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THE NEWPORT BEACH • Mo tly sunny
and pleasant
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Anthony Villa
·u1gh Noon in
June: Villa=-----·'
city set date
By Tony Dodero
S"'-tt Wri1ef
NEWPORT BEACH -
A Civil Service Commission
llhO\\down bc t\\een Capt.
Anthony Villa and city
officials has been set for
J unc 22, \\hen the fired
p0lice captain plam 10 fight
allegations that he !>e-<ually
hara ssed 10 female police
employees.
Villa has the choice
bet,~een keeping the
commission hearing open to
the public or behind clo)cd
door). \\'h1le he h..i)n"t made
a final decbion, he ~~1id he's
leaning to" arJ a pm ate
meeting to prevent' group)
like the NationJI
Organization for \\oma n
from auending.
Uut public or private,
Villa's appeal 10 get hh
back job promises to be a
long time running.
"There \\Ill be a lot of
witnesses and a lot of
tellt11t1ony," V1llJ said
Wednc)dJy. "I'm prepared
to go for 3 long as it
takes."
The hearing~. "hu:h "ill
take place around the
chcdulc.) of ci\ll sen ice
board memberll, could la~t
until Augu)t. And Villa "J)
apologetic 10 the fl\e board
members \\ho '"IJ need to
s11 through hours of
1est1mony during h1!>
hearing.
"'I he) got their \\Or~-\.UI
out for them," he :.Jid.
Villa said h1:. :u1orne)'
could c:ill up as many as bO
"11ne:.scs, mo 1ly current
and former police
dep::i rtmel'lt pcr)onncl. 10
debunk the llC \ual
harassment allegation:..
"After all, the original
in vestigation encompassed
170 individu:il ," Villa a1J
"Everything they brought
up, l will defend. I didn't do
an)thing Mong.''
City Manager Kevin
See VILLA/Ba Piii
A la't·Wll--wt
Buu Person (left, in drag),
Stan Sax (as Aladdin)
and Elvis himself were
among the 27 celebri ty
waiters at the reeent
American Heart
Association fundraising
lunch at the Bay Balboa
Club, which raised more
than·$34,000. for more
details, see Editor William
lobdell's column o n AJ.
Olivia reigns supreme
Police arrest lour teens in · stabbing . ,
~ Fifth suspect remain s at large in
connection with incident in which ·
19-year-old was left for de~d.
By Lor1Ann Basheda
St.altW~
COSTA MESA -.. Police have arrested
four tten-agcrs, three of w"iom are high
school age, on suspicion of stabbing a re-
puted rival gang member multiple times
over the weekend and leaving1rtnrfo'r dead
in the Santa Ana River bed.
Ruben Sanchez, 19, of Co 1a Mesa, 1s still
in critical condition at an unidemified Or-
ange County hospital, according to police.
Three Costa Mesa boys, ages 15,.. 16, and
17, are currently in custody at ihe Orange
Count) "Juvenile Hall, facing charges of at-
tempted 'murder and kidnapping for the
stabbing. At least one of the }Ouths auend
a local high school.
James Madrid, 18, also has been arrc:.tcd
in cqnnection with the stabbing and 1s cur-
rently being held at the Orange County Jail
BeJchgoers stroll on the board,,all.. \\c dnesda ncJr 30th Strccl in l\e\,port BeJdi.
The C.:o)ta Me:.:i mJa ":t!t :.irra1gncd
Wednc:.day on one cl\arge of -:iuempted
mu rder.
Police ha\e a $500.000 '>':.irr..in1 out for
the arrc:.t of Ke nneth Le" 1'> Surd1, 1 ' for
SU)picion of attempted murder, torture, a~·
s..iuh "11h intent IO commit great bod1l)' 11·
jury and kidnopping.
Surd1 I'> dc.,cnbed a) a male H1~pJn1c, 5-
foot-10. 1-lS puund~. "nh om" n h;ur and
bro"n c>c~.
Capt Tom LuJr !>aid police belie\C the
Co!tta ~k~a man ma) hJ .. e lch 10" n ... but
"e'rc combing the ~tri;eh lor th1) charac·
ter," a!> \\ell ar; amone el c v.tm m:i\ h:ne
been imol-.cd in the bru1al <h\JUlt • :
.. There moy be other ;mc')t:> )Cl tu
come," LuJr \nid "1 he 1me t1gauon 1'
con1inu1ng'
A cording to Lazar, 1t .ippcJr' San1;hCL
\\J!t :111a1.l\eJ 1>n PIJ1;cn11 a A\Cr.ue near
Congrc)). After healing anJ stabb.n~ him,
the ..i11..i-.ker., 1r .• n ported San~hcL b~ \all 10
the SJnta An;i mer bed JU~I '1u1h 'f 1l1e
\'1.:tCJ ri_J 5trcet l1r1Jg1;
See ARREST i'Back Page
Clergyman
twice was
arrested I or
shoplifting
~ Parish ioner says that.
C9mmun.ty Church
Congrega11onal 1e·ader
sought counseling after
second nc1dent in 1979.
e, l:·tAn eas:-ie::a
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";i' ,u .... 11. riJc:J lrom 1he C1 :n·
rnunil) Ch rc.:h Co11;rt·gJt1on.i for
allcg:.it101h ul \::'\OJI '"''•l.nJu 1
"llh pari-.luon1:1' ~lurl ofCd:ih
ho.J\c con.irmeJ th..11 th .. p pul r
p:i I\ 1 \\J :urc,t ·d 1•q ... ~ for .. 110p·
ht11ng dunnc h1' I -\~ar ruin '>I:)
A..-Cl.)rJmb to Oran_" C\>UOI\
It., o· l :ic· Ir _rt re d•
Kull ":i' .irr.~1cd 111 l~ .. Q I r
't~.:.nl! n S.! dcror.ll1\C Ol"I
This time around, Newport is. getting a break . '
lr\.1111 R L1b111 ... ,in ;ii f a_-.hK'n 1,.
land Ch:ir ~·· "ere brougl 1 a~alO\t .the re\ rend -...-\ r.il 4J, \'
l.11c:r. t u1 .oun 1 fl , ,;J~ • 1ulJ not
H 1f1r~ 'dll"th-r h. , .. ~o .t:J
''r e\ 11cr:itt:d
HJ • r <.:~,1 .. r: r.c\Hd~ al 1 .. hO\\ ·
~ Cool tem perJture!>, lure ot Lake H avJ~u make~
spring vacation a mild one on the oLeJn front.
By Russ Loar
Sl.lll I/, :tr
F 1\c b1!>..1n 1-d.1t.! girls dJrt b..in:foo1cd aero:.., l3alboa AH:nut'.
headed b.1ck to the be:ich "''a cJr lull ol hu,\Jing, hooting
)Oung men pa!>:. by. ·
"lky h.1be'" 1>nt: ol the rand)' ~oung men cm~., ou1, hh \\h11c
teeth llJ.,hing in the noon·day sun ag.11n~1 the contra't ul Im
beach-bro" ned, ~tnC\\) bod).
1t is a u mc\\orn 1raJ111on -n rite ol )pnng. II\ the middle of
Spring Urcak. a nd legions of high school and college )tuden~ :ire
heeding the in,1101:1 u.11 call to rcmm c moo,t uf 1hc1r cloth mg and hit
the beach.
thJt 1'utl, SO. ''J' .. h. ri!t:d "uh
'hop tw.: in 19~( -· <11X{u1 a )C.ir ·
.ifter hc 1oincJ the Communit'
Chur.:h G n~t ·1..:itil>n:il -hu t niJ 1>l~ c r mf .. unJ11,)n -... ..1 a' .lllJt •
k u11 c1 ulJ 111 t tic rc..1 .. h .I 1\1
, ri ,,. .nt c.:n 1hc d1.ug '· l ut one
~hur .. h mcmba "ho .1,t.cJ rw1 10
I e 1dcnt1:1cd J1.t the I J'>lOr
\\l,t-;.:,I \II ~{' l)O th, H r,1 \J\111£
tl...tl h.: \H Ill :hr\.J k!h ~I\ 010!1\h,
•>I th...rafl\ allcr 1tk .. c, >:1J -.hop·
l1t11nl! 1n.:1Jl.'nt ~fc rc.JhrLJ hi.: h,11.l ..i prl bkm.
JLJll '"th 11 ;ind l 11 11, , uld
h, • 11 unJ.:r • •'1111 I the 1 't l I
ht' (,(., It • p.ir 'h , n I \JIJ, .:idd·
mg t k .. '' 3, '•mph "too Jc,·
;.1,tJt1.: j 1 ' ~ .... l\h r(poncr'
"rhere arc more gu)-S here th..in an) other bc.1ch," J)' Maggie
Kati, 15. "ho tra,clcd to Ne"port Ucach from"'Palm Sprin~'> "ith
her four tccn·:ige girlfriends. She )J)' being llhou ted at b> gu) "
becoming a rout111c e\pCricncc. "It\ ;.1nd of fl .111cnng, but 11\ il.1nJ
See BREAK/Baa P191 D.l. Housten 'icws. Spring BrcJI.. 'isitors from board\\Jlk balco'! .
lum' II 'It 1 ,i r~h ·lcatlc1' kne\•
.1hou1 JIJ , , 11 ' .ind 'UPP u ted
hm1
lid Softer set rree
AROUND TOWN
An Lister dinner, ~ponsort>d b}
the Someone Care:, Soup i..1tchen,
will be held irom 1 to 4 p m on
Good Frid,1y. April 9, J l the REA
Curnmun1ty Center, 661
Hamilton Aw .. Co:.ta Mes.l The
meal. open to eH~f)one, '"111
feature hJm Jnu l1sh. r or more
tnlorm.ttion. call 548-8861.
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NUMBERS TO CAll
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RET'\ll ADS 6·42•4321 .
t'\E\\ R00\1 540·1 .?24
See KUTZ bell PIOI
Flushing out water p•es
has residents seeing red
~ Maintenance on fire
hydrants stirs up rusty
sediment that ends up
m homes.
By Tony Dodero
S'..ll'l" '
UALUO \ P£:.'l ~L L 1.\
Rl>utine m 1mlcnan~~ on .a ..iu ... tcr
llf Cuc h)d1.1111' b\ ·I) \H11l.;cr
h.1 ... ldt '~1mc n. '' 11, here 'cc111~
re.l · and or JI c
Jdl SI I l ''"f'X'll B ... h
ut1lit1e\ Jucc1or . J1.,p.1td11.J "
dcatc :i gu'l'cr 111 ru,1 th.r 1ugll the
pipe 1 ht rU\t h;,J formed on J
lt>·1n,h c.i't iron \\:iter pipe. Built
in 1 ~"'.,. hC' pip fecu' ".>I\. r lll
mu.h ,11 the Pcnm,ul.1 ~t.incurt
'l J
'\\ c kt them (the h)drnnt ) run
l l\.l fJ,t an I t•l\> km~ 1n th t p.ir·
11\.ul .. ir :uc;i. ~1aneart ,,11J "I he
..., •le 1 ' I "-l\ 'll rc:d up thL" -.cd1·
rncnt ."
l)~,pltc the odJ 0101 and ru t
ontcnt, ~t;inc:art 11J rc~1d1.:nt'>
t~ta Mesa H1g~'s Ohv1.i D1Cam1lh1 th 5 loot 10 ~n1or forward
who IM th Mu.,tdn~ f:1rls bcis~ tball teJm to 11) mo-.t succ ~ful
sca'°n ever, has been named Cir South rn 5ect1on OM '°" Ill Pia> ~
o( the Ye.lr. for romplete det.i1ls, see pofb, p.ig B 1
COSTA MESA -City
watchdog Sid Soff tr wu
sprung from the Or•nge
County J•il l•te Wednesd.iy
night after se~lng 20 d.t)'S
of a four-monlh sentence he
belie\'el he doesn't desen-e.
HOTll'E
SPORT'>
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CIC" "·' turn up lht! writer P•~ ' re:
(ll\ 1hc h)llr.mt~. (uc.,J.1~ ,1ftcr·
"'" \n \vun 31tcr, the u11l111e\ 0111.c
'"\)UIJ O\l\ h1.: 1,;,)Jl~C:I ncJ :\\'l\1Ul
,he:tlth problem~ rcluteJ to 1hc:
"aler
•'Ru't 1 p11.:1t~ mu .. h .. m~dc: up
of 1wn U\Hk.'' Stan,·1.ut ':uJ "I he
":a1cr ·~ 'nlc 10 dun~. albe11 ''Cl)
\.O"ltfUI For art's sake • . .
·The L•~und Art Museum, tl 75 ~.u-old cult~r~I 1n~titution, 1s be.\t
ctwactenled by its current director, Ch.ule D m.lra1), and the m.m
who .preceded him, Rri r Armstrong for a look at where the Mu~um
h.u been, and where it is going. see Weekend Section, in ide.
Getti~g into the Act
In the m1d'>t of 11.$ ongoing tmmg ~nd wage Ir zt•,, budg t c.ut~
e1n<l pas 1hle employtt Tayoff'I, ™a M ,., fa 1ng " hugt> hill to hnng
city owned la<.:1l1t1 into compliance with thf' 1 O Amtnc.-in With
01~b1ht•~ Act Fot d t.i1I~. tory on JM~ A6
...
Superiof CourtJudgt
MichOl I Brenner arantfll
Sofftr'• request for releue
f>endlng an appHI of'his
>entence, something Soffttr
h.ls been fighting for since
Harbor tourt J&1dgt Sus.inne
ShAw h'1d him t.thn Into
lUStody (Of <•ili!'\g to (Ompty
"'Ith cOdt t.ind.irds '°' tut
Bern.ltd trttt pu>perty.
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Busine,s .......... ,." .................... A4
CominuMy r orurn ............. ~ 1 2
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\\.,, J clu C•I "1th phone ~.1lb ff\lll1
rc,1Jcnh ~ho \:Ompl:uncJ of 'Pih·
l't' :and hlil'ct N\\1' f1llcJ "11h
tm~ht or;wgc and rcJ v.a1er. One
\\Om:in compl:sincd that her ~h11c
cl 1thc came out of 1hc wi\h v.11h
an oraogc lint. Staneart :sid .
St;ancart reported as many :s 20
phone call on "'Tuc«tay and
Wcdncsda from rc~idcnt in the
area bc:t~ccn 4th and 11th meet
Oy flu hing out the h Jrant • the
ca_ty crcv. rf> rcntl man ed to
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Ar J tu C'fUI 'irnl the red 1,;\11 r
1.hnuld ,1,ar1 to J1h1p:atc 1n a f c:vr
J :s\ =·inc ~ur t p:ut h \ pr ibly
been ·c1carcJ from 1hc ~> tem," he
a1J.
Coin1:1Jcnt II , tanearl aid the
city h s plan 10 rcfu1b1 h that -
puti ulu v.ater line 11\ith non·
ru,tma cement pipe th11 ummct.
1m1lar pipe\ throuahout the cit
ha"e 1Jrcad been rcpl cd
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WednMday, April 7. 1993
• B .us in es •
Bu1lnes1 Editor Tony Cox, 842-4321, ext. 371
· n·-s all · in the family as Hi-Time; .Gellars loses 17th Street lease
t
..
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• ..,.. Owner's father-in-law forces
him out to make rodm tor
Blockbuster Video outlet.
By Tony Cox
Buslntst Edllor
COSTA MESA -It's difficult to lose
your lease after 36 years in business -
and it just might sting a little more when
the landlord forcing you out is your
father-in-law.
1;ritz Hanson, co-founder of Hi-Time
Cellars, suffered just that fate on Monday,
when he and two brothers, who nre part·
ners in the business, were given notice
that their original store at Eost 17th
Street and Jrvine Avenue would have to
move out to make room for a Blockbuster
Video outlet.
Hi-Time will retain its other two loca-
tions in the area, including the huge Hi·
Time Cellars store at 250 Ogle St., but the
Hanson family does not plan to take on
more debt to establish a third outlet else·
where, said Keith Hanson, f"ritz Hanson's
son and manager of the East 17th Street
Hi-Time.
Ce.cit McVay, Fritz Hanson's father-in·
law, decided to let Newport Beach-based
Independent Development Company L.P.
m:mage or lease -depending on who you
talk to -the corner parcel, and JDC gave
notices to Hi-Time, a dance studio and an
office tenant that t~ey must leave by May
S to make room for Blockbuster.
The only existing tenant that wiJI be al·
lowed to stay is La Cave Restaurant,
which is owned by one of McVay's daugh·
ters, Carol Boyer. His other daughter, lda
Hanson, is Fritz Hanson's >Yife.
"We will revamp and renew {Jhe build-
ing)," McVay explained. "We need more
of the building· fo r Blockbuster. Hi-Time • I
was not wtlling to pay more rent."
McVay acknowledged that it was ll dif-
ficult decision to bring in Olockbuster and
force out Hi-Time, but his wife, Gladys
McVay, insisted that the families remain
.on good terms.
Keith Hanson agreed, but he said the
decision to let JDC take control of the
property was controversial.
"We were given no say-so in the mat·
ter," Hanson said. "It was just done, and
we. found out later. We won't get a dime
for the business. It's a very sad thing for
our part of the family."
Chuck Hanson, a partner in the busi·
nc) , said Cecil McVny encouraged his
brother Fritz to cstnblish some sort o(
business on what was then a vacant cor-
ner. fritz Hanson opened the first Hi·
Time together with McVay'' son, Jim
McVay, who eventually sold his interest in
the business and later pas$Cd away.
Keith Hanson said the 17th Street Hi-
Time posted sales of more than $1 million
annually. He said he will go to work at
the compa.oY,'s large Ogle Suect store, but
the company may not have jobs available
for his store's five employees.
lDC controls several retail propertie~ in
the area, including a vacant parcel at East
17th Street and Orange Avenue.
Costa Mesa woman hails from house fit · ror. presidents
it was too late, when her mother called on
Thursday.
March of Dimes
By Tony Cox
Business Ed•IOI'
COSTA MESA -The world watched in·
tently as President Dill Clinton and Russian·
counterpart Boris Yeltsin held a crucial summit
meeting Inst weekend in Vancouver, Canada,
but Costa Mesa coffee house owner Susan
Strangway might have wondered if the world
leaders would leave the milk out or lock up
when they left. ·,'
During and shortly after her college years,
Strangway lived in the house -the president's
mansion at the University of British Columbia
-where Clinton and Yeltsin met. Her parents
still live there, as her father, Dr: David Strang·
way. has been university president since 1985.
"( was thrilled enough when 1 met and dated
(former Canadian prime minister) Pierre
Trudeau," Strangway said of her previous
brush with \elebrity. "Now this is pretty impor-
tant."
Current Prime Minister Brian Mulroney on
Saturday met both Clinton and Yeltsi n at the
Vancouver airport, then hosted lunch with the
two presi~ts at the Strangway residence,
known as the Norman MacKenzie House.
Clinton and Yeltsin later returned for two-ancf-
a,harr hours or summit talks. .
Straniway, who came to Costa Me)a two
years ago to · do sales work for her brother's
computer business, said she wO\Jld have gone
to Vancouver for the weekend, but because of
the secrecy surrounding planning of the sum-
mit, she didn't find out about the meeting until·
We dehver small miracles
The call from her mother came on April
Fools Day, so Strangway, naturally, was s)..epti· -================:;=====::-...:.-_.._.:------------=-I ~, ca.
''That's pretly much what l tho4ght, that it
was a joke,'' she said.
Strangway said her parents· had to g,o to a
hotel for the weekend to make room for the '
summit, but they were thrilled about giving up
their mansion for the historic meeting.
Now 31, Strangway, started her busine)S, the
Coffee Corral, last September. She said she
)till finds tim e to visit her parents at the presi-
dent's mansion several times a year. ln the fu·
turc, she may look al her former home a little
bit differently.
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•Ruf( Hewn Abbey Healthcare steps up Its bid
to take control of Lifetime Corp. l •<\ltltN"'°'' ! tJltttt'4 •ll\I N"'I'°' \"U • Reyn Spooner
•River City By Tony Cox
Business Editor
COST A MESA -Escalating an
eight-month bid to make an acqui-
sition that would create the na-
tion's largest home health care
company, Abbey Healthcare
G!'..QW lnc. has boosted its offer
fOr Boston-based Lifetime._ Corp.
from $220 million to S26 l million.
,But Lifetime's management
chafed at the sweetened cash-and·
stock offer, accusing Abbey of
continuing to base its buyout pro·
posal on a nawcd market analysis
and di)torted representations of
B9ston Company's performance.
Tim Aitken, chief executive with
Costa Mesa-based Abbey, said he
believes the latest offer is strong
enough that the board members
who arc not also Lifetime execu-
tives \\Ould not be able to take the
deal lightly.
''Your shareholders are not
fools," Aitken said in a letter to
ufetime's board. "We believe that
-Lifet ime shareholders will find this
price ... ext remely attractive."
On Tuesday, Lifetime officials
announced that the company's
board of directors considered the
most recent offer and determined
it to be inadequate price-wiso, and
~ncluded that it was not a firm,
financed bid. However, the board
did not rule out the prospect of
selling the com pany. '
Lifetime CEO Anthony Reeves
considered the latest offer merito·
rious enough to call his board to-
gether to consider the proposal,
but he reiterated his view that
Abbey needs Lifetime more than
Lifetime needs Abbey.
"Clearly, Abbey's plan · is to
come in and position itself, as op·
posed to our shareholders, to re-
ceive the fruit of our long-term.in-
vestments and strategic planning,"
Reeves said in a letter sent Friday
. to Aitken. "The truly irresponsible
action, to use your term, would be
to take actions that deny our
shareholders the benefits of their
patient investment in the com-
pany."
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THE NEWPORT BEACH • Mo tl y sunn
and pleasant '~ •
Anthony Villa
High Noon in
June: Villa,
city set d~te
•• By Tony Oodero
Stall Wrw
NEWPORT DEACH -
A Civil Service Commission
sho" down betv.cen' Capt.
Anthony Villa and city
officials has been set for
June 22 , \\hen 1hc fired
pohce CJpta1n plJn) to fight
allcgauons-that he sexually
harassed 10 female police
employees.
Villa has the choice
bct,1,-een J.eepang the
commission hearing open to
the public or behind clo)cd
doors. Wh ile he ha!ln't made
a final'dec1s1un. he !IJ1d he's
leaning tov. Jrd J pm ate
meeting to prc\cnt group!I
lil.c 1he Na11onal
Organization for Woman
from attending.
Uu1 pubhc or pra\a1e,
Villa's appeal to get his
back job·promi)CS to be a
long time running.
''There ..... 11 be a lot of
v.itncsscs and a lot of
te!lllOIOOy, .. Villa said
Wednesday. "I'm prepared
to go fo r a long as it
ta I.cs."
Tbe hea ring), \\hich \\111
rnkc place around the
schedulc!I of Cl\ 11 -&cf\ ice
boJrd member!>, could ll!ll
until Augultt. And Villa \l,JS
apolQge tic to the fl\ e boarJ
mcmbc~ "ho ''Ill need 10
s11 through hour of
1es11mony during his
he.iring.
"ThC)' got 1hcir \\Ori. cut
oul for them," he !IJ1d.
Villa !>:ud h1~ attornc):.
could call up as m;iny .1s 0
\\llllcsses. mo tly current
and former police
department per onnel. Iv
debunk the l>C\UJI
hara!lsmcnt Jllega11on!>.
"After all, the o riginal
tn\.C!lt1gation cncompa:.sed
170 indi' iJuab," Villa said
"b erything they brought
up, I will def end. 1 didn '1 do
an}thing "rong."
Caty Man:iger Kc' in
See VILL.NBD P11e
A la'l-Wll'I--l1tWlt
Buu Person (left, in drag),
Stan Sax (as Aladdin)
and Elvi himself were
among the 27 celebrity
waite r at the recent
American Heart
Association fundraising
lunch at the Bay Balboa
Club, which raised more
than 534,000. For more
details, see Editor William
Lobdell's column on Al.
Olivia reigns supreme
today with V
warmer temperature .
Highs in the upper 60
low around 50.
See Weather, A2 •
Poli~e .ar~est' four teens in .siabbing
,-
,.... Fifth suspect remains at large in
connection with incident in which
19-year-old was left for tlead.
By LortAnn Basheda ,
SWf Writer
COST A MESA -Police have arreslcd
fou r lecn-agcrs, three or whom arc high
school age, on suspicion of stabbing a re-
puled rival gang member multiple times
over· the weekend and leaving him for dead
in 1he SJnta Ana Rl\er bed.
Ruben Sanchez, 19, of Costa Mesa, 1s stall
in critical condition at nn unidentified Or·
ange County hospital, according tu police.
Three Cos1a Mesa boys, age:. 15, 16, and
17, are current!} in custody 111 the Orange
County Ju\.cnile l-ja ll, facing charges of at-
tempted murder and kidnapping for the
stabbing. Al least one of the youth'> a11ends
a local high school.
James Madrid, 18, also has been arrc:.tcd
in connection with the stabbing and is cu r-
rently being held a1 the Orange County Jail
Bcachgocrs stroll on the board, .. all.. \\cdnesda) near 30th Street in l\e,,port Be.ic.:h.
T.he Co!>ta Mella mJn "'as . arraigned
Wednesday on one charge of attemp1ed
murder. .
Police have a $500,000 "'arrant out for
the arrest of Kenneth Le.,.,.1:. Surd1, I , fur
suspk1un of aucmpted murder torture, as-
sault \\Ith intent tu commit great boJal) in·
jul) anJ J.idnapping.
Surd1 il> des ribed :is a m ... ie Hi~p~rn•~. 5-
foo\· 10. 145 pound'>, v.ith bro"n h:.11r and
brO\Hl C!)'CS.
Capt. Tom· L.1tar )aid police:. belic\e thl.!
CostJ ~kl>J man may hJ"e ld1 10 .... n. •but
.
"'e're cumb.ing the: ~1rec:1~ I r 1h1s c.·h:H3C·
tc:r," J) "ell ai. :imune el c \\ho ma't hu"e
been 1m ohed in the brutJI ;i)~aulL ·
"There m:iy be other :irre ... i:. }Cl tu
come." La.lar ~aid. "The iii' c~11ga1ion i~
continuing."
According w l..al::ir. 11 appcJrl> >.> r 1.ht.Z
.,., a'> .tllJCl.cJ on PIJ1.C:r111u A' en Jt neJr
Cungrc:~!>. After beating unJ .)tabbing t m
1hc: attall.er~ tr:insponcct Sanchez b' .an to
the SJnlJ An;i rt\ r b J JU 1 ... outh ' l the
V1uur1J Strt.c:I briJge
See ARREST~ack Page
Clergyman
twice was
arrested tor
shoplifting
~ Parishioner says that
Community Church
Congregational leader
so ught counse.ing after
second incident tn 1979.
By L::· :.:m Bas t>Ca
S .... .. .
CORO:-.:A Ol l \t \R -~-\·
crJI J.1~,) .itk·r I •\ !) inalJ Kuti
"J" ,u,pcndt:J 1rom th) lom-
m~n1\\ (h r .. h Con~r.i:;iti.n.il fo1
alkl!rii1vn' o: ' \UJI 'm .. Ju.t \\ 11h p"ra,h1oner' .. 1urt otfi 1JI'
h:i'c: .. ,rn11rmd th.11 the p pul r
pa~101 \\a arrc t d ,,, ...... lor o;hop-
hllin>! d;mn.: h1' l ·\e:ir min \If\
A .. -ord1ng 10 Or.111.;e C'uuni~
I l.1 1 or ~11..:i C'l1) 1 <"\ rt re d'
Kull "'a' :1rrc tc<l an I~ .. ,> fur
decor.11 .. h "J
a: f .l'h' n ·1,.
l h:irt;c' \\CC.. !:-rt ugh:
This time around, N·ewport is getting a break
aa? 111,1 the f\:'\dt:nJ ,,\C:r..sl J:i,,
l;ter. but C•>Ull • :t'i ... JI-. , ulJ 1lC: 1
,onfirm \1hc;ll..r h 'J' .. o \l.t1.·J
(•r C\oncra:eJ
ll Jrl, r (\ L.rt rc:urJ, al v 'hO\\
th~t l<..utL : I "·t' ... h.1rccJ ''•th
!.hopltlt r i.. " 1·0 -ubcru1 a \ear
alter he Joined tic Communll\
Chur .. h Coner ~at1\ n .. d -but 1 1
01hn 111( .n~:i,· n "J' :1' atlJb ...
~ Cool temperatures. lure of Lake HJ\ J5u make~
spring "acation J mild one on the oceJn front.
By Russ Loar sun v. \d
F l\C b1l..1m-dJl! girls dart bJrd\Xitc:J :icru-.) B.tlbo.t AH~nue.
headed bJck to the beach J' a car full uf ho\\ ling. hooting
)Oung men pa)!> by.
"Hey babe!" one of the ran<l) y\1ung men 1.rtC) oui. """hue
teeth OJ!lhtng in the noon-<lJ) !-Un agJ1n,1 the contrJ-.t vi h1~
beach-bro'' ncJ, inc\\) bod).
lt is a ti"me,,orn trJd1tion -a rite of -.pring h 's the middle o l
Spring Ureak. and legion of high .,chool and college '>tudcnb arc
heeding the 10l-tm1.1ual call to remv\t! mo 1 of their clothing and hll
the beach.
"There are more gu)!> here thJn an> o ther beach," a)!I ~1Jgg1e
Katz. 15. "ho tr:i' ckd 10 Ne" port Uelch from Palm Sprangs " 1th
her four teen-age girlfriends. She !la~) being !>houtcd at b~ gu) i'>
becoming a routine c\pcriencc "II\ I.ind ot 0Jttcnng. but it's l..anJ
See BAEAK/llek P191
Sid Softer set free
1'.1.lll <.l J 111.ll re TC:.1 .. h1.•J Ill
...1.m ih.n' th \h:ui:c,, l u: on,; ~hur ... h 111 mb1;r "h" i,k,J run tu
be 1Jcn11f11.!J .. ai.I the pil,tor
"j,h("d tll £•) \In I h1: 1 .. "• rd '..'I) 1ng
thJt he \ll"lll 1hr 1ul'i1 '\' month)
01 thcrJp\ :ill r t : '"C't>n<l -hup·
lill11h! in .. 1dcnt •ic rcul1~cll"h I nl a ph>blcm.
O.L. Housten 'icws Spring Break 'i!>ilors from buard\\Jll.. b.ilcon).
J ... Jlt \\Ill !I .lllJ l ·ll h' \l.\UIJ
l.c\.p ·11 1.1.1J~ .. ,1n111JI th: '"'' c.11
h.-. 11.. \1 .. t 'h, ncr '>Jld, oidJ·
tng I), I 1'. .... t. \\:I' ,,mpl~ . llX\ dC\·
a,r.1IL' I 1, '.'lpcal. \>l:h r ·porter'
hinN:ll ··I he d1ur ... h kadcr' nc.;,
at'•11ll all ol thh .ind ' 1ppor1cJ
h.m·
AROUND TOWN
An E.i~ter d tnncr, spon~rt>d b~
the )omeone Cares Soup l\11chen
\\.111 be held from 1 to 4 p m on
Good fridJy. April 9, Jt the REA
Cummunity Ct>nlN, f>61
HJmtlton A ... t!'., Co)ta ,\1e:>J Tht-
meal. open to e\.Cf)One, \\,111
fe.it ure h.Jm .ind l•'>h. For mori.>
mtor'P11.11ion, c.lll 548·88t> 1
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NUMBERS TO CAll _. .. .__,_ .....
CIR<..LLAllON C,4:!·4333
CLA"iSIFIEO A.O~ b42-So .. 8
RETAIL ADS &4l·4321
1\(\\::-ROO\\ 540·1124
See KUTZ lack Page
Flushing out water pipes
has residents seeing red
~ Maintenance on fire
hydrants stirs up rusty
sediment that ends up
in hom es.
By Tony Dodrro
S!
UA LU O \ PL '''~L LA
Rnul anc m.11n1cnJn1.cr nn J ch1,1cr
ol fire h\J1.inb b\ Cit\ "'lrl..er'>
ha' lcll 'Qmc r~,1J~·n1' 1ic1e 'c.:c.:1 g
red -1u.J '" llt!c
Jdt !:>I.in an. ~~\\IX'll B .. :;~h
1;rc:ite a gu)hcr ol ru t thTO 1sh the
pipe. The N\I haJ lnrnu.:J 1m a
lb-inch ca't iron \\atcr pipe Uuilt
in 19:? . ~e pap lccJ, \\:ltC'r t 1
mu .. h uf the Pc nm"ul •. St nean
\Jld
'\\t lc:t them (th1: h)Jr:111h) iun
h.l\.l f.1-.t pnJ ,,,.1 1,,ng m lh:il 1 .;ir-
h~ul:ir area · ')t.i cnn ':.11J • The
":uer \ cloc t~ ,1 rrc-l.I up 'the ., d1-
mcn1
U~'r1tc 'the 01IJ olor amt ru I
cont~ nt \ ' 1 rt aid tc~1dcn1'
'hould n 11 t• ll\1u1 ,.
l())la Me H1 h s Ohv1a D1Cam1lh, the S·foot I 0 •nior forv.:ard
who I ~ thE' Mu t.m~ girl b.i,~etb.lll l •am to 1b mo:.t so c.e-.sful
o,t>.J~>n ever, h.ts be<'n nJmt'd Cir Southern Sect1un D1v1 ion Ill Pl.n;er
COSTA MESA -Ci1y
\Utchdog Sid SoHt'r ~as
sprung from the Or.inge
County J.iil l.ite Wednesd.iy
night .iher nrving lO d•ts
of a fo ur-month sentence he
belie'es he doesn't dtser'\tt'.
HOl ll"-£ G4l·u08b
SPORl'l (142·4330
111h11c' \llf dur. J"p:atchcJ a
nc'' 10 turn UJl the \\:lier prc"lllC
on th.£ hHlrunh ·1 uc,da) ftcr·
'"")O .
hc.1hh I'" l1k111'
\\:Ucr.
"RU ltt I fUClh mu .. h made U('I
of 1rvn O\tde.'' St nc r1 !i.a1'1 ' J he
\\:&lcr " 'ale: to d11nl., albc11 \'Cr)
~colorful of th Year. for rnmplete d •w1ls, • po~, pag Bl
For art's sake . . .
The La6una Art MuSt>um, a 75-ye.lr -old cultural in t1tut1on, ir; t~t
charactenzE'd by 1~ current d1r ctor, Chari De .. m.u.us, and the m.in
who preced~ furn, Roger Armwong for a loo!.. .it where the Museum
h.is n, .ind ""here 1t 1c. going, see-Wee)..end tion, in 1d
Getting into the Act
In thtt m1d't of •ts ongrnne hmng ilnd w.tee freez<-<i, hudN<'l tub
tlnct po 1blE' t.•mplo) fayuTt\, C~t.i Mc-..1 1s foc1ng .l huge bill to hrin~
cit) 0¥-ned t.ac.1lil!J into tomphaoC.e w1lh the 1 0 mer1un \.\4th
D1~h1ht1e., ct for d t.111 ... ~ \lory on p;t~e <\Ci
Superior Court Judge
Mic hael Brenner gr•nled
Soff rr's request for rele.ue
pcndin& 4ln appHI of his
sentence, something Sofftr
has bHn fightinA for since
Hoarbor iourt Judge S\ls.inne
Shaw h•d him t.a~en into
custody for l•ili:'lg tu comply
"ilh cOde st.indardi for h11
Brrn•rd lrcet proptrt~'.
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CommuMy forum .......... . . A 1 l
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c;e..,, c.--•y ~ ... c., u M t9'l-
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~oon :iltcr. the utlh11~' olhlc
"'·'' dclu~cd wilh phone ~all!> lrom
'~'1Jcnt' "ho "ompl:uneJ ot 'N ·
ot' anJ l\Hlcl txl"I" hllcJ \I.1th
~right ornn~e and rcJ "ntcr. One
\\Oman cumpl:uncu tha1 her )'h11c
clothe came out of the w h '11\ith
an oran,c 11n1, ·1ancart ~:aid.
·t.ineart rc:portcJ b m ny" 20
phone c:tlll on Tue day ind
Wtdnesd:a from rc\idcnt tn lhc
area bctv.~cn th and l Ith trcc11o.,
Uy n~han& out l~C h Jranl • \he
c11y ere~ apparently m:anaacd 10
\
AnJ \t;ar eact 1o, id the rcJ onlor
houlJ \I rt lO das 1patc 1n (cv.
J:n
;,) he "'1.1r 1 part h." prub:ably
been clc rcJ h orn the '' tem," he -td •
Co 0\1dcntall • t1tncar1 1d the
city h plan,· to rcf urb1 h tl\•t
particular water tine with non·
ru 11111 ccmcn1 ripe lh ummer.
Sim lar pipes 1hrou1h u1 the c11y
ha\t 1lrudy been rcrl ed. •
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Aa Thursday, April&, 1993 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa D.ify Piiot
Locals 0 n I y
Managing Editor Steve Marble, 642-4321 ext. 366
Persian Treasure
rolls back prices
on designer rugs
···············································································································································································.······················ t . . ................................................ . Pilot People · Blake Case ..................................... :··· ......................................................................................................... .
A N INVENTORY CLEARA.'\CE sale is going
on al. Persian Trea~ure Rugs
(S00-99~-RUGS) on Pacific Co~t Highway
at Marguerite in Corona del Mar. Save up to 70
percent on regular retail priced rugs.
Thousands of imported Persian and oriental
llesigner rugs arc in stod., including h:ind·\\.O\'Cn,
antique Jnd new rugs. Special sale hours are
Best
B(Jys
e\lcndcd, 10 u.m. 10 9 p.m.
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A 'E\V FRENCH fas hion
boutique opened at Fashion
Island, Jaapo (760-6915)-. r:orrner
Knrl Lngcrfcld designer and
"Jaapo" O\\nc r, M s. Naj llctman,
opened her lirst and only store at
th e Atrium Court, second le\el.
Hetman's design s arc
E:.uropenn·, American· and
African·inspired. She sells only
two of each design, which
ensures originality and
uniqueness to her customers.
Hetman's ph ilosophy i!; that
\\Omen are unique ant.I special, and therefore
\\Omen's clothe should be, too. The fashions are
made of fine European fabrics and prints. Prices
arc preuy high at S70 for a top, and about S 1,000
for a suit, but 1f )OU IO\C~ the quality and designs
HE IS ·········•·················································· The 29·year-o1d owner· of Costa
Mc!ia's Dlake Surfboards and an
avid surfer.
AN EXPANDING MARKET ·················r.·········································· Case has been making surfboards
for half of his life -an avocation
that turned into a busines'i.
And business is booming.
Case's volume has doubled in
each of the three years he has been
in business. and.he expects
business to double again this year.
Last year Bl'ake Surfboard
produced and sold 1,000 surf·
boards, with 2,000 expected for this
year. Case said he has tapped into
the Japanese surfing community
and the country holds a huge
potential in board sates.
''There is a huge market over there and they
have good surf too," Case said. Case employs a
sales representative ''ho i nuent in Japanese
and also a professional surf er.
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THEN AND NOW
Case started making the boards out of his
parent's Fountain Valley garage when he was
15. He kept at ii for five years before
recognizing the need to ''ork for a major
surfboard producer.
Following rwo tl!ree-ycar production jobs,
one with Stewart Surfboards in San Clemente
and one with Nec1ar Surfboards in San
Diego, Case felt he had enough professional
experience to launch his own line of
boards.
Blake Surfboards currently operates out of a
I ,OOO·square-foot factory in Costa ~tesa. All of
the fiber glassing is contracted out to other
companies, but all of the shaping and graphics
:ire done loc:illy.
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lMNG WHAT YOO'RE IDNC ····························································· Now a Huntington Beach
resident, Case lives close to his
work and his favorite pasttimc.
Huntington Beach's Rockin Fig is
an outlet for the boards, which arc
sold throughout the country and the
world. Blake boards are av:iilable in
Italy, Canada, Venezuela, as well as
in all major domestic surfing
communities.
As a graduate or La Quinta High
School in Westminster, Case "Said
he took a few busine s classes nt -.
Orange Coast C.Ollcge before
h1unching his own business.
"Working for the large compan-
ies is what rcallv makes the differ-
ence," Case. said. "That's where you
learn the business. design and
shaping techniques. I'm lucky that what J like to
do turned into a businc s," Case said.
Blake Surfboards is one of the premiere
developers of epoxy surfboards, one of the most
pop'ular lines of new boards available.
-Story by Cathy Werblin,
photo by Marc Martin
If )OU know someone who would make an
interesting Pilot Person. call our ReJders'
Hotline at 6.f:l-6086. Remember to leave your
name and phone number. Thanh!
of Lagcrfeld, this is a bargain. . •
MJ)Or Tom llradlcy made the trip down for the
grand opening last Monda)-night, and Jaapo
guests v.crc thankful he stayed for the entire
Cityside 1::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:::::::::::: .. :::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::~:::::::::::::::::: Public Record r::::::::::·
c\Cnt Magic John.,on wa~ supposed to be the
i.urpnsc cckbrny gu~st, but in keeping with a
long·slJnJing trad1uon of celebrity guests in
Orange County, Johnson "as a no·show.
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R£~T 1 IIREE MOVIES :u Blocl.buster Video and
rCCe-4\C a $3 d1..coun t on a CD or casselle at Music
Plus. Ulocl.bustcr Video is located on Harbor
Boule,ard in Costa Mesa (957·1331) or on Dison
A\.cnue 1r1 :\cv. port Dc ach (759-9~0-i). :rhc offer is
good at participating Mu~ic Plus Mores through
J une 30.
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T H E N£W GAP store (M5·9552) opened al
Triangle Square. At 12,000 i.quarc feet, the
locJuon 1s rumored to be the biggei.1 Gap store in
the LA region There's no I.ids clothing in this
Gap. but you'll find a great selection of reasonably
priced casuJI clo1hes fo r men and.women.
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EASTER DRESSES for girls and dress clothes for
bO}S are on ·sale at Robinsons May al Fashion
Island {644·2800) .a nd Cl) iota I Court ( 432-1800).
Easter dresses for infants, toddlers and girls,
s1Lcs 4 to 14, regularly priced from S24 to $56. are
00\\ $17 99 10 $44.99.
For bo)s, sa'e 25 percent on suit separates,
dress shirts anU lies, and an cn1ire stock of bo}S 4
to 7 dress clothing, orig1nall)-priced at $14 to S69,
now SIU 99 to $49.99.
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TOY CITY I'> hJ\ing an Easter clc;irance SJlc, and
1s dbcuunting ~\Cf)lhing in the store 25 percent.
Kite drill team
.....
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I
Items fur Ea~ter include E<t'iler grass al :?9 cents
a bag: ccllophJnc "mp, three colors for 39 cents;
Easter basl..ch at 69 cent'>, bunnies a t Sl.~9;
cg&:fulunng l..1ts al 39 cent'>; E:istcr coloring books
:it 49 ccnh; spurning eggs :H 99 cents; Easter cut
outs 19 tent.., and gliuer cgg·coloring kits at Sl.99.
Job loLada, left, Sammy Montaban and John Kelly fall into kite formation with Acria.l Pursuit Kite) near Ne"port Pier.
Aside from LJ\tcr 11cms, Tuy C1ty stocks most
maJOr bramh of l<>} '· bike~. wagons, chairs and
more Toy Ctt) (557-&'b45) as located on Baker
~trcct at I am 1c'' 1n Co~la Mesa Closed Easter
Sunda)
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lle!>t BuJs nppc.irs Tl1ur!>dtJJS Dod SaturdDJS.
Hhc•tlu·r JOu'rc a mcrch:Jnt or :i shopper, If JOU
J.1101v of a good buy, I 'd lot<: to gfrc JOU some
publicltJ'. C:i/l, me DI S-10·121-1, lax me DI 6-16·-1170
or Mr/tc to me: Dest Duys, Daily Piiot, JJO U'. Day
St., Co!>tu l\lcstJ, Cu/If. 92617.
Health Fair Expo planned
by OASIS Hoag Volunteers
CORONA Dl:.L MAR -A health fair offering free
screenings for dermatology, body fat anal}Sis, blood
pressure, hearing. '1)ion, pulmonary lung function and
much more will be hol>tcd by the OASIS Senior Center and
volunteers from Hoag I Jospital's medical staff.
Nominal fee~ will be charged for blood tests and
111forma1lon "Iii be available on topics ranging from
changing health i'>sucs to personal care. Pneumonia and
tetanus !.hots v. ill be available free of charge.
lbc 1993 llcalth Fair bpo will open Saturday, April 24
Crom 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the OASIS Senior Center on the
corner of 5th and Narcissus.
For more information. call (714) 644·3244.
Park Cleanup Day set for April 24
COSTA Ml::.SA -To help celebrate L:i rth Day <tnJ
Arbor Day, ''Park Cleanup Day" will be held April :!4 from
8 a.m. until 3 p.m. at Canyon Park, 970 Arbor Blvd.
The cleanup day originally \\:lS planned for February. but
1t had lo be re)cheduled becau)C of rain.
During cleanup day, volunteers will plant schrub • trees
and ground cover in 1he par!... Volunteer arc asked 10 wear
work clothe!., 1nclud1ng boots or other heJvy !.hoes. 1 he city
will provide hats, glo\e , hand 1uob and refreshments
Interested \\Orkers should report to a s1gn·in area in the
main parking lot, and will be required to sign a volun1eer
li.ibility \\ai\er Corm. The city will al o reque t that~
volunteers fill out a questionnaire.
Persons interested in lending a hand should conlac1 the
Departmeot of Community Services al 754·5300.
liiljPiiiL lht> ~pun Bt.1dvCosu Mes. D•.lrP\loc (U~ 144·800) rt pubhsht'Ci Mondoiy tliroogti
s.uu~y. and wbtciptic>M l lf ;av;a~able ~
S 7 SO Pf' month by artie'f 1n ~
kach .lnd COit.i ~. S8 SS Pf' month by
m.1•l ;and for wtec1f!d othtf rovtts by Cosu ~ (;pn\mi.ntty New., Inc .. llO W Bay
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lOCAl TEMPBIATIIB
Ntwpor1 Buch 63'45
Balboa: 6J/46
(O)I• Mes;a: 65 44
(oron• del M;u: 65 44
TIIMY
Mo•lly sunny and pltasant today
wllh WMmfr ttrnper•turu. Highs
In tht upper 60s,lows •round 50.
RIBAIT
Mort' .sunshint tomorrow, tom•
doud~ •nd wmdy on S•turday, fair
and w•rmer for thf hSltr Bunny
und.11y , .. , ..
No •mill craft ad\.isorifS art
di pl.i~t'd llitht llolrtablt winds
shlfllnit \outflM t to M't 10 to 1S
knott hw1 foot stu with J fOO(
~Hltrlt t .. lf --unmt'I & .. • "'' wnM1: 7:1t pm
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lOCATION SIZE SHAl'E
Hunllngtun 1·2 poor N~por1 lletkh 1·2 poor
COf'on• Mf ~' 1·2 poor
1..t1u111 kxh 1·2 poor
S..n ('~nit I•) poor
(){un ''"'~'*'",.., 6J
mu
T004Y l1n1t-
f l"I h~ ~ond low
St\ one! hill'
t•tOAY
llntkM llol httlh
~ondlo
Sftewtd hip
Sllam ·11
It.JO• m. 4 J
4:49 p M 1 I
lt:OJ p.m 't
'04 ""'· .0' 12 ll p"' ) •
~·21 pm I 6
11:46pm ~•
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BIRTHS
HO"G Mt!'.10Rl.\l HO~PIT"°'l
MJn.h -I
o lluutll and Sabrina Shol(t,
"~port 8t'JC'h. girl
... Tfrry and Sut McCudlt,
(O' IJ Mt'SJ girl
March;
tl k~\in •nd P.Urici.a SIHlt,
Nl'\~pon Be.arh bo)
March 6
o Arthur and Brooke Tov.ar,
Cosu Mes.!, boy
o Rodolro and Lit Qut\tdo,
Cthl.t~~ ~ March~7
a J.1n ollld Di.int Ooslerhor,
(o>U M~ boy
~~rt.h 11
o R.ind.ill and K•rtn Oo>Ail,
cxta Mn.i, g1r1
o Gltnn "1ld Non Croill',
C())l.i Mes.i gtil
Robfrt and Y\ftlt Wittm&n,
Cost.l MtS.l, girt
M.llCh 9
o W1lli.lm ilnd Michtllt Wtngeitr,
Nt'\\.port Be~ch girl
M.11c.h I)
o Huold •nd Rosollind Fox.
Newport Be~. girl --
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PWCE LOG
COSTA MESA
M.lgnolia· Roughly SJOO worth ol
compJtt d1)( "ere d1w:O\ered
stolen last T u~ay from a homt' 111
the 200 bloc\..
Paloma Ori\1e Nt>arly S 17 000
\\Orth o( Je\V I')'. including a
S4.500 d1Jmond pend.lnt and a
blJclo. onyx antique ring were
stoll'n Friday from a home in thl'
2000 block
Various l ocations. Autos \.\.ere
reported stolen SundJy frmo the
700 block of West 18th Street,
South Coast Plaza and the 100
block of East Bay Strttt
NEWPORT BEACH
Yacht Vigliant: Smee October, a
mJn f1.,.mg 1n the 200 block
reported thJt he has rece1'we<l a)
mJny as 100 hang up phone CJ11s
and annoying messages on his
answering mathme.
Evening Canyon: A driver·~ suit,
helmet, shoes, gym bag and watch
were stolen from the bed of a
pickup truck 1n the 250 block.
Westerly Place: A man reported
that his hubcaps totalling S772
were taL.en from his c.1r parked 1r
the 3900 block.
Birch Street: A woman who set
her gold bracelet down m her -
office 1n the 4C>ro block reported
t/lat someone s1ole it
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Super lotto
Wedn~.iy, April 7
f,\ckpol SJ.2 m1llton
J 4, 8 1<}, 36 41
Dec co
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• Diamond~ .............. J•d•
•Spades .................... 9
On the cover
• The painting of the V11
Lido-~~ by Jane
London on the front p1g.
~ from the City of New·
pott Beich 1993 ai.ndar.
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Piiot Thurea;day. April 8, 1993 A:t
Care to read · this column? Tha1~11 be 10 bucks, please
I sold out thi very column. For
10 bucks.
Let me explain. U1 t week,
the newly formed Newport Beach
branch of the American Heart
Association threw a celebrity
waiter f und·raisi ng bash at the
Editor's
Notebook
Dalboa Day Club.
1t worked like
this. Lo<;al
celebrities -and
I use the word
loosely here -
buy a table and
invite JO
''gue)ts," who
end up pa?ing for
nearly "everyt ·
but them
ati.clf. Example:
Want a fork?
How about a
napkin? That will
be one dollar each. Want water?
Two bucks. And so it goes at the
25 table).
Scraping the bottom of the local
celebrity barrel, the f und-iaiser's
organizers -led by human
dynamo Dayna Pe ttit -asked me
10 be a waiter. Flallered, I forked
ove r the money.
Invite 10 fricll(h, I was told.
And by th e way, they )aid, yo u
may want to \\Car something
• !.pccial. Special? I a)l..cd. Yes, they
replied, th i)1 i) a fun -and
some11mci. "aid -C\Cnt. Dress
according!).
I dccu..led to be daring. brcal..ing
out.my-:111andard editor'i. ou1f11:
O.\ford i.hart, ·pn:ppy tic and l..hal..1
pant Not a good move . My fcllo"
\\aatcr) J.aukJ the cro\\d \\1th
their get·ups. Pe11i1 wa!t a mime,
complete with card with diuloguc
e>n them ("Hi, I'm Dayne Pe1t11 ").
Irvine Co.'s Carol Hoffman caane
as a humnn valentine. Realtor
Stan Sax wore an claborute
Aladdin co!>tume. And one of
Newport Bench's mo!ltt re!itpcctcd
citizens, Buu Pen.on, dressed in
drug (and he seem to enjoy 11 a
lillle too much, if you catch my
drift).
My outfit stunk, nod my 10
friends, most of whom were broke,
didn't help matters.
"The trick," gently counseled a
fellow celebrity waiter after getting
a look at my t:ible guei.1!11, "ho had
about the same financial firepower
as' my 4-year-old son, ''is to am ate
your company's vendor . They
want to keep ydu r bus1ne!lli.; they'll
spsnd a ton of money without you
lifting a finge r."
Oh.
I surveyed the motley crew at
my table. These people weren't
high rollers. I told them about a
free lunch, and lhcy sho\\ed up.
I was in trouble.
Fortunately, Tom Johni.on, 1hc
Daily Pilot's a!ltsociate publi!lthc r
and the best sale'sman r \e C\Cr
met, was at my table. I le scn!ied
my predicament. The ltwca t
pouring down my fa ce may hJ\C
given me away.
You sec, the other \\Uater'I Jnd
waitreS!lles were furaoui.I} ra1i.ing
all kinds of monc_y for the I lcJrl
Association. The lot;ib from °?ach
table \\Cre _shO\\n on an o'crhc;.iJ
projector for all the \\Orld to ~cc
The figures didn't lie. f\ty t;.iblc
Easter Reservations
Early
•
Serving Dinner and
Champagne Patio Brunch
723-0621
SEE WHY .. ,
THE EASTER
BUNNY
SHGP$ ...
AT NEWPORT PAR1Y CENTER.
Wt Haw E._.~rytlll~ Vow NH" Fo.-TN.c &urn Ewl')ON
WiJJ R~"-Easm Fbp . Wind.ock.s. O.ocolatr
Ounnlct, £a,rrr ~nJy, Jrlly lk-llya, Carro« and Ea Liehu .
B.ulms. C'..tliorhanr. Graa, f'lwh Bunrua . Tea rou anJ
C ,.., R.ulcrt Srufftn, Pony Surplia.
I oufiON, Oafu, Atc.('JMk)fia,
~·~f' crnicl Mwch, M..ch MMt l .
}llN.SSO,. 's t.
111WfOU~'t'Allr.m11et
714/6S0-6070 • OPEN 7 DAYS!
NEWroRT N. VO omur 6 NEWPORT 81.\'D'
was la\t. De:id Inst. The Cal1fornu
Angch o( (und-r:using.
J h:.ad to do something. Tom
pulled me ai.1de.
''Sell )'OUr COIL\)1\n," he
whi .. pcrcd to me.
"What?" 1 askccJ.,
"Sell your column. Tell people
1hey can be in it for $10.''
h :.ounded good. l rushed pve r
to emcee Jim Villeri., who made
th e announccmtnt: gave Lobdell
SIO and your bu)ines:. card, and
}Ou'll get in his next column.
One of the fi rst people to ru~h
(Woll, actually) 10 my table with
10 bucks and a busine!:.!:. card \\aS
Do nna Oa,ls, the brilliant staff
wri1er for the Orange County
Reghter. She \\3S followed closely
by a co.lleaguc, the savvy Ronna
• Kelly, vice president, community
rclataonli for The Register.
N ewport Beach's acting police
chief and all-around nice guy,
Jim J ncobs, \\anled to see his
name in the same article that
didn't have lh-c words ,"allegedly,"
"rcporiedly," or "ano~mous
sources said." He gave me 10 and
hi s ca rd. Newpori Mayor Clarence
Turner, who's also president of
Trico Realty, Inc. in Costa Mesa.
probably had the same moti\ation
when he a11tccd up .
The people. cards and monC)
then came an \\a,es: Roy L.
Freema n, rcullor "ith Waterfront
lloahcs, lnc.; Sharon Duffncr,
senior account e:1.ccu1i'c "11h
Non'l:st Mortgage, Inc. in In inc :
~l:irt) ~lalcomb, a rcaltor w11h
Grubb & Elhs; Deborah Rcstaino.
senior accoun1 e.\ccula\C \\ith
ZVNOlYTE
SPHO-E·NAMEL
SNAY Pl\INT .
Rf'9 S1 99 ggc
Pl\INT , .....
tcau 1,5 .o
l·adelaty N.i11unal 'J atlc: in I U)lan
<.iary J, ill Sano, Mr. o·, Fine
C,afh and C.:ollec1iblc!ll; C:urul
Uofl'man, "kt pn.~s1Jent
ent11lcmen1, the lt'-ane Co,
Colleen 0. Atk.in5on, con1rnllcr;
AJcta Cannon, \ICC prc.:.adcnt,
Orad'>on Co111cac.t f-urn11urc ill
Ir. anc; ~lli-L Mu s'!llullrn, \ho ha-.
grc:a1 legs.
Willium L)Ull, builder Jlld
devl:lopc:r, \\ 11l1J111 LHm to
Jamci. U. Stone, a I u'tin JllOI ne)
at law; Linda Dougherty,
counselor, l'.mfac View Mcmura;il
Par!.; Phil Tottr, UalbuJ PJ\1hun
Company; Enrkne ~10 c , "ho '
bc:.iu11ful art \I.Ork ll> i.hu"n aL
the Gallerae Carlene on ~uuth
<.:oasl Highv.a> 111 L .. gun.a Ucal'tl .
L>iauc Coltnanc, brol..cr, Tarbell
kcahors, K1d1ard (,,.1rtn:ll,
r rci.adent CLO. 1'e" po11 IJcach
Conference & V1i.1ton 8urc:i.lu:
Anne EHU\S Quinn, gencr.i..1
manager, Ne"pott Dunei. UcHrly
Ra), who O\\rn. the IJJl bu:.a Lb~
Club~ Bill lljmillon, prclt1Jcnt ()j
the Cannery Rc.,t:.aurant, Gib
}'una11dc2, general m:.anagc:r uf
'I he Archei.; Kluus Go<:dl.'d .. e,
d1)1rict' man:..gcr for the
Autornob1le Club of Suuthc:rn
C.1lifornaJ; Curol Ann llail·r,
01')t\0Cti1,e Plui. AppJrul an 1 U'>llO
Jcnnircr Hort, ofl1c:c managa ul
K<nco Co~trullaun In c. 111 Inane,
Kath) Sullhao, Jin:~111r ot I ra1 'I
l· 1~ tti\;h:u o ~ulh\1ln, ptC)ident
vi b:i)"acv; nhm1tcd: and Whit
Hall "'" ..... u . v i owlC) IOI Bafb<>;i
l ... 111 11 i...•11;jJlf1a J'u :.c:ngc:r
~ .. , ....... 11 ... J 11 uu: ..... u ' uMu .>IJ .1 • .u1c:. in all
01 JW 111 ... 1;11.-.:ruo) for ttle
l k~11 A .1arn•11 I he heat was
ul I I 11b u 1 "HO Ill) ,hare to
tJl)C 111ui ... h.ir ).>~ l)U\) an a
\angle lu11..r1 · .. ouut :)5,000 o¥c:r
the gual.
Neu )car, 1 m follu\\ang
an lruu Pcr.,on ) hagh-heded
louistep\ \\1th lcg!it like mine,
the lip.,, re bound to b1,; Detter
H iJ11.Jm Lubddl is the L-d1tor.
FURNITURE
RENT AL & RESALE
CLEARANCE CENTER
30.COO so. ff. WAREHOC E HonooMS
"The Bes t K ept Secret in O range County"
5-piece
SET
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0~ $59
t0MPL£Tf
Hundreds Of Items To Chopsc From!!!
Save .30°/o -50°/o On Quali~ N ame Brand Furniture,
Just Returned From Model Homes and Movie Sets!
HURRY IN AND SAVE ON OUR BEST
INTERIOR & EXTERIOR PAIN TS!
CUS TOM COLOR MATCHING. TOO! e
EXTHtOR RAT LATIE>C
HOUSI Pl\INT ont coat covera9' • 10
~ar 01¥at>ikty •St~
rfSISt ant • NO Ct\;llC w W1 oown • l\Jnle & mllOeW ~rant • Non yetl0Wlfl9
Re<J S1f>99
~~fr.il $1192
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S199 B~~-rMlMaw ---
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A ' 1hc ra n.s kt p ~~t in March. sOm.e
local car dealers began to s.cc tbe mwnis
ol a r.atcs raUy. ·
Some re pondcnu lb The paaly Pilot
-Economk lnJc'X.sur.ey ot local auto dealcr1
conunue to ,uf!er ifugghb ~cs results. but other
c:kalershiJ'). S"..:rv~cd posted stroni enough rC\enue
gams ~o carry lh~ wney poup to i. sig1tific:tnt
\'C r-to-ear ~ales increase. . ~
Members of the S'Jt\C> group in March posted' 9
percent mcrea~. en :i~erage, O\er their ~1arch 1992
sal:s le.els. The .\f"'rch increase foll~ed rain-marred
optimistic about market condicaom. He adtkd that
based oa the ace and c.ondirioo of trade-ms he's been
receiving. he beliC\es many cu.Stamen ha'e been
holding off o~bu)t new can and arc tired of
.. aitinc.
"Wc''e bad $C\~ral big months, and ..,.e·,e had a
real good start to the month of ApriJ." he s.aid "The
economy is getting back ro normal. Yrc rope."
SlJJJ, "°'bile there were SC\.eral success stone> in
March. there Yrere aho some dcaJersh1ps that ha,en't
been able to break out of thelt 13.lcs slumps. .
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··• Paula Hoo,er, !orm~rJ~ m .. n .... r
' of f int Inter .. tate Uan 's S ni.a Fe
Springs doc:.imen1 1.:n11. has b:en
Jlamed manager or the b-::~.'s
t>ra'\ch ofh:.e at Center T~er .n
Co)ta Men.
ales results in fanuttl) and Febru::iry.and a'erage
~!es ccclines In t>1.0 of the previous four ~onths .•
S:ate'o'i de, car sale) v.er~ c! n more than 7 percent
tram >car-ago le·.els 1n rajn·soaked Januat).
•·w~ had our best month in three )Cars," said one
h:ip~ deat:oh1p m:in3gcr. "I thin1. the market 1s o n
the a~ b:;ca; If I c!idn't, I "ouldn•t be doubling my
.. C-."t lhg budget:'
One suncy rC1pondent said that because of
structural. long-term ptoblems ,.ith the C<lliCorni:i
economy, he's not upeeung a robust car·.ales market
any ume soon.
"I don't see an) sign or general marker
impr~emen1," he said "I hope I'm v.rong. bul v.c'rc
planning that the market v.e sec is the market "e get
ibis )'Car and next.··
• Represents last. year's pe~formance. A score above
100 reflects an imero.,ement Ol-er the sa.me. month the
pre.,ious ,.eir, uh1le a score below 100 md1cates a de·
dine. Scoring is b•ued on sales of local auto dealers "hoar~ ~une>ed regularly for this feature .
Prakub ~arotin ha b~en'
nJm~ rcg.unJI met! .al d1t .tor
· One ce:il:r)hip o"~ncr said that after three or four
CCI<: "~wtr.e rr "l'hs of \a)t1.T impro-.cd ~les, he's
The March index score "foe-auto uTes· 109
-BJ Ton) Cox
_ Western Waste Irtdtistries
SINCE 1957
Saturday, April 10th, 3:30·5:00
THO~L KE~EALLY
for ac .. erly !\fanor !" ~:s1r.5
~ntcrs· facilities fn 0:-ngc and
San Diego co ... ntaes, :nd .. I.! ng the:
compan) ·s ~tJ ~tesa m:amg
center. Nara.n 1s c rremt • .sn
assistant profC:i.,..,;r o! g~r:'.'atr1~
med.cine ill L.CLA "? ....,
Wanna place a
classified ad? Scmni Cei:Tal and SouUt Or~ COW\l7
.S~In Booker Pme Winner, v.111 1gn hi nev. book
"\.\oman of the a."
Bob C.hapman, a s2ks ellee"U:1\e
..... th .'\e .. pon
Bcach-ba~d
homebu ilding
firm RGC. h ... ~
been n ... rr.ed
S<ile) .~iwn:i&er
of the Ye:sr'· by
the S;st1onal A,~t.on of
Homcbu11der>'
Sales and ·
Markeung Ch Co .. nCJI apman
Chapman has been v. .th RGC
since 1982
\'onnlt Gibbons o! Kemper
Securnie!I Inc. in Se 'port Bc~ch
u one of 1,000 finan~1:il ·
rcpre5oentJt11ocs ri~uon ~ice named
to the Kemper Execu1'.c Coun.11,
which provide~ recognmun :.:id .
sales suppon to top Kemper
agents Gibbons t-J~ "orl.ed in tr.e
financial services tndJstry for 21
years.
Carol}n 5toops h.u been n;imcd
corporate account m.:tn.:igcr .... 11h
the Newport Seac;.h Mamou Hotel
& Ten 1s Oub. St.JCJPS has been
wnh M moll since 19~ and
worked for three \Cars :ss
corporate accouni man:sger with
, the If'\ inc Marriott
. , 1 •. . _, ~. .. ..
f •' ~:. ' I -'~
Aluminum Run ning Boards ·
Vans • Pick·Ul>B • Explorers
Call the Da ily Pilot
classified ad\ ertising
) department
TOl*'°4)' Power
So:r.iec Baccs
OffuTmlm
Rent-A-Bin
at 642-5678. 16281 Chn.stnx:iioo Circle West, Irvine 857 ,65 23
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of Orange County O]L le FILTER
Profes ionally Accredited to provide . SPECIAL · individual. couple a nd group therapy
fo r children and adults. Reg. '59"
Now $29~! f ees \.;ary based on household income
:IC Licensed Therapists -Includes up to 5 quarts of
Costrof GTX oll and a genuine
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Juc;t off Main St. near the 55 Fwy.
f C:1t .\.1acArthur t:nt from 55 or 405 J
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1 • Newport Beach/Costa Meaa Daily Pilot Thursday, April 8, 1993 Aa
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Thursday, April 8
Yachting Clubs -
The Newport Harbor Area
Chamber o( Commerce's Ma-
rine Division will host a pre-
sentation on yachting clubs
at its monthly breilkfast
me~ing. beginning at 7:30
a.m. at [;)e Anza Bayside Vil-
lage. Cost is $5. For informa-
tion, call 729-4400.
Company award -
The Association for Corporate
Growth will recogn1Le RJin-
bow Technologies Inc. at the
group's monthTy meeting, be-
ginning with a reception at
5:30 p.m. at The Pacific
Club in Newport Beach. Co!>t
is $20 for non-member). For
reservJt1ons, call 252-2303.
Women in Sales -
lhe OrJnge County chapter
o( Women in Sales will ho)t
its monthly dinner meeting,
from 5:30 p.m. 10 9 p.m. at
the Westin South CoJi.t PlaLa
Hotel. Cost is $25 for mem·
bers and S30 for gue>(.). for
reservations, call 54 l-2001.
Tuesday, April'"l 3
Business Women
-South Coast Bus1ne)> and
Professional Women will
hold its monthly lunch meet-
ing, beginning '"th net,,ork·
ing at 11 :30 a m. at the El
Torito Crill in Costa Ml'o,.1
Cost 1s S 15 (0< members and
Sl9 for non-members. For
re~r\at1ons, call 472·-1666
Hoteliers check in with fmproved occupancy rates in February
The local hotel market in February enjoyed office building in lrvlt\e.
a tignificant year-to-year improvement in Dolphin Partners, an Irvine investment
occupancy,_yt suffered another ktback in company, bought the two-story building from
average room rates, according to a report by Glendale Federal Bank for $3.8 million, which
PKP Con~ulllna. works out to $73 a square fool, a relatively
Average hotel occupancy in the airport area, high price in the depressed Orange County real
which includes Newport Beach and Costa e~tate market. . • • •
Mesa, increased from 63.3 percent in February The building ~s 88 percent leased.
1992 to 67.4 percen' this February. At the O
same time, the average room rate slipped from John and Michelle D'Amore have purcha~etJ
$77.56 this time last year to S75.60. Hell Deli in Costa Mesa from Doug Daigle in
According to the PKF report, the an acquisition brokcr~d by Bates Busines
airport-area market outperformed the Group.
countywide showing, but the local segment The D'Amores, who reside in Mission VieJO,
suffered a slightly greater decline in room plan to expand Heli Deli's services. The deli,
rates. located on Airway Avenue is known for
Through the first two months of the year, _ _..A<h"'fig.,..b..qunlity food and catering 10 charter
PKF said, airport-area hotels have I airlines.
accomplished a 7.3 percent gain in average
occupancy, but the average rate is do'' n
slightly.
0
Tom Taylor, a broker in Grubb & Ellis
Commercial Real Estate Services' Newport
• Beach office, helped negotiate D.>lphin '
Partners' purchase of a 52,000-square-foot
LOCAL NEWS
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In the area's larges\ retail land sale this year,
Newport Beach-based HIUman Properties has
sold an 18-acrc ·site in the SA V 1 Ranch
Dusiness Park in northeast Anaheim to K man
Corp. for more than S9.2 million.
K mart.is e.xpecled to begin building a
shopping center on the site this summer, and
the prOJCCt i) scheduled for completion in
early-199.t. ,
0
Rodhelm Morketioc Croup in CoslJ Me'>J
ha5 been )elected to pro .. ide communny and
public relations services to Ne\\ port 8c;ich la\\
nrm Davis, Punelll, Keathley & Willard
0
1 he North Face. which !>pccialites in
mountaineering and ski goods, has opened 11!.
new 7,280·squarc-foot store 31 TriJngle Squart:
in downtown Costa Mc11a. The compan) 's
Orange County ou1let \\as formerly loc:ueJ at
South Coast Plaza's Ct)M..il Court.
0
The Costa Mes:i Chamber of Commerce
announced 1he recent addmon!> of the
following new members· 11th trcct Dar and
Grill, A.A. Coast .Cellu lar Inc., CoJstal
Communities Hospit:ll, Fashion Acadcm) lnc.
Friedman & Friedman fn)uranu~. Colden late
Tire, Ho-Ho The Cto~o. Jtnn) CrJig, Jct
Apparel·Croup, Nabers Cadillac.Buie~ Park
Ce nter Place Apartments, P~lsc lleahh
en ices, \\:Csglo Industries :ind Office Dcpor .
-Dy Ton) {1n
For a
subscription Tubero e ............. S9.50/bu 10 Tulips .................. $ :00/bu 10 ." .. ti!~,, ........ "'. k'l.l lllWM>hl ,,,
to the Daily Pil ot,
· ca ll 642-4333.
lris ....................... $3.50/bu 10 Freesia ................ S3.00/bu 10
Carnations .......... $7.50 bu 25 Delphinium ......... $4.95/bu IO
AJslromena ......... S6.SO bu JO Snapdragons ....... $5. 95 'bu I 0
Gerbera ......... .,, .. $9.50 bu 10 Stargazers ............. $2.50 each
Short Ro e ........ S8.95Jbu 25 Long Ro es ...... SI .OO'bu 25
All prices are cash and carry only!.
California
~~· ~
Aower Market
~1onday -Friday 9am-5pm
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Joll lallll.., Ill
hllbll' u.. tllr' ... t
Job lo \es 1n Orange
County last year may have
been ~or e th n previou~Jy
feared, according to the lat-
ei.t ei.timatcs by the i.tate
employment Development
Oc:partment.
State officials previously
reported that the county
suffered a net Joss or 30,300
job~ in 1992, but they re·
cently revbed that figu rt
with 3 new estimate or
37.200. Thai employment
decline come~ on the heels
of an estimated net loss or
45,600 JObs in 1991, ac-
corJ1ng lo the Employment
oe .. elopment Department.
The state now estimates
tha1 Lo Angeles, Orange,
1<1 .. erside, San Bernardino
and Ventura counties lost
~3.500 JOb~ last )Car, up
from an earlier report of
• 152,700, and nearly equal 10
the 26-1 ,300 JObl> lost in the
· IM~·Count) area in 1-991.
For a ~V1de Selection of
SPORTSWEAR
mc/uding
•Chap~ bi Ralph Lauren
• Ruff He~vn
• Re~n pooner
• Rher City
• Aahala
•Duffel
• Que by Quiksilver
LOWER YOUR
TAXES
BY S 1·,000 NOW 150 WHEN You oiN!
Free Report reveals things
the IRS doesn 't want you to know! . CALL
1·100-773-0127
2 4 hours o day for o
FREE RECORDED
MESSAGE
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ZestilinK
SMOKED SAUSAGE
Fully Cooked -Just Heat & Eat!
$3.99 lb. whU~ suppliu last.
Traditional Easter aaaaaae available
only at Bldory Parma.
Custom Easter
Baskets
Choose your favorite basl<et
end goodies. Wi'U do the
trimming PIUI
(Baskfts i.l&tttnt at SI 99)
--...--.:WE·~~ STCUFF PLAZA
· t7tb at lmne Aft., Newport ~
• Stnd A Gift By Piton~ 642-4302 •
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M Thursday, April 8, 1993
Access: City
· tries to get
.\into the Act
--Despite money woes.
Costa Mesa officials make
effort to comply with
disabilities measure.
By Cathy Werblin
Swlf V.r 'Cf
COSTA MESA -In the midst
of its ongoing hiring and wage!"
freezes, budget cu1s and possible
employee layoffs, CoslJ Mesa is
l:lClng n huge bill 10 bring ci ly·
owned facilities into compliance
Y.ith the 1990 Americans With
Disabilit1es Act.
Cit) Attorney Tom Kathe said
close to S 1 Qlillion is needed to
~ring the Civic Cente r 1n10 compli·
aricc with state and federal handi·
c;.apped ncce:.s regulations, with
S 100.000 budgeted for expenditure
. 1hi'> )Car A st~ggcring Sl2 million
~ould be: spent bringing city of·
faces. meeting rooms, parks, com·
muntt) centers and streets up to
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-~Bllcll IOWAa 7 NIWPOIT (INIMA 300 ~
C-o.. .. 6H 0760
I le<n Yeai.r,..., IPGl 12 30. 3, S 30. I
1030
2. ~•nt ,.,.,_1 1~ 12, 2 30 S, 130.
10 ~
3 lftde<ent hepM•I Ct) 11 45.? • 30.1,
t .30
IOWAIOS ISLAND CINlMA fo1t.-hlo<od,
Newpoti Ctn•t r 640 1218 •
I Jock tt.e leor (PG-131 12, 2 IS 4 30, 1
9 15
2 Unferglvtn (lj l,3.6,9,
3 Th• Sondlot "GI 11 4S 2 15, • •s • 9 Is
4 T ... Ctylfte Gome tt 7. 9 IS. Orevnd·
hee Doy ('Gl 12;1S, 2-lO, 4:0
S. Scent ef A We,...n II •S 3 615
9 30
6 Uventureo ol Huck flnn ll'CI 11 7 JO. s. 7 30, 9 •S
7 hint of No le turn 'l 12 •S. 3 IS. S 45.
8 20. 1030
UDO CINlMA ""-P011 tf;d o< ,_..,PO" V~
673 8l:IO •
Strlc'lly lollreom PG1 I, 3 S 7, 9
POIT THlAJH 2905 C Coott ~~"°' 67J ,
6260
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Costa Mesa
IDWAIDS CINl)AA ClNTll 2701 ~ibot 8J.G I
Meta v~, 919 •u1
I S.ncllel(f'C I 2 i S. 2 JO. • 4S, 1 9 IS
2 Cop & Holl IPGI 12.1 . •. 6. &. 10
3 Oreund~ Dor (l'G) 12. 2 30. S. 1 30. 10
4 Adventur .. ol Huck flnn IPGl I I •S
2 IS, 4 4S 7 IS, 9.~S
lDWUDS CtHlMA tiott. 9"'d //ltJo« 1 /I.~
S•6 310?
ln<k<•nt ,.,._...., l") 12 45, 1 IS, S •S. ''°· 1030
HAHOI TWIN CINIMAS Hetti. 11.4}[ WJ
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2 f-f'Yeu,.. t'(;)2 6, 1010 Unteme,j
HtontG 13; 12 4,I OS
MUA CINIMA ,_,.•l'O" p-d /I ~h S• 646 S0?5
T ... ledy9uord (RJ S 30 8. 10 20 ,
lllANOU SQUAU 19th StJtl..00. t .d !114
11~S
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10 2 •
~ The C1V1h "1 17 7 4 o S, 9 JO 10 30
3 Unferglven t' 1 30, 4 lO T 30. 10 IS
4 lorn Yaolerdoy IPGI 11 4S ? 4 JO. 1
9 IS
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ll'Gl ·I 3. S. 7.
6 the C,.,lng Com. ,1 I, J 30. 6. 8 3\.,
10 •"
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10
II foiling Down !(! 17 •). J IS, S •S. 8 15
IOJO
TOWN CINTU CIN[MAJ X..,1+. Coo•• l'lo10 151 418• • {
I Unfor~lven 1~ I, 4 7, 10
7 'ou lon fb h ·'I I 30. 4 30, 1 JO. 10 I~
J Scent el A Woman ' I I 30 1 •S: o.
9 s
• Jock the IMr PG-13l 17 30 3 S JO, 8
10 IS ~
60UTH COAIT PL.UA a. ,~,.._ S40
2111
I "'41Ment .......... ~ 12, 2 30 S, 1 30,
10 •
7 f'elm ef He letum ~ 11 IS 2 30 4 •S.
1, 9 IS
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50UtH COAST VIUAGI s.,..llo..., .. I< •IOI
~0 0594
I The Crylfte 0•-t-i ll 30. 3, S 30, I , 10
? Ult• Weter for Checelote l•l 11 30. ?,
• 30. 7 9 30
3 loat Oor• el Chu Neu• ~I 17, 2 JO. S , JO, 10
Irvine
THI UNMllSlf'I' CINIMA 4245 ,.,..,...., 0<,.
IS• 1111 I ..
I Hew•""• ln,j IPG) I 30 4 JO 1 JO.
10 IS
2 The Cnloh (~ 12, 2, 4, 6 I I S. I 0 IS
3 Monled To 11 1-i 12 30. S 4S, 10 •S Scent
ef A W9mon "1 ? •S, ti
4 Jeck the leor (l'G·l31 12 ? JO S 1 JO
9 •S ,
S Cop & A Hott fl'Cil 11 •S '· 4 10 7 9 IS
6 The Ctyln9 Oome ~II 30. I •~ 4 I> IS a lO 10 '.IO
WOODlllDOI (INIMAS llo•"""a Po<\wo11 c ... '•' o. ... SSI 06SS
I Indecent PropoHll 1111 12 4S J, S IS.
~JO. 9 45
7 Ad¥tnlo1t .. of Huck Finn (PG 11 30. 2
• 30. 1 9 IS
J Sondlot ll'GI 11. 7, 4 6 IS 8 J:> 10 30
• lorn Yeatardoy (PG' 17 30. J S JO. 8
10X)
5 '•Int ef No let11m 1•, 8~~-10 70. Nlnlo
Tunleo PC) 17 JO, 2 30, • JO. 6 'ill._
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Includes o FREE Leather Holster.
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the strict letter of the.la'"· .--------------------------------------,--------! Value.
"The Civic Center1 has been our
~o. I priority becau!>e thb 1s the
hub of access to government," said
Rick Pickering, lSllistanl Cit) man·
Jger. "Once \\C\e fi nished ~ur
1'o. I priority. we'll move f,rtfin the·
Ci\IC Ccntl!r complex to the com·
niunlty centers· to the p;1rks ·and·
the remainder of the city."
Visit Garr.ett 's
~.\RCE.
E CEPTIONAL
AVI CS
tl1 r;ou~:l!"U I ou r Ltat hn
Lallc•n 1111 lud11111: Sofh ,
Chair ... ...,,.f.1 Ut'd•. ~1'111111
al ... aml OfriC'I' Fum11urt'
Leather (lalleey I I\ I: U :AT/11.H
Fl H\/Tl Rt' Sl\<'I 196.I
CEATHER
SOFA
8e1·tra l ('olor1
to Choosl' f rom
l'>\LE 51995 PR I CEO
We also stock a
huge selection
oi other great
Stanley products.
COSTA MESA
1275 Bristol St.
(714) SS6-1 SOO
Mlriri 71•Slit1-S • S. H
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----------NEWPORT ILYO Pickering s.11d the SI00.000 to
b~ spent th1-, )ear v.111 be u~ed to
upgratlc cit) office:. und 1111!eting
m ums. The cm council's chamber
aln:ud) has been mod_ified to pro·
• 1 ... nUttll' ... ,. p atn I a1hn rn·m fotW'4
l-11t1rru manut..« ,.,,,.,.. lnrludtn~
t mr,...tn c l••"te Hrattm,,.,., \••uu'
'onh ltic ~ .. ,... •nti l>t•lll•• tu1t1
. ~B m • REDHILL AVE
Prices good thru 4/14/93
\1Je ~pace for \\hcelchairs, and its 21 15 lti\HBOR BL\O .. COST \ \tt:S \ • 714 64~0275
n 1crophone!I h .. I\ c been IO\~Cred. 2 ,.,, ... -..iu1h ... r '-•n o ... iru ~ ........ ,
llOt RS1 IHIL\ 10-o. M 'U\\
12-5. ( l.(h .. 'I) ''°'I>\\ OVlR 12 MILLION FEET OF LUMBER ANO PL YWOOO IN STOCK l<.Jmp~ into the cit) complex \\ill ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
bl! built by cJrl) summer, se"eral
counters ha\C alreadv been low-
ered, Jnd automatic· door!I h:ive
been 1nstallcd, he :.u1tl.
"It is our goal to taki; good fa ith
:.i.:t1on" to comply \\llh the dis·
abilities act, Pickering s:ml. I le
uddctl that "hlle the cit) is "com·
m11ted to becoming b;im er-free, it
.\1.on't happen tomorrow."
The Civic Center restructuring
comes on the heels of a study to
dete rmine how to comply with the
disabilities a.ct. Th:it study, done
by San Diego-based SGPA Archi·
tecture and Planning, \\ilS commis-
~1oned after the st:itc auorney
gencrar s office began looking into
a complaint Jgainst the city.
The compl:iint 'vas bro ught
against Costa Mesu by resident
0111 Ga\ln, J \Ol untccr v.ori..1ng
\\1th the StJtc Department of Re ·
hab11i1a11on. GJ\ m complained to
the at~orney gcner:il that the city
had fadcll to enforce handicapped
acces!> regulations on new proper·
ties.
\\. h1lc 1mes1iga11ng th;.a t com·
pl.11nt, the uttorncy general's office
also found the city 10 be out uf
compllJnce \\1th state regulJtions
and therefore \\ith the Amcric<1ns
with D1 .. abll 111cs Act. Kathe s:ud.
U11 der the terms of the act. com·
IJ'U llllles lla\C until 1995 to fu
problem areas and bring them into
compl1anl e.
Wi th segments of the Civic Cen·
tcr now rest ructured to comply
v.1th the act, city officials will
begin outlining "hat steps to take
next Pickering <;aid the city ~imply
d'lesn't ha'e the funds to make
C\ery stn::c t and path acce!>s1blc to
the disabled, but it doe!I pl:in to
mal e the community a, barrier·
Cree as po,s1blc.
Complaining that slate and fed·
er al go1.ernments require cities to
~pend already reduced monies on
eJ rmarkcd programs, Pickering
'lJld there are limits to the number
ot chang1.-. Costa ~tcsJ cai1 make
k> comply \\.Ith the d1~.lbi li11c\ uct.
"C1t1es arc \trctchcd further and
further by state nnd federal man·
<JJ te'I," Pickering i.aid.
Pickering added thJl the Amcri·
cans With D1sabd11ies Act is seen
a' civil rights legis lation, and the
city doe!>n't want to violate cit i·
~c:ni.' civil rights.
Out, Pic kering :ud, with the
number o f mJncfated co\ls re-
quired of c111c\, and income de-
clin ing c:ich )Ca r, mandated costs
could t:ikc more funds thJn cities
~ave available.
The city docs ' pl<m to do os
tnuch as-ii can to comply with the
act as 1t i now in terpreted, Pick·
onng said. "We can't afford to do
1t at once. but "-C arc committed
LO moving fo~ard," P1d .ering
~Id.
Kathe soid the price tu~ of clo'IC
to $1 millio n would pay for u total
refi lling of c11y hall to mcc1 the
needs of the dbablcd. I le bddcd
tJm the city cAn choo~ to rc lo·
CJtc progtum'i to m kc them ac·
cc 1blc without uparodini the en·
tire foc1 hty.
Other upgrwJc • uch ai; \idc-
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investigation, Knthc said.
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The Amyotropf1te L.itt>ril Sclerosis IALSl
Aaoc:i.ltlon Ofange County Ch;ipter has
nftd (or many volunte<•f1. for infor"'-1
lion, CilU Bobbe vttn at 921-8503 or
Mereu.ty M.rtN Ha~r ii 436'"'4872.
AilWlcan c.a-loclely
The American Cancer Society's Orange
County Unit IS ~king omce volunteers
Tuesc:fays and Thuhc:!Jys for any timt' pe·
11od from 9 a.m.·'4 p rn Volunteers ~111
help with ~riety of projects such u An·
gels on Wheels Cl.lking patients to chemo-
therapy treatments), Oaffod1I O<Sys M.long Stri~. Jail & Bail, the Crt>at Ame11can
Smokcout and more. fur Information on ~ and other voluntt-er opportunities,
c.ill Selma Sladek at 751-0441 .
Alim'lclnlledCrou, ....._ cu.ty Chlpter
The Orange Colmty · ch.lpter of the
Amencan Red Cross needs voluntttrs who
enior public speaking to address . com·
mun1ty groups about Red Crou setvict'S as
part of the chapter's Speakers Bureau.
Volunteer public 1nform.11ion ofncers are
also needed to act as liaisons with the
media in disaster and 1•mergency situa-
tions. For information, call Judy lann<te·
cone at 835-5381
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Men and women CNt'r 20 years ol age,
having Ii~ in Ofange County for soc
montfu on the tob f0< at least 3 months
are nttded t.o ~ as big brothefs 0< big
tkters ror ctuldreo 6-16 from single· parent
homes. It requires a one•year commitment
of '4·6 hoors per week to serve as a role
model for • child. Applants must go
through a screening and inteiview process •
as do the children, and efforu are made
to compatibly m.itch the two. for informa-
tion, all 544.7773
The Volunteer opportunilleS are broad,
but include short-range projecu like teach-
ing sessions at next summt>r's day camps
lo long-term commitments in fund-raising.
pr?gro1m development and tr.iinin~ to e11-
1St1ng ttoops and pacl.s. For more informa-
~c.aJI Jason Stein at 546-4990.
1oy1 • G1r11 was er Costa
Mea/NIWport Baell
The three area Boys and Girls Clubs
need voluntttrs for numerous reasons, in-
cluding voluntttr coaches for athletic
teoims and teoichers ~ho can spend a cou-
ple of hoors or work multiple sessions
l~h.ltever one an afford) to teach an art
nun·prof1t coun~t1n1 center U50Clated
with the YMCA. nttds additional bo;ird
memlxrs who mttt one tune a month to
provide community support and direction
for the center. Also, the center needs a
part.time voluntttr in the eo.enings as o1
recepuonlll. For rn(ormation, call AdrienM
Stoc:kol( or Nina at 75'4-1144.
The College HosptYI Cost.a Mesa Aux1I·
1ary is always looking for friendly people to
...olunteer al the hospital to help with the
~trents and to perform clerical duties fO(..
information, ull Susan WcWleimer, VlCt'
prt>Sident ol mt>mlxrsh1p, at 640--4420, or
College Hospit.al of Costa Mesa at 642·
273'4 from the hours ol 9 a m.-'4 pm
Costa Mell llltorlcll loctety
put pow' sen IOI tef\ iC f'S f .Kii ty, II
open at the-""""r ol 19th !>ti~ •
Pu~ A\r.n~ Volunt rs are-ntt<d :d
to ptO\ide occa~l l"Mf!Ortation to fr.u •
~!ClrS. do mi""' ~ repairs,. and to
w ""'''h spe<:&JI tvenl:J, fund·ra1sing, ~.
t'fal oltoct' ""'orli. and word ptoces.s;ns Vol
untttr 1n)lroeton ~re •ls<> ~ I
d"i*~ at th cC'nl r, 1ncll.ld1ng bc>o' r~
v1~ chorus WoOdwot'-•ng. ,~elry m
1ng .ind Sp.tn1•.h fOt ITIOfe 1nforma11on,
c.all tht' Senior Ctnttr .it 645·H5t> lrum ~
am 5 p.m
The Cosu ~ H1stor:Cal Society col
lecu information, photos and a111f<KtS re'·
lah!ll IO the hist~ of ~ Meu and ~
Harbor area. It rs opt>n to the publoe oo
Thursdays from 10 am ·3 p.m. and by ap·
pomtment Volunteers .lre nt't'ded for the
Children's History Prograll), to update the •
current books and to diw1bute ~ materi·
als to schools ~hen requt'St«f The society
nttds people w1th·an mtt'rt'st in local his·
tory to serve as doct'nts ltour guides! at its flltel' lelll
historic.al $1te, the Diego Sepulvt'da Adobe.
Other needs include ~ with typ•ng E•~t'r Se.ii, Soc~ n«'<h \oluntttl\ lot
and filing slull~ and ~pit' 'h1th nt>at eingoeng de11cal ~ork. to help in programs
handwr1t.mg lO wurk ~1th the photo col COltl Mell for ch,fdrt>n ""'th d·~b1l1t>t'S .ind one t1rt~
lect100. ror informal•on, call Charles Senior Citizens Corp. volunteers to help with special t'\<ents for
Beecher at 548-7229 or Mary Ellen Cod· 111formal.IOn call M.irty Atherton at 545
Community Hospice Care, an organiza. dard at 856-7193. The Cosu Mew Senior Center, ;i muh•·. 2033 •
t.on that provides medical and emotional ,.------------.----..:._-----------------....;.---------·· support to terminally ill p.ltients o1nd their
families in the Orange Coonty area, needs
voluntee<S tn Costa Mesa and Newport
Bt>ach. Volunteers must be able to give
M O to four hours ~, Wttk for vrsilmg
people, provid1(lg periodic respite relief to
care grvers, reading and writing leners and
running occasional errands. Other non-
p.lllent volunteer opportunities are avail·
able m the ~ice office or community
and require 'minimal tra1n1ng For informa-
tion or registtauon, call Cindy laird at
637-7075.
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and Newport Beach ShoY. time The group
is planning to fund and build a com·
mun1ty arts fac1l1ty for tlu• four groups 1n
Costa Mesa. for more information, c.all
Alict> Lt>ggett al 540-2557 ..
Anocfatloa Rermaance Creators
Association Renaissanct-Creators 1s a
non-profit group 1n Co)la Mes.t \\hlCh
sponsors. and supporu mulll-outreach
community sel\1ce J)fogro>ms. such as the
home~ sanctua!Y ARC r et'ds "olunlttr>
10 donate and dt'l~~r gara ;e sale 1t~ for
our S.iturday fund-raisers at 314'2 Cork
Lant' The group relies on public support
to m;i1ntain monthly need•. of food, utility
and shclCer costs. In add1t1on to monet.ity
t..u·dt>ducuble donallOOs, the group nl'edS
tools and a truck (or its l.1bor ''orx pool.
\\oh.ch responds to community need C.lllS
or hand1WCKk li·ung and c~an1ng )Obs
r nttds art' a \Olunte1•r grant '"'riter,
lund-rar)C?r, CPA ;ind leg.ti counselor For
1nf0fma11on on any uf th1• piogr.-ms or
how to ,'Ofuntcer, plt'.lsc < dll Dr Renee
Namaste at 540-5803 or ·5~.9553
Biiiet PlcHlcl
The Ballet P.x1fic.t Cu1IJ. a \oluntttr
support group (or BJllel I' mfic.i, nttds
~unte<-rs to ser.e J) ushe ~ sell T ·sh1ru,
~llJulCt' and cooluf'S at e .ents, conduct
fun -raising C\ents. help \\.1th costume
and scent'ry repairs Voluntt-ers who preft'r
not to f()ln the 11u1ld ,ue '~ekome oind
they mJ)' help .u little or m J<..h .u de!'>lrcd
For 1nf01m.ite0n, call Molly Lynch di 642-
shop area (2·5 p.m.J and game rooms at ..
all three area locations, including the R.ie . The Costa Mesa C1v1c Pl~yhouse needs
Center at 661 Hamilton on the west side ma~y volunt.ttrs for ushering. backstage
of Costa Mesa, the ~ou Vant.orn Center at mailrngs, typing. lightJ, sound·e~fec1,S, SJ>t'·
2131 T uSlll\.A\t', behind the Kaiser School Ctal eff~. costuming. collecting props,
and the East Bluff Center at 2555 visu play re<Sd1ng committee, prog•ams, act.
Del Oro by Corona Del ,..'\<Ir High School -.crtrs1ng. public . relallOns, fund-ra1smg.
For information ull Dick Powers of Har-house managers. a>S1$1.olnlS to producers,
bor Area Boy\• and C1rls Oub at 642-membership committee, cleaning and
2245 straightening up, and photography. For
· more in(ormoit1on, call managing director
Bralle Institute
Braille lnst11ute's classei for legally blind
adults pro .. 1de SOC1.>I, seoealJonal and ed-
ucat.onal opportun1tit'S to help blind met1"
and \\.Omen O\crcome 1sola11on and other
P'~ms related to loss of sight Vol·
unt~rs are needed to assist rn tht' Cre
alive Arts crafts purt1on of the P'ogram, w
dri"e for outings or to teach Braille. Vol-
unteers \\.111 be ttained to work with the
bhnd 1n this wor.th"h1le, l1ghthe:lrted pro-~r;im Classes are Thursda>'S at the OASIS
S:CnlOf Center 1n Corona del Mar from 10
J m -2 pm, or JI tht' Santa An;i Senior
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p m. For 1nform.ition, call Marti Rogers at
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The Center for Creatn.e Alternatr .. es, a
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call K.lren at 642-0377
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A8 Thursday, April 8, 1993
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Prentic.e Day School event
helps give kid~ a chance 'A II children desel'\le the
chnnce to be the stars of
tomorrow."
In the spirit of that motto,
The Prentice Day School hosted
"The Faces of Literacy,'' a
B.W.
C-*
Society
Editor
black-tie dinner
and fund-raiser
at Le Meridien
Hotel, Newport
Beach. The
evening
benefited the
programs of the
school, which
assists children
who have
different
learning skills.
Dyslexia has
been around for
a long time.
People like William Shakespeare
and Albert Ein stein were
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was this learning difference,
\\ hich generally begins with a
child having difficul!y learning to
read, given the term "d)Slexia."
Fo r years, children "1th learning
differences were called ''stupid,''
Olten punished, and worse. In
fact, most of these children are
quite the opposite of "stupid,"
nnd are in fact capable of
remarkable achievements in life.
Like most causes, Prentice
Day faces the challenge oJ
financial criSIS. Educating a
World fa mo us cartoonist
and Corona del Mar resident
Chuck Jones attended
the recent event with
his wife Marian.
d)slexic child is costly because of
the need for one-on-one
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formati\'c )Car:.. Further, th e
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experimental and complex.
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Newport BeachlCoata Meaa Dally Piiot
The Ettinger family,
from left, Richard,
Jean, Matt, Sharon
and James we re
among those
attending "The Faces
o( Literacy," a
black-tie dinner/
f undraiser at le
Meridien Hot el in
Newport Beach
hosted by The
Prentice Oay School. ·
The e\'en'i ng
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programs of the
sehool, which assists
children who have
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· skills.
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Event chairperson Maureen Chaarani, le t,
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Sandy and Bill Miller at benefit for children
of Prentice Day School, whe re educationaJ
process is experimental and complex.
"f\ly dream 1~ 10 one day ha\e
a large campus that \\ill allow Jll
kids wi1h learning differences 10
hove an opportuni1y to lc~rn Jnd
grow," said th~ eloquent ~ancy
Ro)'nl, executl\'C director of the
school in Lake Forest ··we
don't '"ant to be a ~d1ool for JU~t
the "eallhy. Bu.I \\llh tu111on
over S .ouo J ) e.ir (other ~d1oob
for dyslc\lc children range
up"ard of SJ8.000 per yeJr), our
greatest challenge i'I h.> i..eep th1ll
system J\ .i1lable. to c\'C0 one 1n
need."
The sch<>CJI I'> 'C0 different
today tha nk'> to wn1111umt)
support, repo rted couccrncJ
par~nts 'huron .ind Richard
Ettinger. "\\'hen Prent11.:c
started, 1t \\J~ \Cl)', \'Cf) \mall.
he chOlll haJ 25 children and
everyone on stJff had ~O
different jobs! Today, \he school
operates "ith a full-time staff of
30, and an enrollment of 103
students, grade's one through
eight." .
Maureen Chaarani chaired th e
sul.'cessf ul "fund" and "image
awareness" raiser.
Attending, the di tinguishcd
11" inc a11orncy, If ugh lle"itt, the
internationally famous 1llul>ionist,
Harry Dlac~tone, and the
beautiful s1ar of film and
tcle' 1sion, Jo.)ce Ilulifa nt Y. rth
her son J ohn Mher and
husband, the legendary T.V.
produc;er-d rrcc tor (''I Lo\c
Luc)," "Bc\\itchcd"), William
A~hcr. Joyt:e is the natronal
l>pokespcr~on for d}!)lcxfa. She
anJ 'her children had learning
differenceS. Toda\. \he is a
nJtional 'oice for :m .irenel>s ai1d
information. donating countless
hours and .r.11sing ma rl}' dollar:.
used to promote understanding.
The evening was capped with
an.address from the
world-famous cartoonist, Chuck
Jones, allending the event with '
his wife, Marian. Mr. Jones, a
rcl>ident of Corona de! Mar,
offered great insight during his
speech to the overflow crowd.
"Reading is the key to
kno" ledge ... to life, No matter
hem· v1\ 1d the image is on the
screen ... to nn> body who read,
1he inner C)C is vastly more
'1sccrJI ... so much so thJt one
can t:.ish!, smell, feel the action
on the page." Mr. Jones added,
"There 1s no such thing as
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ind I\ 1dual."
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Write to: Pilot Letters, 300 w. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627 • Fax to: 646-4170 • Re8den' Hotline (~I-In letter• and comments:) 642-6086 • Editor Wiiiiam Lobdell ... 642-4321 , ext. 351
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Business held
hostage by
red tape, pols
C alifurnia') terminally d1scnscd workmen's comp
• tn)urance \))tern 1s one bag-time· reason for the
rather frightening exodus of busine)ses from
C.:ihfornia LO friendlier climes.
Wh) the legi)lato r) and other poh and bureaucrats
in Sacramento cannot cure this fatal ajlment, nobody
seem) to know.
Do you suppose some of uur elected
rcpn:)cntati\eS really arc owned lock, )tock ond
cJmpaagn budget by the legion) of sh)Ster lawyer)
and rcprob.Hc doctor "-hO pocket millions every day
bill.mg the ~>))IC"\'!
Running .10 CH:r·clo-.er )econd an causing
businesses IO bJtl out ul our crippled state arc the
rcgu!Jtury Jgencic~. su~h a> the dreaded secr~t police
ot Cal OSHA (Occupat1onal Safety and Health
Admini)tra11on).
These arc the people "'ho \\ill fi ne our family vet,
Dr Uruce Uaur)fcld, because he
Jecant) OO\C soap f1om gallon jugs
IO lilllc: '.'>quecte bo ttles he keeps in
..:;Kh tn!Jtment room.
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Protest
too mUch?
In a capita list society,
entrepreneurs like .
Newport Beach 's
A.R. Willinger owed
~eir allegiance to
the bottom line
and not the unions.
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Mlol'C' M.1<1011<'0.oJy P,lul
By Skip O'Neel
Pete Padilla, unemployed carpenter from Belt Gardens, displays
his sentiments recently while protesting at A.R. Willinger's office.
F or the third tune an the last month
or so, local carpenters recently
protested outside the offices of
Newport Beach contractor A.R.
Willinge r. The cruft:.mcn arc upset
because Willinge r refuses to sign a
labor agreement with them, which
Willingcr's obltgation, therefore, is
not to the carpenters who feel as if
they're :iccomplbhing something by
yelling outside his door periodically. No.
his oblig;ition is to h~ family, the
people he cmplO)S, ro-fomself, to his
bottom line.
The larger matter is that this iJ, all a
ma tter of his choice.
Getting the
facts straight
In a March 16 column
on the San joaquin Hills
toll road, Mark Petracc;a
.wrote, "The real
problem is that county
taxpayers are the
credilors of last resort
should anything go
wrong during
construction ... These
bonds (sold to fi nance
the construction) are
basically a risk-free
investment. The deep
pockets backing them
up ... come fro"' the
taxpayers livin~ in cities
party to the joint powers
agreement."
Mille Stockslill,
director of public affairs,
writes back:
"In fad, taxpayers In
the county or In any
member city in the
Transportataon Corridor
Agencies will not bear
any risk or liability for
payment of the bonds.
The indenture of trust
pursuant to which the
bonds \~ere issued
makes clear that the
I hei.c r.igtng bureaucrab cra\C
trning ciuten) for )UCh dast::irdly ac•s
bccJui.c the agcncici. arc
-.clf-lund1ng. •~ t) like putting
Internal Revenue Service age nt) on
COITllTI i)!)ion.
1 he more money these outfit!>
)0Jk bui.incss in fi nes, the larger
grow the staffs and their salaries,
the !Jrger and more elaborate
become their pulatial monument) to
• would guarantei.: carpenters on his job
)ites would be p:iid the union wage.
On the one h:ind, I can certainly
understand, even empathize, with
carpenters' argument. Oy not signing
the> agreement with them, he is able to
hire workers for half the prevailing
wage and doesn't ha\C to pay health
care benefit).
If he is able to find people who arc
willing to wor~ fo r less than the
prevailing \\age, then more power 10
him. Not only does he see himself
through nn economically tough period.
he -also employs people who might not
othcrwi)e be emplO) ed because, for
whatever reason. they can't or \\on't or,
haven't joined a un ion.
Why, in a market drhcn economy, i)
a man chastised and vilified for doing
what he thinks is best for his bu)inC))?
Willinger's main priority is 10 mJl..e
enough of a profit on a JOb to en..,urc
that he can )lay in busi nc)i. until the
next job comes along.
It is not to employ un ion laborers at
S20 to $23 an hour, or to 'make sure
that they and thei r fJmilic-; ha\e health
benefits.
bonds ;ue non-recourse
bonds, which means that···
the purchasers of the
bonds bear th'e .entire
On ttie
Coast
bu reaucracy.
If )OU doubt that, please drive ou t and visi t the
South Coast Air Qualit} Manage ment District's new
headquarters in the San GJbriel Valley.
W11h J lot of heat comi ng from business, private
ci11tens .. and even a few poli ticians -our own Gil
Fcrgu!)on among them, bless him -there are rumors
that )Orne of the rcgulJtor'> are easing back on
bU\tneSS.
~ltnd you, these zcJIOt'> Jre not going soft in th eir
old age Rather. they are JU)I finding new targe ts of
opportunity out uf "h1ch they intend to squeete the
·huge fine) that pcrpetuJtc their C\C r·procreating
bureaucracies. -
Armed ''ith the hea''Y "-Caponry of Senate Bill 198,
''h11.:h basically g1 .. cs 11 the muscle to e nfo rce any
i.afc ty regulation lhey can drcum up and fine their
prey mill ion'> in the process, Cal/OSHA is currently
'>Caring hell out of our school sy!.tcms.
~U 19$ i.cb requ1reroe nti. and guidelines to en!.ure
that all Californians have safe \\Orl..ing conditions. So
!Jr i.o good. A necessary and honorable piece of
lcg1sla1io11 But )OU gi\e a proper bureaucrat tnat
~ind of artillery and he goes bJnanas. He won 't let
\Clcnnarian) put Dove soap in little squeeze bottles.
Now that same freimed civil servant is telling
)chool teacher<; they ca n no lon~r have felt-tip pens
or whi te·out in their classroom5.
A nd you know those paper chains they make in
kindergart en and hang fo rm the ceilings? Those
are now illegal. "Achtung! You 'ill not hang der
paper chains und der udder decoratif t'ings from dcr
ceilings und der light fuctures und dat isss an order!"
The safety NJL1s hJ\C also mandJted that teache r!>
"Ill no longer '>lore an} thing on top of cabinets. not
e\cn )estcrday\ ne\.\ 'papers.
There arc plenty of othe r restri ctions, too. Almost
every unc uf \drn:h h:i-. been )tandard ope rating
procedure m .. ~hrn11, lor gencra11ons.
The 'yi.tem uf hJ\ 1ng lucul fare departme nts mJke
i.Jfc t) chcd,._ .1t ~--hwb, a'> they do at eve ry other
public p!Jlc, ha\ al\\-J)S \.\Or~ed harmo niously and
"'ell !)chool !.afet~ 111 Cahforna a (at least the kind
under d1-.cuss11.>n here, nut the gunshot l ind) hJs not
been a .reJI probkm
f\lh\ 1.111er CJ! OSI IA \~1th another \\hole layer of
rule'> :.inJ rcgula11011~. and J historically bad alt itude,
und ,,ifetv bc1.ume-, a problem.
1 he 'p..:ttcr of heavy fines on school districts thut
can't alford bouk~ J nJ pencils is terroril ing the
edutJt1011Jl establishment.
On top of la)Cr upon !J)er of fe deral, state and
locJI program,, regulauuns and paperwork, there are
now school--,1tc safety comm ittees und district s:iCcty
commiuces and O\ersigh t )Ufcty commiuecs. And
repom by each cotnm111ce a nd checklists for e:i ch
te.ichcr, and reports f(>r each tCJcher to make.
And you \\.under why Johnny ca·n•t read?
Fred M11rtin's column runs c.-ery Tutsdt1y,
Thursday 11nd SDlurdny.
This mea ns either no work for those
carpenters who are loyal to the union or
substanti al pay cuts. And wit~ the ,
industry as dcprcs,cd :is it is, every job
counts, as doe!> every penny. Again, J
under)tand why W1llingcr's actions
wo.rry and upset them.
Then again, though, I also think, "So
\\hai?" We li\c in a CJ pitalht society,
the under!) ing principle of which is a
market economy (i.e. "ha1evcr the
market \\ 111 allow). Under such :i
))'S"'lem,. the main object is to make
money and us much of it as possible -
not on'Y for personal gain (though
that's certai nly a big part of it) but also
so that there's ~oney 10 reinvest later.
This helps a business owner buy new
plant equipment or expand opeF=ations
to help the business grow and, thereby,
employ even more people.
0 f course. there is a trade·off. 1 he
union men and "-Omen are skilled
craftsmen who have gone through )'Cars
of apprcnlicei.hip and :idditional
trai ning to earn the title carpenter. The
people Will inger now hires may nol
have this kind of traini ng and the
qualit)!. of thei r \\Ork may not be up to
what the unio n laborers' \\Ould he.
Also, if repom arc to be bclie,ed,
he's bringing in much of his help from
out of the area, places hkc San Diego
County and Arizona. If thaL is true,
then these imported workers arc most
likely spending their money ebi:wherc
than the Newport-Mesa area, which
loses out on badly needed tax revenues.
Out, then, if he were employing unio n
carpenters, there's nothing guaranteeing
that they wou ld be from NC\\port Oeach
or Costa Mei.a eithe r.
I f another contrac tor \\Jil l) tu du
these thing-., then that I) h1,
prerogative; he is doing\\ hat he tlunk'>
is best for hi businci.). !\la)'bC he
rationalizes that \\h,11 he lo)cS in prol11,
he mal..es up for 1n quality. ~la) be he
feels he h:lS an obligation to the
community. Who know:,?
Out i~ Willinger doc)n't feel any ut
these thing) -and there'!. nothing that
Sa}') that he should or has to -the n
'"hat i!> the problem "ith thJt ?
The ca p1taHs1 sptcm. admitteltl). "
not completely fair. Uut it is much
fai rer than any other S)stem that mJn
has come up wi1h so far and ofCers the
gre:ite)t potcnti:il reward fo r the people
who live under it.
Until the members of Local 803 come
up with a better method by "h1ch to
employ and pay people 1h.1n J mJrl..ct
econom). they should IJ) off A R.
Willinger.
Skip O'Ncel is a nc•t"~room us ist:rnt.
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Newport Beach not alone in squandering taxpayer money
risk should the bonds
default"
Petucca, ho\\e\<er,
stands by his column.
"Ta~ayers of parties
(i.e. cilies) to the San
Joaquin Transportalion
Corridor Agency are not
financially responsible
for San Joaquin
Development Corridor
bonds. I never staled
otheru-ise.
"No, municipal
t.U:pilycrs ;uen't
responsible for the
bonds, it's far 't\Orse -
they ;ire responsible for
s~eing the tollw;iy
through to completion
regardless of the costs!
"When TCA money
runs out taxpilyers will
be responsible for
maJ.ing up the
difference. It's a pretty
simple equation."
Feeding at public trough continues even in recession
I don't meJn to ~poal the milk
before )OU )Our
Wheatac~. bu t 1n the p ~ent
fisca l year the c11y of Newpor each
"ill spend roughly S70 million -
about S 1,000 a year for every man,
woman, and child in the ci 1y.
Did you eve r \\On dl;r if th is pocket
change 1s being wa.,ted?
Look closely, bcc:iu~e somebody's
Barry E.
ZlllCk
Conservative
Politics
been stealing your
porridge.
I) The City
Council has agreed
to pick up the extra
SS,576 th:it an
architectural
company spent to
i:.end the libr:iry
architect to
England to check
the green-slate tile
for the new library
at :i quarry.
An expensive
bunch of crumpets!
At a time when local officials,
including some of our own, arc
!>Creaming for more "re,enue" (read:
higher taxe)), and in a
rcccs ion-racked )Car. \\hen )OU and
I cannot afford to send e'en
ourselves to England, our elected
officials have done this for us.
Ah, but who cries over spill ed
milk?
2) Would you be willing to pay
around S 17 per hour 10 have
someone mow your yard? As bad as
things arc, many of us would be
willing to mow grass fo r th:it
amount.
H you hve in Newport Oe:ich.
that's the amo unt )OU arc
compensating the Parks, Ocaches
and Recreation Department
employees to trim the lawn in front
o( Ci ty Hall. Go right ahe:id, bring
on the teak ond eggs! •
3) Our propo)ed arts budget,
some of which i) ent outside
Newport Beach, is stilt :i he:ilthy
$45,000-plus in this time of alleged
fiscal crisis, purportedly down $5,000
from last year.
Get this struight: 1 love art. I also
lu\c football. In fact, \ia a
schol~f)hip. it put me through
Washington State Unl\crsit)
My senior ytar I wa) taped.
measured, and timed for the pn".
bu t there were no takers. Why'?
Oecausc my speed, my site and 111)
strength simply would not se ll
tickets.
I didn't ask for, :ind could not
have gotten, government subl11d1es tu
play professionally.
James Madison said 11 best when,
an 1791, his colleague!» an the Hou)e
of Representative were ple:id1ng for
relief to hurricane victims in the
Caribbean Islands. I le argued, ... I he
Constitution gives us no power to do
this. I would be 1lud to urge my
fellow citizens, the taxpayer , to \end
their money over there but the
Constitut ion doesn't permit me to
appropriate thei r money and ltend
it,''
Trnnslation: In the private sector.
there's no free breakfast. In the
public sector, well, th:it's a diffcrcn1
lllOry.
-
D on't chomp too hard on our ·
local council though. If )OU h\e
;inywherc else in Orange Co unty,
~our indigestion will be C\en \\Orse.
The anf:.unous Mc:isure M, \\h1ch
\\e as liU;payers rejected twice and
\\Crc finally forced to~-at a~fw<1y.'
faces a potenti:il S590 million
'hortfall, according to the count)'
tran portation planner who arc ow
allcmpting to implement thi!it
boond oggle.
Since the passage of Mea ure M,
the federal government h:i passed a
general w~ incr~!ite. The )late
government passed a general t
increa)e,
And now taxp:iycrs are loo~ing
like a well -squeezed orange; there'
JUSI no more juice. The politicians
must see that we the people must be
left to produce re\·enue before they
c:an tax it uway from us.
Sorry. bag )pcnders, we're out of
bacon.
Harry Zan<'k Is a Newport BtD<'h
bu&/nts mun and GOP actMst.
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Violently disagrees with
Coker' s column I do not agree
with Matt Coker on h1'i nrticle about the
full page in the 0.11ly Pilot condemning
te:< nnd violence in movi~) and on
tclevi ion.
The point i that the producer mu t
think that ""e all approve or they ""ouldn't
produce the filth.
This pct111on give us o voice 10 let them
know of our co ncern anJ let them know
thut we nre $ick a,nd tired or the ltJC nnd
violence in the movies n1ld M'I V. J not
only ig,ncd ahc petition, J mude copies 10
j.Cnd 1u friend to 1gn
CA l H~RlNE BUCCO LA
Newpon Beach .
Polee llllrln 1 read •he police
al:mc compensation) in your ncwsp_oper
while on busine~ in wuthcrn Califofnm.
It i.ickens me that they ore not
commensurate with other effort .
The police take ri k. and perform acts
of heroi'im :ind compu~ion in the interci.ts
of society. I'm ~urc their education i.s o
thorou~h and a long one. Their ':ilarie
:.hould certainly be in the range of a
du<:tor's, lawyer's or corpor te Cllecutive·~
remuneration.
M J BE11S
I re5no
Compassion for the
homelell h • good to cc you ahow
mt compas ion for the homclc people.
I wa one no1 too Ion& aco and now 1h:11 I
ho\e o place ro 11 .. c and I have a life
ogain, I h.ivc nul forgotten the e people.
It is good 10 )CC you wntc about them like
they arc people und they arc not
forgotten.
LI SA NORMAN
Costo Mc'iu
ICandlll There eems to be on
epidemic or cxual haras ment,
cmbculemcnt, di hone~ty, l.ick or fi cal
re pons1b1lity and lncp111udc in high lc .. els
of various aovernment empJoycc catcaorics
which f) rsppina off the taxpayers. The
latest example of th1$ ii. the country-club,
buddy opera1lon of the two top ofneiul of
Lhe Santa Mar1ari1a Water Oi!>trict. 1'hc~e
kind or tacua sure set a lousy cxnmple.
Will iuch opcratfons ever stop?
E;P. DENSON
Newport Beach
I
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Never an Anteater
ind proud DI tt
After rend ing the editorial by Mark
Pctr:icca (Feb. 13), I am very, \.cry happy
not to have any r mily at UCI 10 be
brainwashed by hls diatribe against
o-collcd conservative , upholding the high
moral standards of the liberal and
criticizina rcli&ious foith.
Who would he say woi. the main factor
in bringing down 1he Berlin Woll and the
d1 ll-Olution of the Soviet Union? Surely
not his liberals.
The re ults or his type of teaching :arc
the di\turbances and prote t and flJg
burning on colfeae and univel"\1ty
c:impu\e lod:iy.
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JRVIN C. CHAPMAN
Co til Me a
An Independent News~per
Published by
Coast Community News, Inc.
Elliot Stein, Jr.
chairman
Jim Grnslnger
pyblisher
Tom Johnson
associate publisher
William S. Lobdell
editor & vice president
Steve Marble ·
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Walter Burroughs
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rounding publisher
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tHeWport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Piiot Thursday, April 8, 1993 A 13
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Send yo&1r ite'ms to Peter
Ryan, The Dally PTlot, 330 W.
Bay St., CostJ Mesa, 91621.
Saturday, April 1 O
Bqok signing -
Australian autnor Thom.ir.
Keneally, winner of the Booker
Prize, will be on hand at the Lido
Book Shoppe from 3. 30 to 5
p.m. lo sign his new book,
"Woman of the Inner Sea." for
more information, call 675·9595.
Sunday, April 11
1
Lily speaks -The fine
Arts Comm1ttt!e presenl.) lily, a
one·woman tour de force An
Israeli .woman relates her
biner)weet ody)!>ey through life, .
from the Holocau:>t to tht.'
present at 4 p.m. in tht.' Scx.1.il
Hall at Temple Bat Yahm. 1O11
Camel back, Ne\\ port Beach For
more information. call 644-1999.
Tuesday, Apr. 13
Movies and myths -
If you think your~~
of getting b~ cancer ~
one in a million, ~ fact is.
ttt ·t .t
·ttt
it's one in nine.
Mammography.
Your most po~erfuJ ~capon
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162~ GISLER AVE.
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NAM£
• "The Movies as a ReOection of
the Ideal," is the theme of a free
noon program at the Community
Room of the Newport Center
library, 856 San Clemente Dr.,
Newport Beach. The program
wall examine movies as an
extension of early myths, pla)') •
and religious themes. for
information call 644-3191.
U.S. Economy -Nobuo.
Kohyama, an advisor to Solomon,
Inc. of New York will speak
before the Newport Foundation
for Stu~ of Major Economic
Issues, covering the topic "U.S
Economy: Structural and Poht1cal
Fla,~:· at 7:30 a.m. in the
Quarterdeck Room of the Balboa
Bay Club. The cost, which·
includ~ breakfast, is S 18 for
non-members, S 12 for members.
For reservat10Q6 and information,
call 644·431 1.
Wednesday, Apr. 14
After School Book
Club -Mariner!> Branch
library is recruiting St't.ond·
through fifth -graders (or its After
School Book Club, which will
meet on Wednesdays through
May 19 in the children's section
of the library, at 2005 Du.er Dr ,
Ne'hport Beach. For information,
call 644·3187.
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Thursday, Apr. 15
Debt collection -
Attorney Ian fellerman will
pre~enl "Colle<;t1ng Debts and
Enforcing Judgements," at 7 p.m.
·n the Community Room of the
ewport Center Library al 856
SJn Clememe Dr • t-:ev. port
Beach. lhe program will touch
on debL collet.t~on problems and
alternat1\eS to getting a
1udgemt'nt for collection of O\\eCI
fund>. for 1ntormat1on, call
644·3181 .
Sunday, April 18
Book signing Judge
Robt' rt Gardner "111 be on hand
at the Lido Buok ~hop~ from 1
LOCAL NEWS
ONLY
For a subscript ion
to the ·Dai ly Pilot, ca ll ou r
ci rcul ation depa rtm ent at 642 -4333.
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ru.ily iN OUR BdC*f Nud PAOllClioN
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PHONE: DAY EVE
to 3 p.m. to sign his long·~wa1ted
book or local hi:.tory and lure,
"Bawdy Balboa." For mort•
1nformat1on, call 675·95YS.
Monday, April 19 .,,
Lecture by David
Sheehan -The As.,1stance
League of Laguna Beach Jnd
Assistance league of
t-:ewport·Me)<1 pre>ents Da' 1d
Sheehan JS part or I.heir l 0\\ n
Hall celebrity ~tne>. The 11-cture
\\ill start at 10:30 a m at
Ed\ .. ards Cinema TheJter in
Newport Center, /'l:ewport Beach.
Call 494·6097 or 645·6570 for
tic~ets and 1nformat1011
Wednesday, April 21
Fund-raiser to aid
homeless families
Friends of t.he Orange CoJ .r
In terfaith Shelter tFOCISl "
holding 1b stcond ar1nuJI
"fOCIS on Dll'll'C . t.'1.cnt .It
The Colden Tru11lt.> 1 ;c,;
1'.e, .. port Bl\d , Co)t,1 ,\.\cs 1 •
Tack re SSS and can be
purch:.i,.eod though fOCIS by
calling 673-6502.
Saturday, April 24
Health Fair Expo Tiie
OJ is Se11ior Cenlt!r .... II 1eaturt-.
the Health fair E ... po. at 5th and
t"arc1s us 1n Corona Del MJr,
from 8 a.m. to 2 p m tor thost•
ages 18 and 0\. ~r. Tl (:re \\ 111 u •
lret-h-.:alm screenings,
p111•urnoniJ 1nd lt.'tJ nu> !>huls,
r[•source:> ,;nu 1n1orm.1t.on In
adtl.L1on, pr())late cancer blood
t~t scrct:nins) "1 I l.w orrered tor
S25, Jnd blood panels tor S20
(an t'aght to 1.?·hour. ic1)t i)
rl.'Conw•..-ndt.:d fur 1nkirm.1t1on
CJll G-i4 32 H
Sunday, Apr il 25
Book signing
M.i• dona Id HJ1 r s "111 bl' un
hanci at tht! Lado Uoo~. Shopp~
trom 1 to 1 p m to s gn his 16th
,no.el, .. A Ponr.i t 01 :\,, OPS r~
For ~Ort! u1iorm:ll on. cJll
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Derby Days -Court
Appointed SpK1JI Ad-.cqte$ ot
Orange County w • I hold 1l5 xth
annual Derby Da~) lund-ra1ser,
f eaturang' m1mo<.as, lund1eon and
music, as \\.ell as li1.E: t entucky
Derb) CO\erage. \.\"agcrang and a
5,lt:nl auction lwm 11 30 a m. to
4:30 pm. at the H)Jll
Ko:,., pcirtt:r, 1107 }Jml>on•t.'
Ro.ld, Ne\\port Beam The c.o)t
is $75 per person For
r iorro 11 n c .l'' 1J3 S 1,,, 100
Saturday, June 12
Songs of the Redhead - n . f ,..,.. A l.!> c ,.,. u· I
T t mple B.H 'ahm prt->ents
sinber·actor Dun Croll 1n h 1!>
purtr ay.11 ul 0.10n} l\;J} ~ an the
Su. •al Hair at Temple Bat Yahm
101 l Came b.Jc~ :-\t\\port
Beach Jt 8 p m For more
1.n1orma11on, caU G44· 1991J
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A 14 Thursday, Aprll 8, t 993
KUTZ
From A1
paat and present pariahionert datlna back
to 1980.
ch\lrch lladtn will not relcue their
names.
Meaa Irvine lntcrfalth Council alnce ita in·
ceptlon.
Officials at Community Church Congre-
gational acknowledged that they were
aware of at least one of the arrests, but
declined to comment fu rther, saying the
issue has long been dead.
K'lltz aupporten, however, contend that
one of the women who leveled an accusa-
tion against Kuu allegedly lost her posi-
tion at the church recently. Financial con-
straints also forced the ~.astor to cut some
popular church programs in recent
months, creating a rift in the con-
grega tion, other Kutz supporters maintain.
Ouy Van Otten, a member of the
church, 11id the news has created an even
deeper rift between an already divided
conarcgation, and he predicts the church
will lose members regardless or the final
outcome.
Connolly said his client wcas "sick" over
the alleg:uions, and believes he was treat·
ed unfairly. Ku tz, who has custody of a
young dauahtcr ftom a divorce, has prided
himself in previous an icles for being com·
munity·oriented.
Carole Brown, executive director of the
council ind an elder with St. Andrews
Presbyterian Church in Newport Beach,
said Kutz has been in good standina with
the religious community since she met
him 20 years ago.
"l'm shocked," she snid de cribing
Kutz os a quiet and reserved 6'an. "I carft
believe it. h's really too bad."
view Church of COlta MHa and a f rie
of Kutz for 17 years. went 10 far u
send a leuer to the United Ch~
Christ dlaclpllnary committee after the o
legations were leveled.
"Never have I heard or experience
anythina (from Kutz) that \Ir Ou Id ~ co
strued as inappropriate or unprofe
sional," Bnrmorc said, adding that he h
worked with Kutz on vnrious communit
bo:irds and pl:iycd tennis with him reg
In a prepared stntemcnt released Tues·
day, Kevin Connolly, attorney for Kutz.
said his clie nt "categorically denies" the
recent allegation$ of sexual misconduct
from female parishioners, nnd sugge~ted
that power and money arc actually at the
root of the controversy.
Kutz is appealing church leaders' deci·
ion 10 suspend him from his 400-member
congregation. A hearing before clergymen
from the United Church of Christ's Or·
ange 'county congregations has been set
fo r April 21.
Religious leaders from various faiths
throughout the community said they were
shocked by the alleg_ations. Kutz is well·
known, having served on the !"ewport
Drown said Kut1 will probably be re·
placed on the counci l by the Community
Church COngregational's interim minister,
but said they will not forcibly remove him
unlc~s he is proven guilty of the sexual al·
legations ..
larly fo r years.,
Dcrnie King, rabbi of the Shir H
Ma'alot-Ha.rbor Reform Temple in Ne
port Beach and founding presi dent of th
Interfaith Council, said he too is saddene
by the controversy. "for the years l'v
known him, he's been a very ethical, co
rageous com munity leader,'' King said.
United Church of Christ leaders say
they have received six all ega tions that the
pastor engaged in sexuJI mi conduct with
The women who made the allegations
co uld not be re:iched for comment, since Rev. G:iry Darmorc, pastor at the Fair·
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From A1
o( insulting too," she says.
"This is the firs t time "e'vc had
a driver's license," l>a}S friend
Kerry Fowler, 16, her freckled
shoulders rapidly turning the color
of vin rose. "It's fun to ge t away
withou1 ou r moms," she says,
· confessing that their trip from
Palm Springs ''as delayed by a
speeding ticket.
Spring Break in Palm Springs
has been rather subdued, the girls
say. And in Newport Beach,
residents are grateful they can say
the some.
''You get some 'pariiers' :iround
here, but it's no1 100 bad," says
res1den1 Rock Macke, sipping a
Bud\\eiser from his Ocean Front
porch and w:itching the passing
parade of beJchgoers go by on
bikes, rollerbl:Jdes and on foot.
·~They're all pretty respectful."
Years ago. the coming of Spri ng
Break was greeted· '"'ith revubion
by residents and ''i1h barricades
by police. Calle9 "Dal Wee ~" in
re ference to the hordes of Spring
Break revelers who p..ic"-.ed the
st reets of Oalboa, hundreds of
)OUths were arrested dunng angry
clashes with police.
During 1he 1950s, ro,,dy youths ·
once tipped O\ler lifeguard towers
and set fi res. In 1965, police used
loudspeakers mounted on pacrol
cars to clear crowds of wande ring
pan ygoers from the gridlocked
streets of B:ilboa Peninsul:i. More
than 1,000 arrests were made
du ring Easter Week that year.
This year, most ~f<!be Spring
Break action is at Lake H avasu~
''Ea~ter Weck for us has not
been the same :is it was yc:irs
ago." says Ne"'port Beach Police
Sgt. Andy Gonis. "h 's been very
quiet."
It's been a little too quiet for
Joe SevenlisS, m:inage r of PJ's
Surfrider. a tourist shop near the
Newpo rt Pier. "The weather's
been against us," says Sevenfbs, •
st:inding behind the counter next
to a revolving rack of sunglasses.
His t)eS foll on t r.ubber shark
poised on top of the c:ish register.
"ll 's just kicking in slower than
usual." ·
·Unlike the still raucous Fourth
of July, Spri ng Break 1s
considerably quieter in Newport ·
Beach, becoming more of a
muhicuhural, family affair in
recent yea rs. "It's a great place to
bring the family," says Costa Mesa
resident Janice Kuiken, on the
beach with her two children and
ou1-of·statc rel.11i,es.
By ea rly aftcrooon, the chilly
62-degree temperature is I degree
cooler than the wa ter, but abou t
50,000 people arc still soaking up
1he sun on local beaches.
"It doesn't really matter what
time of the year It ii.," sa)s senior
lifcgu:ird Gordon Reed, gaL1ng out
at the wide expanse of haty blue
sky and olive -green sea through
the tinted v.1ndows of lifeguard
headquart ers. "If i1's December,
we ·11 still get a big crowd af the
sun's out."
Out in one beachside parking
lot, "-Ould·bc beJchgocrs sull
cruise ~lov. ly by l he row~ of
parked c.irs -v.a1ching hungri ly
for -un opening. Along just one row
of parked curs :ire license plates
from Oregon, Florida, New
Mexico, Washington, Nevada and
Texas. A line of ca rs waits nearly
five minutes for a fa mily who
stuffs beach t quipment in the back
of their van and then slowly gives
up the highly prized p:irking space.
Tourists brecle in and aut of
local shops. eyeing the naughty
postcards, waiting in line for a
quick burger. In fr ont of
· benchfront ho1t1cs emblaz.oncd
with "Summ er Rental" signs.
lhrec young wome n laugh ond
preen on rough cotton beach
bl:rnkets, aroupcd around a radio.
Four yo ung men play volle}ball
nearby, fleiung "'ell·o1lcd mu)CIC
in a sclf·consciou display or
mosculinity. Mo t of the you ng
beochgocrs are lyly, sometimes
boldly, watching one another.
"There's a lot of hot·lookina
girls he re today.'' say~ 18-ycor·old
Richar<.I Ca tro, giving a knowina
wink.
"lt' the auys," ays Julie
Palmer, 171 explaining why she
plans to spend her c.nlirc Spnn&
Break ot the beach. "h's definitely
the guys."
. ARREIJ
From A1
A man who was jogging with his
dog discovered 1he Cos ta Mesa
teen short ly after 7 a.m. Sunday in
some brush.
Lazar said the van has beeo re-
covered, but the weapon is still
missing.
VILLA
From A1 ··'· Murphy conducted a fo ur-month
investigation after all egzuions
surfaced last Se ptember that Villa
hara~ed four women and form er
Chief Arb Campbell fai led to stop
him.
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According to Laza r, it appears
the stabbing is not linked to any of
the rival gang shootings that Costa
Mesa re~idents witnessed laSL sum·
mer, "but it is gang·related."
Before the inves tigation could
finish, six more women office rs
and civilia n employees joined the
l:iwsuit.
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The stabbing came less than one
week after hundreds of residents
from the West Side of Costa Mesa
gathered at ·the St. Joachim parish
to express fea rs of growing vio·
lence in their neighborhoods.
Murphy fired Campbell on Dec.
22, and Villa on March 8.
Murphy said the civil service
he arings will be much like a C04£1
trial.
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Last summer, Cos ta Mesa wit·
nessed its firs t rival gang shooting.
That was followed by an alleged
retaliatory shooting that left one
dead.
"We've got to put a case on,"
Murphy said. "We put on a case,
and he puts on a ·defense."
Campbell also has requested to
have his hearing :it the same time
as Villa. While civil service
membe rs can reinstate Villa 10 his
job, they cannot do the same for
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And recently, an elderly res·
ident of Shalimar Drive shot a re·
puled gang member who he alleg·
cdly caught spraying graffiti. All
three cases are currently ploying
out in the county courthouse.
Attorneys for the city and
Campbell are still decidi ng
whe the r or not to have the two
hea rings combined, Murphy
said.
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.-The Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
Sports Editor Roger Carlson .... 642-4330 ext.387
Section 8
John Drayton-boaijng,182
Class1f 1ed/B 7
AutomoUve/810
dM .wins crown!
~Pride of the Coast
tournament championshi"p
claimed by Sea Kings.
By Barry Faulkner
Spans Wntef
COST A MESA -After
introducing iti.elf to fou r
unsuspecting Pride of ~he
Coast Tourpament op·
ponents, the real Corona
del Mar High baseball team "'ill hope to
make a better impression on the Sea
View League next week.
The Sea }{jngs, who stumbled 10 an 0-
4 start in league, continued their non-
league roll Wednesday, trouncing Ma-
rina, 9-2, to claim their first-e,er Pride
of the Coast crO\\n at Estancia High.
The victory capped an impressive five-
day streti:h for CdM, which amassed 39
runs and 32 hats in defeating four quality
opponents including Santa Fe, Katella
(ranked third in Orange County at the
tame), and Rancho Alamitos (9·2 before
falling, 12-0 in Tue)1fay's semifinal) .
The Sea Kang,, who smacl..ed a tour-
nament-high 11 hah against five Vil..mg
patcheri., 1mproq:d tu 8-6. ~tarana fell to
10-7 .
· CdM Co:.ich Si.:011 Mageri. said ha)
team .,., 111 tal..c n.~nc'' eJ confidence b:.icJ..
into Sea View League :icuon. which re· o.",.. .. i.umes \\'edne)dav with a· home date
against fellO\\ ce 11.H-d\\ ell er Ne\\ port
HJrbor.
CdM') \1ike Knecht gets back safely under tag of Marina's Travis Anderson.
"We're much more set \\1th our )tanmg lancup, OU\\, ..
s~uJ M:iger). Y.ho c patching rotation rccc1,cd a huge boost
when first-time )t:u te rs Dave Angeloni. Ke' in tu art ;ind
DJn MacMalbn all p1cl..ed up spnng break '1ctone'
"Those three gu}s mJJe their fir)l Mart~ this \\Cd. .• " ~lag
ers said ... They ob\lousl) g"e us much beucr options We
h:id four straight good pitching performances wuh thoi.e
three and Bl) on Groat."
.,., a~l..cJ onl) three to '"n his lsr)t dec1s1on ol the campaign
"He threw !.trikes. ''h1ch has been a J..c, for U) all weel..," ~bgers )aid. "Our defome y,as also a plu~. and \\C clutched
up :it the plate."
Se\ en of Cd~t's 11 single:. came Y. llh '"'-' uuh. tndudang
four i.tr:.11gh1 l\\O·out. t\\O·stnl..e base hit) an a three-run
third.
MacMi llan, ui.ed an relief while bu1ldmg arm strength
after:. an extended ba)ketball seai.on, )l>mied Marina. The
junior right-hander scattered sL~ hits. struck out fi\t! and
··The tv.o-out hns are the ones \\C "eren t gettang 10
league:· ~l::igers i.aid. "Tod::i>. e\el) hntcr in the lineup bat-
tled. I thinl.. y,c\e found \\h!lt \\e\e been m1si.1ng. l\o"-'. "e
See CDM 'BS
With
the· wind ••• "
~This Mitchell moves with it,
leaves the rest in the wake. •
W hen 13111 M11~·hcll of
Ne" port Ile ach ":.int..,
i.omcth1ng done, he
doc n ·1 ''::ill around lor an~th1ng
or Jn) bod). lie JUst Joes it.
Tal..e his
new booJ.., for
example:
Mitchell
doesn't "all
fur a
publisher, he
just Mi tei. it
It's called 7/Je
Me11t:J/ Side of
Golf, has in itial
i.ports
publication
following three
tcxti. he ''rote
on busincs
See GOLF/112
111 1
Club
golf
Mesa's No. 1
~ Patty Morgan keeps the lid
on tfle hazards of Costa Mesa.
By Barry Faulkner
Sports Wmet
C'OST A MESA -
Patt~ Morgan ne,er re·
-ahzed ho"' good he wa<.
under pre-.~ure . unul ~he
hccame ,11hle11c secre·
t .iry at C'mta Mesa
High. And this from 'omelmc ll1r-
merly emplO\Cd b~. the DcpMtment
of Motor Vehicles
Po<;1t1oncd at the hul\. ot the Mu,.
tangs athleuc program the pa't 41":?
}Cars, Morga n 1s rouunel)' pu'>hcd to
the edge of her outgoing cn"ekipes hy
the rigor. of the po,1tiun
1111 m all. she '4Y'--.he \Hluldn 't
want to \\Ori.. anywhere cl''-,.
"I lo'e 11," • aid ~h,rcan, v.hll'>C
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GOLF: Around 1118 111*8
From 61
and negotiating t)sues.
"1 just got the lini hed product
bJcl," he said. "l,ha-.:cn•t talked
lo an)bo<ly )Cl abuut publbhing it
... 1f I can't finJ a publisher, I'll
publish ti m)self."
A few )Ctm b;id. \\hen Mitchell
'' ;inied to improve his golf g.1me
anJ 10.n the Senior PGA Tour, he
hired a golf instructor (Ben
Doyle), u sport!> psychologi!lt and a
!lpom optometrist (he we::ars
b1locah). M11clicll went from a
10-hanJic:ip to a two.
"I s1ill "asn't gooJ enough for
th..: Senior PGA Tour, but l hJd J
lot of fun," s:iid Mitchell, a
regular at the Pelica n Hall Golf
Club and J Big Can)On Count')
Club member.
Ye), I "us the fortunate one to
pla) an a 1hrcesdlne with Mitchell
la)I "ed. "hen Peltc.in Hill
\;debr .ucJ ii Golf Digest J\\ ard
a .. 1he "Oest New Reson Course
uf 199:!."
l abo learned more about golrs
1ntnc..icics an one da) playing "11h
~!11chcll lhJn I ha'c taking any
lesson
"You ne'er O\\ n golf," ~t 11chell
s~11J. "You JUM rent tt for a "hik.
"Golfs nol a natural motion. l
Jim flick talks it over with his
bu iness partner Jack Nicklaus.
'trctch evCI) da~ b1. fore l play,
JUSt like C\el) lhtng ebe (tn !ipOrt)).
From my standpoint, you ha\e to.
understand that the C\t.!1 com-
municate \\tth the brain: and the ·
brain in,tructs the mu'>ck!I, !IO
~uu\I better hJ\I! e'c!)lhtng '"ork-
1ng prupcrl~ "
In No\.embcr 01 1991. a fc"
Ja}!I bcfol'c! PcltcJn Hill opened to
1he public, M11chell became the
ft r .. 1 10 C\ c r h 1 hole-an-one on
the clegJnl OccJn Course. He
u'cd J '"edge on the p.ir·3, l~·
}JrJ No. 13. perh;ip, the mo!>I gor·
l!COU~ hole on the cour!le. nestled ~long 1hc rock) cliff~ aJ1acent lo
the beach "'llh J perlect new of
1hc Nc\\pOrt Harbor
·· No1 anv of the holes are bad one~. bu t 'Nos. 5, I:! and IS arc
·probJbl)' rny fa,orau:;s." he said.
";-.;o. 5 '' \t!>UJll)' 111111nid~ting wi1h
probably the mo!>l demanding !ll!C·
ond l>hol on 1he golf c:our>e; J lake
No l:? bcc.au!IC it's J long par-3
Jlld there':, ah'-J\l> J cros!> \\tnd.
and No 18 t'> do~blc trouble. ha'·
1ng to get a good l1r ... t !>hot anJ a
good '>CCond shot."
For me. there "a:. double trou~
blc on e"ery hok 13u1 thJnl..s 10
,\f1tchell, I got through 11
0
PCA bound~ OnJn Saltus of
(O'>tJ Me!>J 'hlll j ~-o\'er·pJr 74
:.ind \.rnk onl} one bardic Sattmfay
1n 1he AmJleur Golfer\ rusocia-
11on (AGA) f"ou r at the Costa
i\lc!IJ Golf and Country Club, but
11 \\J'> enough to \\.In the ChJmpt·
on!lh1p l·l1ght and pc..Kl..et S90 of
'>c..rtp (credit on mcn:h:.ind1se in the
pro shop)
••1 think I'm goin~ \o be pla)ini
(pro(essionally)," :11d S llus, who
o"" ns a plus~one hAncJ1cap. "I\ e
go1 a chance. I thin!-; I can make
ome pulls in the future if I keep
prac1icing."
For Sahu), who \\or~) a a cad·
die al ll1g Can}on CC, the AGA
'ictory was his inaugu ral tourna-
ment ""in, He finished second last
)Car at the Costa M~n Cit} Tour·
nameni on the same (Our!le.
0
Newport Bouch Gotr Course:
C:Hching .up v. 11h the men's club, ii
wus Hal Green \\lllllmg low gross
(66) on March 25, while 2J·
handicapper Bob Shaw pla)eJ \\Cll
and .... on low net (49). Al Cran·
ston, who e h:indicap hasn't quite
caught up with h11n. "as !ICConJ
low net (56).
In a. rather unusual format
l\lJrch 27 -.&olfc:rs could only use
t\\O club) and 3 puller -Jack
S1inson (low gru\S 67) and Don
SnJvel) (low net 61) \\ere Flight A
''inners. 13oh l3ro"ncll (:in as·
tounding IO\\ gro!ls <H) anJ Woody
Smith (lo" net 55) "ere Hight 13
victo~. and Jim Angell (lo" gro)s
75) and Cranston (low net oO)
\\ere Flight C ch.1mp1ons.
Dro\' ncll's unerring perform ·
ance haJ tu t.1!.e the cal.e -
that's 5-uH:r·par \\ith only tv.o
clubs.
In round' on April l. Don Wulf
\\On lo" gro')s (64), "hilc Al
Schnell and John Andcn.on fin -
ished at :s lo\\ net, \\tlh Sc.hndl
"1nn1ng 1hc 11c-bre.1!.cr
Jn last SaturdJ\ °'i .1c11on, Hank
LcfcbHc 'hot a ~-under-par 57 to
"1n IO\\ gro)), \\hall! Joe Russo
\\Oil IO\\ net (53) Ill r light A. Gjl)
Higgins (lo\' gro~s 69) and Cr;in-
lvn (Iv'' ne1 5·:) "er~ l light B
\\inners, and Jim L111lc (low grO!l!I
74) anJ Don Gallu'o (low uet 54)
"ere Flig.ht C a,c ....
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S\\Cet Musk: In lhl.! PJcllac S\m·
phony OrcheslrJ Golf Cl.1ss1~ at
the par-?:'! 13ig· Can)Oll Countl)
Club March 29, a best-ball sc1am·
ble, the \\inning low gros!I four-
some of Col) Le) 1011. ~latch Ley-
ton, Wendy DJ,idson and Loris
~taddallun finished at 60.
The top low net foursome of
Rudy Polla~. Jill Ratllff, Greg Mc·
Q uater anJ Dall Ddah;inty hJd a
39.
The inaugural C\Clll ra1!1Cd ;in
estimated $:!5,000 for the orchc.,.
tra, "'htch performs about SO tame ..
a Jear at the Orange Coun1~ Per·
forming Aris Center.
"The 1..ey to the 'iucccss "as lhc
Sl\lff at . Dag Can} on. "h1ch \\.a!I
'ery ho!lp11Jble," sJ1d Ken Gold-
man , d1rec1or of dc\clopmcnt for
the Pacific S) mphon) Orchc'ilra.
In a unique 1w1~t. the tourna-
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tee shots of Jerry JJmcs on the
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pion. "He wJs blas11ng lhcm for
people," GoldmJn !l:.11d. "You
coulJ use his shot 1f ~ou \\Unlcd."
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Golf E:\pO: Jim Flil:k. director of
training and educJt1on for thc
Nicklaus flick Gt>lf School. and
former PGA 1 our plJ}cr Mac
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the fourth :innual Sou1hern Cali·
forma PGA Golf bpo April 16-1
at the Anaheim Comen11on Cen-
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past se,cral )CJr . "·111 appejr un
closing dJy (Apnl 18) frnm 11 30
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Te:icher of the Year in 1908, H1~k
has wri11cn four book'> and more
than 50 article} for Golf V1gc.:~t.
having been th e former director ol
instruction for Gulf D1gc:H ·~
Schools for 14 yc~us.
N9Wport e.ach/Costa Mesa DaJly Pilot
Sai~lng season just around tHe corner,
watch out (happily) lor the beer cansl
~ Opening Days on the horizon,
you may need two calendars.
E nster Weekend is hi!llorically liShl 011
the local sailing calendar (1ho1.1gh I
hear the Easter Dunny has scheduled
a few \'ISits around the bu>), but it is the la!lt
\\.CCkem.I before spring and summer :,:uling
series start in earne)t.
Opening OJ)S and Beer Cans arc ju!lt
around the corner.
AIJmito) Bay Yacht Club'!I Ol}mpic
Cla !IC!I Regatta st;irts ne\t "eekcnd (Friday
through Sunday) for Ol}mpie and Pan·Am
'iailors. This e' ent 1 one of four n:uional
For more anfotma1ion, con1ac1 NOSA 111
(714) 64(}.1351.
Opening Duys arc ulso coming up in 1hc
ne:<I few weeks for all the local clubs.
Newport Hatbor Yacht Club and
American legion Yacht Club will
hold 1heir Opening Days on May 8
:.inJ 9. If )Ou s1ill ha\ en 't seen
enough full·dre~cd yachts ut this
point, DJna Point Y:icht Club!I will
holJ 1hcir opening da)'s on M:iy 16.
Univcr~1ty hi'h schools from San Diego tied
for )econd with 6~6 records. •
Sailing for NHHS were Skippers Danny
Zimbaldi, Steve Kleha und Casey Hoaan.
with crews Mandy McDonnell,
Nathan Dunham <tnd Courtney
Poli"'ino.
The If igh School Nationals.
. "hich start May 8, will be held on
the West Coast for the first lime
ever.
01) rnpic CIJ">Ses Regattas ponsorcd by the ·
lJ S. Ol)mp1c Committe~ (lhe others arc in
r\nnapolb, M.arbleheaJ and Miami), and it
I} pically a1t1 ac1s the top amateur and
Ol)mp1c contenders in the country.
Finally, t"o evening series start
up in ~fa); both Balboa Yacht
Club's T" 1ligh1s and Sou1h Shore
Yacht Club'!I Hibachi Seric!I start
May 5. Doth these !IC(ie!I will run
races every Wednesday e'ening
throughout the summer.
fhc Hibachi Serie) is open 10
PHRF clas C!I, "hilc BYC's
Boating
Three team perpetual trophies
\\Ill be 3'-'3rded -the Cre sey
Trophy give n 10 the top
J>inglehanded sailor, the Mallory
Trophy awarded to the top team
dinghy team (A and D divisions),
and lhe Baker T-cam Race Trophy
to the top three·bo:)t team.
• Fleet White's 5· l finishes
Ne\\porl Ocean S:iihng As!loci:nion·~
JnnuaJ Nc\\porl·to·Enscnada Race Stam on
FnJay, April 23 off the Newport Harbor
ictty. Once again, several hundred boats and
,c,cral thousand sailors are expected for
\\hat is coahiderc<l the wot Id's mosl popular
in ternational sajlbol!t rnce.
f" illghls are run for Metcalfs,
La)trs, Snipes, Lido 14's and Sabol classes,
Racing s't.lrt!I around 6 p.m., with one or l\\O
races scheduled each evening.
•Ne"' port Harbor High's Sailing Team
won the Dakcr Elimination Series/Pacific
Coast Team Race championship last
weekend, making it the top Wesl Coast
qualifier for the Baker Trophy/High School
Team Racing Nationals. Nc"'porl qualified
on March 26-27 for the Mallory High School
Dinghy Championships.
Saturday ~ive him an early lead in
NlfYC's Spring Series for Etchell!I 22's.
White holds a two-point edge over BCYC'
Paccck and NHYC's Kinney/Madigan team.
On Sunday, Druce and Jill Ayers found
consistency despite fluky breezes to win the
Earl Corkell Trophy for Lehman 12's.
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NHHS had :l 10-2 "on-lo!I record rn 1h1!1
triple round robin series. D1shop and
race kept racing tight. the wind died and
shifted southerly in the afternoon, lending to
in ons1s1cnt finishes for everyone. John and
Jenmfer Drayton finished second, six point
behind Ayers, while Nlike Arrigo :ind Chuck
Le\\ s:idder tied for third.
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In the bleachers
~
•Forget those three, Coach ..
The one made of straw 1s prone to mental errors,
the tin guy doesn't have hts heart in the'game and
the hon 1s afraid of the ball.·
Deep sea
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DAVEY1S LOCKER - 5
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bass. 11 scutp1n, 31 sheephead, 34
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Katella shoots
down Estancia
...,_ Knights put Eagles away
wi th heavy-handed attack.
By R~hard Dunn
SPOl\S \.111er
CORONA DEL
MAR -S11ll leJrning,
fatancia High enrolled
1n dodging lesson
Wednesc.Jay, J) in duck·
ing low·n}ing basebJlls.
\Vith the gJmc on 1he
line and KJtella batting in the bottom
~f the SC\ cn1h inning, Eric Gardiner
J..nocJ..cd in the \\inning run with a bul·
lct-lil..e !lingle to nght·ccnter field that
'>Cored Jae Parl.. and nearly took E.!>ta.n·
c1.i second b.sscman Niel Ouffa's head
ore
G:mJiner') '~inning shut was strol..ed
within Buffa') glo\e range -in fact, it
nicked hi) glove, But Buffa probably
savc tl his life by avoiJing it. Yes, it was
a roci..et.
"It went off his glove, bul it was an
Jbsolute )hOI," !laid Estancia Coach
Paul Tro>.l'I, \\ ho!>e squad (9·4) lost a
7-6 decision in the fifth-p1ace game of
1he Pride of the Coast Tournament at
Corona dcl Mar High.
··\.\\:'re a team thJt's )t11l learning.
After 1he ..g-..mc \\hen I was tJlking to
them. I a~J..cJ them. 'Ho'' many of you
gu)" h.i'e pla)ed \Jn.it}' ba)eball?'
Only one guy rJ1scd has hJnd, but that
'' J) our assi,tant coJch. Lenny Her·
nun
In the lir!it 1nn1ng. llrst basem:m
pitcher J.:in:t \\right, Katclla·s cleanup
h11ter, :>l!nt ~ m1s)1)e O\Cr the left.field
fence fur a t\\O·run home run, capping
the Krngh1s' thrcc·n~n rall).
"ThJt \\a' a pea," Troxel said of
Wright') line dri\e homer. "h got out
of here in about three second.;. Our
left fielder (G:ih in Yanagisawa)
tlucJ..eJ."
While KatellJ (11·5) h:.id the \\ar-
hcad), fa1ancia hJd the finesse, alto\\-·
ing the EJglc-. to score five runs in the
fifth inning and tic the gnme, 6·6.
With run :ilrcady o"er -Art Mar·
tinct had an RBI single and Pedro
Arce) ut adtled a two-run single -
Ouffa scored two runs on a double )Ui·
cadc q11ccu.
• With the bases loaded and two out,
BuffJ pu!ihed a bunt J>ast the mound
"hilc the runners were moving.
Arceyut sc:ored easily from third, then
JuJn Mendoza )cored from second as
Ouffa was thrown out at firi>t. On the
!.ame play 10 end tl\e inning, Yanagisa·
wa, running from first base, was
gunned down al third.
''When the pitcher goes into his
windup. our guy on second sprints to
third," Troxel said. "We were thin~ing
double-squeeze the whole way, unless I
hold (Mendoza) up. We executed it
real "ell. We don't reach the fences
much, so we ncetl thJt."
Arceyut. bt:rncia catcher, continued
his bli)tc1111g hilling, going 3 for 4 with
three R131 . including a line-drive out in
the fmt inning. He hJ) 13 hits in his
fasl \LX g~1mcs "lie') really going off,"
Tro\cl said.
Martinel :md Yanag1~a\\a had w.o
hit~ apiece for the l:..iglcs. fatancia,
ho,\e\cr. committed three errors an the
first 1hrcc innings, allowing Kutella to
score two uneJrnccJ runs agaimt left·
hantlcr Jairo Arccyu1 (4·3), who suf·
fercd the lo)s in a gut)y perform:incc.
PRIDE OF THI! COAST
K•t•ll• 7 f E•t•nct• e
Estancia 001 050 0-6 8 3
KateUa 301 200 1-7 9 I
J Arte'f\JI. Catlreia \fil. J Atte'f\JI an4 P Arte'f\JI,
Stevenson Reese (5). Wright (~) and Alvam W-W11ghl
L-J Arce)'IA, 4.3 28-P. Arceyu1 (E). Gaidiner (I<), San~· •
vanu (K) HA -Wugh1 (I()
...
Monarchs belt Marist~ 7-0
Steck sharp
...,_ Mustangs rip Calvary Chapel.
COSTA MESA -Ryan
Steck got the call to 11tart
and made it stick Wcdncs·
day as Cosra Mesa's Mus·
tang handled visi ting Cal·
vary Chapel in the Pride of
the Coast ba)eball tournamcn1, 12·5.
The Mu!ltnngs, who improved to 3-12
overall in taking 15th place in 1hc in\ia·
1ional, sinked Steel to a 4·0 lead in the
second ioning and Matt Harber finished
up the final fou r inni11gs to get 1hc vie·
tory. .l
• Sieck was c)pecially effective, 11triking
out six,\,walking one ond 'nllowing jus1
two hits in his three innings of work.
"He pilchcd a helluva game," said
Costa Mesa Coach. Don Hunt. "He
stepped fol"\\ard wi1h good mound work
and good at·bats. Hopefully we can do
that in league." •
The Mustangs were give n a four-run
cushion in 1he second inning when Steck
singled, followed ,by a fielder's choice,
then six straigh1 free passes from Cal·
vary -Chapel pitching. Calvary Chapel
pitching would eventually walk 10 Costa
Mesa batters.
In the fourth inning the decbion was
pu1 on ice as Tim Smilh )inglcd and
moved up on a bunt single by Adam
Gilles to open the inning. Tv.o out) later
the Mustangs would erupt \\ ith four
straight base hi1s from Du)tin De Maio.
Ryan Granl, Joe Droc)amlc Jnd Steck,
and capped by a l\\O·run double b)' Har·
ber.
Harber's four·inning appeJr:incc re·
suited in five str1kcou1s, three w.ilk) and
seven hits as Calv.try Chapel b.mled
back "ith l\\O in the !>L\th ;,inti 1hree in
the sc' enth.
Steck had a d:iy at ahe plate. as well,
going 3 for 4 "ith a lcadoff home run
and two ROI.
P"IDll OP THE COAST
Cost• M.M 12, C._,, Chel* 9 Calvary Chapel 000 002 3-5 9 2
Costa ~esa 040 710 l-12 9 5
Jones Sheer (3) H.Jm•non (~) and KlnQ, Stec~. ~artier (4) and StMti W-Halbel l -Jones 28 -Srnn7I (CC), Hal1>tl
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...,_ Mater Dei tangles with
Florida's Tate High today
Marist hitters before Mike Mullane tri·
pied down the lin~. He \\ent on to
record the final t~o outs lo improve
his record to 3·0 tha) )ea~on. Bottom tops in Newport East
(11 a.m.) at Fullerton College. ~later Dci "ill face T:ite High of
Florida for fifth place at 11 a.m. today
at Fullerton College. PLACEN1 IA -Se· • n1or right ·hJndcr Andy , • Ca~tro. CJOJC "ith1n l\\O 1f
out'> ol J. pcrfccl game A
bclorc )C:llhng on a one·
Jeff Frankel accounted for t\\O of
the Monarch)' nine hit-, and scored a
run. Mater Dea improve) to 12·:?. "hile
Mam1 of DJ)Onne, N.J., pl~1y111g its
f1r!>I gnmcs of the !>e;.i!>on in thi1, lour·
n:imcnl, dip') to 1·2.
...,_ Cubs' Alex Bottom earns
Player of the Week honors. .
NEWPORT OEACll -Alex Uouom
of the Cub!> was named the Pla)Cr of
the Weck in Newport East Little
League after lcuding hii. team to a 12·6
victory over 1he Cardinals in 1he M;,ijor
League season opener.
hitte r a) f\l:Hcr Dci High blanked
Mansi. 7·0. Wcdnc)day in the fifth·
pl::ice sernifinJls of 1he Upper Deck
Cla))IC bu,cball tournament at. El Do·
UPPER D~CK CLASSIC
M•t•r Del 7, M•rlat 0 Mater Oe1 032 000 2 - 7 9 0
r:.ido I l1gh. ,._ ..
C sstru had mo"cd dO\\n the fir!>! 19
Mar1st 000 000 0-0 1 5
Casuo and Tmnor t•iWl1Co. McMallOO (41 i&tld Stena
\'I-Castro, 3-0 1!--Nazllko 38-Mullane (IA)
Bottom wen( '4 for 4 and )cored three
runs, !>tenling home plate to score 1hc
ALL CIF:
From 61
:!U· 7.
Robinson, a 5· 10 guard C\pccled
10 be J priLetl recruit nc\I SCJ)On,
::&\Cragcd 10.6 poinb and 3.2 as·
mts after moving from the point
tu the off guard spot under ftr!lt·
year coach Lba McN:imcc.
A quality ~hooter, bJll·handlcr
and pa)!>Cr, Robin)on !>cored 16
points in the Mate t~ game. She
1s e.xpec1cd to )UCccea DiCumilli.
a) the Mu)rangs' featured per-
former next season.
ALL-CIF DIVISION Ill
Flrtt t••m
Ollvl• DIC•mllll (Coat. MeH),
5·10, Sr., 22.2. TN ThOmpson (Mom-
IOQSUle), 6·2. Sr . 20 0 Me 1ssa lord (la Can·
ada), 6·0, Sr. 21 5. AkJlla Aooe1s (Rilltho
Alarn:toS), 6·0. Jr 20 0, Michaela Ron
(Newport Herbor), 5·9, Sr., 21.e.
lataya Woods (Bla11), 5: 1, Sf . 2S 4, Saman·
tna R1g!ey (Alemany), 5·10, So .• 164. JeMy
NakaniShl (Culver Cny), 5·7, Sr. 22 9 Jessica
EgG)estOn (Cypress). 6·0, Jr • 24 0. Sarah
lov.e (Atascadero). 5·9. Sr .• 15 9. Cha·Ron
Walker (Momingside). 5· \ 1. Sr., 13 0, Stepha-
nie Pfau (South Torrance}. 6·0. Jr. 18 o. Na·
ta' e Graham (Bishop Montgomery), 5·7, Sr,
16 1, Metody Peterson (Monrovia), 5·8, Sr ,
19 5, Tam ka Melcalf (N0'111VleW), 5-6, Sr.
130, Kam Wuest (Lompoc), 6-1. Jr., t7.0
Second teem
Glona Nunez (U Canada), 5·6, Sr.. 8 0,
Heether Roblneon (Coete MeH),
5·10, Jr., 10.e: Montessa Duckett (Bas·
sen). 5·9, Sr • 12 0, Vanessa Nichols (Santa
Paula), 5· 1 o. Sr., t4.0; T11nene James (Ran·
cho Alamitos). 5· 10, Sr • 16 o. Zevene Miich·
ell (Alemany), 6·0, Jr . 11 2. Adnenne Davis
(Covina), 5·6, Jr., 16.3. JyaMa Smith (Ramo·
na), 6· 1. Sr.. 14. 1. Akla Morris (AanchO
Verde). 5-10, Jr., 15 7, Shannon Naumura
(Culver City), 5·2, Sr , 11.2, Jody Caruso (El
DoradO), 5·7. Sf.. 16 4. S~leen W1llu11m
(M01110V13), 5·4, Sr . 13 2. Angie Wong (Har·
va1d·Westtake), 5·2. Jr , 13 8, Stacey Nu· veman (St Lucy's). 5-11, Fr . 189.
TENNIS RANKINGS
CIF DmllON I
I S31'U btl3ra 2 PtfWIU, 3 ~ 4.
Corona del M•r; 5 San M¥lno, 6 ~
Mar9lllla, 7. Newport Harbor; 8 C~.
9 >.• SSIOl'I Vw:,,, 10 ~ HollS '
. lnnn aad<s and ..+w-
et 8 ~of tile as.~
·of re?acemei"'t
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fir!>t run of the game and p1tch1ng three
scoreless. one·h1t innings
In other game):
• l'hlllil'S S, Mets 4: Matt MJr h~lll\,
base)·lo:ided tlouble, Im \Ccond double
ul the game, in the bo11om of the M\th
inning \\Oil it for the Ph1ll1cs Ma1shJll
w:a!> the \\inning pitcher, )traJ..1ng ou t 11
bJllcrs in )ix inning>:>.
Nat Lemmerman h:itl .1 ru1hcor111g
triple for 1he Mel), whale Matt Lar)cn
h11 a two-run homer in 1he bollum of
the fir!>l for the Phillie). .
• Ura~~s 8. Giants 7: Pitcher Tra\lis
lfacJ..ctt earned the sa\e for 1he Ura\.CS1
who held on 10 edge 1he G1unt\, who
recei"cd good defcns1\C pl.1y from
t:1h.1n Austin bJding up 1hc pitching of
Ju ~t1n Shea
• Uodgcrs 6, Reds 0: l y Harper
pillhcd a fou1·hit )hutoul, '>triJ..ing OUI
14 bJttcrs. The Reds aho JilO\\CJ JU~!
fou r hits behind the pitching ol Andrew
Hunt and Greg Stampley.
NEWPORT BEACH
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The Southern ~aliforniu College
baseball team continued its swing
through the state of Missouri on
Wednesday with its most impres-
sive oCfensive display yet.
The Vanguards, scoring eight
runs in the final three innings,
bombed Missouri Southern, 15·5,
in Joplin. Today, SCC returns to
face College of the Ozarks in a
single game at Branson after split-
ling a doubleheader "ith that
team on Tuesday.
The hot-hitting Ted Wiec:torek
cranked his fifth homer of the sea-
son with a man on to help gel the
Vnnguards staned in 1he third in·
ning, while Mike Weinstein's
three-run blow in the ninth helped
stretch SCC's advantage to 15·1 at
one point.
Dur 1hc real story of the game
was 1he work of the Vanguard
baserunners who swiped 13 bases
on the day, led by Jason Bril>sey
wi1h four and Corey Har!>cn with
three.
In Tuesday's twin bill against ·
College of the Ozarks, Wiec-
2orek's t\\O·run homer sparked a
four-run third inning to help rhe
Vanguards (18·15) earn a 9-4 sec·
ond-game victory.
Wieczo rek 's ro und·t ripper
staked starter Mile Wein~tcin 10 a
S·O sccond·g:ime lead and the
Vanguards hurler struck ou r eight
to pick up the victor).
Ozarl'I (16·5) "on the first
game,. 5-1, bu1 SCC'~ Albe rt Con·
tre r:i, who wenl 4 fo r 6 on the day
wllh three ROI , added h1 ) ninth
homer of the season in the night·
cap.
MORGAN :
From 01
High school swimming
Mater Deli. sinks Servile, 87-~a ·
~ Turk's win in 100 breast
keys narrow triumph over
Friars In non-league duel.
ncr·up in the individual medley. lrH-1 Ciect-(MO). 5\4.19. 200 lilt
rtlly-I ~ Oel {9ulW\llltr, McKtivey, Tho· mu. TIA). 1 37 27, 100 Cilek-1 11.ast (MDI
1 ou1: 2, Mcl(elvcy (MOI. I 0444 100 b(mt-1 1111\ (..-0), tOHl, 3 Luoo (Met
1,H>49, coo It" rtlly-1. ~It 3 33!1
'ANAHElM -• Don Turk's vie· J
tory in the 100
breastsuoke
helped the Mater ·
The M:uer Oei girl~, now 3-2-
1, d~wned Rosary, 95-75, as
Suzie Barker won the SO Cree in
a personal best of 26.45. Mich·
clle Pereira also oontributed to
1he victory, winning the 200 free,
finishing second to Barker in the
50 free and anchoring the vlc10-
rious medley relay.
f.S ~atet Od. 102·50
QUU.I
Mater 0.1 ts, Koury 71
200 medley 1etay-1 Mater Del (ll;cNrOson.
&Ng>¥. Mewve CIMllQ Ptre11a), 2 02 26. 200
ffn-I Ptfen (MO). 2 06 43, 2 Blrtl&ZtC.
(MD), 2 OH8. 200 IM-1. SclW!lodl (R), 2 23 II,
3 ~e Clliif!O (MO). 2 29 03 50 fret -1
~ ("40}. 26 45 2 Pertira (MO) 26 68 3
Me~ua Chlano (MO), 2887, 100 lty-1 SdVnldl
(R) I OS 50, 3 Chatlesworll (MD). 1 oa 33 100
free-I W1ISOQ (MO), 57.79. 2 8altazt11e (MO).
5918. 500 /ree-1 f1sner (R), S 41 83. 2. Chat·
ltSW01111 (MO). 5 43 09. 3 BilNOllf (MO)
5 57 00. 200 fret 1tcay-1 Mm Ott lMNnie
Chlano. Gteoory, 8*r, Wilson). l 52 10. 100
~k-1 v~ (R), l 07 oo. 2 Richalchon
(tAtll • ., 10 55. 100 t>rrut-1 e~wr (MO).
1 14 94, 3 M.chal1k (MD), I 22 43, 400 tree relit -1 Rosary, 3 ~ 66
Dei High boys ·s"imming team
to an 87-83 non-league vict ory
over rival Servile on Wednesday.
The Monarchs finished 1·3 in
that event to seal the victory,
their second in six meets )his
season.
The Mater Oci squad) return
to South Coast League action
nC\l Thursday at Dana Hills.
aovs
Mater D•I 871 Santlt~ ei 200 medey ~-1 SeMte, t 4862. 200
tree -1. C1tcek (MO), t 55 40, 3 Thomas (MO).
1 56 12 200 IM.-1 Htltleron (S), 2 02 50; 2
11.irt (MO). 2 002 50 lrtt-1 Mcl<l~ey (MO).
2• 79, 3 ButkN~er (MO), 24 84. 100 n1-1
Hellftron (S), 55 77 2 Grtenberg (MO). 1 04 14,
100 tree-1 SUvmtt111 (S), 53 12. t BinN!ler
(MO). S3 50, 3 Gterflberv (MD), 5-4 64, 500
Mike Ciecck won two events
for Mater Dc1, the 200 and 500
freestyles, while Turk was run· f·S Maier Oti, 113·57
Safety at sea seminars are slated for
May 18-17 at Newport· ·Harbor YC, DCC
~ Former head of Naval Academy
headlines these unique seminars.
Two identical Safety at Sea Seminars are schcd·
uftd in Newport Beach Saturday and Sunday, May
15 and 16.
Created fo r ra cing and cru1!.ing sJilors, each
semin:ir is an inten!>IVC day-long. session featuring
discussions by ofhhorc !IJfcly e>.perts and demon-
strations of re!.cue ge.tr anJ 1echniqucs.
The semin:irs are !>ponsorcd b) West Marine
Products and Cruisi ng World t-.iaguzine. Sanct1un·
ing is by the U.S. Sailing Association. Orange
Coast College' ~ailing progrJm and Ne\\ port Har·
bor Yacht Club :m.: husting the C\ents.
Modc raled by Capt. John Uond.,, dircc1or of the
U.S. Sailing Association and forme r head of the
U.S. NJ.,.al Academy s;uhng program. the !.em1na~
foc us on C\Jctly how s:.ifel) gc.ir "orl " ofhhore
and ho\o. to prepare fo r Jl·i.eJ emergenc1e!..
Seminar topic:. indude \O)agc prl!par:.st1on,
ht:J\)' \\e:irhcr )ailing. off shore safCt) equipment.
hfc raft Jc)ign and opera11011, mcd1cJI eme rgen·
c1cs, ocean sun j, al, firefight ing and Coa!.l Guard
rel>cuc tech niques. •
A ~pccial ~ection enti1lcd ''Tr:.s n!>pac SearnJn-
sh1p and Safety" ha bee n added cl>pecially for
sailors in the upcoming Transpacific Yacht Race.
This section will be led by John Jourdane. a direc-
tor of Transpac Yacht Club and veteran of the last
Whitbread Round the World Race.
On·lhe-water demonstrations will include man-
o,e rboard reCO\.Cry, life raft deplO)'ffiCnt, Oare Op·
cration, c'ash pump operation, firefighting, tO\\ mg
and helicopter res ue. .-
The i.eminar) are a dc,elopment of the U.S.
Na' al Academy off)hore sJfet y program and U.S.
S:ulrng's Safe1y at Sea Committee.
The Satu rday. May 15 \Cmin:i r will be hd d J I
Ne\\porl Harbor Yacht Club, 720 W. Oay A\e,
Balboa. Sund:iy, f\fay 16, the )Cminar "ill be held
at the Orange Coa)t College Sailing Center. I '01
W. P:icific Coasl H1 gh ..... :..y, Nc ..... pon Ueach.
Both )eminars run fr\)m 9 a.m.·5:30 p.m. Lunch
is includ ed fo r all part1cipun1!>.
T1cl et Jre S~4 before M.i)' I ;.i nd S49 af1cr that
U.S. Sailing A!>soc1a11on members recei\.e a SS d1 !>·
counl. The fe e COH!r!. lectures, demomtra uons, C\·
h1b11s, se minar ma1errab Jnd lunch.
Ad\ a need re gill tr .it1on fo r either semin.tr 1s
strongly .11.h bed. For 111.l cts by telephonl! ( \'1\a
Mastercard), call the OCC Sailing Cen1er at (71 4)
645-9412. or write: Sa£ety at Sea Seminar, OCC
Sailing Center. 180 1 W. Pacific Co:t!>t H1gh\\ay.
Newport Beach, 92663.
adjul>tment 10 worlong 111 nthlc:11cs .rn eye·
opener.
!>he abo can be firm \\hen !>he needs 10 be. lf I
hJd to do all the things she docs on a daily
basi.,, I \~ouldn't be the :sthle1ic director. She
h.indle) a monume ntal amount of \\Ork. We
can't funct.Lon \\1\houl her "
Morga n, blessed "ith great pJllence, .. a1J she
has adapted to the h1gh-pres)ure a!lpccts of th e
job
"I'"e really met some dynami1c people,"
Morgan said. "The thing I've found abou1 the
coaches, is that they're all kids a\ heart \\1th a
lot of energy an d enthul>il>m. And dcJling ""1th
the l ids ill some1h1ng that al"a)) keep'> me
going."
"It "as a tough job to le arn. bc:cau!.e there 1s
w much 10\ulved," he >.ttd. "I \\lS JUSt a ca·
sual !.ports fan, but eve n J seriou~ .!>p6rts fan
J oc!.n't h.t\C Jny idea of Y.hJ I goes on behind
the s enc) of an athlct1 pro~rJm."
Mesa A1hlc1ic Direc1or l\l}ron Mill er is \\ell·
versed in the v.orl loJd ncc1.•\sary to keep
things running !>IO" ly. \\ h1ch mJ kcs him one of
MorgJn's b1ggei.t fan,.
"She de finitely put) in a full dJy," said Mill·
er, ,.,.ho praised Morgan\ patience, alway up·
bca1 allitudc, :ind con)umma1c e ffi ciency.
"She'!> a \Cf)' !>\\Cct pe r on. v.ho is \Ct)' good
at dealing v.ith people," l\t1lle r e~plaincJ. "Uut
"I'm a pn:ll) lle.\lbfc pcr.,on. !.O J\e been
able to learn hu" tu do a number of different
1hings .tt once," Morgan i.a1d. "Somcltme!.
the re arc lU people in m) ollice "-ho all need
an Jfb\\CT, and the} need 11 qu1ckl}. You learn
a lot ahout you r ~If in rho)c '>ttuationi.. and l\c
been able to hJndlc 11. I !»Cc m ll.> do \\ell under
prc):iure, thank -GuJ."
Ulendcd in \\llh Morgan' .1mplc: c.1pJbrl111es,
1s a gooJ ·nJ1ureJ pcr!>On.iht~ thJl >ccms 10 put
people al c:a!>c AnJ dealing \\Ith people is the
area she derive:. mo!lt plc J.,urc from the job.
Morgan s:ud her da) 1s often made b) Jn
athlete popping an IO say hello, anJ !>ht: credits
Mrller "1th crc.tttng an amiable ollice atrno1,·
pherc:.
"!\f)ron has JU)t been Y.Unde rful to "ork
"1th," Murgan )Jld. "He's "'er) pm1uvc .' but
abo a~crli\.e. He'l> a no-mess-around t)pc of
guy, and I h~e that."
Morgan h:t) rabed 1hrec children 10 aduh·
hooJ (ages 30, 30 and :?:?). and ts currently
r:u~ing a 4-year·old granddaughter.
"~ly children "eren't iO\ohcJ 1n 'P\)rh, but
afler ha\ing se en "ha t a1hle11cs CJn Ju tor
l..i1.b. r m gomg 10 ma l..e sure Ill) gr.indJaughter
b '""ol ed. somehov.."
Thursday, April 8, 1993 81
Catalina waters
continue the harvest ' . tor local anglers
~You can take your pick of the island's sides.
this is one of the best runs of the season.
Yellow1a1I, big v.h itc sea ball!> and "log" barracuda are
hi&hhghting the !>Jlt 'A:llcr ~enc for Newport Harbor
ang ler!>.
Sponfii.her' running out of local landin~ and private
yachl!. are hc::.id1ng ove r to Ca1ahna b land v.hcrc both
)ides of 1hc •~land arc proJu'1ng the be!.t catchc:) of 1he !.e'1SOn
Da..,ey\ Loc~c:r reports the "Frcdance" anJ. "Thunderbi rd" .ue
fish ing the island d:itl) and thJt 1aib, \Ca ba)s and bame!> arc cal·
tng squid
Jeff Price of Co)la Me-..t fi!>hed on board the "Thundert:>ird,"
skippered by Cr.ug Jacobs, ~Jrher 1h1i. v.cd , and landed three )el-
low1ail in the 1:'· 10 15-pound clai.s :int.I 1hen topped of 11 goul.1
day'i. fohing \\.llh a ~:?-pound "-h11e sea bass th.tt a1c a 11,e quid
· Bill Sie ler of Newport Beach weighed in a 42-pound .,.. h1te sea
bass al the Balboa Anglrng Club 1h1s" "ed..end J!> he li)hc:J the:
current "hot spot" called Hcn'i. Rock at Cat.tltna
Mol>t of the .,.. h1te!> being hoo~cd csre big foh
and anglers arc bu!>t1ng olf lots of these giant
cro.iker.
When fil>hing tor \\htlt sea ball\ 1n the 30 to
50-pound class, 1t's be!>t to rig up "1th nothing
less than 40-pound mono. A smooth drag 1s al!>o
impon an1 \\hen fighting the)e strong foh
The choices of many sah \\ater anglen are
Daiwa Sealine SL reels and small serres Pen n
lnterna11onals due to e'ccpuonal Jr.tg !>)!.tems
in both these reels 1ha1 will pu1 mure gJme foh
on the deck.
Along the coast. bonito :ire b111ng for .mgler!t
...
•11 ··~
fohing on half ·day boat running out of ~e\o.-Outdoors
porl Landing. Spurt bu.it) are heading up the
coast to the llun1 ing1un OeJd1 0.11!> "'here
bonehead) in the 2-10 ~-p1..1unJ dJ>!I arc bein g
caught on live <inchO\le!>
Nc"porl Landing \"Ill begin running "double · hJlf·da~ ~ats
out of f'!cwport b:J) ~IJrt1ng Mund a)' lo lJl..e JU\.J nt:ige or good
fishing cond1tioni. along the 1.0.i)t
Bau for the Ne:~ port lleel 1!> mol>tl)' a mix 1.1( an~hu.., 1C) Jnd
l>mall sardine) for loca l 1rip). "ht lc bo:m hcJJing O\er to the
lhannd t)landl> tlrl! J•g,g1ng fu r '>~u1d IO top oll ba1 1 1.1nl..)
Ocean sea tem p) con1inue 10 rl.'tnJIO un the \\-Jim i.1Jc and 1h1~
l tnd of "atcr \\Ill nllM Ii e~ cn'>ure good f1'h1n~ for the m1.. nth'
ahead. .
Ar Cat:il1na, \\ hc:rc 1hc "":Her tl> holding Jt a !.leJd~ b~ dcgrtc'
.i nd blue, the re are pod.et) of "armer wa ter m the tunnel and
rn hore \\;He r> Jh: rc:.;i\.hsng in 10 the mid-60
Harbor area :ingkr'I heading do"n 10 Cabo.~an Lu~a') for the
1raditiQ11al big ga me l1l>h1ng sea!lon ""111 find 1mpro' 1ng cond1t1\)n')
as El N,1J10 current Jre mu\1ng into the Sea of Curiel .inJ up th.!
"e!.t coa)t of 13.iJj
C..ibo reports )ellO\\fin tuna and striped m;irhn b111ng off the
Gordo Banh.
The \\ater temperJ ture on mo!.t banb 1s 1n the m1J -7Us 3nJ 1he
Solmar Oec t 1s gearing up for ..i good dorado anJ bl ue mar lin li)h•
rng season that could begin a') early a next "eel
Cabo 1s de\elopmg 1010 a far!>t cl:iss big game {1-.h1ng rt.:sort
area. There 1 a huge nec1 of fa:it !>por1f1~herl> and pangih JY. a111ng
angler!>. .
Anglers heading do"n 10 Cabu )houlJ cont:id the. Fm1')tcrra.
( 00) 347-2:!.52. a!> 11 1s "11h1n CJ)' "Jlk1ng d1i.tan.:c of the h hrng
marina and the ne\~ wrng I) 1Jeal fo r a Me\lcan l1)hing \JCat11.1n.
•Irvine . Lal e conltnuc') to lop all ou1 hl anJ IJkc~ for g,10d
rainbow trout h)hrng. The IJke 1s being stoded ''l:d.:I) and ~ooJ
fohing I) rcpon eJ b} boa1er · and ~hore an~ler>
Bill Finch anJ Chu~k Ducol, both ol ClhlJ ~tc)a, tu rned up
l~t "ed 10 c.:u.:h hnlll') uf rJinbow trou 1 that \\etghed a 101.il ot
57V:: pooF,1d). The:.\: l\\v a\1d angler ) "ere t1i.h1ng ""h src:cn
Po-..... er '&111 Jilt.I night crJ" kr) in the dunnel ;ire a ol San\i..1g\1
Creel
Bob Bennett \ll (1..M.1 ~lc'.i Jbo J1'heJ ll'\inc th" "Cd.. JnJ
landed an 8·pounJ. lJ ·uun c trvut. l-\1r mo re mfurm:.rl11ln 1•11 ll'h·
rng cond111om a1 In inc ph1me t>·N-=:1Nl.
PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTlCES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLtC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES
se t,,. caw, and your Main Slree\ Sune JOO. Pl.J•rtltrt resetVes the nght n~por part• Cle la corte .... 2 MeClleal E•p•nsu Hied perSOrt files an ob-BEV1~~;~~E~S£ !:,~~':"If\ •:c:::=: D~:",';,~a~~ ~= PUBLIC NOTICES wagu, money and l>'OP-Santa Ana, C11tforn1a 10 amend 1n1s Stat9ment o4 '!"' ;~~ requ;•s.1:,ed $10,000 00 ' 1ection 1~• pelll.!Ort ~ • ' • nd 8 : Wl1h MC'l•on 2.074 of tne lion ..s NEW YORK sn'U:
---------I erty may be In~ with~ 92701·1204 '75370, (714) Damages d1J11og O•SCl01tery. galqvi!re Uafl\lr • u~ua..,_,.,300 3, Future MadlcaJ E•· ='~ould c=-tw~ Ole p-.:a2 ... .,:7• 3• t _..,I tiusineu and Pl'o'es.11Cn• PtZ2A PUBLIC NOTICE I~ w•n1no .. om ..... gn ""76 1 o"'""' \tie ....,,, s 1 o ooo oo • -.v • __....,. Cod Ole 1moun1 ol The 1n11c•pi1ted Cl••• OI ---------ieourt. """' or pnor o or --... 1nmedi111men1e. SI no penses • aUU\onty £.crow Mo. 104000 e .,, U'!e bulk sale ,, 4'27'93 at
Q 1087911 There .,e otnw lava' r• DATE: AUO 28 1992 11me ot lnal conoce a un eb09ado 4 Lou of E1rn1n111 A HEARING on tne peti-Notice 11 tlefeby g.ven l80 000 00 Hoc !he elf'<• ol euqA()W ES-
STATIMENT Of: qu1ttments You may went QAJltV L ORANV1lLE DATED. puede llam11 a Ut1 S9f'+'ICIO $2,000 00 t1on WI-be held on MAY 6, tl'lait a bvlll sale of usets I 4) ~~1"°;l5 OOO ~In CROW COMPANY, 501 MANOONMUCT OF to c.• .,, anomey right CI• r k 1 b » JANET Law ottlcH of Rich-Cle rerwenoa de abc>gados 5 Future Loss °' ~ 1993· 11 1 •5 P M In Otpt lf'<f a transler °' llcollollc ~as '~ ~"° ~ p erltc•ttl•• °''"•· Saflla
I OU8 a1111ay. If you do not know VOUNQ, Deputy ard G. Andre-, O I una oftctna oe ayuda lngs SI0.000 00 703 localtd al 3"4t The Cll ~ge "'*1N ~ aboul tween _,. S.... UolnMe Ana CA 92705 u:~:.':.:s~e all 1ttomey, you may * NOTICE TO THE P£RSON a, Richard Q, An-:::' r• el cf1t1C1ono tei. 6. Pro patty Damage ~ So\llh, Orange, C IO be maoe ano Iha , lnlenc>ed au,,_ This !MA ui. •t tutJteCt
lollOWt s all 1nomey relen'al Mrvlce SERVED· You a,. l«ved dHW9, Attomey at Law co N U .'53 00 IF y' U OBJECT TO tl'le The names. Soc:utl S.CU-Transferee, as niqwreCI by 10 CAl•lom•a Un•fOfTTI Com-
.. The ban:::f ~1 Of • 1~ 91d ol'fice (hS1eCI as an lnd1111dual defendant Publlsned Newport CASE UMBER Dated: Febryarr O °'th nw °' Ftldf<• Tu Num Sec 24073 ot tne Busoness merclal Code Section nave. u • In lh• phone book). INYntero del Caso} h ' 9,..,,i.ng • pelllJOI\ )'OU bets, and add1"SH al me _ .. Ptof cocse ""'' 6106 2 th• F1c1111ou1 Buslneu Oespues de que le en-SUPERIOR COURT OF Beach Costa Mesa Oa1ry 100884 245t , 1993 should appear al tn. hear s.lleril.Jcensee 1,. DAVID .... _,oon• • '° Sut>,ec\, ~ nAIT'•
Name: NEEOl.fS ASSOC! iregven nta citac:lon IUdi-THE STATE OF Pilot AP"~ 8, 15, 22. 29, JUDGE JANOFF, KARPEL I ing tanCI stale 'fOAJI ob-J GALA 2220 E Cllapman u:,.,con94~~on ~~ end adareu oe 1~ pef'IOtlt
ATES, 13 Corporall Pina. cl31uSled1tene un plazo de CALIFORNIA FOR 1993 CHAR COWAN jecilons or IH wntten ot>-•29 N~on C~ 92631 .JI "' ""'"' ~ d.ttmt mav be
Suite 200, Newpon Beach, 30 OIAS CALENOARIOS THE COUNTY OF Th899 P:SlO: ~A By: Wallff O. Janoft, rchons wolh the c:un ~ Th~ Du~MU is llnown ~ i:n:~~· 111:,,:.:, ~ l•i.<! ,, BURROW ESCROW
CA t2t60 para p1esentar una ,. ORANGE • ., AUom•r IM Plalntln °'' lhe hearing our •P-.. KATE l\ENNEOV'S t)Mn app<OYed by \he 0.-COMP.ANY sot PARK-Tne f1~111ou1 eusi:u spuella escnl.1 a maquma oi.nn Langdon Plaln-PUBLIC NOTICE DE.PT. 21 Publish ed Newport pea.-ance may be in Plf'90" CAFE & CATER.NG panmen1 al Alcotlol>c a... C£NT£R DAl\IE SANTA
Name r .. enld to a 11e en esta cOl'le ... • The name and aodress ot ,. M Oa"' or by your attorney The name-. Sooal S.CU· Comtol AHA. CA 92~,,~ ""° '"• .... Med In Orang• County Un.J Carta 0 una llamllda tJn, SUMMONS th• court Is· (El nombre y Beach-0•1• esa 1'' IF YOO ARE A CREOrTOf:I niy or Fed«al Tu Num •• IUt date IO< r1 .. nq d 3Jm• on M•cn 28, t991 File ltlefonoca no le olfecen va. (CITACION direcc:ton CS• la eotte es) Pilot Aptll 1, 8, 15. 22. Of a contingen1 c1ed110f or ~ •nd adc:1~ws oC \he Dated March t 7, ~"" ~ •'2&.'Vl. """tc." 9 NoF488820 proleccion: '" respuHlil Hlro Kobeyaahl, He"a JUDICIALJ SUPERIOR COURT OF 199J ltte deceased, you must tile BuyHiTransler•e 1te 1993 in. ou~ness-Cl.ay twf0te
Hopllln1 Oootopmenl e1t1ta e maqulf'la Ilene que A•ntal end Doea 1 NOTICE TO QEFENDANT THE STATE OF CAUFOR· 11'11185 y0\11' Claim w1\11 the eoun CHERYL L WOODBRIDGE. DAVIQ J . GAU the salt a.ale a r . .a
Company, l p . 13 Cotpo. cvmpl•f con I.ls IOfTTlall· throueh tOO lnc:lualv•, (AYISO a AcusadO) RIAO Ind m;ail. copy 10 the pef· 2110 CltaloN Strrt"t, I.I CHERYL L . WOOD-lbove
rat• Plaza. Ste. 200. N-: daCles tegoi.1 1pro1>4adas D .. eftdanl(aJ. ABI FARAJ, JOHAN ABI NIA, ORANGE SUPERIOR PUBLIC NOTICE sonal repn1sen1111ve •P-guna ~•ell. c. 92051 8AIOC£ Oated March 29,
port B•actl, CA 92660 al USled qwwe que la corle CAIE NO 991404 1).7 FARAJ; and DOES I to 25, COURT, 700 CIVIC CEN· SSC ...... Pooni.Cl by Iha <:oun will'lin As listed by Vle Seller u Publlshell New pot\ 1M' Thomas 0. Lenny, t 7 elCVCho IU cuo • Inclusive TER DRIVE WEST, SANTA ''""' IOUf monlhl from In• dlale Gef'IMe 111 olhef ~s1neu 0 I Woodllower, ll'Ytnt , CA Si usted no presenta tu STATEMENT OF YOO ARE BEING SUED BY ANA CA tn'701 NOTICE OF ol l1rst Issuance of lecten n1mes' and adClfHSOI 8e.tctl-Cos\a Mt-ta .. y MOHAMMAD MAJID
ln7t4 . t~\a a ttempo, pueae DAMAQEI PLAINTIFF (A Ud. le esta' Th .. name, address, al\d PETITION TO IS provteleO in Mcit<>n 9100 used t>y 1ne s.1_, \Jcwosae Pilot Al>nl 8. t993 AZAR
Mallahan Corporation, pefderelciso, ylepueden TO DEFENDANT, dem1nd1ndo) JOHN , ... phone numbet ol plain-ADMINISTER ol the Caltfomia Probate within tnree yHrs ~ore Th902 Publllllld Newc>ort
25411 eoacn Spnrigs LAM. qutlat IU •Ilario IU OlflefO NIRO Koe.AYASHI, ANO WOODMAN In E$TATll OF· Cod• The lime '°' ftl•no lh• Cl.at• suen ltSI WIS Ntll PUBltC l>AAffCE Beach-Cost.a "'es• o.ily ugunaHills,CA926S3 y 01ru cou's de au D EFENDANT'S AT· You"-"• 30 CALENDAR ltlf'• inomey, or pl•. \ltt MARYIUMANWNUNQ claom1 w.11 not 011pire be-or Cfel"'-8'1lo1ne Bur-"'v f'\IO(APf118 1 l Thia business was con-o~ad sin l"llto adtclo-TC>f'NEY OF RECOAD OAYS altef lhls tummons wilhoUt an attorney, I& (El lore IOUf monU'ls ll'om the Translet".,.. NOHE ThOOI
duc'9d by • general 1>811· ~al c>Ot pane oe ta eon• HPEIN· is 1etWCS on yoo to r1•• a nombre, ta direcdon Y eJ •"-MARYS. WAR~O l'luring date no11ced The ass.ta 10 be sold .,, c:.,n0•~~c!~6:
nenhlp E•11ten 01101 requlalt09 I• • rypewnnen response al lhll num•o de telelono ci.t CASE NO. A1M...-2 •bove. descnbed 111 genetal .u "' Hc>Pilnl Development Co., let. Puede que usted Plaintt", Glenn Langdon COU!\. ibogado Ocl demandente, To all ne.rs. beneflciaMS, YOU MAY EXAMIPIE the FURNITURE HHUAES, CRE>ITOfll OF
LP. 1 Oelaw11e l1m+led ruicra llilmM 1 un abogedo 111te• lh•I compensation A letl• °' phooe call w;lt 0 del demendante que no credllors. con11ngent credl· file kepi by Iha coun.. H you EOUIPM CNT, T RAO~ aULK SAL£
partnership, 0.0.rlll Patt lnmed1atamen11. SI no for damagos It hereby not Pf0\9C\ you. your rype-11 one ab OQ ado u) lor11, al\d persons WhO rnay are a peraon 1n1erest1G In NAME• G 0 0 0 WI LL (St:C::S. e 1CM,
n«, S1eptlet1 C. Hopkint, conoce 1 un abogado sovght In II'!• IOllowlng par· .w11100 ra1poflse must be WALTER 0 JANOFF. ESQ olheMl"se be lnl••si-:,1~ lh• "''''· 'fOAJ m1y 1.te L~S£. LEASEHOlO IM • e1os u.c.c.t O.ne<a! Pa1111er pued• 11811\11 • un MMCio tJCWarl' II\ pro~ legal form If )'OU • • • \he WI ()( estate, Of • #llh th• court • fonnal Re-p R 0 v E MEN Ts c 0 "· Eac,_ ~e ? 1 ~&..D
Th11 statemenl wu ntecs de ,.rerencle d• abogld09 t Generl\I Dim~ In want en. court lo tie¥ your JAN 0 FF• KA A p EL & of MARY SUMAN WARING quesl fOf SP«* Notice °' ENANT NOT TO COMPETE Notte• ia '*-bv givetl to
Wllh \he Coun1y Cletk ol 0 • una Oliclna de ayud1 . 000 pl cu• COWAN, 302. E. C.."°'1 St • aM MARV s WARING ~ fllwig ol an 1nvtnl 0tV ANO STOCK IN TRAOC I lh #t\hin
Or#'l09 Counly on Mitch legal (\IH .. Olfeetono tei.. HCHI 01 SIOO, 00 i:: If you do not fll• yOUt ro Sult• 100, Cataon, CA A PETl'flON tits bff(I and appiais.al of • Ute H and .,. toe.ti.cl .. 1• ~=': .. ,:, ltl; I buO.
22. 1993 lontco) such IUm •• prown al sponM on t.me, yo..i m.1Y 90745 (310) 830-41:11 l1led by ROBERT 8 LAN MU Of ot lhy ~Jon 04 TKIV'lolog; 0n¥e. \JM tn, ...ie IS abO\A be INIOt Of
Publilhect Noo#port lkact'I CAIR NUMal.R Ume ol trial of lh11 men.,. ioee ttw use. lr1d yoor OATE~ DEC 02 1992 DIS In \"9 Sup«lor Cour\ •ccount H ~ In lr\one, Cl e:!11t \he auel t 19 detct1bed c-. ....._ PllOt Ac>tll 1. t . (N llMnl ._1 C• .. ) 2. HMl~re and ntlaled wages, money at1d prop-GMY L OMNVILLB of Ca1110m1-. County of QR.. tecltOn 12SO of the c.ltror-The kind ct 1tc:9f!M 10 be below
1$, 22., 199l lit m.otcM ••l)9r'IMS ~mad et1y mr, be l.\hen wilhoUI a • C KEEL£A ANGE. n11 Probate Coda A A• 1tanslel'l'ed Is OM SALE The 1 Md ~ts
Th-184 ••MCM In HCHI ol I o.ooo 00, MV'I« Wllmf'O llOITI Ille Ctertl, ' • I THE PETITION requests qunt fOt S~i.al Notic• BECA ANO WIHC LICE~ E adOr=-of the Mier -------~~-· JUDO• add onal . court. DetMltJ .,,.. R08(AT 8 LANOIS be form •• avlolable lfom the NO 41 271315 NO'tll" 1$-0 8( .. AZA "'8UC NOTICE RK:MARO w. plU• sucn tit •um• TMl'e .,. oth« lltQal ,. aUPt:RICM COURT 1ppolnted •• perlOl'lll rep-court def\ SUED roo THE PAE~S AAA A J DA'& •t5'
LUUllelUNK aa l)foven el the Wiie ot quuements You may want "°" THll 8TATll re1enta\1"9 IO admir.ller AttertMJ tw th.~'-LOCATED AT 11 T~ ~~'\;:l~ .. 21'19 '
SUlllMOM8 DllPT • ., .... lrll4 OI lhll matttt. 10 call en a11om.y tight cw CAL.W°"NIA \he •tt•I• of 11\e o.ceoent t~r. oVY Onw. Unit rn. ~. TM locltlOI'\ It\ Cali~
(CITACN>N The namt and addreu ot 3 Fuw.o medleal cart oway If yoo do not k.l"Ow COUNTY OF OMMQll, THE PETIT~N requffll LINDA M . QUWDt:fl· C. 92711 ot ttle cfMf ••~ otfic• JUOfCIALI the cou!\ It• (El nomt>re y 8ncl retated t•penMa \n en an anomtv. yOU mll'/ ellll JOHN WOODMAN, \l~~f,'ent • beWI~= SO.. T?le ~l)alta date Of of ~ ..,._ II SAM£ AS
NOTICll TO Dl,llN· 01 1 d la cone ••) amount 11 pnwen 11 111• .,, •ttomtv retettal MM« trt._.,..lft c " "'~ ,.... and OUM>a"toet & OUM-.,. .. ,,. ,., 11 Aorl n AOOVE
DANT 1 (Awh• a O=~ C~HTY SUPE· Umtottrtllloflhlll'nllltlf'. Of a =:d~le (11t1ed .,., ' :,/'C:::i. we .,, .. lable Dt:RION, 14011 t~ al lhe oltoee ol Aa lo...O by IN Ml*. al
Aeu.M•t HMO KO. RIOft CC>Uf'T, 100 CMC 4 t.ou of earnings and ~~ de que te en 9'IAD Ml.,MAJ1 tor t'3mon.:ation In lM ... CM.La H LA l'LATA, i:.:~ ""£. C~~~ oen.r ~---'*°'* and
YA.IHI, HllRTZ 9'aNT A CENfER DRIVE WEST', Ion of lt!'IWIQ t•J>Kl'Y In 11 uen uta Cll.lelon juOI-JOHN ..._.MA.It k~ by tn. COUf't. ST• IOO, P.O. .OX i. 200 FYll"'10n, CA aocSt• ... s ~Id by ::
CM AND 00111 1 TO p 0 SOX 838, SANTA OMCHe $2$,000 00 plu• c:J utled \ltfle un pWO de .... OOllS { l• Ill, 111! PETITIOH '9q\.lfltl '4)TTO, &A0UU ""-Lt. 112631 • :!" ,:-r,.._ ~ wu
tOO AHA, CALIFORNIA U101, IWl;h ~d·llONI IUl'lll as 30 OIAS CALENOAAIOS IMlnlft, a.itnonty lo adnlon<stf'r ": CA U-...071'0 C1t4t llle amount ot the pur Mnt f1' dllWtred to ,_
YOU Altl •IJNG 8UIO CCNTRAL JUOtCIAl DIS· PflW9n '1 11'9 tune ot trial P•r• P'""'1" vna re Def• ...... •· :!:•Mu::,:.:~~ .. U1·toto cNM IWlCt " ~ l'IUy#. ·.,. GIANT 'AClf.IC 9V PLA*l'.,.: IA U.. TRICr ol lhtt matter t.CIU"'-98Cf>ta a maqulna US• tee>. l'008M l.ltH Act: (n"9 .,.,_.., '11bhthed Newporl 'Mio!\ In connectlOI\ #let.,. "·lZA. ~ M>1e!Oft ll\ld •
....... ._...,.,....!4a) The natM ac1c11tU, end 5 'Ube lose °' ~ tn esta ~ ll#ftada P\AIM11A"8 wi1 allow tM1 ~rec>-8 acn.Cost.a Meu Delly ....., ol .... ~ ~ g.,, O..VO. CA ~IC»
GLD• LMOOON( AR ~ ~ ol plain-In en en emount u pro.,..n ,';;o=:',:, '-:-ofreWI ITAT'UllllfT ~ ~ lo ••• many Not Apfll 7 ... 14, um :::'~ i:-;: "'9 t\at'MI:: --=
You halle )0 c.... MO I tttu attomr(. ft' P'aiMlff Ill .... time °' .... ot lhll P'OtKOOI\ ~ ~Ila 01MIAOll llctiol'll w.tnout obtaintng WTh74t .,,,. °' l lST.000 cio. -h :-A::,:'~ tlvy9rAZAA,
OAYI af\eronlhol ~. wilhoYI an attorney, It (ll matt•. •ant.a a f!IMl\llna Ilene que TO AU. PAATIU AND '°"" approwal ~·.all· o.nNla ol lflit ~ .la ~ 1,.111• 1Mne :~~ .. at lhl• "C)ITI~ I• dlrecclon y el e P!Oi>tf1Y "'1d m•tetl• cumpltt con lat ~-THll" AnOAN vs or Ing c.,,." WlfY ~ PUIUC IOTICI 1) ptfaone l chock CA W1t• • ' .
t '" • numero' de .-.ono del laneou• lttm1 °' ·~ dadH ~" ~lodH " COAD Ktlona. ~. :/.:' t l6,00000 nie aa..-10..,. ilGkS.,. T"'letttf flt ~ c .. ..,.. al>Og9do WI ~t. ~ In an ernount " • uttecl ~ff"' II COl1• C:()M(S NOW PlAIH'flfF, =-:Pf:-;:~': ~=':: 2) _._.. ,_. .. M ,_ ......... II\ ....... w.
l"°4 ptOl«t vou: yOIJI type 0 del denu11'1dante que no pio..n ., lie t1m• ot Iii.I ~":c,IU,:~ JQfw\ WC!Odm#I, eno tb lnCll'Mled ~ unlti.I C"BOITINll OP '**' ..... ~ """ .. h1fl'llture, r11111rH, end ._, ,."*" .. tot ""':I !lit '*"" ~ ••I °', thi1 " ''ef arid lelfl'-• • Mmpo, ~ mita "'-""'911'«11. ot o.n-0,., """9 ~ noa:e tit MA.a w.l Alm T2 0..::... ,_.. IO ..,. •ctulpmt~ ~"::::i :.:o::'~tor:.v= t..wOl!k .. otA~O ~ =" .. ~ .,.._"=1"pu909n .... ,... :;:r..:i~°:i::O~ °"'*'"'"°" c111:1n1• YDfl' -.. ... :a:._.., ....... c.att Andrewt • ...,,_ \.ynch n. lillng leg.II,... CIU'lat au Ml , IY dlNtO t, Oenerll Oa1111oe•· , \ ,_..., Wl!ll T'O T"IUll .,. e. eeCfOl8 wt'lid\ le can I -.,P"f\ ~, CA
1 Voll dO not, .. ~ nt nanclal ~ .. 2110 Mor1'I prev y otfH co1H ct• au 115000000 .,. kid~ ·· "fnw ALCOMOUC ihU r
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OltNO E OHAIACH'S Coat• ..... Oa•v Pilot lty Acl (8" p Code 2t7'00 ..:~~1C'o~:d ~-c; IRYIN( CAPITAi. MAA-Coat• ~ .. Dally Piiot Aptl' 8 15 t2 1"3 =:,~!'..!·1~ ~' •• 9;4ocr~.0:;,"~oct =d~ c't~,;
Ass 0 c I AT ES . c to April •• IS. n. 29. 1MO et Mq ). "'• ~"9Md P-'Ot April. IS 1993. KETS COMPANY, ISO New· Apnl '· •• IS, n. '"3 • . • • Th-t7• ...... J7 -;c;-.... i NIH C!J•t •1•4'70. ay " Donahue $cMw, 3501 Th-m will Mil at public: 1UCtton ' ' Thl97 port C«IW Oftwet~ Th-eTS d •~~ ... ---~ ......_ ,....._1---i T-·•t· i •--', .... , •&... Jamoorte Road South on Apn1 n ttt:> a1 2 oo ~. Cellfomla PUIUC NOTICE elOn9 __. ....... _ _.,y ,,,. --· •-.... _ .. --..
rowat, Newpon BHCh, PUBLIC NOTICE Pl" 91 tn92 Cowan. Irvine. PUIUC *>TICE The 1rf11ne Coml*"(, Mech-PUIUC lfOTICI p ro1on9•t1on to tne • dtecWma any IW.blll 0.19d 03111nttJ
Caltfornia t2t60 1etw CA 92714, P«W\11 ~ lolin. sso ~ Cent• 'lcUtlou• ~Y COi"*' Of Mid for eny lneorNCt lntor· ASANOJ ..
Conntlcllcv1 ~ Ula •i•a ..... 0 ........... , ._. erty, tncludlng rurniture, UMU?t Griw. Newj)Ot\ e..c:n. Celi CMSt08t400 halneM Name Z!.. inenc. North 31 fn!~u1'uml• ~11 ....:.. __ ....... ~ • .,,,, 4122 lntw11nce Corpo11uon, 1 '" " _.. -• • ~Ing. IOOll tndrt ocher l'lct......_ tomte 92660 Plctttiow a .. t.-.nt •I ml nut" U -..,. ... .,_
CoMKllCul Corporation, cJ SYMOPS.S OF THa hootehOld Item• 11orerct by lkta&ne .. ....._ Ttil• C>u1lnH1 11 co,,. lktelneu MtlllM The Following per1on• aeconde hal ~ 00 '"' but wt"'9ut c:owenant PUIUC NOTICE o CIGNA lnV..lmtnll. Inc . ANNUAL STATallENT the followlng per1on1: Stat-ent dve1H by. a oorporedon Statement are doing butin"t n to llh• =Int Of ~In· wan-anty, lllPfWI or Im
goo C<>ll.IO• Grove Ad.. WHtem United tn..... A3t3 M1dellna Wood. The FotloWlng ~ The 'Ulllrant(t) com-The FollOWlng per1on1 ROCKET DENIM, 19342 nang A Num~r '9· P==ll•1d 1'1•10Un•.r'!.'.,ng.enc''ut~ l"•"' NO 0 .. 003~1~6~,.,'0S$(
Bloomfield, CT 06002 ance Compeny, .... s 8023 John W. Stumm, .,. doing~ u: tnef'Cad to ltllluct bull· .,. dOlnQ C>utlneu -.: 8rookh11111. Huntmqton 232·Cll -""'" .. uD Knlckerl>Ocke, Gl•nd11I• MacAlthur c ... rt Thtrd 9220 CIMry t Timmons. JJ BEANS ESPRESSO neu under the Flct1110Ut Ne W PORT CAPITAL Beach, CA rm>46 The ltlHt •ddreu •nd • or •• to tna OTHER RH
Mall ASIOCllCM, L.P .• a , ... N•~ 8.ach 8300 ,,..,,.on Holt, 8433 CAFE, 32211 C.mlno Cap-BuaiNtlt Nam•(•) lilted PAR™ERS, L.P .• 14 Cor-Ktr\Mlth A. Oom1. 1934~ Other common ~ion•· =i:.wo.!..v.:t"• ,:,:.:v.u r.s. NO. J-t107
Delaware l#nlted l)al11*'· CA 9.:...... • Margaret E. Millet fltrano Sill Juen c::.~ a~ on: May t , 19M porat• Plan Newport Brookhura\. Huntington tton, If any, ot the ,_1 of __ no • .., •J •-u-" YOU ARE IN DEFAULT ahip, clo J,W. O'COMOr I • -Owner reserves the rigfll lwano' CalllC>MM 9287s The Irvine Company, Rich-Beaah CA 9266() Beadl CA 92646 property duc t tbed .. ,. --• .., OER A OHO Of TRUST o.t.t
Ce> .. Inc., 200 Petit Avt .. 31 ~;2 Ended O.Cembet to bid at ..... PurchaMt Joan Taylot 24701 Ray• .,., E. M<>ran Jr .. EHCUllV• ~ Capital Pattne,. Thi• • bualnet• I• con ~:: purponed '°be rn·!!'-~-!...!ru. :~ :=, May t. 1990 UNUSS t N-York, New Yoril 10166 • • mullt be made wiln pet· mond Wiy Si> ,,87 LalCa Vice Prffldenl and TM· Corporation (Ge'*'al Pit\· ducted by. an indillldUill ~•• edl1ndt Drlv•, _...,. .. ... ..,.... ..-TAKE ACTION TO PAOU
Daniel W. Donahue, Gan-Total admitted .... ta aonal c:nectc1 ot cuhlers For"t c.ritomia t:ie.io aurer net) 14 Corporate Pl~a. The rtg'111r1nt(s) com-Newport •••c h , C A vtded In .. id noW(.1). YOUR PflOPfRTY. IT MAY .,a1 P111nar or Gallen• OW· St8,7S9,S18 I Chee~ only and paid lot et Joow Btu 24701 R • Thi• llatement W11S llled N.Wpon BMCh CA 92MO me~d lo t~saet busJ. l26U v•nc:ea. It M\Y, unct.r SOlO T A PUI c bach'1 Putnera, C/O Tot at II ab 11 ti•• lh• lime ot purchue. All mond Way sf, #167 i.:i With the County Cler'lc of Tt'll• buslnei1 la co~ neu under the F»ct1t1out The under11gnec:t lru1t· *"'-of H id Deed o ~E Ell SAU Oo~ue Schriber, 3501 St2,048,632 fUtehased goods are aold Forest Ca1'1~a t26io a ~ COUl'lly on Man::h duele<t by· a lttTlllad part. Business Name(a) hstad .. dlactat""-any h1blllry ll'U•t. 1 .... ch.,Off YOOflJ,.!! N~T~E !~t ! Jamboree Rd South Aggregate wnt.-.ns ror as is", and must be r• Thia • bu;lnen 11 con-10. 1§93 nerth p at>ove on: Janu!lf'f t, 1992 for any l~orrectnen ol ••~•ff ol the Tt\18 '"" " .,. m ~
TOW9f. Sit 300. Newpor1 1pec:1al 51Kplus tuncss S O molted t t the time ol all• ducted ...., ,M3e02 The reglatrant(•I com-Kenneth A. Ooms the atrHI addreu a nd and of the lr\nla cru C((OING ACAlNST YOU Y B•ach CA 92660 C;ipital 510ck1 St.200,000 Sales 11e iut>,ect to poor -1· an unoncorpo-p menc9d I Thi 1 othet ~ommon ~gna· by Hid Deed ol Trua'-I SHOULD CONTACT A LAW.t Thom L Schn* Gen-Aggregate wnte-ins tor ell rated assoclauon o•h•r uWahed Newport Beach-o lflllnc1 bust-s 11.a1-n1 w.ls itltd tton II any •hown ,,., .. the emount reNon•bl Nora ol TtlrttM s Sw Uno n · otner lnan s lal surpitus ~ ation In the evanl ell lhan a pannersnop Costa Mesa Dally Pilot ness under 111• FIC'llllQUI wilh lhe County Cletti ot In • • • 111 m • t • d 10 be :':'c~~::t~:~• g')O IUN!s $ o pee ==t~ OWTMH The re911tran1(1) com-March 25, April t , e. t5, Bu.inen . Ntme(al llstact Or~ Co<>nty on March The to\al •mount ot the $8t2,933 32 HollOI °:"' ,!1~S~~n
Donahue Schnt>er.' 3501 Gmss l>M1·1n and oOfttrlt>-Dated th•• ::'~ 15th ;:.~~OC:!-t~sa:C1i~ 1993 ·~·~Pl~,~~. 19, t . Fff474'6 unp11d ptlnetpal bei.nc. The b«lellclary unde QUAltTY l~ SUf Jamboree Rd South vied surpitus $4.212.218 day o1 Apnl Public Sto~ Bu s Th-157 c 11 C ol "'-obligation 1eclWed u id oe.ct ol Trutt her1 CORP 1 Calllorni. C""" Towk· Sta 300. N port Unassigned tunds (sur· M t I l' I smell Name(1) lilted . orpo,. on. Alan PubhShed ~pon Be Ch• bV In• prope11y ta be tolore ••ecuted •nd -.. on•
Beach· CA 92660 • -pluS) St,298,666 p~11~';1~,~ ,.;,:, ~~e T':'' ~arch 20, l993 PUBLIC NOTICE ~ti;"~~':n'r'!:! ltted Cost. Mau Oa~y P1to1 aold and teuonable livered to tne under : ~:S-:~:o':°'r;;!r~·
This business 11 con-Surplus H r:'ds policy for Owner Jodene ~s CNSt08lUU Wllh the County Clerk 01 M rc:h 25, AP'~ I, 8, t5. cotta, e11penH• •nd ed• 1tgned a wrtt1an Declara ,0 N Dal4 ol ltutt u.o; 0 dueled by !<Ml venture holder SS,710, Pub II ah ad N • w port This StatMl'lenl tiled OrMo• Couity on March 1993 v•nce1 •t the Um• ol the lion ol Detault and ~ONAlD JAY BOSSE M .., The raglatrant(s) com-Income ror th• year Beach.Cosca Mesa 0aaw th V'9 C ty~t!rtt of Fkttuou• 9• 1993 Th-851 lnll•al pubhcabon ot tne mend lor Sale, and JRA JEAN ·BOSSE HUS menceo to tran5aC1 bu51· 120.283,476 Pilot Apnt a ts 1993 WIOr oun Bual-. Name ' N otice ot Sale 11. written Notic e ot Defaul • neu under the ~IC'titious Disbursements tor the • ' Th894 anoe Counly on March Statement Fse3370 PUBLIC NOTICE "426 226 22 •nd Etec:Uon to U t Th \HO Wlf'E AS COMMIJ"
Business Nama(s) fisted yea.r $13.426.610 19• 1993 The Followlng persona Published Newpon BNCh· In addition lo ca•"· the undeulgned c •u•• 'llOPERTY Rlail~
above on July 1s. 1988 We hereby cenity that 111• PUBLIC NOTICE F584847 are doing l>Yslness as: Co111 Mesa Daily P1101 t90077 Truatu will a ccep1 a H id Notlce ol O•l•ul l512511990 tn1l Ho Oan1el w Oon<lhu• at>ove items are In ac-Publlshed Newpon Beac::ltl· PINNACLE RISK MANAGE-Apnl 1, a. 15, 22. 1993 Flcutloua CHh1er•a checll dtawn •nd Election lo Sell to 1'0406 ol Otfldll R1eor~1
Thomas l Sctmber cordanc:e w11ti the Annual NOTICE OF Cosin Mesa Daily Pilot ME.NT. INC., 16279 Laguna lh-882 Bualnea.s Name on a ttate or national recorcMd In U\e coun Int onJca ol Int Couniv
This &1a1emeo1 was Med Staiement lor th• year PU•UC SALE OF Man:h 2s, Apnl t, 8. 15. Canyon Road, IMna, CA St•t•ment balnll. • checll dr•wn bV where the real pro coroet ol ORANGE Co.
with th• Counly Clerk or ended December 31, 1992 PERSONAL PROPERTY 1993 92718 PUBLIC NOTICE The Following perions • •Ulla or •~•r•I c'9dlt la tocal4td Name, Stree ~lorn" a.no purau~t to Orange County on Feorv-m1do lo the Insurance 1 2433 t Th-852 Palmer Risk Managemeot are doing business as· union or • checlll d rawn Add'9H and T etepnon Nob ot Dtl1un I/Id ( lkbon
ery 26, 1993 Comm1~oner. pursuant to Pursuant to lha Calilornta Services, Inc .. Utlh Domes-t9008t RED APPLE. nn Edinget by• itale or fedor•I Hv· Numbe~ Of lrusiea o S.I IJ'ltltundtr t~ ~
F5fS2240 law Sell-Service Storage Faetl· PUBLIC NOTICE he. 136 East South Temple, FlcUtloua · Avo. It t t B, Hunungwn Inga e nd loan a1iocl· r.r•on conducung aat OW\11991 Intl No 9t r •1.
Published N_po,, Bo3ch Jam•• F. Ch•~. Jr., lty Act (8 4 p Code 21700 Ste. 2300. Salt lake City, h~n•ff Name Beaetl. CA 92647 ation, uvtngs HIOCI · 1 Coa1t !led Service or sw OttlCMll Rte0tot 'ff
Costa M•ta Dally Pilot President at MQ) the under1tgned CNStoa68•2 UT 84102 Statement Ch11ng Kwon YOOll. 37 •lion or uvinga ban II. 180t0 Ch1tawortt1 StrH Oii 0411511993 11 tOOOA1/
Match 2s Apnl 1 8 15 Guy Lemmon, s.c,.... wilt sell · at public •uctlon Fictitious This business 1•. con-The Fotlowtng pers<>t'ls Loe. Irvine, CA 92720 •rllled In Section 5102 Gran•d• Hiiia, CA 913~44 IN FRONT Of Tl1C fl.A.GPO 1 ' ' .. • tary -on April 29, 1993 at 1:00 Buslneu N•"'• ducted by: a corporati0tt are dolno business as: This business ts con· 0 the F•nanctil Cod• 5676 (111) 131 .. 160 · AT Tl1E MAtN ENTRY AAlA
1993 Th-854 Published Newport pm al 22992 El Pacirico, Statement . The regl1trant(s) COP" YORBA lltilDA TRAVEL.. ducted by. an lndillidual :nd lulhouad to do Cout Fed Serv1cea THE Pt.ACENTIA Cl\ltC rp"
Beach-Costa Mesa Dall" Laguna H~ll, CA. 92653. The Followlng persons menc:.ed to transaC1 ~ 488& M11n Street. Yorba The reglstranl(s) com. o!:'"eu, •n, tl'lf1d1ta.. In corporation, lormerl 401~11 EAST CHA.Plot• .. .l,
PUBLIC NOTICE ' ......,,..,..,. pro---+v ind\.16-are 00tng t>Yslness 1s: ness under the Actltlou1 Unda, Catnomi. 92686 minced lo transact bus!-..... n o ten er other CFS Sentlce Corporallon "" Piiot Aprlt 7, 8, 9, 12, 13. inor:rn1tur;""'c1oth1ng GIAMPOLO PROPERTY Business Ntm•(•) listed Wortd Travel Bureau. Inc .. nes1 under th• F"1C1J11ous than c11n la ecceplad, • C.lltomla Cofl>cH•bon:NuE Pt.ActNTIA. CA It ~.
__ C_N_S_t_0_8_7_5_7_0 ___ , 1993 tools and/or . househofd ASSOCIATION II 695 Town at>ove on: Not Apptlcable A Cahlornla Corpo1a11on, Business Name(s) hsted the Ttut•ff m•y w1ll\hold Tru•l-Maruvn Mon111.a.ic11on to 111 lllQl'lt'll L
Fictitious W742 items' stored by the tollow-Cenler Dnve Suite 1450 Palmer Atsll Management 620 N. Ma.In Street. Santa above on: nol yet the 1uu1nce ol 11'1• per1o Vice PrH1denl fOt c.un ll>f'faole 11 l:lt ~ ing per.ons: 9019 e J Bal-CoSla Mesa. CA ~626 • Senllc:es. Inc. M•chHI 0. A~ Cal!lomla Chang Kwon Voon Trustee'• Dead un111 ASAPI~•• u.a in laW!ut monty 01
Buslnns N•me PUBLIC NOTICE ley, F005 Harry Youngmin. Char las H G1ampolo, 695 Bladlbum, AU11tant S.C.-• Thi• bualneu IS con This statement was f.led tunda ~me •vall•bl• 3125 4/t . .it u111~0 SQllSI "'lllJlll c:.
St•tement NOTfCE OF G061 Udd Conger H073 Town Center Onve Suite WV ducted by: a corporation w11h Iha County Cieri! fJf to the P•YM or endOt'lM tnfilHt ·c:onveyea to J •
Tna Following persons PUBLIC SALE OF Nancy Strouss. L08S Chen t450. Cosia Mesa. CA This statement was llled The raglst11nt(s) com· Orange County on M¥ch Ha matter ot right PUBLIC NOTICE /!el!.l'liv It una.r s,a,o Ott; are dotn9 business as. Witcher 92626 wilh th• County Clettt ol manced 10 tra.nsac:1 bu5'-2S, t993 .said Ht• will t>. m•d• Trust in-ait <'ootny 5 ~, ••• KOll CUSHMAN REAlTY PER&OUL PROPERTY Owner resetVas Iha nght JanlCe A. Giampoto 695 ()ranoe County on Maren nest under the Ftc:llllOUI F5SS443 Wilhout c;oyenanl or war· NOTICE ~ u.d Co.intf Ml. Sgi. •:IC MEXICO,~ Von Kannan #OOtOt to bid at $31a. Purel\ases Town C~er Onve. 'Suite 24, 1§93 Business Na.me(s) fisted Pubhshed Newport Beaeh-ranty eapreu ~Implied TRUSTEES $Al£ talOf~ 15 IOllO#t c• '! Ac~·9n~;.,. Newpo,, Beach. PulwaJ'lt to lhe Cahloml• must be mad• Wllh per· t•SO. Costa MeH, CA ,5eS295 al>oYa on: nol .,., C0$1a Mesa Daily Pit I regarding Ml•. POHH· UNDER DEED OF TRUST TRACT ~o 1214 l~f ,....., Self·Service Stor;tge Faol-sonal c:tiecks or cashiers 92626 Pubhsn.d Newport 0.ach· Wortd Travel Bureau, Inc . A ~ t 8 IS 22 1993 ° ••on °' encumbrancea, T F No 95123 TE C SA C
Cushman Realty Pat111ers. iry Act (B & P Code 21100 checlls only and paid lor at This business is con· Costa Men Daily Pilot Thomas o JakSOll. Prosi· Pf • • • • to Ht.1ty Iha Indebted· L~h~,o .. !411-939 OOf iw.O,.SIAsrltE Ofo~:•Ll;O a Cahlomia corporation. at seq.). the undersigned the lime ot purchase All dueled by husband and A 11 8 IS 22. 1993 dent lh-670 ne11 ••cured by eald ""'"' ...., uc ....,.
&Ot S. Figueroa St. 471h ••• sell at publfC auction P."'c:ttased goods ara aold Wiit pn • • • Tt111 statement was filed PUBLIC NOTICE Deed. •dv1ncea ln.,.un-AP Number •12·07'·15 ~IA. AS JltR ~AP AlrOll
Fir . l o1 Ang•les, CA on Apnl 30th. 1993 at t:OO •as is". and must be r• lne regislrant(s) com. Th-Sn with Iha County et"1i ot der with lnLereat H ~ YOU ARE IN OEFAUll ~ 8001( •t PAGES •o •t
90017 pm at 2065 Plaoentla Ava .. moved at the tJml) of sate menc:ed to lnlf'lsaC1 busi· PUBLIC NOTICE Orange County on March NOTICE OF V•ded therein •nd the UN DEA A DEED OF t.llSCHLANCOUS AfCOADS
KCM Associates, L.P .. Costa Mesa. CA 92627, Sales are iut>,ec:t to prior ness under Iha Fictitious 26, I~ APPl.ICATfON TO unpaid prmc1~I OI the TRUST DATED Novembef ™E OHIC[ Of THE C01.\ ~Von Karman Allef'lue. personal propeny, incluo-cancellauon in ttle event or Business Name(s) listed t89299 FM5588 nolc H cured by U ld 1fi, 1987 UNlESS YOU R£COR~ER Of SAID c, .,
Newport BNeh, CA 926EO Ing lvrMure, CIOlhing, looll settlomonl be"'-en owner above on. May 23. 1989 FlctlUoua Published N-port Beach-SEU ALCOHOi.iC deed with lntereet "'41,.. TAKE ACTION TO PRO· AP NUM8£FI 426 311 1
Gabnet Robles, H()(ac10 and/or other household and obligalttd pany. Chatln & Jnnlce Giam-Busl-.. Name Costa Men Dail Pifot BEVERAGES 3-t7-93 on H provided ln u ld TECT YOUA PROPERTY IT SONI •~Oress ll!d 0'11t•
1855. 60 Pl&O, Col Los Mo-Items stored by the fol-Dated this 81h and 15th polo A I t 8 IS 22 is To Whom II M:ty Con· No ........ ch•tQe• and MAY BE SOLO AT A PU8 mon on1qn1t10n II Any rales Polanco. 11 1510 M•11· towing persons: A074 day ol Apnl Public Stor•ge This Sl.llement WU filed Statement pn • • • . ' 3 cem· CALIFORNIA RES· ••IM'O•H ol In• ""'"" LIC SALE ,,... YOO NEED rul ptOl)ttly ono.oto ~ .. 100. 0 F , Me.t.1co GARY M. WOODS. A075 Management Inc Tai• Wtlh lhe County Clertc ot The Following P9"'°"' Th-873 TAURANT ENTERPRISES. •nd ol Ille trusts uu1ed AN EXPLANA TlON OF Plll'OOIUO 10 be 412 l ~
Tnis business •• con· ~AUREEN J GEOOI, 9003 phone 714•160.8080 Agent Orange tounly on Maren era doing bullnns 11: PUBLIC NOTICE INC . ls(are) 11pply1ng to tho by H fd Deed ot '"''' THE NATURE OF THE ducted by: a general pan· DAN R. lEMMONS, C-003 for Owner · IO 1993 MALL CLEA NERS, 30262 Department of Alconoltc Set'Tllno Reconvey1nce PROCEEDING AGAINST ltTh STREET COSTA Ml SA
nerShrp CHRISTOPHER MA T Published N w r ' Crown Vane., Parttway ID, CNStO&Sa7e Beverage Control to 1cll <1I· Company t900 Atv•r· YOU, YOU SHOULD CON 9?611 flit unOtrilQl'ltO Tr ..
The raglstranl(SI com· BOSTER. C065 THOMAS Beac:h-Cosl.l Me~ ~~.,~ p bll hed N Fse::e1 Laguna Niguel, CA mn Flctltloua eohol1C beverages 31 11 t2 Qrad• Road, Su1&.e 2870, TACT A LAWYER dlSdallnS any UCJlly IOI ' mane.CS to transact busl-E BUTlER, C080 JOHN O. Pilot Apnl 8 IS 1993 u s -port aeh· Bum Suk Son, 2:l Bloom· Bualne•a Name Irvine Ave .. Nowporl 8o11ch, frwlndale CA 9 I 706 Notice ti hereby given lllCOllKlnesS ol Ill lllMl ~ ness under the F1c:tlllous MARSHAlL. 0092 RICH· ' ' n,896 Costa Mesa Daily P1lo1 dale, Irvine, CA 9271• CA 92660 rth "41" ~ (111f IU-6J70 By A C that Serrano Reconvey Olen lflll Oallf commOl'I OJ Bu11ne11 N1ma(s) listed ARD R. KASZUBI NSKI, Apnt t. 8, 15, 22, t99l Myung Joo Son, 23 State.,.nt Sala BMf' Wine (l>ub M11111rd Aut · s.c;,.t.try. inc.• Comp.1ny, •• true!> iqn~~n 11 any 1110.n re t
abOve on: March 5, 1993 l008 DAVID H. MIUER· PUBLIC NOTICE, Th-876 Bloomd•I•. Irvine, CA The Foltowlng person• Eat Pl.) llcense(s) Dated 0311111993 " or aucc .. eot trvllff Tllt IOUI llnOUllf Ol 111 ur; Kol Cushman Rtatty Mait· BURG 92714 are doing b1.111ness u : Published Newporl ASAPIOl11 b d .... ~-1 1711 ......, AA• lco, • Cal1fom11 gefleral OwMr reserves lhe nght CNS1087422 PUBLIC NOTICE Thia bu1lnau Is con-PACIFIC RIM IMAGING. Beam-Costa Mesa D.-i~y 411 4/1, ..,,~ 0 ' •u tlltute truitee _...,. 0 .......,,...,, s
PaMerlhtp to bid at sale P·~cha••s ducted by. husband and 185 E. Pautarino Avenue, P1I01 Apnl •. 199l. pur1uanl IO "'-o..ct 0' Qll.O t:ly lie lllOl>trty to Cit '' --FlcttUou• t88M8 f Sui C C M Call l' 'Truat eucuted by 01..son~1tHlll\'Q' am By; Cushman Realty Part· must be made with per· Bualne .. Name wi • te • Otta nit, · rti004 PUBLIC NOTICE Mo••h E llilola1co a ··-... 0 ..... ancu .. nors. a C.klotma COfl>O'I· MN! ctledts or cashiers FlcUtlou. The reg1strant(1) com· tomla 92626 ed ....,....._ .. •• .... •1
tlOn, Gener.>f Pannef checks onty and paid ror at Th SF~l~nt Bualneaa Name menc:ed to transoc:t buSI· Frye & Smith. Inc. a Dela· PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF mam m•n 11 t'til •01• tllM ol IJlt lliball 1>110tQ!lon By· Its CFO the bme ot P\lrchase. All a "'v-•ng ~s Statement ness under lh• FldJliOus ware CorporatJon, 150 E TRUSTEES SAlE and Hparate properly Ille NOICI Of gs
l<CM AllOCl91es. L.P , a 1Nrchased goods ere sold a~~~~Rt;'~~:~ERS The Following per~ Buslneu N11ma(1) hied Baker Str .. t. Costa Mose. NO-TICE OF TSI 19612 !i"',':n!;c:;:::,~n o;~llh .. S(!? ?41 5T3 n a.10 :IOI':~·
Calllorn1a llmHed part· "as 11", and must be r• 858.Prod Pl N • are do111g l>Yslnesa as: at>ove on: NIA Cai.tom.a 92626 ::r~J"~~~~ 37403 2PS 101• and Mt:Mtr•&.a Pf'OP-CISfl ~ ruslH ICU~ nerShlp, General Penner • moved at the lime or Sale 1,.,.,. B ~~ 9:i:J ew-HIDDEN OAKS RANCH Bum Su'! Son This Ou1tnau II con-BEVr .. '"G"'"S .. 2 ... 3 Parcel No 939 63-0S3 el'ty Reco<ded l?J01/1H7 tll$l\lll s d'lac:l Otawn on IS':.
By The Kott Com!*'Y. • Sales are subject to pnoir>"~eat:. 8 Ae 2600 Harbor Blvd .• Co~ ~Joo Son dueted by:• corporation ..._ c .,. -· Oal4td March 11 t893 In Book NIA Page NIA OI n~~ D#l .. a g\t(t °'' Caltlom;a corporatJon, ~ Cllt'Cellatlon in Iha event ol B r I . d ~hef, 12 Mesa CA 92626 This statement WH llled The regl1trant(I) com-To Whom It M'Y COi\-YOU ARE IN OEFAUL T Intl • 17 66St•J o t 0 111· by 1111• Of lalltrlll atalt Ui\I, eral PM111or settlement between owner ay 1 •n •' aw port The 'While HIWI\ Partl'lef· wilh the Couity Clertt of menced to tranuct busl-cern· Anju K. SAMI ls(01re) UN OE" A OE 10 0 ,. 1 R ... 1 ............ .._ a.... a ..... By hs President and obligated party. Beach, CA 9266! Ship. A C.litomi• limited Orange C<>Unty on March ness under Ille f'tc:11llous applytng to tho Oep.v1~ TRUST OAtEO Janu•" C•• ecordi In~ otlice "' .... _ ... _, vr ...
By Gabrial Robles Gen-Dated thls 81h and t51h .?a~ B. l Aat~. 224~ panoerst11p, 2600 Hatbot 19, 1993 Bus1nen Name(s) fis ted ol AICOhol•c 8evll"•g• Con 29 t9SU U"ILESS YOl :~ ~~"~ct,~~~ = ~ ~=~
oral Pann« day of Apnl Pvblte Storage Bee!' .... er,. an•. ewpo Blvd . Cosui Mesa. C~hl. FM48"8 •bolle on March 8, 1993 trol to sell a!Cohol< beYor TAKE ACTION TO PRO I d • ~~ Th• SlalemC!nt was filed Management, Inc.. Tel• Chris'. c 92660 • CA 92626 Published N-port Beach-Fry• " Smlltl, Inc . l<en-aqes al 2640 East Co;ut TECT YOUR PROPERTY IT Om•• on pu,.~0• to '1¥1\9S b.a.'ll ioeol•d In ~
with th• County Cre<11 or phone 71'-646-6166, Ag•nt E.t~er R':ia~etf1erci ~t This b~slnass is con-Costa Mesa Daily Pilot neth Binner. President H~ ''· 4 & 5. Coron.l MAY BE SOlO AT A PUB ~=c~o;.,~~:iu!!7~ !: ~~lOf~!'°~~~s;;
Ora';l; Counry on Matc:h IOf Owner NW3 EBT E.nolalld on on. ducted by-• hmllod pan· Marc:h 2S Apnt t 8 15 This sta1omen1 was flied !?el .. Mar. Ca 9262:> w.\h llC SAl£ ., YOO NEED der recor~ 11•06/1992 Ill Ila tQll 111 lllt ntlll tanc
17, I 3 Published Newport James p ~tch« 1n• nershlp 1993 • . • • W•lh Iha County Clari!°' 41 ()n.5,l/e Beet & W1na AN EXPLANATION Of'"' 6ooll. NIA P•1i1• NA o~C!Ylltallaaa:aoted ..
FH4498 0.•ch.Costa Mesa Daily Rim RocJC Canyon· Road The regl1trant(s) com-Th-85l ?~3 County on March (Pub E.al Pl) lrcense(s) TUE NATURE OF THE Inst , 92 16706 ol aaid ,, .. ~ ...... ,.,.., .,. ... 11 ............ Published N-pon Beech-P1tot Apnl 8, lS, 1993. L,anun;i Beach CA 92,, .. 1 ' menc:ed IO transact l>Ysi-•I Published Newport PROCEEDING AGAINS1 OlllCl•I "ec:ords wilt $4!11 .......... _, w• .,..., '" ••
Cos1a Mesa 0111y Prlot th893 JJ..-athan w Fle1cher"" 101 nass under the Fict11lous PUBLIC NOTICE . F56449t Boach-Costa Mesa Daily YOU YOU SHOULD CON· on 0.1191'1993 •I' 00 PM ancl OI ~• t r11nen 0..4 i;•
Api-11 I, 8, IS, 22. 1993 PUBLIC NOTICE Acacta Avenue, Coron3 dal Business. Nama(s) llS1ed Published Newport Boach· Pilot Apnl 8. 199J tACf A LAWYER at lh• Hort/\ tront en hinos btCOll'll IV&i!Mllt to
, Th-88:1 Mar, CA 92625 at>ove on NIA 190072 • Costa Mou Dally Piiot Th903 On Aprtt ts I H:S. at trance 1o the County Pavtt or tnd0t1N IS • IN:l
NOTICE OF This business Is con-Nabers leasing. Inc .• a Flclltloua April t, 9. 15. 22, 199J 1 00 P M <..oa11 "ed l•r· Courthouae, 700 Civic 01 flQnt SM! Ult""' 1>t ITl..C PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC SALE ducted by· a general pan· C4hfom1a corporation 8YSln .... Name Tl'l-879 PUBLIC NOTICE vice•. ' corPor•llon, lor Cent., Drive Wffl Santa out WlalOUI tovtnllll or "' ncrship Bv R1CfltHd Nabers. Pres!-St t t mor1y CFS Senr1c• Corpo An• CA Al 1>•1bUc IUC· ranty UPIOSS or wnpt11d
NOTICE OF OF PERSONAL The registrant(•) com-deot, General Penner The F;,:wim•n pa PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF ration a Catllom11 Ce>t· t1on to 1n11 h1ghHt btd· ga10111g CO. ommion Of •
PUBLIC SALE PROPERTY ,93502 menced 10 transact busl This SIAlomenl was filed ., dol l>Yii ng "°"' TRUSTEE'S SALE por•Hun .. dutv •P· de• tor CHh (POlYAbl• •• Cllll!bl.vlCllS 10 UllSly ". OF PUSONAL Purtuant to the Cahlomoa nus under the FIC'llt1ou; with the County Cl8f'll of C~Ro~\EL '(!~~:~:ERS CNS108H72 UNDER OEEO OF TRUST pointed Trua1eu unde1 the IHhe Of tole in lawtut OtC•OMSS \tallld Dy u
PROP£ATY 67979 Sctf·Sorv1c:e S1orage FllCll-Business Name(s) listed Ofange County on Match 16'n S 11\0dll H ntln : Flc tllloua T f llilo "099 CG end punu•nl to Deed of money ot lne United OMO IOYanQIS tn111uno
Pursy"'t to th: Cal1lom1a •ty Ael (B & P Code 21700 above on· March 3f, t981 12, 1993 IO(I Bea:. CA ~&..9u g 8u1k1eaa Nam• Lo~ No R97l~56 lru11 recorded P:ebru•'"I States) •II nght 1111e. Wlal 11111rast • '"~'° Sell·~• Storage Faol-el MQ l· the undersigned Douglas B. Fletcher F563952 Park Yon9 Bae t 17t Statement p ., ~ 14· t!IQO 81 tnet•1.1n1•" and lnter"t conveyed to"*'"' 1110 Ill unow or.no;
rty Act \B a p Code 21700 :: :;~1 ~ ~~~ ·~~ ThlS statemem was ldad Publ•sned N-pon O.ad'I· Sou1'i Vlctona A~. Los The FotlOWing per~ons y~ AR~u~ OE.FA Ul T No 90 071311. ot Olllc1a1 •nd now held by 11 under 01 111, ,,0 .. MCUrtO oY ~ c ..
at seq the unc1ats19nect 20 • a with the County Clertl ot Cotta M•sa Daily Pilot Angeles.CA900t9 are dolngbusmeuas UNDER /1 DEED OFRecorda. Hecul•d by H•ddffdinlhep1opertywtll inttreSl fl«IOll u ~
WIU .... , ·at public auction ~~ M1:.... ~'::'9~'11· Orat\ge County on March March "· 25. April '· s. pn_. Sun A•. 1171 SOUit! VISTA VERDE MOBILE TRUST OAT'EO Sepi.tnt>.f EllChl Hirota • m•rfltd attuated tn H id County YIOtd Ill"'° ~o• ltd .. & •• on Apr~ 30, 199:3 at t 00 ~onal 0 tncl~ 22. 199:1 1993 Victoria AV90Ue. Los Ange-H 0 Me p AR I(. '14 1 1 1918' UNl ESS YOU man .. tru1tor(•I In the and S\a1-•nd de1Ct'lbed WICI UOttlUS ol Illa lfllSIM :a.
pm •I 2065 Plac.nua IW•. ~ turn.tu!: g:'~~ lools F564927 Th-839 les. CA 90019 Pomona Ava 12S, Costa TAKE ACTION TO PRO· otll~ otl ~ C~nty A• ··p~ORll~l· 1 LOC ,, o· I ol .... llllSts CJUllO t• ~ COAi Mesa. CA 92627. and/or oth'er houienotd Publtlhed Newpor1 0.1c:h-This business 11 con-Mesa, CA 92627 Tt:CT YOUR PROPERTY fT COtvw• 0 ""•nO• Coun '" ~
pe<sonal property. 1ncl1Jd. it.ams stored by tl't• totlow-Costa Mau Daily P1101 PUBLIC NOTICE duc:wd by. husband and i.t~ ~~la T~113-0 ~:: MAY BE SOLO AT A Plie-ty-~1~1~::;'1.~ putMlc auc· ~~~~1 0~0 c!·.~~· ~. '•h•• g:0c:~~;~993 ing lvmltura. clothing tools 1ng penons· EOt9 James AP.fll t 8 tS 22. 1993 wit• 1 • "· LIC SALE IF YOU NEED ' OUAUTl'LOAN&IRV1Cl and/or other household Preston Ei67 Jonathan ._, • • • Th-Mt CNS108I018 The reglatrant(1) com· gan Ortw, Pllm Oesen. CA AN ElCPLANA TION OF tlon lO nlgh .. 1 tMdder tor oC101.1nry11~?'. anva.• ... Sot.twi. ,.,.,.,.. •• "R"•TEE l"LI uem1 atored by the follow· Htps FOOi Jel1 Schwartz FlcUUoue manc:ed lo ~Net busi. 922$0 THE .. A TURE OF THE gah • ~•hltr a checll c.f1 "'"" ,, ...,..,. -" .... ~
1ng peraons; E02t Luis A. FGJMogar COIKVlll4t FOt9 PUBLIC .. OTICE Bualn4tN NaMe ness under the flcbtloul Thlt busrnau 11 con-PROCEEDING AGAINST dr•wn °" • 1tate or na· on • Map recorded in W T fOt;ATHSfAEH SIJ rt
Borntla, E025 Martin w Roear Courville ·H122 " Statement Bullnesa Nime(al lttled ducted by· a business tl\lst YOU YOU SHOULD CON· tlon1I benlt • •late or Booll t18 P11ge 41 to~ 116 'WtlAAV .. CA 9ll~I ci.wng., EOQ Ptul J Henry Castana<!• Ht94 CNStoaMte The Following penons a.bow on: NJA The regl11rant(s) com· TAcT A LAWYER lederat cr~ll union. or a tnclu11ve ol M1tcelta· {114} ?85-9~1 i'Y rt Rlh .. ...._____ E083 "~n w a, dol , y,..,,.,. .. _. P•• menc.d to tranuc:t bYll-elate °' lederat a•vl""'I neou• Map1 m the Of· RIJSSE•t acs1ST• .. TS!C•£
F ... ,~I t..,. E··, 12 o...,.. H Maut9ttl Ot<ld1• STATEMENT OF are ng l>UllMU as: Sun~ ..... ~p .... -"8$t u ..... ~ , .. _ ~i--"~-Not.ce la her'eby given •nd loan •••ocl11i'o"'n t • ...... ..-. " " . •nny °"""" ,._..., Iha rigflt WtTMDAAWAL FROM SELF & BHAMRE. AT-... ... B _, • ..,... u... ...vuvu. lrl•t s.rrano Reconvey· d 1-... .. s IC. ot lh• County Re TARr Ptne pa Et31 DHn D to bod at Nie. Pure~ TORNEYS ANO COUll&SEl Thil •tatemenl was tiled u .. nau Name(s) llsted Com tl\I 1 om1c1.., In 1 .. e tata ol corder ol Hid OranQ OH IO.f12 Sc:hull<ey, Et•1 Jose luls must be ma ..... ..,,... • PMTNEtSHfP ORS AT lAW 4400 with Iha County Cleft! of above on: June 29, 1958 .. anc.e P•ny, •!_. 1 • Ca111orn11 lpay•ble al CouMV MAR v ~oR 161,,,.,. Vaca E280 Midi ... RIU ""' ._, par OPEMTINQ UNDER MKAM 8IYd S:.,,. Orange County on Mlreh Shlrtey VIie, Tnislff • °' auc~•Hor vvllff. llme of u e In lawful PARCEl 2 An .... -u,.r ·~ · uea' RoClnay w Obi ' aonal c:tlec::ks « cash!• P'ICTfTtoUS· "'· ·• • 320• 25. 1993 Thi• statement was filed or •uballtuled tru•t•• money ol th e United ment lor 1ngreH 9"'"'
£328 John Le0n, ro~,: ::c::v:, ~=-~~ :,! BUSINESS NAMI! ':rid:~~~,:~ . ,M544e ~th lhe ~IV Clerk of ~':~!~!:~..:br~.~~ Stateat. 11 INt NOIU'I front end en1ormen1 over lh
Thoma• Shunaman, Et58 ~rc:ttased goods era aold The lotlow(ng peraon has Place. Newport Beac:tl. CA PubUlhed N-port e.ach-~ IY on Marett In Andy Altll •nd Nurtan •"trance to the County omrnon Area• ol u l
John vor-ll. E254 Peler 'as 11", and must be ,... wilhdr--. •~ • g-a1 92660 Co1ui Mesa Dally Piiot 12· t Nora Arik, hu•b•nd end g:unhouae, 7oo Civic :~~~ ~0 u,9:6!,11~r. ·~ Wrtmon, EJt2 lnform11ion moved at the time ot aate Partner from lh• partner-Hema C. Bhamre, 61 4 Apnl t e 15 22 1993 F5640e3 wlle Recorded n ter Dnve Woat. S..nta MaNgement Systamt Sales ,.,. aubjoot to prio( lhlp operating und., the Gary Place Newport • • , . • Publllhed Newport Beach-ot!Olit111 in 8 0011 NIA An•. C.lllomt• •ti ngh'-Section I ol tho Deel.,• RENT
Owner ,...,.,,.. the right cancellation in th• event ot lictitlou1 bualnau name of Betch, CA 9266o Th-811 Coate MeH Dilly Pilot Page NIA ln1t ' 81. llll• a nd lntarHt con • lion ol Covenantt Condi
to bid at aale. Purcn ... , MtUemenc betWfffl owner GLENOALE OHRBACH'S Thia bualnHa 11 con-PUBLIC NOTICE April 1• a. 15, 22, 1993 u 2616 01 Of 11 cI a 1 v*Yed to end now held t1on1 and Rollr1c11on1 tbrou9h el&uihed
muat be mid• With per-and obligated party. ASSOCIATES 11 3501 Jam-ducted by: husband and Th-818 Rec.ofda In th« olhce 01 by 11 uno.r uld Deed ol recorded February 7. ---------
aonal chectl• 01 cHh1ar1 Dated this Stn and tSth borM Road, Soil• 300, Wiie t9001~ IN Count'( AKOfcler 01 Trust In the property •It· 1978 In Book 12556, P1 HUNT
c:hedla onl'f and paid lot at d•y ol Apnl Public Storage South Tower. N•wpor1 The reglatrent(I) com· F1ctltl.ue PUBLIC NOTICE Orange County Cahlor· U•ted In Hid County •nd 1~19, Ottlcl•t Record• of
the time °' purehue. All Manag•ment Inc.. Tel• Beach, Ca 92660 menced to lrlnNct bull-• .,.,,.... Name n11. and pur1uant to the S\a!e <Mecrlbed .. Orange County ~ch~~ goods are told phone 714-~5616, Agent The Flclltlous Bua1nass neat under the Fictitious St t nt taasn Notice 01 Defaull and P•rcel 1 Unit 8. a1 The ettHI addreH an
a is • and must be •• for Owner Name rerarred to el>OYe Buslnau Nam•(•) ~•led a ..,... FlctltlcHaa flecllon to a.II ~un· anown and defined 011 o ther common <Matgna
moved at the time ol ule Published Ne wporl wa.s flied 1n Ofange Counl"( •t>ov• on: March 8, t993 "!:inFotl~ peraona lktalneaa Name def ...corded lM)4nH2 the Condom1n1un1 Plan lion. II •ny 01 the r•a lhrou9b c10H1fted
Sales are subject 10 pnor Beach.Co I.I Mou Oaily on Augutt t9. 1998 Mlch ... C Self are Rbu as: Statement In eoo11. NIA P•Q• N/A lor Loi t, recorded Ju~ property c1•1cr1be
cancellation In lhe event or P11o1 Aprll 8. 15. 1993. F399S!M This atatament was nled ~TSE~lg~e._~::~ The F'0110wtng persons '"'' ' 12·1601>1 ot .. Id ti, 191:1 .. "'"'umenl •bov• •• purponed co be
Htllement between OO¥Mr Th898 Ful name and addrH1 ol Wltl't the County Clerk °' ittoa Ave 1209 ·~ I-are doing buslnH1 as· Othclat Record•. will Sell ~o U·2~~· ot CounOtuc111 ~.1.1,2 •• oc111·"! .. ~!v• Coit aftd obl19111ed party the peraon withdr1wlng ~ COUt!IV on March • • I am NEW CLEANERS 283-C on 1)4/22J1tt3 al' 00 p M ecOt'dt, ........ ty. ... .. ~00'-
D•ted Ihle 8th 8lld t51h PUIUC NOTICE CIGNA Real bl.It• Fund T 12. t093 •:;.~mll0~1.. Medlcal t7\h St1Mt Coat~ Mesa at the North ftont en · C•Plllorn1a The undersigned Tn111 day ol April PUbt1c Storage Um1 .. d Pa11ner1hlp, 900 ,,.4018 .,; CA • • trance to tl'le County atcef 2 An uodMded " d11c111m1 •ny hablht Managem~t. Inc. Tel• CN9t~25 Collag• Grove Road, Published Ne'#""'" Beadt-~ .. ,!'!*"2 C,Sotf>Ot1 ·~· Behnam Nourto•tar Courthouae 700 Civic 1/S4tn lnter .. t In and to tor any 1nconec:tne1a o pN)n• 714-64f.t19e. Agent '1cttti.u. Bloomfield CT 06002 ...,... ""'• _, ..... o. ,...,. • ,._ .... · Lot t ol Tr.cl No '1451, the •tr-1 1ddre11 an tor o.i-.. ....._ .,._~ This ..,..n. Coat. Meu Dilly Pilot noe. Loa Allmltot CA 22914 Cereu. lu lon .....,,.., .... "" W"t. S.nc.a a• •he>wn on • "'41P ,... otNr common d"i"na • -.. WU con-Mardi 25 ........ t • lS 901'20 .J • Vlelo CA 92691 Ana, CA •t publlc •uc:• .. Pultllahe d N•w1>ort s ........ nt ducted by• ganatal pan. • .....,... . • • Thi b 1 1 Tnii bualneu la co~ •on ID the NQhett bid-corded In 80011 411 , lion 11 anv. ahown n.t
S.acfl..C<>Sta Mffl Daily The f'ollowlng pef90n~ nerahip 1993 ~ u~ .n•u !tic:!on-ducle<t by• an lnd•Y!Ouatl def 'tor c.aal'I CPIY•bte at Pao•• '7 and 41 or Ml•· tn
Pilot Apnl I, 15, 1193 1,. e1o1ng buslneu as: CIGNA RMI Etlata Fund T Th-355 The r~·l•I=) com-Tha reglatrant(a) com-the.._ of Nie In la.fut c ellan•oua M•pa , The toe.I amount ol V'I•
Tha95 N co.uoe PARTNERS. Limited Pa rtnerahlp. a PUBLIC NOTICE menc.i 10 ttanNct °'*' rnenC9d to •anl4tel ..,.,_ money ol th• United recofda 01 Oranoe Coun· unpaid pnncl~I balM\C --"'9--L-IC_NO_T_IC_E __ 500 Newport CenlAlf Ortw. Ma~ limited ,,.nn.,. ""' uncset OWi f'lclltiou• ,,... und•r the lltct.uoua lt.lel). •II fiQhl, uue, ty, Calltorn1a, together ol ttl• obl1oat1on aec
SU!te 720, NeY.l)Or1 a.en, ship C•t094e2S Buslneu Name(a) lilte<f 81.1llM.. Name(a) listed •nd ln..,_t. c:onvr,ed to Witt'! all IMPtOv•ment• by lhe property to b
Calltomla 02&60 By: Congen Propen1t1. F1ctltlouie above•, .. ,._~ t 1993 aC>ow on NIA. and now '*db'( It under thereon, ••ceptJng '"-'• •old •nd reuonabl
Joaeph D ~.&et Inc~ W1tuam Harw.n lktal ..._ weatem Sc;;;' M9diu 8ehnam Nourvc>Jtaf ... d deed tn lh4t ptOperty trom COnOomll\lunl Unfla CO•ll, ••r>enH• end ad Landor lane. Paudena. Publtlhed Newoort 8etlch-MM ...,~ C Willi W Thi• atalement was tiled a!~ In Mid County f t9'n>ugn ~4 lnchJllve, v•nc .. a1 ttl• &Im• 0 1 1h ~,.... N-cai1roma 9110$ Coate MeH Daily Pllot Sta••••• -;;;;;'Pi:!c£o "" • with o,. County Clef\ of and, .... and de!lenbed loc:.aWtd ~ l•c•pl 1nn111 i>ublic.auon 01
.... .....,.. BerNwd J , Qougheft'(, ~ March is. April t, e. 15, The F~ ~ lllla • .. ~ wu lied Oranoe Couity on Mtrc:h .. foffowa Ing ell oil, oll rilJhu, min-N .. '!.~'.f.9,. 0101 S•I• I• f~ Followlng pet90nt Unda Vlai. A..,. Paa. 1993 .,. doing bUalnea1,.; 12. tDe3 PA~ll 1 lot I OI Mala rnltMtal rfght1 net· S4u •~c
•• doing bulllnet• ... cleN. C.fomla 9tf03 Th-158 IRVIN6 INY&STM!NT ~ the r~ a:,: . '~"~ Ttacl No iou In tn• ural GN rtQh'8, and Olh· In add1uon to Cllh, FIRST FUNDING GAOUP Kalllleen c . ~ tm COMPANY, sso tWwpoft ~ ........... , on eoun.v of Or•nGe ..... ., hydtOClfbona by Ttu"•• Wiii accept
UMITED. c/o 8efgheer P• St. Albani Road' s i n PUIUC MOTIC~ Center Drive, Newport 25. ' Pubtished Newport ~ Of c.thomia .. JNir Mip wh•tt~ net"-lil'W>Wfl, c11h1er'• ehec;ll draw
clfio, Inc., MO ~ MMno Celifomla tt ioe leach, Ca•fomla 92MO ,...,.. Cotta Mes• Dally Piiot recorded In aooll 12. U\•t nlay IM within 0# un-on • •tat• or ne11ona C~er Of' •• Sta. 450. N-Anthony P. Clougherty, NOTIC• OP The IMne Compeny, Mich-Publlahed ..._port hec~ Match ti, 2.S. A,pnl t, 8, PllQ99 tt and JO o1 Mil : det aald land, without' bet1ll, • c~k drawn b
pot1 leec:h. CA l2MO 3e08 e.si l.om~rdy Road, "'9UC..... IOM. &SO Newport Centef Coat.a M•aa Dally "lot ,., • cetlaneoua Mapa In the l\owevef, ltM ngt\I to drtl a •'-le Ot leder•I
The kgtlHf Paclftc: 4011< P•Sldena, C.lifomla 91107 OP NRSOUL °'""· NewPof1 8-ch. C• ft1JiJ11 , a, t5. 22. 1m Th-845 otftc.e o1 "'-eoUnty ,.._ n1lne, 1t0te, ••l>le>r• enc.I union or • chec;ll dr•
Plan. c/o ~ Pacific, This b14alne" la con. "OPlltTV 1a49t1 lomla t21410 • 1 'Th-172 corder of H id County OPM• .. lhtough the e u•· by • ,._14 or lecMral uv
Inc .. 840 Newpon C.nttt duded by: a ganerll ~· Pursuant to the C.lrtomla Thia bu1lnau la con-PUILIC NOTICE Parcel 1 Ttwtt portion lace or the upper 500 '"G' and loan H1oc1
Dr., Ste 450. N.-pon Mrahlp Self·s.Mce Storage F~lf. ducted by: a corpora11on PUIUC NOTICI ol LOC 10I of Ttac.t Ho '"t 01 lh• aubauftece of •lion, uvtng1 H1oct
8Mcfl. CA 92"0 The reglttrant(s) c:om· lty Act (8 f. P Code 20'00 Th• reot11r1nt(a) com-t90079 100. tn the ~of o.-. Hid 11t\d, •• ruerved br •lion or uvl ng1 bin
J11t1•• Brakke, c/o ~ co transact e.,11-.t Mq), tte undetaionecl ~ 10 llW'luct bu9I-190090 Plct.U.Ua •noa at.ta ot ~''°""' lh• tNine Comp•ny, • 1pec:111ec:t In Section u ....,,,.., Ptclfle. ~ .. MO nw In!• 1ri. F1et1tiou. will Mil at public auction ,,... under IN ~. Aeetll11M .. ......_ Na-. a• per M•P NCOf'ded 1ri Mlchlg1n Cotporatlon, In ot lh• "nancl•I Cod
NewpOt1 Cerwer Or . Ste Butlnese Nam•(•) lllted on Apt.A 30, 1993 at tO 00 lkllineu Ntme(a) lllte<t lk*neea ..._. Mat--..t 9ooll 14 fl~ u and a nd lnellU~t recOfded and authortaed lo d
'50, Newport INc:h, CA above on: January 15, AM .. '"' Pomona A..,. .• •C>oot• on'. M-v '· ,. ............ The rollowing persons " Of Mlac•ll•n•o"• November •• tt11 ln,bual,,... In thia ..... l2MO 1993 C:O.ta ...... CA 92$11. The IMne Coinpany, "4:h-The follow4n0 ~· -doing bu_.ne aa Mapt, In the ottiee ot the 90<>11133H Page 1180 Of the 9¥en1 ol '9ndet
Gaty Lal. cJo e.rgheet,.. Joaeph 0. Clough•rtv. peraONll PfOl*ly, lndud-ard !. MOIM, EJtecuhe .,.. doinQ ..,..,.. .. ORANGE. COUNTY SVPEA ~'Y "9c0fder ol N ld Oflld .. AKOfd ~ ca•h la accepted
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INDEX
~RWESTATE
DB!JFOR SALE
Houses/Condos ................ · ..... 1002-1094
M obile Homes ...................... -....... 1100
Acreage .......................................... 1 126
Building & Contract..._ ................. 1 150
Beach Property ......................... : ... 1170
Cemet&ry Lots .............................. 1220
Ho~e• To Be Moved .................... 1326
Lot• For Sale ................................. 1400
O ut-Or-County ............................... 1525
O ut-Of-State .................................. 1558
Ranches/Farms .............................. 11575
. Resort Properties . .. . .. . . . .. .. .. . . . . . . . .. . 11580
Ttme Shares .................................. 1590
Real Estate Excbauge ................... 1600
Real Estate Wanted ...................... 1625
..,REAL ESTATE
£:1.URENTALS
Houses/Condos ..................... 2 102·2194
• Apartments .......................... 2602·2694
Duplexes ....................................... 2 704
Roon11 .......................................... 2706
Hotels/Motels ................................. 2718
Vacation Rentals ........................... 2722
Roommates Wanted ...................... 2724
Rentals Wanted ............................ 2726
Oaraites For Rent ......................... 27-tO
Storo.jte .......................................... 274 2
MJac. Rentals ................................ 2744
Costa Mesa, CA, 92627
liiiiil COMMERCIAL .._ ~REAL ESTATE
Apartments/Commercial ................ 2750
Business Property ......................... 2767
Business Omce Rentals ................ 2769
Commercial Property .................... 2778
Duplexes/Units .............................. 2786
Industrial ...................................... 2788
Income Property ........................... 2790
"BUSINESS Ir
HFINANCIAL
Business For Sale ........... : ............. 2900
Buslnus OpportunJty ................... ""2904
Business Wanted ....... : .................... 2906
Credlt ............................................ 2907
Investment Opportu nity ............... 29<'8
Investment Wanted ..................... ,. 2910
Money To Loan ............................ 29 14
Money Wanted .............................. 29 16
Mortgages, T.D ............................. 2i118
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Announcements ........................... 2920
Theater/Casting .......................... 2921
lncome Ta.x .. .. ............................ 2922
Lost & Found ............................. 2925
Health & Fitness .... · ...................... 3000
Scboolsnnstructlon .......•.....•...•.• 3012
Travel ............... . .................... 301 4
Memberships ............................ 3018
Personals .............................. 3002-3005
Pi(ISERVICE 11:1 DIRECTORY
Service Directory ................. 3 406-3939
~EMPLOYMENT
UoPPORTUNmEs
E1nploytnent .................................. 5530
Employment Wanted .................... 5535
Domestic ....................................... 5540
""MERCHANDISE ~~FOR SALE
Antiques ........................................ 6010
Appliances.................................... 6011
Auctions ........................................ 6012
Furniture ....... :······, .................. 6014
Misc. Mt!rcbandlse .. ... . 60 t ~ ~
Carner s .......... ....... • , . . . .. t>Ol 6
Collectlbles ................................. 6017
Computers .................................. t;018
~ree Merchandise ........... ·. t.>02:.!
Je14elryTurs Art ...••........•......... 602~
.Building Materials .. , ...... 6030
Machrnel"y ........ .· ... : ........ . 6045
Office Furniture Equi pm ent . ti04 ~
Pets AuunaJs . 6049
Musical Iustrumenti.. 6055
Pianos Organs......... . 6059
Bicycles ... ·············~········ ..... : .... 6060
Sporting GQ.ods ..... ••.... .•. • •.• 6065
Tickets . ... ..... .•. .. 6075 ...
T\' Stereo 'Electronic • GO o
l&iGARAGE
MU SALE
Garage Sa.Jes •..••.••••••......••••. 6102·6190
Boat
Marine Servke.
Airplanes
Campers Trailer ..
..... 701 l·iOl
. 7020
1922
. ,,!-;010
Scooters ................. .
014
~018
.. 0010· 090 Automobiles
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330 We t Bay Street Thon.day w11dneeda7 6 30PM Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Telephone 8:00AM-S:30PM Moodily-Friday Friday Tbura<ta, r. 30p 114
(corMr of Newport BJ.-d. & Bay S tJ Walk-In 8:JOAM-S:30PM Monday-Friday Friday ~ oPM
714-642-5678
North Orange County-540-1220
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H 0 USES/ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii V AlllY CONDOS ' 1034 BEACH e 1040 BEACH 1040 BEACH 1040 BEACH 1040
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FOR SALE 1'!-...a Fli-U-I B.lnk saya s.u 111 '°"'"" ~ ""'9 •' • .---· Bank owned 3 BR Oll'll'011t111on Great lg 3BR 2BA. Clo e 10 Mile Square
M l'UI....., .....,.. .. , 11 ~JS dct-on lomlly rm, c.1111 Park HUfty this ~
..,....,., 11&dltcl11 IM Fd· --------Agl, John. 540-38H ~111 go tastl SUK> 000
_. f* HMal•t Acl ti IHI u GENEMI. 1002 New port Close ~Wolk to Mii• SQ~aro·
__.WtlCJllNlttltlllepl iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Owner wlll consider Oreet aroa 2 BR. 2
• ....,.. . ._, ,,....,ICt. A Fixer And A Value trade! 3 BA temod 2 11y. Spaclou • custom
IMlleatM• ., e11c111111u ll•11 4 BR. 2 BA pool home Ip•. hrdwd nrs. FreN:h wl!'ldow cover•, n<"Wt't
..... • llU. ctM rtlttlM. on a comer lot In an dra, Euro luL C~•I de• carp Upgraded k•
........... ......,. ... ,., outstanding nelghbOr· •a c Io c . 0 n I y Oreat poce l0t this
........................ hood With ~·• paint 1214.000. toe. $165,000. SJ&-
-. .., .. ,,.......,, hml and carpel I It house Bank 0--.od OJ2G E .. "' ST"' .. lllllal .~... would be a ahow-4 BA, 1 75 BA ramify ..._ ~
hta .....,., wilt 11tl plKe Only 176,000 hO~. New carp, up. U 1·S177
......_.,...,...,.,..... Call Margaret graded flooring thru 1-N-o.:....li-•_pon_•_•_S,_pa-re_d_I_
_...,..., ...... _... .. ., Van Hark 9e9-151CS out CloM to p.rk No cttwppo•ntmentt. s ....___ ....... °""*'' •RA STM St05,500. BR. 4 BA woe cu• -MM1177 •RA STM F .. --. ....,... lllal 111 841 .. 177 tom bonu• room. p
,......, tflltf1i1tf 11 t.it --------•---------In llv rm and lam rm a ''"' • ......... • • COJtONA Thousand BelOw Market Lxlra large custom ...... ...,--.111c oe• -•• 1022 a DR, 2 BA w/gar. built kitchen. Only
-llM:tall -· U1 m. w Must Mii In 30 day I 132$.000 ..._ 11 , ... ..,.-.kt Hunyt 1149,IOO Call M.ltGret
... S' Ill DC ...... 1 BU< TO CHtNA COYE :::: .. ~!,'!{! V•n;:;:arAi-5 18
91Mllal•.. BEACH, ..... UA M1·St77
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........ 28A Exec Twnhm, POUlfTAJ)f ~hJ"you·r• buying ,, ..., n, MllOy .m•n• 723-4400 or Mntt19. Ctest1lied
TM cldaln9d, 1---------VALLl'Y 1034 cov.r• alt your nH<tel
cal ..... .,.. ·'-·------·
BHch Pad In the Hl.\rbour Super Su.rter Home
1 Br, 1 BA condo. Rare angl My 3 BR, Of .. t st ner hom• Oa11oy.styte ki.. & din newer carp, lrg P Uo. .,. t curb •PP•••
area Fp, patlO. gar Priced low r than last wes rool. E•panded
Ou inti S 154,900. S36 tale In area. Seller concrete driveway and 9326 need• helpl Only Ready to M~ In $139,900. 963 7900 r\41w lawn. Why not
No work ne.ded her•I ERA a TAR II tl With Iha be t?
New carp, pant & 841•517 7 $214,800
wndw covers Fp, g1u PRICE a LASHED On C-2 t W•tcom• :,~;~~~It 9~.'7~ VII .. P8CHtc'a ~st (714) "8-8875 • end l.lf'llt. What are 1_...;.._..;-. ___ _
•RA STAR you waiting tor H 8 841·S177 Agtl? Why haven't
Downtown 8_. Aepo you sold Ill CaM Barb
t OR, 1 BA In great lo-e 7948 t t Agt
cation Needs a lrttlct
WOfJI, s 119,900. SunahlM I
Start at the Be~ lutten:up1
2 BR, 2 BA, angl 8'V· 28R loft model condo
Vlld celllnga. Ip. fltled with eunahin.1------_.,....,...,D~
Sweeping maater and 0¥9rtooking tush
aU!te. 2 car gar. lnSlde tenO.CaP•l'IO Award•
lndry. OoWncOM'\.,... ~Pacific Ranch •~.900. S38 9.l2I ~ llRASTAA
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3 Oil, 2 OA '-"'1111 aty
A mod lut tp ., IN
rm. t:11p.mded baths
n•C• yrC'ls Clo • to
act11s , anops t1nd
t>e11chl ~' GOO SI,).,.
two Bloc"' 10 f>ftno'
2 BR 11 tt t hOme an
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CO GR TULATIO Week #11 Winner uwroar U.WClllS.IPADW DWPOaT IA1IOA
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l•llJ-l•c.B ___ lOl-I GaGVIS 1575 aacB
HOUSES/
CONDOS
FOR SALE
5 ACRES S3, 795.
Scenic ranch parcel$.
Mtn valley land-all flat.
Ideal area for fishing/
hunting. $595 down,
$95/mo. 800-858-8540
our.OF-COUNTY
PROPERTY 1525
Br~ N-Lux 2BR 2BA at H.B. plor. t 250
al, frplc, w/d, fr1q. Gar,
$1295/mo 854-e02S
NEWPORT
BEACH
Beach Area!
NEW,QRT PENINSULA
YE.ARLY OR WINTER.
S650IM().$ t 950/MC>
1-41R lftcl oc.anfronl
Fumlshedl\Jnlwrvshod
Villa Rentals
6754912
Attn: Property Owners
let mt manage your apanment
bu11ding. 14 yean. txptn'enu in
renting and maintenance.
Professional and personable.
References available.
Please Call
JJ0-821-0146
2711
LIYR IN LAGUNA
Fum Studios, k1'~
en ... "TV. pool. $t7S
&up.4 ..... 9294
2722
IF YOU CAN FIHD A BIGGER 1-IDRM.
IH A NICER smlNG FOi LESS ntA1l
$649, TAKE m THAT GOES FOi OUI
$595 JR. 1-IDRMS., TOQf.
If you haven't shopfxd Palm Me:se • .,
maybe you should! Yoo'll ~e ...mat you·~
missing Apartments els~~ look lflcc
~~boxes compared to OUtS Ntd we vc
got fabulous landscaping on 6 acres, •
super-d~r exe.rdse room, pool and
spa Best of all1 we're on a nice, quid
street. MMTy ot our tenants have-~
there tor 10 yen or ~. You might Mk
them why.
wt'VE GOT SP£CIA1S
THAT'U KNOCK YOUR soacs om
PALM MESA APARTMENTS
1561 Mae Oftvc, Coste Mesa · (7U ) S46-9860
~down tM stf«t lftlln Santa Ma '°"1tly"Qb)
·sE·R·VI-C·E--· CARPENTRY 3510 CLEANING DOORS 3580 RAXDY MAN 3710 LANDSCAPE a MOVING 3834 PERSONAL nmomG 3890 Tll.E
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES 3548 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii IAWN CARE 3808 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES 3867 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii li!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-ili
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•••••••-dows. clbtnttt. stucco & dty-A & L Cleaning Service Complete .....,..ltrippl19 Tile, painting, r•roof, All Amerlc1m Troe Th C .... . ,_ 11, Plumb/h .. tlng/dralna Top quality wont, ,....._ wa\ tooces. gatn, etc. Uc. w1 ust 1 tearn concept wlh "encti llld olk clllbftt repair and motet Ref's hMco.Yard clean-up, lie: c;!'~,;i~!>4io";, ~i 8octr Ou.rdlChMlffeur flat low ratH, frH eat & honeatl tO yra 111p.
35yrs ••P Jerry M2~67 13 Yfl •~p. FrM"' PHONE EST. HS-2478 Stefan 581·7M1 h1ullng, AtmOYal, Ttl.m, QUIRES that all used ~=E"s~:; lie. MCNIH 646-3536 Uo'd, bonded, Ina.
ADDITIONS rff/comm l00-212'22" Fr .. hou .. c•U• FrM est.531.a4tS household goods """" Aecelilon Proof ycM'Mlll F'":ta"':/::Of""·
IEMODEUNG 3410 CARPET 3514 •All HomH My Spec:ill1tyl ELECTRICAL 3&10 Soec:ilill•ta In all ncteat D.L Landscape Malnt. mover• print their -y-_,,-,-.,....---Oni-,...-~ -ett-1 Plumbing & drain Mnllct.1-~-,;..-.;.,,.;...;....;..,=--
~nd story spaclallstal
Uc'a.deslg.n.'plans•hM HI
since 1962 ··~31
M Mac.lrl'#lcll Gtn. Conti
l've clNned Bottoni blwc-t Alnertc. Gardtnlng, llwll 191in.,1111 P.U.C. Cal T number, ~tnlndl Phone qvotes/Wottl GuM· Ono by One T ... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii finest homes IOf t 2 yra liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii call nowr 75&-81126 and plant INUI. clull<up. limos end chauffeurs bo<*~ ""up your aitt"dl CM 946-2387 S.St Pr1ca In Townl
All CarP9t Rop.W. call Wendy MZ.7033 ..,..ATL m.ctrtu McGregor's Maintenance 1 __ ComnVRt1 ___ 1_2_1._1_01_7_ print their T.C.P. num-nluable llrntl I.It.SU K1tctten;tttn~
power stretch & Install Housec leanlng:Low res/comm, 2• hr arv, ExVlnC. ref's, 27 '91iabla Green Scene Landt<:png bet In all adveftlse-•591315 • ~2Pll
any'\lze lob/15 yrs exp ratH for comptete de· quMtywon lor rwu. prlce1 yrs up. Questions .,.._ & Irrigation, Trimming ments. 11 yoo have a --------POOL
··v gahty of a mover, limo &.n01 ._. 7 Cliyl 282·8090 24 hr t alled ca~e ludl...,.. Uc'd ••-..024 swered for lrMI 646-8146 & Ree•· Clean-question abOut the ... PT .... YER SERVICE 3894 w· TT
windows! ~· Bob Chappelt E19Ctrlc: Teuch of New .,.._.. ups 6 • 1• St. Lie. or chauffeur, call: REPADt 3880 COVEJUHGS 3931
UCBITECTURE 118rta'a ........ ._... Oualrty & prof't ~ Han4r"'•" Serwkea #5990 • 432-U04 Public Utllltles Cool Weter Poolal-'iiiiiiiiiiilii•••• DIUlFTING 3428 C~J Oependabta, r...on 24 "°" rnpome Uc'd Palnl/Ule/plumb/home Im-Londscape Overgrown? Commission wlilly pool cfng, chem I'
Design • Plans
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MASOhY 3526 able and rcllable Commlr• 790-7t22 ~Jeremy 157-olMO On a Budget? catt met 7t4-558-415t lnl/Ext. paten plaltertng MVC, equip repair,''" Wallpapering ~
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brick, plam.,., ~ .... e~r• d•,~. repare Atdwoodt'Ctdltlc'd and fnatallatlona. MASSAGE 3830 l'lc:Nldllnof.Uc.30944 needs! Aer<>Of/repajr RICCO, '40. UoCI. °"' 87 • -Chana: 722·7824 • .......M-»CJI&-.... • ........ oount •• • ........... 1 ..... ..__..t•• goal la ~Slyl S31·7&43 • Jim Whyte 142·7avv ~.. .,.. ....., ...,. _ --
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FAST CASH StOOO.eoo 1pd.P/p1tg.all0y1,IO P /seau, l •IOPI. AC,P$,p~&CD 5 pd ... AC AC, A8S. P /pllg. S3!>0000 AVAILABLE KKEe:,.l!R, F/T, ---------10 Mlnut-Yo Open disc CO player. ch1om alloys. 13"754> $15,793 cc, 1
11'e,C:.o caas: l1ef90 ~ <'78'1t
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bind'? No credit? we•-----------Large bevel glass $1 Caplorer White, alloy•. c:a"t choirs Torota of Yotwo of cun help 1·800-666-CASHIER/COUNTER display coses • TRANSPORTATION AT, AC, cc. till, dual pc,p !OP PJpkg ice Co•t• Me... eo.ta .....
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up to $450,000 10 1n. Child C•re Direc tor •light fhrturos • AIRCRAFT 8010 Toyota of 7 22·2000 µi.~ :.r '1 alloys CO 1ereo c:.ss, mr\rl, al· caM, Ptpkg (37720>
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voniure. Send details needed. Responsible HURRY IN'.l "'3J 722·2000 PLYMOUTH 9165 Toyota of ABS (37799) St579:3
2 I I t f ' I h I ol OU M'"Y WINI! Co~•· Me•• Vofvo of 7 2 ·2000 o nvea or po. Boie or supervts.on o c I· Shipyard WitAy, Lido Y " '84 T·BIRD
5152 N O 92662 dren & children's •c· P•mnsula, Past FINO TWO 722·2000 Co•t• Me ...
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GARAGES
FOR RENT
2740 _____ _ tlvlttes & programs. OelJny'a Rest. Tu·Sa, HIDDEN ADS va. AT, AC, PS, PB, •aa Grand Vo)feger 91 Prev1:1 Oetuae • Ma 722·2000 VOLJtSWAGElf 9235
Must have CPfVflrst IO 30•5.30 17S.SS3g OINNCR FOR 1WO AT PW, POL. CC, 11"· P/ 4 cy AT, AC, PS, PB roon, AT, d ual AC 90 744 • IWroUl'ldy, AT '1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
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door op ners v,1 11
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sell S4oo·oi:.o 64&-3010 CAMPERS, RV1S , IMPP67J Huntington Beach Costa Mea• 722·2000 runs great S750 firm
call tM ronta1 ollrce JU.lNOONCEMENTS
tor 1nlo 9&2·:1222 2 920
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help 1n Storeroom Re·
IRAILERS 8014 S3996 C hryslerl>lymouth 722·2000 00 760 • Be•oe Met AT,'"""c:..::e:..:s.;.;h:...• 64;:...;.:~;...'...;35~3---s:~ D~V~~~: THE 842"°631 ·91 Prev1;i LE Maroon, AC, CC, till P/seats, '9 t Passat GL Wgn •
FURNITURE SEC. Huntington Beach rsa PLYMOUTH AT,. dua1 AC ">tereo stefeo can snrf. ~'reo A~~:~· ~;.!0"· '84 Ko mfort 24 ft. rl O c;•ss, dual snrt p pico. C37496) $17 893 .,.. air, Clpl 3Jllo, o..vnrng. Chrysler/Pl~outh COLT l WAGON altoys capt chairs Volvo of ABS, Prem sound qu.res provlO\.I' Pur· DnAZILIAN BOY 17, ct1as1n9 exposuro,1--...,..-------
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COMMER Cull
REAL ESTATE
sleeps 6 a Int cond 842·06 3 1 " cyl. ; •.pd AC PIJ p 15441 S 11 ~3 Costa M••• (37702) SI 2.693
$5500 O'l1 1847 stl<.•J (,') he; Touot• of 722·2000 To)fot• of
f7111oy1 ~ports. com-P.C 's, hgure aptitude ---------• Cost• Mes• '>K~HldO Costa Mese 92 J44A Charcoal 722-2000
$4995 722·2000 Cry AT AC, s1ereol--__:..;;;.::....;:...;....:...;;,_ __
·91 P1c,.1a LE White cats ABS, P/pkg '89 JETTA GLS SED
p"tnr11 Olher Scandl· Involves some heavy DEEP FREEZER , Fits
n 111111n Eurol)f'an hrqh lilting S9-IO , DOE. tnrouon dOQr In RV 5 HONDA 9085 MOTORCYCLES
BUSINESS OfflCE
ctroOI 1ud1•nt!. arr1v· Balbo• B alf Club cubic feet. new cond •ng August Call 714/645 5000, O•I. 521 Cost S285. bargttrn at SCOOTERS 8018 '82 Ho nda Accord 4 Huntington Beach
Chrysler/Plymouth
842-0631
Ar, dual AC stereo (378;28) $1 7,993 4 cyl. AT. AC. PS. PB,
cass. mnrt. a lloyt; Pl Vofvo ol CC. stereo c:ass. snrt
FOR RENT 2769 Nonlrern • Donna s1 2s Em1J. 675-1358
( ~ 0 9) 5 1 4 O 1 o 3 , DESKTOP Publlsl'ling, 1978 HONDA 750F
New top end, good
cond111on. S 1500, obo
door, auto, air. p s.
p/b, radio casseno
Best ofter 062-:1883
pkg, & cxua po p up Coata Me-stk•9-265
root (37 11 3) $17 .993 722·2000 $ 7 495
EXEC offtces, 4 770
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stall0t1s $1 '>0 pvl '''
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Toyot• of 92 244A . Charcoal
88 Acco1d UC • Sdn, ---------Costa Mesa Cry, AT, AC. ABS.
JWl'I vnuR OWN LIFEt sign, orgJnlzcd & SOii drreded w/idnt comm 1)11r 1 I~[( color bro-Fa.c Rei.ume 71~S04'»1 :J pc Ouocn sx bdrm Gry. AT, AC. P S, CC, PONTIAC 9170 ___ 7_22_.2_00_0 ___ , storoo eass, P/pkg
trlt, stereo Ca'SS, P1 'JJ Ccltca GTS (37830) $1 6.993
• 7141890-0055
Huntington Beach
Chryst er/Plymouth
842-0631 c tturv eapl11ns how1 ...... .._. _______ _ sot. Pcc.m, like new ••••••••• $600 ObO 840 0802 P"-9 131513) SS 993 wn.te AT AC, cust Vo lvo of
Toyota of wtllS & trres, leatl'le1. Costa Me-1110..1, u1t1S 01 people DRIVERS , for busy
iro l1nd1nq ftnanctal messongor 5orv1cc,
htll'<lom .ind secunty econ truck and new
No e"p,.rtonce re-Thomas guide roq,
DIVORCE No Junk,
Cnsh Only, Louis the
AUTOMOBILES Costa Moaa '89 Firebird P/pi.g co (37645) ___ 7 _2_2_.2_000 __ _ 722·2000 SI g 9~3 The Community
Ma ritet Ptace.
Pilot Class1fted
&42-5678
'92 Honda Accord uc Hubba! Hubba! Toyota of
Chrtrcoal Cry, AT, AC, S·spd A c AM FM Costa Me-
cc. tttt. t>tcroo ca1s , cass. trll. cruise P 722·2000 i1Utrl'd. I ·800 359· 598·1030
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lht<>ogh classrlted
642-54578 "'n; f .111 12 •----------Educ•tlon II you love PLEASE RETURN children, beltevo tn HB Waterfront Ofc:
Ou if't C IV C' n I t
14th Desks & t.lbles. G ---------
palace Vases. Bono ACURA 9010
Ivory Swo rd. CarvcCI iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Rosewood Fum1turc
Clo1ssoinne. Class
d1n1n<J rCJOm toble w G
gr1:c:-11 verour ch,1115 2
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trts O 1k china cabl·
not, Un•'l ·•0 COlll'CI· ables. f:TC. 751·7469
91 lnlegra LS blll, AC
PS stu1t-o C<'SS, mnrf,
p 0119 (37728)
SI I 8')1
alloys. P p1c9 (37672) steer, P brakes red -.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim••••••••• SI 3 9'l3 t7K m• SS 295 Call I
Toyota o f 842·991 O L11 ,.,,~sq Bl•lllll C.:. ble Appro• , t NO QUESTIONS Education, flcA nrs •Int comps 979· 1300 5800 mo 63 t ·8490
or 975-8 t07 ASKED Forty Carrot•
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Coste Mesa '88 Tr nsport SE V6
722·2000 AT, AC f.; PU Pl/'/. ----=-------------------------
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PROPERTY 2790 P.10• fl,lrk1no lot on J ers, OPPly In person. Formal 01r11n7 Room
Toyota of
Costa Mesa
722·2000
POL. P ,, "'. 11 t .CC. By CHARLES GOREN ~u •Po 1.. Sti. 2· 3-1 $11,995 with OMAR SHARIF 9120 LINCOLN
Huntington Beach and T ANNAH HIRSCH
•79 CONT. MARK V. Chrysler Plymouth South Co•al P l•z.• C H EA A Y QUEEN
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O\rplP• for 111t1<1 432·8206 GENERAL w m,rrored IMck cuno
9040 Metalhc gold toathor ___ 8_4_2_·0_6_3_1 __
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Huntington Beach
Chrysle r Plymouth
THAT EXTRA CHANCE
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doulll<' l<;t (nclo o 1 B(OS New com rng lop salespeople· tablo & c.h:ilrs NtVEH blve 101 tBK m.tes. ---------
qar:i, "''or.r ill• ,,,r a murc111 no,no un1ts no comr:nlssions USED, S'!,l!>O For all warranty Like new MERCEDES 9130
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BUSINESS &
FINANCE
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mnr1 o1il~ys, 1e.11her.
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$1:? 993
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vatod, 0Y1qo1ng FT PT ----------
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Huntington Beach
Chrysler/Plymouth
842·0631 Toyot• of
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BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY
2904 Oove1 Snorvs .uc;i
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nan•• ' Wilson '
Pit ue call b!iO 0200
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CLASSIFIC:O A.OS•t
FINO Ttl( O THER
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DINNER FOR TWO
CONTESl NOW,
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V8. PW. AT, AC PS, Cost• Me••
PB, PW POL. hit, CC 722·2000
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$5995 AC PS. PW. stereo
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Huntington Beach
Chrysler/Plymouth
842-0631
$9493
Toyota of
Costa Mo-
722·2000
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ca~s. mnrl ll'ovs P
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722·2000
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S9,99J tht alLernatl\es
Toyota of S.luth\, Jump to lhrtt nu trump.
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722·2000 stnC'tt'd the aucu on 11 11 tt!lull,
fonun11tt, '>tnce tht 4 1 cbamond
break ... ould hsvt madt the l4ktng
nf I.? tnclls an unposuble
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my 8 •>nlv entry to the dl.llm(.)nds
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un thl' se<'ond die.mood. 'uddtnly .
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ablt Declarer caahed a third da
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Costa Mo58
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125·1551 lulJy, L.irr1 profe:.· e•p a muat. work
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Sedan de Ville hm the mar~ Right now yoo
ca.n lease
IS COMING $398
QUALITY USED CARS
At '8lue Prices-Hurr • D 't Miss Out!
NABERS BUICK
INVENTORY REDUCTION SALE
'93 SKYLARK CUSTOM · a ntw 1993 ~an de Ville for onl) S '9
month for
A MONTH LEASE '85 BUICK
PARK AVENUE
'87 CADILLAC '87 CADILLAC '87 CADILLAC
ON YOUR TERMS
24 months v.1th S3.J33.65 dov.n•, makJ.ng
the Sedan de Ville the car you II want to
dnve lir~I .. and every day thereafter
24
MONTHS Xlnt cond.
terrific trans value
(#508471)
COUPE DE VILLE SEVILLE FLEETWOOD
Lo mileage, It blu,
lthr, must see
(#213320)
Beige, tan lthr, low
mileage. beautiful!
(#042930)
. -
Lo mileage.
$13,999 MSRP .................. $15,570
NABERS DISC ....... $1079
FACTORY REBATE .. $500
2 TO CHOOSE! (#259162. 259479)
'93 CENTURY SPECIAL
~ABER CADILLAC
SEE US SOON
FOR DETAILS.
well maintained, non
smoker. lots of luxury
(#210910)
$4388 $6988 $8988 $8988 $15',999 MSRP .................. $17,580
NABERS DISC ....... $1309
FACTORY REBATE .. $500
CHANGJ~G THE WAY YOU THINK
ABOL'TAMERICA~ AL'TOMOBILES.
1993 Cadillac Sedan de VIiie $398.00 + tax for
24 months. luxury lease 12,000 miles per year.
Total dr1ve offs $3,733.65 Residual at lease
end Is $20.117.30. Total of paymeRts are
$10,278.48. Excess mileage charge is 15~ per
ml. Leasee to pay excess wear & te~. On
approved credit • one et this price #243406 -
5 TO CHOOSE FROM (6135721 (6150521 (615289) (616095) (445400) ,
'89 CADILLAC '89 CADILLAC '91 CADILLAC
SEDAN DE VILLE
'91 FORD
AEROSTAR
AWD
'93 ROADMASTER SEDAN
$21,999 BROUGHAM SEDAN DE VILLE MSRP .................. $25,292
NABERS DISC ....... $2293
FACTORY REBATE .. $1000 41K miles. Lthr int, cust Sapphire. lthr Int. E. Bauer. lthr. One only (416599)
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GMC T ru.ck gives £ononia pickup
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a bit of refinement
Com~ct pickups have been around for years
Popular for their versatility and efficiency these ·
smaller trucks get the job done for thous.inds of
buyers. like the full-size CMC Truck Sierra a
Sonoma strength isl. deP.th of character. CM1C Truck
offers tremendous Oex1bility and choice: A hlgh-~rformance towing machine can be equipped
to trailer up to 6,000 pounds. Work trucks can be
ordered t.o handle a 1, 900-lb payload. A tough and
rugged 4x4 can be fully outfitted for the outback
righl from the factory.
for the. 19~3 model '(car CMC Truck refines the.
Sonoma line in areas o quality, reliability, durability
and performance -four key factors that contribute
to customer satisfaction. These changes have been
planned to make an already value-packed pickup
even better.
· Th~standard 4·.3 liter (LB4) and the Enhanced
4.34-THer (L35) V6 engines boost many
improvements, the rnost prominent of which is the
balance sha~t t~at sm.ooths the engine's operation
throughout its operating range.-Both engines also
fea ture a more reliable thermo:.tat, revised camshaft
profiles for better idle stability, and new intake
manifold and cylinder-head passages for better
breathing.
· The all-new electronically controlled four-speed
automatic transmission -the Hydra-matic 4L60-E ••
is available on Sonoma. Matched to the 4.3-liter V-6
(L84) or the Enhanced 4.3-liter V-6 (L35), the
4L60·E delivers more reliable operation, smoother
shifts, improved fuel efficiency and second-gear
part-throttle starting for better slippery-surface
performance.
· Base cooling ~ystems for all Sonomas have been
upgraded to include larger radiators. The benefit is
improved cooling.
· A sin&le shifter for the five-speed manual
transmission (matched to the 4.3-liter V6 L84)
tightens the shift paucrn of the gear lever and
minimizes the likelihood of bloclccd shifts.
·The Borg Warmer 77mm fhe-specd manual,
standard with the 2.S·ltter 14 and 2.8-liter V6
engines, received many upgrades to improve shift
feel and operation such as new cone synchronizers,
needle bearings, tapered roller bearings, and specific
appl1cat1ons of carbon fiber on synchro-blod.er
rings.
· Rc"1s1ons 10 the Jtr conditioning compressor
increase s~tcm rel1ab1l1ty and durability. ·All bucket
seats now oifer ad1ustable seat-back recliners as
$landard equipment and~the cloth buckets now have
manually ad1ustablc lumbar supports. ·
· for Club Coupe models with SLS trim, carpeting
has been added to the back panel of the tab and a
convenience net is included wi1h SLS and SLE trim
levels. •
A more function al center console with integral
cupholders. storJgo space. a higher, more
comfortable center armrc:.1. ana Jn au.>.1liary 12-volt
DC po~er JclCk. . .
· The tn)trument panel storage area for smaller
items has been improved.
· Dual sunv1sor:. (with lighted vanity mirrors) now
include pull-out e~tcnsions and a comcnient sftap
for holding toil tickets and the like (included in SLS
and SLE tnm le ... cls)
· Power outside rCJrview mirrors arc avJilJblc.
..
· A new internal steel Steering column sleeve helps
protect the ignition lock cylinder, preventing vehicle
theft.
· The Sonoma SLS takes on the popular
monochromatic look with bcxly-culor grille, "'heel
lip mouldings and av.i1l.:ible painied bocl»·color
aluminum "hecb.
· Solar-Ray glass 1s now stand.ud on all Sonoma
models -it reflects unde)trable ultraviolet and
infrared light to reduce heat lo.id1ng and keep 1he
interior cooler on bnght day, Sol.:ir-Ra~ abo reduces
the dctcnoratmg effects of UV rJ)S on an1erior
fabrics and pla~t1cs
Each change dcmonstr.llt•:. C\K Trull..~
commitment to add morv to C\ery Son )ma. The
rcsuh is a refined, valuc-pJd.cd compaLI picf..up.
Sonoma pro\'1des bu>L'rs with J t:hoice of .
purpo:.ciul pov.ertr.iin combinations. Thc compact
pickup market include) ~cvcral l.uge segments, from
basic transportation 10 work and rL'crcat1on.il trucks.
All require d1H<.>rcnt p<)\\crtrain char.ictcri.,tics, :ind
CMC Trud. deliver~ with ~ix purpose-driven choices.
Standard on all two-" hct'I dn\e models, the
2.5 -liter in-line four·cylindcr is the Sonoma mileage
champ. Tea mcu '"'" the 1mpro\cd five-speed
manual tran~m1>'lon, prupo'>cd 1993 EPA e)tim.ill''>
show the comb1nJtiun achrt•\lng 23 mp~ Cll)• i-
mpg highwJy. W11h 105 hor>epo"cr un tap. power
\\.JS nut s.JcrificL'd ror fud Lltt1L1L'rl£Y· The 2 .S·lttl'r
can al:.o be teamed "1th thL' optional,
non-clcc.tronic 4L60 rour-spc<:d automJ11c ·
transmission. ·
The 2.8 ltter V6 engine pro .. 1des :.1gni11cantly r:norc
J>0'"cr than the four·C) linclcr. R,1!L·d at 1:? 5
horscpo\\.Cr 11 4800 rpm and 1 5.0 lb-It ul torque Jt
2400 rpm, this engine i:. c:.pec1a y ~uituJ to \\Orf..
duty or day-today tran:.port.111on. Thi:.\ u is avatlablc
on l\\O·wh~l-dr1 .. e modl'ls with the fi\C.'·>pecd
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manual tram.m1s)ron, and 1s included wllh several
value packages as a 'no charge option.
StandJrd on all four-wheef..drive models and
JvatlabJe on two-v..hcel·dme vehicles. 1he 4.3-liter
V6 tl84) brings big d1splilccmcnt po'' er to the
Sonoma line. Matched to a r--.cw Venture Ceilr
f1,e-~pcccl manual tr.1nsm1ss1on, this engine
produces i 1\e more horsepower and Jive more lb-fl
of torque thJn 1t did 1n 1992, ar1CJ.1s now rated at
165 hor:.<.•1)0\\N at 4000 rpm Jnd 235 lb-ft torque
JI 2800 rpm. lhe n<.'\\ H)drJ·ma11c 4l60·E ·
l'lcctrorilL four·spccd .:iutomatic O\ierdm e
tr.rn>m1s)1on b Jl>o available '"ith the LB4 engine
Tht• Er hJnccd 4 3-liier V6 tL35l is also a .. ai abl~
''1th 1hc new H) ur J · mJlK 4 l60· E tr ansmiss1on
\\1th 195 hor::.CpO\\l!r Jt 4500 rfm'l and robust 260
HJ·ll 01 1orqul' JI 3GOO rprn, the US engine
produce~ more I or'>l'f><J\\N and torque than any
other ~1\.-C) hnder, ''hilc mam1a1ning e'<ceptionally
good fuel economy 1b.:iscd on 1993 EPA e:.t1mates).
Included m' lhc US l•nhJnccd powcrtrain pJckage
arc engine and tramrni::.!>1on coolers. This powertrain
p.ickage pro\ 1de!. the CJpJc1ty to tow up to 6,000
pounds (\\hen propl·rly <.•quipped). .
\\'Iii 1he choice of s1'< engine trJnsmissio~
rnmb nations. SonomJ's >trength 1n the compac1
p1c.kup sl'gmenl 1s 11.S pm..c•rtrain options. ~uyers
bcner 1 by hcl\lng the ab l1ty-to c.ho(h(' the
po\\'t'rtr 11n lhl'Y nl·e~ to i.;ct thC' 1ob dor;ie.
Both 4 .J later cngineltr .. insm1;s1on combinations
may ~ equ ppt:d "irti the four·""heel-dri\,e.transfer
case In add11 on 10 t.,o-and iour-,.,.hccl·drive
highmode!>, J fuur·\\hec.·1-dme lowrange is prO\ided
ior really tough oil roJd >iluJt1ons. In the CMC
Truck trad1t1on. Sonoma':. capabil1tiel are easy to
use. ln::.ta-TrJc. 1:. st.indar.d and pro,ide) on-the-fly
shill ng bet,wen l\\O· Jnd four-\\hecl·dri\e high
''1th tne simple mO\C' of,, )hiit •c,er -no stopping
required. • ·•
An available electrontc·sh1ft transfer ase provides
one-touch shifting from four-wheel-dri"e hiih to
low. In stark tomparison to some compet1t1ve
systems, 1t 1s never nece')~ry for a driver to leave
the comfort of Sonom.l's cab to manually lock or
unlock the front hubs. It is also unnecessary 10
revcr~ the vehicle to reloa~ 1he front hubs.
Two-wheel-drive Sonoma models ride on a front
suspension o( computer-selected cod sprangs,
~nequal-lcngth control arms and a stabilizer bar.
Tll\e rear suspension uses a sem1-float1ng rear axle
suspended by two-stage semi-ell1pt1c.al feaf spring:...
The two stage tear suspension helps provide
predictable handling whether the a rgo bed is full or,
empty. )
To accommodate the front half shafts,
four-whecl·drive models use computer-selected
tors ion bars up fronL This design features less
unsprung mass compared to compet1t1ve systems
that U!><? a solid front a le. Distinct Sonoma benefits
include a smoother ride and reduced tire wear
four-v.hecl-dme models utilize the same rear
)u~pens1on as two-wheel-dm c rpodels
Sonoma's body 1s a un1t1wd ~sign that employs
strong box frame rads from the cab fo.rward, and a
C-ra1r under the bed. Bra ce rods have added to all
four-wheel-drive models to reduce powertrain noise
and vibration. •
In 1989, rear-wheel ant1·lock brakes (RWALJ were.
made standard on every Sonoma. The svstem cured
a common problem associated with unladen pickups
-rear-wheel lockup -under hard,
emergency-situation braking The RWAL sy:.tem '
prevents the rear tires from locking or sk1dd1ng by
modulating rear brake line pressure The sy:.-rem
helps stop the vehicle 1n a strcl1ght line, 1rhpro\eS
vehicle control under br.ik1ng, and pro\ ides
controlled braking performance under Sonoma s
entire load range
Sor.omoa's RWAL aru on power-a!is1~ted front
disc and rear drum brakes The anti-lock S)-Stem
functions In two-wheel dme. and the brak~ act in
a comcnt1onal manner 1n iour-v.-hcel dr•\e
Sonoma 1s available 1n t\\.O cab Sl}le:.. the
trad111onal Regular Cab and the roomu:r Club
Coupe, Bo1h cab:. arc a\J1IJblc in standard SL trim,
a sporty SLS outi1t and top·of • the-ltne SLE formal
wear. Box lengths of 6 l and 7 4 ft are available on
Regular-Cab models Of course, the Sonoma line
would not be complete without the choice of f\.vo·
or four·wheel drive, in add1t1on to the above,
Sonoma orf ers dozens of options, including a Delco
CD player. Popular options are grouped in Quick
Order EZ·Spec pad.ages to s1mpl1fy ordering and to
provide excep11onal customer \illuc. Fl\c wheel
choices include both steel and Jluminum offerings. •
Tires run .the )pectrum from all-sea:.on h1gh\va) tires
to aggr<.»'' .. C oft-road tire:.
A wide range of towing equipment 1s ollered
directly through GMC Truck Se,en trailering
package., are available Rat ngs up to 6.000 pounds
are a\.a1labJe for proper!) l.'qu1ppt'd \t!h1c.es
Sl?<-~I oif·roJd equ pment 1:. a!s.o a' a lable from ..
the factOf) Heavy·dut> front spring:.. underbod't
skid plates. and a rJnge ot on· and otr-road t res
help Sonoma prepare tor the be:.t in orl-ro.id and
respon) ble fun recreJt1on or work
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SIMPLY
Braided Easter Bread
Mak~s 2 l0<n·~s
4-314 to 5-l/4 cup all-purpose flour, divided
3 tablespoon upr, divided
2 packages Fkiscltmann's
RapklRbe Yeast
l -l /2 teaspoons salt
l cup very warm water (120° to l30°F)
1/3 cup butter or margarine, softened
4 egp. divided
In large bowl, combine I -In. cups fl our. 2 tablespoons
sugar, undissolved ye~t and salt. Add very warm water
and buner. blend well. Stir in 3 egg , I egg yolk (reserve
egg white) and enough remaining flour to make s0ft
dough. Knead on lightly floured surface until mooth and
elastk. about 6 to 8 minute . Cover. let rest on floured
surface I 0 minute .
Divide in haJf. Reserve one half. Divide remaining
dough into three equal piece ; roll to 12-inch ropes. Place
rope on greased baking sheet; braid. Pinch ends to seal.
On a separate baking hcet, repeat with remaining dough to
make a second loaf. Cover: let rise in warm. dtaft-f ree
place until doubled in izc. about 30 to 45 minutes.
Lightly beat reserved egg white; brush on loaves.
Sprinkle with remaining l ~ble poon sugar. Bak~t-400°F
for 20 to 25 minute or until done. switching positions of
sheets tn oven haJfway through baking time. Cover with
foiJ if needed to prevent execs browning during last
10 minute of baking time. Remove from hects: cool on
wire racks.
~Uoo Time: 45 minutes. ucluding rising time
Cooking Time: 20 to 25 minutes
Pe·rf ect Easter Ham
· P111ee the ham. tra.igbt from lhe refrigerator. in a
shallow routing pan. By using a meat thC'rmometer,
cbere's no guesswork. Simply insen the thermometer so
lhe tip does noc touch bone or fat. Add w11er or liquid
as directed. Cover pan tightly with ahaninwn foil. Rout
in 3256F oven. Do noc preheat oven except for hams
2 pounds or under. Prepare Dijon Glaze and Pineapple
Sauce for Ham or Apricot-Ginger Glaze and brush ova
him durina last 20 min'*' of cookma time. Remove
lhe ham from the oven when the thermometer registers
13,°F; the temperature will continue to rise to 140°F
u it stands. Allow the ham to stand tO minutes for
euacr carving. , Roasting Timetables
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Dijon Glaze
and Pineapple Sauce
for Ham
Mal.t's 114 C'Up ttla:t' and]./ 2<11ps souct'
'213 cup maple-navOf"ed syrup
1/3 cup Gny Poupon Dijon or
Country Dijon Mu.stard
l/3 cup nrmly pac:kfll brown sugar
I (20-ountt) can crushed pineapple
In its own juice
l tablespoon cornstarch
In mall bowl. blend syrup, mu tard and brown ugar;
reserve 1/4 cup glaie to brush over ham during last 20
minute of cooking 11me. Meanwhile. tn medium saucepan.
combine remaining gllll..C. pineapple and corn wch. Over
medium-high heat, cook until mixtu~ thicken and begins
to boil. 1irring frequently. Boil for I minute. Serve warm
with ham.
~Time: 10 miaulH
Cook ... Time: J to 4 mlnuta for•~
Apricot ... Ginger Glaze
Makn 2tJ ""P
l/J cup apricot praenes, melted
1/4 cup Gn1 PoMpOrt Dijoa
Mustard
Ill teaspoon lf'OUrid ilnaer
In mall bowl. blend all mgredient . Brush over ham
during last 20 minutes of cooking time. Recipe may be
doubled.
I t's Eastcrtimc! And nothing celebrates the joyous seas<?" more than a
deliciou meal complete with aJI the traditionaJ trimmings. This year, why
not brighten your family's aJl-time Easter favorites with a dash of pizz.azz?
This updated holiday menu not only sparkles with new flavor and appeal. it'c;
as easy to prepare as it is to serve!
"nappy option for the Ea.,ter ham. Apncot-Ginger GI.lie. al'o 'pothgh1' the unique
goodnec;s of D1Jon mU!\tanJ.
Don't stop at the glQ7e when you're rejuvcn.iting )Our Ea-.1i:r tavontc' Here. ----
homebaked )'ea.-.t bread 1.ile' a celebratolj. ea'}'" 1,t for the bener. and Braided-....
Ea~ter Bread j, the mouthwa1cnng re,uh' A real haker', chou:e "hen 11 come' to
convenience. )OU can make the e)e eat hing loa\e'> on the da) of the dinner. Or Since early times. the crowning touch to any festive Easter mcaJ has been
succulent ham. Today is no exceptioo--it simply wouldn't be Easter without the
deliciou w te of versatile ham. Always available in a wide range of sizes and
varietie . a fully-cooked boneless ham is an excellent choice for the on-the-go
Easter ho tcss. It' extra easy Lo carve and provides four to five 3-ounce serving'
per pound. A fully-cooked. bone-in or semi-boneless ham yields about two and
you can bake them ahead and 'tore them 1n the frec1er for ea.') reheating. Either
wa). when the bread·., fre,h-bakcd aroma rcache1, the table, )OU 'II lo"e ~Owing
you have not one. but tw o. compan)·4'pec1al loa\e' to ,how tor )Our hreadmaking
efforts.
After )'OU'\e 'pruced up )our tamil) ·, faHmte Ea'ter menu. wh) not parla) the
lefto\en, anto a quick. 'at1,f)mg meal Ham Jlld F.trfalle S.tlJd w 1th D1J0n
V1na1grcne 1s a dehctou' m.un d1,h cumple SJX)lh!!htm!! the remaining 'a\Of)
ham and comement on-hand ingredient\ hke D1Jt'\n mu,tanJ. the-hean) ..alad
• one·half to three 3-ounce servings per pound. No matter which you choose. plan
to J>UKhasc a larger !.izc than needcd--leftover ham provide a has le-free tan
to quick and easy soup and casscrok . not to mention weekday s.andwichc!.
and nacks. -=--
When it come to preparing your holiday ham. the addition of a maple-Dijon
glaze gives the whole meaJ an extra-special Louch. The versatile Dijon mu tard not
only Jazz.cs up tried-and·truc glazes, it also imparts an irresistible flavor to the ham
as it roasts. To make a imple. pcctacuJar pineapple sauce. add crushed pineapple
to the reserved maple-Dijon mixture and heat through. Every bit as fruity. another
m:tl.e a complete meal when -.cneJ wtth J 4u1d.. 10 h' .ll-~'t)nl'parument -.uch a.1,
Herbed Onion Focacc1a A 'uper-e.i.') renJ111on (11 the t.imed lwh.ut flat breJd. th"
temptmg bread 1s ea ) 10 make. thank' to fa,1 "''"g ~e.i1,1 The "mplc·to-u-.c )Cast
'>trearnlanes the baking 'o that the locJu.1a ''re.id)' m le-.., than an hour
Talk about chen hed tmJ111on,~wo comen1ent and deh~1ou,, ea." and ra_,1
'pnngume mcaJ,. That·, one hohdJ) tradition 'urt'I\. v.onh keepin!! Happ) Ea_,1cr'
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Ham and Farfalle Salad with Dijon Vinaigrette
l/l cup olive oil
1/4 cup Grty Poupon Countr) Dijon
or Dijon mustard
3 tablapoons red wine \'inegar
I large clo\'e garlic. cru hed
12 ounces liced fully-cookfll ham. cul in
1-l/l -inchstrips (appro~. 2 cup )
In mall bowl. wh1 011. mu tard, 'incg.ir and
garlic until thoroughJy blended. In large bov. I.
combine ham. pasta. roasted pepper; and "'alnui...
add vinaigrette. 10 ang to coat -.ell. C'o"er t1ghtl)
12 oun<'e\ uncooked farfal~ (bo" Ciel
pa.\ta, rooktd and drained
(6 cup~ rookfll)
I f7-oun~) jar roaslfll peppc~.
drained and liced
l/2 cup roar I~ chopped walnuts. toasted
I 4 nip roar I) chopped Italian
pa~tey toptionall
and retngcrate .11 lea1,t 1 hour, Lei \tan<! a1 mom
tempcratvre 1/2 hour b(tore -.crvang. 'tir m
par.IC)' 1f Jc\1red
Preparation TiiM: 10 mi11ute-;
Herbed Onion Focaccia -Mi.1Lt' l!d·utrhl
l -314 cups all-purpose ftour, d Mdfll
qwart'\
l/4 cup plu l tablespoons oli"e oil.
divided l PKbat Fkisc,._,,.,.,s
RapklRi.w \'east
l -1/l ttaSpOOM dried orqano lea' ts. •
crushed
l/l ltalpOOn salt
I cup very warm water (120~ to 130 Fl
In lqc bowl. combine 1-3/4 CUP\ flour. und1s·
solved yeast. oregano and salt. Sur water anJ
2 tablespoon oil mto dry mgmhent S11r an cgi!
and enouah rcmammtY"our to mate 1 'lift baner.
Cover. let re t 10 mmu~. Mcanv.h1le. 1n large
skillet over medium heat. heat 1/4 tup oil unul
hot. Add onion; cook 3 to 4 mmutc'i or untJI ~ft
but noc browned. mna occasionally. Set a 1~
to cool liahtJy.
With hptly oited hind,, srrcad batter into
oded 1 l x 9 2-u~h bl.km pan. M c ma.II
I 'A
l-1/l cups thinly slked onion
t tea'poon ~oclt dried rMemary lu\'es,
cru.shed and roarM salt (optiooal) ·
m~.lcntation in 1,urface of batter ..., ith finger or end
ol v.ooden poon. pre.ad rci.el"'ed onion mutture
evenly over baller pnnk.~ with l"OfiCtT\aJ")' and
l't~ h. 1f ~ ired C'm·cr IOO'ICI) y,.jth plasti
wrap. let me m '4'atm, draft.free place until
ttlmo~t doubfed in izc, about l!'i to 30 m1nu~
Rake 11 400 F for ~ minute or unhl dOM Cool
in pllf'I on~•~ rad.. ut anto ~uat'C\ and llnc
warm ore l.
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I Thuraday, April 8, 1993
Pesdcide use has reader pervous about selecting produc~
Q I elect frtsb fruits ond
'c&clablcs corerully because
I'm so ufroid of \\>hilt ~sticides
"Ill do to my chilcJn:n. Am I '
\\Orf)ln& needlessly?
-K.M., Dano Point
Unfortunately, there is no way
Ask the
Dietitian
Ut the prC)COt
time to be sure
of the level of
danger being
risked by children
as u result of
pes1icides on
food crops.
Thal 's because
1he federal
government,
1hrough the
National
Re earch
Council, has been
delaying the
announcement of
results from a St million study it
began in 1988. The findings, due
las1 Fall, have been put off until
June.
The NRC has been researching
1hc risks 1hat pes1icides pose 10
infants und children, in an effort
,,,. to de1ermine wha1 levels can be
conside red safe. Consumer
organizations such as the Na1ional
Re ourccs Defense Council arc
claiming that the reason for the
dcla) 1\ 1he chemical industry's
prc~)urc to hold back results
"h 1ch may be ncg:uive.
~I~ o" n personal philosophy is
10 "pl:1) 11 )afc" and assume the
won.1 until 1he facts are fully
lo.nown. I uppose we now must
";,.11t until June for those f\lcts. In
1he meantime, you might want to
thorough!> scrub 1he skins of frui1s
:ind 'egetables, using a mild soap.
With produce 1hat has a wax
coa11ng applied (such as some
cucumbers and apples), peel the
skins because the wax holds in
fungicide applied after harvesting.
Q I learned a lot from one of
your reccnl columns about
the ad\•antages and disad,•nntagcs
of herbal teas. What about the.
kJnd they serve in Chinese and
Japanese restauroncs; arc they
different?
-R.r., Newport Beach
If you arc referring to "hac is
generally called "green tea," the
an\\\ er 15 yes; it iS" different...and
there arc indications 1ha1 it mJy
turn out to be \Cry good for you.
Actually, green and black tea
come from the same plant. But
they are processed differently, and
the resull lea\CS the green version
"1th more of a certain chemical,
fXJ/yphenols. The significance is
that this compound has been
linlo.cd 10 possible protection
aga1ns1 ccrl:lin forms of c:incer
A highly rc:~pcc1ed organization,
the American Institute for Cancer
Rcsc~h. ha!> reported on ~tudies
of the eJfcct of green polyphcnols
on cance rs of the ~kin, lung and
~tomuch; the research was
comlucted at Cu)c Western
Reserve University. According to
research director. Dr. Hasan
Mu"khtJr, Pf)d.D., "In eJch of
these model systems, we ha'e
ub!>ef'ed thu1 animals treated wath
green tea arc afforded protection.
Jgainst the forma11on of cancer."
Other studies in Japan al o
~uggcst that an extract of green
tcJ inhibits slo.1n cancer in mice.
Odore )OU rush out and empty
)Ou r supermurkct shel..,es,
howc .. cr, you should know that
s1m1la r re')earch on humans has
not )Cl resulted 1n equal success.
Efforts arc now concentrating on
isolating the ~pccific ingredient in
green tea polyphenols that my be
the "hero," so that tt can be
u1ili1.ed most effectively.
Ask Betty Crocker
Q. I received almond butter as o
gin. How con I ust It?
-S.M., Dellc\'UC, Mich.
Almond butler is made from
ground almonds, similarly 10 pea·
nut butler. It's a delicious spread
for bread or toast. Or, use instead
of peanut butler in recipes.
Q. I usually make )Cast buns
lhot ore light ond fluffy, but lately
they haven't been aood. Could th e
nour be different?
-U.E., Mnrlctta, Miran.
Moisture levels in nour vary
w11h humidity in the air. That'~
why mo t ycui.t bread recipes call
for u range in the amount of flour
ln~tcnd of vorying the liquid
amount, 11lwoy~ UHi with the
lower rimoun1 of flour nod odd
more J) ncedcJ. tr it's humid out
Mdc. )Ou'll need more ond on
drier c1a) , )'OU 11 need le to
m.1kc liaht, fluffy bun .
Q. \.\lh11t can I do so that my
nul brtods or zucchini brtad don't
curl around the cd1c?
-C.E.M .. EJkh1rt, Ind.
You may be O\IC rmtXina the bat·
1er That can O\lerdcvclop atuten
ond cau e uneven risina during
b;ikina Stir ju t until the dry in·
aredicnl1 AJ'c....mix.Cd. 8.aldn& tit too
high o temperature will cau c
quick bread co rise unevenly.
Dtir Btltf, Box IJJJ, Dtpt.
Btlly, Mlnntap01/s, MN 55.UO
Q \\hot can )OU tell me about
Grape ced Oil In re~ard to
fut, cholc tcrol ond nluratcd fat?
Where docs It runk aaalnst canola
or olhc oil'!
-U.S., Fountain VoJley
Grapc-.ecd oil i~ relative ly new
to the United Stutes, nnd ha not
yet made 1h way .to all ilre:.is of
this country Most of what \\C see
in stores comes from France. The
oil b C\trac1cd from ground grape
'iceds. It has ,1 mild fluvor, has 120
c:.Jlorics per tablespoon (just ltke
olhcr u1b). and hao, no sodium or
cholesterol. You can use II for
b:.iking, frying and cooling. :ind us
a i.alad dressing
As for compari50n • it hould be
pointed out that grape)ced 011 1s a
polyuns:uuratc, \\h1lc C"Jnoln and
olive oils urc monounsaturatc .
The monos <ire generally
considered to be more desirable
from n health standpoin t, ulthough
the u~e of both i> corn1iJered pan
of 3 proper daily coting life~tyle.
In specific term~. the nutrition:1I
comparisons are us follo"s:
Grnpef,ecu (12 percent
saturated fat, 17 percent
monounsatur5!ted ond 71 percent
polyunsuturotcd); o/fre (10 pcrccn1
saturated fat, 82 percent
monounsaturated and 8 percent
pol)'un atur:ued); canolo (only six
pc~ccnl s:.itura1cd fat, 60 percent
monounsaturatcd, and the
remaining 34 percent i a
combina1ion of two
polyu nsaturate,:i). Regular
sunflower oil and surnowct oil urc
f:tirly close to grapcsced 011 in 1he
(lbove percentages.
Since grapesced oil 1s
comparatively expen-.ivc (probably
• because of limi1ed ~upply), ant.I its
nutritional benefits omewhat le\~
than variou) monoun :uuralc:s, it
mJy be difficult to ra11onaltze :is a
choice. •
Q A friend of 411lne recently
run In chc Los Anacles
mnruthon. I hod suuuccd to him
"hen he tx>aun trulnlna thnc he
load up on mcnc In order to build
strength, but he refu sed ond told
me l wu s ''1011g. Cn n you oplnln'?
-P.l>., Co tu Mesn
We have come a long way since
meat and, UI one t1111c, raw egg)
''ere cons1JcrcJ the way 10 tram
for 'ltrength and cnJurance. It i'
now lo.no\\n th.11 ctirbohydr:ste •
and especially starchy ones -
such as bread. pa!lltl and pot;it
-provide what athlete!> and
bou)buildcr need. While \Onll
m:iy ~till 1hinl. that these are
fatlcn111g, 1t'~ re.illy only the
"trimmings" (butlcr;-tream, ct
that can pre\ent u prol>lcm. L'1
chem ~paringly.
Drrolcc Sr:wlun Is a rcghtt••
dirtltlon. Slit Is tlic nutlior ur I
books: "Diet 1'/wt U'urk " Ull<I
"1 llt U't'l/ness lJook of l.JJ.S."
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Signs of Easter
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Table of Contents
Spec ial reatures on Easter
hc>gin on .......................... page 3
Worsh ip Sen 1ices
/1ro11 n cl Toivn ................. page 4
Brecht Orchid Gardens
and Gift Sh op .................. page 5
liaster Treats
a n d Recipes ........ p ages 6, 10, 11
On the Cover:
Orchid) in bloom at Brecht Orchid Ga rdens and Gift
Shop in Co)til Mesa.
Photo by Marc Martin
The Easter Bunny's schedule
'"'" tht f.htt•r lJunm \\hen he
1 •"1lt'' hoppin!j to vour iJ~<!a for
tflc,1 tun fillr-d ('1 ''"''
CORONA DEL MAR
The Easter Bunny arrives at
Roger's Gardens on Saturday
.incl <'iundJy, Apnl 10 .md 11 •
lwtv.c.•c•n 11 cl m. and 3 p.m.
throu~hout th(' gMci<'nS l ocat(-d
.11 2 301 San Joaqwn Hills Rd,
C oron,1 d~I Mar. call 640-5800.
FOUNTAIN VALLEY
Easter Bunny and Egg Hunt
at Fountain Valley Recreation
Center on Satu rday. Apnl 10 for
youn~tcrs clfW) 9 and under.
E,l'\ll'r Bunny amv('S at 10 a.m.;
l"AA hunt tx-g1n) at 11 a.m. There
will h<> lnts of candy, egg. and
pnzes, $() children bnng you r
bdskets1 Parents, don't 1orget
your umer as The Recreation
C('nter is located at 16400
Brookhurst. Sponsored by the
City of Fountain Valley and
Fountain Valley Kiwanis. For
more info., call 839-8611.
HUNTINGTON BEACH
Third Annual Easler Ea Hunt
in Huntington Central Pm.on
April 10 for children up to 8
years old. The day's festivities,
held from 9:30 a.m. to noon,
"111 includt• .rn egg hunt. ~dm(•
booth., f,l((' ~11nt1ng,
cntNt.11nmcnt crtlfts, fire dr!>play.
iuggltnA clown., and
refre hmen~ Act1v1t1cs will tdl..c
pla <' ad1.:iccnt to Central Par!..
p1c.n1c cHl'a off (dwards A\.('nU<'
and Central Park Drive
Sponsored by the City of
Huntington Beach Community
Services Dept. and the K1wanrs
Club, call 536-5486 for specific
egg hunt time).
Huntington Beach Mall
Youngsters can visit and havt'
therr photo taken with the Ea tcr
Bunny daily through Saturday,
April 10, from 11 a.m. until 7
p.m. Free coloring book for each
ctl1ld Rid<' the Bunnyvillc Train
daily through April 18, from 11
a.m. to 7 p.m. K1dd1e rides: S1 .
Free coloong page and video
arcade game t~cns lo riders.
Train travels around decorated
set. Join the Kids Club on Friday,
April 9 from 5 to 8 p.m. Craft
activity, "Mike a check in the
egg'' (or the first 200 c~1ldrcn,
a~ 3 · 12. Other activities
include c.oloring contest, free
video games and free video
arcade game tokens. The
Huntington Beadl Mall Is located
,1t th«' 40:> r rl"<'\\J} at B('Jch
Bl'd Call 89"" 2533
Seadiff Village Shopping Center
On Saturday pr1I 10, cf11ldu.>n
or <111 ages will enio .ln East('1
[r,g Hunt at 11 a.m , photo!>
with the Easter Bunny~1 0
J m to 2 p.m., and a u I
Show at noon. Activities ta c
place in front of Seadiff Florr~t
The shopping center is locatPd .lt
M ain Street and Yorktown. Call
536-8525.
NEWPORT BEACH
Easter Choo Choo Train at
Fas hion Island Today through
April 10, children can ride tne .._
train and have their photos taken rr
with the Easter Bunny. For more
info., call 721-2000.
1 Olh Ann~I Gre~t Easter Egg
Hunt at Eastbluff Pule,
Saturday, April 10 from 10 to
10:4_0 a.m. for ages 10 and
under. A clown and surprise visit
from the Easter Bunny will add
to the day's enjoyment. Free
coffee will be served. Sponsored
• by The City ol Newport Qeach
Pa~, Beaches and Recreation OeOt. and Eastbluff Village
Center. Eastbluff Park is Jocated
at Vista dcl Oro and Vista dcl
Sol. Call 644-3151 .
a I Celebration of LI'-I At> Advertittng .Supplement to ihe. O~ty P.llot & ~ I Thurlda)f, April 8, 1993
Christ Church by the Sea plans
special Easter celebration
C hrist Church by the Sea on
the Balboa Peninsula 1s
getting ready for Easter. So
what? Don't all Christian churches
celebrate Easter? Isn't Easter THE
big Sunmy o( every church's yearl
So, we are not alone in planning a
special Easter.
First, there will be a 6:30 a.m.
Easter sunrise service on the ocean
beach off 14th Street on the
peninsula. This has become a
special service for members,
visitors and drop-ins alike. A
mini-breakfast at the church (14th
and Balboa Blvd.) will follow.
-The regular sanctuary service
· will be held at 9:30 a.m. •
Most of this is "routine" for the
BIG day. What is not routine is
whJt happens in our hearts
because Of Easler. Easter rerrunds
us that we can be part of the
resurrection e>1;penence: .
• whenC\er we apply Christian
principles to our public trust,
social activities, busine>s prt:1ct1ces
and political ideals;
• whenevef we show the
compassionate heart Jnd the
helping hand;
• whenever '~e treat others JS
worthy people regarpless of lhetr
sLation in life;
• whenever we hold out the
hand of Christian fellowship to
another;
• whenever we are a part of
Christian love in action;
• whenever any or all of these
thin~ Lake place, we are active
participants in the resurrection of
Jesus Christ, for we have
experience resurrection in our
own lives.
This Easter, let the resurrection
symbolize new life for you -the
old, sinful part of you can be
nailed to the Good Friday cross,
and the new life of living by failh
in the grace of God is resurrected.
There is, indeed, Good News
today! There is newness of ltfe
available for us. All we ha1.-e to do
is accept it.
Why not do that this year?
Christ Church by the Sea invites
c1.-eryone to participate--at
Easter and in your hearts and
lives.
Christ.Church by lhe Sea United
Methodist 1s localed at 1400 W.
Balboa Bh.d., Newport Beach for
more information, call 668-0670.
Submitted by Rev. Oavtd
Lehmberg
St. James Episcopal to celebrate Holy Week
Y oU're invited to participate 1n 1 loly Week scr\lces .:it SL James
Episcopal Church in Newport Beach.
On Maundy Thursday, April 6, confessions will be ~cld in the
Church at 6 p.m.; <>t 7 p.m., there will be an Instructed EucllilrtSt &
Passover Pr~ntat1on. Vigil Watch begins at 8:30 p.m.
Good Friday, April 9, \71gil Watch ends with Morning PrJ)er at 6 30
a.m. B~inning at noon, the ancient three-hour se" ice of Med1tat1om
.of the seven last Word> from the Passion narrative \\ill tal.e pl.lee in
the Church. Conf('SSions will be held from 6 to 7 p.m. Good F11day '"II
conclude with J Choral Reflection on the Seven l.:ist \\'orcJs
Holy SJturd.iy, ARrtl 10, '"II include a 4 pm chtldren's.£.J!ltcr
scr\'iCc, \1.-1th flo" e11ng of the Ea>ll'r Cro:;s and a celebration of Holy
Communion. At "'·30 pm., Th~ Great Easter V1g1I. Rite II lftr>l S(·r.1cc
of Ea>ter.) .
E.1>tcr Sund.iy "ill oHcr three celcbr at ions ol the Re>urrect1on at 7, 9
and 11 a.m. Child care will be ottered at all E~tcr Sunday spv1ce>
SL James (p1'>C'op.:il Church is lcx.itcd at 3209 Vi.:i lido, Ne" port
Beach For more informa1ton, call 675-0210. •
Flower Warehouse
Easter Specials
l 25 Roses .................. S7.00
25 Carnations ........ $5.00
Gerber Daisys ........ 35eea.
10 Dutch Tulips ....... $7.50
DO YOUR OWN WEDDING
WE'LL SHOW YOU HON
Wholesale to the public
(714) 545-0310 '
Monday-Saturday_
13C. Logan Ave. #8
COSTA MESA
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Pastor welcomes you to Vineyard Christian Fellowship
P astor John McClure, of the Vineyard
Christian Fellowship of Newport Beach,
who's been pastoring for 25 years, O\iersees
the Southwest Region of the Association of
Vineyard Churches. He firmly believes in the
supremacy of Jesus Christ and the aulhor1ty of the
Word of Christ. He mainLains that Jesus and His
Word are so vitally current that they mu)t be
presented in a way that will touch people today.
And, since music is a powerful medium, the
worship at the Vineyard uses a contemporary
band and contemporary music.
Pastor John loves Easter, not only for the
celebration of the most important moment in
1% noon
doors open ot I I om
!tip~clal t •uc#ttf
• Chko Holiday
• Morie z .. man
• John & u-Wlckhom
•And Ottte ...
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. 7p• doors opelf ol 6 pm
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• Denni• Apianian
• Terry Clorle
• Duane Clorle
•The Kry
•Oden Fong
• DarTell Mon.field
• Michael S.-91
• John & u-WKkhom
• Morlt Zeeman
•And Othen
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~1:10 "'" d00tJ open o'' JO om
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•Oden Fong
• U10 Wickham
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history, but als.o because so many who seldom
attend church are eager to visit that day. He 5.'lys,
"I lo'e to see the faces of those who have not as
yet realized the gleat hope we have in Christ,
who don't as yet know the power ol the Holy
Sptrtt in their everyday lives and ~·t
d1sco1.-ered the father love cl the Heavenly Father.
We have J great message for them and I am mo)t
cager to get their ear that day!"
Join Pastor John and his congregation in
wor)h1p this Easter season at Vineyard ChristiJn
Fello-.vship. The church is located at 102 Bal.er
St., Costa Mesa . For more information regarding
Easter.services, call 556-8020.
Thuraday, Aprtl 8, 1993 I An AcMhftlng SOpplement 'to the Dany 1Pilot & lndeJMndent / 'CC911l .. 1•a ... 1111a
Special holiday worship services
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holding special services Lhis week. O n Cocx.J
Friday, April 9, come worship Jt noon, with
music provided by Fernando Ortegcl. John
B•bh will be !:>peal<ing. On SaturdJy, April
I 0, services will be held at 6 p.m. Easter
Sunday services will be at 7:30, 9 ~nd
10:45 a.m. Child Ca re \\'Ill be available ior
the 6 p.m., 9 a.m. and 10 :45 a.m. sef\1et>)
No affinity groups will meet on EJster
Sunday. All services will be held in the .
Auditorium at South Coast Community
Church loc.Jtcc.J at 5120 Bonita Cinyon
Dmc in Irvine. C1ll 854-7600. •
St. Andrew's PresbyleriJn Church's
M.1undy Thursday Com munion service \\Ill
bL' presented at 7:30 p.m. tonight. The
5Jnctuary Choir, String Quartet Jn~ actor'>
\\.di present a program of music from "Th1..·
MC'>'>1ah" and drama thJt portray:. tl1usc
e"<.'nls leading up Jo the cruc1fo.ion. The
<.0mmunion scrvi<.c will follow the
rnusical-drarrra p resentation. Easter Sund
Sc'rvices will be hdd at 7, 8:JO Jnd l O:TS
J .rn. on AprilJl .·The full Sanctuary Cho1r,
20 piece orchestra and hancfbells under the
direction of Dr. Daniel Sharp \\.ill lead in
the musical celcbr~1t1on. The E.btc.•r mc!>>agc
\\Ill be del1\ ercd O>' the Senior Pa~tor, Dr .
John A. Huff man Jr. The churd1 b located
al 600 St. Andrew!> Blvd ., Ncwpo'rt Bead1
(acro~s from Newport Harbor High School).
C.111 631-2880. •
Dr. Juanclla Evans will be speaking at the
Good Friday 51..'r\.itc being held April 9 at
7: 30 p.m. at the Church of Religious
Science, 901 Do'e <;t , Ne\\port Beach. On
Apnl 10 Re.'. Bob Pull1Jm\ topic will be
"DrcJmtng" irom 1 () .1 .m. to 2 p.m. \\.1 th
cui1cc at 9. JO J m. Jnd lunLh Jt noon $15
don.111on. Fur mml' mfufmjtion un !ipl'C1JI
hultdJy !.>t'l\lll''>, CJll 262-1261 . •
O range Co.1st Unitarian Universali~t
Church in Co>lJ ,\k'>J tnv1t<.•s you tn Easter
'lundJ) \\Ursh1 I.> .it l () 30 J.m The mC'~!>JSL'
t<> b<' ck•h\ crcc w ill be "Practice
Rt·::..irrec.t1on " Thl' '>Crv1t t "-1.\ tll rnducle child
clulit.it1on E\t'r}·onc \\ho .mends the
)(.'I\ ICC I'> im itC'd to lmng Jt lcJst one i!O\'\'l'r
ior a flower communion . ThL•1c.• will bt! an
l'gg hunt and book !>Jle aftl·r the sc1vice.
Lnl.1 Lc.·d at 1259 Vi ctoria St , CustJ Mesa,
cJll 6-16-4652 for more information.
Easter
..__Worship All Saints' Anglican Church
at Newport Center
Unl(ed Meiluxl.ist
Church will be at
9am & 10·30 am.
Join us as we
celebrate this ~retu
day m the bfe
of our fault1!
Newport Center
United Methodlat Church
1601 Marguerite Ave.
Coron• del llar • 644-0745
Child Care Provided
Biblical • Traditional
1928 Book of Com.moo Prayer
M.ady Tbareclay
TENEJIJUU! •HOLY COMMONitON
7 P.M.
GOOD FaJDAT
"SEV2Jlf LAST WOl.DS"
NOON-3 P.M.
AND
STATIONS OP TK! OOSS
7:30 P.M
EASTU SONDAY
HOLY COMMtTNtON
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First United Methodist Church Easter
/~ervices to express holiday's me~ning
S crvrccs on Maunay lhur:id.1y, Good Friday and £a>Wr
Sunday al the ftr>t UnitcxJ Methodist Church of Cost.1 Mt ,J
\.\Ill cnJblc \\Orsh1pc1> to rclh~ "those fa1~ful d.lys \'~h1ch
c.hJngc.-'CI the world." . ,
On Maundy Thur!>(lJy, April 8 .it 7: 15 pm. a. lablNu ol ttw
l J!il Supper will be prl'>L'Oll.ICI, wJlh John Shilft.r p<>(lrJ)'i1'g Ch11
.md·Un1ted Me1hod1>l Mt•n c.•n.1ct1ng the d1sc1pfc~. The narr.11ion
tor thC.,SCC/lL'S will be rCJd IJy Rev. G.llal Gough with Rl' .. Tc,1
\\'1ldcrrnuth dclf\.C'rtng the mc:.'>.l!:)C. "Arc You Coming to tlw
T Jblc?" The Chanc~I Choir ,.,.111 prc.~nt inc Jnthcm>,
"Offortu't1,urn," '":1th solt)l)l R.indy Schncidl'r and "$,)ntlu\'," l1l 11 r .1urc's "Requwm, .. unclw tht• dtrl'Cl1on of J.rn1c.~ Cif11,1fll Ori
Good r rtd.1y, Ap11I 9 lrom 1.2 tu 1. p m:, thl'rc '"Wix.• ~\ "'"
nwd11.i11ons uy Rev G.ilJI Gough .ir~d Rev l 1J WildL'rmuth 1111
P.h~•St'') nn the PJ":>'>iun '!om MJrk 14 Gu 1hroush MJrlo; 15·-i-
Spt'(IJI mu)ic for lht.• uxxl f'ridJ) '-t'f\.ICC "'" include J d u1·t h.
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Jl')U'> WJll..'C'd/' .1n(I J .. olo U\ l oHJ1nl' Arma1.1, ·f•tl' J~u ." 111m
F,1url' s "Rl·q~1t•m ' • , _
• On [J')tcr SundJ) .'it till' CJ .ind 10 30 J.m wmu•:..; J dr,1111.JL
1x>1tra~.1I of the d1~1pll"> on th<.> EmmJu~ RoJu \\Ill lx'Cunw .rn
1llus1ra11on for tlw nw \J).;C by Rev CJlal Gou~h, c.·ntttk'Cl
'(.k·uflJ'> Jnd Simon -Mc1..·t.ng Christ on th • Emmau> RoJrf
l hl• Joy Ringer~ \\111 plJ'r "A GIJu Allt•futJ" h~ Kt•v11) ~klhl· nl'\
undl·r the dirt·ct1on of KJthy li,111lL'> Th~ Ch.im:t:l Cho1r, clttt'Clt•tl
hy l1m CtlliJni, will prl">t'nl the "I lallclu1Jli Cht)tU'>," IJ} C r
l'iandcl, with N1t.l..y K1clLmJn Jt tlw org.1n.
r1r~t United Mcthodr't Churd1 orC0>tJ Mcs.1 i) locatc•d ,11 ·12t1
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CELEBRAT E GOD'S LOVE
THIS EASTER!
Community Church, Congrcgacional
· •. United Church of Christ
611 Heliotrope A'•·c., Corona dd M~r
£1. ter unri e . ervice 6:00 J.m.
L 1• ·~uut Point } ld1otrn~ & O l t.tn
£.i ter ~ en·ice.~ 8:JO, 10 a.m .
LNrr l~~ Hu·nt follov.mR IC ~m '<'"Ill'
C h1IJ <. m· A\·,ubhlt 1M4-"4CC-}
l'hr 1\1.'\ rrtnd DonJld \\ l\u11
Thr l<.t\·rund jJmt' R. Krck •
D1mtor ,,( \tu'll, RoJ~C'r \\ hittrn
St. Andrew's
Presbyterian
Church
COME
MEET
THE RJSEN
. CHRIST
Eutcr Unday. April ti, 1993
"EQUIPPED TO FACE
LIFE'S FOUR
GREATF.St PROBLEMS"
(Psa lm 23: l'-6; Manhcw 28: 1-10)
7:00, 8:30 and 10:15 AM
Glonow choral mlUIC of
~l\(."tlolary Chem, Dr Dan~I L Sharp,
M 1n1Jt~ of M w.sac un.d Wonlup d arecnn'
Oukl cart u prowl.td.
600 St. Aodrewt llOlld
Newport Bmch, C.Ufomla
(dl°'Ou w SIYM /fOM NNfltJft Ha~ H14#t ~,
(714) 611·2
4 I Celebr•tlon Qf Life I An Advertising Supplement to the Dally Piiot & Independent / Thursday, AprU e, 1993
.,
Cymbidiufn orchids: Beautiful gift~ that are easy to. grow
C ymb1d1um., .m· the (~htN
.1nd Motlll'r'~ 0Jy orchid.
They come in .1 rJinbow ol
color~ with b!Qom~ thJt c.rn bl'
L·njo~l·d for up to thw~ month) un
the pl.int), horn the trmc thl' lir.,t
bud) ~t.irt to <>pen. \\ hl'r<.' cl:><•
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. one of the' <'·1'•<.' t 1t1 ~row
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Newport Church oC l~Ulfoa1 Sdcacc
Dr. Jaudla En&1, Pastor
Eaater Service .
witl1 S~C111I Music 111 10 '<> A M "ltcrul Liii" 2W 1261 510I Oort St 1145 Buch 1N.a1 ohn W• t
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~ Come celebrate Easter at the
South Coast Christian Church . 729 Victoria Street, Costa Mesa
) rl(JOy 5 ~ Ou~ • Worl• p \er. ~e 0 I Som .
Dr Jomes Piercy will speo~ on 'T~e Cross and Resurrection "
SAINT JAMES CHURCH
• m r p"'o pal (. lrnrch
.1tltl1Jtt•d wtth tht• An~ltt..ln Churd1 \\orldwidl.'
tn\'lll'' 'uu 1<1 1orn ,.,·uh u tn thr dr.1m.ll•l .rnd 111\ 11u' cH'lll'
o l Hnh \X l'Ck Jnd I \\l1'r
GOOD FlllDAY
b:30 .am -\l orn1n~ Pn er. 12-3 pm ~lul11.nton• 111 dw \l'H'll lJ'l \\ ord\,
de' 0 11011' h\'mns of thl' P.1 ion: 6 7 pm • ( onk'l~1t10s.
.i pm .
7 '0 pm ChM.il RcOrctton of thl· \t, rn · 1 J\I \\'ord\
HOLY SATVllDAY
Holv fut h;rrm .ind C HILDREN'S FA<; J l R ~fR\rfl l-wi th b.ipti m'
7:30 pm · The Great V1g1I ol l:..Nrr. Rnc 11
EASTE• DAY
am • Fcn ivil Euchi r1st wnh Choir & O rchc tra (c hild c.uc Jt all service' fa tcr Da>)
3209 Via Udo, New rt Beach 714-675-0210
l ,. .
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CELEBRATE EASTER
""' •n :1 e Hun1111qtor Beo,..h Ch r-h of Re 191ous <.-c~ •""
SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKER: ALAN COHEN
~ .,.,..,, ol 'h(' bes· ,. , bv •
CH'~" • '" He'e A,n, 'TIO"'
i'ld mur•\ •hf'• A. on s n •eoc~•er o·
m • ed ·o •ne So. e·
Uri ('Ir •• ., l": l'OJOS ol Amer1(0"~
J• <l ~ ~~10"~ •o ,, • .1 ('r 1o' plont''cr,
''eo "'ll 1 1,~ ""sdom o.,d ... • ho',..
1n\f).u•d OPJ 'fl10Q,.,.pr('J OCOOle .
Plie"•'"' '"" t('I bel e' e an 'nP-n 51"1ves
TOPIC: "BEHOLD, I MAKE ALL THINGS NEW"
EVERYONE WELCOME! .
G/o•rou<: nu•doo1 <:r r11se (t'I\ ice
with the k1I E oo;•cr Cho r
6.00 om
P/u( thrctt tr rlC'>or <t'" cr.s
8 00 9 45 l l JO
SPECIAL MUSICAL PRUENTA'W:ION
By CORNER POCKET
(Performing ot ndcor servrces onlrJ
Nursery, child core and children s church
ovo1loble at all services exc"ept Sunrise
CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
2205 Morn St 15eacltlf Village' ~
Huntington Beach
(714) 969-1331
Thursday. April e. 1993 /An Advertl91!19 Supplement io' the 'oa11y Pilot & lndapendent I Celebration of Ute I 5
. .
Celebrate Spring with Wacky QUacky Duck Cake
D on't k-t Apul shower; get
you down ! Thi> yt.'.lr,
celcbrJte spring with .1
hornemJde Wac"y QuJcl..y Duck
Cut-Up P.:irty Cake. lh1) JdorJbk•
duck, with its fuuy yc•llu"
cucnnut co.11 wig bright('ll up Jn}
... prangtimc party t.1bl<· Bl'!>I or Jll,
11 ') l'J)y 10 rn.:ikc.
\\11th JU'>t on(' bo"I .ind une
round LJkc p.:in, yuu <Jn t'.1' Iv
creJte !ht) )1x·ciJI cut up thPnH.'
cake. BJker's Cut Up C .11..L·) .HL'
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du t!> mJl-.e .i
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an the lrcezer, uncut and
\H.·ll·\HJppecJ for up to one
month, ~ mJl..c .1 couple more
rounds than nccdcd immccJ1atcfy,
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ior .:i rainy dJy
WACKY QUACKY DUCK
PARTY CA KE
• 2 v'l cup, BAKC.I~''\ ,\NucL !·LAKE
C1x-11nut. J1v11kJ
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•I (9-inda) ruumJ .:Jl.:c 1:m:r. rnolco'
• t vi lUP' V JllallJ Bullcr~rcam I r0\t111g
• Ch...-"''Y frull 'nJd, 11111 (ml into )!rap lur ho\\)
• I "n:.11 gum drop (for l.'~1:)
• :O.ll111Jtun: Oo\\l.'f lJllUV (fur bo\\
1.klur .illun) ·
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h10J coloring .. nJ tint • cup ur th.:
rc111.sinin~ coconut 1•ran~..: u''"G \dlu\\
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BAKER·s O\'E UO\\'L
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mund gr.:.is.:<l and OourcJ hal.ang P""'
11.tle 35 1<1 -io mrnul1:\ or un11I tuothpi.I.
111...:rteJ an c' ntcr come~ out de Jn Ct1<1I
IO mmutc), r.:mme from pan·~ Ctiol
n1mplcrcly on 1.1.1rc rJd' •
'Saucepan Prcparallon Mell chornl.11.:
JnJ m3rgarane an 3-qu.1rt ~auc.:pan on
\Cf) low heat, )t1r con~tantlv until JU~t
mdteJ RcmO\le from heat •
VANILLA BUTTERCREAM
FROSTING
• I packai:c ( 16 ounce~) J)O\\odered ~ugJr
(,1bour .i cup')
• 11'1 cup (I ~tack) maraarme or butter.
\(1f1cned
• 3 lablcspoons mall.
• 2 tc.ispoons vanilla
1Jc11 iugar, m:irg.m ne, milk and vanrlla
wath electric mtXer on low speed un11I well
blended mnd ~moo1h If frt»tina becomes
too 1hlcJc. beat an adortmnal milk by
teaspoonfuls until or sprc11dan&
COllSIStcncy.
Makes about 2 ~ cups.
;
I
Brunch Baskets
ru , J S c are un an ca~y to
make with Bridgford Frozen Ready-Dough. Serve
ftlk'd with scrambled cgg.s for (aster breakfast or
brunch. Or fill with chicl.cn salad, egg salJcJ, or
h,1111 SJIJd for a special Spri ng luncheon. ·
Brunch Baskets made from Bridgford r ruzcn
Brc.1cJ Dough add a fun and festive touch lo your
Sprang buffets. The following recipe for Brunch
BJskets was created by Kari Christemen of
Northradge. California.
BRUNCH BASKETS
• I (one-pound) !oar BridgforJ Frozen Ready-Dough, White or lloncy Whe;it
Let Oridgford Frozen Ready-Dough thaw untal pliable
Slice loaf cross-wise mro sr~ equal pieces. On a hghtly
nourcd board, roll 4 of the pieces 1010 6 inch d1llmcler
circles. f>IJ<:e 4 cu\tard cups upside-down on a rookie ~heel.
Lightly greuc cookie 1hec1 and bouoms of c:u~tard cup • Lay dou;h circle• over eu)tard cup Cut rcm11nang 2 dou&h
pieces an hair. Stretch and roll doulh betv.ccn hands lo form
JO anch ropes for basket handles. T"wisl and g111ec hanJlcs on
cool.ie sheet in hatr circles. Bake baskets an h:1ndlc~ at 3SO dcarecs for 20 minutes or unlll ligbrly br~nccJ. RcmOYC ba~kcts from Cuitllrd cups and lei cool slightly before
conncctina h:1ndlcs. U)C :i sharP. knife 10 cut l small i.l1t~ an
!Ol> rim or b.ukcts for handles. Carefully IO)Crl end) of
hJndlcs into &li1.s andpineh bread togcthc:r. MQkc~: 4 b.iikcll
SuJgcstcd f1lhnp: Scr:1mblcd eus with ham. chicken
s:ila<f.c&& s11lod, liam ~lad, broecoll ulad.
> ., , >
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St. Matthew's · celebrates .Resurrection during Holy Week ' 'H e who dies with the mO!>l tO)'S wins," reads a license plate
frame often ~n on C()')tly
cars th roughout the country. "Win)
\d1Jt?" \\C? might wonder
Jesus cautioned us not to rely on earthly
treasures that moths and rust can dt-)troy
or burglars steal. He said, ''Docs a person
gain an> thins 1f he wins the "hole world
but l())<.-s hb -life? Of cour>e not 1 There I)
nothing he can g1\e to regain h1) liic "
'I am the resurrection and the life. Whoever believe s in me will
live, even though he dies ... 1
St. f\\atlhcw's Traditional £p1:.<:QpJI
Church in 1't'\\port BCJch will hold •
~·rv1Cl') this Hoh \\eek 10 commemorJtl'
Maund}" ThursdJ), Good FridJ\ and Ho!-.
)Jlurd.1\. Thi? Rc:.um:Ll10n oi our Lord
Jnd S.1\ ur Jt·~u) Chri~t '' 111 be celebr J:<.•d
\\Ith I I Jly Communion Jt 9:30 a.m. on
E.hll..'r Sund.I). An E.htcr egg hunt "i I bl'
lwld h ir t h1ldrcn 111m•t•d1J1t•I> iollo ·' n~
th1.: Sl'r\ 1c.t• St .\1.1tlhc.•w) I) loc.:it<.·d ,11
The foct is, as another l1ccn)(? pl.11e
iramc tell w~. "He who d1<.') , .. ith the m<.ht
tO>':> still <.Ji<.')." Or JS .1 nuHo·pupul.1r
'>llf1£ SJ>), "It's a s.1d but trut· 1.ict 01 lifr'.
l".N)bo<Jy d1t•)."
1 he 13iblc tell) th<.• )!Or) ol h<l\\ s111
<.•rucrL·d the \\Orld. and \\Ith it clc.11h,
,,hen Aa,1m d1 )0bc\l'd God 111 the C.irdt·n
01 [den \\'et.in d1ou·•· nJt to t.x .. lu .. •\c in
i.in, but the prcs...-ncc of dcJth is a
i.tubburn w1tne:.s. St. John coun:.ck•d, "If
'' e Sd>' "e h.we no )In , .. c de< c1\ l'
uur-:.Cl\C!>. ·"~' m.1"e .1 l1Jr out 01 Cod.
In lhc garden, God told 1\cl,11n thJt
bt'CJu'<.' ol \\ h.it lw h,1cl don<.•, he "oulcl
)urd> die. I h..• did .incl cf Path h.h b<.·cn in
lhl• \\Orld C\Cr S•11C<.'
13ut. G xi '"'<.'<I U) .lnd st•nt 111-, ~nn,
k)u':>, 1ntu the '' orld tu -.,1\<.' U) 1 hue h
no sin in JL-....u), \ct he die I lor n,ir )1n-,
itnd \\,J> l>uril'•d.' 1 hrc<.' dJ) ~ l,i:i:r, Cod
Our Lady Queen of Angels
comm emorates Holy Week
H oly \\'('d ~" ic<'> .11 Our Lich Qut.•<.•n oi An~cl) C.Hhohc .
Churth, \\.h1ch I)(' •,:in on P Jim ~unday. continues tl>d l) ''1th
I ioly Thur~Jy, ho~dmg .in t•\ cnmg mJ>) uf thl'.' lord ~ Suppl.'r .11
-30 p.m.
Good rri<Ja> \\111 b<.' ob)('f\ld with StJt1on) of th<.· Cro:." .1t 12 p.m ..
tol'u•.,cd by J Mcd1t.ll1on .1t 1 pm. Jnd thl' l.inirgicJI (l·il'brJt1un .11
1..30 p.m .
On Holy SJturday. Ap11I 10, the (J'>t<.'r \1g1I will bt' .1t 8 pm. \\1th,,
rCll'J'llOn OI nt>\V church nwrnlJurs
Lbtcr Sunday Mihw!> JrC at·7f 6:30. 10 Jnd 11 :30 il m. Therl' ''ill
I l no S p.m. MJ)>. For more in om1Jt1on, c.111 IJ4·l·O:?Oo.
Tr,1tl1tiun.lll}. thuu!>.lnd> ul p•·oplc tll>d.. to o.1r churdics on (J)tl'r
!:lund.1y. (\1cJcntly, the R<.-surr1..•ct1on ot Chri .t h.h pO\H•rtul mc.rn1ng tu
rnJn\ Yet, C\Cry SundJy b J cdcl>rJt1on or th.it Rl· orr(•<:t1on.
Cumc \\ or~1p with U) th1" (J)tl'r Jnd rl'gul.irlv throubho Jt the \l'•tr.
ror those ui )OU \\hO JrC \.\llllll~ to t.1h• "~nC>thcr look ,\l the Churdl "
,\(.' h.1, l' a ~l·~s1on on SunJJ\. April 2 5 ,lt 6 1 S p m c.111<.>CI
··Rc-rnl'mb1.•rlng " If )OU \\ould 1urthcr 1nlorm,H1on. CJll (144-9:?18.
rJ1 )ed him trom dcJth
Je)US I.JIU, .. , Jm the l\.')Ulll'Ct1on Jnd
the life. \\ h<X'\ er b<.•lie\l') in ml' '"II Ii' l'
CH'll though he d1 ... ~ ... " Then tw J,l..t·d
thC' woman M.HthJ to ''horn lw spok ...
"l)o )OU bd1C\C thbl"'
Do )OU? Th1) E..t)t<.•r tlw ':>und.1) 01
R<.1)t,mc:ct1un, mJ) }UU. I kt· ,\\,HthJ,
,in \\l'r· "h•s, lord, t bclic\c th.1t }Oll .irt·
till' Chmt, thl'.' Sun ui God .. "
\nd rnJ\ }UU kno·.\ Jnd ll lt:lJr.ltl' 1tu1
God indel·d hJ) rJiwd hin1 irom the d ,·, I
1 i ! J \ \ L')lLI 11 Dr , Ne\\ port Bl'JCh
Cl11ldc.11l' I) pro\lck·cl i\H .111 ... l'r\ ILL':> rur
11\0ll' 1ntrn m.111011 .:md c~rl'llion) tu ttw
chwch, l.<lll r r ~ti:-rhl'll Sc.Hklt,
o..J1i-11c;2.
.,, n o: rht• l\t·~urrt•cr1un, ~:.J!>m Ut"'<f U\
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EASTER
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Our Lad' Qu<.'Cn oi Ansel:. t) loc.11e<1 .u 20 H1 \\Jr \'1~1.1 Dr.,
:-.;e''J>Ort Bc.ich GOOD FRIDAY Aprt I l) 'lot 'n
Ple ... )cNlt ow ~ . for .......... .,..,...,
EASTER
SPECIALS
Haircut 19
(Reg 115)
4JO J2nJ 1 Newpon 81."o,•1
723-6909
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St. Michael & All .Angels Episcopal Church
Corona del Mar
April 8 7:30pm Maund'j Thursday
April 9 12:00pm Good Friday
7:30pm Good Friday
April 10 7:30pm Great Vigil of Easter ' April 11 8:00am Easter Day
10:00am Easter Day
Folowing Easter Egg Festival
Nu,..ry C.re Provided 811 we>r*hlp tlme9
(to age 4) • Adeql:I* pstdng
Marguerite Ave. at Pacific View Dr. 644-0463
EASTER SERVICES
Mac.Arthur
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South Coast Community Church
~1u,1c: h:rn.rntlo Onega
"\Vh~ Do Heme~ Al\1.a~'
Have to Die?'"
John Ba h. ~peaking
Apri l 10, 11
aturday 6:00 p.m.,
unday 7:30, 9:00 a nd 10:45 ,1.m.
"The Re t of the Stol") ..
Boh , hank. 1.1peaking
.
Childcare a\'ailable at 6:(Xl p.m.
9:00 and 10:45 a.m. o nly.
Shuttle ava ilable on unda) at
Univer ity High School (comer
of Campu and Culver).
5120 Bonita Canyon Road • Irvine • 714/854·7600
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that crazy time of year
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lrom [<.u.1dnr, and ii; unc of
m .lll) lrl·.1-.urcd n•li~ious J I!
\\or~ .. al S.1int .\\it h.w l Jnd All
Angl·I ~ Cpi'>lOpJI Churd1.
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\1aundy Thur'd~•)
(;ood Frida~
Ea .. ter f.H
Ea\IC'r l>a)
7:JO PM
.\:00 PM
<dO PM
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{hlhtnd \\t,ldcll ( o111rl)
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Did Jesus ·really rise from the dead?
E \l'n tie mo~t wmm1ttcd Cht1!\t1.in!I Jrc
dr J~' n to a)k the qut')l1on. "Did )<.">us rt'.1lly
"'l' trom th(' dl•Jd?"
r f<llll tl -.C1entific \ L'\\ point, th1S I) !lot J \Cry
goo<I qut•.,11on, l><:t .1u'c to a scientist. J good
qlw~t1on 1., one· th.it t.rn be prO\t>d to l>t> true or
f.11-.c' If J qul">tion r-. .i-.~cd th,11 tht'H.' i:. no wJy to
cf l'.,f)IO\l', 11 I!> Cun,id1 •1 ccJ .,j)Url0U'>. ror t•x,1mpl1!,
111 Jsk tf gho~~ cx1-.1 1 m Pluto is a puor qu('!>tion, •
lit·l.lU'>L' th1:re 1., 1it1 ,.ay to prO\C that gh'""
don't cx1.,t there )o, ,1 sc1C11ti'>I would corNd(•r
thl' qu<.~'>tton of )t'.,u,· rCl>Urrt'Ct1on to u1• J pom
one'. 1 ht•rt' 1 .... 1m,>ly no w.1y ti> prmc• that ll"•U!I
didn't rt'>t' lr<11n t w clc.1cl .
O..,oint·t1llll''>, hn" v .t!r, ii poor >UL'ntrr1c C)Ul»t1un
111,11..t•., iur .1 \\11mlt rlul rel11.:iou::. ont• Ami 111 tluo,
1 .t ... l'. to .1 ... i.. 11 li.',u, ro.,t• frum the dl.',ld I'> ur\t• ol
tlw lllll'>t 1111p11r I.lilt .md \ltJI C)UC':'tior1 .. tlw
11·lig.11u'> mind 1 .111 .r k Rd1giou., qul,ttlll1') ,lit' not
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1.11 ,. ,\~nod 11'l ig11•th qta 'tinn 1., !>1111ph Olll' thJt
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FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
420 w 19th S1reet
Costa Mesa. Callfornla 92627
MAUNDY THURSDAY .
April 8. 7:15 p m.
Drama and Communion
GOOD FRIDAY
April 9th . 12 Noon to 1 p.m.
Seven Meditations
EASTER SUNDAY
April 11 , 9 and 10:30 a.m.
Bell and Chancel Choirs
Rev Gala/ Gough. Preaching
Good t'riday "orship
\ pn l ll 12-:\ P\1 and i P\1
Easf er Plu·d11 Saturda\ . . .
t or f'luldrl'n 8ftt'~ :S-IO
12-2 P\I
RISE
6 A~\1
''Th r First umla) .,
Pai\tor Bruc•r J r . kr
EA TER SERVICE
8 & 10:30 \ ,,
.. F.yrwitnrs1, ~r·~., ..
P uMt o,. Torno~
(JSl\.'r, "0 1d Jt~us ri~·I" And "l' .,J1out ,1
tr iumph.lnt, ")\•.,!" rur \\hen \\l' SJ\ (hri.,1 II>~,
\\t' Jll' s.i>ing that e'cf)thing lw slot)(! ior has
C'll·rn,11 \ Jlut•. 1 he ju ... ttCt' Jnd the comp.1~,iun
"11m·swd in hi-. l1ic d1u not d•l'. .1nd it con11nut'S
tu lr\l~ Oil Ill tll<' IW,Hb Of thU'~ f'tlJllmlttl.J to
h1111. Jl'~u .. t•1nhodit:>d God's lm1· rnt>ll' full) tli.111
Jll) onC' "\('f h.l!> .ind thh IO\l' 1.:oulcl nul <Ill'.
Conw l t•k•br.1lt' C1>d'!> lo\\.'" 1th ti'> th1:. [.1,ll''·
\Ne \\Ill h,1\l' ,1 'unr 1-.c !oil'" 1et • .11 h .1 m at
luukmtt P1111ll 111 Coruna ck•I i\\11 (hwd1 <.l l\tU'>
"VI bt• lwlcl at 8: Hl and 10 .1 11 loflo,wd 11\ .m
Lhtcr t•g,i; hunt MU)I( \\Ill h<.•J>lll\lth d uy lllll
d1,1nt 1•1 t hc111 ,1n<I .1 gut· r h1.1" qu.1111 t undl•r tht·
d11t'l t1ci11 n 1 ~· ><l~l·r \ \ IHttl'll
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thu1d1 rn < ornr1,1dl·l1\\,1r, It; loc1t1'\I orw hklfl.:
north ul [ l t ( 11,l)t I l1gh\\,I\ .11 IJ 11 I ld1 lire fX
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GOOD f RtDm'
April 9th
12:00, 5:00, 6:30 & :00 pm
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April 11th
8:00, 9:30 & 11 :00 am
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QR~ist l utRe~o~ CRu~c.R
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M A RINER S CHURCH
l(X'X) Bison Newport Beach 640-6010
I· n•ln Hr,.11kfu1 (1 1 • In hi: 15 \\I
8 I Celebration of Life I An Adverttsing Supplement to the Dally Pilot & Independent I Thuraday, April 8, 1993
Triangle Square to hold Easter sunrise' service
T he Town Square, located on
the upper level of T rian~lc
Square 1n Costa Mc:..:t, "10
be the site of an Ea~tcr sunmc
.,Cl'\-icc this Sund.ly at 6: 15 .1 m.
Four dO\\ntown Co)tJ Mc.•:.J
p.1 .tors. Rev ConrJd Nordqu .t o(
)t John's Ep1)Copal Church. Rl'
Do' lc HcndNson of the Co· t.:i
"-1l ..i Church of the NJ1:.1rl•1w; r r
K1.•nneth Krilu!>C uf St Jo.id111n )
Catholu:; Church, .rnd R<:'v C.1lal
Cough of the r1h l United '
Ml: thodist Ch urch, ob-.cr\ ed hu\\
the Town 5Qu,1re Op<.'11l'd tm,ard
the (.l!lt, with a \ 1c\\ o( tlw
mountains Jnd thl' ming sun.
The~ 101ntly ''cnt to '>l l' -ii f rt.ingk•
:,qlt.HC As)OCiJh.'> \\oulc.l ClllhiCk·r
till' 1d1..•J of ii !>UIHl>C st'r\ ll\..
lhc rt»1>0n)(' \\J., 11nnwc.l1Jtl'
.ind po:.1tl\C. R<:'prC>l'nl.lli\L':> ul
th1.• lour c;.hurch~ \\Crc in\ 11<.'d lo
prOCCl-d \\1th Jn ('(UfTil'llllJI
Bcd.y Coodoicn will porlr<ly Mary Magdalene during the service.
.,unri:>e s<.>r\ICC A combim'<I t hu1r 26 1-9 Bt.:'ll..\ Coodoicn h.l., Wl'l1
\\111 sing "EJSIL'r Song." by Anm• 1mitcd to portr,1y \1.Jr\
1 lcrnn~ und<.. r the direction ol MJgd.lll'ne .1s ;} dr..im,1t1c •
J,1r1'l"> C1ll1.im, 1th the )OUfl~ 1llu)tr.:111on an tht»nw~>.lgc 01 hO\\
Jtlu1t Chane ' Sinllcrs prc.':.t.•1111n~ th.11 llr>t E.l)ll'r cl,1\\1\l·d and \\ h.ll
·'" Jnthcm uitJrrSLS rrom the.• t ml•Jnt to her.
Ml•thu<.fo,t Church h.1s expancJcd
mini:.trie> to the huni;ry .:ind
homl·ll'~». !ncludms inv1tat1(1n) tor
the .S•>mconl' Circ:. Soup "1tchcn .mu the Or angc Count~ Mental
Church of Religious Science
to celebrate 'New B~ginnings '
E Jstc r Sunday m<ul.. ... thl• culminJtton of a l•H:-\\l'C'k
cclcbrJ11on focu')(•d on -.:e'" B<'ginningc; JI the Hun11ng:or1
BCJch Chur.ch or Rel1g1uw; Sc encc Spl·C•.l :,u1: .. 1 :.pc.1:..cr ·
Alan Coht•n, will adc.Jrl'') the thl'ml' ·aeho d I ,\1,11..t' .\ti 1 h n~,
l':C\\."
Alan •> a tl'JChl·r ur 1c,, l • 1-.n 1\\. n tor h1> mam. 1n::.1~hn ul l . I..~
··including. "The Or.1gu11 Dol t ll\l• Here ·\nH11ur0." He 1
.l~>oc1atc editor ul '-t.''' r ront1u Ma~.uinc ror "h1th he '"1 'l:. .1
monthly column ·
A s1x·c1JI !IUnm<· "'r\IC c· \\111 be hl'ld at 6 J rn .. rollo,wcl l \
~·nKl'' .11 8, Y:-15 .ind I 1 :30 ,1,m \'1>1turs Jrl' ''el,ornl' lo
Jll1.·nd
1hc I lunt1ngtun Ul'.ICh (hurd1 ul Rel1g1ou:. '-L t nee pru' !1.:. ,l'l
cmaronml·nt ur lm1n~ .Hc1.•pt.111u· ,1 place \\h1. r1.· indl\1du.1' L.1n
d1>CO\ er their trul' n.1tun: throu4h the pradicc.• l)i Uni'L'r>JI
Prinetple~
Tlw Jtmo:.phcrf' 1> uplw.ll .111d JU\uus. enhanced ll\ tlw m,1; c
'' h1ch promi)cs tu lx· l''.\u'pt1unJI on EJ!>tCr SundJ\
Prrium1ing Jt CJCh ol till' >1..'r\ irns will be thl' mu,,1c. JI r, up
(orncr Pocl..C't
The Huntington Bl:.1d1 Ch1.irLh I) located at 2 205 \\Jin .....
Huntington Bc.ldl "' c,l 1 I 11 h1)ppinq Center. for mort?
in1ormJt1rm, call 969· 13j1 ·
Or.rn~c C nt~ (rnm.1u) Rt:\ Coush "·''> cllQ:>t•n to bring
.Commun \\Ill le.id the s.ng ng the ml')>Jgc, lK'C.lul-C thi~ i> Jn '
Re' J IJI Cough \\ .l) rn\ 1tL-d Jnnl\ L'r~r\ \l'.U tor him. _
I i(',1hh ~1.:i11on Actr.1ty CcntN
for thl' homclc..-. mcnG1ll> 111, to bl'.'
huusl•tl 1n the church. 1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::;;;==::;;::=::;;:::=:::::;;;;;;;:::=:;::::;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;====
· Tn.1n~lc Square shopping center
1 .. ln~.itcd .1t the inter~.'Ct1on of •
1':l" port and Harbor Bh cl> in
Cmta Ml':..l For more in(orma11on
on the· c.1stt•r 'unnsl• :.crvict>, c.ill
Re\ C.:il.il Cough. 548-?7!7.
uy the E.1)1l'f Sunrise.• Comm Lt tu.•. nfobr Jt1n~ -W > CJr .. Ill the
chair<..'<.! l>y Rt•v Nordqu1>t, Ill . m1n1>tr\, 3-1 J~ ~cnior .\\1m~t<.. r of
del" er the mcs~1gc I tis topic \\iii _ltx.al church0> and '>I\ .1s J l.;11111.·d
l>e, "llll> 811ght Mornmg D.l\\nin~ -\fr•thod1:.t Di,tr1ct )up1.•11ntl•ndcnt
tor You," b,.J~d up MJtthcw UndN h1) lr.1dcr,h1p, fo!lt Unitc.'U
CELEBRATE EASTER
WEEI<
NEW COMMUNITY
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EA.STER
SER .~
I APR11 10 -6:00PM . ,i/ I
SA'. . U>RJL 11·9AM & 10:30 sUN. iu
l* are here to provide a place to grow
for you 101d yotlr family and to serve
the needs of 011r commtntity. We want
to make a difference in 011r world
witl1 tl1e powerft,J love of God!
TIM
TIMMONS
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3151 Alrway Ave. Bldg. K-200, Costa Mesa • S4-0-1U8 •Nat to John Wayne Airport at Rtdhlll and Baku
Thursday, April 8, 1993 /An Advertising Supplement to the Daily Piiot & lndepender.it I Celebration of Lite J 9 . . . • I ••• . . .. . .. . .... . . ,,
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271 Avocado
Costa Mesa
( 714) 6 4 6-1113
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GATHERING
April 11, 1993
Sunrise Service,
Newport Wedge
Sunday Morning
Serv1ces:
9:00om & l 0:450
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create· ·Easter memories in Yoifr kitchen
'A \:cording to Mr.\Webster:· appearance with primitive man as
<:;oo!Oe -a thin\ crisp cake, offerings to pagan gods. They were
usually sugared df spiced the poor man's substitute for the
and cut in.fancy circular s~apes live animals ~nd fresh foods
before baking. usually sacrificed ta. their deities.
What a bland: maper-of-fact • "The early custom·of)c;ratching
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Cool completely. Occoraie·in desired fuhion w11h'Om1mcn11I Fros1ina•.
/Bonus Cookies: Drop rcrnaimna baller
by hcapina 1a~lcspoonfuls onto lr1h1ty src:ucG cootie $hCCI. Spread into 2~ inch circles. B:ikc 1n a 375 degree F O\cn S 10 10 minutes. Yield: twelve J.1nch bonus cookies.
d ription of one f!l' ljfe's delights symbols ~nd designs on the
· -hose adorable,..fraditional, surface of the cal<es was the basis Ornamental Frosl_i~g
ible tidbits that have-been · for the elaborate forms, e I ~ cups sifted ronkclK>ncD' iu1ar
enjoyed for centuries. _And with · d~orations, an.d pictures ~at • v. teaspoon .\-aoilla
Easter 1· ust around the c.orner! It's made the cookies and breal'4s of • ~ teaspoon cream of 11rtar • I I Ge d s · I d fl • t· cu white · positiye y sacri eg.iousl . • rm~ny an witzer an 3-r'Ous, Siflfogc1her confcctioncn' supr, ·
· .,!:ookies, which started out in • especially at feasts. 1 CTc~m or tartar. Add eq "tail~ and
life as : 'biscoctus"(Latin), I have Easter is considered the v11nill:i~ But with rotary or electric beater
never b,...n as popular ~they are princi~al Christian. foaSt day ofi~the until t~iing holds itt. sh•pe. e-0\u w11h ">i '-" damp otb until ready 10 use. If fros1in1 r1t>w. tjy prof~sJonal bak r and _ year. here is a natural blendl .• S · is not st'ff enough for dccora11n1. add a <llTf~teur alike (f nclu~in I -of the ar\(ient cc,istoms arid ' . li11lc mo e confectioners' •u1:ir.
I I d · f h'ld h ' bot ( S · g ~th th To M11 c ColoD· Use ~cgctablc cfye, mu t tU es 0 C J ( n t ey re sym S 0 efln WI C -~nd-fofl tnSlruCliOnl, U'U\J ~m.111 • being "lade in all shapes and sizes • religio s significance of the bJtchcs ol ro)t1ng for c:i h color.
and are being eagerly devoured. Resurr _ ion. ·, '
Why. some snops-which sell Sym9<Jls of Easter are the lily. •
nothing else have po~ped up in the lanib, the rabbit and the
some of our larger cities. 1 _ chic~e?. Som~ places prepare
Probably bccau,e-they are 1 b<ikea goods 1n the shape t>f a
relatively easy' to-<~C:5....!._.. lamb 0< .1abblt, or small chick
are extremely popular <1nd, qf
course, they sllpply virtually ·
instant gr~tifi.qition .. They come in
a thousand varieties, from
gingerbread to toll house, and
with many names -crackers,
t.iblcts. wafers, tarts, biscu~ and
what-not.
EASTER COOKIE CAKE
• h cup or butler or mara:111ne, al loom temperature · • v. cup il1£1 r .. e J CJ&
e' Y>'('Up GranJma's Unsulphurcd Mol.i~s • 2~ Qlps of un~iDod aJI purpo>c Oour • 2 lcaipoons c1no:imon
AND CHICK
GERBREAD
OOKIES
• ~ cup sbor cning
· • I teaspoon :ik1n1 pu'41l1:r
• VJ cllJ> sug 4
• It) tc:upoo b.1t.in1 wJa
•VJ cyp Gra ma·s Unsulph'Urcd Mol:mcs • I reaspoon amscr • 1 cu S(p!I :atcd • I teas ck>\~ &rounJ • 2 cups all urposc l'K>ur, wftcd
• I~ le;as n cinn:imon
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e VJ ICU ult ~ · \ ~
• VJ 1c!u n nuln\c& • . J
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In Holland.they cali them
"kockjes", in Spain they're 1..no.wn
as "lig<illetas", 1n France they
Jnswer to "pattisserie", the
• I IC•bpQUn baktna iOda ,e ~ IC'U~n ':sll
• 1 cup M"11's Apple S:iucc
• IV.: cups ~ick or. old·faih1on·cc.1 o.ab
Crea"\ I c1her ihOrtcnina. su1ar and -
molane dd egg yolk Mlllt \I.elf ' · •. (Rc~f''C \1.-httc for frushnJ) S1h • · • , .
ltaliqns refer to them as ''biscotti",
but Jnywhcre in the 'worlq cookies·
cori1ure fond memorie~ of a watm
tf}\>1 ting kitchen and the delicious
Jroma of spices, fruits and nuts.
• 1 pJdcagc 6 ounc9s) chocol.ite chips • l t\Jp chop d .d11tcs
• ~ cup co:u~y choppccJ ~c.rns Prcp:irc a boud base: Cui 11 circle. six1ccn-111ches ·n d.l amc1er, from "urdy cardbo.arJ. C r both ides of cardbo:ml with heavy du·1 foil. Ughtly areasc.onc : ~ii.le Pl.ic~ b:uc on cookie ~hec1 fur c:oy hanilllng. Prep.arc cookie baller In l.iric ThC' cookie has even worl..ed
1~ell into ~ommon slang. For
(''"'mple: "smart cookie". "rough
CO<>l..1~", "that's how the COOJ..i~'
crumbles", arid the n1clmame,
Cool..1e"
(Jllcd the .:'festive form -01
brt>Jd'", cookies ftrst made thei r
. ·~I cream bU1JCI with sug;1r 8.:.il 1n cu and ,mOl:is)Cs. Mix together Ooor, · c1nrra'tnon, b.1k1/11 SO<J• and iah AdJ to molat.)Cs milctutc alternately ~11h apple
uuce Sur m oq11s, chocol11c chips. d:llc\ :and pecans Spoon 4-cup b.auer onto ,''J prepJred base, iprcadinJ ~1:nl) I<> ~ ~nCl\ from CdCI= (Rescf'C rem:ainmg • b:Ulcr for &nus Cookk below) u.i .. c 1n
I .J75 l.IC&JeC F O\CO :!0 to 25 m!nutcs .. ,
1oae1~er u uh,.bakina s.od.i, b:ik1ni ' • l)O'o'iler anlJ ~tuees. Stir in Oour.mu.lur.:., ., Mi~ well. 011lt1 A ' , •
. To 'Make Bu~ny and 01 le • / • Olngerbre1d C kie"' RoU out por11on of the ifouth. v. in i}I th1"k Oil li&htly Oour\:J bo.1rd. Keep rcm.inint douali t'hilled Use oulh~ of tniriny ur chjck 11~ i.hown in p1c1urc (line dr:iw\ng) or m.ikc }our ~n oualinc usin& ~ ca/Jbo.lrcJ \) mOdcl. ·
Bunny O\!}linc should }ICIJ'aboul a lo 10:· ' • a11>kics.. dlldt uutknc 10 10 1l cou.,u:i. ... B.:ikc in 350 degree F o\en fo1 8-10 minutes. Cool.
Tu Dccor:ilc. ui'C reC1J¥ f,lf •
OrnJmcot:U Frmw:ia •>"'en fur EJ>t1.·r C1."A1c u .. e; or \tccoratc 11.11h nut>. " f.llSln~ -ihrcOJeJ C'OCOnUI Or ~mJll c.1nd1c)
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Holy Week ·Ser~ices ...
Holy Tharsclqy, April 8
Morning Prayer • 8:30am
Evening Mass of the Lord's Supper · 7:30pm
Good Friday, April 9
Stations of the Cross • l 2noon
Medication • 1 pm
Liturgical Service • 1 :JOpm
Stations of the c~ · 7 :JOpm
Holy Saturday, April 10
. Preparation Rites for Elect and Candidates
being received into the Church • 8:30am
~ .Easter Vigil -8:00pm
E<uter Sicnday, April 11
M~: 7!00. 8:30, 10:00, l l:JOam
'NO S:OOpm M~
ALL ARE WELCOME!
2046 Mar Vista Dr. (Jamboree&. ~tbluff)
Newport Beach 644-0200
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Good Friday and Easter services
return to· Pacific Amphitheatre.·.
C Jl'<Jry Chapel 01 co,tJ Mc."W "111 once JSJtn be holdmg
>pecral CoO<J fodJy .ind E.htcr sunri)c sCf\ ices Jl thl' •
°PJC1fic Arnph1tlw.wc tn co~tJ t-. \t'S.1. ThC')C ~(\ ile) ar(' thl1
IJrgl..')l in Southern Caliimnid '>() plt•.hc be )Ull' to dri j, C' t\1fh
enough to -.ccurc J -.cJI. • • • ••
Tlw Good FndJ) Communion sci'\ 11.e "ill bl•g1n ~~Jrply .1t 12
p m '' 11h door., <>1J<:n ng ,11 11 .1.01 • .\t 7 p m. thJt° ~Jme C\l'nlll~
th•·tl' '""be J H'') :.pl'(1,\I mu,1c.ll lonccrt Jnd \\Or-.h1p )('r\IC!.!
Tlw door .. ior th .., "''" ll t' "111 opt•n .11 6 p.ni. (J)ter -.unri::.t'
'ol"r\IC..C \\Ill l;C'g1n Jt 5: w ,1.111 . d "'r' OJ>l'll .H 4.JO .1 m.
~pvd.11 mu!>iC "111 IN prt·~t nrt.•d b-. Chico HoliclJ}. ',\ \Jrl..
ZPl•m.1n. John .rnd 1..,,,1 \ \ 1d.h.11n, 01.'.nnis A~.11 m.,1n. Tcu, Cbrk.
Du.ml· Cl.irl.., ThC' "-f\. D.ml·' t\ \,Jn')lld I. /\ \1c ~, lt'I "'c" <·II Pr.1 -. 5~ mj)hon) Ordw-.tr.1, l (( M \ \ or:.h1p Cummunit\, t\ ll .\ 1 lrgh: •
School .rnd c:h1klrl'll ' t hoirs. ,\II lnl'''·'~t·~ " II be cll'I" crcd b,
P.i.,tm Chulk Smith , • 1 The P.icitr<. Amph tlw.11rc 1-:. lo~,1tt•d JI the Or.mg1.: Count\ r ,\lr~fc.)Ul)(h, On thL' t 111 O(•I OI r ,11r\ ll'\\ .111cJ r ,\If, tU:.l :-OU th Ill !ht
405 rrl'l'\'\,l). oll thl' r,.11r.\i~\\ ,. 1t 1n C.mtJ.1\'1-:>J ~
Come Celebrate
Ea~ter Joy with Us
TWO EASTER WORSHIP SERVICES ON THE.PENINSULA . .
6:30 ,A.M.
(j-
EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE
t41h Sltftl u the l eacll
9:30 A.M. EASTER WORSHIP SERVICE
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14th Street & Balboa Blvd •Newport Beach· \714l 673·3BO'l
Festival Services
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Music by the Chancel Choir
Directed by William Wells
M•aady 1"anday
April 8 at 6 30
Sedet Meal
Good Friday
April 9 at 7 30pm
ervice of Darkne~s
with Choir
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Childcare 31 all se~1ces (\'xct'pl 6 15aml •
• Pr t.ors Bill KJrhn -Hacket1 · u~n K.trlm-Hacke1
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LUTHERAN CHURCH
798 Dov~r Dr. at 16th St. in Newport Beach
(714) 548-3631
Thursday, April 8, 1993 /An Advertiaing Suppler!*'t to the Dally f'!lot & lnd•~"'1t I q~·~•• of Lite/ 11
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271 Avocado
Costa Mesa
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GATHERING
April 11, 1993
Sunrise Service,·
Newport Wedge
• Sunday Morning
Services:
9:00am & 10:45am
Create Easter memories in your kitchen
A ccording to Mr. Webster:
Cookie -a thin crisp cake,
usually sugared or spiced
and cut in fancy circular shapes
before ba~ing. ·
What a bland, matter-of-fact
description of one of life's delights
-those adorable, tradilional,
edible tidbits that have been
enjoyed for centuries. And with
Easter just around the corner! It's
positively sacrilegious!
Cookies, which started out in
life as ''biscoctus"(Latin), have
never been as popular as they are
now. By professional baker and ·
amateur alike (including
multitudes of children) they're
being made in all shapes and sizes
and are being eagerly devoured.
Why, some sfiops which sell
no1hing else have popped up in
some of our larger cities.
Probably because they are
rcl<llively easy to make, cookies
arc extremely popular and, of ·
course, they supply virtually
instant gratification. They ·come in
a thousand varieties, fr9tJl •
g1ngerbrc,ad to toU house, and
with many names -crackers,
tJblclS, wafers, tarts, biscuits and
what-not.
In Holland they call them
"kock1es", in SpJin they're known
.'.I'> "ligalleta~·'. in France they ·
<1mwcr to "pattisseric", the
ltJliJns rufer to them as "biscotti",
bw Jnywhere in the world cookies
coniure fond memories, of a warm
inviting kitchen and the delicious
JrornJ of spices,. fru1Ls and nu Ls. •
l hC' cookie hJ~ even worked
1t~clf into common slang. For
l'\Jmplc: "smart cookie", "tough
cuql..1c'', "that 's how the cookie
crumbles", and the nickname.
C.ool..1c."
(Jlled the 'le~tl\-C form ol
brC'Jd" cookies first made thclt'I
appearance with primitive man as
offerings to pagan gods. They were
the poor man's substitute for the
live animals and fresh foods
usually sacrificed to their deities.
The early custom of scratching
symbols .:ind designs on the
surf ace of the cal<es was the basis
for tfle elaborate forms,
decorations,. and pidures that
made the cookies and breads of
. Germany and Switzerland famous,
espe~ally at fea5ts.
Easter is considered the
principal Christian feast day of the
year. Triere is a na1ural blending
of the ancient customs and
symbols of Spring with the
religious significance of the
Resurrection.
Symbols of Easter are the lily,
the lamb, the rabbit and the
chicken. Some places prepare
baked goods in the shape of a
lamb or r41bbit, or small chic~. . .
EASTER COOK.IE CAKE
• h cup uf buucr or m:ira:mnc, 11 ruom 1cmpcr11urc
• l'• cup supr
•I cu •~cup GninLlma's Uruulpb~rcd Mulri~s ~
• 2~ cups or uni1!1cd all pur~ Ollur • 2 tca~poons cinnamon
Cool completely. ot'corate in dcmcd
fashion ,.uh OmamcntaJ Frost ins•.
Bonus Cookies: Drop mM1n1na baller
by hcapin1 11blcspoonflllt 0010 h1h1ly
JfC:t.SCd cookie shccL Spread into 2\-S
inch circles. B.1ke in 1 37S dcvee F O'cn 8 10 10 minutes. Yield: twe lve 3-ulCh
bonus cook.ics.
Ornamental Frosting
• I V. cups siOcd confcc11oncn' suaiu • v. teaspoon \lnilla '
• !-'. 1caspoon cream of tartar
•I CJ& while
Sift together ronfec1ionc"' wpr. crum of uruu. Add cg ~hitc and
vanilla. Beat w11h rOllll"Y, or electric beater unul froslina holds its shape. Cover with
dJmp cloth un1ll ready 10 UfiC. If frOltin&
is not stiff enough for dccor111na. add 1 lilllc more conf«tloncrs' susar.
To Make Ct)lor5: U)C vcget.iblc dye)
and follow ini.truc1ion•, lama 'mall ~1chcs of fr<ntina for each color.
BUNNY AND CHICK
GINGERBREAD
COO Kl ES
• ~ cup shor1cn1n1 •
• I tctipoon bal.1n1 ~Jcr •~cup sugu
e I.~ leas~n b:akanJ sod' •~cup Grandma') Uosulpburcd Molaucs
• I teaspoon JID&Cr
• I cg icpantcd
• I ICISpC>t>n clo\e~ (ll)Und
• 2 cups aJI itu~ ~ur. wfl~ • I~ tcupoon einn.unun
• "'l teaspoon ~11
• I 1ca\poon bakins soJ1
• V: 1c11 poon uh
'I cup Mo11'i Apple S11uce
• "'l teaspoon nutmca
· Cream 10,ether sh0r1cninc, 'ufu anLI
n10Ltsstt. Add cci )Vlk MIJll V.cl .
(Rci.crvc cu wh11c for fr1>111ng) Sill 1uic1hcr llOu" 'ah. b:ik1n1 soJ.i, b;ilnn1 po~Llcr and spices S11r 1n nour mu1u1.:
• I V: cup) quick or old·f1Uh1oncd o:m
• I pJckagc (6 uunccs) chocol.11c cl11p\
• I cup chop~d dJtes •~cup cu•m~ly chopped pcc~n't
l'rcparc cardboard bu~c: C'u1 .i circle,
sl'<tccn·in(hes 1n diameter, from ~lurJ)
cmJ!x1ard. CO\cr both sides of 'ardboarLI
wnh hcJry du1y foil. Llchtly grca'IC one lide PIJC'C ba)C on cool.it ~heel for ca>y
hJnilltng. Prcp;ue cookie bJll( r In 1.ugc
tk .. ~1 cream bu11cr with sui.1r 0..:JI in cu
Jnd moll»e M11: 1oge1hcr Ouur.
cinn;amon, b.ak1n1 i.oda anJ ~11 AJJ to molJ~S mlllturc 1hern~11:ly ~11h apple
sauce S11r 1n OllJ. chocol;alc chips. d;atcl and pecans Spoon +cup b;allcr onh>
prep.ired buc. 'prc.1d1111 c\·cnl) to ~~ inch from edec {Rcscn-c rcmarnmg
b;allcr for lk>nUj Couk1cs bd~ I IJalr m ~ '\7S Llrcrcc F Cl\"Cn :?O h> lS minute'
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Chrlstlea Fellow.W, .... ~ ...
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To M;akc Dunny anLI C.111 .. k
Gingerbread Cookie) Roll Oul pur11Qn vf
the Llouah, V• inch 1h1ck on li&hllY, Ouu11:LI board. Keep rcm:11nini dougli chilled
UM: outline of bunny or chKk .i )l\u~n m
picture (hnc Jra~ ing) or make yuur O">n
outline usina a c.irdl>oMd iu 111.>Jcl
Bunny oullinc should )iclJ about 8 10 IO cuo .. ics, chit.._ outline 10 10 12 '"wl..1c'
B.1kc 1n 350 degree F O\cn for S.10
minute$. Cuol
To Occur:ii. U~ recipe for
OrnJmen111 h us11nc iU &1\Cn r.1t EJ)h:r
Couk1c Cali:, 1 r il~cor.i1c v.11h nub, r.i1~in~ $hrcdJ1:LI ro...>nu1 vr lm:ill
coind1cs
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W el come t hese critters te y'our ·Easter table
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I r duLtion or '1 \Ao h11n~kJI nwn.1s1.11t• C)f he<.1~1.·lwg :ind t IOU~"' I .1!..1.•, -
~11nply ~IJt1.• thl.' ll~ted 1cle u t lhL• t .1kl'' "1:h 1c111~ and .1h ni.: \\ th SOii•\' '1.'1\ ~1111pl~ d1.'Cur.llil>n:.,
tutn the pclll1.• .;Jl es 1nlu sp r e '"""rt l I "f~,+ ~' ,J" I 1 r ,. ~· rl'd '"
• .,a
~t\D ELE I~ E llCDC EltOGS :\:'\ D \II Cl·.
•~':cup hulh:r vr m.ug.mn.:
• l·H• ll.IJ'\ JX"'J:r .. J )u~r ·= '"'Q . ' • I Clip :lll·purp.•~ n,1111
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Holy W eek Services
Holy Thurs~, April 8
Morn ing Prayer • 8:.30am
Even in~ Mass of chc Lord's Supper · 7:30pm
Good F~, April 9
Srations of chc Cro • l 2noon
Meditation • I pm
Liturgical Service • I :JOpm
Srntions of the Cro • 7 :30pm
Holy Saturday, April 10
Preparacion Rites for Elect and Cand1daces
being received into the Church • 8:.JOam
Ea tcr Vigil · 8:00pm
Easter Sunday, April 11
M:wcs: 7:00, 8:30, 10:00, 11:.JOam
NO 5:00pm MOM
ALL ARE WELCOME!
2046 Mar Vista Dr: Oamborcc & Eastbluff)
Newport Beach 6+4-0200
Good Friday and Easter services
return to Pacific Amphitheatre
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cnou~h to .. ecurc J 'ot.'Jt
llw Cucxl Fml,1) Communion ~''ice will begin ~lurplv .11 12
pm \\1th door!> open n~ .lt 11 ,1.m At 7 p.m. thJt '.lm<? C\1.1\in~
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Come Celebrate
·Easter Joy with Us
lWO EASTER WORSHIP SERVICES ON THE PENtNSULA
6:30 A.M.
EASTER SUllllSE SERVICE
14th Strnl ti the Inc-
9·30 A.M. EASTER WORSHIP SERVICE
.11 r hrt~t Church by T ltt> Sf>o t 4th Srreet & Bal boll Blvd
Christ Church By The Sea Unlled Methodist
14th Street & Balboa Blvd ·Newport Beach· t714) 673 j 9oi; ..
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~Join o ur Easter C lebration~ ~ ~ ::;--'
::::::::: -Sunrise Sen11ce
6:15am
8:00 & 10:30am
Music by the Chancel Choir
Directed by William Wells
Maandy TIJarsday
Apnl at 6 30
Sede r Me.al
Good Friday
Apnl 9 at 7 30pm
Service of Darkne ·
with Choir
Childcare at all ~TV1ce (l?xu?pt b 15am
Pastors Bill Kirhn·Hacket1 & u~n Kirhn-Hack~t
NEWPORT HARBOR
LUTHERAN CHURCH
798 Dover Dr. at 16th St. in Newport Beach
(714) 548-3631
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Thursday, Aprtl 8, 1993 I An Advertising Supple'!*'t to the Dally P!lot & lnde~,m I Cf~·~•llOll of Ute / 11
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EASTER yk'IBRUNCH
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·.·,·'· t' .... Hyatt J}!, ... ;, ewporter
Sunday, April 11, 1 993
10:00 a.m. -3 :00 p.m.
Our Lavish Brunch indudes a variety of food and
fun for the whole family, featuring :
• Ocean f re.sh Seafood Bar
• Carving Station of Prime Rib. Ham and Turkey
• Specialty Salads
• Create Your Own Pasta and Omelettes
• Scrumptious Desserts. free Flowing Champagne
and much more!
Familv Activities Include: ,
Easter Egg Hunt with the Easter Bunny
11:00. 12:30. 2:00
Pony ~des I Petting Zoo
Country and Western Dance Les.sons in Duke's
Strolling Musicians
Camp Hyatt for Kids
Adults $ 30. 9 5 (includes parking)
Children 12 & Under $15 .50
for Reservations Call
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Hyatt Newporter
1107 Jamboree Rood
Newport Beach. CA 92660
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Speuibino in on outhenli • • • • • I '
CenlTilllmeOOlnMexkoncuisile, ./ .··i EASTER SUNDAY :~.':=;:" LATIN BUFFET ord exomg flo¥ors, 00'411Q !he •
hoOO?eeled. roosted chii for ow featuring large array of latin
di relltoos ord 50UC.1S. American entrees and Latin guitariSt The edecll ~decor
d f911 b~. pole io~on ord from 10-3pm. =~=~ snos . $595 mt oltwolt pointed on !ht 7 ~ chMrwt undw 10
•Is tlonsports you Souil " !ht per penon
Bader ii frienctf ord Mty st;.. MAKE RESERVATIONS NOWJ
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263 E. 17th St.• Costa Meso • 631-4009
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Plea e ioin us on Sunday, April 11 for our
fabulous Easter Brunch
in Cielo Mare. the Pacific Ballroom
or our outdoor patio.
Experience the finest in California Cuisine
· as you are entertained by strolling
violinist~. the Easter Bunny and
nur own pedal "magic".
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Brunch will be served frmn 10:00 a.m.
Fare,\ are 29. 95 for adult~.
13. 95 for ch Ilclren.
For reservation.\ call 714-960-7873
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CffAlrPAGNE BRUN en
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Sunday A . ·
11 ' pn/ 11 , 1993
am to 4 Pm
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R REN 'f's
Sheraton
~ewport Beach
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4545 MacArthur llvd • NeW1*f leach, CA
12 /Celebration of Life I An Advertising Supplement to the Oalty Piiot & Independent / Thursday, April 8, 1993
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