..--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-r-1M;;ftiunen telladeepduringahometreatmentan.ditwentinto one of only three return overtime, which is bad news because after an hour, the system beeps ers to start all 10 games and begins a reversal effect, essentially sucldng blood out of the body. at the same position last That day, Mullen woke up and freaked out. year (outside linebacker) has moved l · , ere, s e said. "It was pretty where he is expected to field, because if he be the featured ball car- Herzog breaks the line, we're not rier in Howell's re-sirn~ going to stop him,• How pli(1ed double wing · crunch ell said. attack " All-league senior defensive The other full-lime starters linemen Chris Victoria (5-10, 200) back, Julius Vasquez (comer and J'unior fullback-linebacker back) and Jeremy Lefever (offen Davi Pedroza (5-10, '215) are sive and defensive line), have other Roadrunner notables, been stufted to outside linebacker though the Roadrunner defense and ms1de linebacker, respectively. yielded 307 points in 10 games flowell spent much of the off last fall, third r:nost in Orange season raving about his offensive County. line, wtuch averages 6-11/2, 259 •(Witte) is a real veteran who -pounds, including veteran per has always managed to put _to1JJ1ers Jose Alala, Carlos together something respectable gm\eno and Danie Ives. on the field, .. Howell said. "He's : Junior Ronnie Uevanos has got about the same number of ;earned the starting nod at quar people coming back as we do, so ' teif>ack and be is also slated to I think we'll be able to match up ,( o~h at free safety, making him against them." •tone of three potential three-way Saddleback .has 1 won all five titarters. games 1n the series (1981-85), but , ..Matthew Rudesill, a 6-foot-2, has lost its last two openers. '~20-pound junior, injured much Mesa, 17-19 tn openen, bu Zot last season, is slated to open at won its la.st three debuts by a •!&MtI end and defensive tackle, combined score of 119-12. ! ~Junior Jeremy Sied.sm.a will - By Barry Faulkner 1•: THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. 1996 • A niajor loss for . 1 _local golf with the eXit of J'nn WaJSH:: (off to Denver) . .: • His enthusiasm, and ~ know-how, will be sorely : missed; it's clearly our .: deficit, and Denver's asset. ay goodbye to our closest connection to Arnold : the best golf minds : around. : Jim Walsh, former general : manager of Mesa Verde Country : Club and president of Charity • Sports, Inc., is relocating to Denver to be closer to his daughter, a college student in Boulder, Colo. three rounds Friday through • Walsh is an ambassador of Sunday, but about 90% of the : golf etiquette, both on the course field will play only Saturday and : and in lb~ clubhouse, a Sunday. Greg Hemphill is the : troubleshooter for golf defending Open champion. : toumamlmts. SACC's Member/Member is : In an ungfficial capacity, the Oct. 11-12. Corona del Mar High : veteran Walsh served as liaison product Mike Reehl is the club's : for the Toshiba Senior Classic in revered director of golf. : March. Walsh's continued 0 : enthusiasm for the Senior PGA In the Newport Beach Golf : Tour event at Mesa Verde in Course men's club, Alex De La think. Espedally U you have ever seen the first Bonacci rode on was indoors at the : 1995 and Newport Beach Parra, Joe Russo, Al Elder and unusual shots that come from a mint-cam Long Beach Convention Center - the : Country Club this year was Hal Green have swvived the first attached to a rider. That rider was most building with the Wyland painting of : contagious to everyone around two rounds of match play in the . likely Bonacci. whales on it ... : .hiJa President's Cup and reached the •rm the one they strap a camera to, like •Needless to say, it was a real tight : Walsh, general manager of semifinals. the cars in the Indy 500, • Bonacci said. "It's track." Bonacci said laughing at the : the Laurel Valley Golf Club in First-round winners of the really a lot of fun. 1 enjoy showing the memmy. The Jet Jam offered a ~Ligonier, Pa., prior to his Mesa annual event included Sorin aowd what it's like to ride one of these tighter-than-normal course, too. A usual lap : Verde appointment, became a Zdrahal, Jim Forgash. Don Wulf, things.· will take between 60 to 80 seconds. The Jet ~ friend of Palmers in the early Dan McGuire, De La Parra, Rus Riders like Bonacci, known as "The Jam was about 30 teCODds long. : 1950s when the golf legend was so, Bder anq Green. OSTA MESA-Witll beech Bomber,• are finding they can make a "We were getting pretty dizzy out volleyball making in-roads at the : still an amateur. Palmer designed Results of the second round: decent living on the International Jet there,• Bonacci said. "Whoever got to the : the Laurel Valley course. De La Parra beat McGuire on in Summer. Olympe Games, can jet ski C Sports Boating Association circuit. first tum was how you would finish." : "He has his baby shoes a two-hole sudden death; Russo radng be far behind? •An average race may have $3,000 in Bonacci recorded the only pus the yes, tt probebty ts. ot : bronzed. and on a coffee table in beat Forgash, 2 and l; Elder ~t wen. purse money,• he said. "Then sponsors day, going by Minoru Kanamori to capture : his home,· Walsh once said of that doesn't from the Zdrahal, 1 up; and Green beat But take away otter bonuses, usually matching the purse. the 15-lap B Main. Kanamori had come : Palmer. •Naturally, they have and thrills the sport Recent Wulf, 1 up. cbil1s often. If I win both classes (Pro Runabout 785 and in as the national points leader, but didn'\ : spikes on them." crowds at the Jet Jam. nm·on a man-made Those who advanced in the Pro 785) 1 can make over $10,000. leave that wa}(. : Walsh. the conswnmate Treasurer's Cup included Neal water ooune in the Sula Ana River •Not bad for a day's playing in the "The longer courses are more fun." akJngllde the Pond m/uuthe!hn, am attest : country club manager who could Tachiki, Bruce Seibert, Jim Bates water." Bonacci said. "You can try and disrupt a : tell Amie stories until next year's and Bob Dearborn. to jet siding's dllng . ~. • The 28-year-old BOnacci has been racing guy by catching him in your wake." TM Sea DOo jet are : U.S. Open, remembers being in a illt:.cloWn mOdel Mil the past seven years and is a CUJTent Which brings us to the nickname •Tue : Pennsylvania when Palmer a lot like riding a·go-tait - Giily Oil water, For those not playing last member o( Team Westoout under the Boulber,· : turned 37 in 1966. Saturday in the President's C\,\p, ~=i::.:-<• ...... Tum Bonecd diNCtion ot Team Manager Tun Norton. •'lbeJ say I got tt because I oome by : •Amie was at home in here's what happened in fiight He's one ot 15 qualifters who have already and sink everybody,. Bonacd saJd ~ : Latrobe (Pa.) when be saw a ~ gdp lbe watar rMDy.,waD.· rounds: llclVanced into1he field for1he Oct 12-13 bi:mseltwbile smtttng mto tbe third person. : plane take off from the nearby &mcx:t Aid; ·vou ....a turm fall tbrottle; Tachiki (low gross) and John Wc:idcl Plnals. Another 20 international •1 don't really do that, though." : airport" Walsh said. •He Anderson (net) won Flight A; Thars a 90-degee tum .i 60 m.p:b. Believe riders will receive invitations into the field. While the words said one thinf, the me, you pull- G bal." ! thought it was his private plane, Tony Parillo (gross) and Ken Although the Jet Jam drew a lot mischievousness in his voice indicated : but his wife said it wasn't and he Tbe:n... lriMcTt m.y not,_ a 1biall; ., Dumars (net) won FlightB; aJ}d attention for ~g run on a man-made another. : didn't think anything more about Seibert (gross) and Bates (nett but W~ bi'ftt..,.. \INlkbed a jet Uri ran course, it was not the first local race Sounds like it's a good thing his 0t11V you may know blDi better than you : it until a knock came at the front won Flight C. fashioned by human bands. In fact. the niclmame isn't Pinochlo. door. In regular rounds Sept. 4, Al "When he opened the door, Cranston shot a sizzling 63 for_ there stood (former) President low gr0ss, while McGuire won Dwight Eisenhower. He was low net (54). Leroy Nonemaker BRIEFS there to help Palmer celebrate was second low net (56). Wulf • • bis 37th birthday. It had been his and Cranston won closest to the : plane taking off to bring the pin. : President to Latrobe for the day 0 Upcoming water polo touiney-rolls a seven : and a round of golf. Palmer's Travel executtves are jolnlng : wife knew this all the ti.me but bands to support Childhelp USA, NEW - WA: A 2 p.m. game betwE!en No. 4 assist by Michael Gardiner. Scott assist by Drew Bystedt They pep- : ~dn't tell him ~til ~er the nation's largest nonprofit P 0 R T POLO UC Irvine and No. 6 Stanford Wade and Louie Day scored goals pered the Magic net most of the : Eisenhower amved. organization dedicated to the BEACH - The top seven teams in promises to be interesting. UCI is to seal the victory while the second half, getting headers by : Walsh, a m~t>E:r of the Club prevention, treatment and Penine and Gardiner. Perrine's sec- : Mana.gers of the preseason. . NCAA Division. I returning six of its top eight. s~r- defense of Devon. Stephens., Assoda~o~ research of child abuse and morning in pool play of the South top goalkeeper Tom Davis. Steven Thomas and Ryan Den : age 14 working in a restaurant at It's a speoal gala charity golf ern California Intercollegiate UCI Coach Ted Newland, a ham preserved the victory. : a nine-bole golf course outside of and tenrus classic, Oct. 28, at May all-tournament ! ClevelandL Woter Polo Tournament at New longtim_e host of the tournament, The Heat opened the tourney • port Harbor High . has handed over the reigns to the with a 2-0 win over the Kaos in weekend romp : He will be sorely missed by County Chapter of the American : the golf community. A stellar 12-team field is set to Newport Water Polo Foundation. behind the scoring of Greg Per GOLETA . Q Society of Travel Agents. rock and roll during the two-day All-day tickets are $5 for stu pne and E>anny Krikorian. _ Sopbo- VOllEYBALL Last year, over $5,000 was tournament which kicks off with a dents; $10 for adults. The gates Two 4·0 victories against Bob Klrkland of Santa Ana donated to Childhelp. USA. For Long Beach State and the Air Select Hawks put the Heat into named to ~e . -tournament : player, shot a hole-in-one last team after leading Long Beach : Saturday on the par-3, 187-yard (909) 861-2606. ' Poree Academy. Sunday's cham the semifinals against Fram. Per Q Heat red hot State to ~e Judy Bellomo Volley- : hole No. 14 while playing with ~ionship round will also start at 1 rine scored the only goal in a 1-0 1be CJ. Segentrom & ball Classic title this weekend at : SACC members Bob Hoyt, Jack a.m. p u LL - YOtll'H SOCCll victory over Fram to set up the the Events Center on the UC San- : 1\itlett and Pat Collins Sons/Newport YMCA Golf In other first-day matchups, ERTON rematch with Kaos in the champi ta Barbara campus. : · Classic is Monday at NBCC, an defending NCAA Champion - The Heat, a boys under-13 soc onship game. May, a Newport Harbor High : Q event to raise funds for the UCLA (again ranked No. 1) will cer team .from Costa " Mesa, Penine was the leading scorer product, bad 23 kills, 101 assists, : SpeUlng of Santa Ana CC, Newport/Costa Mesa/Irvine _, headline the field. The Bruins defeated Los Alamitos Kaos, 3-2, with three goals at Tustin. Day 21 digs and 11 blocks as the •9ers : members,are preparing for this YMCA youth and family play their first 9ame at 12:50 p.m. for the championship in the JUSA added the other tally while Lund, swept through four matches with- : w~end s third annual Santa programs. Call 642-9990 for versus Pepperdine, followed by a Kickoff Tournament. Gardiner and Krikorian led the out losing a game. : Ana n Tournament, a stroke-play more information. 5:30 matchup with UC Santa Bar The Heat outscored. their oppo Heat over the Hawks. At one point Long Beach State : event for men and women with bara. nents, 13-2, on the way to a per The Heat, a member of the had a string ot' 14 straight points ~ handi~p . fiights (including an No. 2 Cal-Berkeley will square fect recoro tn five games - the South Coast Soccer Club, opened without losing a serve in a • Open division). • .atMD DUMll's dub gotf column off against ninth-ranked Universi first four shutouts. their regular season with a 4-1 matchup with Central Florida. : Open players compete in af)pNn every Thursday. ty of the Pacific: at 3 p.m. while Billy Lund got the Heat on the win Saturday against the Long May's teammate, middle blocker No. 3 Southern Cal takes on Long board first in the championship Beach Magic. Nique Crump, Joined her as an Beach State at 11 :40. game with a first-half goal on the Lund opened the scoring on an allftowney selection. CKIDUl.11 Vangmirds men drop 2-0 decision • l'IDadl• tt ~ Owlptl. 6:30 p.m.; SAN BERNARDINO - It HIQh ~ · Corona def MM vs. C-.. Mes. at foothill, 3;15 p.m. Manna, tt w.stmlnster; 7:JO p.m. wu a rough day for the men's ...... soccer team at Southern Califomla College Wedneeday as the Van High IChOol • ~abuco Hiiis tt ...... gua.rdl dropped a 2..0 decision to host Cal State San 8emaJdino. High school g#is - s.ntAI AN tt (Oita c:mt. MeN. l p.m. ,... 1:15; &tlflda. 'hbua> ._ 1:15. •RIN....., Goalkeeper Jason Cozart allowed two J1oela while making nine High .,_ glfis • Newport Harbor Aves as SCC fell to 1·2 on the season. SCC WU unable to convert OD ...•.,. .. 11 lbota-on-goal. High school girls · ~Harbor tt fClllon. 3 p.m. OFFICIALLY LICENSED SPORTS PRODUCTS DISTRIBUTORSHIP Camellid-•hellm .I- ' ' 'l ) - .I t •~ : I I ' f 'Ortmt don (S,!f.:!10) ' , Heims a.holy terror for SCC •Vanguards get a quick rotates in eeven tresmnen. 1b8 v~ gOt101J1e bad start !!! women's volley~. news when middle blocker Deni1e Lundberg turned an By Jim Wab(s. °"*'Plot ankle at Whittier. She's projected to be.o\lt ot action for a couple of standa High product weeks. She'll miss the GSAC Cbrt.stine Helms has home opener with Biola this Eemerged as a ·holy terror Saturday (7:30 p.m.) and among the rank and file of NAIA Tuesday's confeFence battle at women's· volleyball. Westmont (also 7:30). The role With the season barely one will fall to freshman Noelle S t11rni11 from Moorpark. w~old. Heims has already ·;11~- • a earned all-tournament honors twice while leading Southern u losing truly builds California College to an 8-3 charKter, then Newport Harbor reconi. product Doug Stuckey and his That's just one win short of teammates on the Oregon State last season 's 9-16 mark w blcb football team should have left the VanguMds dead last in character reserves galore. the Golden State Athletic After winning their 1995 gness e pour o erence gs. ' the Beavers went on a 10-game. ~ tn their development. Heims bas already reconied ""r Both were captains of their 94 kills from her outside'bitter skid. Their woes continued in last , ~pective high school teams position while garnering week's season opener at home where the Beavers' streak ~d also coached local youth all-tourney honors as sec fought =-4eams. Cameron and Kelly both to a fifth-place finish at the reached 11 with a 35-14 pasting ~ve excellent understandings season-opening Concordia at the hands of Division I-AA A(>( the importance of being a accepted the award for Kelly Camp. College Labor Day Festival and Montana. :.\!)le model for these younger who is in Colorado. Don Watson presented the ag~ this past weekend in a Stuckey, who is in his senior \( 11.ll'tl ~\ll campaign, continues to be a ~ple. Through the early years of swimming awani to Jennifer second-place effort at the • Kelly will be the starting the Balboa Bay Volleyball Club Wong. Kyle Gayners Whittier College Townament. bright spot for the Beavefl! He :Mtter this season for the program, Bill Ray and the Gymnastics Awards went to Two of SCC's losses have bad a respectable 38.8-yaM ~ university of Color~do while Balboa Bay Club were Reiley O'Brien and Brandon ~ to the Master's College in a punting average in five attempts -~eron is in preseason extremely supportive. Ward. The Spartan Award was four-game nonconference match against Montana. ~g at Orange Coast The award was initiated by presented to Sam and Cassidy and again in the Whittier final, Probably the best n~ws for ~ollege . Beverly Ray, who is Chairman Gayner by Spartan Director 7-15, 16-14, ,5-S, 15-11. Stuckey.is he'll have a chance to .,. The award, presented by of the Board for the Balboa Bay Marty Manis. "I was pleased how we visit with friends and share some ~boa Bay Club President Oub, It marks the continuous While each of these played overall, going 5-1, • said home cooking with his mom whQ ; Henry Scbielein, was Support that the Balboa Bay programs have been very first-year coach John Lee. •That still lives in Newport Beach. <>ordinated by BBC Recreation Oub bas provided to the youth successful for many years, it is one loss (to Masters) is going to D ~r Kelley Kilmer. of the Newport Beach area. something ivery special when nag at me. We won the first UC Irvine volleyball coach );:::: Cameron's parents, Dana Achievement Awards were the Balboa Bay Oub recogniies charlie game and we were going for the Charlie Brande popped into the f tJ:.'!i~~ Black. were with presented for tqe Balboa Bay individuals wi1hin each winning point when two of our newsroom Wednesday, looking on when be accepted his Swim team, gymnastics program for their class and brande girls collided. We would have tanned and fit. .:@vard. Kelly's mother, Jean, program and the Spartans Day contributions to others. been up two games, but instead Brande, a fixture in the local i Masters served out 16-14. It volleyball community, said things turned the whole complexion of are going ~9'19iust fine at the match. Irvine, but~ schedule has been in 1992, was a member of the gold-medal win- Vargas was a junior at Los Altos High. Vargas •Considering this team is as a little hectic juggling pro beach . ~ . ning U.S. team at the '91 World Cup. 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' •=iiii!!iiiii!ii~~~ii 1 1 M·••1..-..Z... 5llftr iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FOR RENT 2769 ""' ,...,.. m " EOE. Dru~ screen- Con.. Aepubllo FT/PT 8·12 Units ECE Scott 031·5555 Top Doll•r• Paid .... •. •'I ,, • oc ... "'"'ae ·------£\_. 0 "-· Nown" I I h I 280 E. PCH, CdM J - ,... 1 Mii• To B••ch CORONA '=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~iil!!!iiiiiii111!".., Vilt· n-vm: w;.. ng p ys ca re- min. Excellent w01klng ------.. For Records. azz, IM l9UD1tUl·)511. 3 e e 1• I~.~~ quired. Send resume Prr Counter Person/ cond. Career ladder. Sountracks, · etc. pa~~. ~rp7cs.• ~ l a, ~papri DEL MAR 2622 Nl!l!D TO Al!NT: ~~~ with salary re~lre· Cashier. Days/Eves. Benefits. 2e2-osoo Top Doll•r P•ldl Call Mike 645·7505. Small 1·person office .... Apply aher 3pm dall · From t 800-1960. Incl. 51100 642·1004 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii In NB·CM area. MUST .-.a ment t~b C~edlt 8 W•hoo' • Flah T•c~ · ----T-o-.-h-lb_a___ 1 1 pc to entire estate. 1563· 3 Bd 2 BA Lg yard. 2· NICE 2BR, 2BA Oen, BE CIOAA FRIENDLY. ... .-t- ti+ ager, ox • 1862 Placentia, C.M. Copier Salaa Repa Palnllng1, china, JEWELRY, FURS car gar. Fp. Lg LR./ patio, garage, hkup1. Larry 050·5420 · ~ 1- · Costa Mesa, CA Salary/comm/madlcal, glsware, furn, etc. ... Kit. Newly remodeled $1100. Close to bch. 92628 or fax to (714) Pff Ofo, floor covering Call 3 10 ·986·5060 •OYr NB RH 673-e223 & ART 6025 $1200 1·818· 619-4544 07:J.1308 btx 8-9pm'••••••••• 631·7126. •tore In CM. Hra flex· Fax 310-988-5066 11 lblel 751·2324 Jerry NEIMANS HOUSES/ l!'SIDI! 2 BR BeauUful Whltew•ter Ocean BUSINESS & ••-T"~,.-h--l-Gl\l\---. 1 ______Pff S•I•• women's ------1•.------• Two llmlted edition CONDOS lrg yard, Hcluded. Blvd 1b<+, 1050 lq.ft. FINANCE ! e .. ~~ Admln. As•l•t•nt specially •tore In EMPLOYMENT serigraphs, (golf Frplc. Garage. S1195. 1 car gar, $1600/lnel nro.etl'~ erf Very buay office. Newport, Hrly+Comm SERVICES 5533 lfSTAUSIM> theme) beaut framed/ 548·39 5 9 utll 760-5000 X.180 •'- llD Switchboard and Flex hra. 75.. 7985 matted. Seller moti IRSALE "': Mactnto1h experience iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil vated! 759·5410. - ~ - a mustt Fax resumes Produoe M•n•v•r ------•HUNTINGTON COSTA MESA 2624 BUSINESS ·900--9""3ocn t o S . Le n n on at for exciting new fully Please be aware that 1 ef(ERAl. 1002 BEACH 2140 1=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii OPPORTUNITY _ ,.,,. Fax#759-8820 organic produce dept. the Ustlnns In this cat· PETS a ~' 687 Appll~nta with leas ··• 1 ··liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil SS17mo Low Income 2904 ADVl!RTISINQ than 10 years exp. egory may requore you ANIMALS 6049 ·GOV'T FORECLOSED • S•• ar.. ae • furn studios. utila lncl . 1'iiiiiiiiiiiii[i~~iiiiiiiiii Dlspl•lf need not apply. Call: to call • 900 number "ftemea from pennies 3Br 2Ba, Fenced yard, Clean. modern, 1e- 1• Telem•rketlng 8 7 3 -2 2 4 4 or tax In which there la a ""'1$1.0elinquentTax, garage, $1250. 00 cured p ...._.._I ng, pooV EARN St NOWI Wiii make quallty re1uma: 073·2246. charge per minute. s, REOs. Your Call 988-4495 1pa. Jackie 642-8226 Work from home; earn B.po -f'eS!dual income. T'GH f--=.._..,.-,,n.,..,.,.~.--ff-_..&ea~:au:._,gva CoolactJ ..... Toll Free 600- 1 & 2 bdrm Moblle frae: 1-888·355-8448 telephone to new and PT Prlv•t• Poatat 'IMPLOYMENT In bldg 1 O, C .M • 9n6 Ext. H· 1398 -..-Tr WP--0- R_T____ H 0 m • • a u I • t existing adver11sera. Stor• Fashion l11and ·•U"f'1:D 5535 $4 . oo •dulta current ll1tlngs. " '" secure no peta. Pepsl/Herah•~ Answer Incoming call• Flex hra. Retail exp W1~uA,. $1. 00 for chlldren BEACH 2189 1991 Newport blvd SAii Caah Bu1lnessS 048-8373 Earn $30,000 & up. and solicit new bu1I- pref. Apply In person iiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Rot 9moa. old Very Only 8 houri a week ness through proac· 537 Newport Center Capt •ln Mlk• Hou" affectionate. Houae 2BD/1 BA Gate guard, EB Large Studio PM needed. Limited ------ live telephone can· Or. N.B. 844-8245 sitter \ extraordlnalre. •------broken. Raised w/klda pool, tennl1, aec pkng patio/ant. Full kltch/ba territory available. PBISON.IU. vaaalng and research· PT/FT Clerk Ret'd tocal school & pets, has paper•. gar, leaH, no pats. utta/cbl. Quiet. N/S Verlflable by owner. ~~ io~~petltlve publl· Covar phone• & teacher. 644·78351------'"'-1 Free to an approved S 1450/mo . Agent $650/mo. 850-4778 $15,980 CHh required SDVICES 3005 •Mull work well under c 1 • r I cal du 11 e • · APPUANCES 6011 hume. 658-5488 840-7000 • • t .300 ·------ ------Newport aero•• fo r lmmedlat., -- deadllne pressure. Please call: 642-4343 DOMESTICS. 5540 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3 bd/3b• 2-atory str.. t 2bd,1·1Aba, fp, ownership. Orouna condo. Penln1ula gar, no peta, $825/mo. Floor opportunity. Call • Exaellent oral and Reoeptlonlat Am•n• Frid.. • 2a•l••••••••• 1·800-751-5862, 24hr1 FIND YOUR written communication Lo•n P rocessor• Obi door, Ice/Water. GARAGE SALES Point. Lrg mstr aulte. 1665 Irvine Ave #7 aklll• For frlendly small • Hou•• M•n/CooJc• Hardly u1ed. S500.'••••••••• .._ $3200/mo. Cannery 720-9422 Vendlng• Muat Hll route BF.sf •strong Hlea. preaen- mortgage office In All duties. 9 yra •P· 831·5200 r• Vill a ge Realty • 20 ca1h account• PLACE TO LIVE tatlon and 1ervlce CdM. Top pay, must Seek• to work/manage • ,,..ST 1024 073.3777 •------• Buy all or part akllls have 2-3 yrs exp &. large e1tate or ranch. .-- W-•-•""h-.-,...,./D,....ry_ e_r__ BALBOA \.u A MESA _B_A_YR---ID_Q_l!_ C_ O_N_ D_O_ NEWPORT • 800-818-0908 •Minimum one-year have positive attitude. Excellent local Newport Admiral aet under Tr9d.. Welc ome 2br,2ba. fp. gar. pet• BEACK 2669 newspaper Hies ex· Fax resume: 723-4796 references. 760-9226 warranty 1111 March 97. PENINSUIA 6107 ok. S 1500/mo. 1 yr lse. '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ••••••••••• • perlence or tv m1g at 451 -7905. Xtra lg Capaclty . l ~~iiiiiiiiiiiii[iiiiiiiiii Have 5yr old , 4bdrm. Agt 644-6373>c1552 1• •·.... "'OUNCE•n:!NTS *Ability to think ere- • HOUSE·SITTINQ $575.obo 042-8533 3 F•mll~ Sal• Sal e- rl.•I" rm . f/d ln lng _...,,...,_,,_,...,, __ * 1BR $029 * "'"" "";; ativ.,y and work In a TLC for your pets. or H:J.3483 '4etory. Want fllcer BAYSIDE COVB-=-- 28R 2BA $ 7 25/Up team environment plants & home. Excel· 2. Antlq furn, toota, - Gated omm. hi hi plants, 1port equip, .~. Agt 873-8494. upgraded 2br nhm ... ~M PROPERTIES PM beach, wlk to Bal repair Jobs 6014 more. 2132 Oce an 11. & 11ore1 S2400. around the houu? (end of peninsula) Let the fiWPORT Cl•••Hled BUCH 1069 Service Direc tory help you find unit. Garage, 1tove & ,,alo'all. $<950,000. W iii 9 /5 vicinity o f 4802 or mall reauma _crooperate with ref r Ig , S 1 1 o o /mo. Mariner'• Or & San· 3312 w.. Oceanfront tlago Blk & white. to Olaplay Advertising. ·------.. -..gents. 875-8690. Walk. Avall Oct.tat. 330 W . Bay Street. " Sfmon". Oeclawed. ••••••••• ~w Cond o Sale 310.590-8214 frlandly. R•WARD Cost a Me aa, CA p leaH Option. 2bd/ MfS.3428 EMPLOYMENT 92627 • 2•\ltb• pool po11 boat \'. ' ..up avaJI. $450.000. ..WUI coopera1e with ··nta. 675-4573. On August 22 and August 23, 1996 a classified advertisement appeared for a telephone service which contained the photograph of Mrs. Shelley IL Elam. Mrs. Elam neither authorized nor consented to the use of the Counter Help- ~T Phon••. ...•hipping. ,rlendly • ,r•e pon phot~ph tor this advertisement albi.. N.8. &42>42ft, and She Is not usodated In any LllV•rw b;t;i; lrvfrMI l'lorill 9h0p. f'T. ca..,, DMY. e:a:Ml10 fashion with the company or service which w111 tieln1 advertised. lbe D~ Piiot •~top for the error. • - THURSDAY, SEPTEMIER 12, 1996 elT... PfO Mtu- AVOIDANC'.a 'l'O'l'BKMHDl IWO•D &~laudi Nonh-Soutb vulnenble. Weat imusediate problem. If declarer• fJIMoll could econ n.. d ub trieb there 10:::: ... would ~ 11 trlckria tbe win n~- NORTH a:alta, but ii ctua. ... 8-1 I.be -" would block, and declarer would DOWN .. ,. 1 Sel·aallltled OJ 101 colJ-.:t on1,. bar tricb in the suit. 2 Desir• O Q8 Tryior to tc0r e the 1 ltb trick in 3 Aclrffl •AKI.Cl 1padee wu not likely. Since We.t Mac:Graw GARAGE SALE YACHTS 7018 WB8T llCABI' di•o oUead a top beut. Eut IUl'ely 4 Lizard --- -- •AQI •10813 held one ol the hich honon. ao both S Fluhes O Al'7114 OKQll 6 A.do<~ HINTS •34'Sea Rew 340 the ace and queen ot spadee rated 7Pub~ Sundan~. generator CADILLAC 9040 () '714 0 11 to be with the opening bldder. 8 Allance Xlntl $691C87.. 5095 -- ., •.J103 ----- . Declarer found a p~y eolution 9 &tMmt ' 78 S•VILLR Very 80t1111 to unblock duhe while luiepini East 10 Superior Before your garage clean, full power. Best •KJT olf lead. The 6nt trick wu won in 11 L... MAlUNE SUPS re•eonable offerl O Void dummy and the jack o( heart.a was t'lazafdous sale, determine what Lv mag. 888·9277 12 Knolled DOtn 7022 OAK.J 1091 led. Had Eat followed Jow, declarer 13 FligNleas biftl items wish to '90 "'--twoocl 42,000 •Ql88 would have freed the cluhe by dis 17 Olneef - Ellen 40' Mowing orig ml, 5 vogue UrH carding one. When Eut covered, 22 Strangety sell.~ sure South Side Balboa & X1r• whffl, lnata119CI The bidding: declarer rutr.t hilh. then cnieaed to 23 - Ben Achin Island, Near Coral Ave phone, bo" aound, t he table by overtaking the six of 24 Patt of a play ~ingisdean $12,900 7atoOH1 Beautlfull H0.2575 WB8T NORl'B &AB!' 80l1l"B 26~Hlll S 0' II 0 0 IU HQ N B l- --C-LA_S_S_l_F_IE_D_ _ diamooda with the eichL The ten ol 10 .... • ~ so heart.a wu led, apin covered and arld repaired. Harbor. Xlnt locaUon- Ira the reaource you 40 IO P.. hm 27 Stripe near Pavilion. $13,900 can count on to Hll a ruffed with~hiab !':f • and the 26 Hawkeye of .... ~or diamooc1a .. the re- 'M'A'S'H" dlH ltem9, because Opening lead: Seven ol • our column• com~ of bearla. When Eut followed low quallfled buyera to perforce, a club was jettiaoned RENT cam South. declarer at five diamonda. West found an elegant eolution to a eeem while pined the lead. through classified 842· H78 It made no difJ'e:rence what West ~Y impoMible problem. Can you. loOking at all four handa, find the did. Declarer would win and draw maneuvers detlarer managed at the the remainin1 t rumps, and score When you're tuned into classified table? six diamond tricb and five clubs. South wu too strong to be be Learn to be a bette r bridlf "ahut out or the bidding by any heart player! Sub.cribe now to the rai-. W i th ~ tricb in aupport Gonm Brldp Letter by callin& you're tuned into your community ol diamonds (the queen oCtrumpe ia (800) '188-1126 for information. aunily worth a trick), North'• five Or write to: Goren Brlclp Le~ diaiponds was a utomatic. ter, P.O. Doz 4410, Chicaeo, m Weiat led the seven of duhe, obvi 80880. ously a aingleton. That caused an CHEVROLET '9045 HONDA 9085 MERCEDES 9130 '75 C AMARO VS auto- ' 87 Accord LX Auto. '87 300E 4-door, fully trans. New smog ct. ca11, CC, T111, power equipped. Leather int. Runs great-. Must seel windows. Low miles. Orlgnal owner. Fae· $1600 OBO 650-1826 $5500. 8 4 7-1570 tory dealer aerviced . •90 350 Suburban w/3 All records. Nice car & yr factory warmt. FuU JEEP It ahows 11. 113k mis. pwr. cstm whls, TV/ 9110 $11 ,350.)261-7007 wk. VCR, S14k . 759-1445 liiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiii * 646-2903 hm * '87 Grand ' 87 5 80SEL Gold/ Wagoneer 4x4, V-8, palo. 1-owner, new DATSUN 9060 auto, loaded, new palnVtran/brakes/tires. paint. lthr, xlnt cond Xlnt Cond. $16.8K '78 280Z 2 + 2 $6500. 723-5 8 8 0 080 873-8948 Orig ·owner. $2500. '88 Jeep Wrangler '92 3000 2 .5 Turbo ·~--.,._~,,._...,.__~---'E.!5!<.3!!::e.J1'"'""'"---4-~S~a~ha=r~a~L=t d=--~e~dl.~llo~n~."l-~~l4U1it--.c.o.Rdl>DnP-f_.. __.___. __ .._ __ 6Cyl. One owner. ow 71k. $24,900. Hm 552· miles, S·apd. Hard/ 5306, Pgr 219-29931------...... ,....------,------~:::r FORD 9075 aoll top. Plonee r1 _____.;. ____ - · · · stereo. Tow pkg. NISSAN 9150 PORSCHE 9175 MISC. AUTO 914$ 1 9 5 0 0 ....• 0 T•urue Wagon A64""1029 a r m ·or S840 ·5032 · • • • • • ' 95 E 320 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Xlnt · cond. 62k mlles. v- Showroom Condi Full.i..power. Mu st aee. • ______tlon 17 500ml • '95 Altlm• 4-dr, AM/ ' 55 Spda1tr Repllca1 ,7 3 Wl nnet.-w• -o Claes 74u 11 ·- • • • FM cass. AJC. alarm, Thia C9f s cute. ast, A 1tt, sleeps 6, low s 0. 844-80 LEXUS 9115 Champagne Beige warranty. Xlnt . condl and new. Get there mileage.2 runs great! ' 92 Fo~d Explorer liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii w/Parchment leather $13,900 723-51"42 with a grin on your 53800. 98o-9 ao? Eddie Bauer , all ,94 LS400 Blk/blk w/ Interior. Phone pack- lacel $17,000/obo. - • power, lthr, CO ptyr, age, remote alarm, • 642·8944• - fully loaded. Must selll gld eccenta, full p~r , tinted windows. Fl- OLDSMOBILE 9155 ------ANTIQUES• ~.- · s1 1,soo. 548-7209 ~:~oo~e•,:,, 1 ~n;~9~ nance balance, only, TOYOTA 92 10 - '93 T · BIRD A.cl. V·8, 720.05 21 o.b.o. 777.5959 '92 Old• 88 Rov•le CLASSICS A/C, full pwr, Mlch-•-,,...... - -...L""'s-..,,..,,,.- A-..- - -ty-I•------• 4dr, auto, A/C, tlll. CC. ·9= 5 400 .lln'-. Runs and look• • .,..au all 8 R '92. Land Cnalaer can st n Berman TQdavl gre~at . s 1 0 , 900 . All optione, low ml... 1------grr.t r2~~;sK ~nl~ 4WO. M.lnt condition. ' 52 e~ T n.teJt-'T 87~583 B•lbo• ::'ro~~ t;;r.;::: MERCURY 9135 s11 .3oo. 841-1510. 32 , 600~e~ded. !~:,!,~=~ ~ Thinking of navlng a Sell your unwanted finish. M~ (714) 574-4261 gu.-g.-.ar.~ RENT '84 Gran6 --.S•rqula ltems"lne easy wayl Why play HIO• ·N - . ~ Cknts Onty1 Give us a calll 2-dr. One owner. 73K To place your Seek with childcare? ' 7 3 Ma.. r8U Cftfiqeh .) ~ CLASSIPlllD orig mlles. Loaded. cta11ifled ad call Ca II CI a•• If 1 e d 37k. all orig. Sl 4- M2·5878 throug~ classlfled S3900. 723-5880 M2-H7B. today! 842-se1s. oBo "34389 •• 3W HAULER/CLEAN-UP MOVING 3834 Palnting-lnt/Exl Houn/Apl CEIUlf GS Quality job. FrH est. JOHN 150-1 e2a liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii L#5698W 838-8888 ALL-AMl!RICAN •BISHOP PAINTING 3784 Moves-u ...Carefully Prompt qual ave. Aeu S Courteously & Cheaply Textur.. Wallcowrlnga Ll9173 98 M ..1090 1 _:J:,:o.:.:,hn:.:..:B;.:utr:.:....:H::.:;:a:.•=2:.:::::a::~ SPRINKLERS .,. M BUSINESS R E T I R E D only bu a l n• • • ~ S!IVICIS P L U M 8 E R tlmera• VelwHDrip !l! --~ 8 3Mt850 Chat1e1 72t·7~'8 ----- Gene Abr•me Palnllne ______..._ Int/Ext Oual Pllntl'R.. IS ------1 701y/Sr Olac/Tl 171452 Uc'd/ln1'd alnc• '71. POOL TUTOIUJIG 31J8 432·9t2:11P-34&-5eso ee.. 1on Pg-M4'3947 SEltVICE 3894 TUTOR Ma• ••,.. •••lo Yard Malnt PUBLIC NOTICE lke' a Cuatom P ainting OegrH In Lawn/cl,,.upa/trff trim Th• Calif, Public Utlll- Prof, Clean, O~llty AAA PACIFIC W•ST All Ag" 9:'9'.• SU "------•CHILD CAD 3531 aprlnklr/.. rate . Thatch ti•• commlHlon RE· Work. lnVExt & Docks. Relax 1·11 Handle It Ref's. 71, _. 3710 0:'1-4.422 i-g-413·9142 OUIRE9 thet all US.cl L#703468 931-4910 Pool • Spa Service .. ------~- CA.IPINDY 3510 houuh o l d good• PAINTINQ 28... 190 The Beat 714-98().2539 'lftr -----•I f TREES f movers print t heir Conaclentloua craft• lalancl Btu• Poole WALi. Clroleof Prtenda P.U.C. c.1 T number: man. Old·faahlon•d POOi a. Spa Wkly Svc. COVIJUllGS 3.-t2 SOdM/Rec Program limos and chautteyra Pf'd• In workmanahlp. Repair: fltter/pump/htr 11 1 KldlffMM w/Ot Wlod ------· dtsablty. OHi IOIO COllPUTllS 3S51 ~t 1~.i~.r~=- Acid Wish M5-e729 lfel1lllRI lnll...... menta. " you have a PIARO • VOCAL PetM4se Cev. ,..... 1.. ..-....on •..... " .-:_~-- qu.•Uon abOUt the ... 1!SSO "••• Quality PooVSpa Svc. ~ w. gall~ of a mowr, Mmo NS '1vvv Repair e Alg ..ald• L.SeOln 9Ya- or chauffeur, ~•II : Acid WUh a4.. •M• We Gale .._.. Pubdo "'*"-• PIAllO Beg. ~ CommlAk>n Al .....TMCMr" c.tt. -IOO----..- G--3-1_1_0 71 ...... 15\ Ent~tAYlll . .-.... -*""'• ...... 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