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Winner of California Newspaper Publishers Association's General Excellence Award for 1993
Report details damage or Wagner embezzlement
~ Grand jury also lauds school district for tightening
financial controls since former budget director's departure.
"BY R.uss LoAJt, Sr»F Wann ~
NEWPORT-MESA -An Or-
ange County grand jury report re-
leased Wednesday on the $4 mil-
lion school district embezzlement
lauds Newport-Mes! for tightening
financial controls, but also paints a ·
grim picture or the damage done
by former budget director Stephen
Wagner.
The report derails cuts in pro-
grams and personnel in the
17,500-student Newport-Mesa Uni-
fied School Distric~at came in
the wake of Wagner s embezzle-
ment.
"As a result or Wagner's illegal
conduct, the district, its staff and
students have suffered significant
damage," states the report, issued
SLIPPING INTO THE SEA
by the 19-member grand jury after
a five-month investigation.
"It has taken much time and ef-.
fort on the pan or every employee
or the district to rebuild the com-
munity's trust and support."
The unfolding of the embezzle-
ment first began in February 1992
when a school district employee,
who was suspicious of "foul play"
by Wagrier, sent a letter to the
grand jury. The grand jury re-
f erred the Jetter to the county Dis-
trict Attorney for investigation.
Wagner later admitted to steal-
(
ing S3.5 million, but school of-
ficials say nearly S4 million is miss-
ing. He was seru~nced to six years
in state prison and received a con-
current 57-month federal sentence.
With time off for good behavior,
he could be free by January 1997.
The grand jury .report say::. the
Wagner embculement forced the
school district to:
• Increase class size from 28.5
student s to 31 students.
• Cut instructional aides by
50%.
• Lay off 59 teachers.
• Lay off 150 classified employ-
ees.
• Elimin:ue elementary school
physical education teachers.
•Cut staff dc\'elopmcnt pro-.
grams.
•Cut funding for extracurricubr
advisers by $1 60,000.
• Spend S 132,337 on aud11 mg.
fees.
•Spend $149,220 on attorne~ \
fees. ·
Newport-Mesa abo eliminated
additional student programs and
cut . funding for maintenance and
C11tusrorm :a MS~I'. DAILY r 1LOT
.
'chool \tle 1mpro\emenb, \:quip·
ment rcp;m::. :.in\.! rcpl..i .. ~m.:ni ul
cl:b>H>Om c!quipm.:nt, ~ccordmg 10
the report.
'As ide lrom monet n llh:.. hun-
Jrcds of hour~ uf L ·c d1>tr d'
st;.iff 11me \\Cr!.! !-.p..-nt v.1 th .. am:,-
11ga11un of \\ Jgncr\.. cmbcnl~
ment and m1sJppropra;.itiun,," tla:
report st:ll<:s · S1;.ilt' lime continue'
to be spent 111 an eflon 10 re .. Hr
monte'i stolen b~ \\ ag.ncr."
The gr;ind JUI") report incltHk~ a
list of rc:commenJ:.it1ons focusing
See REPORT/Page Al
Psychiatrist
who molested
patient back
in Newport
...,. Former Newport Center
doctor James White out on
parole after serving half of
7-year term behind bars
NEWPORT D~ACH \
prominent :-..:c" port Center P") ·
chi:11rist "ho ".1~ Cl'm 11.:ted in
1990 of drugging J p:w.:11t :ind
then mole ... tmg the uncun,~\ u:.
m:in has been -releJ ... cJ from 'IJl~
prison Jnd is Ii' mg in NC\\ port
Dcach, JCCording to authont1..-,
fames White. S 1. "~h p;uokJ
March P Jfler spend in; h-ll of a
e\en-)ear term behind bar~
White \\35 taken into CU\tOd) in
October 1990 after poliac found
him hiding out 111 Laredo, T~:\3
\\ith a 1 6-~ear-old comp:imon. t\\O
month~ after he \JJt;,, -.u m 1hc
da) he \\as set to be ~I! uc1...!d
Children frolic in the misty waters between the Balboa and Newport piers during the waning hours of the day on Wednesday.
State parole olfici.11'.'I 1..on 1rm ... J
Wednci>da\ that \\ h1tc " 1\0\' r\.!"
siding in OrJnge Cuu .t\. Condi-
tion~ of While\ parole. 11 h1ch
ends in t'-1:irch of 1997, includt: .it·
tending an out-patient r~~d1i.:t11.
clinic and ha\ing no contact "1th
CHatno•HU. MSAF. OA1Lv 1'11.0T'
Bob Dakota, Philip Boston and Andrew Grace, from left, are try-
ing to start a youth hostel in Newport Beach.
~-Commiaaion to decide
'fate of Newport hostel, nightclub
~ Bacchus may be forced
to close its doors, whjle
officials at International
Backpacker's Inn seek to
open theirs.
Bv DAVlD HBl'n, STA,, Wam111.
NEWPORT BEACH -Playing
a parental role, the Planning Com-
mission will decide tonight the fate
of two businesses aimed at attract-
ing young crowds -a night club
and a youth hostel.
Commissioners will diseuss
whether to close Bacchus, the
Lido Village night club where riot-
ers overpowered police last month.
They also will debate whether to
allow the Newport International
Backpacker's Inn to open across
the street from City Hall.
Jn hdty stafr reports -148
pases for Bacchus and 62 pages
for the hostel -city administra·
ton have outlined several concerns
about the projects.
Business partnen for the Inter-
..
INllDI ...............
Wo asked readers how
they would feel about a
youth hostel opening in
Newport Beach. for their
1esonses, aee Community
Forum. pqe A9.
national Backpackcr1s Inn want to
open a youth hostel at 430 32nd
St., in the Cannery Village area.
But residents, business peqple
and city officials say they're con-
cerned the hostel would create
noise and parking problems nnd
possibly attract drug abusers.
The proposed site is zoned for
specialty retail shop , which in-
cludes hotels, motels and bed and
breakfasts.
City staffcn fe ar there's inad-
equate on-site parkin& -only
four spaces.
Investors Andrew Grace and
... COMMIUION/P•~ Ate
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funniest mom?
Join the fun for our Fun-
niest Mom Contest -a
tribute to motherhood,
sponsored by the Daily Pilot
and Balboa Boat Rentals.
Send us the most
humorous anecdote about
your mother (in 50 words or
less, please) and you could
win a wonderful prize to
enjoy with mom. We'll even
publish your entry (with
mom's permission, of
course}.
For contest information,
call Lana H. Johnson,
promotions director, at
642-4321, ext. 274.
ON THI COVER
The painting on page 1
today is by local artist George
Tapley. For information on
paintings, call 722-6535.
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INDIX
Around Town ............... A4
Classified ...................... 86
Community Forum ....... A9
Police files .................... A2
Society ......................... A7
Sports ........................... 81
Weekend ................ Inside
he DOCTOR/Page A 10
Race to Ensenada yachts of fun
~ Nearly 400 crafts will take
part in event that begins
Friday in Newport Harbor.
Bv DAVID HEITZ, SnFF W111.rn:111.
NEWPORT BEACH -Wheth-
er 1hey're going for sheer fun or
trophies, more than 400 )achts
stocked with adventurou!. sailors
will ease out of Newport Harbor
Friday and race to Enscnada,
Mexico.
The world's largest international
yacht race, the event attracts
about 3,000 participants nnd
pumps about $300,000 into the
droopy Newport Beach economy.
For the !>kippers -fr om \'Ct-
eran competitors such as Ameri-
c3 's Cup winner Dennis Conner to
Newport business people who sail
just for fun -the wind gods will
decide \\hen the par1y begin in
Ensenada.
According to the National
Weather Sen ice, the gods might
be a bit ornery this year.
"It might be a little rough out
there," said Meteorologist Druce
Ent\\-i tic. "The \\indi> will be pret-
ty good from th e north"'cst -
about 20-30 knot , if this hold
up."
He said rain probably won 't be
a threat until Sunday, ofter the
race is over. Skies likely will be
Gtal Cos~ta. foa TIU: DAILT r 1LOt
The Newport to Ensenada Sail-
boat Race begins on Friday.
O\erca::.t, ho,,c,er. \\ith a th1d.
mJrine l:i)er.
Fred Martin, press chairman for
the C\ent, ~aid the strong \\inds
could make for a "real fa t race"
-record-breaking, pcrhap .
"ll it\ Oat seas )OU JU:.t \\all,"
M:min sJid. "Out if the ~ca arc
big and the '' inds arc big, thc-
boats nrc hard 10 control. It's o lot
of \\Ori.., but \\C can all ge t a good
S.e UCl/P••• A11
Reporter IOOklng for a
wild ride to Ensenada
I'm officially pulling m)
thumb out.
I need to hilch a ride -
or a sail -to Ensenada.
Qu1cl..-likc. Before noon
Frid;)).
Have I !.ailed belore'l
Sure, Qn the MisiltS)1pp1
Rhcr, when Iv.as grov.ing
up in Iowa and llhnoi . I
rode those might} \\Jtcr on
one skt while bctng t0\\1;.d
by a fishing bo:it.
l don't know n:ilttic:il
hngo. 1 c.in 't promise 1
'~on't get woozy. Out O!> a
bonafidc l\\enl)::.Omclhing
v.1th a sense of ad-.:cnturc.
I'd love to accomp:in~ )Our
group -preferabl) :i £0\\Jy
one -to a 111\ v.eeken'1
...auth of the bOrder.
What do you get? A
fir t-hand, profe sionul
account of )Our wcd;cnd at
ea Your group·s antics,
quip and color "ill be th~
taU, of the to" n for Ja,),
If )ou'rc interested, C: II
me at 540-1224 ext. 364.
C'mon. h'll be fun .
-By D.wid Heitz
NearlY 150 exposed to tuberculosis at college .
BY Russ Lo.ut., Sr.ur WaJTu
COST A MESA -About 150
Oran~e Coa t College ' tudent
and staff ha\C been expo. ed to tu-
bcrculo i , college official an-
nounced Wedne day. in ~hilt i
yet another example of the rapid
ri c o( the di case in Orange
County.
An unidentified, 21-year-old fe -
male OCC tudent wa recently di·
agn cd wilh tubcrculo~i by a pri·
vatc ph)\ici:in who immediately
notified the Orange County
Health Care AgcnC\. She wa en-
rolled in four cla \C
Count} health ofl1cihl m:uled
out m>tiOcatil)O) on Monday to
146 student,, three focuhv mem-
ber and 1~0 cl~ room aide , in·
forming them that they h::t\C been
c~po~ed to tuhcrcuto ~ and hould
be te ted,
Dut 1he county ~111 not \\:lit for
tud~nl to comply. Next Tue Jay
nnd Thur..da}. three publi~ he Ith
nur cs "ill i.ct up lc\ling "'t::itinn
out ide cla room lo enc uragc
tuJents to be te tcd.
Te t result~ v. ill be d1sclo cd t
the collcic on the follO"ing Fnd y
and the county v.111 h:i\c a mubllc
chc!!t X-ray unit on h:ind. l·or
th v.ho tc t JXNti\e, an • ·ra) i
necc :u) to determine if the dtS·
ca c '" active in the lung .
"lt' C.\lrcmcly important that
the) all comply and be tc tcd if
'"c~u
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A2 Thursday. AprU 21 , 1994 Newport Beach/Costa Mela Dalty Pllo
LOCALS ONLY . . .
MANAGING EDITOR STEVE MARBLE, S.0-122•. ext. J6J ---
Last. chance to
spring clean at A literal celebration . •
L'ippe/Waren Essay winners spotlighted as local branch marks National Library Week
T ODAY IS YO UR last chance to get up to
40% off at the spring cleaning .s<1le at
L'ippe/Waren.
L'ippc/Waren (435-1532), located at CrystaJ
Court. specializes in fine crystal, jewelry,
ceramic figurines. and perfume bottles.
The storewide ale includes discounting all
vases 20%, :ill dinneNare at 30% off, all
stemware at 20'0 off, and aJI
gold jewelry at 40% off.
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MOMS-TO-BE can find
maternity clothes on sale at
Robinsons-May through
Sunday.
To ~lcbratt N•tloa•I Ubruy Wed-,
the 1"N-port Beach· Public ubrary
asked adults and children to write
esSDJS on tthat tbt library means to
them. Wbat follows art tht ttinalng
entries.
ADULT INTRlll
I have al"'a>'S used the library as a
place to relax and refresh. It is a place
where J know 1 can find books thal
have anS\\-ers to questions 1 might have.
I plan trips from the books I borrow,
watch videos, escape life through novels
and solve personal problems aU through
the resources at my public library. I use
the Central Library or the smaller
branch in Corona dcl Mar.
Robinsons-May is
discounting dresses, mix and
match separates for day, and
evening wear.
CHRISTINE MCKINLEY
Corona del Mar
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I love to read. For m:my years, as a
cosmetologist, I was too busy to read as
much as I would have liked. Now that
I'm a senior citizen and retireCI, I've
found the library close to me. I spend
happy hours there browsing and
reading. The workers are so courteous
nndnelpful and often suggest good
books I migh t enjoy. I like historical
novels and usually the new best-sellers.
Reading is a great pleasure to me, as
\\ell as educational. J am so happy to
be near the library at Fashion Island,
and am looking forward to the opening
of the new one on Avocado Street.
Youth winners of the library contest Include, front row,
from left, Vanessa Moore, Benjamin Aguer,. Laura
Peck, Lauren O'Leary and Blake Machado. Back row,
from left, Matt Meredith, Kari Lawrence, Jennifer Don·
nell, Billy McArdle, Blake Armand and Ethan Austin.
Among the adult winners in the Newport B.e~ch
public library essay contest are, fro m left, Christine
McKinley, Richard Showstack, Allison Wells and
Debra Gray.
Best
Buys
You can find maternity
clothes at the Robinsons-May
(546-9321) at South Coast
Plaza.
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A DEST BUYS reader called in 10 share a best
buy for cat O\\ners, Kitty Grass at Russo's
(6-U-0980) in Fashion Island.
The grass is so popular that Russo's is
reordering more. due in in a few days.
Kill\ Gra!>S is a mixture of wheats, oat, and
barle; 0 that you grow in a small container
indoors Since most cats and dogs chew on
indoor plants, the grass is a heallhy alternative
to po1!.onous plants. Cats and dogs eat the
grass, and it grows back. The grass costs S3.99,
and it lasts about a month.
D
ALEX SEBASTION AND ALEX Sport
International at South Coast Plaza arc helping
the Children's Hospital of Orange County by
offering a "BuM a Balloon" event.
Here's how it works: Colorful baJloons are
decorated throughout Alex Sebastion and Alex
Sport International, with a minimum purchase
of S350 customers can "bust a balloon," each
one having a cash donation for Childrens
Ho pital of Orange County inside, and a gift for
you.
Gifts offered include a Giorgjo Armani suit,
Jhane Barnes Sport Coat, Alex Sebastian gift
certificates, and gift certificates to restaurants.
The balloon event lasts five days -today
through Monday.
For more information, call Alex Sebastion
(545-3821) or Alex Sport (546-4331).
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IF YOUR LOOKING for a guest speaker for
your company, charity, or society group, Renzi
Custom Gallery, a Newport Beach firte men's
custom clothier is now offering a Fashion·
Speakers Bureau.
Subjects have included wardrobe and im:ige
analysis for specific professional and social
situations, as well as considerations for future
season colors and styles.
lf you're interested, call 1-800-WE-CLOTHE
for more information.
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CHARJLYN PEREZ of the Daily Grill
Restaurant In Newport Beach says she has
found a best buy in hair care from Mary Shank,
at Hair Art at the Hyatt Newporter.
Shani.. as offering first-time customers half off
by mentioning this column.
Perel sa)'S that customers keep coming back
to Shank for her expertise, character and
peri.onality.
Hair Art (721-0039) at Hyatt Newporter is
located at 1107 Jamboree Road in Newport
Deach.
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Best Buys DppeDrs ThursdD)'S and Satunl3ys.
Whether you're D merchant or a shopper, if you
know of a good buy, call me al 540-1224, tu me
nt 6-16-4170 or write to me: Dest Buys, DJJily
Piiot, 330 W. Boy St., Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627.
CARLA PEACOCK
Balboa Island
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The library is and has always been an
important part of my life. As soon as I
was old enough to get my first library
card granted in my own name, 1
became emotionally attached. It is a
safe haven, a quiet, special place where
you can dream and read anything your
heart desires! "ll's the place where the
im:igination c;m grow in every direction
possible. You can become stimulated
and confident in this magical realm of
books. Some" here for everyone, at any
age, any culture or any chosen religion.
We arc all equal in the world of the
library!
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DEBRA GRAY
Corona dcl Mar
For me the library is a personal 911.
The interesting part of life is that it just
keep posing questions. Sometimes the
answers arc easy, but when the
question~ are not easy my first call is
the public library. The voice at the
other end of my call is always
court~ous, knowledgeable and helpful.
Usually I can make a pit slop on my
way home and pick up whatever I have
requested :it the front desk. There have
been numerous times when students
have needed resources not available in
ou.r school library and I have picked up
materials for 1hem. Other limes I take
great joy in just brow~ing in the stacks
of books. I love the ambiance of the
library ... •he quiet atmosphere, the
other p3trons questing for knowledge,
even the smell of the library is special.
Reading and library usage is one of
the precious rights we have as ci1izens
of this country. It is my sincere hope
that we never take this right for
granted. I hope that we will always
cherish the public library and 1he
liberty to use it.
BONNIE SWANN
Principal, Mariners Elementary School
Newport Beach
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"The Magical Place"
There's a place nearby with a magical
door.
Let me tell you what this door is for:
Enter the door and you will see
A world of possibility.
Herc, you can travel to places quite
merry,
Or learn how to make masks quite
scary!
You can solve a case with Holmes or
Drew,
Or learn what those little doo·hick~ys
do.
You can talk to a king or learn a new
trade,
Or find out how giggly giggles are
made.
You can learn about things really
quite dangerous
· Or even things
Mighty-Morphin-Power· Rangerous!
What's this place so magical merry?
It's the Newport Beach Public
Library!
RICHARD SHOWSTACK
Newpon Beach
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Going to the library is like going to a
great big grocery store. There are
healthy choices which feed the mind
with information. There arc plump,
robust novels -even juicy romances -
by which people can live vicariously.
There arc mysteries that charge the
adrenal glands, and histories,
biographies, technical publications that
charge the pituitary, making us grow.
No Ralphs or Vons market, not even
Harrod! of London, offers as much
. food for living.
The amazing thing about the library,
is that all this food is offered free, with
the speed and·efficiency or high
technology as well as the pleasant,
helpful services or knowledgeable
professionals. The library houses the
meat of civilization, the fruits of
mankind's endeavors, in a facility that is
virtually one-stop shopping. One can
research endless numbers of topics. use
the Info machine, rent movies or
travelogue, borrow books on tape to
play in the car or Walkman, get
up-to-date quotes on investments, enjoy
story hour, pick up tax forms and a li!tt
of community events, or do countless
other healthy, helpful, enlightening
tasks. Jt's like filling up on
carbohydrates, amino acids, vegetables
and sweets, all in one nfeal.
If the local library were 3 commercial
enterprise, with advertising like Circuit
City or Crate & Barrel, it would be an
enormous money-maker, but libraries,
like other social services, do and should
have a higher purpose. The purpose of
libraries is to nourish the mind and
soul. And as supermarkets of this
virtuous kind, they need a vast
inventory as well as an inventory that is
physically and monetarily accessible. To
have less than the best library in a
community robs those who are hungry
or the chaff in the-wheat, making them
under-nourished, but with Newport
Beach's New Central Library residents
have the opportunity to be truly
well-fed.
ALLISON ELAINE WELLS
Corona del Mar
STUDENT ENTRIU
My brother and his friends say if you
watch TV you will get square eyes -so
read a book!
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LAURA PECK
age 6
Newport Beach
At the library many, many people take
books so they can read a lot and grow
to be anything they want.
BENJAMIN AGUER
age 6
Newport Deach
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The library has changed my life. I am
10 years old, and if there were no
libraries I wouJdn't be writing this right
now. Herc's why. 1 read a lot! I love
reading. Reading h-:is improved my
writing skills and my spelling, my
vocabulary, and no, I'm not joking, my
imagination. A few months ago, I won.a
bicycle helmet in a writing contest. I get
fantastic grades all the time because the
library has helped me impro'e my
reading skills. The library has helped
me gain knowledge. I love the library.
That's what the library means to me.
Bye!
MATT MEREDITH
Newport Oeach
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To me the library means fun and
education.
When I say it means fun I mean it
can take you anywhere. It can almost
make your dreams come true. Wheh I
was little I always wanted to be a
co,,boy. Then I picked up a Wei.tern
book and there I was.
The library also means education.
Just a few day'S'ago I was doing a
report for fourth grade and needed
some information. 1 Y..ent to the library
and got the books I needed jus1 like
that.
The library means the world to me.
BLAKE MACHADO
4th grade
Newport Beach
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The library means a lot lo me. It is a
quiet place where I can read all I want
to. By reading, J gain knowledge to get
a better education. When I read. 1
sometimes pick up works I have never
heard of before. I love reading, and I
do it every time I can. Jf I'm reading a
book al the library or at home, I don't
pay attention to anything eli.c except
the book. The library is a special place
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and I will treallure it forever in my
heart, and I ope you will too.
LAUREN O'LEARY
4th grade
Ne'' port Dea ch
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The library has helped me by getting
me interested in books. It also help) me
when I ha'e a re)earch project to do.
Sometimes 1 check out a book for
school or sometimes ju!>t for ple:burc.
l'"c done the Summer Reading
Program 1here for the last h\O )Cars. 1
read over 75 books last year. This year
I want to read more than 100. The staff
at 1he library is very kind. They have
always helped me when I needed it.
The library is a great place to go!
KARL LA WR ENCE
5th grade
San Clemente
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The libr:iry is important to me bccaui.e
it is \Yhere I can find ou1 abo~t
an) thing ill the world, from anteater to
zucchinis, from monkeys to aliens. I can
travel to Belize, or visit the Emperor of
Japan, l could even Oy to the moon
\\ithout taking my feet off 1he ground
all an one \ isit to the hbrarv.
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ETHAN AUSTJN
6th gr:.ide
Ne\\port Ocach
A library means a place to travel for
and wide, to see other lnnd) and places.
Tile library ii. peace and quiet, a place
to read and il place 10 lead you into a
mptic ca!.tlc with \..ings and quecnll,
lo.nights in shinning armor, a dragon ·
green that breathe!> fire, Of a prinCC!>!>
with goldi:n blond hair. Rc:id a book
nbout u i.cary ghollt, or a search from
coast to coa!>t. I can ah,uys 1a\..c a look
at a book no matter rain or ~hine. You
can always find something )OU like :11 :i
library \\hethcr i1's horror, fiction, or a
biography.
VANESSA MOORE
6th grade
Ne" port Dcach
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The library means 10 me, not a place to
get aw:ay, but the key to open the door
of knowledge. Jn my trips to the library
l'vc become an astronaut on the moon,
a sailor, and even a dog. The library
helped me learn to read and to stretch
my mind into all different directions.
That's why the new library will help
other kids like me to explore into the
world of books. l think the bc!>t feeling
in the world is finishing a book that you
have spent all week reading. That's why
i want to win this contest.
BILLY MCARDLE
6th grade
NEWPORT BEACH
· POLICE FILES
COSTAMUA
Various Locations: Dikes were
stolen from garages in the 800
block of Sr. Clair. the 200
block of Marfair, the 1900
block of Rosemary, the 200
block of Kno~. the 1300 block
of Village Wuy, lhe 2100
block of Newport Doulcvurc.J
and the 1600 block of Irvine.
UO\\doin: A gun und a
computer were among the
items stolen from a home in
the: 2500 block.
Fnlnilcw lfood: An au10 wu~
rcponcd Molen from the 2300
block.
NIWPOaT llACM
Balboa At"cnut: Clothing.
$200 in French francs, JCwclry
and checks were stolen from
the trunk of a car parkeJ in u
lot :u Balbo:a Avenue und
22nd Street. There v.crc no
sign'i of forced entry.
M11rtu1 A'cnuc: A paddle
bo:.t docked in the 3900 block
wai. reported stolen.
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Oaity Pilot Thursday, Apnl 21 , 1994 Aa ,
Theatre Guild
throws dual
birthday bash
for DoY1es
BY CmuSTOrmir. Tuu .
STAFf Warru
B irthdaf parties are always a
spccia occasion, but the
fund-raising birthday bash
that South Coast Repertory
recently held was doubly special.
Founding artist Richard Doyle
and his wife, Young Conservatory
Director Diane Doyle, were
honored with a dual birthday party
by the Theatre Guild, SC::R's
longest-running support group.
More than just a birthday party,
·the Monday evening event paid
tribute to the Doyles and the work
they have done with the theater
over the years.
l\ATSUYA RA1NONll, DA1l.Y r1un
Richard Doyle has appeared in
ne arly 90 productions at SCR
since 1965 and has won countless
Drama-Logue awards. Known to
TV audiences as Woody's
father-in-law on "Cheers," he
recently completed a criticaUy
acclaimed run of "Someone
Who'll Watch Over Me" on the
second stage at SCR.
Richard Doyle and his wife Diane were honored with a dual birthday party by the Theatre Guild.
His wife joined the SCR
co mpany in 1971 as an actress and
formed the Young Conservatory in
1974. In 1986, she fou nded the
Neighborhood Conservatory,
SC R's outreach after-school
program fo r children. She has also
choreographed numerous SCR
productions and wriuen plays for
the Young Conservatory. •
"We worked for years without
any salary," recalled Richard
Doyle:'" I actually sold auto parts
at Pep Boys in Long Beach. And
there was a brief stint at J.J .
Nc\\berry's in Fountain Valley. My
supervisor thought I should get
ou t of theater and into retail.
There were days I thought maybe
he was ri~ht."
Living 1n a small apartment in
Newport Beach al the ti me, Doyle
remembered helping Artistic
Director Martin Benson and
co-artistic director David Emmes
build thei r first theater. They
begged and borrowed items to get
it built, using Doyle's homemade
car radio speaker fo r the theater's
first sound system.
"lt was a wonder," said Doyle.
"We were starving actors, but in a
way we we re rich. We were doing
something everyone wanted to do,
to pursue o ur craft. It was so pure,
people doing something they lo\'ed
to do, for a theater organization
whose heart was in the right
place." •
Diane Doyle recalled a
particula r Young Conservatory
show when a young actor walked
on stage with all the props for the
play tangled up in a phone cord.
He tu.m ed around and walked off
· stage, delivering his monologue
from behind the set.
But the eve ning's highlights
were the stories of the Second
Step Theater, stories which
elicited laughter throughout the
evening,
TJlere was the story of an
unnamed actress ''ho during a
performance sat on a fre i.hly
painted bench. She stood up.
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facing the audience, while the
actors on stage began laughing at
the white paint stripe across her
backside.
There were stories about
performances where the actori.
outnumbered the audience. And
there was a tale that proved to be
long-lived.
"We all gathered in the kitchen
makeup area/costume area/you
name it, the room that we used for
everything," said Doyle. "We all
had our dose of Rice-a-Roni." A,!,
the actors were putting on their
make-up, one of them noticed a
sign across the street with partially
burned out letters that read
"seafod."
They all joked about what a
seafod might be. Richard said he
told the other actors, "If anyone
can worl. 'scafod' in to tonight's
performance, 1'11 give them SS.''
Don T.ook, :inother founding
artist, took up the challenge and
''orl.cd the phrai.e in, prompt!)
forgeuing lhe lines that ''ere
supposed to follow.
Ocnson, though, summed up the
mood of the e .. ening.
''Richard is an actor of immen~e
gifts and courage," he i.:ud. ·:It 's
been so gratif~ing for me to ''atch.
The \\Ork has gotten better and
better and better. I've i,cen a \Cl)
gifted actor become \\hat l
consider a truly masterful acior.
He i) one of the finc)l actors in
the American theater toda)'."
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Man •rested again for sellnl
COlllterfeit sports memorablla
BY lo&J.M'N BAsttt:DA, Sr.u1 \\ ama
COSTA MESA -A loc:tl
man out on b:iil for selling
counterfeit spons memorabilia
in Costa Mesa has been ar-
resr.ed again on sui.picion of the
same offenses.
Harold Gardner, 36, "a ar-
rested Monday in ~kc Fom.t
after all~gedly selling an undcr-
CO\'er Orange County Shcnfrs
Department Oeput~ SI ,000
worth of forged b:iscball memo-
rabilia.
Gardner is ~uspccted of )Cll·
ing thousands of dollar) \\Orth
of autographed baseball bJts,
balls and photos bearing c.:oun·
terfeit signatures of such sport\
great~ as Mickey Mantle, UJb'
Ruth, Jaclcie R.obin ... on Jlld
Roger Maris.
Authorities estimate losses 10
)porb dealers and pm:ue col·
lcctor~ range from $500 to
S2.000.
"It ii. bclicq:d there arc nu·
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Lt DJn Mar11ni, adding that
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crime. Gardnc1 had been out
on bail tor the initial offense),
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TODAY
ICUM DM ... MUTllle
fr )-OU ha\e an interc't in scuba divin&
and you arc over 14 years or age, the
~ Scouts of America Scuba Explorer
Ship No. 196 invites you to iu
bi-monthly meeting at ProgrcssJvc
Scuba Institute, 2700 W. Pacific Coast
Hwy. in Newport Beach at 7:30 p.m.
Call 646-3696 for details.
CMILD IUPPOH WOltUMOP
"Everything You Ever Wanted to
Know About Child Support But Were
Afraid to Ask .. is Lhe tille of a free
9().m1nule work.shop for parents who
have question.s about child support.
Session is scheduled for 10 to 11:30
a.m. in the Re·Entry Center in the
Counseling and Admissions Building
at Orange Coast College in Costa
Mesa. Call 432-5162.
TMI GODDUSU IN IVIDWOMAN
The seven female archetypes described
in Jean Shinoda Bolcn's book ''The
Goddesses in Everywoman" wiJI be
discussed during a free 7 p.m. program
al the Newpoft Center Library, 856
Son Oemente Drive in Newport
Beach. The program will also describe
how mythology helps us :malyze our
current realities. For more infor-
mation. call ~-3181 or 644-3191.
FRIDAY
CANCH CINTH HAUTY P•OOllAM
Hoag Cancer Center, in conjunction
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\\Ill present an Afternoon or Beauty at
the I loog Cancer Center, 301 Newport
81\'d. from I to 3 p.m. This free event
"Ill prO\ide women \\hO arc dealing
\\Ith c;incer an opportunity to sec
different \\<i)'S or looking and feeling
bwer. including an informal fashion
sho\\, cosmetic experts, fashion stylists
and more. Refreshments will be
scncd Call n2-6237 for reservations.
WOMIN'S LlADlllSMIP CONFl•INCI
South Coast Plaza Village will conduct
11> ccond annual Orange County
\\'omen in Leadership Conference
from noon to 3 p.m. This event
features a free panel discussion with
Su~l"\isor Harriet Wieder,
Huntington Beach Mayor Linda
!\1oullon-Patterson, Dr. Dava Gerard
(President, Susan G. Komen Breast
Cancer Foundation), Outstanding
Orange County Volunteer Shari
Esavian, Golden West College Public
Relauons Director Wendy Weber,
Chief Santa Ana U.S. Attorney
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Doctors of Optometry
IN THE BLINK OF AN EYE
There may be a link between !he eye
Irritation that many ottlce workers
experience and their bhnlong habits
Employees who srt before Video dlsplay
terminals. 111 particular, orten complain of eyes t11at feel ltchy and scratchy. Japanese
researchers tried to explain these
symptoms by obselVlflO the blinking
patterns of 1 o.t office workers They found that relaxed emplOyees blink an average of
22 t1ines per minute While reading, the
rate !ell to ten times a minute, and Wilde
working at a Video display termnal, seven limlll a mlllUte -Workers al$o opened tnelr
eyes wider When loolung It computer
screens than during other activities The ot>servat>ons point out that reduced blllllclng
and Increased tear evaporaUon <M to
wide-open eyes may lead to dry eyes lllCI
subsequent1mtation
If you spend much of your day In front
of 1 ~ '1efl are NYWll waya In
wllieh yau can ~ lie Plil on )'tKI(
eyes You can tint your eyeglass lenses or
hive them coated with 1 non-glare finiSh, you can also try lenses INt change their
degree of tint depending on the
surfOundlng llQhtlng conditions At
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20 Houri 11"1 MOO Ind Fr1. 9'-7, Tues
7·6, Wed lfld Tlu's. 9-8, lfld Sil 9'-3 HIPPY SecretalY'• Olyl
Cmt of the tea luncheon is SIS. For
dcllils. caU 4lS-20SO.
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An innovative sinaJes mixer, designed
to facilitate mcetina people with
mutual intcrcsu.. is bcina prcscnred by
Oranae Caul Collccc and Irvine
Valley C.olleac from 7 to 10:30 p.m. in
the Irvine Valley College cafeteria.
The event is aimed at professional
men and women between the ages or
25-49. Cost is $22 in advance and $25
at the door. Li&)lt refrcshmentswill be
served. To reaister, call 432-5880.
MOUU Of WINDIO• WHDMOP
An entertainina and informative
three-hour presentation highligh1ing
the legends, racu and scandal or
............
Enaland's 0 House oC Windsor" walJ be
offered at Oranae Coasc Collqc in
C.0.ta Mes.a. Cost is SIS. For details.
call 432-S880. ..............
O.K. SinaJe presents O\eryl Russell,
who will speak on "Be a Star and
Celebrate'' at 7:30 p.m. at Costa Mesa
Science or Mind, 2850 Meu Verde
Drive East. For dcta.ils, caU 7,54.7399.
IATUaDAY
Oita.AU
The Newport·Costa Mesa·lrvinc
YMCA will be conducting an
American Hean Association CPR
Oass, Level B (infant, child, adult) at
noon. Coll ii S20 for mcmben and SJO ror non-cnc:mbcn.. eaa 6'2-9990. .
M ffllWft!•n
Nationally noo:d ~ and
author Dr. Michele 8otbl is the
ICcynotc Speaker at a one day Parent
UniYcniry Crom 8:45 a.m. to 3 p.m. at
N~ Hatbor Hiah School
Auditorium, 600 lrvil)Cj Avenue in
Ncwpon Beach. Panicipants will have
a choice of speakers to hear on a
variety of topics of special interest to
pan:nts. Cost is $15 per person and
includes lunch and materials. For
information, 760-3454.
ltUMMA•tw.a
Orange Coast Unitarian Univcrsalist
Church, 1259 Victoria St. in Costa
Mcu is boldina a rummaae sale from
9 a.a &O 4 p.m. Call ~2.
IPE'CM "°""' IOCC8
Ir )'OUI cbild was born before January
ll, 1990 and after Aupasc ll, 1978,
you can resister them with the
American Youth Soccer Orpnization
for lhc rall 1994 season today and
April 30 from 9 a.m. to l :30 p.m. at
Uncoin Elementary School's
Multi-Purpose Room, 3102 Pacific
View Drive in Corona dcl Mar. First
time panicipants mu5t brioa proor of
child's aac. For details. call 640-2539.
OCCM••eNDaaAMWOIUClllOP
"Cookjng and Provisioning Aboard" is
the litlc or a thrcc·hour workshop
being offen:d from 10 a.m. to l p.m. at
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Oranac Coast Collc1c'1 Win& ~n&c
1801 W. Pacific Coast Hipway in
N~ Beach. Topics will incl~
prov9'ionina ror local and Iona das-
tanccs. cookina techniques. plley
safety and more. Cos& IS S33 per
person. $49 ror coupks. Call 645-94 I
nMMA•l IALllCAa WA.Ill
The Costa Mesa Hiah School Lady
Mustana Basketball ~er Club is
holdina a fundraiscr rumm:age s:ile an
car wash at Costa Mesa High School
beginning at 7:30 a.m. Call 432·9462.
IUIU"TAllY ltUMMA .. w.I
The Victoria Elementary School PT A
is holdin& a rummage sale from 7 a.m.
to 3 p.m. in the pa.rking lot or the
school at 1025 Victorill in Costa MeS3
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MOUND TOWN
IUNDAY
AllTOf DININe
Chef Joachim Sphch:il of Patina
Res11uranl and Pinot Bistro in L.A
bring$ together a group of renowned
supcrchcfs from across the United
St:ues to vie for culinary supremacy as
each prepares a course for the meal of
a lifetime. This unique dining
experience begins al 5:30 p.m. wilh :i
champagne reception followed by
dinner at 6:30 p.m. at the Four
Seasons I lotel In Newport Beach.
Individual liclcets arc $300. Tables of
10 arc av:iilable for SJ0,000 and
$5,000. Proceeds from lhe dinner will
benefit the c.-.hibition and cducalion
programs of the Newport Harbor Art
Museum. There will also be an 11uc1ion
of lravcl opportunities and luxury
items. Call 759-1122.
MONDAY
A.D.D. LICTUU
Auention Deficit Disorder (ADDf
affects 12 pcrccn\ of the American
population in v:irious ways, including
causing stress. Therapist Joanie
Heinemann will present a lecture
called "ADD and' Dealing with Stress"
:11 Co:istlinc Counseling Center, 1200
Quail Street, Suite 105 in Newport
Beach. C.Ost is SS. Call ~76·0991.
TUESDAY
WOMIN'S HlALTH IHUH
Experts will discuss some of the hot
topics in women's health care and the
psychological effects related to these
issues at the breakfast meeting of the
Dolphins Division of the Newport
Harbor Arca Chamber of Commerce.
The meeting begins at 7:15 a.m. at the
New port Beach Marriou. 900 Newport
Center Dmc. Cost is SIJ.50 with
reservations, SIS.50 at the door. and
includes breal..fast. Call 7294400.
•IPUILICAN WOMIN
The C.Osta Mesa Republican Women
Federated will lea\·e the costa Mesa
Golf Course at 9:~S a.m. and travel by
bus to the Huntington Library. Lunch
will be at the Velvet Turtle. For
rescrv:uions, call 557-6545.
WIDNUDAY
IUCUUfUL PMINTINO
Newport Beach Family Therapist Rose
Parvin will conduct a free semin:ir,
"Love, Parcntin4 and Success," 111 7
p.m. at the Pnrvin Center for Pauerns
of1'Excc1Jeocc in Cannery Villnge in
Newport Beach. Call ID-5248 .•
UllD IOOK IALI
All categories of h3rdback and
p:ipcrback books will be on s:ile today
through May I at the 35th Annu:il
Used Book Sale at the Newport Bench
Public Library, 8S6 San Oemen1e
Drive in Newport Center. Hours of
book S3le vary. Call 644-3191.
llUAICJAST LICTU•I
Visionary futurist Barbara Marx
Hubba~d will be the guest spe~kcr at
the weekly gathering of The Orange
C.Ounty Inside Edge, a support $roup
for leaders. The brenkfast meeting
begins at 6:30 a.m. at Scot1's
Rest:iurant, 3300 Bristol Street in
Costa Mesa. C.Ost is SIS for first time
guests. For rcscrv:11ions, call 730-SOSO.
MONEY MANAGIMINT FO• WOMIN
Cooperative Extension and AARP arc
offering a seven session workshop
progrnm beginning tonight that is
designed to empower women to make
informed financi:il decisions. The
workshop will meet from 6:30 to 8:30
p.m. at Mcmori:il G:irdcns Meeting
Room, Orange C.Ounty F:iirgrounds,
Gate 5, Arlinglon Drive in CoSt3 Mesa
Wednesdays through June 8. Cost is
S25 in :advance or S3S at the door, and
includes a money management
workbook and other materi:ils. Call
281 ·5~ or 708-1606.
NIXON LlluaY t•JP
The Harbor View Hills Garden Oub is
sponsoring a bus trip to the Nixon
Library in Yorba Linda. C.OSt is S23.50,
and includes lunch. For details, call
&W-6924.
If )<>U'rL' li"L' mo-.1 people.
> ou prohahl) ".rnt ch._. hc..·:-.1
lw.1lth c:are in thL· c:ouniry
But wamin1-t 11 .inu being
able to ~tllord II .1r._. u:-.u.1lly
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TMUasDAY, APRIL 28
IUSINUI ...OllTUNtn IUAKJAST
The Business Development Division of
the Newport Harbor Arca Ch:imber of
Commerce is continuing the
Chamber's Business and Education
partnership series with speaker Tom
Knapp, President and Founder of Club
Sportswear and a graduate of Newport
Harbor High School. Selected loc:il
students will be in nllendanc:c for the
event, which begins at 7:30 :i.m. at the
Sheraton Newport, 4S45 MacArthur
Blvd. Cost for members is $20, guests
arc S23, and includes breakfast. For
more information, call 729-4400.
IMAll IUllNlll AWUDS
Small Business owners and advocates
will be honored at a Small Business
Award Lunc~n beginning at 11 :30
a..m. nt the Westin South C.Oas1 Plaza
Hotel, 686 Anton Blvd. in C.Osta Mesa.
Featured keynote speaker is Bert
Blylcven, former California Angel's
pitcher and currently the owner of
Blylevcn's Dugout Diner in Villa Park.
C.Ost including lunch is S39.50. For
reserva1ions, call 6J4.2900.
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YOUTH lXPO
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and compc1111ons ::inJ Ii-..: C\h1b11s arc
:ill part ol the 151h Annual Youth
E"lf>O held tuJay throui;h ~1:s\ I ut th1.:
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MONDAY, MAY 2
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Thur'lday. April 21 : 1 ..
COSTA MESA -A
~t man with I gray
poay tail robbed the Bank
of Yorba Linda at gunpoint
Wednesday altemoon after
demanding ru.ooo from a
loan offacer.
Police reports uy the
thief was seen casing the
bank parking lot in the 1700
block of Adams before
entering at about 2:15 p.m.
and requesting information
about a personal loan.
The robber t~en flashed a
large handgun under his
coat and demanded $25,000.
The woman and another
teller went to the vault and
gave him an unde1ermined
amount or money.
The thief then fled out
the back door and was last
seen trotting eastbound
behind Family Filness
Center.
Witnesses describe the
suspect as a heavyset,
bespectacled white man. 45.
with gray hair in a ponytail.
-By LoriAn.a Basbeda
PIMlt 1miver1Hr
Sltll'dly It Newport
Harbor Hlgb School
The first Newport-Mesa
school district Parent Uni-
versity begins at Newport
Harbor High School at 8:45
a.m. Saturday.
The day-long seminar will
feature author Michele
Borba who will speak on
"Enhancing Your
Self-Esteem." Workshops
will cover single parenting,
discussing sex with children,
hyperactive and eating
disorders, substance abuse
and gang behavior. Lunch is
included in the SIS fee and
scholarships are available
through a grant provided by
Pacific Mutual Foundation.
Pre-registration is ~
required and more
information is availajle by
calling Robin Sinclair at
673-7427 or Debbi Smith
at 759-9013.
ls~Agent
StUJ in Busuie.ss?
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Agency
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Earth Day will be celebrated
at The Lab this weekend.
What's that? Earth Day was
last weekend? Wrong. tree
huger. Earth Day is actually
Saturday. and the unique Costa
Mesa shopping center at 2930
Bristol St. came up with the
unique idea or actu~ly
celebrating the actual Earth
Day.
Music wilJ be performed from
noon to 10 p.m. by Five North,
Clyde Williams, Bomboru cl
Boardwalkcrs and the Della
Ramblers. You can help tile the
community wall from 2-4 p.m.
and plant a sunflower between 4
and 6 p.m.
Mary Uhas. Lost lnascnse and
Zocy's Trip will play music from
noon to 10 p.m. Saturday.
Children's stOl)1elling will be
offered Crom 11 a.m. to noon,
sunnower planting will go from
2 to 4 p.m. and tiling the wall
runs from 4-4 p.m.
'"The PhoelUI Project ... an
exhibit by Rob Brennen to raise
funds for Laguna Beach ftrc
victims. will be up. and
environmental organization ,
aromatherapy treatments,
contests. !tee painting. pottery
demonstrations, psychic readings
and perf ormanoe art by Peace
Treaty will be on tap both d:tys. ·
Call 966-6660 for more
information.
The Hatbor Beach division or the California
Retired Teachers Association will hold its annuaJ
spriog scholarship luncheon at 12:30 p.m.
Wednesday, May 4, at the Captain's,Table
restaurant at Orange Coast College.
A barbershop quartet will prO\ide cntenain-
ment and Orange County Department or
Education Superintendent John Dean will be the
featured speaker.
Tickets arc $11 and proceeds go toward locru
community college scholarships. More information
is available by calling 641-3236.
Isn't it time you finished ,your college
.degree? We Can CJ-felp!
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Animation
fest returns
By MA'IT COKER
T hey're baaaack! .
Six months after delighting -and
grossing out -Edwards Mesa Cin-
ema-goers, Spike & Mike have returned.
However, the two guys who started the
Festival of Animation 18 years ago have left
their Sick and Twisted collection back home
in San Diego for this go-round at the the-
ater at 19th Street and Harbor Boulevard in
Costa Mesa. .
The Festival of Animation opening Friday
is appropria te -and recommended -for
all age s. Dut be forewarned that many o(_
the 13 animated short films arc more pro-
fo und, more unsettling and more cerebral
than your typical Saturday morning cartoon
fare.
Each screening features 94 minutes ·of
various styles and techniques from around
the world, including "I Love You Too,"
rarely seen eel animation from war-torn
Croat ia (1992 by Josko Marusic).
A f cw offe rings were shown here in Octo-
ber. "The Wrong Trousers," the heavy-
weight auraction from Spike & Mike's last
visit, returns, but the 28-minutc clay an-
imation feature has since picked up an
Oscar for best animated short fil m.
srarring Wallace and Gromit, the two
characters Brit Nick Parks introduced in
1990 Academy Award winner "Creature
Comforts," "The Wrong Trousers" finds the
eccentric inventor and his dog falling victi m
to a pair of high-powered pants that have
falle n into the hands -or is it fi ns? - of a
felonious penguin.
"The \\frong Trousers" alone is worth the
price of admission. But there are other
standouts, including:
•"Better Thao Grass" ('93 eel anim:ition
by Bonnie Leick of U.S.), wh ich proves
there must be something inbred that causes
earth's creatures to joyfully consume things
they know they shouldn't.
• "'Blindscape" ('92 hand-drawn an-
imation by Un ited Kingdom's Stephen
Palmer), is a '94 Academy Aw:ird nominee
that i~ difficult to look at, pardon the pu n.
When a man awakens with no eyes, fea r
proves to be the mo!>t-frightening obstacle.
•"Jurassic Park" ('93 clay, eel and strata·
cut animatio n by Scott Nordlund and Mark
Osborne of U.S.), is "Weird Al" Yankov-
ich's hilarious homage to the most-popular
motion picture of all time, set to a parody
of the Jimmy Webb hit "MacArthur Park."
There are also some misses, incl uding:
• "lddy Biddy Beat" ('93 eel animation by
Mo Willems of U.S.) pokes fun at Came and
the resurgence of beatesque poetry, but it's
so inoffensive that you wonder whether this
was released by Warner Bros. in the late
~~-'
•"Britannia" ('92 hand-drawn antmation
by United Kingdom's Joanna Quinn) is the
second fe ature to feature a reference to
''walkies" ("Wrong Trousers" also used the
British word for walking the dog), but its
bulldog metaphor for the Bri tish Empire's
colonial past quickly wears thin.
• "N'est-ce Pas" ('92 hand-drawn a n-
imation by Sherie Pollack of U.S.) spoofs
-Hollyw,ood through the making of a dog-
food commercial, but these jokes have been
played out several times before.
Rounding out the program arc "Rock,
Paper, Scissors" ('92, Jeremy Cantor of
U.S., compute r animation}, "Legacy" ('92,
Darren Butts of U.S., computer animation),
''The Village" ('93, United Kingdom's Mark
Baker, ee l animation), "Five Female Per-
suasions" ('92, Peter Hixson of U.S., hand-
drawn animation) and "Personal Hell" ('93,
Dana Hanna of U.S., oil on glass).
Matt t:;okcr is editor of H'ttkend.
m
"The Wrong Trousers"
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WHERE: In the ocean off the the fastest slngle-hulled boat Is offlclals estimate at least
Newport Harbor Jetty 12 hours and i2 minutes set In $300,000 Is pumped Into the
WHEN: First classes start at 1983 by Soga. a 69-foot sloop Newport '9ach economy durfng sl<Jppered b y Dennis Choate.
noon, Friday. Starts are every 10 Most boats finish In 24-30 hours, Ensenada week. I
minutes, with the last classes a lthough there are usually at VIEWING: Best places to see the
starting at 1:10 p.m. l8"st two boats dueling for the ·start are from the Wedge beachl
HOW MANY: 410 boats have le place trophy at the cutoff at the end of Balboa Penlnsulo ,,
time of 11 Sunday morning. the harbor Jetties and the bluffs entered, making a total of about I WHY: 36 perpetual trophies and over Corona del Mar beaches. 3,000 participants. Boats are di· more than 100 take-homes. SpectatOf boats ore welcome! vlded Into 17 classes, according Good parties at both ends. but must stay clear of the sfort· to type and potential speed.
HISTORY: Started In 1946 by a Ing area. (In the past, Balb oa
HOW LONG: Approximately 125 group of sailors In Newport Pavilion hos run a tour boot out
nautical miles Beach. First race drew a surprls-for the start.)
OFF THE 81ATEN PATH
Thursday, April 21 , 1994 Pull-out Section/Page A
Estancia High's new play
bound to upset someone
B y TOM TITUS
T hrce year!> ago, the c o, ta
Mcso Civic Playhou e
became o dart board fo r
the Moral Majority by staging
Chmtopher Ournng's ''Sister Mary
Ignatius Expla ins It All For You"
-\\hich outraged the Roman
Catholic community and ensured
packed houses nt the-playhouse
because of the furor it ge nerated.
On Thu r~day, April 28, t\\O
fatancia l ligh School drama
teachers '"ho were both intimately
involved in that experience will
unveil another Durang pltiy, one
which may turn off both
trad1tionalislS ond the di~ciplcs of
political corrcctne . lt' the
mu ical comedy "A History of the
Amcricon Fitm," which will play
three evenings, through April 30,
in the Newport Harbor High
School auditorium.
"I'm concerned about thi piece
becau c it could offend the
-FYI
WHAT
"A Hlstoiy of the American Film"
WHERE
Newport HorbOr High School
loots Auditorium
WHEN a p.m. April 28, 29 and 30
liberal\ ti'> well as the
con er..itives, "'ho \\ere o angry
about Si,ter Mory,' becau~e it is a
s<Hire,'' i.aid bt:rnc1J' longtime
dramJ m tructor Uarbara Van
llolt. \\ho"s staging the !>how "1th
'itudcnt teacher Pepper Rhoad~ •• 1
"Si'>ter Mary" ca.!>l member.
"lf the ouJ1ence isn't a\\UtC Of
Old films :ind how women and
minorities were trc:itc0, then the
play appears very politically
incorrect,'' \he C'<plnincd. "My
lee MllTORY/C
Tracy O'Connor Ind Ciiio Adk:lno
in "A History of tht American
Film." Jennifer Drake sings (top).
B·oxed in? Visit
the Southwest
By ROYA FOUL.ADI
and CHRIS CRISWELL
G ot in the car and left the ~tale. Ma~be
we're fickle, maybe \\C need to get a\\:J)
from the routin e. Wha1evcr the reJ,on.
''e are now in Arizon:i. This'' hole ad"~nture "a:.
conceived over a mug of cafe latte at our fa ,orne
old coffeehouse on the Penin~ulJ. \\.c \\ere tall.-
ing about how "'e're at that cru' m la fe Y.hcre \\C
arc stuck between doing what we ha\.C to and arc
expected to, or doing "ha 1 "e fee l lii...e. We're
still young enough to t>e rash and impractical Jnd
not catch 100 much Oak for it.
So. we·JIC silting and thanking and ''c '.'tLJit tJl io;-
ing about Edward Abbey. 1he 111 rediblc author of
our fa vorit e nature bool..s and ecological philo,o-
phies. Abbe) "role the mos1 incredible boo!.~
about the Southwes1's natural wilderne~: the
kind of stories that instill '"ith in \OU an 1ncrcdrble
thin.t to see the beauty of these lands bcf0~) I
are completely gone. , . t-'I
We started 10) ing "ith the idea dt leaving to" n
and headi ng toward the parched hc:it of the J
Southwest desert. What about \\Ork? When na-
tu re calls, the primitive longing 10 journe) tOY.Jrd
it outweighs the monetal) rc\\ards of menial
labor, let alone responsibility. Besides, ,.,.hen
you·re 25, trut h out\\eighs the consequences.
ROYA,S TAKE
As !>OOn as )OU hit the 8 east, )OU knmv )Ou"re
headed some\\ here different. There·~ nobod> on
1he ru:id, and the bugs !>tart ~lamming into )Our
"indshield lrl.e there·~ no tomorrow. Some" here
by 1he border of California, the landscape morphs
into an a\\csome collcct1011 of boulders and n>ck
Mountain of them tretch out as fa r a-. the e)e i
sees. It lool.s 111..e a boulder dumping ground I
Right before "e left California. "e ~topped at
the lmpenJI Sand Dunc~ and raced up a dune to
look at the vie". \\ c found 3 curl}, skinn) 11cl.
buried in one of 1he dunes. and ''c took 1t "1th
us the rest of 1he tr 1p. naming 11 Yamu af1cr a
dy~lex1c double-take of the Yuma frec'"a) sign.
Finalh, "e "ere 1n AnLona, and "c "ere on a
roll, dri~ms lrl..e m::1n1ac~ to,,ard omething \\C
couldn't sec Our onl)' compan) on 1he inter-.1.11e
\\ere ~em1s hauling butt aero s count!) and
people mo.,.1ng out of California. \\'e drO\c pa't
nut grove!>, b:i rrcn nothingne . !>hJcl.,. o'tnch
farm , pcnitcnii;.inc'> -all !>Ort ol thing-. }OU
never think about.
And it \\ ;1 brilliJnl. The open 'a!ttnc-.s 01 11
w:i e\hilarating. The .hecr d1 tance bCt\\een u ...
and the Orange Curt31n "as rdrc~hing 0 1-.tancc
makes the heart gro" fonder. the) a} \\hat \Ou
sec in the d1 tance make life :ill the ~"c.:etcr
We came to a sign th at s:iid '"S:iguaro a11onul
Monument," and out handy-dand) AAA book
:i urcd u!> 11 t)p1f1ed the Sonoran :irooreJI dc,l!rt
and contained stand~ of mass1"e Sagu aro c.ic1w.
We couldn't p01s 1l up. and our rc\\ard \\:ls .an
rmpre~i'e experrcnce m an unique!)
Southwe tern land cape. Cactu ... cs .io fe et tall
towe red abo'e us again t a bre::ithtak ing blue '").
E"ery American \\Orth hi or her boots ~hould
ched.. out the national parks :ind monuml!nt..,
S) tern.
From S.1guaro, ~e dro'e th rough Tuc"l'!n,
where \ve had )Orne really bad Me\lc.!ln food .
which haunted u way too long On to
Ch1racahun National Fo rest, the
go,ernmcnt· c1zcd Ap.H.hc land \\h1\.h wl!rc the
tribe's l:t\t tronahold under Cochise. It ga1,c me
the cebie·jcebie to drive ont o their old territory.
I felt a liulc gu ilty blatina throu&h it h~c the
Cah:ary. Don't li._e to think about \uch thin • so
we quietly made our w:ay out of Apache l1.1nu
with a little cloud of rcmone trailing u .
On toward New Mc•ico we drive ••• Chm and
me and Vamu. thc twiJ.
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•
• Thursday. April 21, 1 SKM Weekend .......
One of best burritos also one of thC cheapest
By MAJlLA BDlD
I r you make tac:m in your own hacienda. )'OU already know
that the tonillas at local 1upcnnarkets just don·1 cul 1he
ulsa. Next time, take a drive to 1he west s.tde of 19th
S&tut beyond Pl3ee"tia to £1 Toro Bnno TortiJJuia and &et
ac:qu~inted wilh the real thing.
m
WHAT
fl Toro lraVO TOtflletia
WMIH
7'5 w. i9th St .• Cotto Meta
WHIM
open 5 o.m. to 9 p.m.
HOW MUCH
-
More 1han a thousand tortillas arc soJd here every day, SC"tn
dayJ a week. The 1CCnt of bol corn mingles In lhe air ~ilh the
'°und or music Crom Discoteea Aztcca right next door. It's
ra~inatin& 10 Watch the tonilla manufacturing process while
you arc ordering the best burrito )OU will ha"e in a month of
Cinco De Mayos.
·in.~. oufhentlc Mexican toll.out
MOlllHfO
631..4464
El Toro Bravo Tort1llcria is acron the alley from El Toro
Bravo Supcrmercado where a good pcrcenlagc of Costa Mesa's
Spanish-speaking pc;>pulatioo stocks up on everything.from
chilies to Cheerios. Dc,elopcd by Victor BonJlla in 1979, )OU
arc in his territory around here. Many Bonilla family members
arc involved in a multitude of shops. The tonillcria is owned by
Clla.tslOl'llll As.Ml. f)AJLT l'tUJT
Brownie Parker of Newport Beach watches Earl
Denos of Mission Viejo chomp on a burrito outside
El Toro (3ravo Tortilleria. Denos, who has been vis-
iting the tortilla .factory since . the 197?s, regularly
introduces his f nends to the giant burritos.
S.. IL TOIO 811AYO/D
. ~
LO~ DINING NIWI
NEW AGE COFFEE HOUR
Midnight Java, at the 28th Street Marina on the Balboa Penin-
sula has a new take on that old American tradition known as
~ "Happy Hour." They are offering a price break on their delicious
1 Diedrich coffee from 4 to 6 p.m .• Monday through Friday.
' "On tap" they are pouring coffee for .50 cents, regularly S 1
per cup. Shots (espresso) are 60 cents, regularly S 1.50. "Well
drinks' such as cappochino and latte, where prices really go up,
are Sl.20 dunng MJ's Happy Hour. Phone 675-4747.
SLIMMER MENU AT JOHN DOMINIS
Owner George Kookootstedes and executive chef lasse So-
rensen have completed the task of paring the Dominis menu
down to a reasonable size -with entrees numbering 23 instead
of a mincJ.blowing 75. There's a fresh new approach to the offer-
ings as well, which more accurately reflect the culinary style of
Sorensen who came on board last July. John Dominis is located
at 2901 W. Coast Hwy. in Newport. It is open every night for
dinner and Sunday brunch. Phone 650-5112 for reservations ,
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Treat Mom this Mother's
Day to a wond~rful
Sunday Brunch at the
Waterfront Hilton
Beach Resort.
En1oy a feast of
seafood pecialttes
and ucculent meats;
exquisite egg di hes and made·
tcrorder omelettes; our home·
made waffle tation; farm-fre h
fruits, vegetables and ch~ ;
gourmet sa lads; our Vienna
dessert table; and, all the cham·
pagne,and fresh-squeezed
orange 1u1ce you'd like.
There'b all kinds of enter·
tainment, too, from a
trolling violtn1 t, ro a
magician, and, of
course. rose for Mom.
From 9:00 am-4:00 pm
Adults $35.95. Children 3-12
$13.95. Brunch will be served
in the Pacific and Cielo Ma.re
Ballrooms and at Poolside .
For reservations, please call
(7 14 )960-7873.
TUESflt8•1mn SATAftMpln
JAZZ & aUD wmt .IOI• ..... 11.-TAW
SATNltll:30-1am
• The \\at~rf~~~
Rt-afh Resort.
100 MAIN ST., SALBOA On Southern Cal1fomw.'s Best Beach
(et foot of Pier) 21100 Pacific Coa t Hwy .• Huntington Beach. CA 92648
675-7760
..... ?'.~~ .' ADVERTISEMENT ' ;_ ~-~;~. ~
AMERICAN
CHAIUl'S IA.I & IESTAUl.ANT, A local
restouronl/bor with o "hometown• flavor
Featuring pool, dorh, $Olell11e, big screen TV, Pool
Tournament every Wed night Serving lunch M.on·
Fri 1 1 lo 2 & Sot Breakfast 8 to noon $ I 50
Mory's & Driven Sot & Sun 6 to noon Shot of the
Week S 1 00 Open 366 doy o year (leap year
only) 6om to 2om 604 I Bolso 0 Springdale 1n
Huntrngton B.och (714) 894-6100
DICK CHURCH'S RmAUl.ANT, A fam ily style
-colfee shop located ot 2698 Newport Blvd .. Costa
Mesa Menu includes bteokfost, lunch and dinner.
Prices rong.e From SJ 00 to S7 99 Op.n Mon .
Sot 6 OOom to 9 OOpm IN. WC, V, ftK'. (714)
646-7762
STUDIO CAFE, located at 100 Main St Bolboo
(at foot of p•er) The Studio Cafe 1s the happening
ploce b food, fun & enter-to1nment Menu
includes rrbs, chicken, fresh fuh , pasta, oppehzers
& solods, also serving brunch on Sot & Sun 1 O to
3 00 which includes Belgium waffles, omelettes,
pancakes and much lnOl'e Prices range from
$295 S13.95 Open 7 dCJyl o week Monfo
1 1 30.. I 30 om, Sot Sun 1-0..1 30om
IN,SRU,FB.ENT.V,MC,AE,DC
ZUllES llSTAUIANT, located ot 1 71 2
Plocentto, Cosio Me$0 Menu includes ribs.
chicken, steak & lobster, p11me rrb, pozzo, oyster
bar Prices range from $3 95 ond up Open
doily from 11 30om to 1 Opm, Cocklalls 'hi 1 I pm
ID, FB, WC, No credit cords
(71 4) 64.5 8091
CAFE
PAIK llNCH CAFI, A very unique, woodsy
place to en1oy bteokfost & lunch located al
17732 Goldenwest St , 1n beoul1ful Hunhngton
Beoch central parlt Menu includes omel.ttes,
specialty pancakes, coppoc1nos, burgers,
sandwiches, $Olods and much more Pnces
range from $4 9.5 to $7 25 Op.n Tun.Fri
7 30 om IO 2 pm Sot !. Sun hi Jpm 5'.tmmer
hovn Moy Sept open '1111 8 30 pm, Wed.Sot
live mualc, coll b more mfo 842.077.5 OUT,
V, MC, TKO
ltUTH'S CAii, Located 01 320 8mtol #Got
Redhill (by Arco Mini Marti in Cosio Mesa
Menu indude1 "Qood country cookm'
bteakfast w1tn Ifie best omelettes, pancakes,
gr.at Me.c1con bteakfast dishes and lunch
with it1rfry v~bles, l9t'1yolt1 bowl, 90rhc
chicken, ouorr.d ;olods., healthy tvrkey
bur_gers, homburg«•, .. rved w/ potolo salad
Of Fries Try Ruth's >iom. coolun' today Great
food, great prices! Pnc:es rong• from $2 99
to $5.95 Open 7 days o Wfflt 7om to 2pm
ID.OD. we
Your Restaurant Guide to Dining in
Newport lleoch, Costa Mesa, Corona del Mar,
Huntington Beoch & Fountain Valley
CALIFORNIA CUISINE
GECKO'S, Casual Caltf elegance with plenty of
room to entOY yourself located at 7887 Center
Dr , Huntington Beach Menu includes hot & cold
pastas, specialty piuos, fojita's and items from
the grill P11ces range fr<>M $3. 9.5 10 $13 9.5.
Op.n I 1 30 to close Dancing nighlly, jazz on
Wed. Big Bond Swing Music Thur 8..m1dnigh1. 10,
BRU, DRESS.FB.ENT, we, V,MC,AE,DC 892·2227
COFFEE HOUSE
OUlt HOUSI, located ot 720 W. 19th St , Costa
Mesa. Menu includes sandwiches, $Olods, quiche,
pastries, cokes and coffMs. Open doily from
7 30am to I 1 pm Unleu you don't wont to leovel
IN, FB, ENT. we. nco.
(714) 650..8960. Featuring live music
MIDNIGHT JAVA CAii, locor.d ot 2700
Newport BIYd I 168 (ot 28th st Morino)
Featuring Diedrich Coffee, Shirl-r's Bogela, Fr.sh
baked goods doily and Dreyeu Ice Cream. Open
7 days 0 WMk we. Come join us for the best
coffff in town Fr" underground parlclng
67S..47A7
FRENCH
CHANTICLAll, located' at 18912 ~ur
Blvd , Irvine, across from John Wayne Airport
Elegant, charming, groc1oua & beautiful, each of
it's d1n1ng rooms hos o d1ffwent dec:Of The Food ia
French.Col1forn10 cuisl~sty but healthfully
prepared Lunch speclols at $8 00 and up • the
dinnw menu includes o vonety of seafood, meat.
chicken, solods 1ust lo mention o f9W 1lem1 Prices
ronge from $6 lo $25 Serv1rlii lunch 11 ·30.2 30,
Dinner 5 .30.10 30, Sunday 8runch 10 30 • 2 30
open 7 days o weelt ID, OD, 8RUNCH RES
REQ FB, ENT, we. v. MC, AM:/. C>C, DISC Valet
INDIAN
COPPllt CHIMNEY , Enjoy waterfront dining ot
Newport S.Och 3408 Via Oporto. Introducing
authentic Indian Mughloi delicacies never before in
Orang• County by our famous chef 'Mohinder
Rom Guru• Try our lamb or chicken kabobs,
curries and wide verities of fresh vegetables
cooked in our own ground Indian hetbs & spices
Reosonoble prices starling as low oa $I 95 to
$6 95. Open 7 days o wHk from I I am·8pm.
OUT, TKO. we. 673·7679
INDIAN PAltADISI, located at I 520 West
Coast Hwy. The menu includes chicken, lamb,
seafood and vegetarian dishes all prepared to
perfechon with only the Freshest ingredients.
Prices range from $2 50 to $15.9.5 for a
complete combination dinner. Open 7 doys a
w .. k. lunch 11 ·30 to 2:30, dinner .5 to 10. ID,
FB, V, MC, AE, OS, DC (714) 646-3993.
NIKrS INDIAN FOOD, Critically occlo11ned by
Elm9f Dills locor.d ot 3705 So. Bmlol, SontO
Ano ( 1 blk No. of So. Coo st Plaza, nel(t to
Clothestime) Men11 includes Chicken and
Vegetables, doily specials & cOMbo plo,.,, open
doily from 1lomto9prn IN, OUT, TKO. WC,
V, MC (714) 8.50.0.59.5
ITALIAN
PllO'S llSTAUIANT, located ot 2221 N.
Moin St. in Seocliff Village. Serving breakfast,
lunch and dinnw. Now open 7 days o wMk.
Homemode pancakes, pa$1ries, pastas, & doily
specials Established in 1979. Early Bird dinners
5-6:30 nightly. Look for our new breakfast and
lunch menus coming April I .
RANDAZZO ITAUAN CNI, located at
21148 S.OCh Blvd., (at Atlonla), Family owned,
everything prepared with the finest meat• &
cheesu & Famous for it's infamous cheesecake.
Pr ices range from $2.00 lo $11 .9.5 Open Tues
thru Sot 11 ·9pm, 5'.tn 11..S pm. Clos.d Mon. IN,
0UT, WC, Wine and beer
(71 A) 536-2448.
SAIATINOS lllSTAUltANT & SAUSAGI CO. ,
located ot 2.51 Shipyard Woy, Newport Beach.
Menu includes great pasta, award winning Caesar
$01od, delicious horn.mode tousoge, veal, lamb,
lots of vegelorion dishes, good wine, beer,
cappuclno & deserts. •1t•s o family owned & run
restaurant .. Prices range from $4.9.S to $13 9.5
Open 7 days o week. Serving Sot & Sun B<vnch
from 8 30 to 1 OOSundoy thrv Thursday 11 om to
I Opm. Frtdoy & Sot 11 am-11 pm. IN, OUT, WC,
BRU, WB, V, M, AE, DC
MEXICAN
AVILAS IL ~ITO. A dining landmorlt fot
over 20 years. aun by the Avila family, Avllos hos 7
localtons to serve you in Cosio Mesa, Newpor1
8eoch, Santo Ano, long Beach, Huntington Pork &
loguno Hills & Huntington 8eoch Feotvttng
authentic food with the lrHhest ingredients & o new
CIAO, located at 2600 East Cooat Hwy, Corona creative ltght cuisine along with authentic Momo
Del Mor Come ond experience Corona Oel Mor'a Avila's recipes ID, BRU, F8, ENT, WC, V. MC, AE,
MWest llolton reitouront MNtng New Yotk .ty1e DC, & DISCOVER • .AMlos hoa a reputotion for
p1uo, gourinet piuos, ••citing poMc>s, creohve lfeohng you like port of the fomilyl"
soloch, coffM, coppucmo and fresh bolced MAIOAllTAVIUI, located at 2332 Wes(
rcstr1es Prlc .. ronge from S3 95 1o $8.95. Op.n Podfic Coast Hwy. MeJClcon burg.ta, fotltos.
doys o week from Som to 1 1 pm, e1Ccept Sunday burritos & more Spec1ols doily. Price ronge frOM
open 4' lo 1 I pm Delivery ovo1loble V,MC, AE, $A 95 to $10 95. '"'---l 1 :30om 1a l 2 30om Potklng (714) 758-3001 WC, IN OUT ""l"'9'' • IN, F8, V, WI:., Al. DC (114) 631-8220
For more infonnalion regaRlng focal flavw call n. Daily Pilot at 642-4321
or n. Huntington Beach Independent at 965~3030. '
'
Ml CASA. located at 296 17th Street, Cosio
Meso A !rip lo Meiucol Mexican Food. Open
doily ot 1 lom Prices ronge from $2.2.5 to
$8.9.5 Serving lunch & dinner for over 20
years. IN, FB, WC, V, MC, AE, DC, CB, D. 64..5-
7626.
WAHOO'S FISH TACO, With 3 locations·
1133 PCH, Laguna Seoch, (71 4) 497-0033,
I 862 Plocenlio, Cosio Mesa, (71 4) 631-3433
and 3000 Bristol, Cosio Mesa (71 4) 43.5-0130.
Menu includes Fish tacos, burritos, blodt beans
& rice, solods, sandwiches. Prices range From
$1.6.5 lo $7.50. Open Mon.·Sot. 11 om lo
10pm, Sun. 1lomto9pm. IN, TKO, WC.
SEAFOOD
HUNTINGTON llACH MAltKIT UOIUlt,
Here's a ~nique place for family dining wh9fe fres~. s~lood is king and expert met:quite bt~l1ng 1s our trademark. Ovr fresh fish changes
doily and we also feature chicken, si.oks and
paslo. Th«e's o fresh seafood morilet, too. lunch
and Dinner, full bor. Children's menu. AE, V,IK.
and OS cords wekorne. 20111 Brookhurst St.
(nel(t to Target, just south of Adams). No
reS9fVOlions .
(714) 963-8166.
PACIFIC FISH & SIAFOOO, located ot 2620.
Newport Blvd., Cosio Mesa. Menu includes
seoftiod ~lads, ~Food $0ndwiches, grilled
entrees, fish & chips, fish locos, sushi ood more.
Al$0 ho~ one of Oran~ County's largest
inventories of lres.h fish from it's fish market.
Prices range from $I. 9.5 and up.~ Op.n Mf 11.
6; Sot 11..5, ID, WC (714) 6.50.0130
ZuatlS Din' DOCK, Locor.d ot 9059 Adams
Huntington S.Och. Menu includes seafood steak
& lobster, pizza, prime rib, ~r.r bor. Pri~es
range From $3.9.5 and up. ~doily from
, I I · 30om to 1 Opm, Codloils Iii 1 l pm. IN F8 we. v. MC.. f714J 963-6362. • •
STEAKS
THI IA.IN STIAK HOUSl, located at 2300
Horbor Blvd, 131 , COtla Mesa. Menu includes
sleoks, fresh fish, chidlen, burgers and salads.
Prices range from $3.7.5 for lunch ond $6 25
for dinn«. Open l 1 om fot lunch MSc. Dinner
4'pm Mfr. Dinnet Jpm Sot. & Sun. IN, WC, V,
MC., AE, DC. (714) 64'1 ·9m.
SEAL BEACH
OUD'll INN, Established In 1930 by !he
olrltl'ip. s.in o meeting.,-. of p.lota oroul'd itMt
world who en1~ the best in dining locae.d at
1 AOO Pociflc Coast Hwy, Seal e.odl. The menu
includes Fresh fi.h doily, r.i.oka, loblew & crob ' leat. Pr1c .. Mort at $A.9.S Op.ft~
1 f om-lC>pm, 'hi 10 30pm ~. N, Fl,
ENT, WC. V. WC., Al. (310, '31.3022
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YAMU ~•
CHRIS' TAKE
Vi(c t~d people for bugs. As we left the congestion of Southern ~hl~aa. our minds relaxed .and our focus turned to the splauering or
insect annar~ that p~e~nted 1uc1r in the forum or our windshield.
When a pam~ula~!Y JU1cy .bug ~read~ its existence before your eyes, it
makes you think, Why ~1d thts stupid creature pick me?" When a
met.al box comes ,screaming across the land at 80 mph, there isn't much
choice for. the bug •.. ~r for the people. We live our lives in containers.
We sleep in one, work in one, move our bodies in one, we even sit and
watch one most of our days. We have become a sqcicty or containers -
a world of boxes. We move around like mindless insects attracted to the
lights -they draw our moving containers from the tree~ay and to the
s:icred ~ff-ramp! w~ere w~ may rejoin society as human beings and
gathe.r 1~ th~ assocaat;d rituals. Long drives gjvc you time to think.
Thanking IS the main reason I leave town. I get in my box and
transport my body to a place of fewer distractions I can't think in my
house-box. I'm surrounded by all my toys and I w~uld much rather play
than do SO".'ething .Productive .. Take away the toys and you're left with a
man. On this p~cmasc, 1 committed myself to days away from my things an~ moved on_ "! th~ name of exploration and discovery.
l vc made similar Journeys but none with Roya. This one was a
challenge. It began with the usual pre-trip turmoil, heightened by the
threat or our companionship suffering. l knew, however that once we
made it out oC the state, we wou ld be OK. '
l was right. After jumping on my first sand dune we entered Arizona
:ind fil led our eyes with arid stretches of chapparal:COvered land,
bordered .by mountain peaks in the distance. Sublime feelings took hold
and remained. We made our way to Saguaro National Monument. A
lasting lrib'utc to the anthropomorphized cactuses that loom in gigantic
stature over the flatland. These anomalies of nature welcomed us with
open arms and bodies full of water.
The Sonoran desen, unlike many in California, is teeming with life
and beauty. Don't get me wrong, Joshua Tree is still ooc of my favorite
pl~ces o~ eart h. In Sa~ua.ro, however, the sheer magnitude of plant and
animal hfc can make 1t difficult to even move around. Paradoxical,
considering the Sonoran desert has one of the harshest climates and
least rainfall of any. We left without hugging a single cactus -a regret
I'll harbor for some lime.
Solitude. Altitude sickness. Heal. Our trip, so far, can be summed up
simply ... bliss. With a change in your environment comes freedom, and
freedom brings with it the potential for self-examination. Personally, I
set out to hopefully crystallize and clarify some goal in ·my life -maybe
find some motivation. I found I'm tired of my boxes. 1 can deal with
them sometimes, but they overstay their protective welcome. Because, as
we blindly ra~ toward the lights that call to our instincts, we risk
certain windshield death, exposing our insides to stationary gawkers -
probably on their way to their own lights. ·
At 3 in the morning, on an empty freeway, you think about these
things. funher adventures and mind-candy await ... Stay tuned!
Otr the Beaten Path, by Balboa Island resident RoyD Fouladi and
Balboa Ptalnsula resident Chris Criswell, runs weekly in Weekend.
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professional friends who know
Costa Mesa's reput:uion arc
impressed by our courage.''
The show begins during the
advent of the talkies with a white
actor in blackfoce singing a
minstrel song exactly as Al Jolson
did in "The Jazz Singer,'' Van
Hoh noted, adding "and we are all
familia r with the public outrage
that accompanied Ted Danson's
'joke' at the Friar's club" (during
the Whoopi Goldberg roast).
"The misogyny is evident, the
bigotry is evident. The
dehumanization of the Germans
and Japanese during World War
11 and the viewing of women as
mere sex objects also are
represented in the play," Van Holt
said.
So why tackle a project in such
sensitive times? for one thing,
Van Holt terms the show "without
doubt, the funniest show we've
ever attempted. I've never laughed
so h:ird at anything in my lif c."
One cast member, student
Kristen Anthony, offered this
opinion:
"The meaning of this play is not
hnrd to find, not Jost in the mid~t
of complicated characters or
extended metaphors. '1ic
characters arc purposely nat, each
one portraying an euggeratcd,
oversimplified version or the
message left by the origin:il
Hollywood counterparts.
"Their sincerity and naivete is
ridiculous to us, and as we laugh
at the irony oC it, we find we are
laughing nt those wonderful, old
films that seemed so real, at the
society they helped to create, and
at ourselves for half-believing the
movies to be true."
The roles in the Durang show
(with music by Mel Marvin) arc
wild parodies from many ·
Hollywood genres. Members of the
large Estancia cast will have the
opportunity to interpret a number
of familiar stars from D.W.
Griffith's "Intolerance" (1916)
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EL TORO BRAVO ,, ...
lrma Murictta, whose i.tarr works
two sh ifls from S a.m. to 9 p.m.
Besides the warm packages of
tortillas, the countermen serve up
a variety of takeout goodies -
tucos, burritos, beans, rice, chips,
carnitns, barbecued ribs and beef
to the locals who know good
Mexican food when they taste it.
Tortillas sell by the dozen at .35
cents -3 dozen cost $1.
El Toro Bravo Tortillcria's
burritos are truly magnifico! Two
fresh Oour tortillas arc wrapped
around moist morsels of chicken,
delicious refried beans, rice,
onions, and cilantro; the whole
thing is quickly rolled in foil to
retain the heat. One makes a
trencherman's feast and at $2.SO
has to be one of the best buys in
tO'wl. n. Burritos can also be fi lled •
with beef, pork or a combination.
.\lARC MARTIN. DAILY r1LOT
I ordered two tacos -one with
s::ivory carnitas and the other with
equally savory buche. Carnitas are
the result of cooking pork
shoulder until it is tender, easy to
shred and delicious. Buche is
made of pig's stomach lining. It
Efrien Ruezga scoops up corn to make tortilla batter. It's fascinating to watch the tortilla manufac-
turing process while ordering food at El Toro Bravo Tortilleria.
• has \I distinct pork flavor. but thi: thick, slick text ure was definit ely
not my cup of cerveza.
$4.85 per pound with the bone in,
SS.SO boned.
NEWS
From I
OPENING
FIESTA
Benito's Fresh Mexican
f ood, which opened its
door> March 19 at the foot
oi the Newport Pier, will
hJ\C a grand-opening cel-
ebration noon to 6 p.m.
Saturday.
A dce1ay, body painting,
a psychic, pri:ze drawings,
pinatas, a burrito-eating
contest and more food ana
fun arc on tap.
-By .MARLA BIRD
These soft corn tacos are
crammed with hot juicy meat and
they are Sl.50. Ask for the
medium salsa; the really hot stuff
should be called El Dandito -it
steals·your breath away while it
sets your head on fire.
Carnitas by the pound arc sold
every d::iy and so are the rib ,
beans and rice -to cooks who
want to have a start on their own
nightly dinner plans. Ribs arc
The Pilot's Martin Gonzalez
joined me as a Spanish-speaking
interpreter, guide, ran and faithrul
customer. It turned ou t that
almos t everyone there speaks
some English, so my concerns
about being understood were
unnece~sary.
It is prob::ibly a good idea,
however, to avoid the peak hours
when it's very crowded with
working men who are on a limited
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action had slowed a bil.
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CDs. l found an extensive
sclcctaon of Spanish-Engli )h
diccionarios publisbed by Larousse
and Webster's plus La Biblia and
a rack of DitJ de las Mndre!. cards.
When we hended back to the
Office. WC had a b:ig Of warm
fragrant burritos nnd tortillns (nnd
some cards).
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DaJJy Pilot. I
Lecture canceled 1 COSTA MESA -The ,
Friends o( Or:inge Coast
College's Norm!lD E. Wnl·
son Library canceled l<r(
night's lee1ure by author
Robert V. Hine.
The UC Riverside prorcs-
sor emcri1us was to speuk at
7:30 p.m. in OCC's Student
Center about his book "Sec-~
ond Sight," which recounts
how his sight was restoredt'
ofter 15 years or blindness.
The leclure is expected to
be rescheduled next foll .
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot 0 Thursday, April 21 , 1994 A7
SOCllTY
Charity ball is music to ears ol the Performing . Arts Center
I t was bigger th:in a Hollywood
movie premiere p:irty at
Chascns and grander than an
after-Oscar soiree a1 Spago.
The annual Sound of Music
Boll, "Fabulous Hollywood," was
Society
Editor
indeed fabulous
-to 1he last
de'tail.
Chaired by
Kathleen
Rynerson,
resplendent in an
off-the-sfloulder
period gown
worn in.the
movie
"Geronimo," the
Sound of Music
Guild supporiing
the Orange
County
Performing Arts
en1cr auracted 250 patron~ of
e arts and raised more than
,000 for the cen1e r.
The big news of 1he nigh t wa~
e announcement that funds
ised this year put the Guild over
e $1 million mark, a real cause
r celebrating 15 years of
tccessful fund-raising the PAC.
"I'm just thrilled, and relieved
at we made it," said Rynerson,
•tending the ball with hui.bund
hn.
The Hollywood theme was
pecially fitt ing for them -their
ung daughter Whitney is a rising
ild star on the real HQll)"'-Ood
ene. "This has been one 'cry
sy week. Whitney had sLx
ditions in Los Angeles on top of
:inning this event," added
ynerson before dashing off to .
tend to her guests.
Credi1 for the success or the
fai r also belongs to lovely
-chair Judilh Ulakeney, an
ccomplished Orange County
ban~ing executive in her own
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NEWPORT TIME
Watchn & Clocks
Award Plaq~ & Trophia
Sales • ~rvice • Engraving
223 £. t7lh. S1., 112 • Cona Mesa
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From left, Lynn Davies Cooke,
Jill Mclean, Patsy Marshall.
Pospisil, Mlkt and Margie Myers,
and James and Robin Turner.
Tury Callahan, another or the
ladies deserving credit for the
evening, W:lS also a knockout in a
gown once worn by actress Debr3
Kerr in the movie "Tea and
Sympathy."
Attending the Hollywood party
were Mary Raymond with husb3nd
Carl, Roger and M3rion Palley,
Bob and Aon McLean, Jill
Mclean and Bryan KoefT, the
charming Marjorie Larsen, Lynn
Davies Cook, Mona Angell of 34 J
Baysi de, Ron an d Kathy
Merriman, Jack and Denise
Cancellieri, and married retail
executives Joyce and Gregg
Griffith.
0
You might say it was a
right. ~lakeney attended with bloomin' success.
husband Ralph, and fellow Sound The 5th annual Crystal
of Music donors Mike and Ann Court Garden Show, staged
Howard (she gets best-dressed recently at Crystal Court, attracted
award for a magnificent i.heath of 1he serious and the not-so-serious
bl3ck lace complimented by a gardeners searching for a few good
1940s style head .Piece), Rnndy tips to make their own roses more
and Suki McC3rdle, Matt and ... magnificent. and their pctunlas
Tina Schnfnitz, Roger :ind Candice more perfect this summer season.
Schnapp, Martin and Jodi They were not disa ppointed.
Greenbaum, Ollie Hill, Gary an~ Three floors of the massive marble
Kasia Johnso n, Ri ck an<l Sandy shopping arena were filled with all
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sorts or nora to tempt the eye and
the nose, and 1here w:is also a bit
or fauna as well.
Children :lltending 1hc Ooral
show with their parents were
drawn like magnets to metal by
the allure or a tortoise garden,
dubbed Casa de Tortuga. Actually,
the casa was more of a fence
around i.ome Astro turf that
corralled turtles or all sizes and
shapes. The chih.lren were
deligh ted.
To delight the adults, Sunset
Magazine, spo nsor of the event,
joined forces with Ct)~tal Cour1
dining establishments Trattoria
Spiga, Bangkok Four, Garden •
Bistro, and Bear Street Cafe td
tantalize those admiring the
displays oC fine orchids and bomai •
with a few gourme1 mo~els. To
complement 1he food, champagne
from Veuve Cliquoc and
chardonn~y from Sonoma Cu11cr
nowed.
The opening-evening festivities
were not jus1 designed to push a
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few exotic planb. The Junior
League or Orange County tea1T1ed
up with the very worth\\hile New
Directions for Women, a Costa
Mesa-based sub~tance-abuse rehab
program, to benefit from the party
proceeds, expected t,o top S20,000.
Strolling ·through the exhibi1s
were landlord Henry Segerstrom
with the beautiful Rene by his
side. The charming Lalla Conlin
with husband Dill admired the koi
fish display. Peter Walker, Sunset
Magazine editor Kim llav.orth,
Wade Roberts from CoronJ del
Mar's Sherman Gardens, Cath)
&&MWllE
Diamonds are not a renewable
· source. When your diamond was
mined. it left a gap In the earttl's
makeup that will never be filled
Yours is a truly unique stone
It Is a miracle of nature In the
millions of years between rts b1rtt1
and its discovery, your diamond saw
the evolution of different plant and
animal forms , different weather
cycles, the dawn of man and
thousands of years of human
development Through all that, it has
endured.
The diamond you own is also a
masterpiece of man Rrst. tons of
rock must be blasted and put
through a lengthy process to
separate the diamond material from
its host rock. About 3500 tons of
rock must be processed to recover
just one ounce (142 carats) of
diamonds. Of coorse, out of that
ounce the smaller portion of the
crystals will be gem qualrty; the rest
will be industrial goods. At this point.
Delno Blake, a prominent
landsc:ipe archi1ect, Ste\ e Lang
and Shirley l(crlns, prci.idcnt of •
the Sou1hern California
Horticultural Society, v.ere also ·
on hand.
Susan Simon o{ Newport \Hts
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fre• .... AI
we're e-ver going to control and
eradic ate this disease," s:iid
Kate McDonough, director or
Student Health Services at occ.
The quick response comes in
marked contrast to a TB out·
break a1 La Quinta High School
in Westminster Inst year. Twelve
La Quinta students were in·
fccted with drug-resistant tuber·
culosis and 292 more were in-
fected with the tu berculosis bac-
1cria.
The outbreak could have been
prevented, according to a report
released Monday by the federal
Centers for Disease Control. A
physician who made a late diag-
nosis of the disease in a 16-year-
old girl failed to report the case
10 county health officials, ac-
REPORT
From Pat• A1
on the tightening of fin ancial
checks and balances. But at the
~amc ti me, the report recognizes
·that the district has already re-
~ponded by reorganizing fiscal ser-
vices and creating two oversight
committees comprised of district
and community members.
··we thin k the school district
ha~ responded very well," said
Don Ulander, a grand jury mem-
ber :ind a fo rmer English teacher
cording to tbe report.
Physicians uy TB is trcatab&c
with antibiotics. But treatment
can take as long as a year and
require four or more drugs to
fully eradicate the disease from
the body.
"As a nation, we just weren't
ready for this." said Dr. Hugh
Stallworth, director of public
healt h fo r Orange County.
"We've really had to gear back
up. The first-line drug was al-
most out of production."
There has been a yearly ave r-
age or 316 new TB cases re-
ported in Orange County from
1990 through 1992, up from 280
cases a year in 1989 through
1991.
Nearly 150 students who at-
tended a math class last summer
arGolden West College in Hun-
tington Beach were at risk for
exposure to tuberculosis. At Or-
who retired after 30 years at New-
port Harbor High School. "School
bo<.lrd members are now members
of auditing committees and as a
result, they're learning to ask
much better questions than they
had in the past."
Newport-Mesa Superintendent
Mac Bernd said he can find no
fault with the grand jury report.
"The report gave an accurate
account of the situation," Bernd
said. "I thought the recommenda·
tions were appropriate. And if you
look at the steps that the board
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only been about eight cases of
TB on campus during the last 20
years.
Stallworth says the national
surge in a disease that was once
nearly eliminated in the United
States is caused by a combina·
lion or factors: the growing
AIDS epidemic, increasing rates
or homelessness, overcrowded
prisons and immigrants from •
count ries with high rates of tu·
berculosis.
"We were unprepared to deal
with the rising rate," Stallworth
said. "So many physicians forgot
or didn't know good treatment
methods. We're trying to edu·
cate physicians how to diagnose
and treat this disease, and let
them know they must report it
to the public health de-
partment."
has taken, "'e've been operating
quite consistently within those rec·
om mend a tions."
School board President Ed
Decker said Newport-Mesa's
open-door policy toward parents
and the community has helped re-
store the district's image.
"We've come a long way in the
healing process," Decker said.
"Parents feel that whether it's at
the individual school level or at
the district level, they can get real
responses to their concerns and
· questions."
HELD
OVER!
W E
ANAHEIM
former Newport Beach Rep.
Bob Badham has endorsed Tom
Rc:inecle in the three-way
Republican primary race for t~
10th Assembly District scat held
by Assembl)'man Gil Ferguson.
Bad ham is a former Republi·
can assemblyman and congress·
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
man who represented the
Newport Beach area until 1988.
Reinecke, a Newport Beach
attorney and son of former
California Lt. Gov. Ed
Reinecke, is running againllt
Newport Beach businesswoman
Marilyn Drewer and livine
Councilman Oarry Hammond in
the June 7 Republican primary.
fergul>On decided not to run
for a final assembly term in
order to focus on the state
Senate scat held by Mari:in
Bergeson (R-Newpon Beach).
Bergeson is running uncontested
to replace retiring Orange
County Supervisor Tom Riley.
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COMMUNITY FORUM
COMMUNITY FORUM RUNS THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS •WRITE TO: PILOT LETTERS, .BOW. BAY ST., COSTA MESA, CA 92627 • FAX TO: 646--4170 • READERS' HOTLINE (CALL-IN COMMENTS): 642-6086
HOTUNI ON THI HOSTEL
Nothing to get .
· hostile about
Most readers favor idea of a youth hostel in
West Newport but some . have the ir fea rs
about inc~eased noise and excess partyi ng
A Nnrport .Bacb m.u ls JMl1 of• group
IUt nou to opeo • yoatb bostel -
6ha1Jar to mcb est.bl/sbmeots loaod
~t Europe -oa Newport
Boalnvd oar City HaJL We uhd
ttlHkn ff'IJ•t t.bq tboagbt of tbe Jdui
and hue is • s•mpllng ol 'fllfh•t they s•ld:
I think the international backpackers and
youth hostel could be a really good idea.
Especially as fa r as bringing
much-needed revenue to the city.
But I feel very strongly that the
guidelines should be very strict and
strictly enforced as far as litter and noise
and curfew.
It is encouraging that it's proposed to
be in a non-residential area. On our
block in Newport Dench we have a kind
of a hostel being run. The street and the
sidewalk are constantly littered with
cigarette butts. The patio area of that
house has ovcrnowing ashtrays and beer
bottles around. And the most disturbing
thing is that there arc often loud parties
that go on until 3 or 4 in the morning.
of cute shops. There are still some cute
shops over there near Lido and it would
stimulate that. Because people who
come to youth hostels are out on foot
and shopping around, I think it would be
good for our community. •
I think it would be fun to sometimes
have the locals get acquainted with the
intern ational students and there are lots
of things that could be done. I think it
would be fun to decorate one of these
hostels because it should be real sharp
for the people who might come from
another country.
ELEANOR BRYANT
Costa Mesa
0
The two guys who run this hostel-type
thing normally just have real pretty
young Norwegian, Swedish, European
gi rls staying there. And then these guys
all come over and they are just having a
wonderful ti me partying with these girls,
The girls are so excited about being on
vacation that they don't remember that
people need to sleep. And that this is ·
our home. The people who live closest to
them have been miserable for the last
year and a half because of the noise and
the litter. And just the irresponsibility of
the whole operation. So if it's really
carefully watched and strictly enforced, it
I am a young guy and I've tr.1,eled
throughout the \\Orld and I've Ma)'ed in
many hostels and the hostels all over
Europe are very nice :ind well kept and I
think it would be an addition 10 our
neighborhood. And I believe it "ould be
really good becau e it "ould bring
people from other parts of the world to
Newport Beach. I think they would tell
their parents to come here. I thank it
would create a lot of busine s too. So,
it'd be a good thing for the city.
ANDREW JEFFS
Costa Mesa
This is the site of the proposed youth hostel in West Newport.
could be a good idc~.
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KATHY ALEY
Newport Beach
I'm really excited about your idea of an
international youth hostel right here in
Newport Beach. l think it would be great
for the economy. We used t,o have a
little area cnllcd Strawberry Flats around
the police station. And there were a lot
0
I think it \\Ould be an e.xcellen t thing to
have youth ho!otels. They have them all
over Europe, they are quite wonderful
and it seems a shame that we don't have
more or them ou rsehcs.
CASSIE DUDOURDIEU
Santa Ana Heights
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I think it's "cry important that young
people from other countries have an
opportunity to travel in our country and
be able to do 11 at low CO!ol. I've spent
three years tra\'chng in Aloia, Africa and
Europe staying 1n )Outh hostels and the
quality of people "ho tra\'el in that
fashion is of vety high caliber.
The people you meet often, most often
ha'e graduated from college or arc an
the process of stud}1ing and taking a
brcuk. And they arc people "ho ''ould
bring different itlcas and dalll!rcnt
cultural c\pcricncl!s to U'i and they are
people "ho "e l.ln learn a gn.:at deal
from. So I would be reall~ happy to ha\C
that kind of faci l1t) here in Newport
Beach. It's something that provides a
resource to the people .lh:it .ire li\'111g
here. 1 1h1nk the !oca• ion i' C\cell.:!nt ton
bec:iusc )OU have tte s~l'\1Cc\ in }Our
city hall in that Jre.1 "hich you don't
have in other pans of the cit).
M.\RGARET BliCKI '\GHA~1
l\c" port Bl!ach
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I think (the hostel) a... .111 C\Cellent idea. I
too h3\e done loh ol 11111:111.ationJI tra,el
and found the )Uuth ho,td'
inc.J..,pensablc a' l.ir JS be111c Jbk to get
J cheJp room in an Jn.~a Ano if ~ou are
\\Orrtcd about ~urler and .. k 1tcboarder~
OPIONIONS ON PUBLIC SAFETY
hanging out, the only "3}' th.:) c:rn i;.:t
into you1h hostels intern.Jtiun 111) i!I fl)'
hJ' ing .l )OU th ho~td card So. the) are
not going 10 linJ too man) s.irf.:r, :;oing
up to San Pedro to pick up J ~ou1h
hmtel ~ard, ~h1ch is the onl~ pbce )O.u
can pick it up in the Southern California
area.
So aga111, I ti ink 11·~ Jn C!\Ccllcnt idea.
11 would brin!. n.unC) to the city and if,
JUSt a great \\J) to real!) op.:n u~ up 10
the rest 0f the \Orld and hdng abk tu
get )Oung college :.g..: and abo\e,
bcl.'.:tU'\C gehcr 111) that', about the 3!!: 01
the people \\ho are 1r.1\ehng
in1erna11on 1lh like 1ha1 to be ~1ble 10
come here .an·J be able 10 ~1c1u;.:ill) .11ford
to be an Nc"pllrl Ik:11:h, l'.:CJu"e nut
e\el)lx'd) h'.1'> .1 SIOO{J 10 be :11 the R tz.
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Most readers agree cutting police othcers is a crime
We asked readers for thtir thoughts on
tht Newport Bucb City Council's •·ote
that ttill ellmlnate positions In the Polirt
Department to bclp balance the budget.
Hett Is what some of them said:
We must keep our police department at
full strength. By reducing the officers in
the field, we are pulling Newport Beach
in jeopardy. City Manager Kevin Murphy
is up to his old tricks, ones he used while
in Alhambra, placing that entire town in
shambles! We won't be far behind if we
continue to let him have his way.
City Council! Wake Up! Cut the
salaries of these grossly overpaid
directors who are not worthy of their
position. Here is where a lot of wnlte is!
It is not the directors who make this city
function, IT IS THE WO RKER IN THE
FIELD, the people that really work.
They have too many "Chiefs and not
enough Indians." lt is the normal,
dedicated, conscientious wage earner
who is paying for their directors' foUy!
H.A. AN DERSON
Corona del Mar
0
I was quite appalled at the action of the
City Council culling the police
depanmcnt to raise other people's
salaries. And I'd also like to say that if
anyone is sponsoring or wan ts to work.
on a recall drive for the City Council as
a whole I think we don't have a lot of
time before the city's quality of life
diminishes beyond repair. So it's
probably about time we get to work on
lhat.
MARK REDELSHEIMER
Newport Beach
0
J cannot understand how the City
Cou ncil found the funds to give the city
manager and others a raise in January or
this year and another raise in April but
now finds it necessary to discontinue
services in the police depanment ...
Whom should we call when we need a
policeman! Should we call the city
mana1cr7
D
J. VANCE
Newpon Beach
The column by William Lobdell was
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A reaction to the 'knee-jerk' reaction
BY JEAN WATT
T he town is astir "ith knee·jerk
reactions to {editor William
Lobdell's) column on April 14
concerning police positions. The
debate is healthy if we .de' clop
criteria from which to jump off with
opinions. l offer mine for perusal.
I've been party to discussions
about salaries and work-force
changes since November 1988 when 1
was elected to the council. My
criteria for Judging these mailers
within budgetary constraints are as
follows:
1) Safety and crime prevention;
2) Efficiency/effectiveness of the
department;
3) Morale and teamwork;
4) Maintenance of quabty
infrastructure.
Each category has ramifications
but it's a starting place. Herc's how I
feel about recent decisions related to
above criteria: ·
l) We arc holding our own with
respect to safety and crime
prevention despite difficult economic
and social climates. We arc moving
forward by devising new methods,
coordinating increasingly with other
agencies, focusing on special
problems until solved, and building
more efficiency within the
departments and with
computerization.
2) Downsizing does11't always mean
loss of optimal service. It can also
mean increased efficiency and
improved effective ness. We have
word ror word what I wa going to put in
this letter, but 8111 beat me to,.it.
However, I am going to add G f cw
thoughts or my own to bolster his
opinion.
If the department heads ca nnot make
it on the salary they were getting before
their rai c they should not be in
made changes in department
orgamza11on!o which should give
citizens increased b:ing for their
buck. In c'cry ca~e. the chJngcs are
made with an C)e to keeping services.
especially police patrol sen.ice in
place and improving.
3) The c11y manager ha~ made
energetic strides toward building
morale and tcamworl... Increased
commun1c:lllon \\ith all personnel.
employee idea programs, comment
forms for those dealing with cit}
c..lcp:irtmcnt~ or ernplo)'ee-.. and a
constant ctfort 10 build 1eanmork m
working \\ith employees a !.ociations
have, m my view, helped tllc ci ty
grow toward an optimal cost/benefit
rJtio for citizens.
4) Quality of infra.structure, in this
case, me:ins a myriad of things from
ro:ids, sewer systems to p:irk and
programs. If anything is lagging in
this ongoing economic downturn, this
is where it lies and for good reason.
These things can be prioritized.
Some caR wait -others can't. Those
who wait may be an inconvenience
but not an immediate danger to
health, safety or welfare. I believe
the recessionary climate ha led to
optimal prioritization method and a
solid stance for the f uturc.
I know these are critical times but
the best solutions arc when e,·eryone
is brought together into a
problem-solving mode. Keep up the
~ood community d1al0glte.
JEAN WATT
Ma)·or Pro Tern
Ne'' fl')rt Deach
Ncwfl\)rt Beach. Mr. Murphy ccrm to
Y..Orry more about hi buddies than he
docs about the people he should be
Cl'\'ing. Wall Murphy or any of hi'
buckJic an Y..Cr a call for help if necc..lcd?
Don't worry they won't Will the) help to
put out a fire? No way. Mr. Murphy'
\Cry weak reply for the rai c, that we
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ha'c to worry about morale and Jo,in~
his team 1f the> don't get more mon1;:y b
full or naws
To start with I have not seen one
department head say they needed more
money. The ide:i that the) \\Ill go
elsewh~rc 1s not valid. Where \\Ould lhC)
go? People pa) a premium to h\e in thi~
area. The department heads ha'e the
best of all worlds. They.live in a nice
area, gc1 v.cll paid for doing \Cl] little
and "ind up with a big pcn~1on Jt the
end of their career. The bottom l.i)er vf
employees probably dcsel'\c the ra 'e
but the department head~ \\Crc making
plcntf-bdore the rabc
Mr. Murph) ~eem!'l to ha'e forgotten
\\ho he 1 uppo cd to l\c sl!I'\ 1ng He ''
\Cl) careful to take lJre of the Good
Old Boys, but he seem-. to care 'Cl) hlllc
about the "elf:ire of the cit1Lcns '"ho are
paying hi!> salary. I belie"e '"c would all
be beuer off \\1thout Mr ~1urphy. He
has not !lhov .. n me an)'than& th.JI de,cne
his attention.
DURAl\D A RICCARDI
Corona dcl M.1r
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I'm very upset in regards to thi scale
back or la)off of police officer: , fire
department and marine lifeguard
department. Obviou!.ly our City Council
and city manager do not "'i!.h to invite
the public' comments or nor do they
'cem to care after you ran )Our column
last time about the SJ million in ra1 c
that you had on your hotline and \\.ll
overwhelmingly rejected by the majority
of the people that hJu called and left
message .
And al)(), v.hen other citic arc hiring
police and firemen. Ne~port Beach
~ems to take the back ro:td and the do
not cem to follow the di cretion of
voters when the people of this count}
and the talc or California \Oted in
propo ition 171 that makC!>·the :ilc' t;i,
permanent for fire. police, public s:sfet).
Ma)be it w1ll t:ike time for the people of
Newport Beach to w:il..c up our city
council b) threatening 1a recall as other
c11ic have v.hen thcv h:l~c not
C'OOpcnucd Y..1th the "citizcn\ and their
Y..a)· .
JOHN DA Vll:.S
Nev.port llc:ich
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Race to
Ensenada
is sailing
right along
H ide the ''omcnfolk, run for
cover and batten the
ha1che~. lxcau)e 3,000
ailor) arc comil}g to tO\\n tonight!
ActuJll), mO)I ot them will be
On the
Coast
on rea:.onabl)'
good beha\IOr
bcc:iuse they
lno'" that,
beginning at noon
tomorro'~. the!)
"111 be copmg
."tllh the ups and
du\\ils :ind back)
;md forth) of the
Pacific. ·
II i~. ot cour...c.
time for the
Jnnual
'e'\ porl-IO·
f:.n,,:nJd..1 )adt>0.1t
race :ind one
dctan;ti:h due~ n1.H \\JOI 10 face
1.:::s n.1ui1cal miles of rc!cntlc:s'I)
undul,111ng occ..1n "1th a hangO\ N
FnJ 1) \ :--:c\' port 10 En~en.1ll..1
r:icc 1, No .!/ There "ere 12'
bo..1h the 11r:.t ~car. building tv .i
pc.1k in the 1970:-\\hen 650 to iOO
bt1.1t) \\J:. common. In the pa'>t
LI ca Jc. 11 hJ' ebbed tl> 400-450.
\\}t1.:h, b) :10) llle:l!>Urc. ,:. J \\ hol ..
bunch of sailboat~.
lndecJ. gi,en California':-. ~t1ll·:.tinko 'econo1m and the r-.c1.nt
unrl•,t 1n Mexico, ~;an) people
he lie' c the 'pon~uring ~e'\ port
OceJn SJ1hnl! A 'oc1:it1on (SOSA)
b Jomg \\e.J-inJecd to )tJ~ Jl o":
-l00 C.lllfll!S.
I c..11led Lee Knud:.on. whu j.., in
hl!r fir.,t \C::tr J~ NOSA\ c:.:..ecuti'e .
'1.:cri:tJI'): 10 £Cl Jn entr) update.
~he.: h:ll> beca dul~ b ... ptized \\ilh
Ilk
''Oh. LorJ I Ju.1't I.no,\, .. lee
),lld 1 he'' 1101..: ti ing b kind of a
blur nght now.' I 1.ould hc.1r her
running number' under her brc.11h:
"Let\ 'cc .. 399. t!..:n ii.he four,
~alll JU. Jo, '" .. " mull.:r. mu11 ·r ~, h.:n. br1ghtl): "four hundred ,rnJ
ten. There mic.ht be a fe,\ more
coming in. ma) bl! not ..
Th" \eJr. a IC\\ of the 1 ... 1.!end
of th1. '\c\\ p Jrl·lv·En .. cn.id; r ~e
eem 10 be le~• C\Cn before the)
get 1nw :i fog bank oli the
CoronaJo).
The Prospccwr,, ~JnJ l.I 5..1n
Fran::t ... co bu'>inc ' a~J
profe:-~ional 1~ pe' "iH'I a
delightiull) \\:upcd 'en .. e d
h~mur, arc not on th.: cntl) h)t.
The'e :ire the &U)) \\ho drc" 101
the race in "hate tie' and t:11h unJ
patent· leather TopsiJers. 1 he
same gu):. "ho once hired a ~trinb
quartet 10 pla~ ~lozart on the dcd,
of their bo:it during the tnp ou1 to
the starting line n lie cellist
became dreadful!, .:a .. 1.:k. but he
pla) cd on v:i!i:in: i) )
T hc-.e ..1rc ..1bv the 'Jmc c.u\s
"ho crcJtcJ =1 '~.:igoing 'tra'ffit"
j3m in the m dJlc ol 1he nif:ht by
howinl! an X·rated mO\IC on their m3in.,3~1.
Al o amon~ the ms,sanc. i Jack
Ba11l1e and hi~ Ill\ ch. I ~-n1c1cr ~jcht ~h!\\!>bO). fack hJ pruh.1bl)
bern an more En,l!n 1Ja races 1h.1n
Un)bod) !.t11l upra~ht , and h:i'
deCan1td) \\Oil rnon: 1roph1c,,
Ocnn1:. Conn.:r. the Amcnc.i·,
Cup gu). \\.ill be back tf')'ing 10
beat hi~ own record of nine hour)
and !.1.)me ch.:in~c in Star., und
Stripe!>, a hu2e. tn-.ked·out
catam:.ir.in Ra1hcr Jppropn:llcl).
the thing tool hlc two long
coCl1ns zooming across the v.atcr.
At the other end of the
pcctrum I) Dave Price. :i
profe 'or at OCC, who v.ill be
tl)ing three gold pennants Jnd one
blue. indicJting 31 )Ca~ of
~kippering in the race. Da'e will
Jd1nitely not !.ail a fast as ·
Denni) After all. Tre GorJo, the
30-foot loop Da"c :and Reg •
Ha.,b.ich O\\ n, •~ :ii most .h old as
they are.
h' ~ 1960) model ('31 2·30, built
in C\.1<;13 Mc :a :and \I.Orth ma)lx
S 12.000 on the opc!n m;irktt. llut
he' \\Oil twphic in 15 Out Of 16
rtice , induJin& '"o firm in c;la<u,
• plus the real bi&gie. fil'\t o'crnll on
• h:indicap time.
l h:u•s wh:it maJ.;es the En cn:uJ:I
ru e grnt. Some u in an old
boat can enjoy :I\ "intl.'&e Dordc:iu~
Y..1th their gourme t dinner, then
sail lake hell all niaht and beat the
bcjabbcrs out or rich IU)" With the:
m1llion·doll1r 70-footcn.
That's the American way. 1 n'l
"~ l"tTd Af•ffl•'• tolu .. ru•• nff1
Tlrursd.,-••d •turd•Y·
A 10 Thursday, April 21, 1994
COMMISSION
fr•• •• .. Al
Philip Boston and consultant
Bob Dakot3 said their guests
will travel 10 Ne"'port by plane
and by bu -not by car.
To address noise and drug
abuse worries, Dakota said in·
temational travelers from Eu-
rope, Asia and Australi3 -
their primary markets -are
educated, well-behaved people,
not party animals. They said
curre"s of 10:30 p.m. "'eekdays
and midnight weekends would
be enforced.
The .developers said the 50-
bed, 4,200-square-foot hostel
would pump thousands of dol-
lars annually into city coffers
because guests would pay the
city's 100:0 transien t occupancy
tax.
Several rcsidc.nts and busi-
nesses ha\C called the Dail,r
Pilot's Readers Hotline about
the hostel, mostly in support of
the idea.
Those who are against it say
50 beth 1s too many for the
proposed building, which for-
merly was used for of~~e space.
Nearby business owners have
expressed parking concerns and
ha\'c said the) don't want the
hoi.tcl to be a party house.
Abo tonigh t, the commission
"ill decide \\ hether to force
UJcchus to close its doors.
Police Chief Dob McDonell
h:.is told the commission and
Cit) Council tha t he believes
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Bacchus should be )hut dO\\n,
He aid &he di)turbance at
the club la)t month, "hen riot·
ers temporarily frc:ed a priM>ner
from a police car, culminated
nine months of problems \\hich
have put a train on Police De-
partment resource .
Nearby homeowners also are
in fa.,.or of clo ing down the
club.
In a letter to C11y Council-
woman Jan Debay, Park Lido
Association President Pat She-
han asked the city to close 83C·
chus' doors as soon as possible.
"If there are riots occurring
now, what \\ill it be like when '
the tourist hit over Memorial
Day. Fourth of July and Labor
Day?" she asked.
Bacchus partner Rob Mitch-
ell said the nightclub's manage·
ment team has been signiri·
cantly restructured i.ince the in·
cidenl. I le said the club hasn't
had any more serious problems.
Mitchell said he wants to
create more of a ''dinner the-
ater" atmosphere in at leallt
part or the building.
Addil1on:il security guards
have been hired and employees
are being trained on how to
spot alcohol and ~ubstance
abusers, he said.
Uoth Bacchus and Inter-
national Dackpackers Inn can
appeal the commis:,ion's deci·
sions to the City Council.
The · Planning Commission
meeting begins at 7:30 p.m. at
DOCTOR
fr ...... A1
his victim.
Sources close to the case say
White has moved back to Newport
Beach, where he once owned a
$850,000 Corona del Mar home
and operated a lucrative psychiat·
ric practice.
White has since sold his house,
nnd the California Medical Board
revoked his license in June, 1991.
Medical board manager Linda
Mccready said White will be eli-
gible to petition for restoration or
his license this June, "but I sus-
pect it would be highly unlikely it
would be renewed any time in the
near future considering his case."
White pleaded guilty to two
counts of performing oral copula·
tion on an unconscious person.
The victim was 29-year-old John
Dew, who White briefly adopted
11fter befriending. Dew was intro-
duced to White as a patient. But
within a short period of time, he
testified, the two became friends,
and White began supplying him
with painkillers which he evenlu·
ally became addicteJ to.
Dew went to police in March,
1990, after finding photos or him-
self, naked and unconscious, along
with gay video tapes and addictive
prescription drugs in a red tool
box in White's Catamaran Drive
home.
Dew took the evidence to po-
lice, who, armed with search war·
rants, found simil3r red tool boxes
with identical contents, albeit dif·
ferent subject , in White's ot~er
homes in Mammoth L:lkes and
Palm Desert.
At the time, White was part-
owner• and consulting psychiatrist
at Camp O'Neal, a M3mmoth
Lakes camp ror wayward boys.
Whi te's arrest came several weeks
after three camp youngsters and
two counselors fell through a fro·
zen lake and died.
Earlier that same year, White
had denied accusations by the
State Department of Social Ser-
vices that Camp O'Neal tranquil-
ized youngsters against their will.
The camp was eventually closed
down on allegations of sexual mis-
conduct, improper medicating of
youths and lack of supervision,
none of which were connected to
White's case, state officials said.
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recreational and educational
opportunities lo help blind men and
women overcome isolation and other
problems related to loss of si&hr.
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the Creative Ans crafts portion of
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to teach Braille. Volunteers will be
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friendly people to volunteer at the
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and to perform clerical duties. For
information, call Susan Westhcimer,
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cleaning and straightening up, and
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c:ill managing director Patty
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Costa Mesa
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The O>Sta Mesa Historicnl Society
collects information, photos and
artifacts relating to the history of
Costa Mesa and the llnrbor area. It
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from 10 3.m.·3 p.m. and by
appointment. Volunteers ore needed
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to upd:11e the current books and to
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needs include people with t)'ping
and filing skills and people wuh
ne:11 handMiting to \\Ork with the
photo collection. For inform3tion,
call Charles Beecher :11 548· 7229 or
Mary Ellen Goddord at 856·7193.
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The Costa Mesa Literacy Group
run by Margerie Fuller and Ruth
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people become literate or teach
English as n second language. A
tutor training session \\ill be
launched Jon. 12 on Tuesday and
Thursday evenings from 7.9 p.m. at
the First United Methodist Church,
420 W. 19th St.. Co~ta Mesa. The
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The Friends of the Costa Mesa
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library. needs volunteers to run
book sales and staff the book room
at the library for selling of used
books and purchasing of new ones.
The library in general can use
volunteers with clerical skills and
those with a willingness or the:
knowledge to help run children's
crnft programs. Drivers arc needed
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day's sleep Saturday."
lt take m~t sailors between 24 ·and 30 llours to make the
125-mile trip to Ensenada, where taverns stocked -with Tccatc,
Corona and lots of tequila await navigators cager to s~ap sea
stories.
Dave Price, an Orange Coast College engineering professor ~ho
has sailed in the race the past 31 years, said most or the boaters
share a common philosophy about the race: "Sail ha rd, do \\el.I
and have f 1.1n."
Price's boat, "Tres Gordo," has wort 15 trophies during the p~1~t
16 years. He credits his sailing partner, Reg Hal>bach, for the
victories.
Price said although the race has a reputation for being ro\\dy,
sailors are beginning to take it more seriously.
"It 's not just a tequila run," he said. '·More ;;ind more people
are just drinking less and less "'hile they're sailing. It's dangerou~.
People can get inju red :ind they can die."
For landlubbers, the Newport-Enscnada Sailboat Race drc~scs
up harbor and ocean views.
The best places to \\atch the 47th annual regatta -Y.h ich
begins at noon -include Wedge Deach at the end of the
peninsula, the harbor Jetties and the bluffs·O\'er Corona del M:.ir
beaches.
The race is sponsored by the Newport Ocean Sailing
Association. Additional sponsors include Tecat.e beer. Wahoo\
fish tacos. Independence One D:ink, the Bahai Corinthian Yacht
Club, Daily Pilot, Hyatt Ne\\poner, Electra Ch:mers and \\e~t
Marine.
The Girls Scouts of Orange
County will train all adult
volunteers. Volunteers nre needed
for troop leaders. There arc also
special commiuees to plan events
for the girls and adults. Committees
could ent:iil extensive time over
three or four months, or 3-4 hours a
month ove r a full year for ongoing
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Independence One Bank, the Daily Pilot and
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SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, 642-4330, ext. 387
Here's a sure winner ·in the Ensenada Race -Outpatient
~ Duncan Milne's entry lines up for
this year's .start at noon on Friday.
T here is little unusual about Duncan
Milne's preparation for this weekend's
Ensenada Race.
most J)opular race in the
world with hundreds of
entries, but even in a
race this big, Duncan and
his crew will stand out.
you see, Duncan is
paralyzed from the waist
down, and his crew
consists of two amputees,
'We have to work a lot harder·
doing the basic things that most
crews take for granted .'
-DCAN MINE, salor
Access to Sailing uses
sniling ns rchabilit:llive
lherapy. In a typical year,
Duncan takes over 600
people sailing, mostly
non-sailors who are
rehabilitating from m:ijor
injuries. Duncnn puts an '
unbelievable' amount of
winches, and Bob Case and Chris Fitzgerald on
the foredeck, ench of\\ horn has his \\Ork cut
out. A!> Duncan puts it, "\Ve don't have any
roller furling gear, so we "ill h:J\C to take our
time making sail change!>. We have to work u lot .
harder doing the b:isic thing!) that mo!>t crews
1al-.e for granted.
Jlllll ....... His classic Cal 2-29 Outpatient is in good
shape, and he's been sailing actively over the
last year out of Long Beacti harbor. .
Because this is Duncan's first Ensenada Race,
he has put together a crew of five, and they've
been out for several days of practice to be sure
they arc ready.
and two who, like
Duncan himself,. are partially paralyze9 from
spinal cord in}uries. No member of Outpatient's
Ensenada crew has full mobility.
his time and eff~rt into
the A ccess program, which has grown into the
largest such program in the U.S.
"We've rigged e,\tra lines mer the boat to
help pull oursehe!> around, and obviou~ly we
have huge 'safety concerns. We!.t Marine has
been great, donoting a new GPS and other gen r,
and Newport sailor Chuck Brewer don:ueq a
new mainsail w·e'IJ be W>ing in the race."
The Ensenada Race is billed as one of the
Duncan put together his crew from graduates
of his Access to Sailing program in Long Beach.
This is the firsr time Duncan has skippered a
boat in the Ensenada Race. Outpatient's crew
also includes Reggie and Lance Toguchi on
Keep an eye out for Duncan and his crew this
weekend. When Outpatient reaches the starting
SH BOATING/P•t• ,82
CttklSTOl'tlU. MSAf, DAILY PILOT
Newport Harbor baseball coach t<lrk Bates and his Sailors are on the unhappy end of an. 0·7 Sea View League record.
There's no joy in Sailor-ville
• Newport Harbor takes (i
over sole possession of .
Sea View League cellar.
By D£NNIS BROSTEllHOUS, SrolTs W1mn
NEWPORT BEACH -Two teams
battling to escape the Sea View League
bnseball cellnr met at Newport Harbor
High on Wednesday, and it came down
to Unive rsity making the most of its few
opportuni,ies 'o secure a 4-1 victory.
Newport pitcher Joe Urban pitched
well for the most pnrt, but was victim-
ized by his own wildness in the fourth
inning and his own critical throwing
error in the fifth.
Meanwhile, th e Sailors' offense was
dormant for much of the afternoon, and
even a long home run by Mike Freeman
could not inspire the Newport attack to
any kind of significant rally.
"Joe pitched well, but we couldn't
generate any sort of offense," said Nc~v
port Coach Kirk Dates, who credited
University left-handed pitcher Tim
fflackburn for much of the Sailors' futil-
ity at the plate.
"(Blackburn) kept the ball down and
kept our guys off-balance," said Bates.
Dlackburn struck out seven without
walking a batter, and he benefited from
a plate umpire willing to call the low
strike.
The game remained scoreless for the
first three innings before Uni's Doug
Corrigan led off the fourth with a bloop
single to center. At this point, Urban
lost the strike zone, walking the next
three hitters to force over a run.
Blackburn ·helped his own cause with
a sacrifice fly to center before Urban
fanned the las t baller lo end the inning.
The Trojans, who had scored their
first two runs on just one bloop hit,
managed two more in the fifth with no
hits. Justin Dunning led off with a wnl k
. and stole second.
Rudy Gonzales, the No. 9 hiller in
the lineup, then attempted to sacrifice,
See SAR.OR-VILLl /P•9e 83
Sea Kings let a· big
. one (Irvine> off hook
~ Wastect opportunites fr,.
haunt Corona del Mar ~.._;;
in Sea View defeat. · ·
BY BARRY FAULKNER., Srolln \\'11.11r1t
CORONA DEL MAR -Corona dcl
Mar High baseball coach Mntt Lundin i!>
tired of looki ng for silver lining), us his
Sen Kings continue to cloud their O\\ n
CIF playoff fut"!.re with disappoin1ing IOS!>.,
es.
"We're good, but not good enough,"
said a frustrated Lundin, after visiting Ir-
vine rallied from a 2-0 deficit to earn a 4-
2 triumph in eight innings Wednesday.
"Our whole problem is failing to cupi-
talize on way too many (scoring) !)itua-
tions," said Lundin, who watched his team
squander a bases-loaded, one-out op-
portunity in the second with some ill-
advised bnse running.
"We must lead · the nation in guys left
on base," Lundin snid. "We've loaded the
bnses about 20 times this yen r :ind failed
to score a run. We hit into double plays,
or make stupid base running mistakes. h's
pathetic, absolutely pathetic."
· CdM ( 14-4 overall, 4-3 in the Sea View
League) appenred lo 'have Irvine ace
~
•
DAILY PILOT SCORlBOARO
111.JNS HITS ERJIOllS
IRVINE a u. m
CORONA DEL MAR 0 0 0 .
Tomm) Louie on the rope!> in the second,
\\hen Ke\ in Stu:m and Chad John!>on
each doubled to open the frame, and An-
drew Stellar singled to put runner!) at fir~t
and third. After a strikeout, John~on
scored on a safety squeeze bunt by Dan
Macf\tillan, :ind a walk loaded the bases.
But Jeff Dowman's high chopper w:is.
fielded by second baseman Joey O'Toole,
who C-OO\eniently tagged the· Sea King
running to second, then reluyed to frr!)t
for an inning-ending double pl::iy.
The two runs turned out to be all CdM
could muster off Louie, who went the dis-
tance, striking out eight to improve to .t-2.
Loui~ no-hit the Sen Kings at CdM last
spring.
"You know you're not going to get
mnny chances against a guy like Louie,"
said Lundin, an Irvine a~sistant coach the
pas't three ye::irs. ··so you better c::ipitalize
See CDM/Poge 8 3
One more bow, Heather
~ Costa Mesa standout is one of South All-Stars '
hig hlights in girls basketball game Saturday at OCC.
H eather Robinson wns nmong a pack of well-wisher!> \\ho
surrounded then-Costa Mesa High senior Olivia DiCamilli,
nfter she'd earned MVP honors in last April\ Or::inge
County All-Star Girls Basketbnll Gnme at Ornnge Coast College.
There's a similar gathering of Robinson supporters ready to
celebrate the performance of this )Car's Costa Mesa
representati,•e, Saturday at 4 p.m. at OCC. Dul the Dai ly Pilot
Newport-Mesa District and Pacific Coast League Pl::i)er of the
Year isn't preparing any post-game acceptance speeches.
"I don't have anything to prove to an)onc," Robin~on s:iid. "I
don't care what people think about me, :is far as being a good
player. I'm beyond caring at this point. I have my (Divi~ion l}
See FAULKNER/Page S4
Prep
sports
Laguna _Beach rises up
. to swat Estancia away
from ranks of unbeaten
DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
~ Artists belt Eagles
with three and out ~
. Pacific Coast League ' _.
volleyball victory.
BY RlCH.AJU> DUNN, SPoa.n Wann
COSTA MESA -The ghost
story continued.
No matter how good Estancia
High's boys volleyball team is, it
wiJI proceed in an uphill battle in
the Pacific Coast League against
perennial power Laguna Beach, as
long as volleyball remains-the chief
sport on campus, and takes a sec-
ondary stance at Estancia.
In a PCL showdown on Wednes-
day, with both Estancia (9-1 over-
all, 4-1 in PCL) and Laguna Beach
(8-0, 5-0) entering undefeated, it
wnsn't exactly a five-game cliff-
hanger that came down to the wire.
Instead, the Artists romped In
three games, 15-6, 15-10, 15-3, 'o
send a message to host Estancfa:
You 're still• long way off. ·
"We're working against the ghost
or Laguna Beach," Estancia' Coach
Dave Castle said. 0 Evcn when we
had players, like Matt Fuerbringer,
we were unable to support them.
Their guys -that's the sport they
look for. Herc, volleyball's OK, but
l
they really want to play other
sports.
"I've got about two players who
really want to play just volleyball. I
think :it Laguna Beach, you'll see
one or two guys in other sports.
Volleyball's their pricl:ity, and they
use it to improve : , other" sports.
It's not like that ':ere; it's the other
way around."
The Artists, ranked No. 2 in the
Orang,. vounly coaches' poll, re-
ceiveu balanced play at the net
from outside hitter Dan Styles ( 17
kills), outside hitter Beau Bianchi
{11), middle blocker Siilard Kovacs
(10 kills, five blocks) :md Trevor
Whalley (eight kills, two blocks).
Estancia, which·has beaten Cap-
istr:mo Valley, Santa Margarita, La
Quinta and Ocean View in non-
league matches this year, had 14
kills from Dave White, and seven
each from Phil Shinners and Mike
Truong.
But when the Eagles held a 10-7
lead in the second game, then
watched la.iuna Beach come back
and score eight unanswered points
for the victory, the truth to the dif-
ferences in the programs rose to
the surface.
"It comes down o one thing:
Their passing abilir is superior to
... YOU.IYULl.!Pe·.• ai Newport'• Eric Vallety, Oalty Pilot High School Athlete of the WHk.
Double-edged sword
~ Eric Vallely gives Sailors' volleyball foes
unusual dil emma ... thanks to his versatility.
Bv BAJUt.Y FAULKNER, SroaTS \\'a.nu
N ewpon Harbor High bO)!) voile) b;i1I coach Dan Glenn sympn-
thizes with opposing couches, "ho nlU!>t figure out how the Sail-
ors :ire going to utilize senior stundout Eric Vallely. •
A talented setter, who possesses dangerous hilling !>kills, Vallely gives
Glenn a double-edged weapon at. the net. He also create~ a constan1
strategy dilemma. •
"\V..e're very hard to prepare for, because you never know if we're
going to use Eric as a hitter; or as the seller in a 5-1," Glenn said.
"Shoot, I don't even 'know how I'm going to U!>C him myself; heading
into a match. A lot of times, 1 just sec how thing go, before J decide
where Eric will help us most."
~herever he's employed, the 6-foot-1 standout helps Newport's quest
for the Sea View League championship, which looks fairly solid after de-
feating Irvine, Corona del Mar and Unive~ity within the last nine days:
Now 9«0 in Sea View League pl ay, the Sailors ha-.c also won 10
straight, rebounding from an 0·2 start. Not coincidentally, the ~o open-
ing-season lo!>ses came while Vallely rcco~crcd from some m~tcrious
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82 Thursday, April 21, 1994 Newport Beach/Cotta Mesa Daily Pilot
HleH SCHOOL HYI AllD e1RL1 IWIMMllle
McFarland's Sterling enorts pace surging Sea Kings
ll •
..,. Corona del Mar romps, but everyone
knows what's on the horizon: It's CdM,
Newport Harbor, coming Wednesday.
individual medley in 2:26.03; Ryan Kelly in the 100
back (1;11.97); Ryan Dandy in the 100 free (54.41):
Bernard Perone in the 500 free (5:28.97) and James
Comron in the 100 breast (1:14.85).
How easy wl!S it? Comfort finished third in the
500 free ... doing the butterfly. Adam McFarland, a member or the Corona del
Mar High boys swimming team, had quite a day
Wednesday.
First, McFarland was voted as senior class presi·
dent for next year. Then he went out and won two
individual events and participated on
• Trabuco Hills 124, Estancla 44: The Eagles
were no match in a PCL meet as Adam Bollenbach
accounted for the Eagles' lone first-place finish,
with a 1 :05.8 effort in the breaststroke.
the winning medley relay team as the
Sea Kings downed Tustin in a Sea
View League meet, 116-54.
Mcfarland was an easy winner, by
rf19re than six seconds, in the 200 in·
Lli\ idual medley. He also "'on casing
up in the breaststroke in 1:08.80 ..
His efforts were far from the only
1op performances from the Sea
Kings. Matt Hedley dropped five
seconds 'off his previous best time to
take second behind McFarl:ind in
the IM, and also was second in the
backstroke.
'We·re feeling pretty
positive right now, ·
but now we really
have to ·focus on ·
Newport. Both
schools get up for
this meet. We 'll be up
for it and we know
Newport will be up
for it. 1
Murray Brown had personal
bests in the IM (2:33.0) and breast-
' stroke (1:13.3), while Rick Plascen-
cia also pr'd in the breast (1:09.3)
~nd backstroke (1:09.6).
Estancia, 2-2 in league meets,
swims at Valencia Friday.
•Woodbridge 109, Newport Harbor
60: Newport Harbor junior Andy
Snellgrove won the 50-yard f rec-
style in 23.0, while sophomore Ru·
dolpho Tinagcro won the 100 but-
terfly (56.02) and was second in the
500 free (5:01.67), in the Sailors'
Sea View League loss. ·
Jn girls competition:
• Corona del Mar 98, Tustin 64:
"I thought Will Schultz had a fine
500 free," noted CdM boys coach
Mike Starkweather. "He's been bat-
tling shoulder problems, but today
he had his best time bf the season
(winning in 5:04.04).
Doug Volding's unit took care of
-r.9CE ITAIUCWEATHER business with 1he victory at Tustin.
CdM swim coach Normally a backstrokcr, Laura
"And Adrian Strelzow's 50 free
was beautiful today."
CdM now prepares for the showdown next
Wednesday :igainsl Newport Harbor. The Sea Kings
bring a 5-0· I Sea View mark into the confrontation.
"We're feeling pretty positive right now, but now
we really have to focus on Newport," said Stark-
y,eather. "Both schools get up for this meet. We'll
be up for it and we know Newport will be up for it."
In other boys meets:
• Costa Mesa 140, Century 40: The Mustangs
bree.ted in Pacific Coast League fare against visiting
Century, winning all but one race despite moving
personnel 10 various combinations.
Among the individual winners were Dan Buckley
in the 200 free in I :57.42; Justin Taylor in the 200
BOYi
CO STA MUA 14e, CllfTUPIY 4e
200 medley rd.iy-1. Costa Mesa (Knof, ropov, <:oMfert.
Cn1yeli), 2:o94.ll; 200 free-1. luddey (CM), 1:57.4J; 2. ..,._
(CM>. 2:13.56; 3. Kelly (CM), 2:21.80; 200IM -1. T.,.. (CM), •
2:26.0l; l. ,_(CM), 2:2,,77; 3. McOuW (CM), 2:31.11; SO
free-1. hddq-(CM), 24.57; 2. Cnyeti (CM), 2A.62; 3. »cGiHh
(unO, 25.44; 100 f'ly-1. Barajas (Cent), 1:13.13; 2. "-"'(CM),
l :U.12; 3. Popov (CM), 1:1LOi; 100 ff'M-1. o-dy (CM), 54.41;
l. ICimof (CM), 56.78; 3. HytPI (CM), 1 :GO.GI; JOO ffM ....,.-1.
Costa M"' tludiry, T'Yb, Hytlon. ~. 1:41.65; Sii
free-1 . ,_(CM), 5:28.97; 2. Dandy (CM), •:09..lJ; l .
Comfort (CM), 6:16.17 (fly ltrolle); 100 badl-1. l(.ely (CM),
1:11.97; 2. McDaniel (cM), 1:13.471 ), Qfjlhe cc.o, 1:14-06;
100 brust-1. Comfort ICM), 1:14.-S; 2. ....... ((MIO, 1:1U1;
3. T~ (CM), 1:16.78; 400 free rd.ly-1. Co.ti Mes9 (Cnrtl.
ICimof, Diindy, ComfOl1), 4:0S.Ol.
••au ./ COSTA MUA 9 7, CINTUllY 47
200 medley rd.iy-1. Costa Mes9 (lwMI, Howw, f , enp..,
Smith), l:Ol.06; 200 free-1~ (CM), 2:28.37; 2. ...
(Cfl'I(), l:Sa.O; 3. Sairod !Cent 3:26.19; 2DlllM-1. '-4 (CM),
2:4J.82; l. Mc:<;lodlin (Cent), :04.86; l. ftO tWrl; JO fne-1. l.
Christens'" (CM), 26.28;. 2. Crogan (CM), 27.8; J . s.ltlt (CM),
31.90; 1.00 fly-1. L Christen (CM), 1:1'.i'I; 2. E. C,.... ICM)s~41.S3; 3. no third; 1 --1. L 0..U.RMll {CM),
1 :07. ; 2. Smith (Cm), 1 :09.~; ). ~ (C-0. 1 :lS.56; 200
f'" y-1. Com Mn1 (IC.. °'°San, L Clwi...._ lullCI, E.
Chris nsen), 1:49.34; 500 free-1. ~ Glopll (CM), 6:lJ.O: 2.
H0WM (CM), 6:33.72; 3. no tJWdJ 100 bM:fr-1. E. Cllri.-Mell
(CM), 1:10.72; 2. lund (CM), 1:12.0; 3. Mc.aodiilt (Centi, 1:.la.72
100 b~an-1. E. CroKan (CM), 1:39.75; 2. lojl• (c:.t), 1:51.97;
J. Cank (Cent), 2:02.87; 400 free reiay-1. COIU Mesa (IL
Crogan. l. OlristMMll, Snli4h, E Olmt81Hft), 4:32.27.
Weeshoff tried the butterfly for the
first time and the result was a solid
second-place finish. Meanwhile, the squad's lone se-
nior, Jennifer Murdy, was third in the same event.
Nellie Alshuler captured the individual medley,
and Amy Norton, swimming the 500 free for the
first time, did well, finishing second behind team-
mate Leslie Hamilton.
CdM imprO¥ed to 4-1·1 in league meets.
• Woodbridge 89, Newport Harbor 81: Carey
Read qualified for CJF with a runner-up finish in
1he brCflStStroke as the Sailors dropped to 3-3 in
Sea View meets at Heritage Park.
Read was second in 1:13.01 behind teammate
Rachel Arrow, who won the event in 1:12.52.
In the 100 free, Newport's Maile Ellis had a per-
sonal best 1 :00.08, good for fourth place.
.,.
nu•co NILU 1M, aTAMCIA ..
200 ~ relay-1. Trabuc.-o Hlllt, 1:4U ---1. Millet (Tlf), 1 :57.4; 2. c. lolet.bach (l), 1 :•7; J; ,......
~), i,.116.9. 200 IM-1. VM Nolt (TH), 2aJ; 2. J. Mill
(Tlf), 2:22.3; 3. Schenz~ (TH), 2:21.1. so --•• c. ..... (Tlf), 22.6; 2. A.. lollenlNch (£), 22.I; 3 . ..., ~ DA 1•
fty-1. V.. Nast (TH), 55.2; 2. H., (Tlf), R.lf J. ........
(Tlf), 1:04.0. 100 frft -1. c. M.md (Tlf), 51.t; J. WW...
(Tlf), 51.0; 3. W (Tlf), 54.1. 500 free-1. Md#Mf (TH),
5!26.1; 2. f...lliner (TH), 5:5t.J; 3. Wript (TH), 6:04.3. 200
free ttlay-1. TrollMicD Hlh, h43.0. 100 bld-1. Haey (TH),
5'.6; 2. jesa4lp (£), 1:06..2; 3. lray {TH), 1:0&.0. 100
INutit-1. A. lolah.ch (E), 1:05.1; 2. •· M.md (Tlf), 1:07.3;
3. HM (Tff), 1:07.6. 400 ,,. ttt.y-1. Trahuco Hill, 3:31.6. ....
TllAm9CO •ILU 11~, llTAllGA ••
200 IM6y relay-1. Trllbuco Hilk, 2:06.3. 200 frft-1. ..
..._. Cl), :hJJ.3; 2. WHdal1 (TH), 2!27.4; 3. Midis {TH),
2:29.9. • IM-1. htMd CTH), 2:16.5; 2. Hieb (TH), 2:36.8;
3. Umdii (I), 2:31.1 . .SO free-1. Haynwi (TH), 28.J; 2. leMly
(£), 21.4; 3. Aoreftce (TH), 28.6. 100 fly-1. Mc:Cllf (TH),
1:11.6; 2. Umdii (E), 1:13.0; 3. Faua.teht (f), 1:J0.3. 100
frff-1. Haymu (Tlf), 1:04.1; 2. leftndt (f), 1:CMA; 3. lcnn
(TH), 1:05.S. 500 free-1. Antonio (TH), 6:36.S; 2. lally (t),
6:38.1; 3. ltee (TH), 6:46.1. 200 free rmy-1. Traa.c. Hila,
1:.53.7. 100 Mdi-1. Knill (TH), 1:15.0; 2. Willi-.~.
1:15.9; 3. wen.((), 1:17.0.100 brust-1. ltu'-41 (Tlf),
1:09.2; l. CMbel (TH), 1:23.6; 3. Westfall {TH), 1:2'.l. 400
frff may-1. Trabuco Hll , 4:24.4.
BOATING
From Page 81
Sterling (aus). Fritz DawM>n
(Cross Fire), Mary Swett
(Calamity Jane Ill), Jay Lindeman
BOATING RESULTS
NIWPORT HARBOR YACHT CLUB
Ahm;inson/Skylark Rcgatt;i line around noontime on Friday,
'>he will already be the biggest
\\inner of thi s year's Emenada
ll.1n:.
0
Wednesday nigh t the Newport
I I.arbor Nautical Museum hosted a
rJrty honoring 20-plus year
l n~cnada Race ve terans. Guests
"ere treated to Ensenada vets
rc.:coun11ng stories like the
infamuu~ 1963 finish line pile-up,
or Ncw.'>boy~ ·,., 1975 rescue of a
m.an :.ind woman whose boat sank
ot f San Diego.
l::n en4tda Race tradition
d1c1ate!. 1hat competitors display a
blue burgcc off the nag halyard
from each yea r they've raced. Due
lu the number of boats needing a
do.ten or more pennants, the
l:.n~enada Rate Committee s1arted
offering gold burgee's to
competitors after IO years'
participation. You can identify
long-time Ensenada veterans by
the numerous blue and/or gold
pennants hanging off their flag
halyard .
The only four-time gold pennant
winner, with over 40 years'
participation, is Dalboa Yacht
Club's Jack Baillie (Newsboy),
with 43 years in the Enscnada
RJce.
fhirty·ycar skippers arc: John
·(Raider) Milan Colich (Magnum),
Graham Gibbons (Sunda JI),
Allen Puckett (Amazing Grace).
Hugo Carver (Nirvana), and Lou
Comys (Ashante).
Twenty-year veterans are:
Wayne Terry, Nancy Hutchinson,
Micheal Farrah, Gil Knudson, Bill
Stein, David McMillin, Jim Emmi,
Jim Gruenwald, Vincent Howard,
Bill Corbell, Carl Eichenlaub,
John Szalay, Joe Degenhardt, Jim
Kerrigan, Ron Woods, Dennis
Pennell, Ed Quesada, Amy and
Ed Wheelock, William Seleznof,
Dick Pennington, Bob Rosen,
Stephan Jost, Cal Sumrall, Jake
Miller, Fred Frye, Mike Benedicl,
Mary Compton, Dud Desenberg,
Bob Sodaro, Scott Atwood, Bill
Allen, Tom Schock, Mike Busch,
the Minney brothers, Richard
Daniels, Bill von K.Jeinsmid, John
Miramar, Gene Trepte, Wes
Stone, Daniel Dehaven and Edgar
Carpenter.
Betty Andrews. who worked
hard compiling this data, pointed
out that there are other long-time
skippers they have not been able
to identify, and she hopes that
they will call the NOSA offices at
435-9553 with the pertinent
information.
John Drayton's boating column
•P~•rs In the DDl/y Piiot c•·cry
1'hursday.
Sailors drop softball duel, 4-0
three hits for Newpon, but i sued
11 walks, while triking out three.
SCHOCK 35-1. Outlier, Dick Schmidt,
ul YC, 10.S; 2. Water Mocusin, Judy
Corsi.I, BYC, 19; 3. Mi5chid, Cuolyn
Hardy, BCYC, 20.75; 4. Buttercup, John
Cazier, BYC, lS.
J·35 -1, Nick Mutin, 9. 75.
FABULOUS 501-1. Pcrsu;uion, Neal
B.uth, NHYC, 7.75; 2. Clp;ingo, run
Mclean, LAYC, 16.75; 3. Aldora, uthy
Dillchya, SVC, 17.SO.
IMS-1. It's OK, Lew Bttry, BYC. 4.25.
BALBOA YACHT CLUB
April One Design Rega~
1. Wild Irish, Beck/Hog;in, NHYC, 11.25;
2. To Shy, Batc/lavclli, NHYC, U .75; 3.
Ambush, Muon/Buckingham, NHYC, 18;
4. Bush~er, K1m McRae, IYC. 21; 5.
Close lncounten, Swigart/Stuart, NHYC,
27; 6. Seduction, Kettenhoffen, BYC,
27.75; 7. Slippery When Wet, Philip
Thompson, NHYC. 37; a. (no nMtC), Bruce
Chandler, BYC, 40; 9. (no Nme), Sharp/
Ch;imbc!rl1in, NHYC, 42; 10. Tiafuana
Brass, Mahaffy/Pearce, NHYC, 4S; 11.
Mambo King, BUI Adams, IYC. ~S; 12. (no
mime), l ilt MJirtlng, BYC, 64; 13.
Crcyho..ind, Jeff lhln, BYC, 66; 14.
Hot-tioMtot, Jack C.nnon, IYC, 72; 15.
Sh.amelcu, C. Ryans, NHYC, 72.
BALBOA YACHT CLU8
King H1rbof-laJboa YC Race
(Top rfnlshers with corrected time)
PURF A-\, Racer X, Dosnbc!rg. KHYC,
3:03.27; 2. Priorities, Cole, KHYC, 3:27.0S;
3. DcOancc, Taylor, BSSA, 3:38.54.
PttRF 8-1. tlot Rum, ustlllon, KliYC,
3:33.34; 2. P•lhnndcr1 Lehm1n, WYC,
3:37.19; J, foggy Notion, Kennedy, WVC,
3:44.42.
PHRF C-1. Faux Pas, Cudish, KHYC,
J:00.!1: 2. R1ln D""", Cash, KllYC,
3:26.57i 3. M04ot C'rty Shali~n, Kolter,
KHYC, 3:33.27.
CltUISINC-1. H11<kster, Lawrence, BYC,
3:4S.02; 2. Summer Pus.age, Ander•on,
BYC, J:56.441 3. Sund1, Gibbons, IYC,
3:59.08.
ORCA-1. Mctl')'m.lc, MuFarl~n,, l'SSA,
5:08.06.
OVHAll-1. flu1t P11, Cudlsh, KttYC,
3:00.31; 2. lt1ect X, Dosnberg. KHYC,
3:03.271 3. R.ain Danct, Cash, KltYC,
3:26.57.
NEWPORT BEACH -It took
J J innings before Univer ity H1&h
broke u scorele Sea View
League softball 1ie aaainst host
Newport Harbor to earn D 4·0 vie·
1ury.
A boscs·loudcd ingJe opened
the corin& and wull. and subse·
quent two.run single provided in·
surance for tbe J rojans, who capi·
tahzcd on Corby Uouchard's three-
h1t pitching. J Jenny ColJla\urc yielded ju~t
Samantha foster ond Stephanie
Gosselin singled to open tfle 12th
tor Ncwpon, but were stranded to
waste the hosts only significllnt
scoring threat. Newport fell to 6-7,
2-5 in league.
UDO llU YACHT CLU8
Sprln1 Dinpy lt..,.et.a
Wllt-1. C..rttt Fotd, UfC. 1WICH£U
11-1. Chld Twkhefl, UYC. UDO 14-1.
Jim )adman, IYC. SAIOT A-1. Ch1tlle
loucather, llYC SABOT 1 -1. Nie Mun&0,
UYC. WOT C·2-1. CtMI ,Inst..,, NHYC;
2. ic.tlc Al~. BfYC. SAIOf C-J-1.
Vintt'ftt Munso, UYC; l. Nol.In ltovuti,
UYC. 'I ,
Corona del Mar's Melanie Pelis captured the 50 free in 26.16 in Wednesday's victory over Tustin.
•Cos io Mesa 97, Century 47: Amy Howse, Col-
leen Lund, Elizabeth Christensen, Leslie Chris·
. tensen, Katie Grogan and Elaine Grogan took turns
at the finish line for Costa Mesa in a lopsided deci-
sion in the winner's pool Wednesday in Pacific
Coast League action.
Howse won the 200 free in 2:28.37; Lund took
the individual medley in 2:43.82; the Christensen
sisters won the 50 free and 100 back (Elizabeth in
26.28, and 1:10.72, respectively) ahd 100 free amd ....
11a1M .. MM114W IWM
_...., ··-·· ~ ~ Mcf.twl, lmalc:ll. ..... ·~ .. --·· .... m. tJSl.3; 1. Cr• (Q, hSJ.M; 1 ..... tQ. 1:Sa.K. -Ml-1. Mcf .. _, (C),
2:11..,, 2......, (Q, 2117.S, s. ..... m. 2:17.77. 50 --1 ........ (C). ~ 2. ........ lQ; D.liJ J. Nm 1•1 CO. D.6J. 1•e,-1. , ... (Q, 111'1.M; 1. "* •1 ((), 1AMs J....,.(Q, 1-..1. ••'--'· t-m, 50.~C'.nlll tQ, 11.n; s. ..._co. 11.11.
500 he-1. (Q, 1 ....... 1,., (T). S:11.J4~ J. w..t to, 5:29.G. 200 ,,_ .--1. aM <C'.nllt. ... c'lclt.
Slrelmw, Tudm), 1:32.11. 100 lNd-1. ~CO, 1:01.73;
2 • ....., <Q, 1:03.11; 1. Mc8'ee m. 1:05.14.100 brust-1.
Mcf ...... (C}, 1:0a.IO; 2. ~ (0, 1 :01.94; J . Foley m, 1 :09.53. 400 free relay-1. CdM (Mal'dlloeiaai, Ward, Hecley, Cinpw), ... --co ............. nm ... .. ~ ....,.-1. C4M ~ 5-ytt, foN, a..ui),
2:04.2. JDI fNe-1. Npyn m, 2:00.0; 2. W..tioff (C), 1: la.44;
J. Cesario (Q, 2:19.'3. 200 IM-t. AWwle (C), 2:36.65; 2. Utt
10. 1:46.31; 3. Cftlery (0, 2:54.0, SO he -1. ,.. 10, 26.16; 2.
...... <O. 27.ll; ), ,_, (Q, 27.1.S. 100 fly-1. ~ (T).
1:G.S7; 1. Wm._,, CQ. 1:10.e; l . Mwdy (Q, 1:11:0. 100
.,__,. Ftiwc.-m. ff.SJ; 2. S..,.r to. 1:01.1; >. ~·
(C), 11GJ.1 500 he-'· .......,.. (Q, 6:06..71; 2. NortoR (C),
6:1S.J; J. a.rJI (C), 6:2$.30. 208"" ...t.y-1. C4M (Hirdt . c--. ....... ~. 1:46.l. 100 lt«li-1 ..... (C), 1:15.l; 2.
C...to (0. t :28.J1; J. Mfors m, l :D.34. 100 lnul-1 ......... co. 1:16.4J; 2.
... ~ (C), 1:20.0 ; 3. ic-.wJ (T), t :l0.61. 400 frtt .
reby-1. Tllltin, 4:15.79. F-S: CdM, 105-JO; JV: CdM. lly forf~.
100 fly (Leslie, in 1:07.69 and 1:16.78, respectively);
and the Grogan sisters also shared honors.
Katie Grogan won the 500 free in 6:32; Elaine
Grogan won the 100 breast in 1:39.75.
• Trabuco Hills 113, Estancia SS: Aileen Bennett
won the 200 free and was runner-up in the 100 free
as the Estancia girls lost at Trnbuco Hills.
Other highlights for the Eagle girls included sea·
.son-best efforts in the 200 medley relay (2: 15.0) and
400 freestyle relay (4:29). ....
•1111111 •1, .. ,1&£1 •• •111• ..
JD0....., ,.,-1. 'WDI ·~ 1:4U7. ---·· .. , ' cw(Wl,1...,...1 ..... (W),•lllM:J.M.
..... -1117& -M-f: ... 0 c.. (W). 1111.M: ~ ,....,_~a. ... eee,2it&A ·--1.
tulsne,.., 2Ult 2. 8 9 9 tr tw), ZMI; J. ••--••11•1 CW>.Jc.a. •lr•1. _.., .... 2. ..... (W).
..,., J. ........ 1:&11. .. t.-1. •1: 9 (W),
JO.ti; 1 • 4Wa, 11 .... 1.1 lj At .... a.ti. SOI
he-1. :t (W), •:.52.26: 2. ~ ~ 5;91~7; l. ,.._. cNH>. :26.a. • ._ ..,_ • ••• ·rs t 1:».11.
100 Mdi-1. a... (W), SU6; 1 Lulllll'r (W). SUI; 3.
ldl (NH). 1:02.17. 1IO ..._.-1. 5. MooN (W), 1:01.31; 2.
Chell ~ 1 :09.o6; s. MMh (Nt), 1 :99.51. 400 ,,_ rellry -'. WooAridp, 3:27.'3. --.. ..................... 1
lOO......., nMy-1. ~. t :sa.11. -'--1.
SllM1t•• (W), 2.-0S.'2; 1 Whlllr (NH), 2. .. 7.97; 3. Wihon
(W), 2:1'-17. 300 IM-1. ,_.... (W), 2:13.14; 2. Am/fl# (NH)1 2: 19.6'; 3, lMldlu (W), 2:15. 74. SO he-1. Schw (NH),
25.4'; 2. ..... (W), 26.41; 3. MdMet (NH), 27.32. 100 lty-1. NaUya-(W), 1:02.00; 2.,...,.,, (Mt), 1:03.03; 3.
X......nu11 (W), 1 :GS.JI. IOI --1. U. ••trw (W),
55.41; 1. Sdtutz (NH), 56.61; 3 . .._. (W), 5a.1' .. 500 frff-I.
~ (W), 5:34..10; 2. Wldpr (NH), 5:44.09; 3. ~
(W), 5:4&.06. 200 ,,. nMy-1. WoollNWp, 1:46.51 . 100
Mcli-1. ~ (W), 1:01.59; 2............, (NH), 1:05.03;
J. ~ (W), 1:09.11. 100 llrelll-1. Am/fl# (NH), 1:12.52; 2.
lad (NH), 1:U .01; J. ~ (W), 1:13.0S. 400 free
ret.J-1. Newport ....... <Sc:hm. ~.~.Mow),
3:55.9'; fV: WooAlll!lp. 9S-73. FS: Newport. 11J..4o.
Putting it together the Wright way
...,. For many, the 'Wright way' is simply
a matter of making the right adjustment.
R ic Wrigh1, who became addicted to golf 13
years ago, has found a niche in the business.
His customers are typically not the type who
use Pings, spend $300 for a putter, or have designer
towels hooked onto their golr bag.
"I'm your affordable, personal club
maker," said Wright, 56, the owner/operator
of Fairway Golf/club makers in Cos1a Mesa,
which opened for business two weeks ago.
"It's for John Doe, for someone who wants
to have run. The message I try and get
across, is that wha t if you buy a golf club
from somewhere like K-Mart and it doesn't
fit? What are you going to do?
s:iid. "I look 4 Vi grams out of his putter, off the top.
bec:iuse it was too long, and now he doesn't have a
wobble left or a wobble right, because the club
carried itse lf through with it. He's been playing for
two years, and he'd get four, five and six on the
greens.
"You'd be surprised how muny have heavy clubs.
I'm available to make their golf game fun. I make ii
to your length and swing."
Wright believes in the old-fashioned way
or business: Give the customer u li11lc more
than what they've paid, and they'll come
back. If you're looking for Pings, he can get
them; if you want a Dig Dertha, he cun get
that. Dut Wright specializes in generic clubs
"th:it'll do the same job." ·
He's self-taught in club making. Several
years ago, he ordered a club nial-.ing video
for $39 f!om a golf ITJagazine. "Now,"(.
Wright said, "I can put on n golf grip in
seconds. People think it takes forever."
"I shorten shafts and put on grips th:it fit
them to get them through and charge them
as little as I can, because that way they'll
come back and buy some gloves and a towel
ond be ready to play gotr. 1 make customers
happy."
Wright, a Costa Mesa resident since 1959,
used to race top-fuel mo1orcycles. Mo~t of
Club
gotf
Chip ahota ••• Brron Scott'• 11ghlh amiat "CNl!enge
1or Children" weekend Vllft lnckid1 a Pro-Stat Golf Tournament on
Sept 9 II Pelican tUI Golt Club Scon. Ille former laker and now a
mermer 0( the lndlW Pacers, 11<.I hold lu lmJal NBA Pro·Slir
CNlilY 8uu~n Game Auo. 2 at the UC Irvine Brtn Events
his career has been spent restoring exotic imported
cars. Dul now, instead of reconstruc1ing Porsches,
DMWs and Mercedes Benzs, Wright hopes to
improve your gotr game by filting clubs perfectly to
your height and style.
Wright plays golf every morning, le'lting differenl
clubs. "1 played with a kid the other day, and his
shaft was two inches too long, so I told him to come
on down and I'll show you the efrec1 or it," Wright
Center. C1I 661·7117 or 557·5100 lor more lnlonna~on Cosla
Mesa's Amerlcan Youth Soccer Orgariubon (AYSO) wiM bl hOstinQ Its gott
tourrwnt~• Apri 25 11 lhl Costa Mesa Golf and C~ Club (Los Lagos
'OIKse), a best·ball formal SWtlnQ II 11 am An entty let ol $75 Includes oretn
lees, ~. prizes. lunch and hOr1 d'oeu...res. FOf more dflaUs. caa Jim
Ferryman at (714) 850·1220 Costa Mtsa CC's men's club lltld ~ monlhly
IOUINmtnl on ~y Larry LHch and Fred Derken wtre flfSI 111 the
A/8 fllghl, Ben Vl1cerre Incl Miio lapefo 11<ert uconci: ~ Jar
TeHeln• IOd Delftd YH wete l!Wd In Ille CID Fhoht, Gery Berglund
and Al1llur Whllham wert llrst. Fred Tomlln and Ken Heyden 11<tre
second, IOd Jen Jenaen and Gregory OolH 111ere SWd
Richard Dunn ls a Daily l'llot Sports Writer ullo c
club 1011 column nppcars cu•ry Tl1ursdny.
COMMUNITY COLLIOI IOnlAL~
Orange Coast walks away With 8-1 triumph
~ 11 free passes in first
two innings does in foe;
COSTA MESA -Oranae Em·
pire Confercnce·lcadina Oranac
Coa!it College IOOk advanl&&C or
H bases on balls in the first two
innings 10 score s~n run , and
went on for an 8·0 victory over vi •
iting Irvine Volley on Wedne day.
Co:i~t·~ Ocni!tc Gallego pitched
o complc1e gome und improved to
6-l, ~uttering four hit , walkina
three ond mi.,.in.i out four.
The Pirotes' only hit was a one·
out sinalc by rroccy Colombo in
the third inning. But they 1ent 12
battca to 1hc plate 4urina a six·
run second innina against JVCs
M3ega.n Juggcrt, who wulkeLI eight
in 1he inning an<l 16 in the game.
OCC Improve~ 10 26·11-2 over·
all, 13-3 in the conf ercncc. I VC is
1·29 and 0-16.
OCC I , lllYINI ¥Al.UY I
l~IH v~ ooo ooo o-o 4 4
Otanae c~se Ho 190 •-• 1 1
J"IP" and Soto: Cele ... ~ Cefttufloft', W-~, 6-1 . L-Jutprt. 0..9. ,. _ J"IPf{ (IVC).
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot
VOLLEYBALL ,, ........ ,
ours," Castle said. "They have the winnino
tradition, and players who play year-round~
\"(e have one guy who plays year-round. That
gives them a definite advantage."
uguna Deach, which swept Estancia twice
last year, before finish ing 10-0 in the PCL
(1 7-3 overall) and advancing to the CIF
Southern Section Division I semifinals tore
Estancia's heart out in the second game'.
"If .we win that (second) game, we know w~ wan the match," Laguna Beach Coach
Michael Soylular said. "We came back with a
1 couple of good digs and a couple of good blocks."
Kovacs, a 6-foot-9 transfer from Hungary,
had two scoring blocks in Laguna Beach's
comeback, including one off his face from a
Truong spike that gave the Artists a 14-10
lead. Kovacs fin ished the game with a dev-astating ki ll.
"A li11le recruiting always helps, too," Cas-
tle said. "Herc's a big, 6-9 guy with interna-
tional volleyball O?Cperience, and he walks up-
and says, 'Hey, 1 want to play.' 1 don't know
how they got him. 1 understand he movea
he re to the U.S. to get a college scholarship
in volleyball. So he goes aro und looking at
schools, and Laguna Beach needs him in the
middl e and it has this reputation. So there you go."
It was more than Kovacs, though.
In the first game, whe n Laguna Beach
jumped out to a 5-0 lead, then Estancia
came back to tie it following a Dave Earle
block, it was Whalley, Bianchi and Styles
who led th e charge.
Estancia's fifth unforced error of the game
allowed the Art ists to take a lead of 13-5 on
their way to 10 unanswered points. Whalley
finished it wi th back-to-back scoring kills.
"Ball control is the name of the game,"
Soylular said. "Good serving, good digging,
and \\hocver passes and digs the most will
"in. Eve n on the national level, it's that way,
because evef)body can hit. That's our goal:
We wan t to control the tempo. But th is is
abo the best Estancia team I've seen in the
la~t four )Cars."
•
J Thursday, April 21, 1994 83
The ultimate rating
..._For instance, 'unheralded'
Warmington off to Stanford.
W ith Newport Harbor and ,
Corona de! Mar's state gii'ls
volleyball championship
behind us, the collegiate future of
players from both teams becomes ::m
interesting subject.
The college choice of the ''big"
playe rs like CdM's Kim Coleman
(UCLA). Kri sten CampbeJI (Duke )
and Jennifer Stroffe (UC Santa
Barbara) have been well documented
What about those ·'little" backro"
specialists \\ho basically go unnoticed.
All they have 10 do is to come off the
bench cold to make a serve that has 10
be tough and then make a crucial dig
that is so importa'nt to the ~u~cess of
their teams.
Their skills have to be
performed at :i critical time in
the game before hundreds of
screaming fans. Those '"ho
truly understand the success
of the game realize the
importance of the lillle
backrow specialist.
Both Andrea and Hilleary have
e.>.pe rienced some very excuing athletic
moments in their CdM volle)'ball
careers.
Their decision to compete in college
"111 be the next step in their successful
athletic careers.
I\$! ulw:l)S felt that if a player has
the opponumty to pltly for her college ·
during he r freshman )<:Jr, thJt they
should. It give-. the incoming frci.hmen
:in 1mmed1a1e idcntit)' to their
uni\ c r ... 11» J'> "'ell :.t'i :i rcJd) ·m:.idc
peer group '' hich CJll help the
· fre1ihman .. "ith thing ... 111\c "hich
cl:i-. .. c ... to t:ike, "herl! to hang ;iround
and hov. to be :i part ol the '>Chool.
\v h1le the collegiate future of tht'>
)CJr's '>Cn1ors foll into plJce, one c:in
uni) spe.:ul:itc \\ hJt "ill bt: the future
ol nc\l )CJr's -.eniors \\ith
NC\\port's Mist) ~b), \\hO
"111 be the top recruit in the
nattun, t\1c lissa Schull, Tin:.i
Do" nun and S:.ira Fairborn.
It "ill be \Cf)' interesting
to ~ce "hich team \\ill be
111-.dy to ge t ne.>.t year's
b.ic:kro'' spec1alh1, N C\\ port's
L:iura Osburne.
tt Another CJM Sea King
\\hO \\Ill pb) \'Ollc}ball at
Newport Harbor's captain
and top backrow player, Sara
Warmington, has opted to
allend Stanford in the fall
aft er narrowing her choices to
Duke and Stanford. (How
abo4t those l\\O choices?)
Volleyball
Cal is Rob Alshuler. As an
uul'.1Jc hnter. Rub is helping
Ctl\1 w it~ best .. ea~on since
the 1990 lcJgue
La!.l weekend's trip to the
campus allowed Sara to finalize her
decision.
Sara is a n:itionally ranked (seconJ
in the J8s) ro,,cr "hich, \\hen courlcd
\\ ith her voile) ball success, has
pro' idcd her many fulfilling l11gh
school athletic experiences.
ch.1111p101hhip.
At Cd. Rob '' 111 probabl~ be a
b~1c ~ro" ~pcc1:.ili~t. :rnd b:.i.:kup i.~ucr
CJ! ~dub le 1m recent!\' \\On the
OJI! >nJI cli.Jl d1.1mpion~h-ip. Due tu
E:Jrle, Estancia's setter, added three set-
fake kills and a pair of blocks for the Eaglt:s,
'' hilc middle blocker Kevin Byrne had fou r
kills, two blocks.
Estancia High's Ryan Mcintosh goes up to block in Wednesday's duel.
'Whale she ''ill not opt to plJ} for
Stanford, )OU can bet that she'll bc
"All-Intramural" in the dorm \Ollc)ball
leagues.
the rc,1r1e11on of T11lc IX (gender
cqu1t~ l. cullcg.:' cannot make men\
\Olk_,h.:11 a \;ir-.it) ~pon (there :ire
prc,\:nth 52 O.\i,1011 I men's colkgc
teJllh) JllJ \\1th the JrJsllc ln\.rca">C 111
the populJrit) of men\ pla). the bcl
ul cullq~e dub 1can1' I"> rolling.
The wind was gone out of the Eagles' sails in the third game,
as Laguna Beach pounded them quickly, jumping out to :i 10·0
lc:id, before winning easily.
against Trabuco Hills Wednesday in a Pacific CoJst League
match. but fell. 15-IO, 15-13. 15-8. 1
Corona del Mar's d\ namic bad.ro"
duo of Andrea Susson and HillcJI')
Kchrli will continue their \Ollc)bJll
playing days as they compete for the
Un iversity of California Golden Dc:ir~.
l::\-!>e:1 K 1111.! Cra1~ CJl!Jh.in 1s a
member of the U1m-crsit) of
Colorado\ dub \Ollc\ bJll team.
Colorado \\on l:.lst )e.ar's club
ch:.impion,h1p. Elsewhere in high school volleybal~: Lance Merrifield had 16 kills and seven dil!s 10 lead Mesa,
while Andy ~tcN:illy chipped in 10. kills and HTcu I lo :itldcd 27
assbts. •The host Costa Mesa High volleyball team ball led well
.
COM
,, ......... •1
\\hen you get one."
Coach Bob Flint's Vaqueros
(J0-10, 3-4) could teach the Sea
Kings a thing or two about
maximizing their scoring chanc-
es, as they used two of their
three hits to drive in all their
runs.
A two-base erro r on a
dropped fly ball to th e out fie ld
allowed sophomore Shaun
Wooley to come 10 the plate in
the sixth, and he drilled a 3-2
fastball over the left-center
field wall to tie the game.
After re lieving starter Jeff
Bowma n in the seventh, CdM's
Mall Friend stranded two to
maintain the deadlock, and
IRVINI 4, CORONA DIL MAii 2
Irvine 000 001 02-4 3 0
Cd\1 020 000 00-2 6 J
Louie •nd Sonnenberg; B~m;in,
friend (7) ;ind Sluut. W-louie, 4-2.
L-friend, 1-1. 28-8eu (Cdi\0, Stuut
tCdM), Johnson (Cd."'1). HR-Wooley
(I).
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DIEP SEA FISHING
WIDNUDAY'I fllN COUNTS
Dww.y'1 LMllw -S l>Nta, 611nglere. 209
bonllo, 46 ulico b.iu , 36 sand b.ua, 2
aculpln, 1 ahetphud, 3 rocl.Osh, 1 h.alibut, 2
sol~.
Newpwt .... 111 .. -4 boata, SS l naftts,
10 s.and blu 1 20 u llco bl~~l ! rocl.fish, SI sculpin, 11 o DOl'lilo, 2 shnpncld, 6 blllf
perch. •
Louie fanned two str:iight to
leave the potential game-
win ning run at second in the
last half or the SC\enth.
SAILOR-VILLE: THERE IS NO JOY
from Pege 81
ll'ine's Eric Sobel-. opened
the eighth wi th a \\:ilk, then
stole second. Friend the got a
strikeout and fly.
out, before issuing
but bunted the ball right back
10 l:Jrb:in, who \\ hirled to throw
to third. However, his thrO\\,
"hich ea~ily had
the runner beaten.
an intentiortal "alk
to Louie. But Mike
Walas walked to
load the bases, and
Geoff Noisy greet-
ed CdM's third
pitcher, Kevin Stu·
art , with a li ne sin·
glc that plated the
decid ing runs.
Stell ar had two
hits and a stolen
base, while Bryan
Bear joined Stuart
and Johnson in the
double column for
CdM. Myles Davis
opened the eighth
with a single, but
SEA VIEW STANDINGS
Leetlue O..rell
WLT WLT
Tustlll 6 1 0 14 5 0 s ~6 1 0 11 7 0
CdM 4 3 0 13 5 0
Woodbo<ioe 4 3 0 7 12 0
Saddle back 4 3 0 10 8 1
!Nine 3 .4 0 10 10 0
Umersity 1 6 o 6 13 1
Newport 0 7 0 3 14 0 ..... ....,..1c .....
IMne 4,CdM 2
Univefstty 4. Newport t
Saddleback 7 WOO<lbridge 6 (9)
SarQ Mirganta 7. TuS1ln 5
Frtdaw'a o.m .. (3:t5)
CdM • llmerstty
Newport a1 1Mne
Santa M•g¥1U at WoodbodOe
Saddleback al Tus11n
s:iiled \\Cfl wide of
the third ba eman
and do" n the lelt-
field line.
One run scored
with G o nz:ile!>
ending up :it sec-
ond. He evcntu;iU v
came home folltm~ ' ing a wild pitch
anti sacrifice fly 'ts'y
Corrigan.
Newport, "hich
was the fifth to be left on base
failed to get a run-
ner on b ase
through four in-
ni n gs, broke
through on the first pitch of the
as Louie retired the next three. bottom or the fifth as Freeman
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"He really stroked n," said
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seventh ''hen Urban led off by
hitting n 3-1 pitch for a single.
Ho"ever, the next three ballers
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and Ne" po1 t (3-14) brought
matching 0·6 record!>. into
Wednesday's game.
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scholarship (to Miami), so I just
want to go out, have fun ind play.''
But though she'd just as soon
blend in with her South
1eammates Sa1urd:iy, there's a
growing consensu) that believes
the versatile 5-foot· JO standout
has a good chance to find the
spo11ight.
"She's probably our most solid
player at both ends of 1he floor,"
said San Clemente Coach Mary
Mulligan, who will lead 1he South
an the 18th girls all-star showdown
with the Nor1h. ''She looks really
~,irong, she's very ~ell-coached,
and she is confident about her
~kills. She's much helter than I
though1 she was going to be."
Among those who won't be
surprised if Robinson rises 10 the
top of 1he county's talente'd crop
SERVICE• REPAIR• EXCHANGE
of seniors. ii Colla Meu Coach
Lisa McNamee. McNamu, who
wD~~~by . I RallJll 26-polnt~
14-rcbound performance in 1he
South's record-setting 114-95 win a
year ago, has campaigned hard the
past two scasotu to get Robinson
some "Aell-dcscl"\ed recoenition.
''Lisa 1old me she was goin& 10
be a good all-star player," noled
Mulligan ... Now that I've coached
her. I can see she's incredibly
talented."
Robinson's well-rounded gnme'
makes her available al aJI five
posi1ions S3turday. and Mulligan
aid she plans 10 t:iJcc 3dvan1age or
lhat \ersatility.
"She'll piny some in 1he ~t.
and a1 guard," Mulligan said.
In additiof) to Robinson's
athletic talent, Mulligan claims her
personality has been equally
beneficial to the South cause.
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"She definitely i1n 't 101nCOnC
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have fun, which ii great for an
all-star situation. She keeps
everyone loose."
• Estancia High senior Laura
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anxious to enjoy her final prep
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have the chance to witness his
University of La Verne-bound
standout's swan song. ~
Davis missed all of the Pacific
Coast League and CIF playoff
portion or the Eagles schedule this
season while hauling a slipped disc
in his back. He returned earlier
1his week from Iowa. where he
finished recuperating the past
several weeks from his third back
surgery.
"My firs1 day back to school was
Tuesday, and I'm really happy to
be back on my feet," Davil said.
"Originally, I wasn't 'upposed to
be bade until next week. but when
I found out Laura WU playing in
the all-star pme this weekend. I
made sure I'd be back in time to
see it. Laura ~ one of the neatest
girls l\e ever coached."
Davis said his extensive
reh:abilitation included learning
how to walk again and ack.now·
ledged his recovery was compli-
1:2ted by questions about his heart.
"There was a (heart) problem,
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if I make sure to lake care of
myself," Davis said. "1 just want to
put the last four months behind
me, nnd look forward to gelling
back 10 normal."
• Soulh nll-stnr Genevieve Evarts,
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V•auards
salvage spllt
With UCSD
..,. Howard gets her 13th
shutout victory after SCC's
softball streak snapped at 9.
COSTA ~;i~~ i~ ~i~~~~ .~~,t, ~ game w1nn1ng f~
streak snapped t;f.
in F 5.3 opening ~ · ·~
loss, the South· • •w... •
crn California ' 8 2 0
College women's softball team re·
bounded to defeat visiting UC San
Diego, 8-0, to salvage a non-
conf erencc ~oubleheadcr split.
ln the nightcap, pitcher Beth
Howard recorded her 13th shutout
of the season and lowered her
earned run average to 0.64. At the
plate, Amy .Lewis was 3 for 3 in
the second game, with a single,
double and triple, scored twice
and drove in three runs.
Lewis was 2 for 3 in the opening
loss with two RDl. Shannon
O'Rourke and Carrie Nelson also
had three hits in the twin bill for sec, 39·8 overall.
The Vanguards c:in clinch the
Golden State Athletic Conference
championship if they can win at
least one of two games against
host Cal Baptist in a noon double·
header on Saturday.
uc SAN DllGO s, sec 2
(r irst gJme)
UC SJn Diego 121 010 0-5 9 2
SoC.11 College IOI 001 0-3 G 2
Gil .ind Ru()in; S.i)IOr .lnd Moreno. W-Gil,
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sec •• UC SAN DllGO 0
(Second gJmel
UC Soln Diego 000 000-0 2 2
SoC•I Collr&e 200 OIS-8 13 1
Mounger ind Rubin; Howard and l~is. W-How.lrd, 21·1. l-Moung~r. 8-9.
28-lc.'>\15 ~CC), Vep ISCO. 38-l-•s 1sco. 8.uney isco.
HIGH SCHOOL GOL•
Sarracino paces CdM
Sophomore Billy S:irracino shot a one-over-par 37 to easily post
the best score Wednesday and lead the Corona del Mar High golf
team to a 216-231 Sea View League victory ove r Newport• Harbor.
The match was held on the challenging Big Canyon Country
Club course.
The Sc:i Kings remained in :i tic for the league lead with Santa
Margarita at 8-1 in Sea View matches.
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CORONA DIL MAii 216, NIW•ORT HAllaOa 2~ 1
(at Big Canyon CC, par 36)
1. Sarracino CO, 37; 2. Jacltson (NH), 41; 3. Shapiro (NH), 42; 4. (lie)
Keane (0 ;ind Szolomayer (NH), 43. Others: Bemis (C), 45; Walden CC),
45; Welker (Q, 46; Glugow (0, 46; Collopy (NH), 47; Durand (NH), 58.
Costa Mesa routs Orange
ln a non-league match:
• Costa Mesa 409, Orange 436: Andrew Zanzig and Josh Weeks
shared medalist honors with two-over-par 35s, helping the Mus·
tangs complete a 409-436 non-league victory over Orange at River
View.
The Mustangs evened their overail record at 7~7. The first nine
holes of the match had been played at an earlier date at the Costa
Mesa Los Lagos course.
COSTA MESA •ot, OUNGI .,,
(at River View, par 33)
1. (lie) Zanzig (CM), Weeks (CM), JS; J. (tie) Rich;irds (0), Montoya
(0), 36; S. OeSola (CM), 37. Others from Costa Mesa: Wailers, 38;
Fowler, 44.
VALLELY
fr•~ Page 81
swelling in his knee.
"Eric has really picked up his
play the last couple weeks," Glenn
said of the Daily Pilot Athlete of
the Week.
Last week, Vallely's enhanced
effectiveness resulted in 13 kills,
dozens of assists, and two stuff
blocks in the April 12 triumph
over Back Bay rival CdM. then an-
other 11 kills, 33 assists and sLx
stuff blocks in a sweep of WooJ-
bridge, April 15.
Tuesday, Vallely collected 14
kills, 32 assists and six jump-ser.e
aces in 3 four-game victory over
Universtty.
"I think (the improvement) is
due to the natural progression of
the season. combined with the fact
that we have some seniors on this
team who realize it's our last
chance to win a Sen View League
and CIF championship," Vallely
said.
Valle.ly, who played varsity vol-
leyball and basketball as o sopho·
more, admits the sense or urgency
that accompanies any senior's
stretch run, \\asn't there earlier in
his prep career.
"I think when I was a sopho-
more, I didn't understand how im·
ponant each season was to the se-
niors. and I think we're still trying
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111t111 tar DP-. ca11t MIJ 4
COSTA MESA -The Fairview Special Olympics invitational
track meet will be held Wcdneiday, M11y 4, :u the Orange Coai.t
College track.
Registration i from 9:30 lo 10 a.m., with Opcninc Ceremonies
:>l 10 and events beginning iat 10:30. ·
The mick events include: 10 and 25 me1er wheclch:tir nee~. 30
meter wheelchair slalom, 30 meter motorized wheelchair race. 10
meter 3SSbtcd walk, 25 meter walk and SO., 100 and 200 meter
races. The field evcnls arc the M>ftball throw and st3nding long
Jump. For more information, phone Lynne McKnight, :misaanl 10
the executive director, at (714) 957-5105.
CdM falls In softball, 5-0
CORONA DEL MAR -Co-
rona de! Mar High's Jenny Lucha si
broke up the Irvine pitcher's no·
hit bid in the sixth with a clean
si ngle up the middle, but the Va-
queros prevailed, 5·0, in a Sea
View League sof<ball game at the
Sea Kings' diamond. CdM fell tQ
3· t I, Q. 7 in league, as the Va·
queros posted three runs in the
second and coasted from there.
IRVINE 5, CORONA DIL MAR 0
ll"ine 030 100 1-S 7 0
Coron• del M.>r 000 000 0-0 1 2
Young and no name; Aley and Simon.
W-Young. l-Alcy, 2·10. 28-fisher (I).
.,
to get that across to our younger
pla)ers this ye:ir," Vallely ex·
plained. ''But I definitely feel it
that this is ou r last chance."
V:.illcly said he's cager to lend
his hitting talents when needed,
but he sees his future at the col-
legiate level (he may \\aU .. on at
UCLA) as a setter.
"l'rn u lillle guy ut 6·1. comider-
ing a lot of the college outside hit-
tt:rs Jre 6-7 and 6·8," Vallely said.
"I know my (selling) hands are
going to help me mo:.t do,.,.n the
mad. I'm comfortable :.it the seller
po)itiun. now."
V:.illely, All -District in b:i.,kct·
b:ill and \Olle)ball as a 1unior,
pJs.,cJ up his !.Cnior basketball
Bucs breeze
SAN DIEGO -The Orange
. Coast College men's \Ollc;b.ill
team kept pace with Orange Em·
pire Conference co-leading Gross·
mont on Wednesday night with an
easy 15·1, 15-6, 15·9 victory.
In the first of :i stretch of three
straight road m:uchcs. Danny Neu·
mann and Gary Quire v.ere the Pi·
rates' leaders with 10 kills apiece.
OCC is at Golden West on Friday
and Santa Monica Saturd:iy for 7
p.m. matches. The Pirates 1m·
proved to 13·2 overall, inc luding a
12·2 OEC record. \
season to concentrate on 'ol·
le) ball.
"During basketball SCJ!>On -this
year, l played volleyball f ull·timell
with my (Balboa Day) club team,
which is great compclition," V~tl
lely said. "All those gu)!> \\ere ... o
good, it really helped us pui.h ea.:h
other."
Glenn said he's cager to help
Vallely achieve his full potcn·ual.
even if it means chc\\1ng him out.
"I get on him a lot, bec:iuse I
have high cxpectJt1on!>I," Glenn C\·
plJined. "I like 10 push him, be·
cause I think he Ci.Jn ge t a lot bet·
ter, even in the nc\l month. I k \
really come around in the bst fe\\
\\Ce ks."
Thursday. April 21, 1994 85
Pirates'
Workman
remains
in limbo
Orange Coa!.t Collc:&c lpotb.111
coach 0111 \\'orl..m:rn, rclc.i ... cJ
from Ir.inc ~11.!JiciJI C-:ntcr 011
Mond:l) allcr '>pcndin~ t\\U ''eek)
in the ho!lpit:.il Y.ith a ncm: prob·
lem !.lemming from .1 bone pur
on h1) lumb.ir disc, umJc.·1'WCll t t\\O
tel!tS on \\'cdne~d:iy 10 J ctcrmi m:
if the cight·)ear OCC Ct>.i~h ncc:lls
baci.. surgcr).
A'> ol Wednc .. day night. how·
~ver, it wa ., 1;1111 unkno,,n Y.hethct
or not WorJ..m;,in \\OulJ need tu
undergo surgery, according to hi'
'' ife. Shera. "They JU!>t took the •
tesh toJ:iy and .... e brou~ht him
home," she said.
Workman, ''ho turn., 53 un Junt.
20, wa.!. admit1ed 10 the ho.,p1tal
April 4, after comph11 ning of b:.u:k
pains that originall) began a year
ago ,.,.hen he liftl!d J plate in 11:1:
OCC "eight room.
"The only thing I do ~llO\\ 1
that I hurt and I havc:n 't '' Jlked in
19 da)!>," Workman -.:ml b~ tc1c-
phonc from ht) Fou111am \ ;ilk
home on Tue .. dJ) n1i;ht "\\: c '1:
,got 1µ be gctung clo'>c (tu .1 (.h:c1·
sion ). "
Atroph~. c.:.1u!.cll b) the l;icf\ ul
mu!.de u:,e, ha' begun 11.. d in,
but \\ orkman co111111ue' 10 kth
h" !>cn">e ol humor I rum th
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TRUST, DATED JULY 4/01/93 II 7.125~ pet reasonable estimated maintained a minimum cov· Record Owner: Anthony or cashier's check or a b•d o a unn oflctna de ayuda 0 ·0 EWPORT BEAC bYhusoandandwtft ~cllllous
1, 1988. UNLESS YOU annum as provided In sald costs. upensea and ad· orage ol such local or tel• M. Carlini, a mamed man, bond tor nol less than 10% legal (vea al directorio tel• A A • N H, SlGNEO PYO~G VOOl LEE & Business Name
TAKE ACTION TO PRO· nota(s) plus cost and any vancH 11 the tune of the graphic nows and lnlel· as his sole and separate ol tilt amount ol lheir bid fonico) CALIFORNIA 92660 HAR· Mt RAN LEE 5 advancn w1lh Interest. 10lllal publication of the N<> llgenct ol a general chat· property made pa..,abte 10 tht City' CASE NUMBER BOA JUDICIAL DISTRICT The reg5tran1 commtnt.eC tc T~ 1 tatement TECT YOUR PROP ESTIMATED TOTAl..DEBT I ' • Th ..... and .... """°' b I "8 "'""' ri~ s.. 5 11 • lice of sale ls: s 178.257.29 acter o not less than This property is not a ol Costa Mesa. No pro· (Numero del Caso I • name, a ...... ress. • ... ,....., us "ess unoef c. dOI ~ s ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD $121,519.70 In addition 10 cash. 1he twenty-rive perceot (25%) dwelling posal 1hatl be cons1dtr.td 84c0802 telephone number of plan· 11nous b.is ness name 01 narr>es PA~f ,c " ~LS ~flE:.. ••
AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF The • beneficiary under Trustee will accepl a cash-of its total published Inches 11 ihe subject ol this sale unless acc?mpan1ed by The name Md addre.ss 01 tiH's attorney, or pta1nt11f lcsttd abO\le on NA MEfltT CE'<TER ;.-1.4·: •
YOU NEED AN EXPLA· said Deed of Trusl hereto-ler's check drawn on e during each year of the Is real property and ,1 has such cashiers check, Clish th rt 1 • (El b without an attorney. is: (El Tnts statemerit w.is I ·~d v.•tn alil<a I '·noon 11 ., c:. NATION OF THE NA-fo1e ••ecuted and deliv· slate or nallonal bank, 1 three year period Im· no streel address or other or bidder's bond 8 cou s. nom re Y di 1 1 tht Coun'Xi, Cler~ ot Ofange 9269 ' -
Tu .. E OF THE PRO. ered to lht undersigned a check .. rawn by a st~te or medlateli prior lo the fill~ No b1d shall be consld· direcclon de ta corte e.s) nombre, la recc on Y e Coun~on nl 13 199A 1 1 R
" u .. common designation d1· ertd unless '' is ~a .. e on a .. UNICIPAL COURT OF numero de 11111000 def NO tCE·T"~ '~" "'·s N• ....... Don S.i rt • .i.s ~ '-C EE DI N Q AGAINST wrlnen Decl11atlon of D• fedtfal cred11 union °' a ol lhe e1tlion: that sal rections lo it's location' may ... ... m .......... "" '"''"' p e A ., c 9~* · fault and Demand IOJ Salt, check drawn by a stale or newspaper hu been In tX· be obtained lrom lhe Mar· blank proposal lorm lur· THE STATE OF CAUFOR· abOgado del demandante, Sti•ment UPt<ts 'V8 yea<~ i~;s c"3
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YOU, YOU SHOULD and• written Notice of De-fedtfal savings and loan lstence under the spedlled ahal°s Office upon request n1shed by the City ol Cosi. NIA. COUNTY OF OR· o dtl dtmandanle que no lrom 1118 oal! 11was1ea1n tilt d .. dwa t; 8., Ind.~ .. ~'~
CONTACT A LAWYER. laull and Elect.Ion lo Sell. association, savings as. name ''HUNTINGTO~ Prospective bidders Mesa Ind 1s made m ac· ANGE, 4601 Jambortt Ilene abogado, ts) Olliee ol 11te \;OllnlV Cierk A llf lht11 •eQrslranl , ct'rr-On MAY 12, 1994, al The undersigned caused socialion or savings bank BEACH INDEPENDENT should refer 1o sections cordance v.11h the pro111. Road 1104• Nttwport CHRISTOPHER E AUS· fic:t1t1ous Buslfless Nam• Stall?· mcncea t.) 1rariuct b.is
10:00 A.M. CAL·WESTERN said Notice of Default and specllled In Section 5102 during the Whole of said 70l.5IO to 701.680, lnclu· s•ons ol the Proposal re· Beach Cahlornla 92660. SELL, BAR ;: 117356, menl mustt>e l1oed 1>elo1e ma• ness unaet m Fictio
AECONVEY.A.NCE CORP., I Election to Sell to be r• of lhe Financial Code and three yoar period; Iha said slve. ol tho Code ol Cfvll qul1emen1s. 2595 'HARBOR JUDICIAL SATIN & RUSSELL, 4000 lime Tne liling of 11115 statement Businl'SS Nart•CIS) I mil
Cahlornta co1poratlon as corded In tht counlY where authorized to do business newspaptf has a bona fide Procedure lor provisions Each bidder must have a • MACARTHUR BLVD STE does nor ot 11se•t aulllonl! r.ir above on 3.19.~4
duly appointed 1rus1ee the real property ls focated. lh lhfs state. In the evenl tist or paying subscnti.rs governing the loims condl· Class "A" license 1Gon11al DISTRICT ·• . ust 111 ltus stile ol a re• tioos Don Sanz
under and pursuant to FOR SALES INFOR· lender other than cash Is and a subslantlal ~istnbu-llOns. and eHoct or the sale Engineering) and also pre-The name, address, and 950. NEWPORT BEACH. Bus..,ess ~ame i."l Y101a:.otl o• Tn 5 slatemenl 1r>as 1 0 DHd of Trust recorded MAT I 0 N 1 Mon ·Fr I accepted, lhe Trustee may lion lo paid subscribers In and the liab1l1ty ol d11lault· quahlttd as requittd by telephone number of plain-CALIFORNIA 92660. 714' lite 11gll1S 01 anot11tt unatr ~IO· w•tn tht Cou111y c e1 ~ c
JULY 11• 1988 15 Inst No. 8 :00am to 5 :00pm wilhhOld t~ Issuance of the !iunhnglon B~ch. Cah· ing bidders la.v 1111 s attorney, or pla1nt1H 851-1163 eral Sti•e or common law (Set Or;inge Counr~ i Mu_
88-330t•1. In boOk X. page (819) 48g.3588 lht Trustees Deed unlil fom1a area; the said ntWS· NOTICE IS HEREBY A Contraclor using a crall wthout an attorney is· (El DATE: FEB 20, 1992 Sect!on 14400 et seq Bus~s z2 1994 x. ol Olflclal Records In the C '"L·WESTERN RE· funds beeome available 10 paper has established and GIVEN lhal on May 18, ol class1llcatJon not sho.,.n ' b I d ' . A' J. PETERSON Clerk, and Prol1Ss1ons Codel F603000 office of lht County Rt-" the payee or endorsoe as a publlshod DI regular lnler· t994. ar 2;00 o'clock P.M. on the General P1tvo1hng nom re. a ireccton ~ IRMA GARCIA 0 r f corder of ORANGE County. CONVEYANCE CORP., mailer of right. vals on Thursdays and Sat· 11 Otange Counly Mar· Wage Determinations may numoro de teltlono( I • eputv 1151 11'"8 PubLs'tl~d Ne ... p ·t Be t
Stale of CALIFORNIA ••· 7883 La Mesa Blvd.1 Said sale wUI be made, urdays of each week In lhal's Oept...,.601 Jambo· be required to pay the abogado dol demand e, Published Nev.por1 ES ROW AMERICA CORPS Costa Mes-a o .. , P ~
1cu1ed by WENDY JO 2nd Floor, P.O. Box but without covenanl or Huntington Beach Call-ree Blvd . rm 108. City 01 wage rate or lhal crah or o def demandante quo no Beach.Cos1a Mesa Da 1Y 973~a!:(;~;!ve~d~4 April 2l. ::s, Mai 5, 1~
BROWN, AN UNMARRIED 9008 u Maaa, Callfor· warranty. expren or Im· lomla for al leasl three Newport Beach County 01 elass1hcauon most closely Ilene abogado, es) Pilot Apra 21, 28 May s. Nt11111>ot1 Beac:h-tostit.lesa 1994.
WOMAN WIU. SEU. AT nla 91944-eooe piled regardlng bllt, pos· yeats: and It ha.sonly one Orange Stale ol Caltfornia related to 11 as shown tn TOLEDANO & WALD 12, 1994. ~..,Pilot l• SC·
PUBLIC AUCllON TO ses.sion Of encvmbfances. principal otfoee of pubRCI· I will sell al public auction lhe General Oeierm1nal10ns • th504 A ., ---------HIGHEST BIDC?ER FCR (619) 460..9910 10 sarlsty the lndebledness tion. which office ls located 10 the highest bidder tor eHect1v1 11 ttte ume of the Kenh M Grtgoty. (State Ck2A3271 Anr 2l ~a Mav 5 12 PUBLIC NOTICE
CA.SH, CASHIERS CHECK Dat9d: APrll 05, 1994 secuied by said Deed. ad· In tht City ol Hunlington cash In lawtul money 0j the call for bids. Bar jll117837). 18201 Von PUBLIC NOTICE ---------
DRAWN ON A STATE OR By: Joanna Llovd vances !hereunder, with In· Beach. Cahlornla. which Is United States. au the right, The Contractor shall com· Karman Avenue, Suite PUBLIC NOTICE STATEMENT OF NAT I 0 NA L BANK. A TRUSTEE SA1.E OF· ltrtsl as provided lhtrtln. Wllhln the same counly as Ulla and lntoresl ol said ply with lhe p1ovislons ol 1000. lrvlne, California ens t 15805B WITHDRAWA1. FROM
CHECK DRAWN BY A FI CE R 1 JO ANN A and the unpaid prlnclpal ol the pohllcal su'?dillision for judgment oebtor(s) In tht Section 1770 to 1780. 10-92715-1005, 714·752·5538 Fictitious Fiie No. f603517 PARTNERSHIP
STATE OR FEDERAL LLOYD EXT 3011 lhe note secured by aald which the Ptlllloner now above described properly elusive. of the Cal1lornta DATE: FEB 10, 1994 BuslneH Name F1£!!!'EOSUTS•BUSTEMIENNTESS OPERATING UNDER
CREDIT UNION, OR A p b'll h d Ne po t dHd With Interest thereon seeks ad,udlcaUon. Of so much thereof as may Labor Code; lh• p1evau1ng J , PETERSON Cletk Statement T ......, " FICTITIOUS CHECK DRAWN BY A u s • w r as p<OYided In aald Note. Said Pellllon Wl11 be heard be necessary to sausty rate and sule of wagu es· b M R 1 D ' ' Tht following persons ate ~ I .ow"g Ptr~o 5 BUSINESS NAME STATE OR FEDERAL SAV· Beach.Cosi. Mesa Dally fees. charges 1nd eit· In lhe 1bove-ent1lled court sa.id execution, with ac· labltshed by the C11y of "I • "1• eputv doing business.,. ~are aomo bu5"'e~ as GRAY~ The 10 ,0..,,0g person ha,
INGS A.ND LOAN AS. Pilot April 21 , 28, May 5, penses of the trustee and In Department 703 lhertol. crued Interest and costs Cosla Masa, wn1ch aie on Published Newpotl 5120 C'AMPUS PART· 80 ORIG.NA.S 2t>945 CABO w•thdra"'n ., a genera
SOCIATION. SAVINGS AS· 1994. of tile t1usts created by localed al 700 Civic Cenltr APPROXIMATE MINIMUM lilt with Iha City Clerk of Beach-Co5ta Mesa Daily NEAS, 5120 Campus Onve, llOAO LAGUNA HIUS r.All panner ftorn lht par111tr. SOCIATION, OR SAVINGS Th505 said Deed of Trust. Drive, West, Santa Ana, BIO$ n/a lht City ol Costa Mesa: Pilot April 21 , 28, May 5. Newport Beach, CA 92600 FOR~1A92t1~3 shrp opera1tng under ,, t'
BANK SPECIFIED IN SEC· BROOKIAMERICA California on May 4, 1994, Da ted Aprll 13 and shall tor1e1I penalUes 12, 1994. How1td M Bidna. 5120 _CHRS JOt<~STO>; 9 O_ loct.t•o1;s busntu name er ~1~~~18~eo~E~~ PUBLIC NOTICE MORTOAOB CORP., :~1:,~01~~a~:~.~~O:U: 1994• '~~~~::~.·~r~~~~~~on-Triso1 cempus Drive, Ne..,pon ~tADOw RIDGE OR;VE 1t1 LOP DESrGN GAO p
AIZED TO DO BUSINESS YOU ARE IN DEFAULT TRUSTEE CONSOLI· setm1ybeheatd,atwhlch Division: Harbor, The City Counct of the PUBLIC NOTICE Beach,CA 92660 TRABUCO CA..,.YG.'J CAWfO!i l77S2 1.1icn1t, Sw•e A I·
IN THIS STATC WILL BE UNDER A DEED OF DATED RECONYEY· lime fSe1111onef Will epply 4801 J1mborea Blvd., C1l" ol Costa Mesa rt-Rlchatd O. Keys. 5120 '-llA ~2679 ""' CA g;:;u
TRANCE AN CE C 0 Mp AN y , SUMMONS Campus Orlvt , Ne.,.port P·15 bL5mess s Ctlll~UCttO Tht Fief lious B..os ne)I HELO AT THE EN TRUST DATED F•bnt· I for an order declaring Ind rm. 108, Newport HIVH the nghl 10 ltj8CI Beach.CA92660 bya~llld•VIOUal Name rt'letrea to eocr.r;
TO THE ORANGE CITY ary 7 t99 t UNLESS AOENT. 21031 VEN-eslabllshl~ HUNTIN TON Beach, CA 92880 ony and'or all bids. CCITACION JUDIClAL) This buslneu is con· SIGNrn CHRIS JOtt,..STON Y.-'.S 1 ed in Oran~e Co•int
HALL. 300 EAST CHAP· YOU TAKE ACTION TO TURA BLVD.. SUITE BEACH IN EPENOENf 81 Michael S. C1rona, MARY ELLIOTT, Dep-NOTICE TO DEFENDANT duC1ed by: a general part· Rf'Orslrant as nc1 yel ~gun on 12..S 92 F5548lfi
MAN AVENUE. ORANGE. PROTECT YOUR PROP· S 2 0 r W 0 0 DLA ND a ""!"'Paper of~eneral cir· Marsh a I 0 ran 9 e utv City Clerk, Cltv ot (Avlso a Acusado) WAYNE ntrshlp to llJllsacl bus rss um:er J!I~ Full name and aaaius 01 ~CIU~~~~~ ~~~~~d 11~~ ERTY. tT MAY BE SOLD HILLS, CA 91364 (818) ~~:,n :r.~~. ~~~ur;, Count"/ 1 Costa Meaa. MESSERE. DOES 1 TO SO The rtglstranl(s) com-l<.1' ~s o~s m n.mie or 11'1e pem>n y, 1na1a,., ng
and now held by it und« AT PUBLIC SALE. IF 340-4472 Orange, Slate of California. BV O. Hirp, Deputy Project No. 94-09 YOU ARE BEING SUED BY menctd lo transacl buSI· names • a flt>rrln ~.• ttuieJ 011J y 23s.t s11ru1
said DHd ol Trust In the YOU NEED AN EXPLA-Dated: 03131/1H4 DATED: March 25, NOTE: Do not take down Published Newport PLAINTIFF': (A Ud le esta' neH under the FICl•l•OUS TIHS Slalf'rn.•nl W1S. 0 Wlttl Ana • 11 Co~ll M u CA
p<o,.....y llluated In said .... TION 0 ., TH• NA-av1 NANCY VIGIL, 1H 4 or deface a posted notice Beach.Costa Mesa Daily dtmandando) EDILIA Bu11ness Name(•I l•sled !tlf Coun!V Cleo, ol Ora~~e 9~":.'7
C ,.,.... d SI d ~ r '"' TRUSTEE s '"LB OF p I • 2 99 T 0 RR ES, R 0 BERT 0 above on: January 15, Count't on Marc.1128 99• M•chaei Diiley oun~ an ate • TURI! OF THB PRO. .. • FRANCIS I!. SMITH before the salt or satlsfac· 1 ot ,.pril 14• 1. 1 4· TORRES, a minor by and 1994 NOllCE·Tllis ~ICIJt1011s NIL"'!! Tn1s s1at8'Tlen1 y,;is 1 vc sgig-MPs~ETELY DE· CEEDINQ AOAINIT FICER ANDROBERTF.TYL.ER llon ol Judgment. Penal Th498 through hll guardian ad HowardM.Bldna St.itament t•t1rts rve vears"1111'1e County Cleo. c•
SCRIBED IN SA.ID DEED YOU, YOU SHOULD LPP 9713 av t FRAN Cl I E . Code Sechon 8t6 (mlsde· PUBLIC NOTICE lllem EDILIA T RRES Richard 0. Keya from Ill• da 1t W3'J t ll Ill • Orange COunty on t.la en
OF TRUST CONTACT A L.AWYl!R. Published Newport SMtTH, Attorneya for meanor). You have 30 CALENDAR f!lll stalemenl was Mtd c•r.ce ot !tie CMIV C ~ A 7. 11194.
• PACIFIC NATIONAL T .S. N0.30820.Z04 Beach.Costa Mesa Dally Petitioner Published Newport cns1t64718 DAYS alltt lhls summons with lh• County Cftrk ol r ~OIJS !!~1<1as kam s1.1i. Publ.sn~ N•~Port Beatn
BANK, AS TRUSTEE Notice of Pilot April 7, 14• 2I, 1994. Publlahed Newport Beach.Cos1a Mesa Daily SUMMONS Is ~ed on you 10 I.le a Or~ County on March ment mi:sr oe ltle.1 be'~• tll.1 Costa .. ~.u Oa ~ Po;o:
The slrMI llddress and Tru•tM'a lala lh487 Beach.Costa Mesa D•'"' Pilot A.prll 21 , 211, May 5, (CITACION JUDICIALI lypewiittlln response el ll\ll 25• 1 "'lf The lltn9 ot llH s~?Pmtn Aplil i. 1" :!t 28 t9'J.a lhef 0 ..... tl -r court F003405 Oat!. not ~I 1:s~lt aumorr.e ... Tri•S.:.i ~ any~~nre~'P',':~ UndaTr Dead PUBLIC NOTICE Pilot March 31, April 4, 5, 1994. NOTICE TO DEFENDANT; A lelter or phone call w1ff Pubhshtd Newport Beach· use 111 l!lrs si.a" 01 1 r1et, ou~
deacrlbed above 11 pur· of ru•t 6, 7, 8, 9, tt, 12, 13, ,4, Th506 (Aviso a Acusndo) KAREN not protect yew: your lype-Cotta Mesa Dally p,101 Busmess Name '" viol.\UO!\ ~,---------
ported to be' 3001 CROY· Notice Is here~ Riven SUPERIOR COURT 15, 18, 18, 111, 20, 21, 22. PUBLIC NOTICE BLANCK~ and DOES 1 10 written 1eaponse musl be Al)fll 7, 14, 21, 28, 1994 Ille llQM!s 01 ncl!\tr und , F 0 To place an •d tn
DEN BAY, COSTA MESA. ~~~T&:&~K~~R~o'ift. OF CALIFORNlA 23, 25, 28, 27, 28, 29, 30, lO, Inclusive In proper legal form II you Th48G tral SI.Ill or mmon 1.1-. Sf! The Piiot class lied, CA 92826 ON COUNTY OF ORANOI! May 2, 3, 4, 1994. N TICE YOU ARE BEING SUED BY want the cOUl'1 lo hell Yout Sttl!On 14AOO tis Q Bus s Call 842-5078.
The undersigned Trust1M ~~sscX ':u=~••cX ~u~':i: In the Metter of the M291 INVIT~NQ BIDS ~~:J~~J~ J,~1Jt:~1~ fi':ou do nol f.le )'OUI r• PUBLIC NOTICE ~1r~t~o · ----------
d11C1alm1 any liabil11Y Of IU1ed trustee pursuant to Propo••d Aaoartolno PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY ASSOCIATES. sponse on tJme, you may Flctltl-·• • n; Chances ar• any Incorrectness of lht ht OHd I Trust 1xec:u1ed in• t and ••t•bllsho You have 30 CALENDAR lose the case. and your -Al.DE.,N LYMAN HCSIO you ltVlll f1f'IO l1rffl address andl Olh«11 ~Y CHERt0 K. ANDERSON, ma~t of •1HUNTINQ. GIVEN lhat seated r,ropos· DAYS alter this summons wages, money and p1op-Buslnaas Name 2277. Cll'ft'~ 01;.w llfl
common dtslgnal on, AN UNMARRIED WOMAN. TON BUCtt IND•PIEN-Or•ne• County ~~:~1~'~:sh~°:u~~~a.~:: Is served on you to 1111 e erly rNlt be t•ken v.1thout Statement LI Fcresl C'4 9/tiJ w11at you need
Recorded 02/15/1991l Inst. DENT" .. • Naw9P• Superior Court 1r1nspor1a11on and· 1uch typew1111en ttsponse at lhis further warning lrom lhe The follo-Mng persona •1• lllPOll ~ CCSta M al the J>(lC .. . I
At ~I u,.012111 of o flclal ~ af Ganetal Clroul• PLAINTtl''• Anthony ~l...~~r.::c1l~"'s:~t:~:Y R~ c:'~uer or phon. call ,,..~ ~. are other legal ,. du~~s\G~N~RATIONS 243223 ~l~.~~ you want to pay
RecofdS ~the dolflceofofJt-;: U4N\ M. Certlnl HABIUTATION FOR WEST· no1 protect )OU; your ty1)41-Qu111men11 You m•y w1111 17801 Skypatk Circle. Suite ---------wtien you read •: ,f! I ~ ~. erca111omi.: • N0.1 A90479 =~!~1!' Ray-MINSTER A-VENUE FROM wn111n 1espons1 must be to call an anomey rignt C, ""ne. C.A. 92714 "'ILIC NOTICE Claulfied
and punuant lo lhe Nollet NOTICK OF _..,.. DEL MAR AVENUE TO 1n prop¥ legal form II you aw1y. II you do not know Lynda Susan Hunt. t~S ---------
~ . of Default and Election to HmARINO OP NOTICK 0, MONTE VISTA AVENUE, want lht court lo hear your an an0<ney, you may call Raenene Way, Moreno Val• fMt"' f917t1
Sell thereunder rtcOtded PSTITION TO MAllllHM.'I IALll wlll be received by lht Cily Catt. on allorney rtltfral strVIC9 lty, CA 92553 flCTITIOU8 IUSINl18 llOUNf OIM 10/27/1993 lnlt. 193-AICll"TAfN AND LIVYtNO OPFICllR of Costa Mesa al tht Ofllce If you do not lilt yout tt• or a legal aid olllce (U1te<1 Cnt11tr MICl\HI Hwnl, Ullf STAT(M(lff ~ • Mtlllil9y 0734647 of •aid Oftlclal llSTAllUIH THI Orant• Caunty Mar• ol lht City Cl«k. 77 Fu •P<>O•• Ot'I 11me, you may In the plione boOk). same Tiit IOllOWVIQ per1onh Ct..-•~ Rec:ofClt, vwlll Se41 oo 0Af28/ STAllDlllG OP AMI, 490t JMnbe,.. onv.. Co11a Mesa, Ce1.ror. lose the ca.e, al'\d your Oespues de Que le ti\· Thi• bus!ness 11 con· 1 dolrlg IMllNSS Mill( "~All Flllllv" t"4 at 12:30 PM. at THE "HU_l_T_ ···~H Blvd., #108, Newp911 ru. until tht ho\11 01 10 00 WIOff. rnoney Ind P'<>P' treg'*' Hta citactOn Judi· d1>eted t>y husband aod ROO ~.tot IAKl~ ~ MA.JN NORTH ENTRANCE "• --.~ .._" CA eieeo Har· 1 m .. Monday, May 2, 1994. erty may be ta tn W•lhout cial usted t ene un ptuo de 1111·le STRUT COST.A t.tESA 1121 -TO TME ORANGE COUNTY INHNNHNT Al bet oiwt..... LrlY'INQ ,, which hme 1ney W•ll be furth« warning lfom lht ~o DIAS CALENDARIQS Tiie 1•$•Slfanll•) com. 92626 COiia MeN COURTHOUSE. 700 CMC A MNIPAPD opened publicly ind rea<I coun para pre1enlar una r• meoctd 10 tranaacl tKISt• AHOY
.... ~·=•;;11;•;·:.-~1 CENTER DRIVE WEST, OP QUKRAL 0"1C•R FILI NO. alou<l In tht Council Cham• Thett att other legal 1• apueata Hcrlla a maqulN Mii under the l'lcliltout Sl(YtlH WALNUT 91 SANTA ANA. CA at public CllltCUUTIOM HOCS btrs, Stllt<I proposolt qu1ttment1 You rNY went en tstl COiie lualntH Name(sl l1sltd 9 789 ,
IUCllOn. to lht lllghett bid· co. ......... ee.I• COURT CAI• NO. •ha• bellt lhe •·ll• ol the 10 u• an allorMY right , .. u.n.:A~. noo una,. o'~~.· t;. ~ ~:!, I Th& M II cond
Clef tor c.th (peyll)te at ....._ tooet 1e1eeo..a llllOrk and name ol 11\t bid· away. II you dO not Ir.now t~ --or;. Thit •lllement llllat lilea 11¥ ani "'° lht time of .... In lawful Sy vil1ut of• wr11 luued def tM no Olhtr d•&tin-an 1110.nty, you may ca pro............ tu rtepuel .. With the Count Cletk of SlGHIO MOY HA M 1noner. of th e Unlltd DATKt.., 4. t"'4 on August t, t"3 In tM QUllhif>Q INtlct. Any b•d r .. an anorMy rtltr1ll Mfvkt ear ta a maQlll!lt tteM QUI ()(tnge C ty Y M h Thi 'iOllntll c:cmmtnQtll ID a..... , .. rtgN, •· anCI TIMllt 9.00 A.M. above dtllignattd eou11, ~ afltJ lht achtdultd or a leg .. aid ofl•ce (lilted ~ con lat tom\all-i•. l"4 oun on •1c DllllntlS Ulldtf flt ln9lfeSt. conveyed 10 and DIPT1 701 upon 1 iudO"*" entered c!Otlf\O ~for the rK .. PI In lht pnone bOOll). dt<lff leg .... e.propieda1 • • now held by II unclet Nld NOTICE II HEREBY JUnt 30, 1"3 In '"'°' of of bids shall be returned lo DtaP\111 de Qut le tno II usted q1.11ere que la Cat1e AOa211 llOVt Dut1MtS ntl'llt °' M!lnt
Dead ol Trull In Iha P'OP' GIVEN 11111 THOMAS judgment CfedllOf(•), Aty• bidder unopened 11 11\alt lreguen esi. c111clon JU<ll-tscucNtucaso. ,.ubll"*' N.wl)Of1 leKll-ttellboftonHIA
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ii!rtii!if'11 ef'Y....,..... In U6d COuncy JOHNSON ha.• Ned hi• mond De Angelo and be the sol• re pon•lb hty of ctal uetect \tent un plazo ~ SI us•ed no PfeMnla 11,j COsta Meta Daur Puot "'Th~"*"Ml~Cfe!~-:i "'&~
... Ill I I and ""9 and d9ICribed • vetlnect Petition In th• egalrill judglneflt debtOf(I) the bldCllf to sift that his 10 DIAS CALENDAAIOS rt1pueeta • u.rnpo, pueo. A.pfl 1•, 2t, 21, May f , t°"2'1~ t4 te94
-a llll I •I foloWI: ebowe enlltd prooetdlng An110ny M Cafllri ~ bid 11 rtcttl/90 In proper paft p1esen11r una I• perdtf ti UIO, y It t"4 DI\ ., .. r
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A,. HuMber. 050-221-07 0 0 • TAC 2017S1A PUB OfWIGE A PETITION llal. sa.. Of COl'MIOll ... (Sae • • noufl•Ul\ee a.... Ot lid lbCM QI\ NIA SIRVICll, tNC. .. 0.-d °' Truat ~otOt u~~:~ ~e':~AUJ-~ " IT • ~ COASTOAILYPILOl 4114. ~~A~~n ~t.JgAN n!' ~.!:=:~,. BUlileU PUIUC IOTICU W'11'411 ""T~S:~11-:1*~~ dUly appointed TNll ....... and,...'*' I
1AUST OATIEO May lO, AN • 11 Of 4121, 4128 Court of Cehf'::n1e.flltt rb NO~ Of' • 4114, 4121 Co1in1Y on 11.a:ci. 30, 199-4 under .nd purluat'I to the ~Md a
tH1 UH1£SS YOU TAkE NA N~ • PUILIC NOTICE County or Oref'\Q9 N..Dfl l'fllM UCROW CCNW'. ~'I SAU! .... .,. -1 NOTICE·Tll11 FtcllllOllS H~ Deed of Truat Recorded Dedatdon at De4eull
ACTION TO P9'0TECT ING AG.AINI YOU THE PETITION r• 22112een1r10r,.,, Su• 1 true-.s.No rv--·"' SW.mtnl el(l>fH 1~ 'fW'on 03122j91 81 Oemend '°' a., end ~~A~·:U~~ ~ COMTACT ~ W· NOTIC£0FTllUSTU'S quests lMt JOAN A He~~~119::. ,.._ oJ!3.:!';117as.. STATfMllTOfUANDO• goin "'1:~ II WllJ.,lltd: O'lt Document No 91 · wntten Notice at Def•
SALE If' YOU NEED AH NO,. Of ~n~· Ul.E IALE MCNAIR b• 11ppolnted • OWf Pio ........ ~ No 134t317 •WT Of nice 0 ounty k new • • p .. and Election to Sell
EXPUNA TI0'-1 Of THE r.fl Of UST T~~~!!"!.~ per!~"~-' repr·~~ntetlv CN241973 ~ 714 212J APW tJfi-(174-13 USE Of f.IC'T!'!!' IUSQIEll ~~~~i:u~.u~~:~~of131!r,~~~d. -=-•he underaigned cauMd ftfAlUAE Of THE PAO· NO C I H REB GIVEN --.-to ... nlj,.ate( t • .,. Htet . VOU AM tN DEFAULT _., '"'"',... .........,. O I CEEDtNG AGAINST YOU, THA OR IERVIC[ Thie Ord• No. IOOOOl>-3 of the decedent. PUBLIC NOTICE NDER A DEED Of The lo•owtio Ptrson(s) lmlt Th• tiling ol 11118 Slattmflll offloe of th• Aecofd•r of NotM:. o4 •tau l an
YOU SHOULD CONTACT A CORPORATI A CAllfOR· APNI 458-422·13 THE PETITION r TRUST DATED 02/07112 lbendoned 1111 use 01 l1lt does nOI ol llsttt atilhOMI Ule Or Count Calllornla Election to Sell to
lAWYER. NIA C~IRPO~lru'rA ~-OU ::te':o g:~~ quests tho d~cedent's CH•t IU.04 UNll!SS. YOU UKE AC. dous business nam• GIULIO' :111~~i~: ~I :iOf!u!~~~ •• zed b"' y. Gull._;mo recorded In lh•. count Nouce la ner=1111en FORNI COR 10~ WILL end codlc1l1, If any, ~ °' 110H TO PROTECT YOOR OELI EXPRESS, localed "' '' ~..... .._ .i Ul1l S8S Truat Net· f RUS 1· 0 UCCE 0 TEO 12122181 UNLa88 be edmltted to probate. ~SAL£ ROPEftTY, IT MAY eE 27525 PUERTO REAL, 1500 lilt rlQhlS OI another under fed· Amezcue end Matla D .... ,.,.. t,,. ,_ prOf*!Y
WOfk, .. ttuat.ee, or IUC:· R~ST ,~R SUBSTIT ED ~r~~'r ACT~J~ The WILL •nd •ny codl· Tru-.. Sale No. 0 AT A PU8UC SALE. MISSION VIEJO. CALIFORHI ral. State ... c:x,Ct>mmon :ow (Gee Amei:cue, Huaband and located and more Iha
ceHor vuslff, or •ub•U· R ST R~~ANT TO THE ROPUITV rT MAY IE cila ere evalleble fo 9:M0478CA YOU NEED AN UPLA· 9269' tlOn 1 et stQ • sinm Wile, RlllaM Mendol• and thr•• month1 hav tu~ ttu1ta. purauanl '°IE o1 T Ut\0E,CUJED AT A PUIUC SALE examinetion '" the file YOU AAE IN DEFAULT ATIOH cw THE NATURE The tlctltJous business na d ProlessiOllsCOde) M 1 9 Mendoza eUipMd alnoe auc:ti r900f :d9~t~!!~•t:::~~~·. lRGE ~II f:o MAA{~._Eh· FXPL~~~~E~ T~= kep\~~th~~roN r .. g~~ A~::.rr.:2~ GA~"Jsf''~~~Dl;'g~=~~~9~~~ ~l~uno ~ti&AMERICA CORPOftA.~d end Wife WIL • dlliofl
Patay A. Howard, A~r1 IFCTHHE~BEEIRHGELRf RTGREURS,HES A TU RE OF THE que•t• euthority to ed· UNL.ESSYOUTAKEACTION HOIJLO CONTACT A of O<anQI, O<lglnal Fie Ho TIO!!.SELL AT PUILI DATE: 03/30194 W. Howard and Cleva Jo ~E E AM-• . h TO PROTECT YOUR PROP. AW't£R 515008 '1132G3/d111Glow8Nd h ... C ON TO THE NAMORTG\GESERIACES Howetd, w1tn vesUng H ll y R~ STABLISHEO ROCEEDING9 AGAINST mtnt8ter t .... tete u~er ERTY, rT MAY BE SOLO AT On 04121194 al 1 00 AlJREo H STEEHBLOCK GMdllf GIDll'I CA 92644 .-U Tl loliow.: Wiiiiam A. How· OECE B 13. 1990 YOU YOU SHOULD ~he l~epandent Admtn· A POBUC SAl.E. If YOU M . Pn>f .. ak>n4tl Fore· 21861 VIA OE LA LUZ Nawpon Btadl·CostaMesa HIGHEST BIDDER FOR IC,ASlRUST'EE
erd and Pa\ay A. Howard, RE CORO 0 09130/1991 INST ACf A LA WYE A. 1str~t1on of ~•tetea Act. NEED AN EXPLANATION Of' ure CorPoratton 11 AABUCO CANYON CA 92679 DadV Piiot CASH, (f>llYll* It time «>Cl E. MAIN ST~ET
hueband and wife 19 RIE~901R·S30124158lHOEFOOfFIFCIECIAl n 05/05194 at l .00 P.0M .. (This authonty will allow ntE NAT\JRf OF Tli£ PRO-duty appointed Truia· KATHY A STEENBLOC CN1•3410 "'1f 7 14 21 28 of le In lawful of STOCKTON CA 95290-C mm lly p rtV S N fl OF • •. l. M 0 AT 0 A E the personel reprHenta· CE£01NG AGAINST VOU, undef and 1 2 86 OE ' sa money '
too a" ~~<1Jvld~~~n.:h:1; ~wf~~NbY.:r~o~1~0i~ EAVICd, INC ... the t!ve to . tek• men~ .ac-t.fU~~ouLD CONTACT A OHd o• Trui0:~':d-' lll~C6v1~AHYON ~ur8~ PUBLIC NOTICE the Unlted Staie.) •: The •009
ln••reat. •nd Robert w. ~IA. ANO ~U~S~~T TO THE uly appointed Tru11ee un-uons without obteining on M 5 ttlM t on 02121112 a• Doou· NIA92679 • Fiie No Fltlt45 Chapman Avenue entrance Telephone Number:
Howard and Cleva Jo O~CE OF 0 UlT AND ~r~ pu~=~:.~eedoo~ oo~rt approval. Befor• 10:00 A.:l.. S.,.cl iii.~. nt Ho 92·104379 8ooll SIGNED ALFRED H. SltEN FICTftlOuSIUSINESS to the Civic Center (209)546·3755
Howard, hu1band and l CTrON TO LL THERE· 1 2!-J~/87 as Doct.1ment No. laking certain very lm-1nc. Hdulyappolnted~ru1t-• Page •• ol Olllc iel BLOCK.KATHY A STEENBLOCK NAME STATEMENT Building •. 300 Eaat Unda Car1er, Agent
wlle, u Community UN ER RECOR18 7•716870 Bcok ••Page .. portent •otlont, howev·ee under and pursuant to ecorda In Ul• olhca ot lhlsbuslnesswasconducted T~e tollowtng person~s A Or CA TPS •26371 Prop.riy, a1 '°an undl· 1V03/t992 INST I OF I er, the personal repre·Deedof Trustrecorded.JuM Aec:Ot'd•r of Or•n99 h b d ndv.il . Chaipm#\ ve, ange, · 11lded one -~•II lntere1t, OFFICIAL RECORDS.' Ill 1k~81t~~~~7d~ ~i sent~tlve will be re<t'.ilr•d 1. 1992 ... ln1t. No. 92. ounty, C.lllDrn1a, ••· ~~ :'1t1t:ment !as tiled ~th~~~! d~~1~J1nWs¥5 FOO all right, till• and Interest April 14. 21 , 28,1994
aa Tenanta·ln·Common ~Ell ON OS/05/1994 AT 3 30 reno• Coun~ Calilornla to g111e notice to inter ;J66710. of Olflelal Records uted by. Aobett B ~· 1 county Claflt ol Olan RESTAURANT 7011 Warne conveyed to •nd naw held•----------==~:.:~~:,~ 9
11" T~NCEA\0THTEHEMAl~u~t'Y executed by: Fred Garcia ~~!~hee:r!~":ed ~nl~• ~:~~o~~~ f::: d~:.':!!:r:do.:ir~ ouniy on Marcll 14. 1994 Avenue Unit 1 Hunt10g10 by 11 under uld DMd Of PUBLIC NOTICE
247112 ol Ofllclai COURTHOUSE,_ 4050 MAIN H~~~lr~~ :le G:JfLaL or conHnted to o l~a St•teofCafitomla.exec:uted 1 Joint Tenant1, H ALOEH2~YJ:rc.~S:."8r!.C~~P. Be~C~9F~~O 22404 An Trust In the property lit Fl tltlou
Reco«tt rn ane office ol STREET. RIVf11S10f1 CA U AT PUIUC AUCTION propo•ed ectlon 1 The by Kouroah Satbaz, • mar· ru•tor General Amen· LUI Fi 1 CA 9~.. T C 90505 ated In said County c: • me County Recordet' of AT PUBUC AUCTIO" TO THE ST ai~A nd nd ed •• . tied man, .. hi• eole 9nd Financial Corpora· otn · c.,.. venue orrarice A a1· 1 ~~ Bu1lness Nam• <Kange County Ca Iii or-HIGHEST BIDDER Fi1R CASH 0 THE HIGH£ .,.,_ 1. ope ent. m1~iatra· Hp•Ht• property .. Trus· a Celllorma COtPO-N1wpor1 Btldl·Costa M8S nus busint~ IS condllC C i1om a d .. c, ,._., as: St•t•m•nt
nla and purwuant to lhe IPAYABLMAT THE TIME OF FOA CASHj (peyable at tlon euthorny will be tor. Will SELL AT PVBLIC abon .. 8eoehciary Dli1y Alo /;ff~ lndlVldual AS REFERRED TO IN SAID The following persons 11e
Noilce ot Default and SALE IH WFUL MONEY OF time ol SI e Jn 51awtu)I greednted unle11 •fin Inter· AUCTION TO HIGHEST Wiii • .. 11 at public •uc· CH241979 Apr 7,14 21,28 SIGNED OSCAR FRIEJO OEEDOFTROST Pff:lFiERTY doing business as·
Election to Sell tnereun• THE UNI 0 STATES\ ALL money o4 ~e United tates es~ . person ilea, • an BIDDER FOR CASH !payable on to the highest bid· Th• 1eoistranl comme11ced t . VALUES DEPARTMENT dar ~rded 1212811993 RIGHT TITLE ANO INTERES11 at• The Chapman Avenue obiectton to the/et1tJon st the time of ·~le In lawful r for cash, (payable 11 PUBLIC NOTICE transac11>Us111ess under the he· SOLD AS IS The lotal STORE, 16312 Fellows Or ..
In Book _ Page _ lnit 1 CONVEYED TO AND NO" en11ance to lhe C1v1C Canter and show1 goo caus money of the United StatH) ma of sale In lallllul t111ous b1.1s111ess name or nam amount o1 Ille unpaid bal· Orange, CA 92665
93.904895 01 .. Id Olllclil HILO BY IT UNDER SAID Bull di ng. 300 East why the court •h!>uld At the north front entr•nc• onev ot the United 3TATEMENT OF ABANDON· listed above on March 24 1994 ance o1 lhe obligation se-8a1galn Eicchange Inc.,
Record• wlll Sell on 0 ED OF TRUST IN THE Chapman Ave. Orange, CA not grant the euthonty to tile County CourthouH, a. .. a by cash a citah· MENT OF This stotement was llled witn d 1 This business Is coo-04/27/1994 at 1:00 P.M. i t p OPH\TY SITUATED IN all right. title and interest A HEARING on lhe 700 Civic Center Drive er'a checll drawn by a USE OF FIOTrrlOUS BUSINESS 11\e County Clerk of 01ange cured by uid Oee o ducted by: a corporation
the North front entrance S~IO COU~~ ANO STATE conveyed to and now held petition will be held o West, .Sant• Ana, CA •U a.ta or national bank a NAME . Counry on Marefl 30, 199•. Trust and reasonably es· The registrant(s) com·
10 the county Court-to~S OESC I ED AS fOL· ~ II under said Deed of May 12, 1994 et 1 :45 ~h!d t~le.,:'!J,':eh:: ~0'1t heck d1awn by • awi. The tolloWlng person(s) h NOTICE Thts Ftct111ous Name tlmated co1t1, expenses menced to transact busl·
house, 700 Civic Center PARCEL 1 LOT 17 IN BLOCK ru~t 17 I.Ila ~':P•gv st~· P .M. in Dept. 703 locat· un~er Hid Deed of TruJ In lederal credit union, ~bando~ed tht use OI Ille 1~11 St.3tement upifes ftvt years and advanoes at the time ness under the Fictitious
Drive West. Sant~ Ana, 5 OF SECTION ? BALBOA ~t~ lor n d.. bed :'-"ls ed at 341 The City Drive the property altu•t•d In Hid • ch•cll dra111n ~v • oo~ss OEUl$11nEeX5SPREnSamS e Alf E lrom tne cf.lie ti W3S lated Ill the of lnidal N•blic:ation of the Business Name(s) listed CA el public auction, to ISLAND TRACT COUNTY Of a 1 ma escri · Orange CA 92688 County •nd Stat• dHcribed ._ .. °' federal Hvings located a 01hce 01 me County Clt1k A ne .--above on~ 1·2·94 the hl~heat bidder for ORANGE STA1E OF CALI· REFERRED TO IN SAID IF YOU OBJECT TO H : nd loan as1oc1a1ton, 27525 PUERTO REAL 1500 flctillous Businm Niml! State , Notice ol Sale la Batgain Eicchaoge Inc . /s
cuh (payable at th• FORNIA ·AS PER MAP RE· ~NJ,PERr$~LJ~~S1~· the granting of the pelt· Pereel 1: Lot 38 of avlng1 uaoc1at1on. or MISSION VIEJO. CAUFORNI ment must be Med before lha~S267,693 .96. Payment Tr,asurer
lime of sale In lawful COROE~llN BOOK 6, PAGE Th IOtal amount of the un: tion, you should appear Tr.et No. 3519. in the City vlng1 ~nil apec1t1ed 92691 tme The ldtng of this statamenCmust be by cuh, a This statement was !tied money of the Unlled 31, Ml fllANEOUS MAPS • at the hearin and atat ol Newport Beach. Couoty n Hction 5102 ol the fl. Tht l1Ct1llous bus111e~ nam does not ol 1~11 auttionze Ille , Wtlh the Couniy Clerk of
St1He1), all rtOhl, title, IN TH OFFICE OF Tl[~ e:s •~=:~:!do~~!; your objecti~ns or fil: of Orang•, State o1 Califor· anc1al CO<Se and aulno-reterrtd to above was hied o use in t!llS sl.1t~ ol ~ fltbliou~ cashiers ~drawn on a Oranoe County on M11rcn
and lnterut. conveyed to COUNTY RECORDER OF SAID of Trust and reasonably es· written objections with nl1, ~· 1hown on • Map ied lO do bu1me11 In October 1 199311'1 lhe counry o Business Name In violJtion oqstate or national bank, a 1, 1994 end now held by It under COUNTY tlm t..... coat• expenses the 0 rt b f th filed 1n Book. 128, P!j!H 1 8 11 slate) At. At U\e Orange Orlg1nal file No Ille r~nls ol anotner under fed· check drawn by a slate or F&00370 eald Deed ol Trusl In lh• APN 050· t 12·0 I 8 "" • . c u e ore e to 21 inelu11ve of M11c•ll•· n tron1 entt ance 10 58523~ property elluated In Hid PARCH 2· LOT 17 OF IN· and advances at the bme of heanng. Your appear· neou1 M•p•. In th• Olflee of he County Cour1houH, ALFRED H STEENBLOCK eral tale 01 common bw {See lederal credit union, or a Published Newpon Bench· County and State and OIAN WELLS COUNTRY CLUB initial pubhca11on of the ance moy be In person the County Recorderol S•ld 700 Cl111c Center Drive 21861 VIA OE LA lUZ Section U•OO et seq Business check dr•wn by a itate °' Costa Mesa On1ly Pilot
da1crlbed aa 1011ows. A1 £STATES IN THE COUNTY OF Norlce of Sale Is or by your attorney. County. •Ill, sanw Ana. CA all AABUCO CANYON CALIFOR;and Prolessions Code) federal savings end loan March 31. April .,, 14. 2t,
more fully described on RIVERSl~E STATE OF CALI· S29t .572 24 Payment must IF YOU ARE A Percel 2: Non·Excluilve 1ght !Ille and lntere11 NIA 92679 · Fust filing assoclallon aavln 1 as· l994 • said Deed ot Trost. FORNIA AS PER MAP RE· be bv cash. e cashiers CREDITOR or a contin· •ppurtenant H1ement1 for onv'eyed to and now KATHY A STEENBlOCK COASTAL COUNTIES fSCAO . • 11 th)l74 The street addru1 and CORDED IN BOOK 31 cheek drewn on a state or ent creditor of the the purpo1e1 and H de· eld by it under uld 21861 VIA DE LA LUl CORP. soclalion. ~ aa11109s bank1...; _______ _
other common deaigna· PAGEISI 27 ANO 28 O~ na11onal bank, a check eceased, you mutt file •.crlb•d en Artlei. XIII. Sec-eed ot Trust in the RABUCO CANYON CAUFOR " 16099Goldtnwtst St spec1hed "' sectloo 5102 PUBLIC NOTICE
uon 11 any ol the real MAPS OFFICIAL RECORDS drawn l>Y a state or federal your claim with the courl uon 4 of th• D•c!•ratlon of rcperty iltuated In u1d NIA 92679 •. untllglon BliCh CA 9264 o1 the Financial Code and i---------
pro'p er t y 'ducrebed ~tJA~~O~~J;';.g ~~=~ un~~·18:: 0~ 1~!~ and mail a copy to the ~:.'~~~-~i:,t;.t:t"M:~ ounty, Calltornla d•· SIGNED ALFRED H STEEN· ~twooit!kach C~\~~ authoriied to do business su:i~~~!0~:m•
3abeove " puerporteNd to bcrt: THESE ~OPERTIES Will uv1ng!>°'and loan anooa· pers~nal repreaentatlve 7, 1974 In Book l 1090, cnblnTho thNe rtlahnd tn,et•I ·BLOCK ICATliY A STEENBLOCI( CN2432?2 Aor 71 4 21 2 in \his stale The street Statement eacon ay, ewpo SELL TOGETHER appointed by the court Peg• 174 of Official Record• n e 0 we• •r Y This busness was conaucted ---------i Beach, CA 92660 THE STREET AO.DRESS ANO lion, eavlngba •:soc1atf;d within four month• from of Oraf'Qe Councy c ar.for· 0 00 teel ol lhe Soulh· by husband a11d Wife ~ PUBLIC NOTICE address and other com-T"-lo1Jow1ng peisons ere
The underejgned. Truer· OTHER COMMON OESIGNA· ~~ ~a.~~~~ 5 ~ 02 'P:,C! ;he the date of first 1uuance ni•. • aeterfy 150 le.et of lot This statement was filed "'1th • mon designation, it any. ol ~~~Sbu~'Pt~: 10425 f:, ~~~~~~~,:~~~s~li~ TIO~ IF ANY. OF THE REAL Financial Code and eutho· of l~tters as provided in mine~=::~~I t~!r•::n:,.t!: ~:y 010~ecr.'~a ~~~~ Ule Counry Clerk ol Orange NOTICE OF the real property de· Slaler A~e., •102.'Founlatn
lh• streel address and PROPERTY DESCRIBED 11zed ro do bu11neas 1n this sec.uon . 9100 of the h droc.,bo'n G subitancu ountv 01 orange, Stot.i oun~ on Marti\ 14 1994 TRUSTEE'S SALE scribed above ls purpor1ed Valley,.CA 92708 other common deS1gna· ABOVE IS PURPORTED lO atate. Tha 11raet address Cahf<!rn1a Prob.ate C~de. ty!ng below• depth of 500 1 Cahtomla, 81 shown ALOE LYMAN ESCROW CORP. Trustee Sale No. to be· 2082 Pomona Timothy R. le Claire.
hon 11 any shown here· BEl P-1 '26 CORAL, BALBOA and orher common deslgna· he time for fihng cla1m1 feet below the eurfK• of 8 Map recorded In 22112 C1ntJ1Orwt.110 6 5 924LC · 10425 Slater Ave . t t Ot_
In 'Tne toial amounl 01 IS ANO, CA llon, if any, ol the real ptop-will not expire before H id L•nd without the right 11 • Page 83 Mt1cel· lake Forest CA 9263 94 4 Avenue. Costa Mesa, CA Fountain Valley, CA 92708 tho un aid balance ot PA2NE 4~Nb~4NIN~ltl~ ~ILLS erty desc11bed. above la pvr-four. months from . the of sutf•c~ entry abow the aneoua Maps, Record• N1woorr 81111Ch·Cosld MesafT111• Order No. 1 OOOOA-3 92628. The und81'1igned Tt11s business Is con·
the obftgallon secured \HE UNO~S~NED • TRUS· ported to be. 1877 Port hearing date noticed depth of 600 feet from the 1 Orange coul)ty, C•h· Daly P1/of1 APN• 422-221·04 Trustee disclaim• any If. ducted by: an ind1Yldual
IJy the property to be TEE DISCLAIMS ANY LIABIL· Tagga11 Place Newport above. 1urtaee, .. r•••rwd In toroi• CN241976 AlJf 7 14 2L2B,vou ARE IN OEFAUL ablllt tor an incorreci-The reglsrrant(s) com·
•old and rusonable estl· ITY FOR ANY INCORRECT· Beach. CA 92860. The un· YOU MAY EXAMINE deeds of record. The atreel addreu and PUBLIC NOTICE UNOEA A OEEO OF y y menced lo transact busl· mated costs, e11penses NESS OF THE STREfT AQ. d1ralgned Trull•e d11· the lile kept by the Except therelrom all ther common designa· ness of lhe street address ness under lhe F1c1111ous
and advances e\ the DRESS ANO OTHER COM-da1ms any ltab!llty for any court. If you are • per· water and wat•r right• on. 11 any. of the real Fiie No. flo3u 4 RUST 0 ATE 0 and other common deslg· Busmess Name(s) l1St•d
lime ol tne inettal publi· MON DESIGNATION, IF ANY. incorrect.nest of the street son interested In the ben .. t~ the eurtec:e.ol H id property de1cr1 bed FICTITIOUS BUSINESS 311 4191 UNLESS nation, 11 any, shown above on· 3·8·94
cation ot the Nol.Ice ol SHOWN HEREIN addren and other common estate you may file with lend without the nght 01 bove 11 purpon~ to be MAME STATEMENT YOU TAKE ACTION hetein Said sale will be Timolhy A. Le C11"'' aale i1 $125 070 17 THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF THE des1gnat1on. II eny, shown • aurface entry. he property heretofore Th f 11 ltos stalemen1 wu liled In addiuon\o ~ash lhe UNPAID BALANCE OF THE herein. Said sale will bathe court a formel ~· Tn_ P1rc:et Number: 06-acrlbed 19 being aold tSrare' doino 0~~.Ssllt~°"J5 0 PROTECT YOUR made, but without with lhe County Cle.k 01
Truslee will accept a OBLIGATION SECURED er made, but without covenanr qfe~t 't'?i' Speflal Notice 072 ~ ltrMt acid nd ·u II" 234 Alberl Place Ctuntfs 2g238 Glano 4venut PROPERTY, IT MAY BE covenetnt or warranly, OJI· 01an~ County on Match
c.uhier 1 checll drawn THE PROPERTY TO BE SOLO or warranty, ••pressed or ~o t e i ing o an 1n11en· other common d .. r;~:tkm. 11a Mesa. CA 92b27 'S:!nl.1"11:1 CA 92705 SOLO AT A PUBLICpres!ed or Implied, 09, 1
(In a state or nahonal ANO REASONABLE ESTI· implied. regarding 1111•· ry and appraise! of ii •ny, of the real property The under.1oned lrual· Samuel Chung 9691 tmpena SALE. IF YOU NEE~re ardln \Ill• F00135o ban ti.. a ch eel\ drallln by MATEO COSTS, EXPENSES poese111on, or enc;um· Hl!i~e assets or of eny dHcrlbed abow 1, purported ee dlsctalm• any Ila bi ht Avenue Garden Grove CA I 9 g • Pubhsned N11wpon Btach-a swte or lederal "edit ANO AOVANC~S AT THE llME branc~•. lor the ~rpose ol petll!on !>r account as to I>•: 4827 Dorche•t•r tor any incorreclliHi 01 Usa Kim 9691 Im rial Ave· AN EXPLANATION 0 poss ass 1 on . or Cos1a Mesa 0111ty Pilot
union or a check .dJawn VfoNTHOF 1%lALNcfrV2tl<tF aebsf~g~ha l~d·'Cied~as~ pfo~d~ l!",sec,tlon 1250 Road. Newport a .. ch, Cell· lhe •lleet address an nue Garden Grove er THE NATURE OF THE encumbrancea, for the Apr117, 14. 21. 28. 1994.
by • 1tale or federal sav· SALE IS $79\ 291 37 aecvr Y 111 " ° Co t e ah orn 8 Probate fomi1, 92625 otn•r common de111gna· TlllS business 'is conducted PROCEEOINOS eurpose of satisfying the Th489 Inga 11nd loan assocl· IN ADDITION lo CASH THE Trust Including the leea. ode: t. ~equeat for The undeAlgned TN•t· lion, 11 ~ny, shown here-_.,._;....;.;..;....~-"""..-.---";;....; ----------..i_~.;....;~;;.;;..;;;;...:..-z._..;.....;.. ----------
otlon, uv1nos as1ocl· lRUSlEE Will ACCEPT A charges end expenses of Spe_cial Not1ce,form 11 •• ditclalms •ny liability for In. Said u_le will b PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES allon or savings bank CASHIER'S CHECK DRAWN the Trustee The benel1· available from the court anv lncorrectne11 ol the made, but without cov· C ,. 1pee111ed in Seclion 5102 ON STAlE OR NATIONAL ciary under said Dead of clerk. 11reet addre11 •nd othar enan1 or warranty, e• PUBLI NO 1 ICE
of th• Financial Cod BANK A CHECK OAAWN BY A Trust heretolOfe executed Attorney f• p.~ common dHfon•tlon, If any, p1eued or implied. re CITY OF COST• ..... and authorized to d STATE OR FEDERAL CREDIT and d•~vared to the und•· ,..._. N. hllon shown herein. . ga1dlng lllla, pouosa1on, .. .,_ busmeu In 1tt11 slate In UNION OR A CHECK ORAWN signed • wr1nan Declaration 28fi& E. eo.c 1-.,,..wy S•!d Hie will b• mid•. or encumbrances, to pa NOTICI! 0' PUllLIC NIEARINO
tha event tender 01ner BY A STATE OR FEDERAL of Default and Demand lor 1221 but wnhout coveneeat or the remalnmg princ1pa REGARDING TMI ADJUSTMENT OF USER FEES
than cash 11 accepted, SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSO-Sala. and a wrmen Noace C.ane Del M• CA w~•ntv. ~!!Pr••~ ._or Im-1um or the note(1I ee AND CHARQIS FOR FISCAL YUR 1"4-95 the Truslee may withhold ~IATION SAVINGS ASSOCIA-of Oefaull and Election lo 92825 P • reger lllG tltb • po•· c~ed by 1a1d Deed o
the luuance ol the ION OR SAVINGS BANK Sell d The undersigned 04/1 4 04/15 04/21 ~:·:~nt.,:rree~l:,~~i:e~~'. ru1l, with lnlerea\ \her-e NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing Will ~ held by ttle Costa Mesa City Council at the Trualee'a Deed untll P£CIFIEO IN SECTION 5102 cause said Nottca of ' ' 011, •• provided In ta• I ti f M 2 1"'u t 8'30 ft lbl I h Cou c lund1 become available OF THE FINANCIAL CODE Delault and Election ro Sel PUBLIC NOTICE P•1 •um of the not•l•I. nolefa) advances 11 any regu ar mea · ng 0 ay • .,..,., • • p.m .. or aa aoon ttltfee .,. &I poll •, n t e ncll hambere
10 ine payee or endo,.ee AND AUlHORIZEO TO 00 to be rOCOfded In the counry 1ecur•d. by Hid DHd of under the terrn.e 'of lh of City Hall, n Fair Drive, Costa Mel&, for the purpose of considering amending lt'le City's user fees and
os a matter 01 reghL BUSINES IN fHIS STATE IN where lhe reel properr.y 1s Fii• No, FI01915 Trust w~h j"~eru1~ the;•()• Deed of Tru1t, eaumate charges schedule as tt'ley relate to the Finance, City Manager, Communications, and Public Services
Said sale will &e made, T~E EVE l l NDER OTHER located Md mo1a lhan three FICTntOUS BUSIN£SS ::::~ .. e If ~nu un":e: t~ teas, charges and u Depar1menls, effective July 1, 1994.
but w11hou1 covenant or T AN CASH S ACCEPTED, months have elapsed since N~E STATEMENT term• of ;,Id Dl~d of Trust pen1ee of the Truste warranty, upress or Im· 1 E TRUSTEE MAY WIT~ such ~ecordatton. The lollowmg person(s) feu, cherge1 •nd expen••~ and of the lr"U•Ls creat The following Is a sample of user fees and charges to be considered for amendment:
plied regarding lllle, HOLD THE ISSUANCE OF THE DATE. CW13194 IS/are doing business ~ of the Trustee end of l by u ld Deed ol Trust,
pouesslon or encum-lRUSTH'S OHO UNTIL N.A MORTGAGE 'ALfREOO'S PASTA & OHi" tn.11ta created by uid Deed wit; 1252,466 05 Estlmat
b,.nces, to sall,ly tne tn· TgNOS ~ECOM~ AVAILABLE SERVICES. INC • AS 27525 PUERlO REAL ISOO of Trust ed. Accrued inlerH
debtednen secured bV OORJE1 J AZ ~AgiR E~ TRUSTEE M SSION VIEJO CAU~ORHI The tot.I amount of the end add11toi:ial adv•nc:e said Deed. advances RIGHT 400 E MAIN STREET 2G91 unpeid belance of the obli· 11 any, 111111 1ncrea1e lhl Bad Check fee
Cu"'9nt Fee
Charved
S119ge1ted FM BaMCI
On Cu,,..nt CHt
To Provide Service
s 20 thereunder, with interest SAID SALE Will 8'..l,IAOE STOCKTON. CA Q5290-SALVATORE LONGO 60J getlon secured by the prop· llgure prior ~o sale.
• fl provided therein and BUT WITHOUT COVefCA.NY 4009 PROMO~RORY DRIVE UNIT E etty to be 901c1 •nd rHion• The benehclary unde trte urwald principal ol OR WARRMHY EXPRESS TalllphOne Numbat. 'ffWPORT BEACH CAllfORNI eble H tlm•t•d cotu. 811• u1d Deed ot Trual here
Home Occupation Permit
Arewori<s Stand Permit
Election Matertal Coples
Research -Citywide
U'tlllty Permit
s 10
~10
$ 15
$ 25
$ 150
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tl'le notA sec.ured by 1c1ld OR IMPLIED ~EGAROING (20Q)_5'6-2811)9 92660 penH• and adllllflCH at tha tofore oecuted and d
ctaed wit./' mterea~ lhere· TITLE POSSESSION OR EN-Par Ste"'-ns. Agen1 This bus1ness 15 conducte tirM of initl1I publication of livered to th• under
on H provided in said CUMBAANCES TO SATISFY TPS #28406 by an lnd!Vldual the Notice of Sele I• signed • wnuen Oeclar•
Note, lees. charges and SECURED BY ~AID OHO AO.. April t4. 21. 26. 1Q94 SIG'fEO SALVATORE LONGO •692,,32. t5. uon of Oelault •nd o.
and ol tho trusi. created INTEREST PROVIOtO IN PUBLIC NOTICE tr;i he retstrant con:sme~;e~ I Hid Deed of Trust hereto· wrlllcn Notice ol Delaul
Site Access Permit
S0.1 o per page
S ·O·
$ 15 s 15
$0.10 per page
cost
$ 80
$ 90 e11penso• ol lhe lruatee VANC£S THt1£UNOER WITH T The S.nafleiary und•r mand for Sale, and
by said Deed of Tru11 SAID NOT fEES CHARGEI nsact usiness un er a IC· fore executed •nd dellver•d and ElucUon to sell, lh ses Trust Deed Nel· ANO EXP~NSES · OF TH CNSt 182111 1111ous business name 01 names to the und•l"llfoned • wrlnen underalgned cause A copy ol the suggested user IMs end charges schedule for the Finance, City Manager, Communications,
worll. 7411 Lorge circle TRUSTEE ANO OF TH NOTICE OF Its~~ abo~~on N~A 1 Mid l'1 gec1a::1or of O~fault end uld Notice ol Oeraut and Public Services Oepartment1 may be examined during normal working hours (8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.),
Huntington Beach, C TRUSTS CREATED BY SAID PETITION TO tn CIS 5 mCelen kwas, 1
0 wi ~· N °1~ 5• i ~ ~ and Elecllon lO Seti 10 In the Finance Department at City Hall 77 Fair Drive Costa Mesa Calltom(a. 92647, (71'1 842·9111, By. OEEO OF TRUST AOMllflSTER e ounrv t o rang w •n ° • 0 • •u recorded in the coun • ' ' C)nd1 L Horn. Aut Vic EST A TE OF· HR.EN Counry on Mardi 14 1994 ·~ E~c~n to ~·· ~ where the real prope NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that at aald lime and .place all lnte<ested persons may appear and be heard
President, ses Trua ARROWHEAD SERVIC{ COR· .,. .. EHART M. -. .. -S NOTICE This f1Ct1t1011s N3m Notk:': ofO f cult•u __ ... E~~ ii located and more than by the City Council on the aforementloned Item. Deed Network Dated PORATION ._. --.n ~!ement eirp1res I~• year • • -.. c· three mont h• ha11 • 113128/t994 . CJO ANDREAS SERVICE CASE NO. A 172748 lrom tile datP it was tiled in ~~to s.: to'::., reeu:ed ~ elapsed since such re MARY T • ELLIOTT, 0.puty City C~
ASAP1 21911 CORPORATION To all heirs, benef1-0lllO!OlllleCountyClerk Ant pro~~n1:r:: t!d ,. cordahon •n. 4/U , 4121 1770 N. AAROWHEAD AVE· c1ariee, cred1tor1, contln-fchtious Busin11n Name Sl.1ta· 09t•: A n: 7 ;994 Proleulon•I Foreclo Published Newport Beach· Costa Mesa Dally Pllot Aprll 21. 1994.
TO PIACE AN AD CAIJ, -
642-5678·
Costa Meaa, CA 92827
Bow To Place CORONA HOUSES/ HOUSES/ COSTA MESA 2124 NEWPORT NEWPORT NEWPORT NEWPORT
t\ Classified Ad DP.L MAR 1022 BEACH 2169 BEACH 2169 BEACH 2169 BEACH 2169 CONDOS CONDOS •2BA 11h9A twnhs•.
FOR SALE 2 Towrthom•• On FOR RENT walk·ln clo•et, pvt 2BR 11... crpts, frplc, Lido l•le/Penln•ut• Npt Shra 3Br 2Ba. Fp,
BY PHONE: 714 642-5878 Avocado I 50' lot. patio, washer hkup, Beach Area range, encl gar, $97~ Bayfront & Interior vault cell, patios, 2·car
604·2BA 21h91, f/p, pool, qulet/eecluded Npt Hghtl. See owner, homHI L•H• or salo! gar w/opnr. ClubhH,
BY VISITING OR MAIL: "® dress rm. $685 No Pell. please. Vrly Lg Studio or 3BR 437 Pr1nce1on Or. CM 1111 QNndy1 RHllort tenm1, comm pool. Nr
600.Uttra modern ro· 946-0382 Incl Watarlront Call 875·8181 bch, JClnt •chools. Lee BALBOA 819 Canyon aummer
330 W. Bat Street model, 3BA-3BA, f/p. EHtslde Unfurnished renra1.condo on glf er• $1500/mo. 548-3851
deck + legal rental PENINSULA 2107 Two 38R unlta. Ga· $850 lo S 1400 mo. 3Br 2.&ba, $ 1650 mo Costa Me11, A 92627 Inc. 875·8811 rage, trplc, yard, w/<J VIiia Rentals May·AUO ~73:e608
(Corner of Newport Blvd. & B•y St) rouA1. "°"''"'" LUX lorn condo, f•b hkup, s1 too & s1195. 675·4912 Bluffs Tennis VIiia Ol'flOl'lfUNI .. b•w view. a MBA Villa Renta.1• 6.,5~912 GARAGE SALE CIASSIFIED HOURS:· All rtll IMMe lllllflr\fllnf IA tflls NEWPORT ete1. turn·kO)'. concl. M•tr + 3BR. tam rm, ...
MWllllPll 11 lllbJC'I " ;:,1 ,td· BEACH 1069 $1800 Agt 840·S884 HUNTINGTON country kllch, 2650 •If
Tdephoae S.m • 5:30pm Monday.Friday trll r11t HtuJlllt Act ti 1911 u S2350 mo S48 .. 980 HINTS ll!llll4ld wtllcll 11111lu It llltp BEACH 2140 RENTALS EA•TBLUl'P view. Walk-In 8:30am-5:30pm Mond1y-Frid1y 10 ee"n111 "1111 ~'""· By Ownr·BHI ocn cloae CORONA VIEW,VIEWI 3br 2.5ba
DEADLINES hlllll1IJ011 tr •1"t1111l111U1n 11e1ua1 lUJI 2Bcl·28e DEL MAR 2122 P1clflc A1nch 1BR. Ocntt se~wk fplc, '950 SQ I\, grdnr
llnlf Ml rat&. ctlM. rellflttl, Villa Balbo• condo. 1 BR Lido • s UJ50 mo Inc $1500 • 073-5253 Before your ga~ Monday ......................... Friday 5:30pm m . ~H•IUJ. ltllllllM &Ulw• Ir $229,000. 842· t 83'f 2BR w/lofl up1tr1 2BA Penin 11675 mo Or•at OC•an Vin, 2bt
...... arltlll, •IO llllllllltft It Newport •horoe D••'9ner'• lurnl1hed condo, tv.Oa, 1400 3BR. Pentn. 1137$ mo ~Sb• Deluxe condo sale, determine t Tuesday ....................... Monday 5:30pm l!IMt lllY 111Cll ""*'""· ltml· 2Br 2Ba condo-charm. a/f, w/d. frplc, pool, 38R Pat'lln StS76 mo fplc, •II •men. SHOO Cuatoml&ad 3br 3be. patio, epa, g•l•d comm. 4BR P.,,1n $1800 mo items M: wish to Wedneaday .................. Tuesday 5 :30pm· Atlell er •IKrlftl111•1111." den, bOnut rm. Ap. pool, near 842·•427, 642·3381
bis 1ttws111'•~ wlll 111t beach. S1875/mo or St tSO mo. 73t·2G83 4BA • Uclo • S3000 mo
Independent ........... Wedneaday 3:30pm proJt 1800 sq', 2 car S17501•a••· 760-3187 ThtPtt ..... ••LIDO 18L .. •• · sell. ke sure uewllttlY •cefll lllY ent111h· gar. Reduced 2&K. 1 Br ~Ba hou... dbl
Tburaday ................ Wedneaday 5:30pm 111111 lot "" .. lltt lflltdl IS i-S330K Brier 297·2753 •Oorgaou1 ocean view NEWPORT ...... ger. tr pie. s 1200/mo 1 eve~ing is dean rlffllll11 of lllt llW Our 1t1dc11 H.V. Hiii• hm, 4BA or ............. -yr IH. 909-201·2105 Friday ...................... Tburaday 5:30pm N~t Hta It airy ~Br 20a BEACH 2189 673·1'00 .. ller9'f l11ltr111td 111•1 111 rpr, ram rm, Fr dr1. 3 + Oen, pool. = or 714·67~M3H and repaired. Saturday ....................... Friday 5:30pm .... 11.,. • ••• ,..... lft 11111 S479K. 050-0943 Bkr $3850 A;t 840.98 1 BR t D•N CONDO Lido lale ••vtY•nt .... ,,,., .,.. .. t4i.i• .. Ill --
Ed Van d•n Bo11cne Ov1ratoek1d wllh Par\atomalo ocean I 38r • d9"1, 48&, '3900. . --~""' 1t com Ovtrstocktd wllh ,.,arbor view. 0•1• AvaJI now. Prim only. , .., alutf? -CaU 642-56/8. ................ UIHUO TRADE alUtl? A ean 10 ~rd/pool/tenni• St !100 549 4700 Of 723•tl3t .......... 1 1111·414 .,. ,... A call to a1.e5ae 122.n2e
Put a few words 1111 ..,_tllflM, DC•• flit• Cf111llled Classified Whether Vou'r• buylnQ
through classlf led will hef; Buy II. Seti 11, find It. or ••mno. c1a1e1n.a
to work for you. ~ttUOllUMHl will hel~ Cteaatft94t. it: cover• .,, your "99dll 84Z·M78 e42.1e 1 141·H I -
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PO• U1'T .. ---i21illiil SBAU 2724 DJIOUlfClllDTS 5530 5530 5530 5530 5530 ili•••••••l2~ 2bai/ new 38lh St N• matt bt/pvt ba lg•--------"AuletMt Cook Retall •••o retuf PIT• iiSiiumiiii,,,.,iiilii)oilb•s•200-50011i•llYOUTH•iiil•EllPL••OYlll•iiiiNTll
--------·• No ' ;:~ ~~:V ::· ctat, w/d, pool, ap' flt LOST a RELl•P OUT OF SAHTA FE Small frl9fldly NB arn wkly Caaual d.rffa &
1940mo m539-501e ctt, lg TV. Fun posf1 ,, FOU1fD 2925 Hoapltal exp nae. PT/FT eicp'd aalea-office. You'll be multi atmoaphete, taking on HOT LINE 2108 · S57s+Mn1 dep. 759-9009 Apply at Meu Verde people for upacale akllled with a aai.s phone, no aelllng, Fun part time jOba
l iiliii•••iiiiiii•l 3rd HouH lo a.ach fii•iii•••••I Convo Hoap.. 881 So Western shop In ~aonehry. Hr• nex. Jack 714-7()6.!Me& $S-S12/ht. 7t• 841~9n
Lg modern 2BR w1 t·,.-a.-.-G-----l'OUND SSt Center St. c M Faahloo laland. Hrly + Reaumea~ P.O. Box Tutor PT
aAYFllONT Furn 3 bd beam cell, fplc:, auto UftAft ES In Newport Beach. -----·-·-· __ comm 854-5399 1248 NB, CA 92863
IOWef'. fJp&c, laundry, gar dr, wd hkup. $995 FOi llNT 2740 Contact the ~-poft Hlfr llJfll.. --------S • 0 r • t •, V ·R •ta I I Tutoring 2 grammar EMPLOYMENT
St ISO. AGENT mo, yr1y. 842·38GO Beach Police Dept, FOf THE HAIRCUT· developer seeks ass•t achl boys. Aher echl SEJtVICES 5533
e31·1400 844-3659 TEAS • Costa Meaa, Can't seem to 2o.30 hra wk. Dicta· hr• M-Th St5/Hr. Prefliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I WKI FREE RENT 9•20, 24 hr acceas, FOUND WOMENS Newport Beach area. get to all those phone WP 5. t, some teachers 759-3239 --•••
WITH LEASE!! aafe, Eaatalde CM/ Great job, great loci repair jobs AE exp. N/$ NB office. WOf'~ •t Hom•·Lot a Pl•••• be aware lhat
2BR-3BR Apt a, 2 17th St $100/mo WEDDING RINGll Buay store. No ctlantel Lols 640.9890 or fu of Job• & S i i Send the lisllnga In this cat· 2607 Veara Newl Family 310 3'78·1080 • + • + • • nee. 71,..722~5'71 around the house? resume 640-7828 SASE to: RAE, 838 egory may require you
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil complex, pool, play-•----------Near border of Costa Let the Cl•n lfled S ECURITY GUARDS Camino de Loa Mares, 10 call a 900 numb•'
••••ffronl •ldtl + ground 850-8310 STOe•GE 2742 ~:~h. anP~ea~:w~~~ ManfCUrfll Stltlon Service Directory NEEDED, South Or-;;.~:~~~2:~ Clem-In Which there la a
AR 1295/mo. Buay ahop, help you find ange Co. Wiii train. ---· ""'-------char~ per minute vtew 1BR 1BA, kltch. CHARMING 2Br·WO '=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliii and Identify ring. 1at Mo FREEi Udo. Call 714·921·7122 Buy It. Sall II Find It. -----------Qulel • ci.an. N/S. akyllght. 303~ :Mlh'.1• •rld9•1*87S-e22a Pamela 873-3222 reliable help. Cl•aalfted. Buy It. Sell II. Find It.
Yrty M95 e'73-1M3 Prkg. 1900 mo+$89S PARK STOMO• CleH lfled . 111••11111••··· aec. 1450 rent/13th Storage/garage mes FOUND: COCKATIEL MODELS NEEDED BAYFRONT view, lg mo. Shown Sun 2 -e t21C27 In CM 'Lowfft In Coata Meaa. Call to 2BR 28• condo, pool, 8181285-0223 Prlcea. Offl~e alao ldenUfy. Matla, 842· F/T, top commission
2 car parking, pier avail. Located N--4321 deya, 645-1933 + S per hr . .A,pply In avail. No pet•. Yrly ;;;E;::•:-:•~tb~l:".'u:-::ft:-:-lr_g_a_p_a_c ... lou-a port & 17th. 756-3277 eves & weekends. person, Costa Mesa
$1500 mo 673-6640 2Br 2Ba, frplc, pool, LOST CAT ~:rvt:,~:32~~~r & gar, new crpt. Avl now •REWARD•
S975/mo. 756-3277 Small Brown Burmeae PART TIME
CORONA WATERFRON~ COMMERCIAL ~ ¥"N I KO"•~ OFP'ICE HELP
DEL MAit 2622 2BR Beach Cottagea-De 11''1' EST' 11TE Vicinity of Jaalmlne . Poaslbl• F/T In futur,e.
i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ~ n Creek, COM. In the Rnponslble1)erson to on Lido Pernnaula. evening, on Aprll 8th do various duties Incl
Cut• A Clean 1BR apt lmmed occpyl $800-Please cell 760-5314 heavy phones, Inter-on Bay. Ownatrs crnr 51 300 873-6030 7 dya act with customera.
unit, new crpt/palnt. '710 Lido Park Dr i-B-U_S_INE __ S_S_O_F_F_l_C_E_ •••••••• 8am-1pm M-F. Start
S1100/mo. 642-6515 M/hr. Interviews btwn
Small lbr apt, MWty -------FOR RENT 2769 PERSONALS 2-4pm. For eppt call
decorated, frig, mlcro MISCELLANEOUS Phyllis, 751-7512.
utll pd N/S $700. Avt RENTALS e 11ic15 Otc, (Rltr, Ac· -------PERSONAL ASST.
May 1. 67~t77 ••••••••• countant, etc) 1518 PERSONALS 3002 Prealdenl of Irvin .. Npt Blvd, CM. $175
553-1115/873-1943 Ev f iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ::::: a:?~~:l~~81cf~
COSTA MESA 2624 ------2-7-0-6 Ex ecutive Sult•• ••Dolls•• Join our team. Out·
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ROOMS near John Wayne Air· Hot & Lota o( fun. standing career 'oppty
APJ'S ffROM $550 port. Servlcea avail· Lauren 714·570.8170 for highly organized ~
t Br 1 Ba & 2Br 1 ~Ba. COM, t325 Pvt entr & able. David 436-6665 , __ H_O_T_&_W_l_L_D_I__ motivated lndlvldual:
Great location. Harbor bath, furn, avail now. I~~=,..,,...-=------This lndi11lduaJ must VIiia Apia. 546-9081 Micro, refrtg only. lat/ NEWPORT BEACH 1-800-860-6969 be able to effectively
laaVaec. 76().0928 EXEC SUITES Ton Free Cell organize all facets of 1BR upatalr•. qulevs.. Loweat prices. Free JENNIFER MAHNKE the presldenrs ached·
eluded. Near shop. -=c~o-.-,-.-M-.-.-.-.F-e_m_a_l_e Nrvlcea. 833-9550 where are you? 11 you ule. The ablllty to
ping & frwys. Well non·amoker. Child work with clients,
kept CO"'!plex. Pool. OK. Muat like cats.••••••••• ~~,f~~:~5~.all me screen c-alls. arrange No pets, pleasel $550 631·901 t After 6pm meetings and make
mo. MfS-0382 Mature prof fem. Ocean BUSINESS 8r Lg:,E~e !~~I~~,!'~ ~vs~'. "(;Aan~~:~~ts 11~
E'side 1BR, encl gar, 11lew br+alttlng rm, FINANCE 011er qulckl Shannon· req'd. Send resume to
$585 + $650 dep. Avl bath, gar, aec, pool.I••••••••• dncr 714-448-0989 'Mr. Brandea, 19900 5/1. 150 E 21 at St. Kitch prlv. S750 +sec. MacArthur Bl11d,. Ste 646-5934 or 544-4294 722•8577 or 67,,. ,,500 Metch Da te Line .,.... Guys, Girls, Others 1100, lrvlne 92715.
el.id ... 3br 2ba apl BUSINESS 1-900-78Match X 280 POSTAL JOBS Quiet upatra X·lg _H_O_TE_LS ______ OPPORTUNITY $2.49 min. 18+ K&L Start $11.41 /hr. For
deck, nu decor. fp, Ent. 702·593-0303 exam and application
gar, lndry. No Smk/ & MOTELS 2 718 2904•---.-M-l_c-_h_•_ll_•_*__ Info call 219/769-8301
wtrl;>da. pet consld iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ext CA685, 68-6p Sun-Fri S950+dep. 548-1709 1• t Low price. Very
LIVE IN LAGUNA BREAK THE CHAINS! pretty. Young & classy Real Estate
E'sldt X·Lg Studio
140 Megnolla
Furn Studios, kitchen-With no experience or pvt dncr. 714·237· r--------"""
ettea, lV, pool. $175 Investment other than 4082 No Agency Fee MAL ISTATI IAl.al
$585 mo 642· 1390 & up wk. 494-5294 your time, you can Busy walk-In location. ••art your own 1mau1---------I Fo 1-.aA EAS TSIDE Unbellev· bualnesa aupplylng MEMBERSHIPS comp Pan. r """'•"'W
able 1BR No peta. RENTALS TO high quality building 3018 can Ron Taylor. :I
Encl garage, laundry. SHARE 272 maintenance coatlngs1=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii The ,.,.....
$550 + dep 642·5964 4 to businesses In thal(: ENTER CLUB· Ntwpoff I
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rage, walk·ln closet, NEWPORT COAST perta with 60 years ship sells $8000 by ========~
no peta $650/mo. N/S prof M ahr new experience. Start club, offered at S3500. RECEPTIONIST Betty 844-22'70 2Br condo, gated. Pvt amell & grow. Com· 759-8285 ba/phn/gar. Avl 511. Front ofc 1 ·5 M·F. MESA VERDE Sharp S600+dep. 854·1861 plete training. Write Must know W/P 5.1.
remod 2Bd. 2Ba w/gar Mr. Dickerson, Pres .• I••••••••• 50Wpm, heavy phones
$750 Agt. Pam Agt, Belboa Penln. Share M S A -4 6 5 • Box EMPLOYMENT & greet customera.
546-5880 or 979-3848 3Br, frplc, w/d hkupa, 961005, Ft. Worth, TX1·-------· Sal DOE. 673-7300 garage. M/F. $380/mo. 76161 1• ---------Move In Speclall 675-3158 Restaurant ~ OFF SECURllY Family owned vendlng•---------
1 BR $640. 2BR $750. Lrg pvt room/tub beth/ buslneu, Snack/Sod• EMPLOYMENT
Quiet, bright & apa· entr, Corona del Mar. combo units, flnanc· 5530
cloual 831-842'7 W/D. Fem n/a. Avl Ing a11ellable.
now. S595. 721·9548 1·800-588·2134
PETS WELCOME $1,000 WKLY alutflng
Bluffs lrg 2Br 2Ba, ------------------env~opes at home.
gar. encl yard, tndry BUSINESS OFFICE BUSINESS OFFICE No exp. Free aupplles/
lac. S79~. 7~13~9 FOR RENT 2769 FOR RENT 2769 Info. SASE: LIFETIME,
You 're New Home la Dept. t2, Boie 2109,
W•ltlngt Spacious •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Brownwood, TX 76804
t BR-cable, nr bch, •
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842-5 8 58
NEWPORT
BEACH 2669 •
•1BR $825*
4600 Campus Drive
Newport Beach CA 92660
(714) 852·1700 or 759-7000
* PT·nHd people w/
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Experience 759-3412
Stcutly-eontdous bUllding w/llarma & comOlnalion locke •
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S1200 wkly. Local or reloc:allon. Application
& Info 1·51().798-9675
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3 euper-slztd privll• olbs • 11rg1 rtctfl'llon area
cofltt room. copy/ltcnga room.
$1900/MO-WILL DEAi.i Delivery drivers needed.
2BR 2BA $725/Up •
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51 Behind. on•
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52 F,.granl wood
53 Lingerie Item
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• ll .J 8 I • Q 10 t I _:..._.:;.::·._ • .,,,,:mwh COMPUT!U 1018 unuHd, Cheny On SAT •a• 2300 l.aufell•••••••
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O • I 8 0 & 10 7 a....ua-........._ room, tlth Century UT .. 18 Noonl Lota A • 4 -. U. trulllp-to one, Ull· 4MOX-33 computer Howard Miiier Qrend-of nr .. l ltemel Fwn, liiiiiiiliiil•••
• Q a • ' 10. I .................... ,.,.. ...., ~~ ,=·~: fathet clock, Shaket clothH, hMhld, etc1--------80UTB from IM kills. Decluw cornet"1 qn Br89Mt.• .:::. etc.... au t a_..u.tte Dr ._,,Dn
• I put up ta.e .-. &hell ~ TANDY 1000 TJL a --rv_,
Q & Q I 8 7 I ' a.&'1 kills wida tM .... 8H PC w/OeHMete lmiiiiiiiiiiii~~·
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The biddinc: tM * ucl · Weal ducbd etc.), Baak: A LOtua. ••••••••I 15795 + 642-4367 Soulia W-* N_.. BM& 1moodt!y! AH dlac9 (3~"), mamr
1 Q P.. 1 • .._ . 11.d Weal &Uea tlle eee, dldanr a11. 4M8, high resolu-
4 <;:> P.. .._ .._ wouldta.wbedonlyoneopdon.OD tlon 14" color monitor.
n.....n1 ... 1.-.a. Four ot O · &... ...... &........1 ..a......a __ -·u kevboard. Alao io.cted
..,,..... --....._ ._ -~ wvum wtwordPerlect 5 .1. Uaually, the NMOD for a boldup ta.w ...... clown tlle ~ o Xlnt copd. ssoo. --------ta• •4eotrto Schook, 79 AccOfd Maroon 4
play ii t.o cut com.municatiolll, ti· tnlmp9 and. wben the JKk dropped, COLOR PRINTER COJtONA 1984. Fully restored, AC, .Auto, PS, PB, 77
the bet the two dtfenden cw .Uwouldta.wbeen..U..N bow. (T d d b n•w everything. ml. Looks & run• g be~n ':cl.,., and duamy. But ..._,then .... eiterne~lin._: ep:Ot L~! :ua11~ D!L MU 1122 S9995. Call 875-7939 s115~ • 631·7149
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rwr. immediately, u thia bad WithnodUacto byotht then trldg ... manuala. Quantity! Houaewar ... converted~ lo hra liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ill tM tbe .,.._ ~ lint r Bately uaed, Uke n.w. glue, antqe, jewelry, Nwpt1 eCh 842·8679 . '77 450 aL Engli · uatnt.ee. t. -. won trump $300. Wiii negotiate cloth .. , etc. 111 Poln-61Neo.s478 red, Doth tops, nre The auction., .. brief and to IM trick. dedenr decic19d it.,.. moN package price. Call Httla. Sal/Sun 9-5 mech cond. St 1~95 point. Since South needad IO litda libbB.tl&art.dwithA 10~ Marla at 842-4321 Ext. MOVING SAL• •11DUFFY18 Must H•I 631·3770
from North t.o come to 10 Pidm. toe end c:oatinued withe low tNmp 308 daya; 14s-1933 Sat Only 8-3 Ei.ctrlc BaycrulHr 'our bearu wu c'--..a.. tbe ..l...I.• &........-L--.a ...._ o-. •v .. tw .. kend1. 440'h Femleaf 3 81 2400-IWto, NWf. P •' -111 ...-,._ -. uvwu -(In alley) S10,350 * 673-550 wlndowa, etc, XI
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EMPLOYMENT APPLIANCES 6011 ftJllNITURE 6014 FRE• TO YOUU 7012 NISSAN _..,,.._.~~~"t!'ll!'"""I WANTED 5535 B •au 111u1 w t111 • 4 FAMILY ANNUAL liiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!ilii!iii~
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kills lnd lvldu.I Only 175. 645-09$3 furn, w/d , GE retrlg, new home, approic. 4 917 Junlpefo, M... k 1 1 1 18• 0 b • ' 1 1 exec oak desk, water-yeara old, (has bffn del Mar. SAT 1-3:30 1t1oc • ec r c speed, S160 o o
...,.-natructlon. wr t ng, MOVEO·••lllng elec bad. 510 Rlvaralde spayed). Please call Furn, clothes, mlec.. ~!.:k~:p· ~·;,~!r,P ~~~ Call Stacey 572·7467
grammar usage,vocab Mayt.,., Otx Huv Duty Ave NB 642-0965 •780-3801 • ·~ • --------h 675 8399 -• ·' SaVSUf\ 9-? deck a, real cla11lc. 1-epeec . • Dryer, perfect cond, ., . 1780 Pe,.....• Needs motor. SSOOO. V 22.0V $200. 3 Cubic h
bar frlglfrzr, Ilk• new MERCHANDISE PETS• btwn 171N 111 675•7939 "(iilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•
MERCHANDISE 1100 Lv mag S09-8776 MISC. 6015 ANIMALS 6049 H::,~=~~.i~::''iOt:u:, 23' Norwegia n bullt Bay I•••••••• --------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiii& m I 1 c Sat I·? CrulHr, unique lap-fUINITtJIE 6014 600 records-3 for sL ADOPT-A-PET 1oe~. ch.wen.,. at !~~~~. n~~.~ h&11• ~~: s1eoo <619)363-6032 11·ANTl---0-UES---6-0-1-0 B~ band, vocals, Jazz, Paularlno/Falrvlew st .. rlng, cuddy cabin.•--------Lr-J....__j._Jli~~~~~~~ii aRAaa ••D 0n ez N rock/roll. 960-1709 ~~~~,6 F~~1.r~ •HUG• SA&.m• Sea11 12. New VolVo ANTIQ__UE~ l wmrm or1ho 'matt ... : •RAND HEW home Valley. PupplH, kit-2039 PrHldent ~&C41 Penta eng. Awafd-CLASSKs 925 ANTIQUEAUCTION never uaed', boxed. medical alda: Adj tens and more all Sat & Sun 9-4 ,um, Winning one-of·a~ind'"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Fri, Aprll 22, 8:30pm Coat sa50, must Hll walker, room com· looking for IOvlng: ear-baby Items , morel Doat. Asking $12,000,1•
Holiday Inn, Anaheim 1250 cash. 774-6500 mode, adj over-toilet Ing hom ... CAU 241-HUGE SALE·FRVSAT • but to the rlOht home, 1946 Plymouth W
totally restored, all
receipts. Bttl maroon.
s' 9,500.310-498· 1588
Fri, May 13, 6:30pm commode, •hower 0317 fof more Info. Sam-? No Htlyblrd1, would make a deal. Laguna Beach Brown Lazy Boy chr-chair w/Whl• com· please. tSN •• MS.0'14a
Women'• Club Xlnt cond . sto. Btn mOde. 548-5444 afl 6p 8RINDL• LAii MIX (Adami/Harbor)
EstalH, antiques. smk o•• Din tbl (no CEL TRIM ON DUTH ROW
Con• 18 nm• n t • chrs) $20. 960-1709 U. Male, 2 yra. Very cute Kid• clothH, toya, WL IOATS 7014 AUTOS · 0 Thigh cream. Must and very IWfft dog. blkea, china cab, antq wented. Lie A 114. Contemp lacquer bdrm Selll 24 (8) ounce jars Great with kldtl But wd atovee, watches, ••••••iiiiiii WANTED 9270
714·525-2926 .. 1. Ivory, Incl arm-only sso total need• to be only dog cameras, etc. SAT 7-3, 18' readily trailerablel1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 909-784-7416 olre, 6·drwr dresser w/ Call: 662.3426 P 1 445 Walnut Place (off 1 H b 11
BUYING ITEMS mirror, king &/or qn In home. lease he P T tl Av ) 631-4590 sa lboat, Npt ar or. l'LL BUY ANYTHING * * headbd & nltestand w/ Ex•• blk•, Ilk• new. save. Can't adopt? Be us n •· Only 8 yrs old. $1475 Older model car truck
From 1800·1960. 1 2 drawra, like new Pd $125, aell S35. a foater or volunteer. •MOVING SAL•• obo. Ralph, 675·3038 or van OK 5100:5300-
plece jewelry to entire S990. Trad wood roll-Glass din tbl 5'ic3W, Call 714/859-2704. Rattan eofa, refrlg, ia ,, Ca • Cod 5500• Have cash, 1 will
houaeful. Immediate top desk, new S190. S27. 845-4826 aft t 1am Carin Terrier AKC 2 ~r:,~~~i. ne;ic7~ :,::~ C•H•••t fiberglass, com8e3t~2yo5u8.
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And oak table/4 cl'lalre DAYaED wht/braH S100 obo. Lg 8 drwr aho11, parent• on knlck·knacka, Junk & 722-8773 or 139-7854 •--------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:~~~=;=~;~~;;:;;~~~,~~~m~K~a~M~a~s~. ~~~c~r~rn~ca ~-~~N~~~ d~~r~.~M149 ~m."~4~~ ~~~~~4.------~~ 5325 firm. 557-0441 matt's. Naver used. Movln .. e>cercycle, min 182 E. 18th St. CLAISIC RHODES'' a • Restored. Extras. Xlnt PILOT CLAS IFtED Cost $850, must Hll bike, recliner, lamp, BICYCW 6060 cond. w/sllp, great
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Call 642-5678. It's the resource you 1250 cash. n4-e500 VCR, misc. 631·7333 --Ov-.-,.-1-ock-ed_wfth__ day/wi!ndr. Muat ••II
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quallll•d buyers 10 walnut. Valued at through classified wheels, perfect cond, wlll help 28 fl. with traller and every day
calll 122.000: aaklng ... 2 •5878 pump. Pd S475, now Ml·HTI motor. S7,000. 818/ in an~~litcd
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lanning your own party your own
way is a lot of fun, and pulling off
th e responsibility will giv~ you a
real sense of achievement.
Take your ·"teen cuisine" party one step
at a time. First, decide how many friends you
would like to entertain. Second, plan your
afternoon or evening of fun -gather th e tunes,
get games ready, or opt for a marathon of
movies. Last, prepare a shopping list for this
delicious party menu.
Zesty Seafood Dip can be made the day
before the party. This creamy dill dip, tangy with
bottled lemon juice and chock full of seafood
bits, makes the crunch of a smothered chip or
fresh veggie all the more enjoyable.
Fun to make and fun to say, Fruit Kabobs
with Lemony Peanut Butter Drizzle are for the
~venturesome in spirit. Color1ul chunks of fresh
fruit are artistically presented on skewers, with
your most wild squiggle of drizzle.
Adding spice to the finger food selection are
..
Foon
irresistible Popcorn Mix-Ups. A mix of popcorn,
peanuts and pretzels seems innocent enough, but
wait until you've tasted what chicken-flavor instant
bouill on, curry powder and hot pepper sauce can
do for the se usually tame snacks -WOW!
Honey Dijon Drumsticks, a perfect pick-up
food, will satisfy the hungriest of your guests.
Bouillon , Dijon-style mustard and honey add
punch to these crunchy drumsticks coated with
buttery cracker crumbs. Party -goers will also
love Mexican Pizza, combining two favorite
cuisines for a smashing taste success. An Italian
bread shell cradles traditional Mexican toppings
-ground beef seasoned with spicy salsa, bell
pepper slices and lots of shredded cheese.
Wash it all down with fruity Strawberry
Banana Shakes. Simple to prepare, this frozen
drink combines fresh strawberries and ripe
bananas with the added zip of bottled lemon
juice for a taste as exciting as th e party itself.
Go ahead and show off a little! Plan ahead,
serve up fun food and make it a party to remember.
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(Makes one pizza)
1 (12-inch) round prepared
Italian bread shell
1/2 pound lean ground beef
1/2 cup chopped onion
1 clove garlic, finely chopped
1-112 cups salsa
2 teaspoons beef-flavor
Instant bouillon ·
1-112 cups (6 ounces) each shredded
cheddar and Monterey
Jack cheese
Red and yellow bell pepper slices
Sliced black olives, optional
Preheat oven to 450~. In large skillet. brown
beef, onion and garlic: pour off fat. Stir m
salsa and bouillon. Simmer 5 minutes
Place bread shell on large baking sheet. top
with salsa mixture. cheese. shced peppers
and olives. Bake 1 O to 12 minutes or until
cheese melts. Refrigerate leftovers.
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(Makes 4 servings)
1/4 cup Dijon-style mustard
2 teaspoons chicken-flavor
Instant bouillon
2 teaspoons honey
8 chicken drumsticks -
1 cup round buttery-flavored
cracker crumbs (24 crackers)
3 tablespoons margarine or
butter, melted
Preheat oven to 375 . In medium bowl.
combine mustard, bouillon and honey Coat ·
drumsticks With mustard mixture. roll in
cracker crumbs. Arrange 1n greased baking
dish, dnzzle margarine over drumsticks
Bake 40 minutes or until chicken 1s tender.
Refngerate leftovers. •
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(Makes about 10 cups)
114 cup margarine or butter
. 1 teaspoon chicken-flavor
lnstllnt bouillon
3/4 teaspoon curry powder
1/4 teaspoon hot pepper sauce
6 cups popped popcorn
3 cups mlnf.pretzef1
2 cupe unufted PM"ut•
In small saucepan, combine marganne.
bouillon. curry powder and hot pepper
sauce Cook and stir until margarine melts
and bou•lk>n dtssotves. In large bowt,
combine popcorn , pretzels and peanuts;
toss with marganne mnctura .
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(Makes 1 O to 12 servmgs)
1/2 cup honey
112 cup creamy peanut butter
1/4 cup bottled lemon juice
2 tablespoons water
6 cups cut up assorted fresh fruits
(apple, pear, peach, nectarine
and plum slices, strawberries,
grapes, banana and pineapple
chunks)
Additional bottled lemon juice
In small bow1. combine all ingredients
except f ru1t and add1t1onal bottled lemon
Juice. mix well Chill to blend flavors.
Meanwhile to assemble frurt kabobs. dip
fru I m bottled lemon 1u1ce to prevent
browning On wooden skewers. arrange
fruit Serve with Lemony Peanut Butter
Drizzle Refrigerate leftovers
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(Makes about 3 cups)
Not pictured
1 (8·ounce) package cream
cheese, softened
1 (8·ounce) container sour cream
1 4 cup bottled lemon juice
1 teaspoon chicken-flavor
instant bouillon
112 teaspoon dill weed
4 ounces suriml seafood, finely
chopped (about 1 cup)
In small bowl beat cream cheese until
fluffy. Add remaining ingredients except
sunm1: mix until smooth Stir in sunm1. Chill
to blend flavors Serve w1t(1 potato chips or
assorted fresh vegetables Refngerate
leftovers
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S'4k
(Makes about 1-1 2 quarts)
1 quart fresh strawberries,
washed and hulled
2 ripe medium blnann
112 cup sugar
113 cup bottled lemon juice
4 Cupl Ice
In blender Of food pnx:essor contain8r.
combine all 1ngredientS except ice; pnx111
until smooth . Add IOI; process unlit lmaal\.
SeMt immadiatefy.
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1n freezer for 2 hours: stw blb9 •W.O.
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ca Thursday. AptU 21. 1194 Newport BeechlCosta M-Dally Pilot
. Bake n easy; Start with a in~. end with a masterpiece
batter into prepared pan. For
strcusel topping, combine all
ingredients, mixing until crumbly.
Sprinkle evenly over top of
batter. Bnke 35 to 37 minutes or
until wooden pick inserted into
center of cake comes out clean.
Cool completely on wire rack. 16
servings. Nutrition information:
1/16 of recipe. Calories 240,
Calories from fat 63, Total Fat
7g, Saturated Fat lg, Cholesterol
o mg, Sodium 250mg,
Carbohydrate 40g, Dietary Fiber
lg; Protein 4g.
H ome baking is on the rise
but with an important
difference. We're baking
faster and smaUer by taking
advantage of the growing
number of mixes -bread,
cookie, cake and others -that
are proliferating on supermarket
shelves. .
Convenience bakin'9 though, is
more than just folloWlng the
directions on the box.
Consumers are finding creative
ways to personalize their baking.
Some make a mix more hoahhful
by using egg whites and yogun in
place of the whole eggs and oil
in a cake mix, for example, or
adding quick or old fashioned
oats to a blueberry muffin mix.
Others add ingredients to suit
their tastes or those of their
families. Raisin lovers may
decide to put raisins in a
pumpkin bread mix while
chocoholics choose to stir chunks
of semisweet and white
chocolate into a brownie, mix.
Jhis trend appears to be
catching on as demonstrated by
e ntries in the annual Quaker
Oatmeal Recipe Contest. One
creative baker's efforts to
personalize a spice cake mix by
adding oats, apples; yogurt and a
crunchy oat streusel topping,
resulted in a $3,000 first prize
win in last year's contest. Entries
this year included recipes calling
for cake, brownie, quick bread,
muffin, gingerbread, pancake,
ho& roll and-biscuit-mixes. -~
Banana-nana Pecan Bread
starts with a box of banana quick
bread mix. Mashed banana
inte nsifies the bread's banana
flavor while a butter)' pecan oat
stre usel is blended into the
batter and sprinkled on top for a
crunchy, praline-like crust.
Paired with a glass of cold milk
or freshly brewed coffee, this
banana-rrific bread is perfect for
brunch or a midday snack.
Berry-Licious Lemon Streusel
Cake does double duty as a
coffee cake and dessert. A plain
yellow cake mix gets personality
from fresh berries and an old
-fashioned oat streuser topping.
Oats also are added to the cake
batter fo r a wholesome, whole
grain texture and additional B
vitamins. Either quick or old
fashioned oats will work here, so
use whichever kind you have on
the shelf to trim fat and
cholesterol, lowfat yogurt
replaces the oil called for in the
package directions; egg whites
1 are substituted for whole eggs.
Other quick and easy ideas for
turning a mix into homemade
are as close as your pantry. The
Quaker Kitchens offer the
following tips.
•Tropical Date Bread.
Substitute a date bread mix for
the banana bread mix and
chopped macadamia nuts for the
pecans in the Banana-nana
Pecan Bread recipe. Add 1
teaspoon grated orange peel with
the egg and water.
• Mexican Chocolate Cake.
Add semisweet chocolate
morsels to chocolate cake mix;
top with the oat streusel topping
from the Berry-Licious Lemon
Streusel Cake recipe, adding ¥4
teaspoon ground cinnamon.
• Chocolate Blast. Add white
chocolate baking chips to fudge
brownie mix; serve warm topped
with ice cream and purchased
fudge sauce, or cool and cut into
squares, then sandwich ice cream
between two squares.
• Pumpkin Streusel Muffins.
Follow directions on pumpkin
quick bread package for making
muffins. Top batter with
combined 1/4 cup Quaker oats
(quick or old fashioned,
uncooked), 1 tablespoon packed
brown sugar, 1 tablespoon
melted margarine and IA
teaspoon pumpkin pie spice and
bake.
BANANA-NANA
PECAN BRl.AD
• 1 cup Quaker oats (quick or
old rashioned, uncooked)
• One 14·ounce packa&e banana
bread quick bread mix
• lh cup chopped pecans
• 1 cup water
• J toblespoons maraarlne or
butter, melted
• lh 'cup mashed ripe banana
(about 1 larae)
• 2 tablespoons Clrmly packed
brown suear
• 2 eggs, sflehtly beaten
• J tablespoons vqetable oil
Heat oven to 37Sf. Grease
and flour bottom only of 9 x
S-inch loaf pan. In small bowl,
combine oats, pecans, margarine
and brown sugar; mix well.
Reserve Vz cup mixture, set
aside. In large bowl, combine
remaining oat mixture, quick
bread mix, water, banana, eggs
and oil. Mix until dry ingredients
are moistened. Pour into
prepared pan. Sprinkle top of
loaf with reserved oat mixture.
Bake 50 to 55 minutes or until
wooden pick inserted in center
of loaf comes out clean. Cool 10
minutes in pan; remove to wire
rack. Cool completely. 12
servings.
Nutrition information:lh of
recipe. Calories 270, Calories
From Fat 108, Total Fat 12g,
. Saturated Fat 2g, Cholcsteml
35mg, Sodium 250mg,
Carbohydrate 37g, Dietary Fiber
lg, Protein 5g.
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• One 18.S-ounce package yellow
cake mb
• 1 cup water
• ~ cap Quaker oals (quick or
old fashioned, uncooked
• 11.s cup plain lowtol yogurt
• 3 eu whites
• 1 tablespoon &rated lemon
peel
• Ill cup fresh raspbtrries
• lh cup fresh or frozen
blueberries
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• 1 cup Quaker oats (quick or
o ld fashioned, uncooked)
• 114 cup all-purpose flour
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• v .. cup margarine or butter,
melted
• •A cup firmly packed brown
sugar
Heat oven to 3SOF. Lightly
grease and flour sides and
bottom of 13 x 9-inch pan. In
large mixer bowl, combine cake
mix, oats, water, yogurt, egg
whites and lemon peel; blend at
low speed of electric mixer until
moistened. Beat at medium
speed for 2 minutes, occasionally
scraping sides of bowl. Gently
fold berries into batter: Pour
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Fresh springtime desserts that everyone is sure to enjoy
S pring is n time to rejoice,
rcjuven3te, lighten up' and
start thinking nbout shorts,
T-shirts and fitting into last year's
b3thing suit. With longer sunnier
d3ys come brighter spirit s and
cravings for the Oavors and
textu.res of the season. Suddenly,
recipes th:1t are fruity, airy and
lower in fat and calories than the
heavier foods or winter arc in
vogue.
Picture, for example, plump red
and green grapes and bright red
strawberry slices suspended in a
gem-like gelatin ring filled with a
mound of fresh fruits. A Fruit
83sket Mold is an unusual and
refreshing blend of Jcll-0 brand
Sugar Free Lemon Flavor Gelatin,
white grape juice, and club soda
sparked with a lillle lime and
orange juice. With on 40 calories,
this recipe is a delicious fat-fre e
treat for family and friends.
Revel in 3 Spring Fling, pastel
layers of or3ngc and lemon navor
gelatins made simply in a loaf pan.
Fluffed and primped with crea1ny
Cool Whipped topping and
fat-free Kraft miniature
marshmallows, this dessert is a
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sure sign of spring. Individual
slices or this treat arc so fruity and
cloud-like that they seem to Ooat
their way from plate to mouth.
In keeping with the trend for
designer coffees, the recipe for
Cappuccino Parfaib Oavors Jell-0
brand su~ar-frec ini.tant pudding
with coffee and cinnamon. It is
then gently blended with lite
whipped topping, and layered with
crushed chocolate wafers in pretty
glasses. C•ippuccino Parfaits take
li11le ti me to make and provide a
real treat for the taste budi.. They
make a great family dessert, yet
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Dessert' lover!!. who are wutching
their waistline!!. will heap praise on
Chocolate Ra,pbcrry Chcesecal.e
because it contains just 120
calories per scn ing. ll\ made "''h
skim milk, lo,..,fu t cottage chee!!.e,
i.ugar free in!!.tant pudding und pie
filling, lite ''hipped topping und
seedless raspberry fruit '>pread.
Even with these !!.kinny
ingredients, thi!!. cheesecake !!.till
tastes extra\;1gan1ly rich ;1nc.J
creamy. Defore freezing, driale
with melted semi-sweet chocolate
and \I.he n ready to sel"\e top the
decadent chocolate treat \1.-ith
fresh raspberries.
So when your spirits need a
springtime lift reach for the:.e
capti,a11ng recipe creations \\h1ch
USC fa\O nte short-Cul stJndb)!!. in
imaginative wa)'S.
FRUIT BASKET MOLD
• l cup boiling "hite grape juice
• l packuge (8-sen ing size) or 2
paclulge (~-sen•ing sl~e)
• Jell-0 brand lemon na,or s~gor
free gelatin dessert
• 3 cups club soda
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• l labkspoon lime juice
• l table poon orooge juice
• l cup seedless green grapes
• l cup seedless red gropes
• l cup sliced str:m~rrics
Stir boiling grape Juice 11Ho
gel.1tin in met.hum bo\\I 2 minute s
or un til completely di!!.!>Olvcd Stir
in club l>Oda, lame juice and or.1ngc
juice. Rclrigeratc 11~ hours or
until 1h1cl..cncc.J (spoon c.Jra" 11
through lca\ei. definite
impression). Sur in gru pc., and
!!.lr:.I\\ berries. Pour into 6-cup
mold. RcfrigcrJte -t hour'> or until
fi rm. Unmolt.I. Garnish w11h
additional fruit. if desired. ~takes
.12 ~Cf\.ings.
Unmolding: 0 1p mold an hot
water for about 15 S$COnd~. Gently·
pull gelatin from around edges
with moist finge r!!.. Place
mo1!!.tened sci"\ ing pl:11e on top ol
mold. Invert mold and plate;
holding mold and plate together,
shuke slightly to loosen. Gently
remo"e mold and center gelatin on
plate. Prep Time: 20 minutes
Refrigerating Time: 5lh houri. .
Nutrition Info rmation Per Serving:
40 calories, Og fat, Omg
chobterol. SSmg !!.odium, 9g
carboh)dr:lle, lg dietary fiber, lg
protein. fach:mge: 1 fruit
SPRING FLING
• 2 cups boiling \\Uter
• 2 packages C-'·sl·ning siLl')
Jl'll-0 brunt.I sugar frcl' gelatin
dcs!!.crt, an) 2 O:l\ ors
• l cup cold \later
• 2 cups tha\\l'd Cool \\hip Lite
\\hippl'd topping
• 2 cups Kraft miniature
marshm all o\' s (optional)
Stir I cup of the boiling ".11cr
into I pJckugc of the gcl.1tarJ 111
medium bo,,I '.! minutes or unttl
complete!} di.,sohcd. Star in 1 ' cup
of the cold \\ atcr. Refngcr.ate I ~
hours or until slight!) th1cl-cned
(consistency of unbeaten egg
"'hlleli). Stir in 1 cup of the
"hipped topping "'ith "ire "h1sl-
un1il smooth. Pour into 9\5-inch
loaf pan. Sprinl-le m:.mhmallO\\ ')
over gcl:.uin. Refrigerate 1 hour or
until i.et but not firm (:.hould s11cl-
10 finger "hen touched anc.J .,hould
mound).
Meanwhile, stir remaining 1 cup
boiling water into !!.econd pa~l..1gc
of gelatin in medium bo" I :!
minutes or until completel)
dissol\ed. Stir in remaining l ~ cup
cold \\ater. Refrigerate I 'J hour.,
or until sltghtly th1d..ened Star an
remaining I cup "!upped toppang
with wi re "hisk until smooth.
Refrigerate 10 mmute~ or until
mixture is th1d: and \\Ill mounJ .
Spoon O\er m:.irshmallo\\s
Refrigerate 3 hour:. or until firm .
Unmold. Garnish "1th m.rnJann
orange sections. addiuon;il
mar,hm;illo"i. and lre)h mint
lca'c~. 1f de ired f\la~es IU
:,Cf\ ing!>.
Unmolding: Dip pan 111 hot
\\Jter for about 15 !>econd . Genii)
pull gelatin from .Jround cJgc~
"ith moist finger!!.. Place
moistened sen ing update on top
of pJn. lmert }Jn and plJte:
holding pan and plate together.
!>h.ike slightl) to loosen. Gentl)
remove pan and ce nter gelatin \>I\
plate. Prep Time: 20 minutes
Refrigerating Time· 41 2 hours.
Nu1r111on Informauon Per Sen •(lg
(\\ ith nurshmalJo,.,,s): 60 calories.
l.Sg fJt, Omg chole!!.lerol, 65mg
sodium. lg carboh)drate, Og
d1etJI) fiber. lg pr1>tein.
Information Per Senang ("1thou1
marshmallO\\!>). 35 caloric . l.Sg
fat. Omg cholc,terol, 60mg odium,
3g carboh)drate. Og dietary fiber,
lg protcrn.
CHOCOLATE RASPBERRY
CHEESECAKE
• ~~ cup cold skim milk
• I cup 1% IO\\fal collage cheese
• V.1 cup scedlc raspbcrl") fruit
spread
• l pnckagc (.a-cning lzc ) Jcll-0
chocolate Oa\or
•sugar free in tant puddln& & pie
filling
e..2 cup lha\\cd Cool Whip Lite,
\\hipped topping
• 1 quorc seml-s,~cct chocolutc,
melted
•Ill cup rnspbcrrie~ (optional)
Pour milk 11110 blender
contain er. Add cottage cheese and
fruit sprc.ld; CO\er BJenJ until
mouth. Add pudding mi.\; co .. cr.
Blend until mooth.
Pour into large bowl: Gcnily tir
in whipped topping Pour into 8·
or 9-inch pie plate; mooth top.
Freeze 6 hour or O\erni •ht unlll
firm. Let tand ill room
tcmpcr:itur~ IS minute or until
cheesecake can be cut ea ily.
Garnish with melte<! chucol;ate and
raspbcrm. S&ore lef1ovcr
chcneeuc in freezer. Makes 8
scrvinp. Prep Time: 20 minutes
Frttlinl Tame: 6 houn Nutrition
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Jams and jalllas: Easy-to-make treats tor bell.., • • • . ~ t
H ere is something special
about makin' your own
jams and jellies. Perhaps
it's picking the luscious, ripe
fruits from the backyard garden
or local farm stand, or labeling
the finished containers with your
own signature that makes you
f ecl that you have created
something straight from the
heart.
With the new Easy 3-Stcp
method, even bc~inncrs can
make wonderful Jams and jellies
from scratch with no fuss or
formal training.
The makers of SureJell brand
fruit pectin developed this
no-cook method that takes less
time than the traditional cooked
method, but still delivers jams
and jellies bursting with fresh
fruit taste.
These easy recipes start with
ripe strawberries, the most
popular and widely available
berries. They arc at their peak
between late April and October,
but California strawberries are
available as early as March in
almost every supermarket. Using
these delicious recipes, you can
savor the fresh taste of luscious,
sweet, strawberries all year
round since extra containers of
these mouthwatering jams can bt
stored in the freezer until ready
to use.
Easy 3-Step Strawberry Jam,
made with SureJell brand for
Lower Sugar Recipes fruit
pectin, is a great way to enjoy
delicious strawberry flavor with
2.5% less sugar.
Three simple ingredients and
three simple steps make this
recipe a breeze. Set this tasty
jam out for the family to enjoy
on their morning toast or muffin.
For a double dose of fresh
fruit flavor, consider the versatile
taste of strawberries married
with other fresh fruits. An easy
strawberry-banana combination
makes an ideal jam that can't be
bought at the local grocery store.
Try a spoonful on French
toast or swirled into vanilla or
tapioca pudding.
Easy 3-Step Strawberry
Blueberry Jam is another great
combination that makes the most
of plump blue-black blueberries
and ruby-red strawberries. Use it
instead of frosting for the filling
on a layer cake or simply spread
it on homemade biscuits or
roasted English muffins.
If the strawberry season has
come and gone too fast, never
fe::ir. You can sill use your new
skill s by m::iking Easy 3-Step
Grape Jelly using bottJed grape
juice and SureJell brand for
Lower Sugar Recipes fruit
pectin.
This method is a perfect way
fo r beginners to teach children,
grandchildren and friends the
pleasures of jam and jelly
making and enjoy the taste of
fresh homemade goodness all
year long.
Easy 3-Stop
Strawberry Jam
• 1 box SureJell for Lo~er Sugar
Recipes fruit pectin
• Jt/., cups sugar, divided
• 4 cups crushed strawberries
(Buy 2 quarts fully ripe
strawberries.)
Mix fruit pectin and IA cup of
the sugar in small bowl. Stir fruit
pectin mixture into strawberries
gradually. Let stand 30 minutes;
stir occasionally. Stir remaining
sugar gradually into strawberry
mixture. Stir constantly until,
) sugar is completely dissolved and
no longer grainy, about 3
minutes. (A few sugar crystals
may remain.) Pour into plastic
containers to within Vi inch of
tops; cover. Let stand at room
temperature 24 hours. Jam is
now ready to use. Store in
refrigerator or freeze extra
containers. Thaw in refrigerator.
Makes 6 (1-cup) containers.
Important: Do not reduce
sugar or use .sug::ir substitutes.
The exact amounts of sugar, fruit
and pectin are necessary for a
good set. Helpful Hirtt: A potato
masher works best for crushing
strawberries.
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luy 3-lt•p Or•p• Jelly
• 1 box Sutt.Jell for Lo~er Suear
Rtcipes fruit pKtin
• 3~ cups sugar. divided
• 4'h cups bottled grope juice
Mix fruit pectin and ~ cup of
the sugar in ·small bowl. Stir fruit
pectin mixture into juice
gradually. Let stand 30 minutes;
stir occasionally. Stir remaining
sugar gradually into juice
mixture. Stir constantly until
sugar is completely dissolved and
no longer grainy, about 3
minµtes. (A few sugar crystals
may remain:) Pour into clean
plastic containers to within ~
mch of tops; cover. Let stand at
room temperature 24 hours. Jelly
is now ready to use. Store in
refrigerator or freeze extra
containers. Thaw in refrigerator.
Makes 7 (1-cup) containers.
Important: Do not reduce
sugar or use sugar substitutes.
lasy 3·1tep ltrawllerry
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• 4 cups sugar
• 2 cups crushed strawberries
(Duy 1 quart fully ripe
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11rawberriea.) • v .. cup mashed ripe banana
• 1 tablespoon lemon j uice
• 1 box Surdell fruit pectin
•~cup wuter
Stir sugar into strawberries,
bannna and lemon juice. Set
aside 10 minutes; stir
occasionally. Stir fruit pectin and
'water in saucepan. Bring to boil
on high heat, stirring constantly.
Boil and stir 1 minute. Remove
from heat. Stir pectin mixture
into fruit mixture. Stir constantly
until sugar is completely
dissolved and no longer grainy,
about 3 minutes. (A f CW SUfU
crystals may remain.) Pour into
clean plastic containers to within
~ inch of tops; cover. Let stand
at room temperature 24 hours.
Store in refrigerator or freeze
extra containers. Thaw in
refrigerator. Makes about 4: -
(1-cup) containers.
Important: Do not reduce
sugar or use sugar substitutes.
The exact amounts of sugar, fruit
and pectin are necessary for a
good set. Helpful Hint: A potato
masher works best for crushing
st rawberries.
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