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. . District may : cancel · coitl _roversial . CLAS test ·
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....,. Newpo~-Mesa administrators reviewing statewide--....__......~e we .haye grounds to be con-.....,-111_.lmll!'-~-~-... -ll!!JI!~
,cerned about some of the materi-Relatetl sterlH/p•1• A,4
s'ch6ol boauL.mcinb.e.L..Suy
Loofbourrow, preside~t of the Cal-
ifornia School Boards Association,
push~d Lo get the state Depah-
ment of Education to release the
test to local school boards. Even
though the state is requiring
school districts to administer the
test, she said the district may have
to refuse to comply.
cision. ~~L.lu_adminastcr the test." .r---~--exam that is said to contain questi ons that may violate
students' privacy rights.
als that are in the tests," said
school board President Ed Decker.
"It appears they may' violate sec-
• tions of the Education Code.
BY Russ Lo~ STAFF W11JT1a
NEWPORT-MESA -The
school district may cancel the con-•
troversial CLAS test for eighth
.. and 10th-graders over concerns
that some essay questlons violate
stude nt privacy laws.
the California Learning Assess-"The superintendent will have
ment System test on Wednesday, to make a decision, because we
focusing on con troversial essay don't have a board meeting until
questions that have sparked law-Tuesday night."
School board rpembers in the
Newport-Mesa Unified School
District ·began reviewing copies of
suits against school districts Critics throughout the state say
throughout the state. the tests are asking subjective
The CL..AS test is scheduled q\lestions about students' ·personal
next week for fourth, fifth, eighth beliefs, rather than asking for fac-
and 10th grades. tual evidence and logical reason-
"Based on what I've seen, l be-Lng.
Big burger,
·small crowd·
• • !-
rally ~eainst
McDonald's
~ But owner ·of proposed
. fast-food franchise says he
has already taken steps to
I meet with cQncerns over
noise,' traffic congestion.
av DAVID HEITZ, STAPF W1una
BALBOA -About a dozen angry
residents and business Qwners, includ-
ing one person dressed up as a ham-
burger from ~n "Unhappy Meal,"
picketed Wednesday 'on the site of a
proposed McDonald's.
"1 think an Arco gas station is a
~ood thing to put here,'' said pen-
insula restaurant· owner Carol Arthur.
"Arco stations arc pretty and serve a
purpose. At le?St at would crea te a
traffic flow that's constructive."
The.I Planning Comm ission will vote
May 19 on the project.
Other than a handful of restaurant
owners, most of the protestets live at
28th Stteer Marfna Condominiums, 10:
cated across the sfreet from the pro·
posed restaurant site. .
The McDonald's would be built on
a triangular parcel of land located be-
tween the northbound and southbound
lanes of Newport Doulevard at 28th
Street. ·
Neighbors said th ey fear the Mc-
Donald's would create traffic and
parking problems in an aiea already
clogged with cars.
They said the traffic would pose a
serious hazard to potential restaurant
patrons walking across Newport Bou-
levard' from the beach.
Loitering, noise and "obnoxious
odors" also would be problems, they
speculated.
In seven years or working for Mc-
Donald's, real estate repre~tative
Sharon Collins said she never has seen
a group don hamburger suits or set up
picket lines.
''They've neve'r gone thar far be-
fore," she said. "Bu t once, in West
Covina, 4,000 people protested us.
Nc!wport-Mesa officials are con-
cerned that the eighth and 10th
grade tests may be a violation of
Section 60650 of the Education
Code. State Attorney General Dan
Lungren int~p'reted the code -
which is tantamount to a law -as
prolfibiting school tlistricts from
questioning students about their
"beliefs or practices" in 'th e areas
of sex, family life and morality,
without receiving prior permission
from a parent or guardian.
"There are a couple of parts of
'the eighth and 10th grade test I
have questions about," she said.
"If po/tions of the test violate the
Educ:4ion Code, the test may be
illegal and we need to make a 1.le-
LoofbourrO\\ 11:11d :.he sec:. no
problems "ith the test:. fvr fourth
and fifth grade:.
State school official\ b:1cl>cd off
an earlier de_cision lo enforce te:.1-
ing. allO\\ ing school districts to ex·
cuse parents :rnJ s1udcn1s \\ho ob-
ject to the· test.
A gro'' ing number ol p:lTcnis
ha\C been ct1lling .schooh and
school "district officials "1th ques-
tions about the test, but stjle edu·
cation officiab "111 release copies
See TIST/P•9 • A 15 . . tianuster-·· uoini
up for adopti.on
~ New program allows .
people to sponsor
counseling for gang
memb ers at YMCA. . ....
Bv MAJlNIE M cLEOD, STAFF w1un:a
COST A MESA -It is a new
forum ''ho.re \\ hite-collare"d busi-
nessmen and baggy-clothed gang
members 4111 get ;i rare•chancc to
meet.
Tonight, gang counselor Roy Al·
\Jrado and the Newport-~lcsa
YMCA are launching Adopt-A·
Gangster, a sponsorship program
Alvarado hopes will give people a
unique glimpse into life on the
streets, while helping gang mem-
bers stay straight.
His inspiration for the program
was a commercial about adopting
needy children in ot her countries.
-"It 's the same thing except I lo-
calized it," said Alvarado, who
counsels gang members in the
Newport-Mesa Unified School
District. "I kftow some of the peo-
ple I work with on boards ask me,
'What can I do?' This is what they
FYI
For more inform;Jtion
on how to ·adopt a .
gangster, call the Y~ICA
:it 442-1000 or gang
counselor Ro) Al\'arado
at 646-GANGS.
can do ... thc:.,c. kid!> need !>Omc·
one to t~tlk to here:·.
The program, \\h1ch i run
through the Y~lCA"s COUll\t'linc.
program, i~ a c.ltr 1cjl jppro:ich to
\\eaning :it·ri'>k children .m ~•) trum
the lures of gan~ Mc. Spon~r., :ue
a'>kcd to pl) the cvun .:I ng c.l>!)h,
a minimum SIOO rr.vllh. in ex·.
change for the n.imc ind phone
nurnbc.:r of OJ p.in1~:r .. 11in~ !!;mg.
member, \\ho the) c~m t:m .. to :ind
''Ith \\hom tht:) c. n :ittcnd month·
I~ meetings.
.. There arc a lot ll "1J .. ''ho an:
in gangs and don't !.'TIO\\ ho'' 10
get out," said Adncnn Stokl> · •
director of the Yl\tCA\ counsc. -
ing service. "\Ve hope the 'pon·
. See PROGRAM/Pa ge A 15
Mic~ trapped in-Crysta
Cove carrying hantavirus
Health officials say there
is minimal risk to the public
after finding three rodents
· with deadly disease.
-Bv DAVID HEITZ, ST"rr \\'11.ma
The other infected mice. ''ere
found in Augu!>L 1992 in rurjl 5.1n
Clemente. Jnd l:i!>l Dcccm 'd l
· the San Jo.1qu1n Hills.
Upon hearing the 1.: .. 1 rc .. ull ....
sl::ite park ofl_il:ial .. shut Jo\\ n the
public restroom'.'> :.it Cr) t!ll Co' e
la~t weekend. The rc')tro,,m .. h:.i.,.e
~ since reopened.
CRYSTAL COVE -Count\' "If )OU sec rut.Jent Jrnpping,,
health officials recently trapped vou don't wunt to wuch them,"
three mice carrying the potcntaally chief p:irb ranger ~talo.c Tope
deadly hantavirus at Crystal Co'e sJid. .
State Park. Tope !>:lid the p:irlo. ha .. n t p0!-1-
Dr. Hugh Sta'llworth, the coun-cd i.1gn!> \\arnang ,·1s11ors of the
ty's chief health officer, said rcsl-mice.~ "TI1e health department
dents shouldn't be alarmed by the asn't saring it' :i hcaltti h 1zard "'
discovery of the infected mice. \\e'rc not tl')ing to make a big
..There's really minimal public pubhc outcmi-. here."
health risk," he said. · World,\ide. hun1:l\ iru~cs from
They all showed up at a public hearing Owsror111a AssAr. D~11.1 r1LOT
Of 21 mice tested since June different geographical areas shO\\
1991, five h~ve been shown to \\adcly differing abilitic) 10 CJU')C
carry lhe h~ntavirus -po s1bly disease and appear to come from
the sa.me strain which has 1..ilkd 40 different ~pcctcs of rn<lenlL See PROTUT/P• .. Al6 Liem Do stands o n 28th Street and Newport Boulevard to protest a proposed McDonald's.
' THE . TALE OF ·PEPE THE DOG
Canine looking for a home after journey th rough Pomon a,
Costa Mesa and Montana to a locCil animal shelt er
BY LolUANN 8ASlll3DA, STA,, Wann
I f the following were a book, it
might be titled "Pepe's Big
· Adventure."
Pepe is a 2-year-old terrier, tiny
in stature, friendly in nature.
No one really kno~ where his
adventure started. But our story
be&il\s when Costa Mesa resident
Laura Sullivan found Pepe
hopping around on the steps of
the Pomona courthouse one day in
March. ·
Pepe was hopping, Sullivan later
learned, because he had been hit
by a car, renderin& one of hi hind
lep virtually unusable. Hence, the
nickname "tripod."
But to p t back to the story,
Pepe wu lookina irre1I tibly
helpless and m•n&Y when Sullivan, .
\
30, stumbled upon him. "He was admitted animal hater, and flung
trying to get people's :mention," it to Pepe. The bond was sealed.
she said. "He's always trying to Sullivan took the dog home and
.connect with anyone who will take started hunting for potential fo ter
him." parents. Trouble was, despite
Until then, however, Sullivan Pepe's cheery demeanor. no Ol)e
only had a soft spot for stray cats wanted the pathetic pooch.
-and an injured crow once. "l'm Convinced it had something to
known to crawl around in parking do with Pepe's lame leg, aod pot
lots in my suit," she explains. being nblc to take core of tl\e dog
So Sullivan, who works at a herself\ let alone pay for co tly
medical malpractice insurance surgery, Sullivan suw no other
comppny, wen t inside the solution but to put the pct to
courthouse ror a se11lcmcnt sleep. And that concludes
conference, hopihg Pepe would Chapter 1. .
just go away. He didn't. Two hours Chapter 2: While sobbing over
later she walked out or the lhe telephone to a friend about
courthi>usc and there was Pepe -havinc to tc~minate the life of
still hoppina around. such a tru511ng doa, a •h.ird woman
Overwhelmed with phy, Sullivan overheard her sad tale ·~ offered
stole the lunchmeat from a . ·-to call her brother, who JU t IO '
sandwich belonaina to her boss, •ll ... ~Alt
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Fine Print ....................... AG
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SPORTS
..
• City supports bill
that will allow signs
along 405 Freeway
Dealerships at Harbor
Boulevard' of Cars hope
move will eventually allow
them to · erect billboard
along San Diego Freeway.
llv MAllNn. McLa:o1?, "" \\am 11. .
ltARDOR BOULEVARD -A
~ttite law rrohabiting hillbo,mJ '
along a trctth of the :in Otego
1'recw:i> ~tand~ prcc.::uiou~ly in tpe
way or locul uut.o dealer who
w:int to erect 3 \i n alon& the
highway to ~ltract new car buyers.
Uut local lcadcri arc b:inkina on
new lcgi. l:ition that would give th
Caty the power to 1110.. a sign adja·
cent to the Crccw1y •
The City Council at it Monday ... ....,....., .
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" A2 Thursday, May 5, 1994 •
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. Orchids make
a return llir
Mother's Dg .
0 RCHJDS WERE A big hit for
Valenti~e·s Day gifts, and now
there's a huge selection to choose
from at Green S)'stems International for
Mother's Oay. •
Green Sy~iems has 1housands of
blooming orchids specially priced for
\1other's D;iy. Rk hard Moriarty of Green
S\lltcms claims that most orchids are p~1ccd 4lt an unbelievable Sl4.99 -and
•
are actually S60 orchids. •
Best
Buys
Green Systems
International (756-1211)
is a wholesale tropical
nurllery open to 1he ·
public Saturdays from 9
a.m. 10 4 p.m.
lt') localed at 20362
South Wellt Birch St. in
• San la Ana. Heigh1s. For
direc1ions, look al the ad
in today's paper for the.
map.
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IN CELEBRATION OF
its "grand opening"
under new ownership,
Lamppost Pizw (650·1833) O{l East 17th
Street is offering Best Duy readers S4 off
on a large pi:m1, and S3 off on a medium.
If )Ou've haven't yet been to Lamp·po)t,.,
11'.ll a .kid'~ fa11Dri1..e.. They love the ·
!)l.ce-ball, video games and basketball
game. The offe r is good through the ~nd
of May.
D ll OR~DLOWER DJNlNG YACHTS is
offering three Mother's Day cruises.
A champagne brunch is .scheduled from JP ·a.m. 10 noon, and agai n from 1 :30 to
3:30 p.m , the price per person is S36. A
dinnct'd;.ince i'> scheduled from 6 to 8:30
pm at S49.95 per person.
l o' re)crva11onll and more information,
call Hornblower Dining Yachts at
631-24§9.
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II-YOU'RE A retailer in need or l>Omc
frc'>h 1de;.i., o n how i.pruce up your store,
Rciail Crcations'by Kathy IJill of Costa
Me)a lla!t the know-how on how to move
merch;.indi!.e.
Hill ha'> an 1mpress1ve b:ickground in
her field, !)he's worked for five locations
of Duck's and Company and the Red
l3alloon re\tructunng the noor and
window di!tplays. She's also designed
\\-tndows and noor plans for the
Storekeeper, Ports Intc(national, Petite
:O.farche, and Where's The Party?. •.
Says I !ill: "Sometimes It's. best to let an
indcpcndcnl consultant de)ign windows
;ind noorll, and let the llales Slaff do what
they do be.,t, sell."
l·or an e!>limate, call Retail Crea ti ons
at ·642:8@>:--
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MANAGING EDITOR STEVE MARBLE. S-40-1224, cxJ. 36l
SHE .IS
' A font of all kno,,ledge and head reference
librarian at the central Newport D.each library in
Newport Center.
In· charge of a lltaff of six full·time :ind two
part-time reference libradnns, Warren oversees a
busy net\\ Ork of information detectives: Responding
to about I0,000 reference questions a month, Warren
and Slaff arc adept at the quick, over-the-phone
~nswer and expert in gu Rling library patrons on
extensive searches through library, resou rce materials.
''Every aspect of a person's life comes across to
the reference dc)k," Warren sa)ll. "I'm never bored.
There arc always new people and new questions."
CAREER PATH
Warren, a llingle mother of l\\O teen·nger~. says
she began her librury training early.
When she was 8 years old, she made aluminum foil
covers !or h~r bookll nnd took great pride in her
collection. After earning a master's degree in library •
science fro'm Simmops College in DoMoqJyfa s ...
Warren ,vorkcd in the New York University law
"
NI.OT ........ IUMll ......
library. After moving to Or\lnge County, she worked
at the UCI library and then took time off to raise har
children.
She's worked for the NC'wport Be:ich library S)Stem
for the last rtine years. Mor~ than half the reference
questions she resP.Onds to are business-oriented.
"Good reference work results from good
knowledge of the collection and having a good
collection to work with," she says. "We're fortunate
in having a strong business reference collectfon that's
known :ill througliout Orange County and Southern
California."
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
With the onset of the recession, Warren says ·1here
arc job applicants in the library every day doing
research on potential employers.
"They've applied for jobs and they want to find out
cvcrylhing they can about the company," Warren
)ays. ''This is usually in preparation for an
interview."
Callers also ask for Lnforrna tion on importing fod
u.port.in&rthe ~ices of...ncw and..used.~rs. antiques
and collectibles, consumer products, and even famous
CITYSIDI
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quotations:-One recent caller asked a reference
librarian to help convert qushels to tons; another
wanted to find out if' the house he was buying was ·
located on a fault line.
EXCITING WORK
Wilen the new central library opcnll in early July,
Warren Sa}S there \\ill be room for 260,000 books
and other items "hich include audio books,
videocassettes, computer disks and other medi:l.
The amount is almost double the 135,000 items the
library now carries. If reference librarians arc
s1uffiped by a question, 1hey can refer the inqui'}' 10
a cooperative lil]rary S}'Stem. .
"Whal \\e can do O\er the phone is limited by time
factors," Warren llnys. "But we always show them ·
how 10 do ii themselves. There i:. a climate of energy
here; of things being done, things being asl.ed, 1hings
being answered -things being found. h's really very
exciting work."
-Story by Ru6s Loar, photo by SIJ1Junn No1·flet:t
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SL.ADES RESTAU RANT (640·5422) at
r:a,111un hland b offering a special for
·Mother's Day: a lob)ter dinner is Sl8.95,
and the second one is only SI.
On Tuesdays the lob~tcr dinner is
Sl6.95, and the llecond one is SI,
available through December'
Paramedic stops man
from jumping on overpass
he swung his other leg over the top of the
fence, about 30 feet up.
Promotion today for Costa Mesa grad night party
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PAltK WINDOW CLEANING, featured in
l3c\t IJu)!t recentl}. is now offering a
"spring cleaning discount."
·1 hroughout the month of May you will
reccl\c ;,i 15% d1)coun1 on all window
cleaning. l'ark Window Cleaning .
(720-9 JCJI) 1s locJted in Newport lle:.ich.
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/Jest lJuJs appears Thursdays and
$aturdays. Wlicllwr you're D merC'linnt or
D slluppcr, if you know of D good buy, coll
me DI s-10.1n 4, fox me at 646·4170 or
write to me: Best lJuys, Daily J>ilot, JJ'o '
iv. llay St., Costa Mesa, Co/If. 91627.
A quick-thinking paramedic sprang
from his unit Wedne~dny in time to grnb.
the anl.lc of a man allempting to jump •
from an overpalls at Campus Drive.·
Newport Beach paramedic Paul
Schneider was called to the scene after
police received a·rcport of a man be·
having suspiciously shortly before 3 p.m.
When the subject )aw a paramedics
unit approach, he started scrambling up
the ch:iinlink f cnee buffering the Corona
dcl Mar freeway overpalls at Campus
Drive, according 10 Newport-Beach Fire
Capt. Don Gray.'
Gray said Schneider jumped from his
vehicrc, latching onto the m~1n's leg just as
Paramedic Rich Thomas then helped
Schneider wrestle the man to the
• sidewalk, relltraining him until police·
arrived to take him into custody for his
own protection.
"This was an example of very quick
th ipking on the fire department's part,"
s:ii d Newport Beach Police Sgt. Andy
Gonis.
Gonis rdentified the jumper as a
37-year-old Laguna Beach man. Arter a
medical evaluation, he was transported 10
a hospital for psychiatric treatment.
Gray sajd the man didn't say much to
firefish1ers before he was ta~en away by
police ..
-By Lori.An11 Bas/Jeda
COSTA MESA -Costa Mesa High School will host a noon-time
promotion today for Grad Night '94.
In addition to mu )ic and a hypnotbt show, the even t "ill include
prizes donated from local businesses and rcl11.1ur~1nts.
Grad Night is set for the night of June 21. Held at Collla ~tcsn High,
this year's theme is "Pa!>Sport to Adventure."
Organizers are still looking for donors for the all-night drug-and
alcohol-free post graduation party.
To contribute, call Bjll Loyko at 241·3100 or Su~.in Wood at 557-426-t.
DCC Transfer Center hosts rep fr.om San Bernardino
The Transfer Center at Orange Coast College will hollt a represent:r-
tive from California St.ale Unive~sity, San Be~nardino fr~11 10 a.m. t~
2 p.m. May 10, who will speak w11h students interested 111 transferring.
The Transfer Center is designed to assist students interested in trans·
fcrring tQ and from Orange Coast College. Call 432-5894 for more info. "
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COITAMllA
Various Locations: Autos
were reported stolen from the
3500 block of Hyl:ind Avenue
:ind 900 block of I lollowbrook ..
Chnrle: An electric guitar and
a microphone were among
nearly $6,000 worth of
entertainment equipment
i.tolcn from a home in the
2000 block.
Pnularlno: A shotgun was
· among the items stolen from
a motorhomc p.1rl.ct.I in the
6QO block.
NIWPORT llACH
Jlnd Street: Someone threw a
metal ashtray throuah a plute
gluss window 111 the Newport
Dcach Ahrno Cl\lb.
Rutlond Road: Patio furniture
was 'wiped from a residence
in the 1200 block.
Promonlory Wrst: Three •
poin1in15, includlna a Sl,000
portrait of Jesus proyina. were
~ten from on apartment in
ttic '400 block. ..
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot . ~ ..
Thursday, May 5. 1994 A3
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Living ·a dog's life thanks to helpful Daily Pilot readers I told you so. beautiful letter$ illustrated with "enough grass that it ~rs toner f
Remember how 1 didn't . guess how many ~romises have thp{1ies. Don't worry about it. rotten. I can't even scold the
snapshots df your dogs. You, the been broken in t e past monfh by that she hasn't gone potty all ~y grow out of it in six dumb do~ without hoving my two want a dog? Remember how mayor of Newport Bench, even my dear wif c, who vowed I night and now might be a good months." Oh, only six months of kids vigorously def end her honor. I begged )Ou folks to help me gave ple a moving story you'd wouldn't even notice the dog in time. Then it's back inside to the having my extremities ravaged. l write this column nQt to out, how·t written obout your childhood dog. the house. Don't worry, she said. kitchen, where she woofs down How cute. complain, but as a cautionary talc
wanted you to And all of you assured me that I'll take care of every th ing, I "' the first of her 'breakfasts and 1 This all happens before 6 a..m. for those brave few who have
talk my wife and our family dog would be my best promise. warm up. 1 don't ~ant to bore you (or held out so far and remained .
l\\O young sons friend. • • Right. And the check's in the Soon after, I'm treated to the gross you out} with the rest of dogle!.s. Take ir from someone .
out of getting a You were wrong. mail and the poop's been cleaned first of her "little accidents," the doy; let's just soy it center's . who's bec.n wnere you don't want
d.c}g? And We got tbe pvppy four weeks up. which I clean up as my wife around patrolfing flle backyard to go ...: owning a dog is
remember how ago. The mutt looks like a fox The trnil of broken promises continues her slumber. for poop (and hoping to rind it cvef) thing )'OU feJred ... and
you let me terrier with no legs (the result of begins while everyone else in my Now Coco -aka Jaws -is before my 2-year-old does); more. ,
do"n? her mother's fling with a Sco11ish house is fast asleep except Coco ready to play, which means she's. scrubbing the carpets and But the more pan is what may ...... Sure you do. terrier, we've been told). I :ind me. For some reason, the ready to bite me. Hord. She's got hardwood floors (and praying surpri!.c you. After the kids and
You told me not believe sne's also part rooster dog's sunrise bark can· on e a mouth full of ti ny razors, and that the stains will come out); wife go to bed,.Coco scratches
l8INlll . to worry, I'd since she wakes me up every heard by me. So I ge p and w.~ my ankles and ~ands have more and wondering why, despite all her hule paw on the couch ''here
love the ·dog. morning at 5:47 on the dot. go outside in t d. Usually, nicks in them than a Santa Claus the cleaning, our house smells '
I'm lying. l pi~k her,.up and put
Editor's You suggested · The co-conspirators -Greer, she jast stan s there, wags her convention. like the kennel at tlic Humane her on my stomaclr. She~th •
the books I • Taylor and Trista6--named her tail and looks at me. • After the first week of this, I'm ·society (and knowing the Mnell's asleep, as· content as a?orcreutu ~, ,~ Notebook needed to read before Lgot..home from work: "Go potly," I say, thinking. thinking I've been sold a lemon I never, ever going away). on earth can be. And or an ·
and clipped dog Coco. What kind of name is that somehow she can translate. can take'back to the dealership. The good ... parts? Well, Coco instant, l 'm right there "ith her.
articles for me. You called the for a dog? She's not ev~n brown, She stands there, wags her tail Dut when I asked my dog-owning looks prelly darn cute "hen s~e·s Ma)be I'm geJting soft. Ma)bc
Readers l lotline with tfie best . Cor gosh sakes. harder and looks at me. friends -nbout the biting, and they sleeping. And my wife and kids· that's what O\\mng a dog will do.
• breeds to get. You wrote lf I sound a little! bitter, well, . EYCntually, I walk Coco acro•s only say, "Oh, that's normal for love her. Adore her. Spoil her "' U'i/li:Jm Lobdrll is thr rditor.
Tests reveal no active ·cases
of TB at Orange Coast College
Bv Russ LOAR, STAFF Warru
COSTA MESA -County
health officials have discovered no
active cases of tuberculosis arter
te sting 98 Orange Coast College
students who were exposed to the
disease by a 21-year-old female
student.
Fifty-seven students did test
po~itive for the disease, but chest
X-rays revealed ii was not active
in their lungs.· Although 32 of the
students who tested positive had a
prior histocy pf exposure to tuber-
culosis, all those who tested pos-
itive will be encou raged to take a
Sl\·month drug regimen to pfevent
the disease from developing, ac-
cording 10 county health officials.
In the battle to combat a 71 %
increase in Orange County TB
cases since 1990, county health of-
ficials say quick reporting by the
infected student's physician and
1hc college's help in tC!lting stu-
dents on campus was the righ t way
to combat the disease.
A TB outbreak at La Quinta
High School in Westminster last
year could have been prevented,
according to a report released lal>t
mQJlt~ by the federal Centers for
Dis.ease Control. The report 'riti-
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slow diagnosis o th e disease and
for failing to notify county health
officials, ·
"This time, it really worked the
way it was supposed 10 work," said
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Ort1119• C•••ty Cu•lter OnlMall'a
The Oranee County chamber
Orchestra needs .. -olunteen lo help sell
tkkeLS. Staff social ar!airs, work the
office and with m.aifinJ p:uties. For
more information, c;slJ Cathy .
Griesmeyer at 649-2423.
Ora•1• C411tty
Homeless Task Ferce
1 The Orange County Homeless Task
Force 1s rccruitin1 volunteers for lhc
Interfaith Council Network 10 work
one-on-one with homeless adults in
J
call.ins area and confirm thac branCh
rdcrrals hive been cffcctWc. For .. u.r~tion ca11 261-8661.
............ c ............ . ··-······ PCRF raises IT'ODC)' to support
pediatric c:anccr rcascarcb 13bontory
at the Children's HOlpitaJ of Orange.
Need volunteers to v."Ort on
the program on basic life skills.
Volunteers llccd to commit to at least
three hours per week in ihe evenings
:it lacal congre1ations throughout ·
Orange CounIY. for al!di1ion!I
information, c:ill Valerie Grimn at
i63-177~. .
fund-raisers sud\ as che golr
tournament in the spring. dlanty
auction in Novclhber, holiday card
proeram in December. The ard
proiram requires 'olunteers all year
loni to stock stores. v.ork booths 11l
craft boutiques and work at i:ltellite
omcc in Cosu Meu packagiog ca(ds,
fillini or<krs and cleric:i.I work. The
e:trds arc designed by children with
cancer. Golf toumamen1 requires
people to v.ork as suppor1 lor
1ourn:unCT1~. Charity auction requires
people 'to pereure gifts and \lo Ork d:iy
• of the event. For informiilon on :iny
or these prog.rants, call Executive
Director SllS3n Reid the main c1fficc :it
S32·8692.
Oran9•w••t1 aeutlt1••
The Or:ingewood Boutique in ·•
Corona del Mar, an upscale resale
boutique which beneri~ the
Or!lngev.ood Chidren's Home-, is in
nocd of volunteers to assist the
boutique s1:iff with retail sales. The
Or:ingC"ood ~dren's Home is
Orange County's emergency.shelter for
abused and neglected children. For
information, c:tll Pat Stacy at 7,6Q-6640.
Orton Dyslma S.clety
Orange County aranch
The Onon Dyslexia Society needs
people 10 help teach reading skills,
:iu:ich. labels 11nd bundle regular
mailings: and coordin3te 1he adull
group. Reeul3r volunteer duties
include people with good teleplfonc
skills 10 call 5·10 people in the local
WEST. COAST ·
Pl' ... lce DIJY 1c11 .. 1
The Prcn1ice day School is a (s1ate
accredited) co-cduca1ional day school
dedicated to serving needs of children
with Spcciric Language Disnbi!ilics/
Dyslcx.ia. Volunteers arc needed in
many areas., indudlng fund raising
committees, library aides :tnd office
suppon. For more information, c11ll
Amy Mitchell at 650.1115.
,..,.. c ... t ••p•rt•ry .
Tlleater
The South Coast Rcpenory Theater
needs .. -01un1eers to help with ushering
(sec plays free). For inform:ition c:ill
957-2()()2. Also , Th~:i1cr Guild of
South Coa.s1 Rcpenory ne~ds
volun1eers for office work, v.orking the
souvenir shop, fund-r:iising events,
speakers bureau and conducting tours.
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For informatioft i::alt the dcYclopmcftt
department at 957-2602.
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The ocpniz.atioo needs volunteer
ph)'lkWls, nurses, pharmacists,
dentists., <kn11l flnicn~ts,
rcccptionisu :ind tr.tnslalQrl (Spanish)
for early momin& and early cvcnin&
uAinsurcd Mlt·in p:iticnts at the
medical center. For information, call
Dianne Stellin& at 65().-0186. ln the
food and rinancul aid distribution
area, people arc needed to p3Cbge
food bags, perform recep1i0nist v.otk,
translate and pick up food at lpcal
marL:cts from 9 a.m.·3 p.m. on
"eekd:iys. For information, c=ill Lorry
31 650.3883. •
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l<Jtcll••
The Someone Cares Soup Kitchen
needs people to sc~-c food and
beverages at the First United •
Methodist Church in Costa Mesa. or
10 prep:ire rood in the mornings at the
Rea Community Ccnfcr. Volun1ccrs
can v.'Ork as many days as they wish in
the early morning at the Rea
'-Community Center or for
approxim:itely three-hour lhifts at the
l:hurch. Persons who can speak
Spanish would be cspecilllly helpful.
For information, c-all Jae.le Mori:lny at
631-8170 from 8:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
S.P.l.N.
P.ymcntProp-amtQAPP)laka
homclcu families 1M.,, ia shcllcn.
work with them while at the slllckcn
to clcu up their credit. then -..CS a
no-interest loan 10 boulc them iA u
apartment. Volu1uccn 11C DCCdcd IO
chcct up OD t.be families ~ tbc
course ot lbc next year, scNjna •case
v.'Orkcrs to wpport lbc family. Also
needed arc CPAs and lcpl munsclon
for practical lire skills seminars.
fumilurc for the families CO IDOYC in
with and people wilh 1rucks to help
them mcwc.
Through Substance Abuse ·
Rdabili1:11ion Program (SARP), lhc
group contracts with recovery homes
to hold AlcohoUcs Anonymous
meetings in 1>3rks and oiher places
where the homeless and alcoholics
coneregiue. When • person dcci<ks he
wanl to become sober, a volunteer witl
take 1hem a recovery home to so
through detox. SPIN will pay for the
first month until the person fmds a
job, whereupon !he person would be
eligible for 1he GAPP Prov.am-
SPJN also needs he.Ip W1th special
projects and orracc work. For
information on llllY or 11\c proerams or
how to ~luntccr, call 757-1456.
U•tl•1'9""•tl .
The Underground proaram, •
runc1ion of Child's Pace, provides
social activities and interaction for
adolesccnis. All teens arc welcome to
come and get involved. Vo_lulJ~C:Crs ar~
needed in many areas, inclUding teen
bands to perform monlh!)' concerts
v-•••• ••-•••• n.c Vantaac FouOCS.cion Is a ·= ~ilatioa which sui>pe>rtl c nt Md community trainini
for adults with dCvclopmcntAI
clitabilitics. Volun1ecrs·arc aought :o
wort at a variely of locations. Ongoing
volunteer needs include special events.
dcrical, v.-oricini v.-ith people in the
community :and v.-orkinJ with
individu:ils on group 1nps or functions.
For infom1111ion, call Debra M:irstcller
~or Brenda Ortep at 645--783.l,
w.1 ..... c .... .i1y .
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• The Wellness Coromuni1y needs
jLOANs j.
Buying • Selling
PAYING10P
DOLLAR FOR
•DIAMONDS
•ROLEX
WATCHES
•JEWELRY
c
-volunteers 10 help out •I the recc
desk durin& daytime hows. Shirts
Monday-Friday from 9 un.-1 p.m .
1 p.m.-4 p.m. 1bc Wellness proe
I fn:e orferinJ Of hope, learniA& a
rricndshjp for people with cancer
their families. For inform:nion, cal
Cindy :it 258-1210.
WestNewpelf c ...... .., c .....
The Wcsl Newport Cornmuni1y
Center, n senior recreational prog
ccn1cr, needs volunteers (prcfcrobl
seniors) to help in lhe front omcc
:inswcring the phone. For inforrnat
call B:irbani Finn at 644-3240.
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• Diamond Dials
• Diamond Bezel
Serving People Jn Need is a
non·prorit group in Newport Beach
·Which SCl'VC$ the homeless. The S1rcet
Services Program provides Cood,
blanket$ and hygiene kits to homeless
on the stree1s or Sant.a Ana each
Tuesday and Thursday. Volunteers arc
needed ror e .. 'Cr)1hing from shopping
and making 1he lunches tot
and speakers on t~ical issues rclatin&
to teens. The group has regular
Wednesday night study/lu1or groups on
all academic subjects. Thursday niJht
discussions with occ:isional speakers
and the monthly Underground Concert • ------------------...,...'T'""T-r-r-r~rr'T""':'""T"i
distribution. , ••
TIJc Guaran1eed Ap:irtmenl
with :i topical speaker. For more
inform:ition on getting involved with
1he Underground program..or-to
volunteer your lime, can Chris1a
Lawson at 548-8849.
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Give a floral gift from Hainark, and watch
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M OTHER'S 01\Y I <; Ml\Y 8
KC.'S-ft~
KmcatPlaza
2200 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa
646-1557
Spring
s ·idewalk
Sale
· Friday • Saturday • Sunday
May 6·7·8
Bring the whole family ao•sbop & save at aim
Sidewalk EXtravag8Jl7.8!
and while you'~ here, dine at olie of our 8 restauraDll
always lady-to serve you f
Reme"""r.Mother's Day, May 8th
HARBOR$CENTER .
2300 Hlilbor BJvd. at Wlllon in Costa M .. (
For~ oaU '40-1921 '
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Hoag Hospital.
Neuro ·weel<. ..
You are 'invited to celebrate Hoag Hosp1t.al's Neuro Week by atten
1ng these infoNTiative programs. Aeg1stra~on 1s required, so call
phone numbers listed for each program.
Neuro Week in Huntington Beach
Hoag Health Center-Huntin9ton Beach,
195B2 Beach Boulevard,•Huntington Beach
Call 963-3377 to register for classes hsted below
Tunday, May 17 7 :30 p
3-0 Imaging of the Brain.
M ichael Brant-Zawadzki, MD. Hoag Hospital neu!'<H'ad1olog1st
presents-MAI-scans. CAT-scans and other methods of studying the
brain and nervous system to assist with diagnosis. treatment and
researcn.
Wednnday, May·1e . 7 p
Advances in Seizures and Epilepsy.
0aV1d Gehret, MD. Hoag Hosprtal neurolpg1st, afld a representat.,e
from the Epilepsy Foundabon of Los Angeles, presents updates on
diagnosing and managing seizure disorders
Thursd•l• May 19 . noo
Cognition end Neurological Syndromes. ,;
Scott Stoney, MO. Hoag spec1ahst 1n rehab1litabon medicine, dis-
cusses medications and therapies to assist with thinking and learn·
mg.rehab, associated with-stroke. head 1n1ury or other neurological
disorders $4 fee includes lunch. Fee and registration deadline
May 13.
Thursday, May 19 7 p
Project Wipeout • Prevention of. Spinal Cord Injuries at-the Beach.
Information will be proV1ded on unique and dangerous features of
beaches and how you can protect against serious neck and spinal
cord in1uries. Presented by Jim Turner. Newport Beach marine
safety officer and Marla Chappelear, AN . Hoag neuro nurse
Friday, May 20 . 1 :30 p
Senior Hes/th Ts/ks presents: Advances in Parkinson's Disease.
Janet Chance. MO, Hoeg Hosprt.al neurologist and APOA lnformatm
and Referral Center medical director, presents the latest mformati
on diagnosis a('ld treatment
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Modem Menmgement of .-leedethea.
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headache management spec1ahst.
Wedne•d-v, MllV 18 7 '-m
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W ilham House, MO. Hoeg Hospital otolaryngolog1st end House Ear
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Thursday, May 5, 1994 A5
CoPon·a del Mar seeks representation on El .Joro lirnort comnimee-·
~President ofnomeowners
association says she is opposed
Corps Air Base to a commercial airport.
The base is scheduled ror closure by 1999
because of defense cuts.
h1gh,!y qu31ificd pilots ... have st:11cd that not sensible or viable," Aousscls said.
ir the runw:iy which runs cast and west is City officials said they've spent more
u-.cd for take-offs at El Toro, their Oight than $100,000 on analyzing whether El
pnucrn· will come dircCJly over Irvine, Co-Toro could potentially be a commercial
rona del Mar nnd Newport Const," lious-airport nnd have decided it's the perfect
ing off to the east \\Ould be dangerous.
under the best of conditions. •
· to plan because flights would ·
disrupt seaside village serenity. scls said. site.
"They can take off, but it':. not afc,"
he said. "T:iking off that '':iy puts you
right into the hills."
Bv D~VlD HEITZ, SrArF W1t11u
Led by Mayor Clarence Turner, the city
of Newport Ocach has fought feverishly
for the conversion of El Toro. Turner
even new to Washington to rally for clo-
i.ure or the base. _,
In the past, city officials hove told "What she says is possible, but very,
Parker, who has flo"n out of El Toro,
said a C·l35 new into the hilb there 15
years ago. "It killed e\.cr;body on 'bo:ird
-a load of Marines, '1 he s:11J. NEWPORT DEACH -A homeowners
assoc.iatio~ prcside.nt ''ho opposes ::i com-
mercial airport at El Toro has asked the
city's pro-airport aviation committee to in-
cl ude a representative from Corona <lei
Mar.
City officials believe air traffic at John
Wayne will ~lmost triple by the year 2,000
ir a second county airport isn't built.
Houssels that she doesn't need to worry very improb:1ble," Delino said. '.'A lillle
nl>out noise because the planes will take bit of knowledge can be d:ingcrous ... it
off cast over ll'\ine -not Corona dcl eJn be misleading." Members of the A' iation Com1'li11cc
>aid Wednc-.d.iy the) "ill dbcull) at 11c-.t
month's mect1ns whcthC!r to add a reprc-MJr. _Delino said it's. still po!i!.ible to run up
I lousscls sail.I she ha s talked to several
aviation experts, including a commercial
pilot and former Marini: pilots ''ho have
no" n out of cl Toro, "ho belie' e El Toro
is a bad place Cor a "Commercia.J uirport.
Dut the pilots sli.e talked to told her the slope and clear the hills even with a scnt:Hive from Coron~• tie! 1\1.Jr~ . that lakiag off to the cast 'is not fe:isible ~ headwind. · • "I'm !lure. if the board fecb ''c'rc lac~-•
ing one, \\e could >ih'a~;) ~dd Jnothcr
01cmber," Cit) Counc1h ... om~1n E'clyn
H;1rt S~lld.
because of mounrnins, tail winds an~ the "They can :idJUSt their thrust leveb, nap
Harbor View Hills I lomcownen, As-
sociation President Yvonne Housscls said
~n airport ~t El Toro would put uirplancs
11110 the skies over Corona dcl Mar, dis-
rupting her quiet seaside village "ilh the
roar of je t engines.
uphill slope of the run\\ay. sc1tings. turn off the air conditioning. re-
'"f'hc pilots rhnt ~tudied (Assbtant Cj.ty move seats -a number or things," he
Man:iger) Ken Delino's city-sponsored re-said. "There's not many planes that go off
search sul'\·ey concluded that the sug-loaded to she ma:<. lt's simply not done."
gcbled rcrno\'al of 6 million cubic yards of Harbor View I tills resident George
mountaintops, extension of the cast-west Parker, a retired Marine pilOJ anti profcs-
runw<iy, and/or se~ercly limiting payloads sor of aviation safely at the University of
to accommodate takeoffs to the cast was ·southern California, said he believes tak-
The committee unanimously endorses
the conversion of th e El Toro Marine
At the Aviation Commillee'!i April 21
meeting, llhC said the city has prematurely
endorsed cl Toro as the site of a com-
mercial 3'1rport without firlll exploring the
consequences.
· "In my presentation, J pointed out that
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Costa Mes.a High School students
David Koe.Us. Michael Curtis,
Christopber Sakal, Dan llam a,
Sllllam Vaacknbusb and Ryan Dandy
, were all award winners at the 3(d
Annual Ora11ge County I ligh School
lnvit:uional Photogrllphy Contest.
Jennlrcr L Wootton of Costa Mesa has
been inducted into the Irving •
Baeheller Society, the English dep;irl·
ment honorary society at St. Lnwrence
Universi~ in C.nton, New York.
Ja~s E. Garmon of Costa Mesa was
selected for the dean's honors list at
the University of California, Santa
Bar'b:>ra for the ran 1993 semester.
Coron:> del Mar High School senior
Pacrkk Conlin of Newport Beach·" as
selected 10 :mend the W:ishington
Journ111ism conference in W~shington,
D.C. •
Newport Bench resident Wiiliam A.
Wood Jr. has won a n:>tion ol
Principol's Leadership Award while
atlcnding Phillips Academy in
Andover, MA.
HONORS , JJ
Center 500, a support group of The
Orange County Performing Arts _
Center, elected Jennifer Mor&an
Peterson to Serve as vice president,
social events for 1994.
Do n Dicker or Costa Mcs:i lnrinili "as
recently named the No. I lnriniti
salesperson in the Natio n for 1993.
Melissa Burke luls been named sales
manngcr at The Westin South Coast
Plazn, where she will be responsible
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Tom West J. Peterson
for corporate :>nd ossoci:u ion s:1lcs in
the m1dwcst.
Ofricc Spcci:ilisrs has r~cognized Tlnil
No™·ood as its Outstanding Tempor:iry
for the month of April.
Paul llughcs h:is been n:im.cd ~ice
president in charge of Southern
California ~ur;cty operations for
Johnson & Higgins in Costa Mesa.
Senior's Spirit Society, Inc. president
Deel.) llacndl&es recently accepted the
Oi$ncyla1rd Communi1y Service Aw:ird
on bchatr of the Society. •
Corona· Jcl•Mar resident l::Uls Jordan
has been clcclcd to the office of
Trustee of the Educa1ionol Thcntre
Associntion.
Costa Mesa resident Jnnkc Foster hllS
been nnmcd :i Ousincss Assistant II
for the Orange County Fair &
Expo ition Center in Cost:i Mesa~
New officers were· rcccnlly installed on
the Boy~ and Gil'ls Oub of the Harbor
• ~rca's Board o( Oi,cctors. New
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William, is the son of Martha L
8ro"11 of Costa Mcs3.
Navy Sc:lm:in JHOR J. Du1as, son or
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Navy Airman David S. Wormuth, son
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Nav31 Air Stntio.n Qccono, embarked
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Army National Gu1U'd Pvt. Darius £.
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at Fort Knox. Ky. He is the son or
Barbara A. Walter and stepson of
Rod ney J. Walter or Newport Beach.
Marine Pvt. John R. Nooncn, SOI\ or
Mara K. Noonen of Costa Mesa,
recently completed rctruit training 111 ~1arine Corps Recruit Depot in Sbn
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Marine Pvt. Joseph W. Mo"cry, son of
Judy Porras or Cost:i Mcsn, recently
completed recruit training 01 Marine
Corps Recruit Depot, Purris Island, s.c. .
Nnvy Sc:im:in Recruit Timothy A.
Mollock, son or Palricla I. Mollock-0f
Costa Mesa, recently daparted for a
six-month dcploymen1 abo:ird the
destroyer USS Comte De Gr:issc~
the Mediterranean.
Navy Pcuy Officer 3rd Ow Brad
Pko son or Ge.e and S1aana Pko COit~ Mesa, recently received a
or Commendation for 1upcrior
performance or duty while usignc
aboard the submarine USS Drum,
homcportcd in San Die,o.
M:>rine Pfc. Keith C. Martyn or
Corona del Mar recently complete
recruit training at M11rine Corps
Recruit Deport in San Diego and
promoted to his present rank.
Army Reserve Pv). Kelly E. Moore,
daughter of Vynnne Rkse or Cost:i
Mcsn, has &raduatcd from the basi
offset printing course at fort Delvo
Fairfax, Va. • ,
Air Force Senior Airm:in Phllllp A.
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.. Nightfalls in L.A ," :i new \\Ork by
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"Finland -A Land of Contrasts" is
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Center, 2627 Vista Del Oro, today
from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday
Crom 10 a.m. 10 4 p.m. There will be a
bargain room, where artwork will be
for s:ilc. An aw:irds ceremony and
reception will be from 4:30 to 6:30
p.m. tod:iy. Call 751-7058 for more
information. .
AaT PAlll
A sidew:ilk ch:ilk art gallery and a clny
wall of h:inds :ire some of the events
:it the NC\\ port lfcights Art F:iirc Crom
4 to 8:30 p.m. in the Newport Heights
Art Gallery/multi-purpose room.
Numerous hands-on art experiences
will be featured. T-shirts and Sweat
shirts will be for s:ilc and there will be
:i rarnc for various prizes. Proceeds go
toward future cduc:itionnl programs.
For dct:iils and directions, c:ill
631-3669 or 548-3332.
SA_!URDAY '
OllTlllTOWN
Orange Cout Colle1e in Costa Men.
The Trio, ~st known as the &roup
th:it b:ickcd up Doris Day and..Frnnk
Sin:ura in the 19SO's, wi11 offer a
tre:isurc Of SOn&$ which embody m:iny
styles, especi:illr j:iz.z. Tickets arc S7 10
$13. For more information, call
432-5880.
OUITU INIUULI CONClllT
Hownrd Antmann, ::i guitnr instructor
at Orange Co::ist College for 13 )·cars,
will join OCC's Guitnr Ensemble in
concert~! 8 p.rp. in OCCs Fine Arts
Recitnl Hnll. Tickets arc $3.50 in
advance or SS at the door: For more.
information, tall 432-5880.
SUNDAY
founded in 1860 in Americus, 'Ga. The
presentation includes a stage setting,
authentic costumes, and special vocal
and dance numbers of the period. ,,
Tickets arc $7 to Sl3. Call 432-5880.
FRIDAY, MAY 1 ~
ITVDINT flLM & VIDIO HITIVAI.
More than 400 students h:ivc \\Orkcd
on projects tn Or:ingc Coast College's
Film/Video Department this year. The
best of those projects will be shown at
8 p.m. tonight during the 24th Annual
Student Film :ind Video Festival in
OCC's Fine Arts Recital H:ill. Cost of
the screening, \l.hich the school h:i' ·
rated as PG-13, is S3 :it the door. For
more inform:ition, c:ill 432-5922.
IAXOPHONI ORCHISTU
Adventures." The film presents in
in-_dcpt h look al the people, traditions
and picturesque countryside of
Finland. The probram witrbc
presented at 7 p.m. in OCC's Robert
B.,Moore The:itrc. Admission is S6.50
in advance and SS :it the door. Seniors
get a SI discount. For more
information, call 432-5880.
CML WU UINACTMINT ~D
The Americus Brass B:ind, America's
premier Civil War reenactment band,
brings its critically acclaimed show to
tho Robert B. Moore Theater at PAGl:CAVANAUOH TalO . Orange Coast College in ~ta Mesa Accl~1!llcd .for tasteful vocals and :at 2:30 p.m. The two-:ict show i.s a
The talented :ind zany Nuclear Whales
Saxophone Orchestra, featuring the
world's largest saxophone (a.7 foot
contrabass SilJC), bring their humorous
and musically dh·crsc show of classic
jazz, r:igtime and orig.jnals to the
Robert 0. Moore Theatre at Or:inge
PINI ARTI IHOW
Former and current students and
faculty of the Coast Community
College District will display their
arl\\ork at Co:istline's Newport Beach
C:<qu1s11c p1an<? wo.rk, the Page ... historically accurate portrayal of the ~av:inaugh Trio will perform at 8 p.m. 4th Georgia Infantry Regiment Band,
m the Robert 0. Moore Theater at
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IATUaDAY, MAY 14 ,
COUCH POTATO IQINCI
Juggler, acrob:il, mime and comedian
Rick Lewis bal:inces lcarnini and fun
when he performs his "Couch PotlltO
Science" today and Sundlly 11 11 :i.m ..
1 and 3 p.m. at The Launch Pad
science center in Crystal Court, 3333
Bear Street in Costa Mes:i. To teach
the concepts of Newton's laws or
motion, Lewis juigles objects such as
to:lStcrs and thimbles, and stacks full
glnsscs of water on his nose. Cost is SS
per person, and includes :idmi~sion to
The Launt\ P:id, a prC\·icw facil ity for
ihc Discovery Science. Center, and the
sjtow. C311 546-2061.
IUI RAHIY IN CONCHT ,
Four-time Grammy nominc;,c. Sue
Raney, one of the jaz.z world's great
Thuraday. May 5, 1114 A7
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vocalists. will perform at 8 p.m. ln the .
Robert 8. Moore Theatre at Orange
Coast Collesc in Coita Mesa. Equ1tlli
at home u a sons stylist, t'Omposcr.
lyricist, ni,ht club performer,
recordin' artist and pianist, Raney
draws on matcrilll from her J I albums
as well as newer songs for her shows
that draw criticnl accL:iim wherever she
goes. TickclS ue $9 to SIS. For
inform:uion, call 432-5880.
WIDNUDAY, MAY 11
OCC ONl·ACT PLAY fUTIYM
A dozen onc-:ict plnys Crom cl:assical
and contemporary literature will be
performed at 8 p.m. tod:ay through
Sunday, M:iy 22. during Onln&e Coast
College's annual Spring One-Act Play
Festival in OCC's bra.aia Lab. nc
one-:rcts will showc:ise the talents of
the company's student-directors, actors
ond designers. Tickets arc $4 111 the
·door. For dct:iils-, 'call 432-5640.
All that l am
or nope to be .
.. J owe to my angel·
mother ...
Abrafram
Lincoln
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l he Ncv.pJn Ch:ipt.r of ~urfr~dcr
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t::.rd"' arc :it."ld ekctron1c tc:i.r.
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TUUDAY, MAY 17
CMOLISTHOL UCTUU
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llaskcll \\111 prr.:~ot "Oiul::-stcro
l..o\\cnng C:crdi:ic Riil. :ind
An~iopl»ty" nt 3 free noon pm·0. ¥ •
in the Commumt) Room of th~ 11.:~v.port Center ubr~', 856 Sln
Oc-rn.nte Dn·'C '" Ncwpon B..::ir
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cowr or a potted green plant tha~ will grow ·
for ye4rs to come .
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WESTCLIFF COURT, 1649-1831 Westcliff Drive between Irvine & Dover, Newport Bedct1
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omc guys have all the luck.
Pascal Olhats, for instance.
Many of Pa41cal's earliest
memories are the scent of "'
roasting wild birds or venison
emanatihg from the Normandy
kitchen of his mother, an
inspired French c-0ok. But he's
not going home Jor the ritu:il
0 MOTHER O'DINE
Oesides dessert on the hou c, a be:Iutiful
long-stemmed rose will be given to moms at thh
rest~urant at 3520 E. Coast H1gh\Vay, Corona del
Mar. In addition to. Carmelo's fabulous cuisine,
pianist Mourizlo Metalll will supply hve music along
with Tim and Mike, a gu1tar/\local duo known for
their Simon and Garfunkel ~und. Phone 675-1922.
I
, Mother's Day dinner. Instead,
his mother, Madame Therese
Olhats, has crossed the Atlantic
to be with her son, her d:iughter-i n law, Mimi and
three ~randcliiugh~crs, Mngali, Fanny and
Puscahne for a private celebration.
Local restaurants f et'e madres everywhere
with Mother's Day, Cinco de Mayo specials
A CO~WLIMENTARY COLOR PORTRAIT ... Jt
The Ritz in Ne" port €enter. Dut that's not the only
llpccial Mother's Day treat, as cbef Cloude Koebcrlit
has de\ iscd a delectable three-course dinner of Riu
f.ivorite!>. T he re~taurant will be open fk>m 11:30 a m
By MARLA BIRD to 9 p.m .• For rc!>crvat ions, phone 646-4170.
LIVE 1-"L\~tENCO G ITARIST ... :ll the Carden
Bistro in Cl)~tul Co'urt. Jon Bryant "ill provide music
for moms, and there '"''Ir ulso be an 1·magina1ive Toni~ht at Pascal, the restnurant will present nn
authentic Normandy dinner with the combined
culinary talents of mother and son. The snme
menu will be presented in the first t\vo weeks t1f
!une .to comme~orate the 50th anniversary or the
invasion and ultimate liberation of Normandy.
T.he menu they planned together includes:
d3ra1sed Iott!! (monk fish) with sauce Dicppoisc;
free range chicken, Valllee D'Auge, Normandy
cheese platter and a trio of French tarts.
Pascal is located at 1000 North Bristol. For
reservations, phone 75~-0107. The dinner is S65
p;r person includin~ wines, tax and gratuity. -MOTHER'S DAY TREATS
Of course, there's always the easy out with a box of
candy, but most moms like the· idea of sitting at a
table with loved ones, and restaurants. arc perfect fo r
this occasion. For mom (and the family), it's a ·
win-win situation -great food, lots of it, c..~tra treats
,and no mountain of pols, pans and dirty di shes. Here c> arc some ways to go:
GYPSY BOOT ... at l\1o1hcr's Market. The
:iuthor and peicnni:il clMrncie·r will be on' deck along
with live accordion serenades by Stella by Starlight.
.All mom!> will receive an (orgunic;1/ly grown) orchid
from Gypsy's own hand ;i1 225 E. 17th St .. Cost:i
Mesa. Phone 5%18-4279.
menu, complimentary Champagne and spring nowcr....
Cost Ill SIS.95, childr~n under 12, S7.95. Phone
546-600-t.
SI ROLLl~G MUSICIA.'\S .. at the llyott .
~c"1>orter Rc!>ort. Mu!>1C ''ill fill the lu!>h,
llo\ .. cr-fillcd grounds, where frce.now1rg Champagne
highlight'i the annu:il Muther\ Day Buffet Brunch
from tO::m-o.m. to 3 p.m. Prices are S27.95 for adults.+--
$23.95· for _senior adults and SI 3.95 for c hildren un<l~
12. Resen·ations are a mul>t. Phone 729-1234.
ANO MYOH MY
IT'S CINCO DE MAYO
Mariachis, hftargaritas and all those.traditional
fei.tivities ;ire happening today! There's a speci~I
p:irty and fund-rai~er \\ ith a deejay, dancing and food
fair gomg on at Cnno's put on by Tbe Sophisticates or
A.T.S.G .. ~ S 10 bi°ll will gcr )ou 10 the door. Special
gucsb include ct(ebrity sports figures, the LA.
Raidfrctte~.am.I D.J. Priest. At 22~ I W. Coast
Higlm:.iy. Phone 631-1381.
T\\O CELEURATIO~S _._at El Torito Grill.
~lo1hcr\ Dny or Cinco De Ma)O -take your pick.
,• A Soulh\\Cslc.rn Drunch \\ill be served from 9 a.m. to
3 pm. \\llh cornplimenl•ll) Champagne for SI0,95,
h:'\lf prn.:c for childre.n under JO. Later 1n the day, •
Rian on ficst;1 time. f or inform:.i1ion .111LI rcscn.•1tions.
• cont.1c1 El 'I orilo Grill 111 Costa ~k!l.I (pho11e
NEW TR. \UITION ... at The Rh icra. This elegant
rc~taurant in South Coal.I Plaza will l>ef\'C, with their
usuaf pan3che, a ~!other's D:.iy brunch for the \'cry
fir!>t time in their long an~ Jistinguishcc.I history.
Prices from Sl0.50 to SIS.SO. children's portions :inc.I
prices ~vail3bie. Open from noon to 7 p.m. Phone
..____ C11k1~mr11r ..... \~!>.Ar. D\ll \ I 11 or
Pascal Olhats gives his mother Therese a taste of what's cooking at Pascal in Newport Beach.
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Grl11~.1·., Grill , laco -'It a. 1:.1 lfonchito, L'l nh:i,
540-3840. •
SIZZUNG GOODIES ... atSabnlino's. Pion on
succulent ltnli:in food. music, flowers .for mom and nn
all-you-can-drink bubbly ot 1hcir_Champ:1gnc Ilrunch
fo r Sl2.95. SabaJ.ino·s i' bchinll J.:>1.Janc}°l> on L1dn
Peninsula. Outdoor uining overlooking the w:itcr is u
plus at :!5 l Shil1) :ire.I W;1y. Phone 723·06::! I.
'pcc1<1b sli.ln :H ~9:-95 "ip.n.~ ..., li1itt1~d111 thh 1tt.>twf.ir
cafc, 2600 E. Coa,1 ll1!;ll\\<1). Co1ona di.:! ~lar· l'h111ll."
6-W-2291 for rC!'>Cl\.1ll•ll1
lostn Ur:n·a. Corona <.:afe-:md more • ..?
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\/:Jr/a IJird is a ftH .. /:inct• 11ritcr 11/w t'(J1 er~ Joc:1/
tlinin~ fur t /Jc /):1ily Pi Jut. Ff(EE DESSEtn: FOR ~10~1 ... :it <.:inu. 01n111.:r .\JORE OE SEIU ... al Carmelo'~ Ri\tura11H•
OFF THE B~ATEN PATH
In ·search Of a riation ·
,By ROYA FOULADI :tfld CHRIS CRISWELL
S o \\C dro\'c AnJ \\C dro\'C. l'o\\,11d JanJ~ unkno\\ll \}nd re·
'ercd in th1; d1.ptli... l>f uur hc;irh. Th1. land of ·1 HE PEOPLE.
Dinch. N,1\,1jo. Am 111ngly the N.l\.:IJll a1c one of the fc\\
· tribes \\hO Clllkd up \\jth any ol 1hdr ancestral l inu\, aflLI it is truly
l>reathtalo..ing to d1 ivc thr\lugh it.
Thursday, May 5, 1994 Pull-out Section/Page A
With 1111.. ;11d ll( our l11tl11n Lam(, m 1p fr\llll A\.\, \\C headed to·
\\:ltd the 1w1,tll\\l''tcrn lllJllcr ol 'le'~ f\lc,ico. \\hue the ?\a"ajo
l:1ml\ begin Our intention \\a .. tu 'cc a\ many of the importJnt
bndmark'i a\ po,.,.blc. Our guh 111 htcncd \\hen \\e cro~'cJ the lmc
that !oep.1ralc' the i1l\,1dl!r' from the pco11li:. the Native A1i1cric~1ns.
Even LllClugh 111•''1 ol 1he inhah"i t.1nh of 1hc N;t'<1jo Nation ma) not
be the proud "a11 ior' of ::!LJ!I \\!Jr' :1go, the) :ire dc)ccnLlanh nonc-
1hcks" and that 1 "mcthing \\C can (C'lpcct and admire. 1 his is a
culture th:ll l!al. a goml a111ounl of cohel>iun ucspitc the temptations
of a \\hitc mun's \\orltl. FirC\\:tlcr 111.1y hJ\\! brought u good man)
American lntli:in' 10 their l.:nccs. but C\cn more ol them nurture 1hc
olJ \\:l)S ;inLI belief... • See NATION/D
Anasazi ~ndian ctitt dwelling,
El Morro National Monument.
_tNightfal_Is_1___,·n_L.A.' via Orange C_oas~CoJlege -1
· Ethnic diversity has lead
in alllbitious production
By CHRISTOPHER TREl,,A
0 range County has had its
share of \\Orld premiere
plays, thanks to such
th e:1tcrs as South Coast Repertory
and a handful of other lqcal
venues. l3ut "Nighlfalls in L.A.,"
which is receiving its ''orlt.I
premiere in the Dram:i Lab
Theatre :11 Orange Coast Collage
in Casto Mes:i bcr,inning tonight,
is special.
and "~forgo and the Girls," all of
which have also been seen at
OCC. l3ut, ironically, his most
succcssf ul plJy is ~· one-:ict c.1lkd
"Click," about :1 !>C11al killer and a
woman \\hO fights with him for
her life. lt lws been pr~l>entcd
throughout the count!) and, in
fact, has been inco1 r oratcd into
"Nightfalls in L.A." ~ FerLacca is abo directing the
pluy, whicli he says is both a
blessing and a challenge for hitn
and the actors.
been lot\ of rcwrnc' :ind lots of
changes. rh:H has probably slowed
Jo" n the re hca r'.1 I procc,s.
( h:iractcr ... h.nc been adLlcd.
People ha\'C been added. I have a
. \\hole nc\\ 'crskm of a 'cnpt to
gh c to a !!trl tonight. She·, going
10 go cra.ty "hcu .. he sec'.'> 11.
"Th;1l's 1hc tun \\hen H>u'rc
\\Ot.i.ing on 11. ~uJJcnl) ... omc1'od)
\\Ill uo something :111J )llU get a
\\hole new 1nsich1. "o \ ou \\Jill 10
rcJll ii. As the -Jirc.:dor. \'tlU C.lll
dl1 it. But I've ~topped. l1\ gelling
the .1ctors too ncf\ous, .m<l I don't
l)pC, ~ C\Cl)thing the) get is
hand \Hiilen. II\ a problem, :rnJ I
hove !>)mpathy for them.''
Feruc<.a said that he.hod :i
actors. But the) arc all doing a
terrific·job, he soys, and having
them speak their natl\e language
1s a real plus.
. "There arc limes in the piny
\\hen a foir amount of it 1s in
Sp.1111~h. F;im, \ 1ctnamese Som1.
ot 11 I \\rote in English, and the
actor:, \\~.lulu tran\late it 111t\l their
n.111\ c tongue Some of the plJ} 1,
comic. a lot of it " poign;int, l>Onh.
'' \'Cf) senot1,, hlo..c life in LA is.
• h\ not .1 pl.1) th ll SJ)' one
p.111il:ubr 1hing. A llll of people
th.ti \\C Ir\ tu a\l,IU .ire rcpre~en1c<l here the V1c1nam
It was written by theater arts
associate professor John Ferzncca,
:ind it fcaturcl> !>Omc of the hottc~t
young acting talents in Orange
County. The play is also being
entered in the American College
Theatre Festival, where it will be
judged under the play writing and ..
production categories. The actors
will be eligible for nomination for.
Irene Ryan acting awards.
"The problem is, directing anc.1
writing it, I can say 'wait, this isn't
working,' and rewrite it. There's
Derick Keith (left) and Clifford Sims are featured performers in
"Nightfalls In LA." at OCC. For ticket lnfon:nation, call 432-5880.
little trnublc finding all the
different cthrnc performers that he
nCl'd for hi' pl.:i' Some MuJcnts
lh.11 earncu part\ .ire ft/\t-timc
\Cl looking for Jon:i11on • illegal
cro.,i.mg the border. If we listen h>
their SlOI). \\e find OUL we hJ\'C
more 111 common than '"c 1hough1
\\ c L11d. We will look at pcuplc
\\Ith ne\\ C)el> 3J)U new
unJerl.tand1ng.''
The play, and the staging,
promises to be one of the most
unique presentations ever at OCC.
i'Nightf:ills in L.A." explores the
cultural, ethnic and racial diversity
of Los Angeles, using a
multi-rucial, multi-ethnic cast that
frequently speaks in its native
tongue. Not simply a play,
"Nightfalls" is· a series of short
scenes of varying lengths, many or
which are the result of
conversations' oncJ research with
Angelenos. According lo Ferzacca,
the play didn't start out that way.
"It started out as being four,
one-net plays," he explained prior
to a rehearsal SC\crnl weeks
before the opening. "lt hns
become 45 characters in vignettes
nnd scenes. It's now the story of
life in LA nftcrd.irk on one
evening fron1 dusk until duwn the
next duy. It's tracing the lives of
4S people throughout that
evening."
Fcrzacc1 has written o number or othct!lays that hnvc been
produce around the country,
Including "The Failure to
Zf1-Zaa.'' ··comeback Memories"
Play poses emotional chatlenges for actors
By CHRISTOlHER. TR.ELA
T alking to the--Or-
nnge Coast College
drnll)a students who
:ire acting in "Nightfalls in
L.A.," you get the feeling
that something unique, and
intense; is happening with
the play. Many ca t mem·
bcrs arc reaching within
themselves and exploring
new emotional facets that
are mai..ing their characters
come alive. Dut a pluy th•
intense docs take its toll.
"II i really challenging
for me. I :lm rm:kcd," con-
fc)SeJ Angela Comb,, Wjlo
ph1y ~ woman lied to u
chair Ulling her wii... to \lay
nlivc during her 40 minute,
two·ch.1ractcr ~c,menl
cBllcd "Click."
"I've been working on It
every duy. 'It's hard wori...
It's like taking Drano,
cmotionully, to do )Ome·
thing that intcn.,e. 1 think a
few of the other picce!i are
lil<.e that, LOO ...
Combs, who appeorc<..I in
"Rumor~" and "l'hc Hcidi
Chronicles" at OCC. noted
that whcr¢ 1110)1 plays have
:i whole theme to them,
"Nightfalls in L.A.'' ha~ a
number of diffc1 cnt clf-
contained themes that in-
lcrpfay "ith a bigger
theme. "It'~ more difl1cuh
because )OU h.l\C to \.IC.1tc
your moment 111 ,, \hurt pe-
riod of time," \he s.11d.
Leslie l~m~e h.I\ :1p-
pcared 111 numc1 ous plti)s
01 OCC and throul.'hout
Or.111gc Count) She j, u
m.1kc·up Mll~I \\hU WMks :i
lot in Lo' Anl'cle,, whid1
he .. up. h<1 hccn helpful
for her tole in this pl.1y.
"'l he !iccnc lhtlt l'in in is
very l.Ai h," S!lid l{owc.
"h's callctl''Thc Oomc.'
h's .ibout two ixuplc who
meet in an LA bar. She's
kind of kooky~ She makes
her living appearing as a
Cllntestant on game shows.
Rici... is the guy who be-
comes her companiun for
the night."
Rowe thinks th l\I the
pl~iy is realistic because of
its types of chara cter,,"''"
whom audience "111 be
ublc 10 relate.
"h's reality, all the sub-
Jech he (Fcrzacca) toucbc
on. Rodney King, home·
lc''ncss, AIDS, the l.J\
lilc\t) le. It doe~n't only
pc1t;iin tu LA. It pc11a111'
to Orange County ns \\ell.
It'<, JU t C\'Cryday life, \\}~.II
, .. c·rl! h"ing. h I\ rcul. Pc\>•
pie MC \\,td.y out thc1e."
Kopc Ma"-acm:i i!I doing
her firs t play at OCC, but
she i not new to perform·
ing. She i a dancer and,
knuwing that, l·crt;1cc:l in·
corporattJ her talent into
her rnlc of a dnnccr , .. ho
h.1 ... ju\t to ... 1 her best
fricn<l. her dancing p.irtncr,
to 1\lDS. !for character
has to go on \\ith her per-
formance, and in her !>hort.
four-minute \ccnc, l\l:l-
"'acma dcli\crs an cmo-
t1on.ll punch that FcrLaecu
c:1llcd une of the pl.1y\
highlii,:hh.
"It\ .,omcthing l'"c ol·
\\U)' \hinted to do but
nc\'cr h:1t1 the g11h to \lu,"
':1id M:1k.1c111;.1 of uding.
"All m) hie 1\e ju t
,.i.111\;\;d, I o;tuUicil j.111. anJ
ballcl :ind t.111. And I've :11.
"a)' been 111 tou~h ''ith my
HK)I\ (c,he h I l:t\\,lii.lll),
Ac.:1111g j., dilllcult. This 1olc
j, re.illy cmotion:.11. I'm
pretty nc"ou~."
O.u id; l\cith, \\h\> play
four uitrcrcnt ch:ara\;ICf'S in
the play, is one or the u -
ton; who h••d ~me of hi
d111lo"uc rc•\\1itten uy Fer·
z:icca during the rehearsal
proce s, That's not th.It
ca y, saiLI Keith. particu-
l:irl)' when tw o o( his char-
acters, a teen·agcr and a
blad \ig1lnntc, require a
lot of di•1loguc. ·
"John is the script-
writer," !laid Keith. "He
h.1 ll ct in lw. mind "hat
he w.rn1s. After a perl>on
get into ch;1r.1cter, he_ may
'cc different thing~ that
m,1y add to it. lt improve
it. lt \ lil;c Q WOI k in
pro~rc.;s,"
s.1ndrn Dec ~1\XHC mJ~
h:l\'c h.1d the toughc\t time or :ill. he i'i pl.1 fog a
outh Ccntr.11 lo .1\osc:lc'
mother of l\\() '"ho is wor·
ricd that her tecn·a c sun
mny be in ti gang.
"I ju t got ii brnnd new
.. cript, .1nJ the how upcns
in h\o "eek , " 3i\J Moore,
lnughinc. "He had written
the. enc ominally for
!>Omconc else. She was an
older \\Oman. She couldn'-t -
Jo it. We had to !>it down
and say, 'OK, there arc
• young 30-year-old black
\\Omen m South Central,
an~ they all don't speak
~ an uneducated cliche.'
"I tried to dprcss to
John my' 1ew of wh11ta 30-
)Cllr-old 1n South Central
''ouh'..I ~e hlc. She would
drc' \Cry ''ell. but ~he
m:iy be uneducated anJ
""ult.I u'e li:id diction, but
not rc:il, 'rc:tl bad. Not as
baJ :t\ \\C originall) haJ.
l le took my \:icw nnd rc-
\\fotc it. It' now a little
lc"s intirniJ ting. It's o very
fX>'\CrCul \CCl'IC. Very polo\•
1;rful.''
Chri tophf'r Tft'la /1 •
fttt.IHtt min' ... ~
tn l«•I tntnula.._t ,,,,
lite Delli ru.c.
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LOCAL THIATIR ~ EmotiO~al:WallQp -imi}aC~s 'Lips T-ogether, Teeth Ap/_
. Middle-American character, Victona Petrovich has p By TOM TITUS
• w har Eugene O'Neill
, . accomplished in
• "Long Day's Journey
Into Night" and
Edward J\)pcc achieved in "Who's
Afraid of'Virginia Woolf?"
Terrence McNally pursues with a
vengeance in "Lips Together,
Teeth Apart," currently in
reside nce or't South Coas,t
Repertory's Second S1age.
The premise of four characters
locked in emotional combat has
served to provide same blinding
dramaric fireworks in the pasr.
McNally's play comes ~vith
fireworks, too -figuratively and
literally -as 'he places these
dissimilar souls into uncomfortable
• positions for a Fourth of July
holiday.
• While the li ngering effect may
fall somewhat shqrl of O'Neill and
Albee, "Lips Together" certainly·
1 does not fail for lack of effort.
McNally's charaqers have at eacfi
' .other inrermillently, then forgive-
. their antagonists and move on to a
: more communal relationskip -u
• n til the next maelstrom washes • ' over the deck of the Fire Island
beach house whereon the.
tendencies). On another, there's
the fact thot John and Sally have .. ha d a brief affair, an d bo}h of rhc
others seem aware of it.
Director Tim Vase n, making his
debul with SCR, orchestrates
McNally's discordant vi ceral
symphony marvelously. The
physical conflic t seems to spill
over the smnll Second Stage
setting into the nudience and
Vasen uses th<! limited di mensions
to peak effect, both outside the
house, where lhe ac1ion is, and
inside for nimospheric
embellishment. •
All four performances are
impressive, but Cash and Doussom
elevate their characters to
pf"ticular heights wit h 1hcir ,
incredible stage energy -
boundless in Cash's case, rnurly
repressed in Doussom 's .
• comedy-drama is performed.
Cash is a streaking meteor in
her intcrpre tarion, riding her
character to the crest of whut may
be the precursor to a nervous
.breakdown. She's never without
her opinion, though it may be far
from accurare, such :is when she
The occasion for the
tension-laced ga rhcring is tht;
death (from AIDS) of the brother
of one of the foursome, the
pensive Sally (Karen Landry). She
and her tigh tly wound husband
Sam (Ron Doussom) have invited
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WHAT • , hio., manic chatterbox sister Chloe
' (Susan 0..tsh), and her
introspective husband John
(Nicholas Hormann) along for the
·fun.
"lips Together, Teeth Apart"
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information, call 435-2050.
Coast Plaza. There will also be il
drawing for children's books, a
fashion show featuring spring
styles for women and children
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• • and continental breJkfast. Doors
open at 8 a.m., with the show •
starting a half-hour later. Call
850-3790.
· T~rrancc Tony plays at 1 p.m.
and Pilgrim Soul takes the stage at
7 at The lJb. Earl Milllory blow:.
his saxophone from 9 a.m. to
noon &ll D edn h Newport Beach,
3601 J .. 1inl>orcc Road,. while The
M'ghtv DR's pl.-iy blues at 9 p.m.
at Diedrich CostJ MeSJ. (
Lois Wyse
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NATION
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ROYA'S TA.KE
There are a good many th1n~s
that tell )'Ou )OU arc no longer on
federal lands. The fir~! thing I
noticed was the hundreds ofl liquor
' bottle~ thrown on the i.ide of the
' road -a sad remmdcr or the
legacy that may ruin entire
gcnerntioos of gr,t;at people.
An other strungc thing we s,1w
over hundreds of miles of Navajo
roads "ere dcnd <logs. Nnvajo~
dcgcnd on dogs for herding their
nocks of sheep, untl each family
has at least four l(ogs "ho roam
Cree. This rc:rults in dogs liuering
the ro::i<ls every 20 miles. You ge1
over it real fast. Then the be::iuty
of what really surroun<ls you sets
in.
We stopped at El Morro
National Monument where the
massive in~cription rock has
hunkered fo r cen turies -.its
protecti\1! cap of hnrd rock
ensuring that it stands iall, long
after the surrounding fand W••"
worn down to its present level.
The Anasazi Indian'> built
three-story pueblo~ atop t h1-. hig!1
mcs:i and in the course ol their 1 live!. there, they bla nk.eted the
rock with petrogl) phs ~mu
imcriptiOQS.
A handprint next to u
1 zig·zagged line !.hO\\S the. way 10
the W•Hering hole in the ~icJe of El
Morro rock. The ornate c:irvings
of Spanish name!. of conquering.
soldiers that date b::ick to 1605. ;ire.:
a poignt1nt fcminder of the fate
that bi:fcll the inlwbitants ol this ·
huge rock.
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We crossed back in10 Arizona at
its nonhcnst corner and went
straight to the Petrified forest
National ParJc, home of giant logs
over 200 million years old that,
after being buried in water and
volcanic auh, slowly turned to
qu>inz.
La1cr, erosion wore down the
carlh unul the petrified log.s,
russils1 and Painted Desert were
exposed. The logs sit 111..e giant
gems, sp(lrkllng red, yellow, orange
and white strintiohs in the
sunlight. Dut don't even think of
, sneaking a piece of wood off this
laric.I. With ~very frngmenr..of
beauly you smuggle orr lnc.liun
lane.ls a curse will be set into
motion upon you. Each year, the
National Park system recci_vcs
hundreds of fr3gi;nents of rock
bacl\, accompanied by ang~ished
letters describing the fates that
befell the poor idio1s wh.p darep to
remove a souvenir of thfs sacred
land. ,
The Northern road of the
Petrified forest Park takes you
right through the Painted Desert;
a place of !.tunning beauty and
coJor. As we stood on a ledge
ove rlooking 1his miracle of nature,
•i1s pointed peaks and jagged '
\alleys washed in pinks, yellows, "
nnd grc·cns, I felt lhe urge to run
and leap into the chnsm 1hat
owned it. There is no monat way
to be part of something so grand
and wonderful. No way to soak it
up without feeling guilty for being
u lumbering, destructive human.
The things we have seen here
arc profound to us. I hope their
immensity and inaccessibility will
help · preserve them for at least a
few more centuries.
Petroglyphs abound at Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park.
CHRIS' TAKE ·
When you cross the imaginary
line that divides Native American
owned land from the rest or
America, you immediately sense a
history, :ilthough somewh:it
displaced. The untouched beauty
of much of what is visible from the
dog-cluttered freeways is sta,incd
by the knowledge of what H'lis
country represents. The freedom
dichotomy is bugled from the posh
government offices and resonates
with a hollow echo from the
depths of a liquor bottle. It makes
you think. · • ·~
When traveling through Navajo
or any trib:il land, ope should
show the proper respect. Indians,
by virtue of their limited numbers,
arc relegated to the position of a
minority and are reminded of this
fact by the casual and povclty-like
interest besto,yed them from the
tourist throngs looking for Native
jewelry in sterling si lver. Walk
lightly. Treat not only the people
but the land with respect. The
animistic views held by these
ancient souls arc the true
environmental and conservationist
ideals ... a perspective this
·conquering society has fost.
Canyon. De Chelly National
Monument in the northeast
section of Arizona will take your
breath away~ At each lookout
point along the road you are
aff ordcd l\ view of a beautiful
canyon that evil daredevHs never
considered jumping. You can walk
out to the edge and look over into
the interior that houses livestock
including hor$es and sheep. The
multi-color strata is so distinctive
that you can gaze on the
volcano-like p1ou11tain tops that
sprinkle the plain and count the
hues. As it is adjacent the Painted
Desen, many of the beautiful
n.itural wonders spill over and
around, once again negati ng the
notion of imaginary lines. You
need :\ guide·to veer from the
trails sp get there enrly and learf! . ,
from the people that live there
nnd know the land.
further north, we spent the day"
at Monument Valley Navajo Tribal
Park, touring the geologic statues
and tributes to erosion and cyclical
change. We hopped on a decrcpjt
old pick-up truck and, along with
some German sightseers, began r
our'three·hour tour with a Navajo,
horse-owner, Mon ument Yallt!y
security guy, and tour-guide. He.
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first entertained us with a long
and somewhat disjointed s1ory
about the creation of the masses
towering above us and how the
Navajo came to be there. He
drove us down the winding unl
incredibly bumpy road into the
park, stopping by his
grandmother's hogan,.or home, to'
show us some genuine Navajo
'A cave in Monument Valley, Utah ..
weaving. Roy seemed more real
than the slick guys runni11g the·
other tours in that his truck and
himself weren't pretty. Of course
he was out to make u buck as \\ell
but. he leav~s you with the feeling
you've seen and heurd more thnn
ju!.t who originated the
petroglyphs an<l which peak looks
Hke Snoopy on his Sopwith Camel.
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By sharing some of his personal
life, Roy gave us a snapshot of
what it mcnns to be an Indian
today :ind that's what I came for.
O:ilboa Island resident Roya
Foulndi is 11 Ne11port Bcnc/1 Arts
Commissioner. C/lris Cris11 cll is n
JJ:ilbon 1'c11i11suln n·sidC'nt. Bot/I
nrc coJJcge studcn(s . .Off tlw
neaten 1':1tb runs 11eckly in
Weekend.
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(FROM THE INSIDE OUT)
ESSAY CO,NTEST
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word essay on how you ;eJlly feel. Suggested topics (you can write o~. these or Jnything you wan't) in·
elude parents, sibRngs, school, being the bcs.t, physical looks, fear, anger or frustrJtion.
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There is no fee to enter. Entric~ must be mailed by MJy 31 to All;ml Academy, 2488 Newport
Blvd., No. 2C, Costa Mesa, CA, 9262(. Include your name, mJiling address and phone number.
Winners will be announcc:cJ in the O:irly Pilot and notified by mail in mid·June. \Vinnipg entries \-.till
also be printed in the Pilot. 1 IO\\C\er, to ensure )Olfng writers share their deepest thoughts, they will
have the option of being anonymous. "
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CHAJtUE'S BAR & RESTAUR,ANT, A local •
reslquronr/bar with o "homelown• flavor featuring
pool. darts, sotellue, b19 screen TV, Pool Tournament
fNery Wed. nigh1 Serving lunch Mon-Fri i 1 to 2 &
Soi Breakfosl 8 to noon $1 50 Mory's & Drivers
Sot & Sun 6 10 noon Sho1 oF tho Week $ 1 00
Open 3~6 day o year (leap year only) 6om lo
2om 60.d 1 Bolw 0 Spnngdole 1n Huntington
Seoch (7 t 4) 894-6 t 00
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INDIAN
· NIKrS INDIAN FOOD. Critically occlouned by
Elmet Dills. localed ot 3705 So. Brhtol, Sonia
Ano ( 1 blk No of So Coos! Plo~o. next lo
Clothestune) Menu includes Chicken ond
Vege1obles, doily specials & combo plates, open
doily from 1\omto9pm IN, OUT, TKO. WC,
V, MC. (714) 850-0595
INDIAN PARADISE, locoted ol 1520 West
""" otCK CHURCH'S RISTAURANT,-Atomilfsty,le
coffee shop loco1ed ot 2698 Newport Blvd., Cosio
Mew Menu includes breakfos1, lunch ond dinner
Prices range from $3 00 ro $7 99 Open Ml:>n •
Sor 6 OOom ro 9 OOpm IN WC. V, MC (714)
646-7762 -
---'Coast-Hwy. The menul ncludes chiCken, lamb, -
seafood ond vegetarian dishes oll prepared to
perfection with only the freshest ingredients. •
Prices range From $2 .SO to $1.S.95 for o
complete combmotion dinner Open 7 days a
week lunch 11 30 to 2·30, dinner 5 to 10 ID,
FB, V, MC. AE, OS, DC (7141 646-3993 ,,
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ZUBIE! RESTAURANT, located ot t 712
Plocenho Cosio Mesa Menu er.dudes nbs,
chicken, steak & lobsler pnmo nb, pizza, oystor
bar Prices range from $3 95 ond up Open doily
from 11 30om to 1 Opm, Cock1oils 'til 11 pm ID. FB.
WC, No cred11 cords
(714) 645-8091 Your Restaurant Guide to Dining in
Newport Beach, Costa Mesa, (orona del Mar,
Huntington llfHKh & Fountain Valley
NEWPORT Rll COMPANY Unquest1onobly the
Best Baby Sock R1bsl Known for its friendly
otmosp!oere ond comfortoble boolhs, Newport Rib
Co. hos been pleasing o local crowd since 1984.
Open 7 days o week ol 4pm. 2pm on Sunday
Toke-oul, colenng and banquets Just ot the end of
the 55 f'!'Y ID, FS. we. v. MC, AE, DC
DISCOVER
NAPUS RIB COMPANY. located on 2nd St in
the Belmont Shore area Naples Rib Co offen the
Best in Baby Sock Ribs, B8Qed Chicken, Prune Rib
and Solods Naples Rib Co " open 7 days o week
ot .4pm. 3pm on Sundays. It hos o private banquet
room, does catering for parties or 20 or more and'
olso·delivers loco1ecl ol 5800 W 2nd St • lon9
Beoch (310) 439·RIBS
ID, FB, WC., V, MC, A~, DC, DISCOVER
CAFE
PARK llNCH CAFE, A very unique. woodsy
place to enjoy breakfast & lunch located ot
17732 Goldenwest St., in beaut.fut Huntlnglon
Beach central pork Menu include& omelelles,
s~iolty pancakes. coppoc1n<», burgers,
sandwiches, aolods ond much more Prices range
from $4 95 lo $7 25 Open Tues fn 7 30 om lo 2
pm . .SOI & Sun hi 3pm. Summor hours Moy.Sept
open 'tlll 8:30 pm, Wed.Sot live music, coll for
more info 842-0n5 OUT, v, MC, TKO
STUDIO CAFE, locoted ot 100 Ml:>in St. Balboa
(ol foot of pier) The Studio Cafe is the happening
place For food, fun & enter-toinment. M4inu includes
ribs. chicken, fresh fish, posto, appetizers & solods,
also ser.1ing brunch on Sot & Sun.10 to J 00 which
includes Belgium waffles. omelettes, pancakes on.d
much more. Prices range from $2 95·$ t 3,95. 7 ..
Open 7 days o week Mon-Fri 11 :30.1 :30 om, Sot.
Sun 10.1 :30om IN,8RU,F8,ENT,V,MC,AE,DC
CALIFORNIA CUISINE
GICK01S, Casual Calif. elegonc. with plenty of
room to enjoy yourielf located ot 7887 Center
Dr, Huntington Beach. Menu includes hot & cold
pastas, specialty pizzas, foplo'a and items from
the grill.Prices range from $3.95 to $13.95.
Open 11 :30 lo closr. Dancing nigh~y. jou on
Wed Big Bond Swing Music Thur. 8-m1dnight. ID,
BRU, DRESS,FB,ENT,WC,V,MC,AE,DC. 892-2227
COFFEE HOUSE
OUI HOUSE. Located ot 720 W. 19th St., Costa
Mesa Menu Includes sandwiches, salads, quiche,
postr1es, cokes ond coffMs Open doily from
7;30om to 11 pm Unleu you don't wont lo leovel
IN, FB, ENT, we. TKO.
(714) 65().8960 feol\/ring live music. lunt'S CAH, locoi.d at 320 Bmtol #Got
Redhlll (by Afco M1n1 Ml:>r1) 1n Costa Mesa Me11u
includes good country cook1n' breakfast with the
btit omelette1, poncoku. great Mexican breakfast MIDNIGHT JAVA CAii , located at 2700
dishes ond lunch with st1rfry ~egotoblos, i.r1yok1 Newport 6Nd I 168 (ot 28th st MIJrinoJ Featuring
bowl, garlic chicken, assorted .alods, healthy • Diedrich Coff ... Shirley's Bagels, fresh boked
turkey burgers, hamburgers, ierved w/ potalo goods doily, Dreyers Ice Cream ond sandwiches.
solo'" ?r fries Try Ruth's home cool11n' today , Open 7 days o week Monday-Thurs 7om lo 9pm,
Great food, great pricesl Prices range from $2 99 . fndoy & Soturdoy 7om lo 11 pm, Sunday Som 1o
lo $5 9.S Of)en 7 days o w"k 7orn to 2pm ID, .Spm ENT, WC Come tOln us fo< the best coffM en
00, WC town ..
ITALIAN
IUSKm1 IOY, located ol 18225 S. Brookhurst,
Fountain Volley. Try something genhinely new ond
delicious · pizza, poslo, solods • oll fresh ond
affordable. You'll low the food ond ambiance of
our uniquely designed cofe. See ond loste for
yourselfl Open Mon.·Thurs. 11 ·30om-9pm, Fri. &
Sot. Iii 10pm Sun. 12-9pm. ,
RANDAZZO ITAUAN CAFI, located ot 21 148
Beach Blvd., (ot Atlanta), Family owned.
everything prepared with the finest meals &
ch .. stU & fomous fof it's infamous cheesecake
Prices range from $2.00 to $11 95 Open Tues.
thru Sot11·9pm, Sun. 11-8 pm. Closed Mon . IN,
OUT, WC, Wine ond beer
(714) 536-2448.
CIAO, locoi.d ot 2600 East Coast Hwy. Corono
0.1 Ml:Jr. Come ond •XJ*ience Corona del Ml:>r's
newest Italian restaurant servin9 New YO/'lt style
pizza, gourmet piuos, exciting poslos, creative
solods, coffee, coppuclno ond freah baked
pastries. Prices range from $3.95 lo $8.95 Open
7 days o week from Som. to t 1 pm. except Sunday
open 4 to I t pm Delivery available. V,MC. Af,
WC, IN OUT '
SAIAT1NOS lllTAUllANT a SAUSAOI CO ••
located at 2.S 1 Shipyard Woy. Newport Beach.
Menu includes great poslo, oword winning Coesor
aalod1 deflcious homemocM souaoge, veal, lomb, .
lob ot ~ion dishes, good wine, be.r,
coppuclno & de..m. •1t11 n fomily own9d & run
reslouront .. Prices range from $4.95 to $13 95
Open 7 daya o W9ft.. Serving Sot & Sun Brunch
from 8 30 IO 1.00Sunday thl'\I Thuradoy t lam to
lOpm Friday & Sot 1 I om 11 pm. IN, OUT, WC,
BRU, we, v, M. AE. DC
MEXICAN
AV1LAS EL RANCHIT01 A dining landmark for
over 20 years Run by the Avila fo.mt1y. Avilos hos 7
locohons lo serve you in Cosio Meso, Newport
Beoch, Santo Ano, Long Beoch, Huohnglon Pork &
Laguna Hills & Huntington Beach. Featuring
authentic food with the freshest Ingredients & o new
creative lighl cuisine along with authentic Ml:>mo
Avila's recipes ID. BRU, FB, ENT, WC, V, MC, Af,
DC, & DISCOVER. "Av1los hos o reputollon for
treohng you like port of the fom1lyJ •
MAIGARn AV1W , located ot 2332 West
Pocif1c CoosJ Hwy Mexican burgers, foptos,
burritos & more. Specials doily Price range from
$4.95 to $10.9.S. Open 11 :30om to 12:30om
IN, FB, V. MC. AE. DC (714) 631-8220
Ml CASA, located at 296 17th Street, Cosio -
Mesa. A trip lo Mex1col Mexican Food. Open I
doily ot 1 tom Prices range from $2.25 to $8 95.
Ser.ling lunch & dinner fof over 20 y.ou. IN, f8,
'"vVC.~MC.AE,DC,CB,O 6.4.S.7626
MUCHO GUSTO, Jou lor & Latin Grill.
localed ot 263 E 17th St. In Costa Me.a. Menu
Includes Mexican food & some lotin Ameflcon.
d1sh.s. Prices rang• From $4 95 lo $12 95 Open
Mon 11·9:30, T~s, 11.JO 30, Wed. & Thurs 11·
11.30. Fri & Sot. 11· 1 om, Sun 9.30.9.30. BRU,
FB. ENT, CREDIT CARDS
WAHOO'S f lSH TACO, With 3 locations 1133
PCH, loguno Beoch, (714) 497-0033, 1862
Plocentio, CoslO Mesa, (714) 631 3433 ond 3000
Bmtol, Cosio Meso (71"') 43.S-O 130. Menu
includes fish tacos, burr1los, block beans & tke,
solods, sondwiches Prices ronge from $1 .65 lo
$7 ~O Open Mon -Sot 11 om lo 1 Opin, Sun
11 om to 9pm IN, TKO, WC.· '
·For more infonnalio.i ~ng local~ cal 1he Daily PilOt at 642~21
.or The Hunti~ lndepnlent at 965·3030. ·
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HUNTINGTON BEACH MAltKn HOIUI,
Here's o unique place for family dining where
Fresh seafood 1s ~1ng ond expert mesquite broiling
is our trademark Our fre1h fish changes doily ond
we also feature chicken, steaks ond poslo. There's
o fresh seafood market, too. lunch ond Dinn« full
bor Ch11d<en's menu Af, V,MC. ond OS cord;
welcome 201 11 Brool<hurst Sr (next lo Target,
lust south of Adams). t<ao reservations. 71.4) 963·8166
PACIFIC FISH & SEAFOOD, located ot 2620
Newport Blvd • Cosio Me50 Menu includes
seofood wlads, seafood sandwiches, grilled
entrees, fish & chips, fish tacos, sushi and more.
AllO ho~ one of Oro.~e County's lorgest inven1ones of fresh fish from it's fish rnoltet. Prices
range from $1 95 ond up Open Mf 11-6 Sot
11 -S, Sun 11...t , ID, WC (71.4) 650-0130.'
ZUllES DRY DOCK, loeoted ot 9059 Adams,
Huntington Beach. Menu includes seafood, ~ &
lobst.r, pizza, prime rib, oyster bar. Pucea ronge
from $3. 95 ond up. Open doily from 11 :30om lo
I Opm. Cocktails 'til 11 pm IN, FB WC V MC. (7 l 4) 963-6362. • • •
STEAKS
THI IAltN STIAK HOUSI, locoi.d ot 2300
Horbor Blvd, #31, Cosio Mesa Menu includes
si.oks, fresh fish. chicken, burgen ond salads
Prices rO!lQ& from $3.75 for lunch ond $6 25 fof
dinner. QPen 11 om fof lunch MSo Dinner 4prn
M-fr Dinner 3pm Sot & Sun IN WC V IN:..
f-.E.DC. (714)6"197n • • • •
SEAL BEAC H
OUO'll INN, Esloblished in 1930 by the
airalrlp. ShH o l'lleet1ng ploce of pilots around the
WOfld who enloy the beat in dining. locoted at
1400 Poc1f1c toost Hwy, S.af Beach. TM menu
includes fre"1 ~~ doily, ateoks, lobster & crob
leas Price• slOrt at $4.95 Open weekday•
1 fom-l()pm, 'til 10.30pm weekends. IN, f8,
ENT, we. v. WC., AE. (JlOJ 431-3022
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New~ Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Thursday, May 5, 1994 A8
• AROUND TOWN---
ALL MOUT IUll IAMH
Learn ~rything you e\lcr "anted co
know about infamous ouclaw Jesse
Jomes d~ring a free 7 p.m. proer:im
. 1n Che ,Vin~ Jorgensen Community
Center ndJaccnc co M ariners Br:inch
Library at 2005 Dover Dri"c in
Newpon ~c. The program ,. ill be
prcsenced by Jesse J:imes' i;reat
gr:indson and his oldest living
desccndanc, Orange Coun1y Superior
Court Judge James R. Ross. author
of "I, Jesse James." For more
information; call 644-3181 or
644-3135. .
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"Finonc!.~ lndeP_Cndcnce for Today's
Womon IS the lltle or D free seminar
presented by Dean Witter Reynolds
'
rhnt offers steps th:u women seeking
financi:il independence should toke.
The seminar begins at 7 p.m. :it 575
Anton Blvd., Suite 100 in Costa
Meso. For details, call 241-3100. ~
INVUTO•·· •o•uM ,
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Forum spon~ored by CrO\\ell,
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800 Newport Center Dr. in Ne\\port
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644-1890 .•
THURSDAY, MAY 19
AlllAHCI 8UllNUS 8HAKfAIT
Orange County Metropolitan
publisher Sieve Churm nnd Oa\lid
'elbaum from lhc Orange County
TOC:>D ADAMS, D.C.
Traruportation Authority nrc the
guost speakers at the 7:15 a.m.
bre:ikfa\t meeting or South Coast
Metro Alliance 111 the Westin South
Co:ist Plazn, 686 Anton Blvd. in
Cost:i Mesa. Discission topics include
the future metro mobility of the
metro areo. Cost is SIS prior to May
17, $20 :after. For reserv:uions, call
435-2109.
FRIDAY, MAY 20
ATHLITIC'AWODI a•IAKIAIT
The Commodores Club branch of the
Newport 1 l:irbor Arca Ch:imber of
Commerce is presenting the 33rd
Annu:il Athlcfic Awards Breakfast :it
Le Mcridien l lotel, 4500 MacArthur
Blvd. in Ne\\port Beach. The awa ds
recognize the top student athletes
from Newport HMbor and Corona
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LAMBORGHINI, MERCEDES BENZ,& BMW Factory Trained· . . . INFINITI Factory Approved & Factory Tramed
Phone 641 -1107
You don't have to look far and wide for a firm which is capable of doing the highest quality auto body work and
painting: AUTOBAHN AUTOBODY, INC., at 1107 Baker St , in Costa Mesa, can rafinish and repair ANY car «
truck, foreign Of dorTI.tic. . .
The owner, Abe SllOChez, doesn't &ke collisions any more than you do But sometimes. what it takes to get 1
car, especially today's new unt-body cars, squared and aligned to precise standards is a CELETIE uni-body frame
straightening sys19m.
"That kind of preclsk>n is why w. invested in CELETIE: Abe told us. "This is the revolutJonaty colision repair
system that lit«ally r...,.,.... the collision action, then squar" and aligns each sectJon of yoor car in relation to the
rest of the car, the way it wn meant to be: .
And, With AUTOBAHN AUTOBOOY's precision painting and finishing work, your car will leave their shoR
looking fike new!
The editors of this 1~ CON$UMER BUSINESS REVIEW are proud to recommend AUTOBAHN
AUTOBOOY for the fourth consecutive year and urge our readera to remember that by law insurance companin
must it ~to choose the bod_t s~ ~ke best We r!OOO'lmend you choose AUTOBAt:tN..AUTOBOOY,
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WILLIAM HAROLD
JEWELERS
Custom Jewelry Design
Sal~s, 'Repairs, Appraisals & Layaway
· Phone 673-0365
A jeweler in the old fashioned tradition, WILLIAM HAROLD JEWELERS' first concern is the
utisfaction of their customers•
WILLIAM HAROLD JEWELERS, at 3116 Newport Blvd • in Newport Beach. deals In all typ'es of
diamonds, precious gems, and fine jewelry. Their sel'Vlce, selection and quahty merchandise is
unsurpassed and you'll enjoy shopping where your business is truly appreciated. Stop in today and look
at q\,lality precious gems. fine gold items. created and designed with the "sensitive" touch of traditional
Old 'world ,craftsmanship. .Bring In your ideas or let Tim Harold, the expert at WILLIAM HAROLD
JEWELERS. create for you a "treasure" of lasting value.
WILLIAM -HAROLD JEWELERS, with years of experience, are dedicated artisans and have a
myriad of fine jewelry creations to choose from As qualified diamond and gemstone brokers. you can
be assured that tNery article of jewelry is of the highest standards in quality
WILLIAM HAROLD JEWELERS is your headquarters for professional jewelry repair. •
In compiling this 1994 CONSUMER BUSINESS REVIEW, the editors, once again, make prominent
mention of WILLIAM HAROLD JEWELERS and heartily recommend them to All of our readers.
dcl Mar High Schools. Cost is $20 .•
For more information, call 729-4400.
SATURDAY, MAY 21
WOMIN'I HIALTH FAJ• •
Get inform111ion on women's heitllh
and fitness issues :ind sec and hear
pcakc.rs, demonstrators and,
e).hibitors "hose products c:iter to
women's needs ot the l lcahh in
Oloom women's health fair on the
i;rounds or Hoat I lospital. 301
Newport Blvd. in Ne" pon Be:ich.
. The fair runs Crom 10 a.m. to 4 p.m ..
Admission is free. Dll (800)
~4-4624 for details.
DIVOaCli A NIW 8101NNINO
Newport Be:ich Marriage & f;imlly
Therapist intern M:ixinc Cohen will
conduct a special wor~hop.
"Divorce: A New l.k&inning," from
JO a.m. to 12·30 p.m. 111 her Newport
Cen1er office. The workshop will
rover the five s111gcs or ~ricving and
the st:igcs of rcco,•cry, ond \\111 de:il
with the cmotion:il roller co:istcr th;ic
divorce c:in cause. 111c \\Oruhop is
idc:iJ for men or wom n \\ho :ire
going through a divorce· or v. ho hove
recently been d1,orecd. Co)1 is ru.
Space is limited. C:ill 759.0579. .
TUUDAY, MAY 24
CINTJ• He SOCIAL MOUa
Cenccr SOQ, a suppon group of the
Orange Count,y Performing Arts
Ccn1cr, will hold its monthly SQC1al
hour for members :ind gucslS ot The
Cen1er Club, odjaccnt 10 the
Performing Arts Ccn1cr. from 5:30 to
7:30 p.m. Adm1ss1on is free to
members. and SS for guests and ------------~. potential members. Qill S.56-2121.
SUNDAY, MA.Y 2!
HAaP HCITAL
Margaret Klemmer w 111 play "Music
for the l larp: Oa~sics Old ond New",
o free musicale at 3 p.n1. 10 the
Community Room of Ne\\port Center
Library, 856 San Clemente Ori\e in
Newport Bc:ich. Call 6-W-3181 or
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llLVH ANCHOa AWOOI
The. potphins Di"is1on of 1hc
Ne" port llarbor Ar~a Chamber p'r
Commerce salute the unsung hcroc~
of our loc:il communily al 1he 27th
Annual Silver Anchor Aw:irds
breakf.u1 bc:ainnang at 7:15 am. <it
the N e-.port Beach Mnrriou Hotel &
Tenn1 Oub. Call 7294400. . ...
RASNER & RASNER
Bruce E. Rasner * Helen W. Rasner
Attorneys At L:aw
Hours: Mon -Fri 9 AM to 5 ·PM
Phone (7.14) 4~2-9020
No one. enjoy~ facing legal problems. And yet. all of us at some time or another find ourselves In
situations where professional legal assistance becomes a necessity. With so many law firms all eager
to provide legal services to both new and existing clients. it becomes rather frustrating to lylow wtiere
you can get answers to your questions. In the Costa Mesa area •• many J:teople have learned to
appreciate the personal approach that RASNER & RASNER take in giving you the peac~ of mind that
you or your family deserve regarding legal matters.
RASNER & RASNER is engaged in the general practice of law with emphasis on: personal injury
and far. .ily law (including divorce, custody, support) .
They care about your problems and invite you to VISlt 'fhem at 650 Town Center. Suite 1520. In
Costa Mesa. or call (714) 432-9020 to make arrangements for an initial consultation Your c,ase will be
handled by BRUCE E. RASNER or HE~EN W RASNER personally, professionally and confidentially at
reasonable rates
The editors of this 1994 CONSUMER BUSINESS REVIEW urge our readers to contact RASNER &
RASNER to handle your legal matters quickly, efficiently, and ect>nom1cally. You'll be glad you did and
you'll have the assurance of knowing that you have found a law firm you can depend on.
OCEAN BREEZE CHILDREN'S CENTER
Year 'Round Enrollment* lim1ted Space Available
Ages 2 Years to 6 Years (Toilet Training Provided)
Yi Day * Full Day (2, 3, 4 & 5 Days Per Week) * Nutritious Hot Lunches
Phone 548-2550
OCEAN BREEZE CHILDREN'S CENTER at 190 E 15th St.. in Costa Mesa, features 1ac1li1Jes for the care of
children from ages 2 years to 6 years. They have won the support and approval of both parents and children a.nd
are open Monday -Fnday 6'30 AM to 6 PM.
OCEAN BREEZE CHILDREN'S CENTER 1s eh11d care partner with Hoag Memorial Hosprtal, state blSed
and insured, and their staffing reqUtrements well elCceed those established by the State ot Calrfomia. The teachers
are professional preschool educators, whose teaching philosophies stem from leading childhood educ:abon
authonties.
OCEAN BREEZE CHILDREN'S CENTER features 1 nch and stimu!abng environment which allows chldren to
grow to their full potential wtule acquiring a positive self esteem Their goals are to support eaCh child's ll'ldl\lldual
interests and talents, and to develop in the child a lrfe-long enthusiasm for learning The programs focus on actJve
learning which takes place through hands-<>n activities The children team through their play as they explore their
environment and progress at their own indiVldual pace Thrs 1s designed to enhance 1 child's creativity through
play, which results tn learning through a creat>ve hands-oh approach with enthus~Sl'J'l and motivation for Mure
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The editors of tM 1.994 CONSU*E-R-SUSlNESS R£VJ£W._oooa..agaib, bigtiJy r~~-OCEAN BREEZE
CHILDREN'S CENTER to our readers.
-u.~.. BJ\KERSTREET AUTOMOTIVE ~ r2l Complete Auto Repairs, Diagnostics & Ser:vice At Honest Prices lkJ .Phone 631-4770 .
All automobile has become so vital to the Amencan life style. That when It malfunct>ons w. .,. besK:ally
strwlded. We want it fixed nght nowt ..
Thwe we eo many euto repair firms, it's extremely dlfficult to fnd one that a provide honest seMOe, ~
knowledge and e~ to handle any problem your car may have.
We have found such 1 firm. and we recommend BAKE~STREE! AUTOMOTIVE et 1966 Plac:entJe Ave 1n
CoctaMeaa.
f:rom a tune up, to maJ« repair WOfk, BAKERSTREET AUTOMOTIVE has the tools IN')d the knowtedge 10 get
you back on the road in the shortest poss1ble bme. They are the profesalonals with en impeccab6e reputnon, and
tt*' pnc.. honest and reasonable.
They provide something else that's extremely difficult to find these dlys ... p«eonal friendly ett.ntion to you and
'104X needs.
So, if you're MW in the area. or haven't found 1 firm that meets up to ywr standards. the editor& d this 19'M
CONSUMER BUSINESS REVIEW recommend you make an llf)p0il1t111ent With Don My.,.., .t BAKERSTREET
AUTOMOTIVE ... they1 take good care of you, 'at PflOM you can afford.
~--------------------------------------, I ONLY $24.95 SMOG CHECK I
I (WITH THIS COUPON) :
: One Coupon Per Customer • Not Valid With Any Other oner • E•plree 8131/M 1 ~--~-----------------------------------~
ALLEN EDWARDS SALON ,. ...
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Frank & Laurel Chirico -Owners/Stylists
Co-Partners Of Allen Edwards
Phone 721-1666
A man or a woman's total image depends 1 great deal on healthy, fashionable hair. A lovely hNd
of hair can make any person look and feel exquisite.
Busy men and women find ALLEN EDWARDS SALON at 1177 Newport Center DriVe (Newport
Center, Fashion Island), In Newport Beach, to be the most progressive haJr design studio And for good
reHon. The prectsion haircuts they specialize In provide you with high fashion styhng •long with easy-
. tcrcare-for simplicity. The hair experts at AUEN EDWARDS SALON ere known for technically correct
haircuts and styltng done according to your facial bone structure and hair texture so that your haircut
ftetters your face Thara the way rt should be done!
They carry 1 full line of hair product•. so you may achieve that radiant, h .. tthy, glOWtng look at
home, between salon Visits.
Perms, h1ghltghtmg, coloring, and more are also provided by ALLEN EDWARDS SALON. r
The editors of this 1~ CONSUMER BUSINESS REVIEW highly recommend ALLEN EOWAAOS
SALON as the best place In our entf,. rMder9Np ... to actii.w the '"Look ThM Spell• Succns."
ALLEN EDWARDS SALON on.rs 5 locetiont to lef'W you lrvtne -(714) 2s1..ea1s. Beverly H•ll• -
(310) 274--8575; Encino • (819) 981·1711: Wood1anct Htll1 • (818) 987·7330, Long BMch -(310) 4~3-
tMee; and soon. 1 snop·~11 open In San Juen C.pistrano-(714) ~
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Mothers Day
Champagtie Bmnch
$895 Serwd from 1 Oam to 3pm
Modia-'s Day Diwi ~Is.
Spmto lOpm ~
Bttf Wdlington ........................................ S 16. 9S
Rack of u mb .............. ~ ........................... 1-4.95
Mixed Grill.................. . ........... 1-4.95
Salfnon.......................... . ....... 14.95
Chicken Osar............. .11.9
Reservations Recommended
(7 14) 650-1750
428 E. 17th Street• Costa Mesa
(Ux:aced between Irvine & Tustin Bl'Vd.)
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TALE , ~ th~ WHALE
CEIJIBRATES
MOTIIER'S DAY
Mothers Day Champagrt£ Buffet
Brunch in ou~ Banquet Room over
l.ookingtNewport Bay Harbor
Adults $21.9~ Children $ ! 0.95
Seatingr: 10:30 a. m. & 1 :00 p. m. , .
Bnmch served in dur
Dining Room off the menu
fem 7:00a.m.-3:00p.m.
Dinner served
ftom 3:30p. m.-10:30p.m.
Champagne Brunch Cruise aboard the ,
Palli/ian_ Queen in Newport Harbor
· Live entertainment anti Joor prius
Adults &25.00 .
Cmise Rmrvntiom (714) 673-5245 . ' 400 Main St., Balboa
Balboa Pavilion
673-4fi33
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CELEBRATE MOTHER'S DAY
--· with the
BARN STEAK HOUSE
Dinner served from 3:00pm
Lunch Mon-Sat from 11:00 a m
Dinner Mon-Fri from 4:00 pm Sat-Sun from 3:00 pm
Located at . . J
2300 Harbor Blvd. at Wilson
in Harbor Center, Costa Mesa
~HER 'S 0~ BRUNCH
As Gooo As You REMEMBER IT.
Ren umiber the first ti~
yot1 went out to brunch
with your family?
nus M otl11:t't Day from JO w11 to
J pm, ~\'111 ca~ ~/we that same
spcdaJ/cclmg mth our Mother's D.iy
Bnmch at the Hvatt Ncu'fJOrtcr.
111e bef( bnmdl "' tOWtt illdudcs
"'" laush buffet 111 '"~ of our 0t1tdoor
l{c1AA.,t an:as con*1fcte tmth caning ••
sto11om, sca/ac1d ii.Jr, omdm coolwJ
111 ortkr, d&:ctablc d.:s""1b and fa:c
jlowmg d1ampul{'w.
lflc mil h'a!ic u p/1C•Mgrupl~r k""
/<111111\• p/klffb, Jl<JfL"f.T carts and k1,IJ
nm n ...,, miAt o H'lfu.T JW 11g.: r.
So call Ilic Hyatt Ncwportcr at
(714) 729-1234, cxtCJ,Jsio11582,/or
a Bnmch A-10111 tvill lomt n:mcmbcr.
W 1l"v1t T HOUGHT o,. Kvll"YTHING -
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MOTHER'S DAY . Serving
Breakfast,
lunch and
=:iiii~-~-Oinner
. COMPUMENTARY llSSERT Kl All MOBIRS.
Our menu 'features over 40 new aems to choose from.
· Looking forwara to sharing Mother's Day with you.
South Coast Plaza · 5 5 6-9 7 00 .
By Bulocks
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at Chaniecfair
' 9.{ay8, 1994
lO:OOam to3:00pm
Cnpes Jiffuf tlfttfi Cream Cfur.(e, 'Jresfi ~T roit anc{ St1r6ct
Cfroia of:
Scmp of tfit--DnV" . -•
J{ousc ~fi-tcd <;~ree11 Sn fad u111fi :.Her6 '11i11aigrct tc . . ~ . ~
• Cfioia c1/
Cra6 Caf\.rs 'Bwctfict
•i'eaf lkw·'lliteco witfr !l(jssotto
<jrilfuf 'Xjtrg Safmon wit fr lo6stcr anJ Cframpa911c 'Bt1sif Sa11ce
Tor{\, Loin S 111jfctf uritfi ::ilppfc 'flrantfy Sauce
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St rawbt mt.( Cf111r1 ttdar r
(1ww(au (frast Caf\.r
LtmC111 •Ttirt
Cojja, •rw, •Dua/
$.!./. ~() .
('.l'(ta.~c add SJ. ~O f>rr pt•r. .. cm jor Jra-}lt>win,q Cliampagnrl
(Clirftfroi I.! m1J under /raff price
1.Pftast taff f(1r rtstnmticms
18.912 9tfad frtliur '.Bf11tf., /mint • (714f752·c~OOJ
!Mat}lrtliur cir 1>c>u.qfru, ntar 'Jolin '11 bynt :'.Jirpart
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Spread of over 30 items with '
complimentary glass of champakne
and complimentary rose for the Moms s149s
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5:30 p.m. -10':00 p.m.
4 course dinner with
comf!limentary rose for the moms s199s
Reservations Recommended• 752-5200
Awanf'H-tnnuw · .
• ROYALc~~y0~1~d~ . 9
1()()() Bristol St. North (at Jamboree), N~wp<>rt B~ach
MOTHER 'S ,DAY Serving
Breakfast,
lunch and ==--... Dinner
C~ llSSERT Kl All MODIRS.
Our menu features over 40 new items to choose from.
Looking forward to sharing Mother's Day with you.
South(~ P{aza ·By Bullocks· 556-9700
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MEX ICAN RESTJ\URAN.l
Serving Lunch & Dinner
For Over 20 Years
otner's Wante<I
.•. Sunday May 8th •.•
Mother's Day
Our Meals Are A Trip
'T' II . I~-l 0 1nexu:O .
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,A.I/ Major Credit C4rds Accepted
296 E. 17th St., • Costa Mesa
645-7626
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The VUlale Farmers
Special' Mother'• Day
Champape )Jrunch ....
8ant io 3pna
Replar Me"" ANilable
r Se,..,.,J /rOllt Jptn io 9 ............. 557-BUJ
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JOiN .US FOR MOTIIEWS DAY
For a beautiful sunset by the ocean and a very s~
Mother's Day m;u ou don't want to mi.$. Items
from our menu also available.
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2304 West Oceanfront'
·Newport Beach, 673-8058
·7 Days 5:30 to 10:00 Fri. & Sat. 5:30to10-.30
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PASTA MESA PRESENTS
• OUR MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL MENU
S.rvlng From 4:00pm to 10:00pm
CAPPELLINI AL GRANCHIO . ·
FRESH ANGEL HAIR PASTA AND DUNGENESS CRAB MEAT
,. 5AUfEED IN-OLIVE Oil, BUTIER, GARUC, SHAUOTS, TOMATOES,
ASPAR.t\GUS TIPS, SCALLIONS, BASIL AND WHITE WINE $13.95
OSSO BUCCO
A 16 OZ VEAL SHANK RO~TEQ WITH ONIONS, CHER)', 'FRESH
HERBS ANO VEAL JUICE . COVERED WITH A NATURAL VEAL SAUCE AND
ERVED WITH A. SIOE OF PASTA AND SAUTEED VEGETABLES $ 13.95
SEAFOOD FETTUCCINE
FRESH CANADIAN KING SALMON, JUMBO SHRIMP, JUMBO SCALLOPS,
NEW ZEAL.A.ND GREENUP MUSSELS AND UlilENECK Cl.AMS SAUTEED
ANO SE~VEO IN A WHITE WINE CREAM SAUCE $12.95
CHICKEN CHAMPIGNON
CHICKEN BREAST 'SAUTEED WITH BUliER, ARTICHOKE HEARTS, BtACK
OlMS MUSHROOMS, WHITE WINE AND CREAM . SERVED WITH A SIDE
OF LINGUINE NOODLES ANO SAUTEED VEGETABLES $ 11.25
•"THHI DISHU INCLUDI UNLIMmD llftW Of OUlt
HOU51 SA1AD AND •HSH IAKID o.uuc IHAOmau
. AND FOR OESSERT •••••
~,______,. TRY OUR TIRAM.ISU, MUD PIE OR TARTUFO $3.25 * Plu1 Mrving from our regular menu * 212 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa • (714) 642~7488
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• ROAST BEEF 8c SMOKED TURKEY CARVERY
• MADE TO ORDER OMELETTE STA.TION
• HOT BREAKFAST STATION INCLUDES EGGS BENEDICT
• POULTRY, SEAFOOD 8r PASTA ENTREES
• SINFUL DESSERT STATION INCLUDES A WAFFLE BAR
• FRESH JUICE, TEA 8r COFFEE ,
fbi,n, 11~ ~ ~ WNM We.~ V~
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THE WATER • VALIDATED..fYtRKING .
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SUMO 3:00 • 9:00'M
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414 N. NEWPORT BLVD., NEWPORT BEArn
(714)645-6700
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Join Us for Mather's ~ay ·
· Complete Dinner, Specials ~om S 9. 9 S
Serving ~om 12 :O~ ·
COMPUMENTARY DESSERT fOR EVERY-MOM
DINE IN• 640.2291 •TAKEOtrr• DELIVERY /
2600 EAST COAST HWY. (AT THE CORNER OF DAHLIA)
CORONA DEL MAR
GetMoin
Out Of
Her
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Kitchen. -~A ·d
Motlitr's Day B11fftt .t\fl
. Sunday, May 8th ·
Firstseatingl(}l1am • ~SNting3pm o ·
AduflSS18.95 . OlildrenS-12$6.95 ur
Seniors $15.95
Into
Complimentary cbampape D t t
Antipasto bar • Sprln11arden of salad1 1n1nt
~ Omelette statJon
~ Belgian waffle 1ta1lon _ .--
-....~....-~ Carvh11 station R Entreea of:
MeaquJte JriUed 0 om pork lohl t
Jambalaya
FuAUJ pa1ta wltb
marinara
English bu1er1
Sprtn1 vegetable medley
Deuert station
Reservations 833-0570
4545 MacArthur Blvd,
Newport Bea...cb, CA 92660
S h raton
e~rtBeach
H 0 T l l.
(iiiShf>raton
IUI WDllD llVllYIS AllUll YIU
C a:ual tk:-g.~an;:c~t ~~~~~~~~~
in a romantic setting ...
an adventure in fine European dining ...
A ' /\ other's Day at t:et:e-a -t:et:e
Sunday, May 8,l!JC>i
Three seatings: 4p. m., 6p.m. c!r 8 p.111.
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at Carmelo's Coron~ del Mar
FREE Desserts & Long-Stemmed .,
Roses for Moms• Mother's Day, May Btn
3520 ~t Pacific Coast Hwy. •Corona dcl Mar • 675-1922
J YA ABULOUS MOTHER'S DAY BRUNCH
Ma•glft•t.Mtl• .
MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW!
SERV ING FRO M ·9:30 TO 3:00
2332 PACIFIC COAST HWY~
NE~ORT BEACH
631 -8220
Contintn~f Cu/sin•
Sine• 1967
For Th e First.· Time Ever
The Ri11iera R estaurant
will open on Sunday May 8th
f or M other's Day. So make your
reser 11ations today for tl1a t
special someone. Ser11ing
our ..regular Menu anrl. Brun.ch
Items from Noon until 7:00p.m.
R eser 11ations Call 540-3840
South Coast Plaza
Costa M esa (n ext to May Co.)
WATERFRONT DiNiNG
ON NEWp<>RT HAROOR
NOW OPEN FOR
SUNDAY BRUNCH
A very special menu for very special mothers,
including complimentary glass of champagne.
FOR RESERVATIONS: SPECIAL MOTHER 'S D'-'Y MENU
SURPRISE DESSERT FOR MOM
Only 22 ptopk per seating, so make-your
r(1trvations early. $30. 00 per person.
A ' A tere-a-tete·
217 M11rine Ave. &/boa Isl
Restroations (714) 673-0570
Open for dinner at 5:00pm
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To Our Patrons:
Wt at tht Villa Nova wish to txp"ss our outrage concerning Matt Coker's editorial on fo rmer P"sidt nr
Nixon in Tuesday's Doily Pilot. We Jul Mr. Colctr's editorial was di.ftasteful a11d a" appalled that the
Daily Pilot d~cided to print it. Our advertising in this paper is i11110 way supportive of Mi Coktr's opinion.
. 3131 West Coast Hwy.,J~ewport Beach
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IOCllTY
Giorge Argyros to be presentid with human reJationi award
N cwpon's power couple
~orae and Judie AraYros
will be dining tonight wi th
Governor Pete Wilson and his wife
Gayle at a private dinne r reception
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Cllll
held at the le
Meridien
honoring Geqrge
Argyros with th~.
1994 Human
Relations Award
of the American
Jewish
Committee.
The event is
co-chaired by
Mlchnel Meyer
and John Lusk.
The Argyros The Crowd rami1y will be surrounded by
frie nds Marion
Knott Montapcrt, Peter Ochs,
Terry Van Gorder, Donald and
Joan Beall, Ygnl and Juslic,e
1 Sheila S-Onncnshinc, Peter and
Ginny Ucbcrroth, and Walter
Gerken.
The American Jewish
Committee, fou nded in 1906,
proudly states its mission as
·•strengthening understanding
between dive rse racial, ethnic and
religious communities," said Doris
Goldman, director of the
commiuee in Orange County.
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The selling for the gathering
was a Sundny '1fternoon tea at the
•swank Newport Harbor Hill
residence of Bill and Laila Conlin.
Their purpose: To promote "the
upcoming May 22 fund-miser
"Sunday in the Village."
Their goal: To raise at lea!lt ' ·-
S20,000 to be used as schol:mhip
money for five o'r six deserving
students at the university.
"This Is the best way I know to
40 something valuable for the
1894 -1994
FOUR GENERATIONS
100 YEARS!
.Carpeting • Vinyl Floors • • Wood Floors · • Draperies
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Judie and George Argyros will
dine with the governor tonight.
students, the university, and the
community," offered tea chair
Nancy Tracy, a former Santa Ana
school teacher.
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The Pacific Symphony Orchestra
Lengue is busy pulling the fina l
touches on the Saturday, May 7,
."Symphony Qf Jewels" Dall.
The ires chic ~1ffair, co-chaired
by Tiffany nnd Company's Jo Ellen
Qualls and Sharon Lcsk Jaquith,
prombes to be one of the top five
chnrity balls of the season.
Worthy of note: Event
organiters are offering a rnfne
prize to top all prizes. The
purchase of a SlOO ticket (1000
will· be !.Old) (5rovides a chnnce to
win an all-expense paid trip
around the world for two valued at
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Walter and G.erri Schroeder,
Ja mes and Velma Emm i, Marcy
Jl.ldy and Joel Slutzky, who made
fashion statement at recent event.
and Dr. Maurice Mulville, Lcrr
and Madeline Zuckerl\1an, Mork
Chapin Johnson, and Elaine
Redneld were among the many
gcnuous supporters of the
Saturday evening g~la.
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. The disturbing news of last
week regarding the theft at the
SOS kitchen only bolstered those
involved to work harder for the
food kitchen and health clinic
serving the needy in the Costa
Mesa area.
Just days before the break-in,
hundreds gathered at the Robert
Mondavi Food and Wine Center
to celebrate the glory of the SOS
kitchen. The biggest boost came
from Taco Dell's John Martin, .
attending the Mondavi dinner with
girl friend Stephanie Mil)er.
Martin pledged to match -
dollar for dollar -all donations
to SOS that evening. That means
Taco Dell will add another
S IOO;OOO·plus to the SOS accounts,
helping to overcome the· loss from
the theft.
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Fast-·food · feud •
Readers lettuce know·their opin ions on -McDonald 's .pr:oposed for Balboa peninsula •
Talk about a Big Mac attack. The
proposal to bui(d n McDonald's on
Balboa Island has people on both~idcs
of the i)sue flipping their burgers.
Opponents cite poterz.tial problems such
ii) traffic congestion and litter while
proponents say the tJ.dded :,a/es ttJ,'(
rC\'Cnue will be a boost for the city.
Here are some of the many re:,ponses
l\C got from readers when we asked if
the re:,t!luraj1t should be erected.
D
I Jm owner of Beach Boutique in
Ne" port Beach on Newport Boulevard
between the 28th and 29th streets. And
I am in favor of the McDonald
rc)taufant because we need more
bu!>incss. And the city J1Ccds a lot more'
ol !.ales taxes to help with a lot of things
that need to be ·dono on the peninsula.
And all bu!.iness people around in my
)tore. they re ally think thut \\C need that
there beca·usc it will attract a lot of
CU)tomc r!> to our urc :i. If not, next \e:lr I
"ill be :inother business that will be out
ol bu~1nC)) after thi) summer.
D
LAURA CANO
Ne" port Dcach
Yes, McDonald:s is good for Newport
Ucach. Two, my answer is yes, it 1s good
for Newport Deach. I like Dig Macs; I
like the ir french fri es. I like McDonald's-
pcriod. I won't have to travel so far to
buy my junk food:
It will ce rn11nly help Nc"port Ueach's
ta.'< ba)e. The Lord kno\\IS we need it. If
the bu ilding design is done in good
tJ)te, with low arches, signs', and smooth
now traffic pauerns that work, that
CmusrorHn Ass.Ar, DAILY l'rLOT
Although Jhere were a dozen protesters rallying against a McDonald's on Bal-
boa peninsula, many readers are in favor of bringing In the fast-food restaurant.
building will certainly dre!.s up that p:irt
of Newport Bench's peninsula.
'And if Juli eook doesn't like it, she
ca n move.
D
JOHN SPARRE
D:ilboa
~fcDonnld's rc-.iaurunts have consb1cnt •
high stand ard-. work.lwidc. I think huvmg
one on 13:ilbou Doulcvu rd would enhance
1he area.
W.G. PARSEL
Newport De nch
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I am ag:ii!'st it. We have enough ~
fast-food restaurants to feed the whole
country. So I don't think we need more.
I don't think fast food is that great for
you anyway.
SHIRLEY KUEBLER
Santa Ana Heights D ..
I don't like McDonald's at :ill. In fact , I
think t~eir fries are really greasy and
their burgers stink and their pickles arc
•
useless. Dut I do kind of like their
bathroom.
MIKE JOHNSTON
Newp9rt Beach
D
My thoughts on McDonald's are: yuck. I
think it would be better to have a health
food restaurant..So I hope they put
something healthy in there. We have too
many junk food places.
D
~ PATI,I JO FREY
Newport Beach
I defirtitely feel that we should not have
a Mcponald's at th:it loc:ition. What we
need _if we want to help businesses in
Dalboa is walk-in service, not drive
thrus. Desidcs, the summer traffic would
be just chaotic, more so than usual.
D
JUNE HOUSE
Newport Beach
I don't live in Dalboa; I live in Costa
Mesa. However, J am familiar with the
situation because I am a tr:insplant from
Tucson, Ariz. And in Tucson I lived in a
comtnunity outside the city that didn't
have any fast food ·nnd the first fast food
to make jts mark in our little community
was the golden arches of McDonald's.
And after it was established, the noise
increased, the pollution was atrocious
and there were m:iny more vehicles,
which cre:itcd traffic j:ims. And it .
liter:illy ')'~Caked havoc in our otherwise
peac~f u~community. --.
PAUL NIELSEN
Co~ta Mesa
See RIACTION/P•1• A 1 I
Stat~ ~esting parents' Derves o.n CLAS
U nless something dramatic happens
soon, the old adage "seeing 1s
believing" will never apply to the
u lifornia Learning Assessment System
(CLAS) tests.
State Sen. Gary Hart (D-S:mla
Barbara) has introduced a bill m:iking it n
crime (puniohablc by :i fine of up to
SJ0,000 plus court costs)
to "!.ubvcrt " or "attempt
to subvert" any statewi<lc
pupil assessment. Hurt's
bill is the incredulous .
response to parent!.,
teachers, school board
members nnd state
legislators who haVc!
Dr. Jo Elen simply asked to sec the
te sts that millions or Metr -Cnli(()rnia public school
------students have alrc:idy
Conservative
Politics
seen.
When many parents
announced their
------intentions to remove their children from the testing program
unle)!. they cou ld see the te sts, the
California Department of Education came
down hard. In a memo froll}. the
department's general counsel, parents
• were told no parent or other member of
the public has a right to inspect the tests
and that school districts have no authority
to excuse any student.
Teacher!. nnd other school personnel
~ere threutcncd with revocation of their
credcnt iab if they violated the security of
the tests. Members of the state legislature
have been denied acce!>s to the test. Only
:ift er l:iwsuils were filed across the state
by p:irents against school boards, and
)Choo( boa rds against the state, did the
department fim1lly relent and authorize
local school districts to permit p:irents to
opt thei~ children out or the tests.
B ut now, H:irt's bill will assure that
pare nts and the public will not see
the test, and a bill authored by Delaine
Eastin (D·Fremont) will bring pressure to
bear on school districts by fining them
$100 for each student who docs not take
the test. Like 1 lart, E:istin is attempting
to criminalize actions that would disclose
contents of the test.
As a f9rmer professor, I am particularly
sensitive to the security of tests. The last
thing I wanted was for a copy of my
exams to be reproduced and circulated
nround campus. If the students knew in
advance exactly wha t I wou ld require of
them, the entire purpose of the test would
have been null ified. But then, I wai;n't
testing students about their feeling and
pe,.on:il experiences, which 1s the m:ijor
complaint m:iny parents have about
CLAS, particularly the Engli h
Language-Arts Asses mcnt (ELA.A).
The information required on the ELAA
tests is personal rather than ocadcmie,
requiring no prior knowledge about
anything. In 1cad, students arc 3sked
about their thouaht , feelings oind
pcrson:il experiences about m3rringe.
perM>nal guilt, famiJy relotion hips,
religion ond other sensitive ubjcct .
One exerci$c o ks students to rccnll a
lime when n member of your r.imily did
something to m:ike you ee them in a
different li&ht. Another direct the .
What's the big fuss about .CLAS test?
T here's this short Story I just rend
called "Fireflies."
"Ouch one and the j:ir glows
like moonlight," 1hc heroine says. Dut ' ·
things change, the liulc girl soon
On the
Coast
realized.
"The fireflies beut
their wings against the
gl•m :ind fell to the
bouom and lay there.
· The light in the jar
-turned yellow, like a
na)hlighl ldt on 100
long. I trlCcJ to
S\~allow, but omething
in my throut wouldn't
go d U\\% •.
"I we nt to the
window, opened the
Ja r and ;.iimcc.J it at the
slar!. ... And the
firenies poured out
into the night ... I coulc.J feel myself
smiling."
Nc:it, ch? Warm, fuzzy, uplifting -
the Golden Rule in action. It's one of
more than a dozen stories I read this
week, trying to figure out what's so evil
about the new C:ilifornia Learning
Assessment System tests. Ant.I why the
Far, Far Religious Right is successfully
trying to destroy them.
Granted, there are some big glitches
in CLAS, bugs that need to be worked
out and arc.
Dut why would a supposedly Christian
organization based in South Carolina
!ttudcnts to det~1il :i time when they \YCre
left alone and whether it was frightening
or exciting.
Th<!y :ire to include who was involved,
where~ when and why they were left
alone, and how ii ended. Problems
studenls h;1ve with members of their
fomily and f:>ersonal experiences wi1h any
~ind of guns arc also subjects of this
personal probing. The list goes on.
Given the non-academic nature of the
ELAA tests, and the facts that student
arc told, there arc no right or wrong
uns~e rs and millions of students have
taken the test und can tell you whut is on
it, why all the secrecy and I tart's and
Eastin's t.lnvc to keep parcn1s und the
public in the dark?
l it bccau c critics of the te)ls arc
righ t, th:it they really do invude romily
privacy und a css values ond attitudes
rtlthcr than knowledge and skills? Or i!t it
because the Ma te ha~ me <;eel up royally
ond i n't willin& to own up to it? My bet
is, the nnswcr to both quci.tions is yes!
A sc<; ing values nod attitudes is.on
important component of n controvc1 ial
movement in education commonly called
"outcom~·ba cd education." Accordini; to
the nation's foremost proponcn1 of
outcome b3sed education, Dr. William
Spady, education mu\t focu'i not only on
knowledi;e .rnd ~kill-., but on 'ltudcnts'
oricntntion~ or at1itudc , reclin'-' :ind
file suit in San 13crn3rdino :igainst
California's CLAS tests? Obviously,
there must be more sinister stuff than
"Fircnies."
Was it the story nbout the boy who
rehabilitates his grandfat)1er after a
stroke? The African legend about how
the leopard got its spots? The Aesop
fable about preparing today for the
needs or tomorrow?
Such vile talcs have now made the
CLAS test an option in California
public schools. The court ruled thatJ if
parentSCJon't-wunt their kid exposed to
such filth as "Fircnics," all they have to
do is write a note and the child is
excused. And this whole new concept of
testing gasps for breath.
Ousically, wh:it we huve here is a new
wrinkt..: on book burning. And I haven't
been able to loc:ite a peep of objection
from the st:ite or any school bo:ird,
including Newport-Mesa. The fact that
extremists are controlling public
education doesn't seem to bother
anyone very much.
One heavily criticized CLAS question
asked middle-school students to write
what they think is going through the
mind of a pregnant young bride as she
is walking down the aisle.
Another nsks students what they ,
would do if they're on a sinking ship
with a doctor and a minister -but
there arc only two life jackets. ·
Obviously, the point of all this is to
compel young people to get their
relationships.
The introduction of ou1-bnsed
education and integrating personal beliefs
and feelings and quasi-psychological
tcc~niques and tests into the curriculum
and statewide achievement tes(ing have
generated heated political battles in
Michigan, Pennsylvania and other slates,
·with good reason. Many p:irents simply do
not wnnt the state knowing :ibout nnd
measuring their children's personnl
attitudes and family relntionships.
Aside from the nosy, invasive nature of
1hc tests, many leading educators nrgue
the tests do not indicate whe ther our
children can think, evaluate evidence,
argue persuasively and logically, and write
with skill.
D r. Richa rd Pau l, director of the •
Ce nter f~r Critical Thinking, says the
te ts are "outrngeously deficient and a
coloi.sal exnmple or cducntionol
m:ilpractice." They "roundly ignore
critical reading and writing," "encourage
the u c of v:iauc cateaorics ahd dcfieicnr
practices" and "guarantee that teacher ,
a.ludents nnd the general public will be
misled.".
Jane Will en, o $pccialist in critical .
thinking who 5pccinlites in workina wilh
clcmcnl3ry and middle ~hool teachers
nnd students, notes thnt "our •tudcnts arc
intellectually unfit," but the current CLAS
l.1nsua&c am tc~ts "create the illusion
cerebral juices percolating and learn to
think independently. That is something
the Far, Far Religious Right does not
want, and they have brought the public
schools to their knees to push their
:igenda.
I must admit, however, that I did find
one story in the CLAS tests for fourth
:ind fifth grades th:it is definitely
suspectl h 's called "Frederick'' and is.
:ibout a family of field mice who a·rc
working around the clock to put aw:iy
food for,the harsh wint.er..months. nut
not Frederick. "Why don't you work?"
the other mice a~kcd.
He was working, Fred said. "I gather
sunrays for the cold, dark winter days ...
I gather colors, fot winter is gray ... I
gather words, for the winter days arc
long and m:iny and we'll run ourof
things to s:iy."
And here are his blasphemous words:
\Vho sca tters snowflakes? Who melts
the ice?
\Vho spoils t/J e weather? \Vho makes
it nice?
\Vho grows the four-leaf clovers in
June?
Who dims the daylight? Wh6 lights
the moon?
Four little field.mice who Jive in the
sky. -
Four little field mice like you and /.
Obvio~sly we're playing God here.
Ban it.
Fred Martin's column runs every
ThursdDy Dnd SDturdDy.
they arc not.'' .
Senator H:irt's and Assemblywoman
Eastin's concern for the security of the
test from public scrutiny ought to be
redirected toward establishing public
confidence in California's education
system.
They could begin by taking a lesson
from Orange County's Assemblywom:in
Doris Allen {R-Huntington Beach).
Eastin's respcnsc to parents concerned
about inva sions or family privncy nnd
crowd psychology In the classroom was to
engage in modern McCarthyism by
lnbeling the parents "extremists looking
for Armageddon." :
Allen's response was to call a hearing
on the CLAS test in her own district to
listen to parents, ~ochers and anyone cl e
who wants to participate in the process.
That hearing will be held al the
Huntington Beach School District Do:ird
Room on May 12. l pion on bcina there.
You should too. Then, decide for your elf
whether CLAS should be in the
classroom.
(Editor's note: There's nlso a
c:ommuhily forum on "why the CLAS test
violates California Edu~tion Code"
Monday evening Crom 7 to 9 p.m. at St.
Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Newport
Bcoc:h.)
Jo Elltn Nltn 11th~ prt1ldtnt of tht
£a1'-Forum of C•llfoml• and rtsldtnt Of
Coron• dtl Mar .
COMMINTAaY
What. Costa
Mesa needs . _, is ·a priyer
SyWe•tly Le•c•
W hy would a handful of •
. Costa Mesans w:rnt to give
up thefr lunch hour today
and stand around a nagpolc and
join together to pray for our city,
state and nation and its leaders?
Could it be that they hnv• hope
th:it by gathering in prayer on the
43rd National Day of Prayer God
might hear them and answer?
There arc many things for which
we can be proud and thankful for in
Costa Mesa, yet it doesn't t:ike '
much effort to list issues :ind people
in this city which cool~ use prayer
in the next year. "
One is the rssue of crime. I h:id
my car stolen recently in broad
daylight while parked in :i lot on
Victoria Street. Fortun:itely, the
next day, I got my car back with u
broken window and stcipped
steering column. It was an answer
to prayer that I got the car b:ick as
the woman who took the ·report
over the phone actually spott ed· my
C4lr when it was being dumpet.1 off ·
by the thieves. She was en route to
her home in nearby-Santa An:i
Heights :ind remembered that I had
mentioned the back window hud a
bumper sticker for the National .
Day of Pra}er which read,
"America Needs A Dreath of Fresh
Praye r."
· The money :ind time !>pent to
restore my c:ir and replace the
stolen items has been CO!>tly. I :im
the victim while the thieves
continue to plunder. ;rhe following
week, two friends "ho live on the
other side of Cost:i Mesn had their
cars stolen from their drivewa)S.
They weren't so lucky. Their c~rs
"" "had been stripped and ended up
being junked and they have to buy
new cars.
Recently a group of men were .
openly drinking beer in Wilson Purk
while I was there with my d:iughtcr.
Their attitude toward me was
• demeaning when I confronted them
and told them wha t they were· doing
-.vas ag:iinst the law,
A few months ago a woman was
murdered in her Mesa Verde home. . I We're fighting to keep out massage
parlors. }(jds ha\'e easy :icccss to
adult newspapers on our sidewalks.
The presence of drugs and gangs
in the schools and on our streets i)
a reality in Costa Mes:i.
Graffiti with loc:il tagger logos is
more preva~t this-year HltllT' l:is-t.
We know the people who clean it
must work very. hard to keep up
with the va ndals.
I t seems like crime is inching its
way closer and closer to our
doorsteps. Lawlessness abounds.
Criminals get· away wi th their crimes
because there arc just not enough
police officers to c:itch them and
the jails :ire too full. Sometimes
judges aren't much help either in
•keeping them behind bars.
Growing up in the Chicago
suburbs in the 1950s, I never
remember a time when my mother
was afraid for my safety. 1 rode my
bicycle across town to the city pool
and recreation center. There was a
freedom, n security in growing up
without the fear that the boogie
man was looming around the
corner. Yet it is those of us who
abide by the laws who are 'icing
forced to endure a society that ·
causes us to retreat for safety into
our for~ificd castles and keep
watchful eye to see that our
children are not in d:inger. And
th:it's nearly impossible tod~y.
Prayer is the answer for us today.
The course .of history has been
changed by peorle praying. ~
Nntlonnl Day o Prayer has been nn
American tradition since the
Continental Congress first decl:ircd
its need for godly wisdom in 1775.
In 1952 Congress passed a joint
resolution declaring nn official day
of prayer. The law was amended in
1988, permanently selling the day as
the first Thursday in May. La t ycnr
the day was observed in more th an
10,000 locales, where perhaps
millions of people prayed for our
nation ond its lenders. And if for
only un hour, we c:in come
together, we need to this )'Car and
begin right oway to see how God
might nnswcr.
Even ir you cnn't join us to pray
nt noon today, take fiye minutes ut
noon to pray for our nation, state
ond Cost~ Mesa. We need to p~ay
for our C11y Council member , our
police ond firefighters, our school
officials and tenchcrs.
With God's help, we can mukc a
dirrcrcnce in our city.
Wtndf Ltttt Is loco/ coordlnatur
for tht Nation•/ Vay of PraJ-cr.
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, t Newpo.rt Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot
Thursday, May 5, 1994 A 1 I
REACTION
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I think that it would be n
wonderful thing for our young
people if we had a McDonald's
right on the beach.
MRS. JACK TOON
Balboa
0
l travel up and down the . peninsula practically every day. I
would hate to see anothe r
McDonald's on the Dalboa
Peninsula.or anywhere ebe. I
think it's terrible that they
perpetuate junk food all over the
place and McDonald's is the No.
1 culprit. 1 do not want to see a
McDonald's on the D:ilbo:i
Peninsula.
FR.ED BOCKMILLER
Newport Dcach
0
The question is: why not? Out in
that area there is already a KFC,
Carl 's Jr., couple of pizza
handQuts. Why not the golden
arches? To restrict th'o e guy~ is
a little bit on the prejudicial side.
If we've opened the door to
TE~
fr•• P•1• A?
.. of the test tq parents. A Nc\vport
Deach parent, who asked not to be
identified, has seen test questions
and says tbcre 1He serious prob-
lems with CLAS.
"My concerns are not from a re-
ligious standpoint," said the par-
ent of two Ne,,port·~lcsa stu-
dents. "Parents arc concerned that
this could infringe upon their fam-
ily rights. The test, as l'\'e seen it,
is not a measure of academic
achievement."
One of the math questions asks
how to divide I 7 apples among
four studc"ts. "The politically cor-
rect answer w:is,. you'd give the
ex tra apple to the most 11eedy stu-
dent," the paren\ said.'
While educnlors have called for ,
a more accurate test of critica l
thinking skills as Qpposed to the
rote memorization of facts, school
board member Rod MacMillian
says the approach of the CLAS
test appears to be flawed.
"I thought some of the ques-
tions were not appropriate," Mac-
Millian said. "They might be an
invasion of the students' privacy.
''.The concept of forcing kids to
think is good,"but the material th:it
they used is not appropriate."
Newport -Mesa Superintendent
Mac Bernd said he will wait. to
hear from all school board mem-
bers before any decision is made.
"We've checked with our legal
counsel and we've made a proce-
dure for Jhe school board to exam-
ine the test,'' -Bernd said. "When
you've got this much controversy
surrounding i1, our board wants to
know what's on it." .___... ____ here wm-l"bc -a -community
meeting on the CLAS test from 7
to 9 p.m. Monday at St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church in Newport
Beach. A community forum in-
cluding Corona del Mar High
School Principal Tom Jacobson
and school board member Loof-
bourrow is set for 5:30 p.m. Sun-
day, May 22, at St. Mark Presbytc-
r~n Church in Newport Beach._
PROGRAM
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sors will take on tl:le role of quasi-
mentors."
Stokols said gang members ~viii
undergo individual psychologac~l
analysis to insure they are mot1·
vated to get out of gangs and from
there a treatment program will .b.e
established. She said some part1c1-
pants may be on the verge. of
jumping in to gang life and lllSt
need help before they toke the
leap.
Members will then attend week-
ly group ·sessions at the YMCA.
Every mQnth, one of those mc.et-
ings will be open to sponsors.
"You'le buying treatment for a
kid who can't afford it and might
otherwise go to jail," Alvarado
said.
Alvarado said people can do-
nate ns individuals or collectively
through an organization. Most
treatments last a year, but donors
could do0111e one time for a
month or for o whole year.
"When mentors come, they ore
encouraged to go through the pro·
cess and understand the co·
dependency,'' Alvarado said. "ln·
volvement is whatever (:i mentor)
wants to ~rk out with the kid."
So far there arc obout five gang
members ready to begin their first
ssion tonight, however, they have
no spo~ for MMC'" infot ma-
t ion, call the YMCA at 442-1000
or Alvarado at 6116-GANGS .
. Call 642;5678
to place a
classified ~d . .
some, why not open the door to
nll ? Traffic cnn't get nny worse
out there. Why not give the
golden arches a chance?
BARRY WESTON
Newport Deach
0
McDonald's is fine, no problem.
It won't create a problem. And
besides the other places aren't
open at 1 in the morning. I don't
know if it needs to be-open that
late. There won't be a problem
with McDonald's on the
peninsula. I think it would be a
good addition because now we
have tQ drive all the way around
or take the ferry across 3nd ride
or bike or whatever to get some
McDonald's. And nobody o ffers
what they offer at their prices. So
maybe other restaurants like
T.K.'s and stuff will lo\'.cr some
of their prices and offer le~
expensive items.
MICHAEL O'BRIAN
Balboa
0
I live on 28th Street and I walk
. by there every night. And right
now there is nothing there. And
when you walk by there it is a
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also create jobs.
RICH PTRUCCELLI
Balboa
0
I would say no. I am sure that
they've got enough gang .
proolems in the summer time <is
it is down there. Dut maybe you
could check with the people of
Lido Island. Maybe they wou ld
. like to have one over there. Or is
it not in my back yard, but yours.
DONALD RAY .
Newport BeJch
0
·1 angrily protest any proposed
site on the Dalboa Peninsula.
The peninsula area carries a
unique setting in sm:ill
restaurants and shops that are to
be developed. It would stomp out
and destroy the scenic ·location.
Let's not develop McDonald's '>n
the peninsula .
MICHAEL "ARN ES
Newport Beach
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0 boost to the whole area and stnrt
A McDonald's should not be on to revitalize the area. Also we
the Balboa Peninsula. Besides need the business; we need the
excessive traffic and noise, it tax dollnrs.
would be a meeting pface for Staff has already looked at the
large numbers of young people. traffic circulation and noise and
The problems would then lighting and the people arc
continue to the pier area. overreacting, mostly saying not in
Already 11 trouble spot. my back yard. A lot of people
JOHN RUSSELL who arc opposed to it live in the
28th Street Mnrina project, which Costa Mesa ·o is only a couple of years old.
Those same residents should I thi nk McDonald's would be a have been at tl\e pl anning definite improvement in what's commission hearing and heard on the islands now betwe.cn the the people testify against the two Newport Boulevards. When Marina project. Now that these you compare McDonald's with _ people arc there, they say not in some of the existing uses there my back yard. And I don't think such as vacant stores and tattoo that's the way a city should run parlors and sle~y b:irs, I think and I tl'\ink these homeowners the city will be definitely are very, very .misguided.We improved by a fast-food JOHN NE OMO restaurant of this quality. Newport Deach LEONARD CROSBY 0 Newport Beach I definitely vote against McDon-0 ald's coming at that location. I~ l think th e residents whv are woU'ld 'be a horrendous traffic against it are very myopic. The problem. It's bad enough now; area the McDonald's plans to wit h the McDonald's there it ~uild a restaurant is nght now a would be absolutely horrible. blighted :irea. DORIS FORSYTH I th ink this would be a big ·' Newport 13each
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happens to be a veterinarian.
An apparent humanitarian,
the brother offered to do the
required hjp replacement
surgery for free, prov\ded
Sullivan could get Pepe to his
office -in Llvinpton, Mont.
Somehow, Sulhvan convinced
Delta officials to Oy the dog
there for free -provided Pepe
become a sort of poster boy for
their airline.
Before boarding the jet,
airline officials hung a sign
around Pepe's miniature neck
reading: "Hi. I was found on
OIJifornia courthouse steps with
a dislocated hip. And now I'm
going to Montana because a nice
vet is fixing it for>"free," Sullivan
said the ploy drew gawking .
Newport 8wh/COeta Mela Dally
ctowds at both airports.
P.pe 1Uf'\1Md the ordeal,
however, and S\lc:ceufulty
underwent IUflCIJ· The .,Dice
vet" even threw in a free neuter
and some shots.
a.apter 3: Back m Costa
Mcaa Saturday, Pepe wu
recovering from 1ur1ery when he
suffered yet another strange and
terrible twist. A neighbor
accidentally left Sullivan's gate
open. Pepe stepped outside to
snoop around. A passerby called
the pound. And Pepe mistook
an animal control officer for a
friend. "
At first, Sullivan thought the
ungrateful dog had run away.
But friends who helped her form
a phone-tree eventually located
Pepe Moncjay at the Orange
County .Jiumane Society in
Huntington' B~ach. r
.
Kennel Manapr Eleen Pin-
der told SulUvan it would c::osl
her $55 to bail the pooch out, or
$60 to put him up for adoption.
A sin&le career woman,
Sullivan chose the latter. "I have
people visitin1 him on a daily
basis, though," she emphllsizcd.
"The people at the Humane
Society probably think we're
really weird. But animal shelter's
can be dangerous. The dog next
to Pepe was named 'J(jller."'
Pinder has since placed Pepe
in with the cats, which arc closer
to his size.
Ironically, readeu will recall,
before Pepe came along,
Sullivan had only been drawn to
stray cats. And if that's not
kismet, it's at least an end to
this story.
Epilogue: To adopt Pepe, call
536-8480.
CHRISTOPHH AssAr, DAILY ILOT
Charles Cook, dressed as a hamburger, stands with protestors during demonstration Wednesday.
Roi ex
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f r •• P•1• A1
and we were there until 4 a.m.
They had little kids crying and say·
ing they didn't want McDonald's."
Although the protestets received
>several encouraging words from
Newport Boulevard passers-by -
inclwding two police officers on bi·
cycles -one freckle-faced teen-
ager said he wants a McDonald's
on Balboa.
"Hey, are you going to put a
McDonald's here?" beamed 13·
year-old Branden Bishop as he
rode up on his bicycle. "I crave for
McDonald's. My mom wants it too
because she's tired of driving me
to PCH."
Collins said McDonald's has an
outstanding reputation for being a
SIGNS
Fr•• Pa1 e A1
\ meeting approved a resolution
supporting a Senate bill sponsored
by Sen. Marian Bergeson (R.-
Newport Beach). The proposed
law would allow one sign to be •
placed along the freeway anywhere
in the state as long as it had a
proper public hearing and was
passed by a vote of t]le city or
county governing that area.
"What was passed will help to
put more local co ntrol into allow-
ing signs in previously restricted
areas along the freeway," said Ed
Fawce11, director of the Costa
Mesa Chamber of Commerce .. "It
doesn't guarantee the auto dealers
that there will be a sign."
For the last three years, the
Harbor Boulevard of Oirs has
been looking for a site to place a
freeway-close sign to beckon po·
tential customer.s 10 their show-
rooms. But the association of deal-
erships hit a roadblock in January
when it learned about the Caltrans
stipulatibn -that prohibits off-road
signs along stretches of the San
Diego Freeway north of the Red-
hill Avenue overpass up to the
county line. · -
Fawcett said Huntington Beach,
which has a dealership sign along
that restricted stretch of freeway,
was able to get approval because
of a loophole in the law, which al-
lows signs in areas designated for
redevelopment.
"We were at the point where we
·were going to look at sign designs
when we found there was this
other matter that had to be
cleared up first," said Bob Robins,
owner of Theodore Robins Ford
and president of the Harbor Bou-
levard of Cars Association. "We
talked to various property owners
near the freeway to see if anyone
would allow us to put up a sign.
We were not aware until January
that there was this beautification
corridor."
So dealers took a step back in
their quest as local state and city
leaders drummed up legislation
that would allow one non-
electronic sign in each city if it
would help bolster a Jocal econo·
my. City officials say the Harbor
Boulevard of Cars is the second
biggest source of sales tax revenue
for the city behind department
stores.
"This change in legislation is
not something that will just benefit
Costa Mesn, this is something that
will be helpful to any city or col.In·
ty for the entire state," Robins
said.
Robins said no formal designs
for the proposed sign have
reached the city plannil)& stage yet
nnd the council's unanimous vote
Monday did not renect any sup·
port for a future sign.
"It's just a matter of local con·
trol," said Councilman Joe Erick·
son. "Cities hould be given the
right to vote on matters in their
jurisdiction."
The bill is scheduled to be
heard by the sto te Senate on May
19.
•
good neighbor.
She said the owner for the pro-
posed restaurant, John Lardas, has
run an exemplary franchise at hi.s
Coast Highway loc.ation.
To appease the protesters, Lar-
das has agreed to turn off a drive-
thru speaker at night, scale back
his ho\Jrs and redesign the build·
ing's exterior.
"We appreciate the compro·
mises and the changes, but the
overall effect of a McDonald's in
the area is what we're opposed
to," resident Charles Cook said.
Collins said McDonald's set up
a meeting with the neighbors last
week but none of them sh-owed.
,;They might not -even protest if
they knew all the facts," she saia.
"We've met every single one of
their conc·erns."
Collins said Lardas plans to co-
'
ordinate a cleao-up plan with the
Surfrider Foundation to control
litt¢r in the area.
"We insist on a clean opera-
tion," she said. "We're going to
police the operation for trash
every 30 minutes:4
•
To address concerns about traf •
fie pr~ble•ms, she said McDonald's
will hire someone to control traffic
oo the premises during peak hours.
McDonald's also has agreea to
i11stall a blinking caution light
along Newport Boulevard to slow
motorists and alert them to pedes-
trians. •
Collins said that after the first
Planning Commission hearing last
month, she wrote down their com·
plaints ana immediately went to
work on remedying the problems.
"They literally raked me
through the coals," she said.
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PO·RTS
SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, 642-4330, ext. 387
Sea .Kings play some Russian · roulette ••• and connect!
11J11-Pinch-runner Joyer sent
home with only a prayer, but
it gets an answe~ for the win.
Lundin gambled on sending pinch-need a run," Lundin said of his instant
decision to tempt the baseball
gods. "Anything close, where
we trave a remote chance of
scoring, l'm sending the guy and
making them pl~ defe11se.
When I waved him home, I
didn't 1ealize (Ortiz) had lost
track of the ball, but when the
ball is bobbled like that, some-
times it turns into a p;inic situa-
tion for the fielder, and he'll
rush his throw."
said Lundin, who expressed satisfaction
with his contribution to the win, upping
the CdM record to 16-6 overall, 7-4 in
league.
BY BA11Y PAULlCNEIL, Sl'OaTS Wama
runner Jay Joyer all the way
from second on Chad Johnson's
hard hit grounder, which was
·bobbled by Saddleback second
baseman Jerry Octiz.
Joyer, inserted for a slower
CORONA DEL MAR _ Kevin s,uart who doubled in an-
Sound the alarm and set up other pinch runner, J.J. DiC-
the roadblOcks, there was a esare, to tie the game, never
robbery Wednesday at the ~~~-~· slowed rounding thi rd, thinking
"When you stop playing, the next-best
way to be a part of the gqme is coach
third base. I f eh like I played a part in
this one. It feels great."
Ortiz did just tMt, firing up
the t11ird-base line to catcher
Mike Grasse, as Joyer slipped past with
the game-winner.
Corona del Mar High base-, · the ball had gone into righ t
ball diamond. field. · · • Matt Lundin The ball, however, ran up the
Lundin was also quick to dispense
praise elsewhere, singling out key hits by
Jeff Dowman and Johnson, as well as the
continued pitching excellence of senior
Da11 MacMillan.
"One key today was some quality' at-
bats by Bowman and Johnson, both left-
handed hitters, against their tough left-
handed pitcher (Erasmo Ramirez),"
Lundin st11d.
right field to cut into Saddleback's 3-Q
lead in the third, and Bryan Bear followed
with a sacrifice fly to knot it at 3-3.
Saddleback pulled ahe:id in the sixth,
when a lcadoff single, p:issed ball, ground
out and wild pitch produced a gift run. "We stole one," .confessed Sea Kings arm of Ortiz, who failed briefly
Coach Matt Lundi n; who engineered the to locate it, as it bounfed about five feet
' heist from his third-base coaching box in
the sixth inning of CdM's 5-4 Sea View
League victory over,Snddleback.
away.
"I was thinkin' there's. two outs and we
Dear reached on an error to open the
sixth, and.gave way to O!Cesarc, who one
"The~e·s no way Stuart scores on that," Bowman pulled a two-run single into ·see SEA KINOS/Pa9e 82 -
CM atSTO • 11 n AsSAf, DAIL v rn.or
Asterisk? ---cilM plans on I·
11J11-Sea Kings are primed for F~iday finals in Sea View swimming finals.
BY RlcHAIU> DUNN, SPOus \Varna
·1RVINE. -Added motivation wasn't nec-
essary, but Corona del Mar High's boys
swim team got it, anyway.
• The stage is now set for a genuine show-
down on Friday in the Sea View Lc;igue fi-
ni)ls.
Before Wednesday's leasue preliminaries,
CdM felt insulted by a newspaper article
earlier this week, then promptly made its
presence felt in the pool at Irvine's Heritage
Park, qualifying at least two swimmers for
the championship finals iJl six of the cigb1
individual races, putting it.self in a position
to defend its league till~.
"Everybody said Woodbridge was going to
kick our butts; at least that's what the Reg-
ister said in the Varsity section :(in Tues-
day's addition)," CdM Coach Mike Stark-
weather said. "lt uid there should be an as-
terisk by our win over Woodbridge, because
Woodbridge didn't have Derya (Buyukuncu)
that day."
meet because of Junior Nationals, won CIF
Southern Section Division I title) in the
100-yard backstroke (nationnl f'eCOJd 47.84)
and 200 in~ividual medley ( 1 :49.8). and
owri~ Orange County's fastest times in five
events thi s spring.
The Sea Ki'ngs, duul-mect champions of
the Sea View with a 6-0-1 record, defeated
Woodbridge in a dual meet, 9.i-77, on
March 23. The Warriors fin ished 6-1; lrvine,
which tied· CdM in a dual meet, was 5-1-1.
Woodbridge is ranked seventh in the na-
tion, accor4ing to·tast month's National ln-
tea:scholastie Swimming Coaches Association
of Ameriea poll.
But the Sea Kings would like something
to say about that.
"They got fire in them from that article,"
Starkweather said of· his swimmers. "This
(the prelims) doesn't have any value, but
what we had to do was get as many as we
could into the championship finals, because
if you're in the consolation finals (places
nine through 16). yQu can't go any higller.
"That was great for us today. Across the
Corona del Mar's Crosby Grant (forward) takes off In Sea View League swim prelims Wednesday afternoon.
The Michigan-bound Buyukuncu, the
Turkish Olympian who missed the CdM ..... VllW ......... ~ u
I
Corolia shoots to Rill for a piece of Harbor's crown . . .
11J11-Back Bay volleyball showdown
tonight at ~ewport where Tars sit
with Sea View's co-title in hand.
BY BA.JULY FAULKNER, Sroan \yama.
mh te~ms are looking to erase
a in Cul memories ~ of l:is_!JeasQIL
. lcn Newport Harbor High hosts
Back Bay rival Corona del Mar tonight at
6:30 in a boys volJeybnll match to decide
ultimate Sea View League bragging rights.
It was the Sailors who had a ch:ince to
earn the Sea View crown a year ago in
their final regular-season match agai nst
Irvine, ortly·to lose.
The Sea Kings, on the other hand, had
to watch the CIF playoffs from the stands.
for the first time in recent memory, after
losing out to Tustin in a tic-breaker for
the league's third and final playoff berth.
This season, the stokes arc the some for
Coach Dan Glenn's Sailors, while Joey
Fuschetti's CdM squad, already a)surcd a
playoff spot, can join Newport atop the
Sea View standings with a victory.
Newport {13-3 overall, 12-1 in leaguer)
'l ·m looking for us to play ve'ry
Very hard and intense. I
' -DAN GUNN; Newport Harbor coach
prevailed-in their first-meeting.,-15-13, ll---'N. -
15, 15-9, 15-10,. April ~2 at .Cd M, a~d ewport iS a Very good team,
could earn the title outright \YHh a series .. bUt d h e the tale t t . I sweep.. , we 0 av n 0 win.
CdM (13-2, 11-2) has not lost since the
first Back Bay showdown. -JOEY RISCHET11, &orana del Mar coach
"I'm looking for us to play very very
hard and intense," Glenn said, "becau e ular-season·ending loss to Irvine as moti-·
there are no excuses not to give our best vation.
effort with everything at stake."
Glenn said hi9' team has yet to achieve "It's the type of history that's goo<!, be-.
its peak, and hppes to use last year's reg-cause we may be able to use it," Glenn
said of the Irvine loss. "Hopdully, we can
put it all together against CdM. This
would be the perfect time, with th e play-
offs starting next week."
Fuschetti said his team will simply h~ve
• to find a way to reach a higher level
:igainst the Tars.
"~e R}My~..wcll in.J.h laswn:itch, but
Harbor played better," Fuschetti s:iid.
"People arc going ·to have to step up and
we're going t? h:ive to eliminate some of
our errors. Newport is a very good team,
but we do have the talent to win."
The CdM talent includes All-District
$Clllor Brooks Hoppe, a 6-foot-4 outside
hitter who crunched a match-high ~1 kills
in the last meeting with Harbor.
Newport counters with 6-3 senior Mitch
McCoy, the 1993 District Player of the
Year, '"ho will be loot..1ng 10 add. to h1 1:2
kills in the fir~t CdM ·meeting.
Strong ~euer) key both offcn~c~ "'ith
Eric Vallely adding h1111ng punch for the
Sailors (13 kills against Cd.M la~t month).
Senior Andy Peykoff trigger~ the Sea
Kin~tt-0ck, which also includes 6-4 se-
nior middle blocker Brad Callahan, 6-3·
sophomore outside hitter Brian Coleman,
ju{lior middle blocker Clay Burton and se-
nior outside hitter Rob Alshuler.
Newport will also count upon JUnior
outside hitter Greg Slick and middle
blockers Wes Badorck (13 l..ills :ig:iinst
CdM last time) and 6-7 senior Ramy
Shoukry. Shoukry pla)ed the best match
of his career og:iinst the Seo Kings last
month, totaling nine kills and five blocks.
Plevin living proof it's
better ·as years: go by
DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
11J11-Beating stomach cancer?
That's great, but whoa, how
about that hole-in-one!
W hen Bob Plevin of
Newport Beach was a vice
president for Lucky Food
Center, he would play golf only a
few times a year. Major
responsibilities and a busy travel
schedule kept the former
supermarket magnate indoors.
Plevin discovered a love fo r golf
after retiring when he
was 66-ycars-old. Now,
thrilled to be alive after
suffering from stomach
cancer three years ago,
Plevin celebrated an
unrorgcttablc 17th
birthday on April 22,
sinking his first-ever
hole-in-one.
.. I'm going to frome
(the ball}, I'm still
flying," said Plevin. who
aced hole No. 12 (JSo
yards) with a 7·wood at
Wnlowick Golf Course in
Santa Ann, while playing
with the Oasis--sponsored men's
cl~ 1h11 plays every Friday.
"I never saw the damn thin& go
in, beause I can't see that (1r. I
knew il wu on the green.
Somebody on the areen saw it go
in." -Plevin hod returned from
vecation in New Zealand obout .
three years when his stomach
began to create problems. It was
cancer.
Dut following surgery and five
months of chemotherapy, Plevin
survived.
"i 'm very lucky to be alive,
becau5e l know a lot of people
who've had it and they're not
around to talk about it," Plevin
said. "They took out 80% of my
· stomach; they took out my spleen
and the bottom rung of my
esophagus. My doctor (cancer
specialist Dr. Neil Barth of
Newport Beach) told me
that the chances of
reoccurrence is great, but
then it goes down. It'll lac.
three years in June. I'm
healthy as a horse now,
or as healthy as a
77·yenr-old can be."
• Qt"'kk Ltamcr ...
John Carrido or Newport
Beach has only been
playing for two years, but
already is a 6·handicap
gotrcr and has become
one or the hottc5t golf e~
in the Newport Dench
Golr Course men's club.
Carrido entered prcliminarj
competition 1111 month in the~
SCOA Amateur Net
Championship at Twin Oaks Golt
Couf'IC in San Marcoa. where only
four or 32 'aotrcn advsnccd to the
championship round. Carrido
finished firit with a net 70, ancf'
........ /Peee M . ---Nou&ar. DML' "'°' Costa Mesa tjlgh'a Lance M'"\fl•ld la t.h• Athlete of the Week .
Defying wins and losses,
that's Mesa's Merrifield
llJll-Costa Mesa standout doesn't dwell on 1what ifs?'
BY BAJl.B.Y FAULKNER, Sroan \\'urn
A whale shark in the small pond of Co ta Mesa High
volleyb~ll. a Clydesdale among . Mu~t:ings, Lance
Merrifield finishes his prep career Friday '' ith few
victories -and fewer regrets.
Languishing near the bottom ot1he Paci1'ic Coa t Lc:igue
standings for three straight varsity seasons, Mesa c;tn credit
tne 6-foot-4 standout for the better part of their 13 victo-
ries during that span.
About those 29 defeats? Merrifield has a theory.
"Everything happens for a reason," baid Merrifield, who wa>.ed philo-
sophical on the personal gains produced by losses.
"I think of how things might have been different at another school,
but I like to look at (losing) more in the broader conteM of life. l think
I've improved my own personal character so much more than any other
c~rience 1 could have had. ·
"To win, )OU have to know how to lo e, and I'm lucky to have learned
that lesson early on in life. Moybe,' guys from other schools will enter
college not knowin1 how to lose. They're going to be in for :i rude aw:lk·
ening."
Whether in victory or defeat, Merrifield ha
·.
82 Thursday, May 5, 1994
~ Locals have found
a way to get in their
swings on a regular basis.
Bv RJCHAIU> DVNN, Sroan Warfl•
hen they want·
ed to play in
an org:rnized
lea"tue in their
yo1i11h, it was
likq asking for
the moon. In
high school, P.E. class was about
as involved as· they could gel in
~oft ball.
And, up until recently, when
.. cn1or v.omen wanted to play on
the recreation level, they'd be
forced to play on the same fie_ld
\\ith )Ounger, more phyi.ically ro·
bu!.l pla>eri., against whom they
found it difficuh to compete.
Out now, the gods of women's
.,oftb.i ll are merci·
Housewives League, showed up
for the first time a week ago last
Saturday with her longtime
friend, Barbara Moon of Balboa
Island.
"She ached like mad," Lowry
said" of Moon. "She said that she
hadn't kit this.bad in years."
But the enthusiasm pours onto
the field. These ladies will take
their aches and pains;· their time
has been long overdue.
"Basically, they didn't have
anything for senior women other
than church leagues or other city
leagues, but that was 18-and·over,
and it 's really tough to compete
against 18· and '20-year-olds when
you're 40 :ind so:· said Costa
Mesa's Kay Wrigh t, 59, and an
original member of Hanna's
league.
"So when this started, it really ·
gave us . something special. It
gives us a chance lo play with
Others who are
our own age." ful. They have a
league of their
0\\0.
Since Chad
1-bnna'i. rcvolu·
t1on.ir} group
!>t:.irtcd in J;Jnu-
ar}. i.omc are
prob-. bly "on de r-
ing v. hat they've
gotten th-.:mi.ehes
into.
'We rnay have to
rotate players, be-
cause· of our age and
physical condition. I
know that I've hurt a
lot the last four days
after pl~ying for the
first time ·in a while,
probably more than
I've hurt ever in any-
thing . i
For Wright,
who a ttende9
Newport Harbor
High, it'> more
than merely phys-
ical fitne ss.
"We seem to
get along great
with each other
and there's good
cama raderie,"
s he said. "1t
doesn 't n'Hurcr
how good or bad
you ph1y, it's just
that you're on a·
_BARBARA MOON team. ·
They aren't ex·
actly i.pring chick·
ens. They · come
home with aching
buns, i.orc arms
and wobbly leg!.,
but these senior
ladies arc pio·
neers, forming the
-senior softball player "When I was a
kid, we played
'
Newport Beach/Costa.Mesa Dail
•
I
embryo of what is hoped to bl!·
come the inaugural women's se·
. nior slo-pitch i.oftball league on
the west coa!>l.
sandlot; but we.
really ncv_$!r had any organized
i.oftbull. When I was little, we
played with the neighborhood
kids, and when I was 38, I joined
the Costa Mesa women's
leagues."
Senior women's softball player Jeanie Lowry of Newport Beach warms up while anticipating of competition in slo-pitch softbal . . ; .
t~o, oi three or four, on the field
to get the body used 10 it aga in. According to softball aficio·
nado Hanna, founder and coach
of the league that mcels every
Saturday at Greer Park in Hun·
tington Beach, it's a first-of-its·
kind in this part of the country.
"We started with about six
people, but v.e had 20 new names
(April 23) and we're expecting
more every week," i.aid Hanna,
73, an Orange Coast College con·
structie>n department employee.
Lowry, 55, was an all-around
athlete in high school and col·
lege, finishing the University of
Wisconsin with a minor in P.E.
She'd played in fast-pitch softball
leagues, starting out at shortstop,
then moving ove r to first base.
"That's because you get old and
slow," she said.
Moon, 55, is a pitcher who has
played "probably 30 years" of
softball. She grew up in the Los
Angeles Unified School Dii.trict.
"We could learn softball, but
we couldn't play again!.t other
schools," Moon said.
Moon agrees that Hanna's
. league is a unique opportunity
for women
"We may have. to rotate pl:iy-
ers, because of our age and phys-
icnl condition," she said. "I know
that I've hurt a lot the last four
days after playing for the firsi
time in a while, probably more
thqn I've hurt ever in anything .
over 45 to piny WOMIN'S H NIOI SL0 °PITCH spnaALL
"People who
are older can't
do 1he thing~
with speed like
they did when
softball. al· for more inform;1tion on the league,
interested women O\Cr the age or 45
~houtd contact Chad ll;inn.i JI (714)
775·8815.
they were younger, and so t,pe
ability to compete with 18-year·
olds is \Cl)' difficult. I quit doing
th at a year ago, so· it's nice to
know that there is some place,
and you can work at it. And if
you're not as good, it doesn't
make any difference, you jusl do
your best -at least that's what
they said."
The popularity of slo·pitch has
gro'' n incredibly since ii \9as in·
traduced about 20 years ago,
Moon !.aid.
, "I think I do-prefer i.lo·pitc
because there's more 'action 01
the field ," said Moon, wh
caught fast-pitch for 10 years. "I
you've got a game of fai.t·pitcl
and the pitcher is a bc 1ter player
it's not going to be much of
g:ime for the fieldcts. Th:lt's th
fun about slo-pitch; it's a bcue
participating sport, because cv
el)body gets to hit nnd cateh th
ball."
Newport Beach's Jeanie Lowry,
who'd like to call ii the 01'
It had been three years since
Lowry played, i.o sbe figured ii
was time to get back into it.
though it may
tal..e a time or
of a stress fr acture in her foot, Sailor
Coach Eric Tweit confirmed Thursday. • BRIEFLY
The ·ladies wilh finally a league
of their ow n hope lhJt it's a hit.
Tars high j~mper
Bowman injured Bowman, a junior, is a two-time state fi.
nalist with a personal best of 5 feel, 9V~
inches, accomplbhed lal>t year at the Mt.
San Antonio Relays. As a fre shman, DO\V·
man fin ished fifth in the state fina1s, uttd
placed thi td last ·year at state nftcr clear-
ing 5-9 on her first ~ttempt.
Costa Mesa duo claims badminton honor
~ Two-time state finalist lost
for Sea View track antl fi~ld
Finals, CIF and State, because
of stress fracture in her foot.
NEWPORT BEACH -
Tina I3owman, a !.tandout
high jumper for Newport
11.irbor II igh, will not com·
pctc in the Sea View
League track and field fi.
n<ils frid<iy night at Irvine
SEA KINGS
FroM P•90 a1
High because
out later sped home from first on Stuart's
double to ti c the score.
"That was a hit :ind run, and J.J. did a
nice job of reading the play," Lundin said.
"l don't think Dear would have scored
from fir!.t on ·
that double... _S_EA_V-IEW--5-TAH_D_IN_Q_S_
M a c M i 11 a n, LHgue Over•ll
who ouldueled w L T w L T
Sad d I e back · s TUS1ln 10 1 o 18 s o CdM 7 4 0 16 8 0 Tony Zuniga, 2-s t.wv.na 1 • o 12 10 o
1 . th fi t Woocftltldoe 7 • 0 10 13 0 • an e irs Sad<lltback 6 s o 12 10 1 league m~eting lrvtne s 6 o 12 12 o
between the two UnlVtrtllV 2 9 o 7 111 1 Newport 0 11 0 3 18 0 schools, went Wednesd•r'• Scores
t h c d is t a n c e CdM o. Saddlebie-• once more to s Maruanu s. Newport 2
hand Ramirez, =rw~~~
who fonned 10, Frld•r '• O•m .. , 311'
his first defeat ~u!1::~~d:'woodblfdot
ih seven dcci· U111VerS11y 11 S'ddleback
sions. ~~i:~rtta at Irvine. 7 pm. at
MacMillan (6·
2) pitched 41h
hitless innings after being touctied for a
pnir of doubles and a homer in the three·
run first. He :illowed :i lcadoff single and
a pnir of two-out infield singles in the scv·
enth, but induced u Oy ball to cente r to
end it. He fin ished with six strikeouts :ind
hi only walk was intentional.
The CdM win dropped the Roa·
drunners (12·10·1, 6·5) out of a third·
place tic; :rnd now Cd M shnres second
with Santa Mnrgarila und Woodbridge.
co•ONA DIL MAit I, IADDLIUCK 4
»ddltback J OO 001 0 -4 6 3
CorOfll del Mir 001 002 •-S S 2
bmlrtz ind CrlJH; MKMlllan ind ICn.cht.
, W-MKMlll•n, 6·2. l -hmlrtt, ,.1. 21-Tor~t
(5), Zunl~1 (S); JohMon (CdM), Slu•rt CCdM).
llR -Mc11• IS).
Bowman, the defending league and CIF
Southern Section Division 11 champion,
apparently injurcc! her Coot about three
weeks ago playing club volleyball, accord·
ing to another source who cho!.e to re·
main anonymous. Bowman was a member.
of Newport Harbor's league championship
volleyball team la!it season that reached
the CIF Division I and State Divbion I fi·
nals.
-By Rid1:ird Dunn
Fatal seventh
NEWPORT llEACH -
A season's worth or frustra-
tion continued to mount (
Wednesday for the Newport ,;
Harbor High baseball team, ~~~"9
which ba1tlcd playoff con·
tender Santa Margarita ev~n for six in-
nings, only to surrender a 5·2 home ver·
diet.
The Eagles (12·10 overaU, 7-4 in
league), loaded the bases in the sevent h
with a single and a pair of walks off New·
port freshman starter Joe Urbun.
A force out at the plate kept the game
scoreless, but Louie Manera singled in the
go-ahead run, and two more scored on a
sacrifice ny and an error.
Urban (2·8) went the distance to absorb
another tough-luck loss, striking out th ree
ond yielding just five hits.
Senior shomtop Oren Hlisw's RBI
double highlighted the Ta~· s1x·hit uttack,
while Rett Coluccio added on Rill on a
fielder's choice, as the hosts answered sin·
~le Santa Mari,nritn runs in the first two
innings, with single lallic~ in the third und
fourth. •
The Sailors (3· J 8, O· l l) I ry fur their
first league win f riday at Woodbridge.
IAllTA MAllOMITA I , NIWPO•T 2
S.nt• Marprlt.1 110 000 3-5 5 2
N~ 001 100 0-2 6 2
Colht lutt" (J), flort CS), Ttuman m .ancJ •
NkoCra; tJrb.an ind llchl. W-Fl0tt. l -Urb.tn, 2·8.
21-ttlltl• (NII).
SANTA ANi\ -
CostJ ~{esn High\· •
E::J · Quam and ~
Kristy Nguyen were
named boys and girb Players
or the Year in Sea View
Lei:!~ue badmin ton Wednesday
at the league finals on the
Ceniu•;t High campus.
Winners in each category, as
well as the runners-up, quali·
fied for the CIF individual
tournament May 13-14 at Cy·
press College.
MIXll> DOUaLH
Allan Tr.im·Khanh Vu (Eslanci;1) def.
Ed Quan-Christy Nguyen (Cosla
Mesa), 1S·4, 10·15, 4·3.
Third place: Jerome Poyrak-Kerrl
Smith <CdM) def. Vuthy L1anga·Mom
Vozum (Century), 15·8, 15·10.
aOYI DOUaLH
Allon Tram·Mike Truong (Esl;ancia~
der. Phuonf Ngo-Done Scngdilr4
tCenfury), S·l, 1 S·J.
Third place: Vt.tth y l eang.i-H.in Tor
tCcnlury) def. Ramon Sagg.in·Ry.in
Vee tCdM), 15·11, 4·15, lS·lO.
IOYI SINOLH
Jerome Poyyak (CdM) def. Ed.Quan
<Costa Mcia), 10·15, 15·7, IS 7.
Third pl;1ce: Jeff Roche (CdM) dd.
Ming Wong (Newport), 1S·1, 11·1 ~.
4-3.
GIRLS llNOLll
Kri sty Nguyen <Cosl.i Mes.al def.
l<ti;inh Vu (hl.inci;1), 11 ·9, 2· 11, 11 ·4.
Third pt;1ce1 Allysun Turner <CdM)
def. R.lquel Fernandez (Ne\\.porl),
11-8, 11·9.
GIRLS DOUaLll
Trina llowud·Kerri Smith <CdM)
de(. Ct;1ire 0.lwson·O.inlelle Dwyer (Ne~por1), 15·10, 15·11.
Third place: Vidle Au·Mithelle I to ff
(Est.incl.al del. Mom Vozum·Phcam
Prung (Century), by forfeit.
MONOU
8oy1 Player of the YNr: Cd Qu;1m,
Costa Mes;1.
Cirls Pt.Iyer or the Yc;1r: Krist)'
Ngu)'cn, Cost;1 Mesa.
Co.ich of the Yur: Pat Wilson,
Coron.l dcl Mu.
occ In SoCal nnal
LONG BEACH
-Fiono Jones ond •. •
Toowec Coo ,,-
turned away lir I·
ct challcn£es to help lead lhe
Oran~e Cou~t College
women s tennis tcum lo a 6·0
~weep or Santa Darbara it1 the
Southern Coliforni11 emifinols
ar I .ong llcach City College
I .. ._,..;_ --~ --Th~\\1n-propelled the Pi-one out, Sailors' catcher
rate · (I 7-0) mlo Tuesday's re· Stephanie Gosi.elin laced a tri·
gionn l final against College of pie to appnrcntly break the
the Dt!scrt, at u site to be de· !.corelci.s deadlock.
termined.
Cindy Re) cs, Amy Cook,
Kamela Raj Kumar alld
Heather Rainey also added
straight-set triumphs for OCC.
Santa Barbara closed its sea·
son at 10-2.
OCC 6, SANTA aARaARA 0
Singles: Jones (OCO de(. DeVera,
7·5, 6-3; Cao (OCCl dcr. Ok.id.i, 7·S,
6·3; Reyes (OCO def. Vennartsson,
6-2, 6-3; Cook (OCCl def. Edell, 7-5,
6.1; R.lj Kumar (OCO der. Coodm.in,
6·2, 6·3; Rainey (OCC) de(. Green,
6·1, 6·0.
Sea Kings fall, 9-1
CORONA DEL ---
MAR Senior ~
r>anielle Fitz came
around to score on
her own bunt single for the
lone run for host Corona dcl
Mar high, as Saddleback rolled
to a 9-1 Sea View League soft·
ball victory Wednesday.
Jenny Luchesi added u hil
for CdM (3·15 overJll, 0·11 in
league) and all>o came on in
relief to pitch the middle in·
nings.
SADDLHACK f , CDM 1
S.1ddleb;Kk 302 202 0-9 7 l
CdM 001 000 0 -1 4 6
L lluendi.a and Chil\'ilril~; Aley,
tuchcil (2), Aley (6) and Simon.
W-Bucndi.a. l.-Aley.
Tars drop 1-0 decision
NEWPORT
DEACll -Visit· '='
ing Santo Mar-• . •
garitn I ligh made
Newport I !arbor pay for un of·
t e rn 0 0 n 0 r m i S!I c d 0 p·
poi tunities, pushing ove r an
unearned run in the top of th e
seventh (or n l·O Sea View
Lengue softball victory
Wcdnesdu y ufternoon.
·1 he Sailors (7·10 ovcr;ill, 3·
8 in lcnguc) doubled Santa
Morsuritu's hit output, 8-4, but
were unable to co1wetl on nny
of their chances.
Newport's be t chance to
~ore c rne in the third inning.
With o runner at second and
However, the run \\3S de-
nied when the umpire ruled
the Newport bnserunner had
misi.ed third base on the way
home.
The Eagles (16·9, 7-4), who
are involved in a battle for
playoff positioning, finally
broke through with the win·
ning run, with the help of two
Newport errors, in the top of
the seventh.
Any Fcnelli was the winning
pitcher, while Jenni Colcla·
sure, who walked jusl two
while fanning one, wos saddled
with the loss.
Newport plays ot Wood·
bridge Friday.
I. MAaeUITA 1, NIWPOIT I
S. M;,rg.irita 000 000 1 -1 4 I
Newpon Hvbof 000 000 0 -0 8 2
~nelli and l1uaon; Cokluure
and Gosselin. W-fenelll. L-Col·
clasure, 7·10. J I -Gosselin (NH),
13-1 Eigles sweep
COSTA MESA e
-Es1ancin High's • '-..•
boys vol lcyba II ~
teum improved to ----
13· l overall, 8-1 in Pucific
Const Le ague play Wednesday
afiernoon in continued prepa·
ration for fridoy of1ernoon's
PCL finale at Lnguna Deach
with o: routine 15-2, 15·1, 15·2
conquest of visiting Century.
Coach Dave Castle's Engles
w·cre led by the play of Dave
White and Mil..e Truong, with
seven uncl six kills, re·
spcctively, os well as setter
Dove Earle, who had 23 o sists
and two kills.
Kevin Dyrnc returned to the
!incur. off a back injury and
contributed live kills.
In another PCL mutch:
•Cosio Mesa High's Mu •
tang.~ got o solid effort from
Lance Merrifield, who had
seven kills ond three tuff
blocks, but visitina Laguno
Beach had far too much over-
oll for the Mu longs, dropping
Me s,n by • a l S ·2,
15-1, 15·1 count.
Cost:i Mcsn foils to 3.9 O\
all, '2· 7 in league \\ ith r:rid.1
mntch at Laguna I lills wr;
ping up the season.
NAC Juniors ' excel
T he Newport
Aquatics Center
men's and women's
junior crews com·
plcted their regular season
competing in the Long Dea
Invitational this past weeken
Participating crews also i
eluded: Marin, Long Dea
San Diego. Los Gatos a
Oaklnnd.
NAC had several stro
showings as its squads build
to attempting to \\in their fi
state chnmpionship at a me
to be held in Sacramento M
14-15.
In lai.t weekend's meet:
The women's vursity cig
took firllt place. The team co
sisb of Michel Cogun, Jul
Weightman, Jana Wotso
Gretchen Sloan, Sally Ma
tindnle,.D1ooke Lcycrly, Nicol
Azizi, Liz Shaw and coxswai
Grn nt Brakc!iman.
The women's pair or Coga
and Martindale also was first.
Thi! women's novice cig
team wa runner-up. The tea
includes Re becca Shaw, Ka
Dietrich, W:ibun, Leycrl
Lara Durnum, Dan ikn Kug.!>Of
Cindy Uohle r, Lclie K:ish:i
and coxsw<tin Son:.11 Sheth.
The men's varsity double o
Montgomery Norton on
lllnkc Robertson wu<1 fir t.
The men's v;ir ity quod, ill
eluding Norton, Robertson
James McNamara, Oreg Purk
er and cox!>wnin OrJnt Drnke5
man, took se~ond.
Deep Ill ftthlng
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SEA VIEW
SWIMMING
fr .. Pe .. 81
board, we $W.im h~.il
well."
In the 100 lree!ityle,
CdM placed three in the
finals, including Adrian
Strclzow, who was )Ceded
10th, but finhhed third in
the prelim) (49 95).
CdM's Crosby Grunt
(50.12) and Kevin Tucker
(51.01) placed fourth and
fifth, respectively, to also
qualify for Friday's cham-
pionship finals. Buyu~u
ncu, the Sea Vit..:w
record-holder in the 100'\
free ( 46.11 ), won the pre-
lims in 46.65.
Newport Harbor's
Brian Murphy (51.28)
:ilso advanced to the
ch:impionship finals, fin-
ishing tied for seventh.
Harbor's Todd Mcllwain
(52.19) and Andy Snel-
grove (52.31), and CdM's
Mike Casey (53.60), qual-
ified for the consolationc;
The Sea Kin&' Jlso
qualihcd thn..:~ for 1lw
champaoilsh1p · tin~ls 111
the 200 free Will
SchullL (1:50.46), Doug
Jeuon (I :50 49) und --
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C 11klSl'llPll£ll Ass,.i.r , DAJLY PrLOT Grant (I :52.57). Cameron
Glasgow (1:54.8 1) of
CdM and Newport Har-
Newport Harbor's Roldopho Tinajero sweeps to a 54.70 in the 100 fly at Sea View League prelims Wednesday.
bor's C.J John~on ( 1 ·53.01) .ind Mdh\ain
( 1 :55 45) 4ualilkd 101 tin: ~U1lsvlJt1u11s
CdM also qualified lhrec ~ur 1hc champion·
Ship linal:. in lhc 50 free ..tnd llJll bUtlCI Oy.
Strelzow (22 56), Thad BuLolich (22 W) and
Steve Hamilton (13 2t.i) ad\Jnced for trlt! Sea
Kings,• \\h1le Snclgro'e (23.11) 4ualilicd for
Newpon. lfuyukuncu al u \\Ull 1hat ... -..:111 10 1
Woodbridge 1n a league .ind Ul-rcco1d ·
brenkmg time Ol l0.91 Mu• rh: . P3 1l1 ) 111d
CdM':. Dnan \ ard tB.99) qualified . fur tl'e
(5~ 70) 1\.1\ thud \\hilc Tucker (5CdJ) and
lfo£ulirh (.., l.-10) ;.ibu qu:il11icd for the ch.1mp'i-
011:.hip 11n.1b. (·1wy (59.36} \\J) a con!>ola tion
linalil>t. 1
consol:i1ions.
Schultz was CdM's only qualifier m fhe 500
free, fini shing fourth in 4:5&.35, whil~ Newport
Harbor'i. Kalohi Clark (5:23.77) and Corona
del ~tar's Mike ruse (5:22.05), Ward (5;21.79)
and Gla~gow (5:24.17) qualified ror the con-
sol:l11ons.
·consolation:..
JnmeS" PJlda (53.79} of CdM finished second
in the 100 Oy, Ni!\\por1 's Roldolpho Tinajero
Adam !\1.:F·1tlantl "ill be CdM') lone rcp-
rc-.c11t·11iw in the IOO brc\l:.l!>trukt.: c.h:11np1on-
~h1p filnl-.. phdng ,\.,e11th in t:O-I l Cd~t's
Jdf ~1:1rrh1nl 1\l1 (I IJS !-3) .1ml Ak '< Oatley
,(I 09 .!I\ qu 1hl1eJ 11,r th\. con:.ol.11i 11:..
111 1h~ 11)11 lw I.. CdM'i. Jai.un Yarmimoto
(59 -1.J) 11'd Jl.ltu11 (59. li5), .dung \\ 11h New-
? irt's AnJ} Bell (59-.66). :.td\'Jll l.'d to the
d1 .1111pi,1'l'h11 I i.1.1b Juh11sun l l :00 71) and
CdM' t.l.1~1 llcdfey (1:00.75) lluafilicd for the
· In the 200 indid<!ual medley, Cd~t placed
t\\O more 1 • tht.: .:hampionl.hip finals \\ ith
P:ilda {2 IJ i -1) 1 111d t-.11..rarland (2:0-i.25), fin·
ishin~ tli 11J o.11 ~1 llllh, respectively. Tinajero
(2.uJ 6 1 r Jd\,llh.t.U IV <he fi nah for lhe Sailors .
Cd~l ~-Greg ~.l\\)l!r, (2: 16.06) :ind Hedley
{2:1.J.IO). and Newport Harbor\ Detz
(2:12A4), qualified ror the consolations.
HIGH SCJtOOL BOYS SWIMMING · -
Estancia boys sparkle at prelims
LAGUNA BEACH -Adam
Bollenbach and Mark R1.:ad \\Crc
doubk·qualifiers Wcdnt:sday 'dur·
ing the Pacific Coa:it Lc.:aguc i.wim·
ming preliminaries held at Laguna
Bench High.
Bollenbach qualified \\ilh :.i
fourth-place shO\\ing in the 100-
yard buttcrO) in 57.86 'Jnd iJl!>o
v.ill ~'"im in the 100 bn .. Jsblrul.c.:
tinals folio" i11g J l.05 7u ctlvrt vn
Wednesda).
Rc.:ad was clo ... kcd in 23 .33 to
earn fifth in the.: 50 frccst\'k "'HJ
was sixth in the 100 back:.i1 okc.: i11
1:03.93.
"We're doing 001 i.h;l\ i11g
(today), i.o l ~u:.pect we'll see
i.ome time drops f'riday (a1 the
league finals)." said E:.tancia
i.win11ning w;ith Juhn <.:arpcnte1.
·1 hl' Eagle-.. ~11~ h:id J number
ot 'on'!>olat ion "lu:11il 1c r!-
Chau 13ol'enbach Jll'>I m1s-.ed the
finals in the 100 lice, l i111~hing
11i111h, \\hill going lllth in the SO
free.:.
f\ t urray llro" n '' .1~ I Ut h in the
brea~t and 11th 111 the :mo indi-
vidual mc..-tll,y. \\ h1lc Rick Pla'>cc n-
cia \\,LS lllll' in the l ~I ,11111 1 llh in
the backstroke.
Un;.in Hu~igl,rnd tool. 11th 111 the
buttcrflv. \\hilc I udtl Metl.111 \hi~
14th 111· the 500 f1ce and loth 111
thi; 2UU fri:c and t.l.111 Dc.:.111 \\ii'>
16th in 1hc 5U lrec.
Fr1d.i) ·s co111puitiu11. "h1d1 k tt·
turc:i Tinali. tor both tl~e bu):-. ,111J
girls, gets under \\UY :it 2 p.111. :1t
I ngunn llt>·irh High· . ·
HJGH-SCHOOL-GOa.F-
C~M rolls, shares league crown
NEWPORT BEACH -Cotulla
del Mar High golfer K~vin \\..ild\.11
shot a l-undcr-p:i.r 34 Wi:dni::.day
10 ht lp the Sea King:. :.\\\!l.!J.I tht:
top five spot) againi.t Jt\ inc and
wrap up the Sea View Lc.:Jgue co-
championship, along '"'ith Santa
Margarita.
Billy Sarracino, Craig Welker,
Scull Bemi!I and Jimmy Keane
rounded out the top fi\\. fur the
host Sr.:J King), '' hu pounllcJ the
Vaqueros, 191-236, to t111bh 11 -1
in lcJguc, 16-2 overall.
CDM 191, IRVI NE 236
l•I NBC(, pM J.'.o)
1. W.ildcn (Cd.\\), J.4; '2. .irro>cino
(Cd,\\), 37; 3. Well.er (CdM), 39, '4. Bemis
(CdM), -40; S. Kco>nc (Cd\\), .& I.
AWABQ
AAATCO 11 The Proud
Rtelpl1nt of The
"Newport 81lbo1
Rollry Club• Award,
For Honesty And
llttgrfty.
...... Dleoolln18 Alk FREE.--. mifA·1831-1 =m
ftlANl .. lllON 1728 PLACENTIA
•wa•W•EXCllMIE COSTA MESA
..... llD-N:OIMlllllSTTllCIC • WORTED CARI• TittlCKS • AV'' .......
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HONORS
AH-Pacific Coast League lioll
FIRST TEAM
t M1k~ Per1y, Estancia, Soph.
2 Ross Necessasy, Estancia, Soph.
J Kevin Rodgers Trabuco Hills, Sr.
4 C~ms Sand10, Estancia, Sr.
5 Su -o Kim, Trabuco Hills, So.
6 Anorew Zanzig, Costa Mesa, Jr. .
SECOND TEAM
1. Pete KrutzJk. Estancia. So.
2 Alell Lassen, Estanc.ia, So.
3. Nick Peliaha, Trabuco Hiils. Fr.
4 Pdt Brrd. Trabuco Hills, So
5 Jayson Eynon. Tratiuco Hills. !>r
6. Jordan Woffmden ... Trabuco H11!s, So
Honorable mention
Jeff Pl!rry, Estancia, fr.: Ryan Lebaron, Estancta, Sr .. Matt Desola,
Costa Mesa, Soph.
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Physical . Therapy Clinic~~
· Off er All This? : ~J' " ~
' •Use Of America's Premier
Sports Club For 11h Hours
Before Or After Your Appointment
• One To One Physical Therapy By
Licensed Physical Therapists
• Aquatic Therapy
•Extended Hours: M-F 7AM-8PM, Sat SAM -12 NOON
• Insurance Billing
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AROUND THI •IM
Hoag Hospital shootout
set to nre away June 8
NEWPORT DEACH -I loag l Jo-.pllul l oundation's. 552 ---
Club will hold its 13th annual 111\ it:u 4J0:1) Sia!-: Sl~t on t&i:f"
Wednesday, June 8.:u the Ornnge L\.111 ry Shooting & :{rain· _r __
ing Ccntec: ,
The 150 marksme n will rai~e thci1 ~•ghts at 150 clny t .1rgc1~
to raise funds for the rc1l\h ,1til111 nnJ expan:.ion of l loag Ho'>pital's ..
Emergency Core Unit, du e r,u ~ 1mplction in 1995.
Thirty teams of fhe \>Ill "~1111pctc at the OC Shooting & Training Cen-
ter (Sou1h Co~,t · Gt111 (l,.b) in c1ght C\Cnt:.: Pigeon Pizzazz. Duck
Tower, Oiablo l)oul>lcs, N~CA 5 Stand, Con1inent:.1~, Trap .Doubles,
Sporting Clays and ,Optional c;ar~ On~s; ~~
The $225 entry foe indutfes con1111cn1:.il breakfast and lunch, with
awards dinner at the officer's club of rhc: El Toro M:irine D:uc. The
event begins at 7:30 a m anU. hi') ho:.1cd :.iglin · thi:. )ear by co-chairs
Andy Carey and Da,1c.l ~lnrlyn, M.D, ·
The 552 Club was e)tahli~hed in 1966 10 r.1i!>.! fund:. for the ho p11al's
expansion to 552 beds. •
For more informa tion on the St,1; SI 001 or other 552 Club C\COIS, c:ill
the men1bcr)hip office at (714) 57,i.-2 ~-
Wanted: Football coaches for Jr. All-American
NEWPORT BEACH -Nc\\poll·Me-.J Junior All-----Ameri~an Footb~ll is seeking )OUlh football co::ichei. for the e
upcoming season.
Interested candidates arc 1n1.i1ed to c.111 Dave Dartlet! for
more inf~rmation. Dartlcll (JO be reached in the C\enings al 249-6755.
Glrl& baskeJball camp scheduled for Costa Mesa
COSTA MESA -The OrJpgc County l3a;l..etball Camp --~
for Girls, b:ised at Cm,ta ~k~a 1 ligh under g1rb· coach Lisa • C'
McN:imee, has been set lur Jun' ~3. 2.i. 25 :inU 26 at J cost · r -e
of S90 per student. ----
It's for ~irh from grades 6·1::? :ind '~i'I k.iturc stations 'an d fun-
damentals daily, and .1 1 uc t spc.11\cr, :1' \q;JI :is .in ernph.1:.b on 1hc indi-
vidual player from coJchc.·:. in the high ~c~wvl Jnd colkgbtc r;.inks.
Further infor111:.111un ~.111 l•c ublaincd b~ calling ~kNamce at 863-1500,
ext. 208.
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f or Chet Menkes ol Newport Beach. pain
1s no longer par for the course-not sine~ he
decided to have knee replacement surgery
Like Chet. you can get back to doing the
things you love If you've been suffering
trom chronic, deb1htating htp or knee pain
due to arthnt1s or 1omt damage. or have
d1tt1cull} walking you may ~ a candidate
for our 1ornt replacement program
At Hoag Hospital, our comprehensive
1omt 1eplace111ent program 1s designed to
give patients all the skt!ls and confidence
they need to ensure a quick, comfortable
recovery •
We'd hkO to invite you to attend our !rte
seminars where we've assembled some of
our 10 nt replacement team members in
cludm~ a Hoag ortoopedte surg4t0n l>flYil
cal theraptSt and orthQoedte nurse. Ouc
specialty team members witt bl hippy to
answer your QuestiOnS lbout jOifrt repllict·
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Orange Coast readies for state volleyba~I tourney at Santa Barbara CC
I h1. U1 J11gc Cou:.t College
.1.1.11 ·;, \l.lll1;.)'bull team will be
gu11111ng for iti. fir~t :.talc title
-.inl.'.c 19~1 when the Pirates face
C. ou;,\ Cunfcrc11ce champion
~\mcri1.a11 River in the first
lasted Golden We:.t in live g:imes Monday in
the championship of the South ern California
Regionals to advance to state as the wild-card
team.
1vund of the State Championship Tournament
0 11 h1d<1y .11 4:30 p.m. at Sa nta Barbara City
College
Wi1h ..i win over American River (E~-3),
Coach Chuck Cutcnese's Orange Empire Con·
fcrencc champion Pirates (15-3) would pl ay at
7:30 p.m. Saturday against the winner of the
other state semifinal ma\ch, featuring Western
State champion L.A. Pierce { 17-0) against Or-
::inge Empire runner-up Grossmont (15-4).
The Griffins, whom the Pirates knoc ked off
3·1 last week to win the conference tit le, out-
Earlie r this year, the Pirates made a two-day
swing through Sacramento, ddeating American
River in three games March 11, then won the
Deavers' pool play tournament March 12, bt.at·
ing Golden West in the finals.
GOLF
ftotn Paye 81
1\ 111 pla) tod.1}' a11d l·rad;.1y for the
Prc:>idcm's Flight title.: at Menifee
Lake.::> Country Club.
fherc .ire fouc night) in rhe
diumpion!>hip; Carrido play:. in
th1. t,op level, with 4.0 lo 6.0
handicapper:..
Carrido, formc.:r All·ClF
h.i)\..;..tball ~uard .it fatancia High
.and a 111c.:111bc1 of Orange Coasr
Collcg1. ':i :>late title tea m in 1979
under then-Couch 'f41ndy Gillis,
uw11:. and operntc.:s Oodjcs Dy
Currido, a pchonulilcd fitn ess and
diet ~en ter in Newport Beach. He
' bccume u comp1.1hive body builder
follvwin~ hb ba:.ketball career.
"l thlllk ''hcn }ou'1e Jn athlete,
,ou w.1111 to ti)' diffcrent things,"
C tn ido )Jid. "Golf WU) something
I could do the.: rc.:st of my life. A
fr11:11d of mine, Mike Ev:.ins,
1ntroduc4;d ml! to ir, and Pam
l li~1m (Nc'' IX" 1 Geach Country
lub n:.11.:hi11g µ1•)) l'I helping m~ a
lut.
'Wit.ii S hi:lp\;lJ 1111! I:> pl.l)'lll8
\•1th uth..:1 pl.1)c1 who are better,
kaflllllal fro111 lh-.:111 and , .. orkina
111 t.lillc1 .. 11i !o.hvh l rdJ\C 11 to
h,1 l-:\.:lb,ill .1 .. <.1 b\ld}' building, with
h1.i11• u1 ~•, 1.11.U ari d pr ..icticing."
{ \~ ,1.,1 1 \;'t~ll beJh hi!I
1111.1111,, .:~.1.b. a SiuttJ An:i •
Newport Beach Country Club's 1994 Women's ttub champion·
ship was ca~tured by Akeml Nakata (left), with Sandi Coffer (cen·
ter) and Debbie Albright finishing second and thifd.
Country Club member. "(Evans)
in pircd me to pla,)'. nnd he's been
pla)llljl fur 111 year:.," C;irri<lo :>ai<l.
"Now 1 beat him,"
• l h.at L'n in' Fc~lina . l he
tlm«.I Jnnual Record Selle1:. D.1)
Pro-Am at the NC\\ por& Ue!'ldi
Golf Co11rsc Jun.: 17 i! ;old ou1.
But h\.kds arc still avuilablc for
the Ju.1c 18 Uill Medley concert at
th~ Pacif 1c Arnplf hcatc1 to
bcndit the Amcr1ca1> Red Cros
"I've known (tournament
dircctoI) Keith Wyrick for a long
time, 1u1d J pl.iycd in the
tou1 llJlll1:111 l.i:.t }CJr," Medley
uid on Wcdn1.:!ld<1y. ''He a kcd me
what l thought • bout doing n ihow
for thi~ year, Jnd l thouiht, 'Well,
'' hy 001 ?' I've done i.omc stufC
"1lh Red Cro~!. be Cure. and 1
\\,lilted tq stJy involved with them.
I ~hink the) got b :uen up prclly
~ood 1.1 I y4;;1r."
Medley, longtime member ot the
Rigt11eous Brothers who left
Wednesday night for Las Vegas to
do a three-week gig at the MGM.
plays golf about once a month.
'l en)oy gelling out and gelling
everything off my mind,'' Medl ey
said. "It's a nice way to relax, if
you don't take the game LOO
seriously."
Newport Harbor and Corona
del Mar high schools arc involved
in the fund-raising, selling tickets
to the concert. Call Keith Wyrick
at 750·6232 for information.
Chip ehot1 ... In !hf NewPOlt Bea~h-Coudly Cl\Jb laclles CIUb Championships, All•lnl
Nekat• successfully defended het lltle In Ille championship lllOIC. ahooelno a taut -Clay roond ol
306 (OfOIS). Nakata. a ZWO lllndleap, ~ 76, 75,
79 and 78, wtnnlna h« 1hlrd consecutive lad'ies clUI> c~ lllMI Ale..,..,.c..,.,
(3t7J llnlshed Ucond low OfOSI, wtlk hbbh
ANHleht (3331 w-.s lllrd. Key ..._,.., v.'Ol'I
low nrt In lhl c~ ~ fliQ!U one llVoUQll &Ix had Ott'/ 11\o <Uys of Pl~f Gross wlMefs lnaidect i<.... knHhe (180) In
.. fir'1 lloft; JMn Cen (183) In .. second
11oo11t ue .. WMt~1eo> In .. tlwd 111g1t Venle .... (t In Ill tcull llQlc:
Detot ....... )lnhfillll and Mir~ ~lhf In .. lldl ~ Vet<U
Woods • .. mohf ot golf protesSiONI &rte
WoM111. ~ ~--· Cwdlln °'*1 wlr.nef In h Nh'PO'f lltach Goll Colne men's CU».
Ket Gr"" (low orou ts> and Al lc'hnell (low net SS) Wft .. Aprl 'l1 W1n1W1 In llglUr
rOl#lds, di Dune lettelf *IG IKond low
nrt (SS) In last s.n.(s • l\Uldl.:: ,.,..... ~'°" 13) and... (l.)w l'llt 51 won A; Alea De Lit ,.,.,. (low pt~) and K.,,.._ l'Ow Ml SI) wo.1
f'9N I, ll1d Ren OteeM (low grosa NI :.'ld Crelt ......... (low nrt 53) flCft flgh c.
llJchsml Dunu 11 a Dally Pilot s,,.,,.,. Wrlttr who1t 'dub ,olf col·
umn RPJ>''IU'. ctwy 'l'hursday •
• NOWIJ(Jf' aactch/Coata Mesa Daily
· Rad tide sands . up
a red ~II to area
anglers 111 deep seas
~ What's needed right now
is simply some warr.ier
weather to heat thingB up.
1 he spot tfo.her Scarc/1ei js
Of.Crati'1b out J f Newport Lfind (6":-nsso, a. u :>l.ippc1:. An
Tavlor ri'd i\111..e Junes are
h~adin.? ·h~ la1~4. OP.en pnny b
0•1'.!:-10 C.Jt.;la,ia d:.uly Anglers
A current of red tide ha.c; re~ur""'"!. .>1th full 6unny )at!..).
mcved in along ~astal Thi· d1.1u"". :>pu1 lfbhcr could
be:lche: ~rci wh~n it mi.~ed , :"· • • ... b ..... ,\'1..kome addition
·.vith the 3lr.:!:idy ccld wate:-it J\e:1p"•• ;; tJ ... , \\hen the
pretty :;.uch shu. d~wn local ye'lo·:1;" 11 01.gin to bite at th e
fishing for ::ae .Jewpor~ based is!ond.o; -u.1<.11..1 tloa1i11g kelp
sport n~e~. i:nttic~ . ' ";!h~· ,\..ilc.;1:>'
J ust last week, it !coked DS if .h" ... : .,atc:.:.-..i1c :.1111a11111
the sand b:w nd :;cnlpin bit~ o:-:h~ ~uul ~idc tu kid. :.harl..
would continue tc lin1it cut f1·hiq, 111\ hibh ~car but the
3nglers. bu. ltosc SFing s~~rf."'s -.·:~ .e: i~ J ....... :i .. d Cilh!d with ba
·;1hich :r.c~ ..:d •h:.:ugh 1.h: '>·I.~ Jls Jf blu1. ~hark:,, join cu b}
Southl~r.ci I .. .>~ :•e~k cc::<:o ~l .::'.!,-; .1.0 ,h;..:sh1..r;,, should be
strong wi~ds m:lde for pretty poo: mign hi& ir.t .. luc.il wateri. Jud
fishing conditions. ...tick a.ou.w lv proviJ1. good bi!;
It's going to take a ch.,ng1. in gnrnc fhhing through the long
th'e weather pattern and a liulc summer and fall fishi ng season.
• warmer water to improvl.! ---• On Saturduy, May
the fishing out lo'1k fo1· t4. AFTCO will hold ii
l\alf day trip:i,uUt of th~ fou1 lh ,mnual "Day :11
harbor. th1. Lob" Tackle Show
Catalin::. Isla1 d ii Ir, ia1..
producing 1::1)' good t n~ ~how will Ccaiur
bonito fishing for bo.:it!: 11shi11g tackle pispla)i.,
fishing big schvvl~ ol ·. 1 • ..:1.. .. cminan,, and
t>onehcads oif th~ ..:Jsl 1h1..i..1;,dlld) of dollars in
end 01 th islano. A.; --i..i-.kl1. "ill be rafncd ol
expected ... hen oua' bai. lu bcnefil United
boat w:is abl to = .. 3k1. MUOI t A 11gh:1) of Southern
anchovies aa6lc.~ 01. C-.lifurnia. AFTCO "111
boaad sportfish-...: J.~ h.;\"' hundred!> of its fin
nO\\ g1:t1in1, pl~.l·) ..ii Outduv1 S 11.ii.1tical and fil>hing 11c1
hvokup~l}-bvri11 d.1~. i.11.u..i.~ al ''bi!Ig;lin" ....
the·abilit)· vt d.: .. kh:-•. d<: ~7-n13ii"t 11111...:~ ,111d thi:. will
,o th:\J\\ !ors ..>f :;lli.11:' in:" ,;1. · .• 1 .. u1. Juli. ..,r :.ccoa\ds and
.vJll.!J nnd .his is i..e:.!1·ir.0 .h~ ;J~n d1 · ;:0 .. 11 •• t...:d l.il u..:water Wear
around th ... b.:> .. t lc.r.s:r.
The :n.:1.1~'"'.~iz ·.>t 1h.! o, .11~<'
being, l.'.aught arc· in the th·l '-:. •
six;pound clJss. ·alico l>a"'3 flr"
nlso bcin& tnrget.:J b, .ii.: fir~• ut
Catalina ~11.d C:l~ u::y (I high('r
pcrcc:it:igc ol kc ::1.~r •1tvr: ol'.."-
a1 c being SJ1.kc<l.
The1i: b l>llll n~ :.yt.iu 110 • "'o
:u Ca\..ihn.i ..ii,J h 11;\>k: 'l if 'Ii _:--
\\On't be .lh) o ( 1hi: 6•w .. ·;•h,:-
SC:l b:>:» ;.iad J .:ll ..... :<.ul u~.:~
:l\ a1labl fo 1h, . w ·: ~r · 1. -1 i~
sc:isun as It -.a. -: .; i>:: ll •
.i.~} :hc.·c alu.1g .n.: !> u ii
Culllvrni ... 1..>J;,t 1i.~ ..
d
Pri> ill\. i.>o.:I:. a. c r ..... , .. ,,.. ~ i..11.
to jig:in u1. .... ::1ur .1 ii.I! ~quu
::iround n ~ .. ti:-c:-LI ''.d, · 11 1i>
la k of \·:indy ·• 1>ai: is ~ii" r"n:c11
onl) ~ k '. . .,, ha.... ·-· onss .-:re •
l> ing 1.:iu¥h1 w •. · .. 1;o:iui•inr · l\f
both Ciltdhn.J • .nJ ~:t·1 Clci-:"::-n·
1i.l.inds ..ilt. 1d1. .. I fv, : .. II '''t·1ii, :lr.d
these gJm~ f1!\li shou.lo b-: 1 11w!·1r
• Olll<> high 'ipOI.'.' :11.d l>~gin hi ting
any day now.
. ·--------·-----TODAY
aaseltoll
Commu11il) _.,ll .. 0t. 0:111' .;'
oa~t :it Fullci.v11 l ·J( 1:.m.
Volleyluall ---------High s1.huvl bv) ~ \..U." ~ c.ld
Mar at Nt.\\port 1iJ1bo• G:.>O ,' ,
Softltall
High s1.hool -Cost.-.\\ .~
l.3guna Hills. 3:15, 1'. abuc .. "ill-..
; Est.:incia, J : IS -----·--MERRIFIELD
,, ........ •1
to t'lay.
An All Nc\>pv1 t·M\! .. t. D1~ ri..,
and All-PCL middl!. bluckc. I,,.)
year. he switdicd 10 outs1dl! Jutt-r
thi:. year to in<:r1.a;,1. hit kill ,1 portunitics. l Jst •.1.ck, ht" : .. ~1.d
his tc.tm ·it h 12 kill.., ~.nJ iiv: dib~
in a thr~c g.liall..: :;,\~c1 of :cr.iUl).
April 27 th1.n fvllc. .. ~d with ..: •.•
reer high 24 kith ,u.d 1 ' dibli 11
Friday's hard-fought fivc-r;:ime J..,.;;
to Laguna Hilb
For hi!> efforts, he i• the O •• tlj'
Pilot Athlt:lc of the \ i:ck.
1'Moving from · th~ ri1iodl, t•
outsid1., l wJntcd 10 b ... :r. i~~ ' i a
garbage man \his ,1.a •• " c:;rh11. ,1
Merrifield, on ol' ,wv p11m:1./
passers fo1 Co.ich D,1\C Lhus·
tcnsen, in addition to h...1oir1~ tl1
tenm with 195 kills 1h1c u~h th·
Laguna Hill!> lllOteh. "If sume1hmg
isn'l going ii~lll out on th: 1:011 r1,
I'm th4-one \\ho vvant1 the bull, ;o
l c:in try t o do somethins wi th n •
1 he only returnin& :> ... 1aior from
lust year's 6 9 :.qund. Merrifield il
asked to handle the b.ill .. 1.1\. ... h
as po!>)iblc. while his fiv~ ir.e xp::i·
cnccd t\!Jllln1 t\!s (th ,·~ right. no
)Ubi} i.lowl> \!:un thdr vnr~i ry ini·
tint ion ·
'Sometime~ it's frnstrating, but
I Vt. lc.irn d tu deal with it lot
' better. ' McrrilicW s:ild of th: in·
umsist1.:nt pl. y ~f his teammates.
It's tau.iht m: to t!)' to :nak~
sc,iaethin~ our or evcrythint."
Mc. :ifldJ nppcnra to have made
a collegiate fururc for himself at
tA.c Univcrsit)' or Al6er1n1 in the
..J ,hi .• b
In .. )hv\\ '' 1t1 l:.tkc pl-ttee at th~
\l t <..O fo.:101; on Murphy Ave.
1 11' 111\, fl llll1 9 u.ni:--3 p.m.
' volJ.11 ....... ) Jrc needed to hcl
·vith tn 1.>1h .A1111ual Eti~ter Seal
I"'"-: r. ''"' fi~h program )c\ for
l· 10 •• , May 20 nt the Santa Ana
K: -· Likes.
l\Iv•-. th.m 4~0 dbablcd
J' ... b.)1 .. 1;, from Orange and Lo!>
\··~.._l .... ..:1.1u .. iic:. are e>.pccted 10
~ .11.1., .. 1 ... tr. the c\e1111 and
h 1 .1u11, -J1.n vnc '"ill cutch a
'J_ ,IJ ...... 1.vUI : .
'''· u .. 111 .. b 1 .. .:klc ha~ b-.:~n
J.-....... u b) Dt.1 l.ley, Daiwa and
..., •• 1J .......... d Sl.l11:. for the kid!> to
u·, i.n fh1. C\cnt will require
• 11 • • •• 11. .... ,) J I 300 volunteers to
A •rt 11 n ... lµiu~ these ph) :>i~ally
· u ·~ .• 1 .. al} nJ11dicappcd
11.10.-•. kJ111 10 hind their first
.1 ~;.
I • 1 .. ..,i.. 111touna11u11 phone th
::.,-:• -S-. • .1 office JI (714) . ' . >.' ••• lJ
,. '-.., ..... mil) .'"ll~ge 1\.omcn -
-.1: 'b' 1...v..i>I .ii Southern C.1lforniJ
•' 0 • I. l u.10 lh:4c.h CC, Jll day.
'h01 ... h..... bv)> -Saddlebacl. at
J .:: 'v\ .. 1 3 1.1.1n.; Santa
·• 0 ... it .... 1 ~\!\\port Harbor, 3 p.m.;
c , ~•w JI lJ~una Bc.ich, 3: IS; Costa
\I,, ... 11 1 ... bu<.u Hills, 3: IS.
Sw ini:ninlil
•• .: .. it) ... ullcgc men .ind
1..... Jr<1ngc Coa)\ at Stille
41 ..... ..,11.111:.hips; al Cyprhs College,
1i1 J .. )
l..i1 • ..itll.111 plu\oince where he lived
ha: fit,., eight year).
' • ·,., a Cn11Jdi.in dti.ten, Jnd I'll
b. 1Jla} irig i11 the Canadian (Col·
l ~1;.) L.:~gue if rm accepted
th1...1. Men ifield :.aid. Otherwise,
1 II t'' "babl) ll)' to U)e a com·
.. Uttll) i...v llct;c a) a )pringboard to
• foll"•Jl.ul ;,Chi.lo!."
•• 1~ .. 1111.:lu'i. talcnt'l. ore ob,iou)
~ •·!. hb k..i.nmatcs, but he real·
L <l 10 d.,, dup further, he had to
• ... 11J, 1. i11tv the deeper "atcr:. of
h~ ;lt.b !><.i...11\..
• ~\JI 11.d playing for Dal boa
U ... ) ulk}ball Club righ\ after my
jl ..• 1v1 ,)ea:,uu, und l played aguin
I. ·1 1.tll " Merrifield said. "l re:illy
• 11..u to dch:lop my trilcnt, and. r"· .. l....Ji111.J J lvt in a !>hart time
in lub l med tu lJ)C every prac·
t 1 1.. 1u k.1111 the g.1mc and )C;,rch
uu} '' h..tl~1.:1 thb wui something 1
1.:0.11<.1 do m college."
111\i cxpu:.urc 10 greener pa)·
tur..... ..,( <i :.uccc~sful club team,
hm '"'' ~· lfi.ide the con trust to the
• .tnl iH J..\l..I JI Mei.a all the more
~tnrli:.
It \\~) u1Uicult to aet used to
in th1. bc:~inning of the ieason,"
M n it11.ld suid of hi) fellow Mu~
tanti,, ld.1thc inc~pcricncc. "111i
i ;fl 1t .. 11 !>lJr ~i\uution til..c it is
in d ull J1.J it did11't .take l~ni. tu
"•e h .. Jif1~11,;llC\:)"
D 1 ii th .. h:an1·~ l.hwtppo11Hillj
3·9 recor \2 7 i11 leaaiut, hcadioai
in:o hid ,) C.:hri)tcnscn aiJI he
11n! s ... n il• Jirrcrcncc: in Mer·
rifiel;t._• l , , u. ~wrk ethic.
" ; • .. h~e con\i tc.1l the whole
sca"on," .ri ... a n )Uid .. tic
piny lo11•h ... 1g.iio, e\,r)\)11 ... , ""d
no !)OC h.1s lVPl .. d hit.I )i...l ..
llot
10
Ill
.. .. ..
Newp0rt BMCh/Coata Mesa Daily Pilot fhursday, May 51 1994 U
flUILIC llOTICll PUl&.IC MOTICU PUIUC NOTIC!I PUeLIC NOTICll PUIUC NOTIC!I PUIUC MOTICll PUIUC MOTIC!I PUIUC NOl'ICEI
Ml.IC IOTICll g~~~~: ~t~T~~=IO~~~ OelM1Apttt09, 1"4 lhOuld ttfef' 10 Secilonl ~Ave. or-.. CA ~._ .. cuied b *"' Wlreu ind 0L; STATES. O.. A CASH~l'5 RuSlll A11..wfi.cu1101 Ml.IC NOTIC! "SUPPORT .. SETT\.EMENT •r•....,... u.w.t 70t.5lO '° 7o•.MO, lfldu. 811 rtghl, lltl• Md lntetMI Hid D••d. •<'varu.• com.-deugnaUon, • t ex ll' In N lront o1 111 Th,. but.,._ • condUcild
AND ENCROACHMENT" TRUITaa IALa OI'· Ihle, °' \he Code of CMI COl'l)ltYed '°end now ~wtlh In'-'" any, ~ Mltin. The This bu111* .. ~due.ta al ... f1111r1 -~RI byaCOtperlOOll
NOTIC• OI' MCOMMUNITY FACILITIES PI C II R 1 J 0 ANN A Pr~• u!°'t« pro\'!= ~ : ~~ ~~ lltU pt tNrttm, tOU1 ~Of \he wnt*d llUIOlnd Ind Wiit -, • IN Plqn .. CMc C.W Sl~ED P_,.DEUHI INC . A
TRUSTU'I IAU EASEMENT" AND "DAAIN· LLOYD, llXT. HU c: and effect~ ...... :. In ... Coun .,;. unp4Nd ~ 0 Mlan~ fA Ute ..ale•lon s GHlD llAEIC JU ~ ,. O\; , .. 11 l . CNlpnMn --c.!Otna COfp ty "-1Mr
Oates April AGE OVER COMMUNIT'1 Publl1hed Newport Ind h MabW I detault IOtMd • AEFE=O T •le>te ••1;.u1.0 by • ..cured l»Y !ht Pfot*'Y to Lil.I KIM ,.._,, ... CA. TIM lf'MI ..... J~ YOllllil Pf~t
20 t"4 FACIUTIES" s .. ch.Co11a Meu D•ia... bidders ty o • IN SAID DEED Of TRUST w1111 ln'4f¥41 11141•• M soM and rulOMble II• Tilt r~Jiitl CCTtw. • 1.110 .d c;tllr cornlll ,...._. f'ieo•lr•t 1111 not ytl beglln
L The •lleet OICl<lllh o111d P" _., Ina C PROPERTY SOLO 'AS IS' on •• p1<.oot1d1od 111 u1 ltmatld colll, U1Mnus it•"I~ bustr.~ lider Ille I If ill/ Of Ill fMI ,.._ to lranact t>viineu undtf 1M A.P. .... 11lhe1 eomn~ deal IMI .. ot Apil 21 • ~e. May s. NOTI E IS Hf;REBY Nola 19'.•, "'1ilf{IM JI Incl actvaf\U' Ill lM lime Ul'IOu5 MllltU n .. :11( or ml ~. ' ,.....,_., rltbllOUS business name Of
HI 4..011 QI any). of the real :1oP!'v 1994 ' ~~EN .,'~~bu 0; 1:1P1~· ~ ~r1~! ~.~ eapem.H 01 th lru••tt of "'' hlltlal pubtMtlon O! 11$i.4 .i.t>ow• on NIA. ~ :!:i. 11l:"P«M 111 Nmtt 11516d llt<Hl
T.a. No. de~ribea abo114 11 pu1· -Th505 at Orange Co c nty M·.,. don Hcured by Uld Deed and ol an., lru•'-"' .t '*'-Not.Ice °' ulc Is. flus ltallorNnt """ llltd #1.ti INcl'I CA 92'U Aa.sson Thll tlltlmlnt WJI tiled "'1111
., .. 1010• ported lo b•· 20 SAL· PUBLIC MOTIC! lhal' """-' u Jambo-ol T I Md leuon.bl Utd DNd OI Tru.l M07,M7M. lilt COlonft Cler .. Ol Of~ ....... lrla Coun~ Cterk or Oranot lllPOllTMT 2BURG ST.. NEWPORT " ~,,. ..... 60t f ll r: 'I• Coaa1 F•d ::uuvlcu In lldOltlon to calh, I.he COU1lty on Af,d 21 1994 PlfCll No 932-51.259 ,.,. Coun~ Ol'I ApfUO 1~
NOTIC••o BEACH. CA. 92829 iUPERIOR COURT ~ ~':;h1~~~ ~I .:::~.C::'8t i:i::.~ l HOO P1ummor SI Trull .. wlll 6"epl a et· N0'TIC£ fhll flCtJ!IOu~ o.w 0 1111 rall proptf~ II NOTlC£·TM flClllOUS HJme ~~ =~T :I;~:~":bJ.r: c~~~;:E ?'w7.eas:'~0~1~9:~ ~~~1~.pub~f8l$'.1~1 ~: f•1;~_r!.:~~~~ ·~~ =k·~~::~ ~ ~:"10:~.:':~ :~ ~ un ez..,, ~~~ ~:n"'=1~::r:. l~ ::;:
uNDIR A DHD Of 111~a1 a~1d:':~es:nd0 01~~~ In ltto .._tier of tho ~~s~rn ~~~.·~=~~; 1~ :2~~·~~:t•r:~~~,s~ lrulden•P D o1t•d fldeialdcredltb uni°'::' • ~:-~O:V;~~~~ ~~~-ar.=foianylncorreclntSS ?~~~~,:'~~~= ~:i:
TRUST, DATIO Juno common des1..,nattun 11 Pro po•ed Atoorleln-United Statot all lhe right ch.ck drawn un a atalo 01 002~t9ll~ ~~k 1 raw~ 'I 1 Ida~~ ment mu~I bf, tilfld t.411>1 11\J of UI SIJM1 ..ddr'" .id Olltr 1141111 must bi lrled llefOft llat
27, t •• 1 • UNLESI •~Y· showo herein men I •nd Eelabll•h· lrlhl and ln1i1es1 ol said na11diuil bank a chuck ~~P~4~~ 1•,;;;111t= ·~11j~IJ~ :s. Iii·•~ Tll• hiln1; ->I 111 Ji.::.it ,IJI cc;,-.r.ion ~l;llllon' 11 any i:m, r111 1~ of Ill• stallmlnt YOU TAK• ACTION TO aid aalo Wiii bl) .11.td m•nt Of "HUNTINO· Judgment doblor(s) IR the drawr: by • Slclt• OI ltld•r.tl ' ' soct.Won or ..avlr •• bank d~ lOt .. 1 Ilse!! w.:it!Cflll "10 • ~tdl ~ .... Dt d.)11. 110t ot llsalf llllhOflll 1111
PROfECT YOUR PROP· but without c1. .. crtJr1t or TON 8EACH INDEPEN· above deSCftbed p1operty. c1edtt unron or a chadl PUBLIC NOTICE e:lfied Ir. s.cti!i 5'02 use lnfi. lat.I ~r ~ f1to11;1Gi.:-r:i.Mle. but wiu•OUI ::ovtnant Of .. r.c "· Ill~ 5lite or a ftC11bous
UITY IT MAY •• SOLD wa1:;nty b µren oi 1m DENT" a• a N•w•po· or so much t11e1eo1 •• may d1awr. oy a a1ai. or lederal !f tht Fln.lnclal Codt a"\d Bi;!.! Qi N1111. ~, :i~bO'\ ~ r.nr,. ~rusad Of lrni;lltcl Bus e)5 NJ:mt 111 vlOllbon ol
liT A '..u•LIC SALE. If ~.!siO~~arding L~ P<IS "r of General Clrcul• be necessaiy 10 satnly aavlni• end ro.n H~· NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S i11uthonud to do busllic;;s 11141 r!Qh~ ~• 4l'•OllW ~oder fud· ftO•'dllO bll., pouaulon Of Jilt rli,j"IS ot ariotlltr urioet Ftd• 0 NHO AN EX.i· 1 enc;i.1r1 aiiee$ tlon. said uecutlol\, w11h •c· tlon. saving• association. IA.LE 11'1 this state In tht eienl ~ .i Si.i. or comrr.on Lit. is,. nai:nt11ai1Ct. IO pay Che t•· .r.i; si.i. or common law (Set VO 'ttON 0 , THE ~J!Y the ;•1~nlng piind ; NO • Aso411 e1ue<1 inte1es1 and eosls. 01 aovlng1 banlr. 1pec1fied 1 ruatH Salo. No te ider other that eash 11 S3tllor H40u ~• ~"~ Bu5 19~1. lf.Jl:llng l)(lnelpal sum ol A note S.C11on 14400 a1 Mll . Bumm
NA 0 , THE P 0 · cuiodurr:,: $ ~ noJe(s) s~ NOTICE 0, APPROXIMATE MINIMUM In Hcllon 5102 of the 41M227020M a~cepl~ th~ Tru,lee mt1y and Prot0$Ston~ "'de) ll:cr.eoW!''"' assewnt11l °' ~~d ProtestlOl1$ coae)
TURK T . h ata eeo BIO $ n/a Financial Code and 1u1tio Title Order No 8290::1-3 wllhhokt the luu.Jnet fA fl.st f1tn1g olllt• ub'l!Jllll .. StCUrtd b}' lllt5 f"5t f
CEEDINQ AGAINST ~ust, wit mlurest and lol HEARING OF Detod A pr II 13, rtzed IO do busineu In this APN• 139 154 11 the Tiustu':; D<: .. d u.itn TEAM ESCftOW rllC 'I, w.m il!:•!O$t lllO ofltf '"m COAST COutfTIES ESGAO•
YOU, YOU SHOULD ~d~3or ~~~eot o(s Pf PETITION TO tt94. 1tata The street •cldtHI OU ARE IH DEFAULT funds become •vall.ibh: to 1315111!.;okhmt St provll'~ lllllreln ~ Ml CORP.
CONTACT A LAWYER ;anc11 nil~:. ln1.1hJ '1 ad· ASCERTAIN AND Dl,wlslon • Harbor and Ol/'181 common d .. ;n.t· RA D€£DOFTRUST th~ j;;i)'tt or t ndo1see u • wdeu C.o\. CA9ft>43 :ies ~ :·.,. undll flt "1ms 10.Hg liolaenwe$1 Strael
On Maf 19. 1994 ... lnte1e;t thuric.~:~;\·~~h ESTABLISH THE 490t JamborH lllvd.; lion 1•1n1.o1~.'.'.981 P'<>P ~~f:'t4~-T~~Ero m;u.r ot nght 1'.;;wpctt&r-':.::a.:A • ..,,ct•·mland illl•stvrSUdl ~ •. t. gtonBuch CA926-47
10.00 AM. Hl)USEKEY Fl. chatge~ d " -ITANDINQ OF 108 N I •nv doscnbeQ a...,,,e r1 put s td sci• wU1 ut 1'1.id:, 0..i;J Pll.. .illl:wl',, ;ill;: , .. , c:ll.-ges ~ ·~~ .. pOfl lleadl Costa Mesa
NANCIAL CORPORATION, 1heT11m:~fu~~rc.~~~~u~: "HUNTINOTONBl!ACH ~'!'~eh CA 'eH::por rrtedbo~: f187 NOf~~p=~1~~l 1~ .J~':a:i.ut w1thou. co.cn;int or CI W bl:ll A; -~:.1~,5 t'l 11se;onri0 Tru111e.nd tru•I OailyPdot
as d~fy :rf/oln~~~u!~~st~~ which as of tho dato ot this INDEPENDENT" Al Mlch~el S. Carone, g;:21 o~~~ un~:~i1gned SOl.D AT A Pu:ruc SALE ~1~~.:i~~ J1~i~re~t11 or ~~= PUBLIC NOTICE -·..; .11:. tf . .Ail! lien Tiie total "'"" ''~ ~' 28 Mltf 51219 u~~ of TrJ!t 1ecordlld nollc ls iu.iscnably .11stl· A NEWSPAPER Marsha l, Orange TruslH disc:laln.s any ha· IF YOU NEED AN ~esslcrgor :1.~u·nbraritu, -:r ••• :> illlur.;Wob&il.ct ol PUBLIC NOTICE ~ly II 1991 as lnslru· m;~~~ to aoe S2~\·658 °5 OF OENERAL County bllit~ lot &n'/ 1nco11ectnes• EXPLANA1 ION OF fHE to uttsfy tht Indebted· NOTICE 01-oW .. lEE'S SALE trlt ~ .... ~a:·'='"~ ~ tllto -
enl No 91-3S732S 8~ mou mayb1. CIRCULATION ByG Harp Deputy of ttu1 s11ee1 addreu.a11d NATUAE Ot-THE n1. 1 scei;.ed by uld TS NC 791~2881LC pre .. , ' '" tNSOn· ftlello.FIOIMS ~ .• Page No • as Offlclal g~~~ei :~~~c~~~-""l.sa~ (Government Codo NOTE· 00 ~1 take down ottiar c:om{1'lon designa110f'I PROCEEDINGS AC:.AINST De~ advantt:. 1h ... eun· 11 JROcR 1'0 1C.J01 :; ~ t;~~,t:: 11nll'::! HCTntOUS IUSIMESS
Ree01d1 In lhe office of thi Id 0 ed IT ' Ull ct l •cllon 80081 f 1f any shdwn heroin Satd YOU YOU SHOUL dtr with lnterut :is pro· ,.,..,_I 049·1lc:ir·1/ -v • NAME STATEMENT ounlY Recorder pl OR· 1a 0 0 rust heroto DATE· Ma 4 • 1 H4 t or ell! ace a posted f!Oltce sale w1• be made. but with· AC'T A LAWYER vldcd therein, a.id U\e 1 vu AR~ IN OE FAUL~ U~OE11 ,;,.!nltl..I ~~b.:utl~n 111 ine Nc.b 01 1 n fodow1nq person(~) ~NGE s1111 of Callletnlo ~~~ ~~oc;t!~0 a:;d dell,·· TIME· e·~>c)A.M 1 belore the ,sale oi sausfac· out ocMinanr 01 wa1 •an1y n 05119194 at 1 oo I'M .. unpakl prlnt.lpai of lha DEl:D or TRUST DAI(; Sillc ;: S7 88~.45 Th~nelta· ~ 01~ dotng busln~ss
JttcUltd by CHARLES J. T .. 11 •r~igno-. • .. • tl<ln ut J1Jdgmer.1 Penal expr•He;<I Ot ir..pll~d 18 N A M 0 " ; G AGE note H CUrid by a..lchJffd 1i)NO.~u ut.USS 1'01. TAKE I ti s.lld lit hclre•~etuled 4.1 ·oc.~.v.o·s l>IZZA 18142' ~C LAUGHLIN. A MAR· ti~~":relJ~t "/~lier g oclar;i •4 T~~:TilO~EREBY Code Sectfon 618 (mtsde-gard1'1Q lltle, p05seu1on 01 Sl:R\ ·~-=~ INC .i_ the wkh lnterut thereon as AC.l10t' 10 PAOlL1 lOl.IR . ~ JeCV~6d to Ill~ urde 16:>1>' B.s .. Cna 1113 Hunt
RIED MAN AS SOU:. AND for Sole ar~~ ... ~:j~tn ~~~~~ ..,,;i'N tha t THOMA meanor) encumbtancf!S for the pvr uly .iµpo•nt<.d T ,.tel w• i:::c'Jided In Solid Note, PROffR,, , MAY i!c SOL 'l~d. ~ .,;,11111. u.daloDCr .,r vl:l.ilwct CA92649
SEPARATE PROPERTY of Oora .. •t a d Etoc1 on lo JOltNSvN has filed hi~ p u bll s "" 0 ~" .. ,POI I pose or $8tllf'lrn, the 1• er .ind pi.fiua. I ... Deed .. t ,, " ·-;:h.rg1.. 1r.4' t.I l.i A Puo,11.. s.ALt ,, 10 DetoiUll .... o °'r..ano lo. s.. OAV1D • MCl<ER~ 8592
WILL SEU AT PUBLIC S~ll Th., • u duist r d •etillod Polltlor Jn lhl Beaeh·Costa MeS<J Da•ly dll~l"Q'r.•15 ~ecu Jd !/ ~7t~'ie e& d ~c:I N,. pens... -:>f the uustK .md NttD A.N EX~i..ANA.f 1vi\ Or ;Hf • C ; #1'1&. Nob .ii ~laoll A...tt ! .o : ""' Hurillllglon
AUCTION TO HIGHEST T1us1.,1;o ~a1..,.,d 0
1il1d l1oti~e abc. e·tr.tllled p~l)Ce~dlng Pilot. April 2 I 28, M.,y 5. r~ in:'f:11~1 c~~~1 ~~':'ard 14~1S a..__.;~ •. C.• Pd c.~ of. lht tn:st1 eru teo b'I NAT UR~. Of •HE ~RVCEE01r,.; -:C: Elactn:i t~ St• Tllo unde1 Be.ictl CA ;2646
BIDDER FOA CASH ol Delaull and eh:cuo· to request! g lhal lhe Coun 1994 g I th ~ ••• ol Olli I A ·Jc ~n S..1d Df.c:d of Trust. AGAINS1 'OU rOl. SHOUl lgn.d u • .,vO sato Nodce C.I Thi\ DUSllleSS rs conduc:led CASHIER'S CHECK OR 1&11 to be reco1dud 1r.'\ne make "'Id enter lls order · ThS06 upanses 0 0 iui.tee uiu .,11 ., t~~t. M~rde .:ii Golden Wu1 For .. .::i.-.... c CONiACI A LAWH:R Delau!t c.~d ~on to 561 to IMI lli on 1norv1oual CERTIFIED CHECK (pay· county wh1110 tho re .. 1 prop· and docroo asee11olnlng The bonehoar) u1>dei .a.a .....• .:. C rr ! 1 Service, fn: .. ~Agent for On O!i/2bfi4al1 .JO "M NA ra.:ordad l.1 c Caunty wt1u1 SIC.NlO DAVID T MCKERR
able at time of tale In la~· orty Is loea1ec:1 ar.d ustabllshing HUNtmG. PUBLIC NOTICE "Deed or Trusl here1i: .. ror11 rangf ~c.'bn'~ 0 cl '·~1 1& th T1u1tee 533 Airport MORTGAGE SERVICES INC Ille !41 ~: .. ~ Is rocairao Reil 1rat1• ti.is not yet beQUll
1111 money of the United H 0 USE I( E y FI• TON BE'ACH INDEPEN· executed and delrvtted to ~x:.;eu ~o H~I~ ~\<Nt.>\ll Boiilevard Suitt 600 Bur· Ill• dul'y .l?t>:>b ltd T·u· ~ti.·~!: 28 994 1., tm~J<.t ocs111~s under 11l• Stales) at THE CHAPMAN NAN C 1 AL C 0 A DENl a~ a newspaper 01 BSC 2843 the unde111gned a 111o1111en b :ld d 1 WI l:L ~~ CA M010 1415)" J, "" .. .-urst..'.L~I ta u...:u , Al:t~· 11 Sen IC~ti<:u~ ousrness name or
AVENUE ENTRANCE TO 0 . Q1.nc1..I .. 11c..ilallon IOf the NOTICE OF Oec:!aratk>n ol 011lauh And utLaAT.;u'B ~·:UCT'OH 1'1 B)': sue A Coo-11us1 Recordco=.• .o iV.n· T l I '"' as ~ .. mt ~t..Ol'c:ren THE CIVIC CENTER BUILD· p RATION, AS SAID C1ry "' Huntington Beach PETITION TO Demand for Sale and a 0 THE HIGHLEST BIDDER per. Pfaldlnt D•led. ODC...m,nt he. 92-08oli1~ B~.. f/J190stu0 W \ S nn, Qtcment was l11t1d 'fl'llll ING 300 EAST CHAPMAN TAUS TEE, 1401 t C ihl I ' WTilten Notrcfl' ol 01ola111t 04/2111"4 ... p ••• I Oft ·u rl , d I u.,.1,11: IJNO. u11tc • C~ I "'
VENUE ORANGE CA 11 BEACH BOU EVAR ai .. u.i.i n accordance AOMINISTf:q and Election le S 11 Thu FOR CASH, (Pci)'abte .lt ASAP12'37~ Oii• ~ IC u-r 7JO l~sAl,gil/fJ. CA90064 111' •• ou I). r' o "''ange A • • A L D, v.11n lh<1 provision of Sec· ESTATE OF· C: 1 ., me ol 581 in lawful 1 .. :n, 011-... .. I ~ Fl~.J.ct,.r o Jlj) 201 2021 i/y· Davi C.., •• I) 01. A.pr 120 1994
rtghl 11::::;: ~!'':i'~1~o: WESTMI NSTER, CA 1ic.n 6008 of !fl~ Govern. JOSEPH ROBERT ~~1[:;!g~c;i 8~rasu~ ~~~ ,,-.-;:-& 01 tho Ut 'teo States) "21,M ,6114' __ _ ora .. g~ .c-. .. 111} C..lilo , .. ~IDll ... rn:~iN IJtfir..: 11 NOirCE Tn1~ fctiuous Name vey~ Id o d IT ~ 92e83 714 Bl3·4913 .• 101.t c-.o-u of Cahlornla COSGROVE Et1c1ton 10 Sell to be l T~& Chapr.1c1r. Avanue PUBLIC NOTICE ....... u1110 o~ Jou . .., Ross • PRIOF111 f58342 ::.'-lie .. c t ~•ll t§ trve years 11 un et sa ff o rus By: J . WILLIAMS , Pollltoner alle.oes In sub· d h entrc1t1c& 10 lh<.o Ci~ic c 611t81 -.a:rt.:d '!13r, Will SELL A 5.~ • r•wr. Ille ~!t 11 wast a 111 ~e In thl prol>efly 9ituallld In VICE PRESIDENT l>IJnce in t.ald l>e1111on lhat Caso No. A171374 recor Id tn 1 8 county B Id 300 E t fill lie f60»61 fUBUC AUCflOll TO TH ,5/li,:,/19l94 011,,.dl Ult Cou IV C~rk A n~w s~1d~o~~!Y and Stace de· , Put)lishud N1."Jpud ~U~Tl~GT~N BEACH IN· cr:1.~:sh~1:;:~c1:;~~'. i::::ci•:ir:::~'Jrr~: Ch~pn',~~ A•ll Orat•vb °b5A FICTITIOU.llUSllllf.>b HIGHEST BIDDER rUR .:ASH. PUBLIC NOTICE ftc.t11ic .. , Busness Name Sta:B
$ I EXHIOIT "A" 8.i.iCh·CO!.to l.1LS3 oa.. E E~DEN IS a newspa· tors ~nd' pa1son1 who may months have elapseo since all rrghl t1tlo a~d n1111es1 -•NAME STATEMENT' 1~ ... 111;. d( ti!"~~· ;.J:. :I I.JN!~ -----t ' nw.I Ct tueo Delore tlla1
PARCEL t· Pilot April 2b M.i ::. ,; pe:1 o. 1o1oneral clrculolton olherwise be Interested In such rllCOfclation nveyoa to ..no '"'"' held ~ l.J ... •w ;.t -~ .. \•1 mcne; .. t 111. IJnltcll :ital~.) .J Fiia NG. fl07ot0 w... n. l1o .. g ol 111'5 statement
UNIT st AS SHOWN ANO 1994 y ' publl"ied ~or tr• d:s· the will or eslale or both DATE: <W22194 by It undll saio Qjj&d ol 1.,~ •• w";ro Dw. •b,. as DONG Th~ Cnwi.mo• A.~1.,w -.n11a1. dCTITIOUli IUSINESS doe~ •'11 ~1 1~11 au1110r122 Ille . ESCRIBED tN THE CON· · serr.tn•tion o loca or 18 e· of· JOSEPH ROBERT cos: N.A MORTGAGE Trust in the pioperty sllu· BA<.i< 3tl..M 8/~·010 S Iv Ille CMC Ct.ute i>uud1 v· JO NAME STATEMENT use•· l/llS state o1,a Fic~oous
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8oMINIUM PLAN RE Tn!>l2 praphlC rews a~d hlnlel· GROVE SERVICES. INC AS led 1n S'1d County, d•· BR0011nURST ,,, ANAhEIM Easl Cllapmar A.~ Or.ingc c ll11011,.g ;icr ... ni~I Bu~oe~s l'<ame '" VIOia on Of
CORDED SEPTEMBER 14. PUBLIC NOTICE t'~/',~,c~ 0 gener~ n~I arac-A PETITION hos been TRUSTEE · scribed .is REFERRED TO CA92804 all rioht t1Ui .. 10 .t.:;nl ··" •.v~ ~~I>'. ~· ·h FLOW tilt. 'll"a. ~I anotnet under Fed·------~ 1978 IN BOOK 12841 B hhtCtlylol fu 0 ngton Meo by JONA MONTGOM· •OO E MAIN STREE 1 IN SAID Oc:EO OF l RlJST P'ONG 1vvL .tt !lli1t •cycd t~ .JIO """ n.td Ot EnS i. OC:1.IGl1' ,1~.Ub r 41t St.I~~ ta 5*
PAGES "897 TO 1028 IN· N.QTICE OF s~:i~ uf co~~ y ·~ a t~(" ER'i.Jru.he Supetloc Court CJa'.ON,CA~ ROPERTY SOLL..:AS IS oe..t-AST-un. ''· lili~9E ,., Oct ....io Otd~I in-... ;J.~ 7J, c o 1J~LEnlO~ ~tlh!" '4400 til seq Bus.iess
CLUSIVE OF OFFICIAL TRUSTEE'S SALE n 1 d 1 Olnt •• n 89 of Cahlornla County ol OR· 4000 The total .u .. ou it o. tht. Jr Gl\OJE (,,. ;~oi:4 i>•OP..11) ,11uat£C1 1.,. 1d ~ .. Jo.,· ..A ;ttb3 o 00 P.wlcsso0n~ Co~)
R ECO ROS 0 F s A ID A ..... 937-98 107 ,,;,.rn ""jl) a mtnimum COV· ANGE. T.,lptlon. Numoer aid balar...o ot :111.. ;.bi.g.. -.•1 ~AA LEf '9111. btltAS C.alrtotn1.; l!E;.c. 0.:0 ... Mt:ti·l\ .. v. ..tVw:i.UI• r~~lro1•'iw
COUNTY. LOAN NO: ~~~g~.~ ~~~s·~~d0'1~~~~: THE PETITION requests (209)548-3769 lion sect. "d I>) ~"~ Oe~c un . 14, GAHOcN •t1CM, C REFERREu •UINSAh)DccoO L.Ui. 1;k, ·LAC~ SUIT.E B COASTAL COUNTIE.SESCROW
PARCEL 2: ea1773.s ttgenco ol a geneiat chai· that JONA MONTGOMERY PAT STEVENS. AGENl al Ti1u~ .ll"d .ua.:w~p~~:;,. 920«~ l!'_~Sl ··f'Rvn:RI\ 'SOlO A r~'LLERTJI~. CA926.f1 G crP. AN UNDIVIDED t/t9TH achir .JI not less than be appolnlod os personal TPS #2653S ltma e co:it. :i 1 .ii.J .......... •• • J~~"' I:> -·-__ es .• _ ........ loll b099 01oenwes1 tretl
INTEREST AS A TENANT · REF: BROWN, WENDY mcnty.fi.e peieenl (25'%) 1epresentatrve to adminls· April 28 and Mo, 05. I « and ';"v.,,,-~rs tll :is n~.eth:> """"~,,:. ,i) ,:,1~ ih., l11tJ1 ..n.u~. :i .1 ":i.·11 ~ :m W'ldMdllJ •1. :l\glDl't S.<iC'l CA92647
IN COMMON IN THE FEE C\/ B OF A of 11~ total published Inches let lhe estate of the dece-l994 ~rba P-1ful•uS o Sl-.NcO , rONu YU\,11 . tt o..i..1.:t ol tht Dl/C.L.t • • $1:·~ED t.11C.Ht.~l ,~ ... :i.\;~. ~ .. 11ori.Beacll·COStl Mesa
INTEREST IN AND TO THE T.S No. 3073ea d .. ri~ oach yeor of tho dent Ollce ... ...«: rs Ml ~A". ct ~"r•o b) s<ltd (h~ -t .'S. -n. --.. ~:;-I :;t,1\/Toe~...CC LO Oa.ly Pilot
COMMON AREA OF LOT 2 27349 three year pertod Im· THE PETITION requests PUBLIC NOTICE $228 9!1C. "' P~}111"r 1 n ........ _ ·' .... c 1..011 ... :uso 1.ibl)' csn:n.1co ....... • -=-;i1;s .s ... Ot tll~ • .,,..,4 '"° ~r 28 May5 12 19 TRACT 98S9. AS PER MAP IMPORTANT NOTICE tl•edt.itoly p110r to the hltng lhe . ~ecedenl's WILL and mus I be ~ wo~n L.. w-• 0 ... 1 •·· .. ~t tlle llC· .~per.>es d 1d 40\<: :t •• t tn. L::c~· .... ·"·•~ "'' • .a .,
FILED IN BOOK 435. TO .PROPERTY ot the Petition; that said cod1c1ls. n any. Do a~m1tted NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S cashier~ c;:i1.1 r r. d~a~~ ,~· • bb: •• 0 •• 11., .... ~ e v 11 .... 1es ~r.ie ol tnc 1111UJI ~ .. 01~:10 1 :.o 3':1\'" ~ ~~~ 'l4 ~94 PUBLIC NOTICE PAGES 1 TO 3 INCLUSIVE OWNER· nc..vsp.iper hos been In ex· to probate Tne will 'and SALE lJf1j0£R O£ED stare fJ .it i .a 1t~1ea .b ....... n ~./A :he N'lll\.t. .JI Sult. I) r .. ~ •::itar 0,1t ..... ,,.,a • .,t,,
OF MISCELLANEOUS YOU ARE IN D.EFAULT il>l.inco uhdor the specified any codicils, a10 ava1labtd OF TRUST f!'c,8;,~ dr~~· t.,~_Jld~. ~r 1n: ... :.i1e1.~: .. ~ .• :..o :ilt11 S60,,a73os ,~r,-·11 .... t. ~ll' Cvunty Cl~i. ul O•u•wtt f FllllTlloUS.flUI05S7l1EZ•• MAPS. RECORDS OF SAID name "HUNTINGTON for exominahon In tho ftle rs f\ju 2186~ "' " '. ~1 Cc .. i fy Ci...~ .:>I O·...r.ve Di...uh Ji..&> .,r,:-..-d .. ::r C.~untycr:Acrd2o ~ ICT 10 It ....,
COUNTY, AS SUCH TERM UNDER A DEED OF BEACH INDEPENDENT" kept by the court. lu•n No 3b7291 2MP <.heck di.i ... r. b} .l .. 1.1tr l)I Co •• I) c ~·• l..1 .9!i4 en Dt i Stalll JI icO" ;j i;J. ·~ \Oll t·~r rii;nttou tw . MAME STATEMOO
IS DEFINED IN THE AR· TRUST, DATED JULY du1lng th• Whole of said THE PETll'ION 1eques1s Oltlttt Rttl -· federoil 581/tngs ... , d Ocl NO'rlCt Thb ftC;litlOU) clj lll\O loan asSOCliltlOl'l 5a<1ng s-:!"11 J' ••• ~ 1,.,; ,e.-s 111.. 1011o .... 1110 pefSO!l SI
TICLE ENTITLED "DEFINI· 1, t988. UNLESS YOU 1hr11e yn1 period: the said autho<ily lo edmrnlster Jhe A .. Numbet. 442·171 ·50 a~sOC18lt0~ s:~:;ig: ":a~ ~t.111?m.11t ~pur.s fllle )..at astocsabOll 01 ~'~) oan t;~1 ~--ta tt ...,4) !oleo ir. U!e is;.Jlco dc.ing bus~ IS WH1TE
TlONS . OF THE DE,<?LARA· TAKE ACTION TO PRO· newspapet ha.s • bona lid• es tat• under Ille lndepen-YOU ARE IN 0£f AUi.. T .~reo ~r s~IJ~~ 5102 0 lrc;r I.he .i~te il A<b ltl;sCI 111 ttie spedlied " sectlOI\ 5102 ... lilt Oita JI I!" C ... i.inly CJetl( A .ev. FRONT Ptl~RMACY B01 llAl({R
TION OF COVErcANTS TECT YO\,IA PROP· ltsl ol paying subse1ibers dent Admlnt5tra1ion ol Es· UNDER A DEED Of the Financial Cod" .md au-Oll....,.,lltltC ... 1f¥C.i.:1k Ane FUlanc:lalCodeandcautnoriz..tlt ~leltll>JU: &u~. ~!.~ Nar.e SI.II• STREE COSTA ~ESA. CA
CONDITIONS ANO RE· EATY, IT MAY BE SOLD and a 1ubstan1tal ~lstribu· ta.~rs 11 Act. h (This autrorlt~ TRUST DATED Sopll.11 .. ber rhonl1od 10 dO b"1!>i 18u tr\ ~ •• :111 •• , EU>l•lhS N.iti. Stale do t1us1ness 1n lhlS ~tatt. •TILO' mt•>< bb flletl bole-. m0, 92626 -'allM 19820 E
STRICTIONS RECOROEO AT A PUBLIC SALE IF lion to paJd subscttbots In wi a OU I ~ p~rs~na rep 18 19119 UfljLESS YOU thir. stale Tho 'tt\let ad ,., .1 1 •v•\. b' hle11 D.IC1• Itta Tne street aoure ..... i,c .it.'M ,.me -;.,8 11ftng .,11.111s ~tat~ • 1 A.NIJY nw" aLNUT "aLIF
IN BOOK 12573, PAGE 870 YOU NEED AN EXPLA lho Huntington Beach, Call· ros~nta 11j 0 3 e m:iny TAll.E ACltON 10 PRO· dreu ana Olhc .. -ommo II • '"""""II w• tro •• w:t el ........ 1or OeSI\; a:ic.,' 11 •·l'r :. a.i-:• 'IOI ol 1tso1t ~JtMftb. Ille l>t<YLINE " ""
0( FT OEFFDICEICA~ aRRAETCIOORN~)S NATION OF THE NA: tornlu area: the s.ald news-ap~~:s ;e:~~:' 1a~~~9rt ::: lECT 'l'OUR PROPERTY, 11 des1gnauo1 •. ti il .. /~ ol lh de, .. t .. 1 Its••• 1:1c:111. :ti. Ill• 1ea1 ~1o~rr; <lcsi:tit.(:~ u:;, ti\ l111: Stala ~I " Fi.:b• v•> 917189 H ..-papor has established and · . MAY BE SOLQ AT A PUB I 1 de croOll u 1 a, ... >talc. •" r...:.~ .. v> obi..,. 11o p~:,..citao Iii~ l!lto l uSlll"SS flllm. en , .,i;,~or t Ill) ~$11ess IS conoucted
AND ANY SUPPLEMENTS TURE OF THE PAO. publr$hld al regulat Inter· ~n very l~portan~uons, LIC SALE IF YOU NEED ~~v/::pp"i:i~ .od" tc 00 o. 1 ••• '. .. '.".),) • .l:all. ,,,I Cl 11 Ol"-t. N~•;.:: iL ':, • ui, lt!:hlS ol :.ndtno .1 .oe· r"j o, .,.11\llMclual
AND AMENDMENTS Cl!EDING AOAINST vals or1 Thursdays and Sat owave~. I pe< !eP. AN EXPLANATION Of 31 Q G I A 0 t/l iL t •• • d• ,.~ 9tbol t ~ St:.. • .ommo 1.1,. Set S1liNcO A.NO'fl'<ALM
THERETO. YOU. YOU SHOULD urdays ol each week In IOSC!"'lalrve Wtll be iequrred lHt: NATURE Of THE c 1 tor a lac 92~26 .. ' ~lo: • ,,,, 14 ~ Tht ... 10tl•l\j•' 0 T ~-... ~ :l1"• 'l><.""Jon ,-,;OJ et XI B(I ... Tiie tcgistra~I comm~riced 10 Atfi~rn~~ J.~~~~F~9~ CONTACT AUWYER. ~~1111~1~n ,BT:~:i ,~a~~ ~er~~~s ~~~:1!01~!~,e~!~: ~~3c~~e·~~ JL't,A:fo~' r~!'"u.1~;ri.s~gr.e: Ttuste s,· ... t.w ·~lo .. :1 .. ~~. s;:,t$: ~ ... 1ru. o11y 1ab1lll} tcr J•·~ ... .id .-rote-1ar.~ coa:1 • u.11~11>11S1ness under me tie
'ERALS MINERAL RIGHTS .on MAY 12, 1994, at yo~: 3~0 l~ has only ~no waived notice or consentod TAC1 A LAWY~R di.sctc1.ln1a any hui.i'h1r lo "'"Ft •• :~:~· • .., ':cOt1 ''.cvr-~ .. tnes:. .,f Ill& :tr~I ad· 1111H.11n. uuous .. ~us111ess.11~me or l'ames
T R• L G S R GHTs' tO 00 AM. CAL·WESl ERN • lo lhe proposed action.) an'I tn...o.1ec.tr ~ " th r •• " d.cou .. r.d c.111;.r .. o.;i •• ~ d~.111-:-.•~.~ ~. 1. ...... ..iew 11steo ..... cr.t oo ... 1 .. NA U A A I . RECONVEYANCE CORP a punclpal office ol publlca· Th • d d t ad . I Nulle."' i• hit•""' i>1h•1..i s•r11~udd t. .s hi iSb.ow Mttffti!A 1.0RP ·••IKlll II a·, slloiNTI nr.~1 ~?Jo Th~ stati:rnenl wast •o "-'Ill ANO OTHER H't'DROCAR C I I I' ~ s tlon \'>hh .. h 0'11ee Is localed a '" epen en min s· Uull Co .. ~t Fed Se.vl<.u ' 1 •· ~ "' ,. r 5a ·i-::iL m j b 111 ~ nf¥ CISlll. ol Olanot BONS BY WHATSOEVER a rornta ~0tpoiai ' .l in U,11 Cuy of Hunllngton llallon autho1ity \'>1~ be • C..lttomi .. Coipor.tlloo c .. nr. • c:luw•v ·-l•Oli 1 ~IJ2~·dt ul~ •• B•d.h '4 54 . PE _ 03t, .. .~.22.£S.1 ¥.1 :>121926C~ 1.1111 Ai.~14 199
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NM .. E KNOWN, GEOTHER· duly appo ~led tll••lilc aeach c4Jilornla. which Is granted unless an tnler· a lr tee Of iUCCHSU< ant .>h.J><n he1c.1r 5.tt G-Ot .. G•O•c~ -A. 920.t• ~l!la;it w oenant ;;t .i.;;il..rtf)I Oun~ te . r F ~
MAL STEAM AND ALL unde1 and ""'•"" I '" ilhln Ille same county as ested pe1son Mes an ob-u"' t~! o b111 t d sale w1H ~.nod~ b.-1 with ,..,, ::·tSc.J,,:.n t;..istiMt ~~1ess or :>'>ell 'cg~;uir.g PUBLIC NOTICE ~ I fliS rc:tOOYi ame
PRODUC TS DERIVED Doed of TrJsl • .1.:i iha pehllcal subdivision 101 J•ctlon 10 the petttion and ~~ .. • ~ ·~nl 1•0u t~e out covena": 01 !arranty ~Pit u~ po~~ .. 11). .• · ~ ~" -~1ater-1•nt expores INI rears
FROM ANY OF THE FORE· JUL y 1 I, 19&S .J: ' N. 1<hleh the Pelttionet now show good eDuse why the Deed Olp~f\J~I 111ecuted exp1HHd ~I ·~ .,..11ed re "'''•'4Jtr 'Al-,, lb MQ, :. j 2 Df..Oc.15 It.I L'lt ""'""·G ii •••• 1. HG FI067H Iron tnf. Oilh: ti was filed In Ille
GOING THAf MAY BE 88·3301~1• in t-J .. r X "".ig1: seeks odjudtcallon eoun should nol grant the b H 11 In M Sade h' gatd1ng ~~I. posseu1on ---.Jh~ty1ng rnz .. 1debted .. b~) r1CrlTIOU8 IUSllllESS Ollk.c. .. I Ille C11un1Y Clerk A new
WITHIN. OR UNDER THE X or Olllclal RULO J: tn lho Said Petition will be hoard autho1ity. . a~d ~!'.,. M SadJh11 enc:um~.11\-.ilS 101 mo pur PUBLIC NOTICE ~e~ured b, ,,ml IJG.oa .. 1 Tru5 • NAME SfATEMElllT FtotJuo~. Bus111tss Name Siata, PARCEL OF LAND HERE· omee of th& Cc.-. •1Y All· in lhO ;ib011e·enlilled court A HEARING on the pell· h IJ nd •IWI ht Re'. pose ol ~.111sly1n1; the rn· ~ . -----il'CIUd~·~ tn• r,h ch.i•v•• .ir.o r.. l:il<O*lnQ P,.hJ , ~ 111er;1 rn1.t~1 De hrea bt!Olt Ltia,
INABOVE DESCRIBED. TO. S~~faer :.' ~~~g~~u~~. In Oepanment 7~3 thereof, '2'°n1994wiU beat hel1'4dSonP MJUNIEn c~~d:d 09/Hl~SIY I ~.~·~;"-:,-:, ~e.;;;~~l.l b Fll~r~l~US~~ ulllpa~ts,~1~( T·1.o)ctea c PO:w ... l·N. t.10tOOR~5t113:-3)20¥:PA~'tic :: rn~ ~r~~ ~~~~~rr~~ GETHER WITH THE PER· WE D 0 localed at 700 Civic Cenle1 • • · · · Book Page lnll f d9 8 ..... n~-r1 "" -u LA• • • " • ., " PETUAl. RIGHT Of DAILL· tculad by N y J Drive Wu!il Santa Ana Dept. 703 loealod al 341 5 14 192 0 t o If• c. 1 .t 1ng tho lei;.. ..1'.:>•tt"" .. io MAME STATEMENT w'TrtiSI n. tlcfa·" -:;x~JIU 3 O CO~ l>IGHWA\ SPAct A 1 •-' · .i. i &alt 01 a ftet:llOus
ING, MINING. EXPLORING !?f0°~l~ ~JIN~~,·~~ c0111fom1a on' May 4, 1994: The Cit)I Drive SoUlh. Ot· Record• 111 lne olli.:e 0 expcinses ol the Tru~11;11 .n. l~P: .. r II ,.t •w 1• 0.1.creo 10 tn .~a~·•'W"*a CAN~POtrJT CA\12629 6tJSJfu Name 111 v!Olal!On or
ANO OPERATING THERE· fi at 1net hour ol 9·00 A M , o1 ange. CA 92668 the Cot.only Recordet 0 The ben11t1C1ar~ ur.dor aa1d 1~"'~ w• • :I o ...... e~ • .i.. A & 1. 11ter. uw.. JL.,· .. 1 0.1.l I Mu. Afltcu SAIFU• 1;,..AM tn~ ·igntr. 01 anomer unoer Fed·
FOR ANO STORING IN ~~c;8HLJ~1 Ae~8JE~N F6~ as soon lh01eotie1 as' coun· I~ YOU OBJECT TO tho Orange Couu~ Catoor-Deed ol Trust h111ul.Jlore l N.lRPR.Stl> bOO BwlSJnJ 0 JrO 0c!T1'1nrl !Or ::..ii.: .i110 .; 12i>IJ S HIGHLAND A\'r ,,, t1.i1 Slate Of common IJW (See
ANO REMOVING fHE • set may be heard 'at whleh granting of tho petition. you nla and ur1uant to th eiu1c:u1eo and oehvered 10 t .. ._w> w b~.i..n 1..A!iio51 I .., t r I ruu:;.-:iN c;A926l2 s.ctior 144QO el seq Business
SAVE FROM SAID LAND g~~NC~~H~RS~A~~EQC~ lrme Polllloner will i!pply should appear al lhe hea1· Nohce o~ Detaull •n lhe und-.1&1gnid d Nt11ten lhOMAS oO" bO~ ~.ii~=·· f~-~ I~$'.,/ ~:"~ .• 01;: 1n1. :u.1 • rs " J.A.11:0 a a P.i.lcSsrons CO<le.
OR ANY OTHER LAND IN· tor &n o1de1 declatlng and Ing and Slate your ob· E1ec:11on to SOii thereun Declaration or Ouf .. uh and "' '--»" • o.. .. ~t .A ;.1051 • ' .r. oi.-f \I~ ·.L .
CLUOING THE RIGHT TO ~~~h~~ N ~ ~ estabflsh1119 HUNTINGTON JecllonL. OLl~e.....wunen ob-der re<:orded 1212111993 Demand tc., :,a~~ n°"!~~ nis b... •· .JllOw • .., ~~;~~ii-;;'..\.;. 'tt,~ sf.;tn: ')Ct1A.Mt!i ;,>HIJ• l UCU ESCllOW CO., ltlC
WRlPSTOCK OR l)1JIEC· -'BEACH l~Ol:PENUEm-as jeettons-W1lh the COUii ~in troo :-Page -TOTI ~N4t"-'i> ...,.._..,_ "'1'"••1<h•w --1 _ , cl , : lM' 18795•£ Co ima Ro.ad
MINE f R 0 M l ANDS gR~g~ g~~O:,:, ~~ ~ culallon forth• City of Hun-peaiance may be In person Reco1de *ill Sell o undersigned c:.i.useo .said RE.Q••il• ii h.u i.,1 ,. "'"\iw• ··~ "~li· "birt> • ~·:! ;,3 :n •·. :s·::· •• ~~ c. •. Jtr Ill '•<..,pert Beacfl CostJ Mes.a
TIONALL v DRILL AND STATE OR FEDERAL a n-spape1 ol general cir· IOI• the hea11ng. Your ap-93 81S494 of U ld Olllc1el and Elec:uor ... Sall The s GNt O TnOM;.~ OVA ... o o: 'r tn.. ..... I)' "11 •• c, ;...~ ... ·-· ... ~ .: ·-·~II~· "-"'Id .d He9hl$ ~A 91748
,OTHER THAN THOSE srATE OR FEDERAL SAV· tlngton Beach, County of o~Fb~6~ul~~o;:i~~EOITOR 05/19/199. at t 00 P M 11 ~rti~e 0:0 O~!~i"ltto a~~ICI l1~n~ .. 111 ... 1m1S!> u c~· ~ :.:~:.c1~:,..._~::.~~~L.:~ 11c1111cu1 t'U'' r:z •• -4 r Da1lyPllol HEAEINABOVE DE"tNGS AND LOAN AS· Orange,StaleofCalilornlo. tha North fronl enlranc ao ron flCbbu .. S Ow~1MS •Oat!? 04121~ ~!Me~•.steclfM!:'
SCRIBED, OIL OR GAS SOClATION SAVINGS A9· DATED: March 25, ~ ad conling;nl credt~r1J~ lo the Coun!l Cou1t ~;~~d~~-~~8.ll~~opc;:~nl! r.~~~ ~~~ n.~re;rn_ , • ~A MOAiuAG~ ·-.S n• Cc"n' .'-, .• :l •
WEUS. TUNNELS AND SOCIATION' OA SAVINGS 1994 e ec;e~so 'rho~;iu coun huuH, 700 C1 c Cente located ano more tl'lan thre Ill •c.u·r; Ou ~C 45 T .. )1£. .. Y. "'z "• • ~A7c~~1~· TWERO~S~ ~.i~K5~~ff~~·~~~~1~~ FRANCIS EF ~~= ~r mca~r~ c~~Y 10 ~.per· ~v:1 :~~c s:~c~~."~ months have etapsao s. c ... ~or. Ai;· i /u'·1j'. w" ~OJ~~ str ..... :.~.. • c~:]~f&~r •• f·. 4:: ••
SURFACE OF THE lANO CIAL CODE AND AUTHO. AND ROBERT • sonal 1tp11sentatlve ap. U\<i hrQhHI bidder lo such rec:otdabon. NO'r.~ It ~ ~i.;~. " •; ",·"u''·1 "6 37~, i;::t!n!rt -• •• ,e;. HER EIN A 8 OV E DE· 8 y : f AA NC IS E • poinlld b'/ the court within c ;uh (p .. yaule al lh DATE: 04114194 Siutt1o1ur • " l' " ~· "'~ :om . ie C'•' , :n
SCRIBED ANO TO BOT· ~IZ~~l;oST~~E B~~~~E~~ SMITH, Atlorno~• for four montha from lhe date time uf aale In lawlu N.A. MOF,tTGAGE fic1r.. tn .. Jdl• II Na<. tu. ,: Ci3 IJ~_L1·1lla ta<lar /y,:r>t ClllNJ ol 11'1& j~u·:, ~k-~ :. •
T 0 M s u c H w HI p. HELD AT THE ENTRANCE Petlllon•r ~~r:':~ lps~~~~~~ f~ ~~~1l~~ mooey ol lhe Uni•• ~~e~~1s INC ' AS Oll!Go 01 me Ct.111lty c. ... ~ /1 •. T :,26583 "lct:IOO~ Bu~J.-:. ..,... ::ilali
STOCKED OR DIREC· TO THE ORANGE CITY Published Newport 9100 of lhe California Pro· Stat.,sl all 11g111 ltlle 400 E MAIN STREEl Fl..trllous aust 1hS N.. SIJt.. MJ, J~ 12 15 ·~~.< r~n· mus~ t n.,.; °"'~ t In.ii MMIOl lA .....
TI 0 NALLY DRILL E 0 HALL. 300 EAST CHAP· eeach·Cc .. ta Mesa Daily b 1 Code Thi ti • 10 11• and ml11te~1 cun ., , ~d 1 STOCKTON CA 9529<>-mc11l mi.st b. • .. a t.: . :ti~ PUBLIC NOTICE -''Tl ""'It• .. ~i :nc0 .. t.1~ • MOUNT Of.NI ~~S J~J4ENRE~DA~J> MAN AVENUE. ORANGE, P1lc.I \i;it I ., 6 7, 8, 9, i~ t clalrn .. will ,:;;, ux~i;c iond llJ lll> h .. td b, ti Li '"" 4oog . Lil'·• T!k hllll11 .I ttii.> Oi"' • ..... :i:il =' !Ult 111:.r ii Ill. ~ • ~ t.IEATH OR BEYOND TH~ CALIFORNIA ell ilgnt, title • ••• • ,ol ,5 16. 18. belOfe lour months lrom a.;1<1 Deed of Tru.z it lh TalephOna NumtM..· de..> ·~! JI t:..:H aw: • •:. •.. '!. lllOT1Cl Of TRUSTlE'l IAU .-:•Ir. 11; S:.Sli ;ii a Fi...bl .. v, °""'91 • c:r.n-y
EX T ER I 0 R 1-1 MIT S and lnter;ihsl COllVe)ll eo to -_c : 12 lJ 25 26 the hea1lng date noticod prl>f..:rtv ~t\ual.d • .ut (20lil)546'3752 use C\1_ .... ! ct ff;~:• .. . ...._ Tiii .. JSllUI liu..n~., '.:lrn6 111 ·.,.>ta:iur .-1 ~"'II\\ .4U Fa11Ju" and now eld by t u11ae1 2& M~. 2 " 4 above Cum ly df1d St • DEBRA MULLl:R A<..c:N 8 .... ••>• ·,~ .t:.t.. I T t .. 11-tlH IM n;:lb , ~1111>' ... 1d!r tea THERE 0 F . AND T 0 aald De.::d cl T1u:.lln the • '·• JO • YOU. MAY EXAMINc: ino d<.~ .. , tb..d "~ .I. 1111. rl\lhl> .I • i:lt• ~ Y\JU ARE IN DEFAULT ~ ~r~t Sta:! .• t .~r .. m..,r la1qS..o 1625 Glal4r
flEOJULL, RETUNNEL p1operty s.t.-.aled In :..ild :, '9. .;1ekeptb'1the court.llJoi.. PARCEL 1 l M.ay US. 12 11111 Sl.llt> ~ .~ ""l.~· ltN DATI;O 1'(fl/9J llNLESS5.::lor.1 '~0 .. tl.tQ ll"i.iness CoS1A M ...
EQUIP, MAINTAIN, RE· Co11n1y . arid St.ii• de· "'"'' dfl a pe1son tnlt reste 1 """'1 N<. 'y · 9· 561.uon l'40u el,., OU TAI(( ACTI~ TO r'ROTECT .. ~c ~r~'·•·i.:;, Ode• 11 .......... t;•;•;•;. •• PAIR, DEEPEN AND OPER· sc:rrbed as· -P-UBLIC NOTICE-th t I y , ,· C1ry vi N1.wµ1. d ...... h a Profbs1;: 1.Jd• OUR """,,..RTY IT MAY BE rirs; r 'In.,_ ....
ATE ANY SUCH WEUS OR c 0 M p L ~ j h y D ~ -Wl~h r:: ~uJ~u .~~al R1o~ Cvo:.~ .;>I °'" " Sl.1 PUBLIC NOTICE ll'SI F111ng OlO A'T"PliBuc SAU tf YOU Al.DUH TMM ESCROW CORP ~~~s. lt.~~'fliHroro SCRIBED IN SAID DEED 0 . ;c Cc.untv quest for Special Notice .:ii ~~ .. ~~~·;~r··.~ 8 ~~ ~g4 NOTICEOf" NeWPvrlBliil0'1 -·-· ..... EEDNHXPLANATIOH OFTHE umwir.i Di II
ORILl• MINE STORE EX OF TRUST Su .. erlor Court the frltng of an lnventc..I} P•\ltt• 11111c.1.o"h 4 111ciu lRUSTEFSSALE O.:it ?T.t A.TUREOfTHEPROCEEDING -4 F.;·e)f ..A51coJa
PLORE AND OPERATE • PACSIFTRICUSNTEAEl lOt..... PLAINTIFF: .Anlhonv and appraisal Ol 1Slal1t U • •Ive, M lacellaneou UNOEI' DEED OF TRUST ~·-~lL;>w ,... ~-1-L j NSl YOU YOU SttOUl o:!!r,O"~J:.11 c ... t.a1 .... BANK. A C sets or of any petrtron or 0 T S N 22M T M) nl THROUGH THE SURFACE The atreel addrHs and M. arllnl eccounl 81 piovided In Mapa, In the Ille• o . • o. PUBLIC NOTICE OHTAC A l.4WYER ~· ~·· • Ai: 281.4 " Of THE UPPER 500 FEET other common designation. DEFENDANT: Rav· tecllon 1250 ol lhe Cahloi· the County Recorder ol Loan No. 111'7.U.Crall lllOTICI 11 .. RUY QIVUi .. ,. ," . ~ £~ THE SUBSURFACE OF If any of lht real p1operty mond DeAngelo nla Probate Code A Re· Hid County YOU~~tEr ".t~·.:.r"VLT Fiil lllo. FIOIUJ TMT: 5 I; I
, nE UNO HEREINABOVE described 1bove Is Put· NOTICE Of t I S Jal N I PAR c EL 2 ..,. '" ..,..,... FICTfTIOUS IUSIME~ On May 26. 1~ ~· '" .:i PUBLIC NOTICE DESCRIBED. AS RESERVE 10 be: 3001 CROY· , ques or pee o ice e11clu1ive appurtenan UNOElt A DEED Oft TRUST MAME STATElllE.NT ASSOCIATION LI N SERI/
DIN THE DEED FROM THE pc>rtld y COSTA MESA MARSHAi. S SALE IOfm 11 available from the eu41rnent1 for lngroa DATED May 21, 1HO. UN-•he lollOv. " wrsVonlfi(S) m • t . f"· ....... f..-"u IRVINE COMPANY ACOR· OEN BA ' ' LEVYING OFFICER court cletk, and egreu qver pt1va LESS YOU TAKE ACTION • 0£0 S, • dlilJ IPPOinlld Tni5 .,. -_.. • ._
PORATION, RECORDED c:h:2~erslgnld Truslff Oren{lt Counly Mer-Attom•y for IM Potl• atrHll at HI torth I TO ,_.OTECT YOUR ff~~ dog(¥29l>Usi~~:, All( n~,.::~~ ~ fl~O~A=::rss
DECEMBER 22. 1980 IN disctalms any llablllty for ahal, 4901 J•mboreo tloner: tho1e c11rta1n Oec:laration PROPERTY, IT MAY IE HUNTINGTON BEA•.. ment numbtt i3·'583M, 0 Ille IOdOWlt.Q PEr)vubJ BOOK 13882, PAGE 690 any lncomtc:lnHI of the Blvd., 1 108, Newport MARIO W. MAINERO ot Cov1nan11. Condition SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. 9...,.6 ...... d 1 ,.._ AA ... • WI OF OFFICIAL RECORDS. llreet address and other Beech, CA 92880 Har• JR., ESQ., (1 940771 a11d RHtnc:t1on1 • YOU NEED AN EX· '':."'uK JU KIM o,-reeor s o uolll t. • .r~ "'""g c .. ; 111>• 4lo l
A.LS 0 EX CE p TING common designation, II bor Dlvlalon LEVYINQ MARIO W. MAINERO, Tho street addr111 • PLANATION °' THE EhO MISSION ~ Clllofllla Will SE t O.'t"R CAH' 20111 St ll
THEREFROM, THE SUB· any. shown herein. OFPICER f1L• NO. INC., 5190 •IRCH ST., olhef common d••rgna NATURE °' THE PRO-2-91 T llLIC AIJCT:' TO ~ ~izo J ;:,.; ~
SURFACE WATER RIGHTS. Said sale will be made, ttOCS STE 201 NEWPORT tlon, 11 aoy, ol 1ho ru CEEDINO AGAINST YOU, OCK LIM KIM ST ~OOlof Tt;~ ~J . FA:liXW' •~ .i.:i W ...... 11 ....... B~WITHO~rnER~HT~ ~~~•~I 01 p O •EACH ~A 9288~pr operty deacrlbe VOU~C~TACTA~iiiiiiiiiiii~~~;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~;•;;;;;;;~~ OF SURFACE ENTRY. AS waiianty expreta or Im· COURT c;A ~ N • 1 above ta purpvn.d &o be l..'WY°'-RESERVEO IN THE DEED hid 1 ' atdr ttlle pos· S9Ufeo.A 21M (7141851·7'783 I Ruo Sl Cloud. Nttw Notice le hereby gtvet1
FROM THE IRVINE COM· :eulon 90con~on O< en-By virtue of a wril l11uld Publlahed Newporl 8oach. CA 92660 om E.ast..-n S.vlng• lantr,
PA.NY, A CORPORATION. cumbrancu. 1n'ctudlng on August 8, 1993 In th• Beach.Costa Mesa Dally Ttie undtlrslgned truat-ff.a.a.. •• trvlt ... « auc·
AECORDEO DECEMBER lee•. chargu and H· above d11lgnattd Court, Pllol May 4. 5. 11, 1994. " dl1cl•lms eny hablll c .. aot trult9e, Of •ub•
22, 1980 IN BOOK 13892. pens•• of tn• Trvst" and upon a fudgmeol ente11d WTh307 for eny lnc:onec1M11 tut9d trvltM purau.ant to
PAGE 890 OF OFFICIAL of th• trinl• created by June 30, 1993 In favor ol tho • .,_.. addrou an the Deed of Tru .. uecut9d
RECORDS. iald Deed ol Truat, 10 pay judgment credrlor(i), R•'I· PUILIC NOTICE olhet' common ct.ion• by MlchMI Cral • ..,,._
PARCEL 3: lhe remaining prlnclpal mond DeAngelo and 1100. II !thy, 1hown hef1 "*'• RtcOfdtd 0112111MIO
EASEMENTS AS SUC1'4 iuma of the nole(a) ... aQalnst Judgment debtor(•) N011CI M TRU9TIE.. In In B0011 -P• -lnll ..
EASEMENTS ARE PAR· cured by Nici Deed ol Anlhony M. Catllnl thowlng SALi ' The t.oU1 amount of the M-290l10 flA Dmci.t R•
TtOULARLY SET FORTH IN Truit to wll: St 10,306.28 f net b a I an c • of Trust .. &lie No. u11r.a1d b1tl•nee of lh cord1 In the omc:e fA the
THE ARTICLE ENTlnED with lntttH1 thereon from 11.321,442.38 11Ctuall'1 due 88919918PL ob 1g1U1on Hcured b County "9c0fdef d Ot·
"EASEMENTS" OF THE 4/0t/93 at 7.125% per on said Judgment on the Titlt Ord9r No 100016-3 tM ptopeny to be 1 Moe Counly1 C.llfom&t,
DECLAA4TION UNDER amum .. prOllldH In Mid dltt of the Issuance of APNe t 19-W2-~0 land ruson•bla .. 11mat-end SM'fouenl •o the Notke
THE SECTION HEAOINOS note(•) pllll COii ind any Aid wrn. I have levied YOU A"• IN DIFAUL ed c;oata •• pen... • fA Defeull Incl llKtioft to
IN SUCH ARTICLES EN-adllancn with lnlerHI. upon .. right. title and In-UlaR A DUD°' 1 ~anc: .. at the limo ot ... 1MNUMer NCOrded
TITLED AS FOLLOWS: ESTIMATED TOTAL DEBT lerell Of said judgment DATU> tl/111'11 UN tM lnlti•I pt.;blic.uon 12110t1ttS In 9oo11 -.....
"RIGHTS ANO DUTIES". $121,510.70 debtef(s) In lhe roperty In YOU TAKI ACTION T the Notice of eale 11 -lnlt I N.e12111 fA uld
"UTILITIES ANO CABLE Th• b•n•llcloty under Ill• County 0 Orange. P"OTICT vou 1704,40114 C>melal "9c0fdl, wlll ...
TELEVtSION"._ "SUPPORT, laid Deed of Truei here10-State of CaUromle, d• PltOPIRTYi...'! llAY I tn ~Ilion 10 CHfl. tno on Olf'lltt .. • ";00 ft.M.
SETTLEMENT AND fN· tore fteC\lltd end cfe4lyo. actlbed N tollowa: 80U) AT A tl"VWLIC UL.a Tru•toa will acc;ept • ec the....._ ttenc 9"tr..-ce
CROACHMENT''.t "11'4· ertd to \he undtrtlgned a Commonly known ad-" YOU NllD A c•ahter'• check dra•n 1o the COUICV ~ GRESS1 fOAEh ANO wrlMn DederlllkWI of De-dr ... : 3222 Ent Peclftc ll~ANATION OP TM on • .Ute or nahon•I 100 CMc C.....
RECREATIOHAL NOHTS". tau11 ind~ tor S411t, COMl Highway, Corona De4 NATUltl Of TH beM, • cMc:ll UrltWl"I tay We ... ._. AN. C
"EXClUSIW MSTRICl'ED tnd 1 written Notice of 0. J.W, CA 1212$.2302 PWSIDtN09 A • ..... or ledtlf .. t.todt\ puMc Mldton, IO the COMMON AREA EASf· IWI end eiectlon 10 Sett. ~ DtscriptJon: Loea 2 '1::11 YOU IHO"L un6on ore c~ll dtawn elt ....., for caae.
MENT' ANO ''METEA .BOX The ~ OM-.c1 Mel 3 of Trlle:t No. 1041. In M:Jf A lAWftA. by a ..... or ,...._. •av lpeyeltle et the ttMe fl/I ....
EASEMENT... uld NOlk:9 ol O.l•ull Ind the City 0( Corone De4 Mat, On Ol/1"4 at t.00 P.M. 1no1 and ro.n ... oel Iii aewt\.tt fMM1 fl/I tM
PARCEL 4': !Jecllon 10 ... 10 be ,.. c;:ountJ Of Orange, Sta1t of N A . MO RT 0 A 0 atfon, H•1n91 H IOCI Untied .._",. .. .......
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PRTITIOlll TO ol ... leeuanc. of lhe .... 30 DIAS CAL.aNDARIOI NOTICE TO ouiHDANi: =""..;......... --w:A: ...... unlell • .... ..... ,, ..... Of P'Gt>-..,,. on:>tW. C#rtlll, CA
w1 .. ~ In Mdbl pata Pf••..-, UM r• CA*° 1 Acua~ WAYHIE ~ -.................. • TMia bu..,_... le tlOfto tnw CIMcr1laed • Don Stlr\I MfllllOff .... -C..
ADllltNtHU ttOO of IN Celrbnia Pro-..-U ~ a SNqUlna MESSEAE, DOES t TO 60 9°" Jl.JDtaAL. OilTRICT jlllDft ID ......... IN dllCllld llf: a~' llllC. *'I eqlllp-Thia •l'r"*" wt Med -
llTATI CW1 bM Cod4t. The ttme 10t .. 1t1 .... corte. YOU AAEBEIHG SUED BY The name. ....... and .,_ 1C*S --wttV IN TM regl1tranl(t) COlfto 1111111 WiO'i lhe Counly Cltftl of CH40177 • 21W.5.1 ROY MYllOMD Ina delni• Wiii not ..... Una car.a o una lllllNda PLAtHTlfF: (A IJd, i. eata' ..........,,_ numbtf of l*lfto court ....., noc granl IN mianced lo nntMt bullo-..._.. ..... W Mf el <>r... County on MatCf\
Ml•D belott f«XN tnOl\lha from telefonlca no .. ofrec•• dem1nd1ndo) EDILIA tiff'• aaotnt)', °' _... IUlliofllw. ,... W-. fie PlclllcM ..,, tM4 22, 111M PU1UC IOTICI c ... No. A nHt• lht heating dll• notlc.cl p.ot.c;don; IU rt1pueala T 0 RR Es. A 0 a ER T 0 wtarlOUl en lllOmey la: (E A HIANNO on .. -lulineM Nw(I) .... .... •• ,.... N03000 -------~
To Ill heirs, ~. _..,., ""'8 1 maqulna Ilene que TORRES, a mlnot by wld nomOt9 la dlreociiOn r .. llan .. be held on June I. abo¥e on: ""'9 '• t"4 Publl1htd Newport PUbllthtd Newport INCh-NlllL ,_
crtdll0f5, conllngeol ciecfi. YOU MAY EXAMINE lht cumpjlt con Ila lofmlll-IN~ Nt QUltdllln ~ numtto' de ~ del 1 ... el t:41 P.M. In Dept. Mlfrioa Ho4tl a.Mc .. , leach.co.&t Mell D•., Colla M ... Dally Piiot ~!!.!.!!' lOfl, ind petlOl'lt who may Ille k•PI by the COUit. tt you dadel '-Qllff apt~ll lltem !DILIA TORRES 103 .... el )41 The City Inc .. Stephen A. Wet1, Viet _, .,...., ,. 12 ... Ill·-·
olh•rwlat be lntert1ltd In 111 1 peraon lnlt1Hled In 11 uated qUlett que la cone You hive 30 CALENDAR abogedo dtt der'nlnlMnle, Drive louU;, P.O. 8oX ..........,. Piiot W.V 5, t2, 1"4. AIMii 21• 21• -1 "• • Tiit lollNilg
lhe wlll Of .. 11 ••. "' both. the ........ you may lilt HCUChe IU cuo. DAYS .,.., INs aunmone 0 del ~ qut no , .. ,71. Ormngt. Callomla ,... ~ ... Th5t4 HIM. lllR doing ........ c
ol: ROY RAYMOND wlttl In• cowt 1 lofmll R.-Si usted no prtaenta au II Nrved on you to IN a Ilene lbogldo, ") 12.ttS-1571, Wiii IN County Clettc PUIUC IOTICI Th50I Pllnel, 541"l Arll4
REIBER que•l IOf Special Notice ol rHputlla • llempo, puede typeWritten rtspo(IM al lhl1 CHRISTOPHER E. AUS-W YOU OBJECT TO lhe Orange County on Apltl 1', • PUIUC NOTICE Huntington Buch,
A PETITION has been the ltllng ol an lnventcuy perd .. el c110, Y kl pueden court, SELL, BAR I ' t l7351 granting of the petiUon. you 1~ llOTICa OP 92649
llted by ROBERT ROSEN· and appraisal ol fftate II• qullat au Mlaflo, tu dlnero A leUtt Of phone call wlll SATIN I RUSSEu. .,0 ~ lflPW .. the heir· HOIHI "'9LICAUCTMMI ..... .-M C & 0 AtrQIPM. I
BERG In Iha Superiot Coun Mii Of of any pttlllOn or 'I 0\111 co111 d• tu not protect you· yow~ MACAAl UR BLV STE Ing ind atMe '/OAil ob-Published Hftpoft leach-Notlc:e II ._....., flC11f10Ua• llllUI Cllllornlr corpcwdon. 5-41
ol Callfornla, Councy ol OR· account as f'ovlded In ptopledad lln 1vl10 ldiek> written respons'e must be t50 NEWH PORT ~·~ .... H 5 Ot .. wrinln ob-Cotta Men Dally Piiot lhel lhe undet ·~ ~ MW sraTt..r llOIY ~. HIJnlf'.llleOn ANGE. a.coon 1250 o the Clllfoi· na1 pot parle de 11 cone. In p1oper legll form If you • ~ • willi lhe c:oun be-llglltCI will --~' ) callornll 1126411 THE PETITION requests nit Probate Code. A Rt· Exlsten Olro. re<iullllot I• want the court to heat your CALIFORNIA 92te0, 71... t the Nallng. Your ap-Apt'll 28• May 51 12• HI, =1t~Publlc:.ll 10~ ~ .;;,tte d~~-"1 Tllll buft11 II that ROB~T ROSENBERG quest for Special Nollet gain. Puede que Ulled cue 151-1163 pMranca may be In peflOI\ 1*· . a.m. at. • STIJfff • 11¥1corporalon
be 1ppointed as personal l0tm la available from the quieta llam111 un at>ogado 11 you do not file yow r• DATRJ R• n, tMa 0t 1W )'Oill lllOmeV. Th5l0 ~P~ ~~~ ~~~ sr05ol J01 SM SIGNED c & o Atrospa
rtp111en1a1111e 10 adrnlnl9· court cletk. lnmedlatamentt. Si no sponM on bme, you may J PRTUSON CIM. If You ARE A CREDITOR BC CA • · ~-~ Roillld A. frtdlOn '
,., the estate ol tha dee• Altomer fot th• P•tl• conoce • un abogado lose the case, And your IRMA GMC&A. Deputr Of a contlngent crtcllOf ot PUIUC NOTICE ~· ......!..*:, ~ ~: AYtnut, CVpress CA *30 2 Pris.dent FNlcle · dent lloner• puede lltmar 1 un tervlcfo wages nioney and prop· the dtceutd, you muat Ille ,.....,.... ·Y • NAl-C~UNG CHEN. 770 he _...._1 THE 'PE1flTION requests FAY •LIX RSQ de reltrenc:ia d1 abogados erty may be taken wllhout Publlthtd Newport VOUt clalm Wun Iha court . flouu.u. lo~~ UNll • INVEN w.l>rook Wrt Stanton. ~~ c:o:;n..., tr'9
the decedent's WILL and 1 '' o • una or1CJn1 de ayuda further watnlng trom the Beach.Co1ta Mau o.lly and 11'111 1 copy to Iha I*· lluUMu Nw • • • 90680 Ir u codlClls llany.r>eadrMltd 01133S3), 238~1 tegM(vNeldirec1ono1tl• court Pilot Apt~ 21 28 May 5 IOnal tepreaenWivt ap-atet....nt TORV NAl·'t'EON CHEN 121 Sout111llk;U~buslnessnamt0f
to p1otia1e. The will and MOUL TON PARKWAY, fonlco}. There ore other l~al r• 12, 1994, • ' ' pointed by lhe court within The follOwlng persona art LEIS F033, MATTRESS, Gt1nd Avtnut, Arilhelm, *led al>oVI on Jal\UlfY
•any codlcll5 are a11allable S TR 220, LAGUNA CAIE NUM•ER qulremont1. Vo.J may want lh504 lour montha trom the dlle ®'nQ bulinell u : MISC. FURN. 92804 ' l91M
tor naminallon in the lite HILLS, C~ 81853 (1t4) (Num.ro del CHot to call an attorney right of first lllU9nee of the .... UNIOUE OENERA'rlONS, .:~A~~ATO F 1 l2, Tiiis buSiless Is condldd t't 5~ -,MM
kept by me co11<L 4M-220S IMC0802 av11y ti you do not know PUBLIC NOTtcl tare • provided In Mdbl 1710l Sk'/J>Mk CVde, Suite WESTCOAT EQUITIES bVCO-PMtntrS 1111 oun'l.J 0
THE PEllTION 1equ11t1 Pul>hthed Newporl The name and .lddress ol an attornoy, you may call 9100 of lht California Pro-C, IMne, CA 92714 GOte BOXES OF FILES SlGNED MAI-CHUNG CHEN. Coun~on:fh~ ti, 1.994.
autho111y to administer the Beach.Colla Mesa Dally Iha' court 11, (El ni.)mbro y an l\HOtney 1eferrll se~ NOTICa 01' bile Code. The time fOf Ill-Lynda SUaan Hunt. 13345 OVERLY OOlll MISC NAJ.YEON CHEN NO ICE· .~1!,flctitiOU1 I 111110 under tho lndepen· • or a looll aid olfic• (listed PETITION TO Ing clalm1 will not expire R.unette Way, Moreno VaJ. • · ReglStr~I ha not yet blgun Slatemtnt -·15 NI dent Adrninlstrolion ol Es· Ptlot Moy 4• 5• 11 • 1994 direcclon de la corte HI In the pnooe book) ADlllllHITU bet0te fOUf monthl ffom tev. CA 112553 BOXES io ttanaact OUSW16SI. uncet Ole from 1111 d&• It was lilld In
tales Act (Thrs au1ho11ty WTh308 MUNICIPAL COURT OF Oespues dt que le tn-RITATE OF& Iha hearing ~ noticed Cht1ler Michael Hunt, F~N~~Kr28. MISC. tlC1ltlou5 buslnttS name or Ona ol lllf Counl'f Cllrtl A
w1u 011ow 111• peosonill rep-CE THE STATE OF CALIFOR· treguen t11a c111cion JUdl· _..,., aamt ·• names llsted heflln Flelitious Butlness fWne S
res(lrn,1111111 to lake many PUBLIC NOTI NIA, COUNTY OF OR· clal usted Ilene un plazo de C Joh~ •At~ YOU ~Y EXAMINE the Thia bu1ln111 11 con-B~~:~~ft'et~eSHOl 1, Tiiis s&ttmenl ~ tlltd wttll ment must be llltd btfofe
actions without courl ap· cna'1M7t8 ANGE. 4601 Jambor61e 30 DIAS CALENDARIOS T a;.-~. ~. flit kepi by the C04.wt.. II you duded by: twlband and HUMPHRIES HOM SU<E Ille coun!rlCllrk ol o,.ange !lml Tiit lllina ol lhls
proval Bef<>re laking cer· SUMMONS Road 1to4 Newpott para preuntat una r• ~ ~ad •• 1 peraon lnletn&ed In wit. TIRES MISC ~XES 'Coun1Yon 21 1994 doe5 1101 ol llMll ~lhelria
taln very Important actions, (CIT ... CION JUDIClAL Beach Calif~ 92660• apuesta tterlta 1 maqulnl ~. llld' ,._IOM who y lhe ..iaae, you m.y file Th• regl1t11nt(1) com-Pub'll•h•d New po 1 NOTICE· F'®tlous Name use in lh• state ol a however. lh• personal rep-.. t • en es11 cone. • ..--ma with the cow1 a fofmll R.-menctd to tranllCt bull-Be h-CO M D~ Stai.mtnt axpiles live years Business Name In viOllllon resenlalMI Ntll be required NOTICE TO DEFENDANt: 25. 95, HARBOR JUDICIAL Una cartl o uno Hamada olhlfWIM. be lnttrffted In quut fOI Special Notice of ntn Under the Actllloua ac Ila tea y I Ille d llled In th the riahl'S ol another under
to give notl'o 10 lnturesled (Aviso a. Acusado) KAREN OISTRICT lolefonlca no le ofroceto ur ;:!, ~~tale, °' both, the llllng of an invtnlory Bulinen Namt(s) ll1ttd Pilot Al>fll 28• May S, ~~·1 ~~ ol ll\:~~;t~l..ftlt. A ne! e<lil, St.ill or common 1aW (
persons unless they have BLANCK. and ooi:s 1 to The name. address. and proteccloo; su respucsta o · • ore and apprai.ai of eute as-above on. n/a F 11 • 8 N S Section 14400 et seq Bus
waivtd nouce Of coo.sonled 10, Inclusive telephone number ol plain. o~illl a maquina Ilene que A PETITION has been Mll 0t of any petition Of Lynda S. Hunt PUIUC NOTICE ICll ou. I/Sir.an ' ama I.ala· aod Ptc.lesslons COde)
10 lht p1oposed acllon.) YOU. ARE BEING SUED BY UN'• attorney or plalnUll cumplir con las formall· hied by Joanne Beckett in account 81 pr~ed in Thia atatcunenl wu fded ~I ~1"1 b6 hied before lhal. flfSI ~ The Independent admlnls· PLAINTIFF: (A Ud. le etta' w'tho 1 an au'orne Is· (El dadet legales aproplad11 Iha Superior Court Of Call-MCliOl1 1260 of the Call-with lhe County Ct11k ol ~GAL NOTICE • l!Ung ol lh~ slltement r c;,....
trallon authority wtU be demandando) ZAMUCEN & 1 u y, · al usted qUlera que la cone fomla, County of ORANGE. lomll Probate Code. A ~ Orange County on Marcil Newport·MUt USD'1 does not 01 ltsall aull1orizl llM PIR Plaza Su;a' 1 granted unle11 an Inter· ASSOCIATES. nombra, ta dliecclon y el escuche iu easo. THE PETrflON requffll queat tor Sptc:ill Nolle. 11, 1t94. record• lndlcale al ptivlle In llllS 51l• ol a fk:tJllous JMni CA 92
esltd pe1son files an ob-You ha11e 30 C.<lENDAR numlfo de telelono del SI usted no PfOHnta su thel Joanne Bectcttt be• foffn i. available lrom the feol313 school• ol 6 °' more alu· BUMllS Name In VIOlatlOn or
1ection to the pe11t1on and OAYS altet this iummons abogado del demandante, respuHta a tiompo, puede t>oinled u ~ repr• court cletk. Publllhed Newp<>r1 Beach· denta. If you lfo a school Ille rtahts ol anolhet under Fed· Newpon Beach C~!.
show good cause why the Is se'led on lou to 1t1~1a o del demandan1e qua no perdor ol caso, y le pueden '°:!!rtlv~ t:! :i~= the Pelltlonerz JoMn• coat• Mell Daily Piiot of 1111 than e, please con-al .sia~44°Jo co~mon ~w (Sit CN241217 A()( 28 ~'n
court 111ould not grant Ult lypewr lltn re ponse at s Ilene abogado, es) qu11a1 au salarlo, 1u dinero ·~HEe 0PETlll~ IJl5ta lleckett tMt t Duch-ApfU ,4 21 29 May 5 tact A. Bod1ogf, 760-3300, • sea S111tSS • • 1uthorl1y court. 'TOLEDANO & WALD y otras COS3S. de au teq ~ HunH--• • • • by 5/l<>.'115
A HEARING on the pell· A loller or phone call will K ·ih M G (St 1' propledad 1in aviso adlcio-th• ~ant's WILL and ... 1 ... ._.on t994. Publlshed Newport hon will be held on JUNE not protuct you; your type-et . . regory, a• nal po1 porto de la corte. codicils. II any, be a~mltltd .. liCh, C.aHornla lh501 Beach-Costa Mesa D>1ll)I
2, 1994, at 1:4~ P.M In wrillen response mu~I bo Bat 11 '7837), 18201 Von f)tisten Qlros roqulsltos i.-to probate. lhe will and Publlehed Newport Pilot May 5, ,94,
Dept 703 located at :i41 1n prop., legol form 11 you Kerman Avenue, Suite gales Puedo que usted any codicils aro available •••ch.Co••• II••• PUBLIC NOTICI! lh525 The City D1rvo South, Or-wanl llll court to near your 1000, Irvine California quiera llatru1r a un abogado lor examination In the f~1 Dalfr Pllet Mar 41 a, NOTICR OF
angil, CA 92668 . case. 92715-1005, 714·752·5538 lnmediatomonto SI oo kept by the court. t 1 UHM · PUBLIC NOTICE IF YOU OBJECT TO Ille II you do JlC?I ftle your rt· DATE: FEB 10, 1994 conoce o un abogado THE . PETITION requests ' ' WTh314 PUBLIC I.ALE OF
grontlng of the petition, you sponse on ume, you moy J. PETERSON, Clerk, puede llomar a un servlcio Ol.{lhonly to acimlnlster lh• PERIONM. PROPERTY flctltlou1
should appellr at the hear· lose the case. and your b M R 1 D 1 de relorencla de abogados estate under I.he lndepen-PUBLIC NOTICE NoUoe II hereby given •usln ... Nem•
1ng and state your ob-wages, money aod prop-ll • u z, epu ll 0 a unn oficin.l de ayud.l dent Admlnistr~tion ol ~s· that pursu1Jnt to section Statement
lec1tons or hie wrillen ot>-erty may be taken without Published Newpo11 logal (110.a el dilcc.lorlo tole· tales Act. (This 1uthof1ty cna1181278 1988 of the Civil Code, . The following peisons aro
ectlons wuh lho coun be· lurther w11n1ng lrom the Beach-Costa Mesa Doily lonico) will allow the.pe11onal rep· flcUtlou• State ol Cahlornla, ltle un-doing txislnoss. as·
tore the he(lilrig Your ap· court. Piiot Ap11I .21, 28, May 5, CASE NUMBER. rosontalive to take many de111Qned will sell at public PACIFIC HILLS TREAT·
pearance may be in pe1Son Tlle11 a1c1 otll(lt legal re-12 •• 1994 (Numeto dtl Caio) actions wi.thovl obtaining au.U..• Name tale 6y compellllve blddillg MENT CENTER. 2647t y1• or oy y<>Ur allomev ~u1111rrn:nts. You may want Th507 .. ,.......... court approval. Belora tals· ltatement on Ille l71h day of May, alara Mission ~ CA.
IF YOU ARE A CREDllOA 10 call an allo(ney nghl -• . .............. ~ -Ing -certain VfHY iml)Oflanf The following person.. 1994, aron.-o·CIOCkl>.ln. 691 --.()( • contingent credttor of way. II you do nortmow --Wriolhor you 10 buying The namo and aaoress ot actions, however, the per. doing bullnesa 11: New on the· premlse1 where Oon Salnl, l245 Royal
the deceased you muSI me an auomey. you may call or •elllng. Class1flod the court ~: (El noinbro y son~ llPft1entallv1 Wiii be Port Beach Manion Hotel, said propeftt hu been Place, Anaheim, CA 92806
your claim with tile court an auorney referral servlCG covors all your needsl oirecclon de la c:orte es) 1oquutd to give nolloe to llOO Newport Centet Drive, alortd, and which ar1 lo-This business Is con-----------1 or a legal aid othce (listed • Interested persons unless Newport Beach, CA 92660 cated at 18834 Brookt\Urst duded by: an lndiV1clual ----------------.-.it
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COSTA MESA 2624 NEWPORT RENTALS TO
2669 SHAltE COMMERCIAL BUSINESS •
CONDOS · APTS FROM ••H iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii2iii7iii24iilREAL ESTATE PINANC~
1Br 1Ba & 2,Bt 1\-\Ba. llAYFRONT charming, NB 3 Prof fom soeklng •••••••••
2169 BEACH
FOR RENT RE.NTALS
lBA. Ocnh • $650 wk
IBR. Udo $1650 mo
2BR Penln $1575 mo
3BR Ponln. $1375 mo
3BR Ponln $1575 mo
4BR Ponln St BOO rno
48R Udo S3000 mo
~eal location. Harbor cozy 2BR 2BA, frplc, prof male rmma1e to
Villa Apts. 546-9081 view, laundry, Qatage. $hr beaut 4Br ocnlrnt BUSINESS OFFICE BUSINESS •
1 BR upstairs, quiet. s1300/mo. 645-697B home w/p1kng. sooo. FOR R!NT 2769 OPPORTUNITY BY PHONE: 714 642-5871
BY VI81TING OR MAIL:
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ISLAND 2106
very clean, lndry lac. •LIDO ISLE• Lg 1BR Etlca. 310-991·BB92 iiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2904
pool•. No pell, trtple11, gar. Ught & NB on goll c:ourao.
ploase. • S550 mo. a.lry. SBSO/mo IHH. Gated, pools, exor rm. NEWPORT BUCH
330 W. Bay Street
WANTED 18r apt on
Bal 1$1 for prof married
couple. Respon, r'l/s
Rich, 909/393·3533 New 1/8 'Prudonllal
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Me-o~9a (819) &9•·3337 No smk/ptt. $595 t \I\ DEC SUITEI
IBR upstalt1, quleVSe-OCEANFRONT Spat· utll. Sandy, 644·1232 ~~~t~!~. ::.;~·50free
eluded. Near shop-kllng 2BA/2Ba. An· ---------•
ping & frwy.. Well nuaJ, St750/mo. Agl, GARAGES --------
kepi comple•. Pool. Marcia 714-509-3707 COMMERClfJ. '
No pet•, pleasel $550 S 1 FOR RENT 2740 PDOPEltTY 2778 mo. Me-o392 tepa lo aandl Stud o iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil &\ CORONA dwn1tr• In triplex. 24th liiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
DEL -110 2122 --.-.-.-u-t-lt_"1_1_m_m_oc_2_B_r 2B•Rlvectwnta"naldr•a·clampplrnog•.· St. S650 Incl utlla, IH 9X20, 24 hr acceu, C-2 Ofc/W•rehouae, .n~ t714) 847·2822 11le, Eastalcto CMJ
• .. QOVERN.UNT
JOBS•••
Thouaanda of •ntry
level potltlon• avaJi.
able. Great pay/ben-•lil•. Local/relocallon.
For eppllcallon .,,d frn lnformallon call
t·S10.7ff.M75
Ext. 0 ·22
Costa .Mes~, CA 92627 :
(Corner of Newport Blvd. & Bay St.) •
CLASSIFIED BOlJRS: ·
''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii . 2Ba sngl M w/1hul· Pool,. quiet, very !: 17th St $100/mo 900 all, nr Fairview &
'Avl Nowl 511.,., Cama· tars, new pnt/noorlng. clean, nr fwya/ahops. Studio-I hH to bchl ~10 379·1080 55 twy. 619-726-8100 TRADE $1450/mo. 675·72l8 N tie, p;el .... 50 SBSO/mo. 18R, ateps ••aTSID• CM FAX 819-723-11153 lion. 38R 2BA, w/d, -o P9 ~ue . .., . to beh snst mo. Prop--
lrlg, $1450 Op1m SaV Bluffs T1nnl1 Villa 392 •rtv Hie 642·3850 Storage only Sell yOYr home through classified
Telephone 8am ~ 5:30pm Monday-Friday
W alk-ln 8:30am-5:30pm Monday-Friday
Sun 310-375-9487 M str + 3BR, fam rm, Clean quiet upateln WATERFRONT S9S/:.~.i,8d~ 1 t-7 through classified. 842;5078 Elegant 28/28 condo country kitch, 2650 •/I etudlo lg b•lh/cloHt. 1·2BR retldencea ont---------t---e_4_2_·_5_8_7_e ___ ---------
furr'l/unf. lmmac Whl S2350 mo 848 .. 980 No 1>9l• $500/ + S200 L Id o p en In au I a ,
decor, grdn, pool, So CUFF HAV•N dep util pd 722·~ lmmed occpyl SBOO-
PCH S1500 72f-B521 28; 1Ba $950 E'alde 1BR vacant, encl $1300 673-6030 7 dy11r----....,....,.,.,,,.....,.,..,."""'"""""''""'"'"'.,.,,.,.,......'!'!'l'l,....,'l't'l'l""""""""""""""'!'l'l-.l""""----i
FURNISHED 2Br tBa SB50 gar, $585 + $650 710 Udo Park Dr DEADLINES
Monday ......................... Friday 5:30pm.
'J'uesday ........................ Monday 5:30pm
Wednesday .................. Tuesday 5 :30pm
Independent ........... Wednesday 3:30pm
2Br 2Ba condo-charm, No pets. 548·375B dep. 150 E 21•1 St.
e-46-5934 or 54..,...294 1 .. •••••••• patio, pool, near Dual mstt 1ulle, frplc, 21.,,,...,--------1•
beach. $1975/mQ or balconlll, w/d hkup, •aide lrg 2Br triplex, MISCELLANEOUS
$1675 lse 760-31B7 2 car parking, tennl•, enc:r g.,, w/d hkup,
•Gorgeous ocean view pool & 1pa. Nr bch. •net patio. SS00-$815/ R!MTALS
H.V. Hiiis hm, 4BR or $1325. Agt 6S0-9t70 mo.* 873-1105 I•••••••••
3 + don, pool, spa H y Hom•• 48, EASTSIDE Sharp
$3650 Agl 840·5884 2.,.,88 on the grnblt, 2Bd, W/D hkup•, encl 1·,.-0-0-M-5---2-7-0-6 NEW CUSTOM 3bd· Phase II, blk lo pool, get S760 Agt. Pam &\
2ba, blllns frig, deck & S2350 mo 780-0803 548-5880 Of 979-3848 liiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~o ~:~~k8g~~':o::,S95 u~~ 1::i:.u~. :~1 ~~~ •::.~.::;~rp~:. Imo~ c~:~~.:o::~·F~";.~11: :Wffi;;;::~;;au~tl;i;:Jl!ngj~~f (f :};::;;:;:;:::;fitil:~;:~ ·:~f ~~::~a~:eE: vlow ~:-=T ::::;;.~~· H:=·~::~~· Ir jf ;r;f~~tlr1~{f,,;,,1 Thursday···~····· .. ····· Wednesday 5:30pm
Friday ...................... Thursday 5:30pm
Saturday ........................ Friday 5:30pm
GENERAL POLICY $1400/mo. 723-0751 :!.~,~~lfu~o!:R·!~~.~ b~ .. ~~;,e'l '!=: •MOTELS 2718 ·}:.:~·=·>:· •• t. . ..l'l .... ;~ .. JDt.:~X!IJ~ .... :RJJ ... ~l.:·:··:·::Q~.;.;,'-'·:·=-"
brile lntorlor. 2 car cloual 83f.a427 liiiliiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiii Ritea and deadline. are 1u\jec:t to change without
notice. The publiaher rtaene. the right to eemor,
reclauify, revi1e or reject an y clauilied
advertieement. Ple.aae report uy erron that may be
in tour cluaified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot 4
The lndepencleat acc:epta lio liability for 111t error in
an adnrtilement for wlaicb it may be r.pollible.
except for the coet ol the apace actullJ ocmpied by
the error. Creel.it can only be .Oowi for d.e fint
imertion.
COSTA MESA 2124 gar, yrty 1.. S2600 spacloue 1Bf'-c•ble, nr
mo. Cindy 673·3n7 l>Ch, ahopa, bus llne.
2BR DUPLEX, now BA., Cannery VIiiage Alty $81!1 & up. Call Bon-
qulel, yard, new c1pV L••/S•le 4BR-3.5Ba nle for your new ad·
LIVS IN LAGUNA
Fum Studio•, kltchen-•ft••· lV, pool. 1175 & up wk. 494-1294
drp1. gar, groat neigh· exec home In gr"t to-dr"11 Ma-aeae
bora $7115. 647·7540 cation w/pool. S759K •UNB•LlftML•• VACATION
Ch•rmlng E'ald• t Br Of S3800/mo. E'alde 1 BR No pets. ••-
1 Be, frplc:, lndry, front 875-1155 or 648-5558 End getliQe, lllUndry. AIOft iALS
6 rear yard. Avl 5/20. Nwpt Creal 4BR 38• + S550 + dep e-42.SSMM l••••••im•I
S7115/mo. "* 434·9359 don w/ocn vw, comm CDM 19aG'• .. aah
E'SID• COTTAO~ pool/tennla/apal I _BUNTIN ___ G_T_O_N___ ~~ \4 C~;9.0 ~~
1Br 18a, g11, y11d. l1650/mo. 842·3850
New pnt/alove/1111/fr"". l!ACH 2840 3bf 1ba. 2 Clacq, w/d, •w fum. 12500mo. Avt 8/ Hkupt. '6115 642·B55S 11 au JUAN 1&-1/30 723-14'8 I .w1I 1 Ml .. ~ ...... 2\tBa '•Ide apa<:lou1 3Br CAPIS-•uo 2178 _. Laite Haveau 38 28a condo-lypt apt, 1~ ffplc, toe., aneh pr, r
d /d hk 1n...i... 2 anc:t ..... -28•, lV, epa. lndry, Yet • get, w upa, .,"';.l;..,mo. .. .. :""'.Z.".'7' vi.w. Wknd or Wkly. new crpt & paint No CASA CAPISTRANO ·~•_ ... _ .... , ___ ... ____ ....,_•_ T -" •..a7
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...... l9. S""75, •3 1 """36 ·-rena av-. -·7755 ••••••••• Wt•Cff ... • v -· 32108 Paaeo Cetoilna. Rarefy avail n9W etudlo, -HOUSES/ B.-n 2e, 1a.. lndry rm, , ... ..nano. prtv .mrv.•---------PaOPBJtTY 1175 BVNTINGTON cerprt, 11or-ve. 1100 t1nc:h dn-deck· kll·PriY UNTALS TO ' CONDOS l••lllliii~--111/Ho. 308-171:1 etde yard. N/8, No SllAll -2724
fOUAI. "°"""° fOR rawe MONTDllY IEACB 2140 S>a'•· $540 mo. ane,.._ ___ lii __
tiMM.oQ ••••••••• cbUutll. IHMl-e611 .. Ol'l'011'""'" OWN A 2ND HOME 4br Iba hM on Qranel .uu.-.•..,....•• On The hechfrontl h11elltf On APAllTMENTS Canal. Pun kitchen, .....,., .. .._" ..... ,.._ AIA Awatd• Winning NIWPOltT lndry ......,,. ...... ••t
... ,.., ...... ,Mltlltllat condomlnluma •l•rl• TIM Qrffftl PO• RENT 2 ..... 1a35'~"1•23.47m"' .
.....,_..._... ...... NEWPOlT Ing at s 112.000-Town11ou.. mod•I ·-------· llACB -........... .., ......... BEACH 1089 $42!.,000 Furnl•h•d 203 B 38R, oc.,an 1·------·1 cDM '• I" ..
u.lgtle• 11 •taulMIHllt• iiil•iiiiiii•liiiii• mod t ie open dally vl•w In gated c;omm. * t •• •••st ~!"~ ~ ~'! !::!',· ..., ,..... C•ll tor brochur• Furn 12300/mo. Unt CORONA ""..,. -.. ,... ... -.--
MM«• tKC.' • HM80f' RIDGE VlllW (800) 47'1·7'142 lt800/mo eeo.e'leo 211 llA l71Mla •IA utll. 7n.o418 -.~.............. .., OWN•R Lg 381'. D!L MU 2122 m mrr. Ow-·-CM-Matt .... ... 2-.......... ........... . . .. -.. , ___ ._.,......_.,111111 loh. 2"'Y•. upgraded, TlMESu•DIS 1-5a0 Nll!WPORT p o '''O· d/w twnhrM, NII prOf tam •
..... ;~... new pnVpluah crpt, A/ nnl'\ 111 '" ••wtront 1 Br Apll. Intl. IOdO poof. No All amenlllH 1471
C. alarm Wiii tracl• up 111.ACH 2189 Upatra & ctwnwt avt. pet•. No '"•· No mo. No pata 131·~U90
I flllt H•~ ril HI lot I 11ty hi In •lmllat TIM•SMAR• Ntw crpC/pr\t 11075 la•M •48 4IS• H .. .Shr 6g 48R a"'a. ::":::...~ &s•a 1476K 721·0913 R•aAL•• \\otf ltt mol 142·1611S 2Dr Iba near ifih St hm In qutet .,.. w/2
, ............. 0.1 ..... 1 Npl Ht• II alty JBt 28• , .. 1111lll<in •Oftl llllCO Beach Ar•• X·ii ~8" :J8A Apt nawtY fpk. •Id, 119'," .... profHalOnal rllamkg
.. ...,._, ....,._ !Ml all irpt ram rm, Fr dre. ·oo. Choclil. out goer• ctecotatod, frplc, lg No pate. Avail M. in-. • preftt MrM
...... Ml•••N4 11 ._.. 1479'< &50-0943 Bkr ~ :,!.!~:'~.:~r.j Winter or Vrtr deek & ~. a.ta ger e..amo. IC»lle 1011 Mottty furn w/:o',
•••••• ............ • Ed Van don Bouche 1 • T , 8 I. 1c•n 1 0 0 .';':Q~"'i=·~~ 11760 mo 7..,.74 I Wll 1'1111 lllT ::::-J:" :':.: • :
... co ..., ..... _. TRAD£ RE Btok•r VIII• Rent•I• FIND WITH LIAllJI Udla --aau ...... , , .... uUUO CIOOJ ·~·97M a•A41" Apae. a Gi W atv ~ ....._. ,.-... -"' 875-4912 .,..,, N9WI '•mlly ocn vlaiw hM, p~ ba
• • 0 , IC...... II\ OUill Cla .ifltd Duy II tll It FlclO 11. 11n lparvnet't cdmplU, pOof, .-~ l.Mry ....... ·~ ... al_ll .. -142°1878 Claaatft-4. 11\fough Cf41SSlfled grwnd ·~10 6118: dy l1°'39M'l7
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OPPC)ITUIOTY FOUND 292SI•----• 5530
2904 " • 81NGL•8a -------- -•111111!--~~---lil L08T1 ..,.._ a •rey M .. t •Ingle people HAHi aTYLtaT · DISTlll•UT• Coclultlel In N-.... throughout rural
T-ODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
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-HllY ..... America. Conndinuai. Newport BNch aak>n. n• Pof1/PtomontOfY area. reputable .. lat>U•h•d Rent or percentaQe. ~llODUCTS Say1 "'Baby Bird," RE· plan. F;... detalla. Tom 844·1570 Wed-Sat
::::_ ~ e::~t~11!'~ WARD. Call 873-1328. Country Connections Merkttl n C ""'
1oc•I locatlon1. No •TOLEN !Wwsletter, PO Box ftw • 0
ielllng·all lnclualve . Air comprenor and 408, Superior. NE puter/Admln Asel Eatt·WHt cue-bad of four diamonda. With a
Minimum 1nv .. 1ment orange box or tool•, 88978. PT • For new gor· deal1. hand of almolt all primet and tee· e1e. 800-940.2299. Costa Mesa area, late,_________ geoui oHlce. 722-4588 NORTH ond•round control in both minon,
INCOllm oeaconm nigh!, ~7:3~WARD. M!MB!Jt.SHIPS Orahnge Co. hp1u1t>.!!.c •A Q 6 3 North launched into Blackwood
famous PhD. sclenUst •c ool• now r..... . Q 10 6 4 and, on di9coverinJ an ace wu miN·
reveaJ1 .high-Income ••••••••''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii3ii0iilii8 PT/FT. For lnlo call " K 2 ino, eeuled in the small a1aJn. dl1c:overle1 anyone 1• ·~7_1_4_1ff2 __ ·t_ooo_.___ • K 9 ""' ...,
Cor •• ' West led the queen of dia.mondl cen u.. to achieve pw:•soNALS ona del Mar PHOTOGRAPHY WEST EAST WNllh. Free facit. 8 . ~ rHldent WllhH to OPPORT\JNITIES and when dummy appeared it
5'nclalr, 1123 Sandi purcnase memberahlp NO EXPERIENCE ! 10 8 7 6 2 • J 9 4 seemed the .WU would depend OD
Ln. O.pt. DP, Costa Newport Sch Country NECESSARY. National ' 8 7 'V S 2 gueuing whether West beld the
Me ... CA. 92627. Club &44-4352 company offere com-. Q J 10 6 IS 3¢ 9 8 queen of clubt or the ace. One glance
VENDING RTE ESTAB . PERSONALS 3002 Newport 9e11Ch P•tlllve aalary, com· •Void •A Q 8 IS 4 3 at the diagram will suffice to ahow
lmmed CASH Flow Country Club mission, paid training, SOUTH th.at had declarer committed to an
$2.r""'/Wk P t'I M •'Dolli' ' Membership beneflts. Some po•I· ....., o • ust tlon• require overnight ~ K early club play the contrac\ would
SeJI 80().877•1340 Hot & Lots of run. 973-9399 travel. Call for area "' A K J 9 6 hav~ failed.
Lauren 714·570-8170 I••••••••• eppolntment: North· 0 A 7 4 DumJDy'• Iring of diamond• took ern: 800-842·1771. • J 10 6 2 the fint trick, trumps were drawn in HOT & WILD! Southern: <310> 531• Th~ biddini; two rounds and the king of spades
1·800.86CHS969 ~~::. ~on~~~~) 112a5~: So~tb W~t North Eut was cashed. Ace or dia.mondl and a
· Toll Free Call 7pm. · 1 \ P... 1 •· p._ diamond ruff, on which Eatt dit·
ANNOUNCEMENTS LONl!LY TONIGHT! EMPLOYMENT 2 + P.. 3 \? · p._ carded a club. served u the entry to
Call me • 1·n come Plumber 4 ,: P... 4 NT P... cuh t.he table'• m&1ter 1padn and
2920 over qulckl Shannon • 5530 Min 5 yrs exp In repair r. -p.. 6 -Pa. the fourth tnade wu led. When Eut
i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil dncr 71 4-448-0969 work. Clean OMV · -..-record. Prlnt-oU1 req'd. Pau P... showed out the hand wu an open
A W':r':.':.~~:uL Micheal & Linda ·ASSEMBLY, Fff Mu1t have ·own hand Opening lead: Queen of 0 book. West baa started with five
EXPRRlENCl!I •H•PPY• Sam-4:3 opm M·F. tools 548-5558 spades. two hearu and ail dia·
Scandinavian, Euro-¥4th• s5.50/hr. No-.xp nec . .1--P-O_S_T_AL_.J_O_•_•__ Don't commit younelf to a line mor¥is-and no clubt. So declarer •An Iv Small mfg plent. pean. South Amer!· n •nary• Apply In person btwn Start St 1.41/hr. For before it is abtolutely necesaa.ry. If simply discarded a third club. West
cen. Japanese high M•y 5th. 1994 t0-4:30, 16661 oemlnl exam end appllcallon you find out as much u posaible won the trick and wu endplayed.
1chool exchange atu· Wlahlng you many L:ane, Hunt. Beach. lnfo call 219n89-8301 about the diatribu•ion first a sure· Whether the defender exited with a
den's ••riving August. more. God Bless. Wilh 1----------e ... C'"'"'" ,,. ·•p Su-~fri ' Becom';° a hol1 family/ Love, your alster Suzi File Clerk" .... ..._.., --... •r trick alternative may be unearthed. spade or a diamond, declarer would
• AISE. Please Call • Mlch•ll•• NB Law firm. S8.50. PROPERTY MGR North's jump to three he&J'\S wu ruff on the board while discarding
•1-eoo.SIBLING• 1 Low price. Very $7.50/Hr DOE + ben· Nwpt Bt:h Co has & forcing raise. South deemed the thelasiclubfromhand.Makingsiz·
TECHNIQUE COUNTS
vulner•ble. South
EMPLOYMENT
ACROSS
IT~s
bet.et
6 Stam
10 Ptlonograph
teco<d
14 Muican
goodbye
15 Suntan-tottOn
1ngre<11ent
16 Brain1t0tm
17 Leans 18 llldtan gatment
19 Poet's new d1y
20 Is eager
22 Postpone
2• Gamble
25 Snakes
comments
2G Tidy up
30 long way olf
32 Flowboat
pt()C)etlers
33 toe-cream
l\OIOe< 35 l<een
40 Had a v1s1on .
•2 Young trog
H Catch
•5 JiKob s twin
47 Facilitate
•8 Try OUI
50 Cleaned
52 Beavers· dens S6 S111'11lar
58 Coldest
59 Canadian hg..;re skater
l<url -
6• Shoestring 65 Rong ol light
67 Revotuhonary
68 Pub drlnkl
69-Eve·s garden
70 Oevek>c>
71 Boll
72 ·A -by any othel name ..
73 Sh9f1rr s men.
DOWN
1 Go out with
2 Norsegoo
3 GOid leaf
• NIQhl·llytng insect
5 GuarantH
8 Foundaj1on~
1 Tomm(Moe
fOf one
8 Neot!\ef hstl -towt
9 Japanese hired comp an ton
10 Cat"s
11 Statues ol gOds 12 M1nisl8T to
13 Walking &llCk!> 21 Aller-
23 EmptOye<J
26 Oozes
27 Deserve
2~Zone 29 ~uss1an emperor var
3 l Greek cheese
34 Poem!>
36 Momo<:.s
37 Capricorn
Symbol
38 II not
39 Riverbank plant
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i:l1s1riou1es TOO MANY DEBTS? pretty. Young & classy ems. Must accurate, lmmed opening for hand worth a slam try, hence the o4d.
Overdue bills? Com· pvt dncr. 714·237· dependable & ••II· exp'd Prop. Mgr. Yrly/t--------------...:.------------1------~-~-motlvat_... 752 7855 Summer/Winter Rent· ,blne debts Into one 4082 No Agency Fee ""'· • 1 s 1 F b ------...---1---------1---------payment. Cut pay: p
1
th H Flnlahed C•rpenters as. 8 + · a oppty. ______ ..__. __
ment• 30"-to 50% r•~•r o • 01~ 1001s +transportation Aon 673"7300 EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT FURNITURE 6014 14
Reduce Interest/late Spirit-Holy Spirit you needed. Call: .P1vchologl1t PT 5530 SERVICES . SS '2.':t liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ... ,..,,7--+--+--1-_...-fHs. $4,000-$100,000. who solve. all prob-714-641·8307 Iv msg p rt1 I N =iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .... NCCS (Non-profit) lems, light all roads os ton av· 0 over-1111 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•ii BRASS BED, On u,
Ucensed/Bond•d so 1hat I can achieve On the move? head. Must be able to Salel/Mgmt Will Train -·-·-w/flrm ortho matt set, I=._.--+--+-._.,___
1-800·955·0412 my goal. You who :~:~!·:~.:5•J:h As-•Sports Minded* . Please be aware that never used, boxed.
give me the divine gift Sell your extra Energetic, money mo-the ll11ings In this cat· Cost S850, must jell
LOST&
FOUND
to forgive and forget household Real Estate tlvated Individuals egory may requlre you $250 cash. 774-6500 all evil against me In d d 1 d' ·to call • 900 numberi---------
2925
this and all lnstan"es items MAL llTATI IALD nee e or oxpan ing In which there Is a DAYBED wht/brass, ... health lnl'I co. 1 ft di & or my Ille are wllh me, in Classified Busy walk-in loc.ilon.' (7141250•9448 charge per minute. compete w run o iiiiiiiiiiiiii•iiiiiiiiiiiiil I want this shorl comp plan. For lnlBrvlew mall's. Never used. Broken~H11rted prayer to thank you call Ron Tavtor. :I SEW OUR HAIR EARN UP TO $700/ Cost $850, must sell ....,_, ......... -6. _ _...._ for all things and to . '""--II ....,. ACCESSOAlr:S 'WEEK. No experience. $250 cash. 774·6500. little-Boy ti 1 11•t"Tll lflCE "" J?.-rt-tlme/Ft.111 t~1----'--=-----.. ~ con rm once agern ... IP'lt A°'t HOME Process mortgage re-Designer bdrm ste, pier L 0 S T thal I never w.11n1 to be Repat'nti·ng? ,,.... Fun and easy. Call funds . To II Ire e cabs, It bridge hdbrd,
. ·Golden Retriever separated from you. • 673-7300 nowt Accessories Etc. 1 ·800-771;.3305 dressr. pd S4K, sell -------+--.i.--"'W H 1 s KEY" even In spite of all ,...,,,·,.i...i.i....ioiepainl 1·813·264·7576 Ext 9. $1400 obo 721·8521
<::i •<::i •<::1 •••<::i material lllu1lons. I r--" RESTAURANT TELEMARKETING In the vicinity of New· wish to be with you In 11,..idlil,ttplauhr DOMESTICS 5540 eternal joy and thank rtSb1 k, loak ~ lhe Noc Best deal In town. port Beach, near 16th you for your mercy SNACK BAA Come take a look -liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
& Tustin Avenue on 3/ t d d 1 Omifieds lo find ltie ATTENDANTS Soe If you quality. Our 24. 8 yrs old. Little owar s me an m ne. look firm needs 10 proven NEED European En·
gray eround muzzle, The person must say sen0you'1t ~for. (Summer Only) closers. Professional glish spkg tamale to
ESTATE SALE
Cherry· Sleigh bdrm
sel, unused $1650. Matching ontrtalnment
armoire avf. 89))-6046
bare spot near tall. this pr!'yer for\ three FaSI food exp. helpful. atmosphere. Sl50K+. watch 2 klds. Prefer Please Call Christina consecutive days. Musi be available Call al1er 9am ask ror live-out. Lt hskpg,1---------
@(714) 950-1004 Aher three days the weekends & holidays. Jotin 7\4.662~7662 exp'd, refs. 642·6845 MERCHANDISE
R E W favor requesl wlll be Start epprox May 15. ,..,.,..--'"------MISC 6 15 A R . D granted even If seems $6.25/hr. Work •I Hom•Lots 1••••••••• • 0 \?FOUND•HOUND\? diHlcult. The prayer of Jobs la SSI Send 1• t=--+--+--+--
must be published BALBOA BAY CLUB ·SASE to: RAE,. 638 MERCHANDISE Blue queen size hide·•· Beautiful, Golden Immediately after • .., 71411645-5000 Ext. 521 Camino do Los Mares, I••••••••• bed, noral loveseat. 2 ... 1-1-----+--
43 Souno •
46 Horse barn:.
49 010 Tttstament
queen
51 Open
52 Fr<1gronl :.hrvb 53 Florida coly
54 Cuts 1n small
cubes
55 Web·looteo
01rds
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57 Norwegian
money unit
60 F1ctl0f\al
de1ec11ve Wolle
61 Stork~ cousin
62 Loch
monster
bJ Hogn w•rots
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FolJnd near McFad· favor, only your Initials CdM gallery. Entry Buy 11: Sell It. Find 11. ANTIQUES 6010 • a4 e-o373 =====:::===~~=====~~=====~~=~
den & 55 Freeway, 4 tbottappceaBr at lhe le,vel, will tra71n23. Salary2 Cla11lfled. ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ------------------•------------------o om. . . pus comm. -442 ---------•• Estate S•l•I 6' Rose·
months ago, unable to---------Belgl•n sldqboard wood mothe ol 1 MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE CO take care of hlm any· ---------------------------------$950, Ennllsh hall tree I r pear LLECTIBLES • scth~nndas, ccaobHnoeets,tab'1~.!'. MISC. 601 S MISC.. 601 S 6017 more, needs good EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT s250, hand painted .. -
home & en11ironment. • S530 5530 5530 5530 plales $S-l5. 675·6037 curios, all Rosewood. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•iiii•il ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiii1iiiiii•iiiiiiiii•iiii
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Pl II Ad I bronzes (34) Including timer & light, $319 .like now, seats 8 Im· Dolls & Accessories ease ca r ana From 1800-196Q. 1 pc s · Uo s 6' bllnd I •4"-""1""4 n . us· .., .,._., .. ported 2x5 ma1ble-top Musi say "Maoe in 1(800) .,.,o 8193 Box ~ewelry to entire house tlce Clolssone U" to _... SALES . .. SUNOVEST•WOLFfl cocktall tab.le. Side-Ja ... an". Top p-e pd, 23084. Please lea11e W 1,,,1 r1,, --ilrhf f? ontonts. lmmmodlate 3'. legal Ivory lnclud· TANNING BEDS by-side relng, Whirl· . .. 960.350S
phone number. happy Be part of the start-up team at Leamlngsmlth, "OU1u you ""' a DI&" OU • cash, top$. 673·6223 Ing netsukes, 3' King New commercial· pool, 35wx58h. Hse-
10 return your call. & Queen, charlols, 3' home units trom hold lloms. 760·6848 the lnnovattve specialty retailer dedicated to W.1"'h Pa11? APPLIANCES 6011 tusks, lvoryJ:>oats,etc. $199.00. Lamps· Tree Roses SS: Citrus FREE ro YOU6022 •L 0 s T CAT• combining learning and entertalnmem. If you "Jll J Fish bowls, paintings, Lollons·Accessorles. or fruit trees w/lrult
Male Longhair. while t' ... :..... ...Nth et 'I silver. lapls, turquoise, Monthly payments $10; On Palms 4-6'S1oliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
w/grey & black. Miss· are an energe IC, creauwv person "" r 81 Interviewing t.or June thru Dec. Weatlngh.. Slacked 25 pieces carved }ade, low as $18.00 Gal pl.ants SI ; shade, FREE FIREWOOD &
Ing alnce 5·2, In the experience, W9 invite you to explore hvy duty washer/dryer 200 year old Chinese Call todayl FREE pine, fruit 15 gal $20; LUMBER. Come and
vlclnrty of 20\h St. & i: ,e d · rk ith H S $150. Beige footstool armolres, · 6 cabinets, NEW herbs 135 "Inds, s1 ·, get It. Call 847-5678, empk>yment opportunities 1n management, . .,atur ay · evening wo w lgh chool (h > s20 7 ~ old ·c1ock1, bar, very " 1, 7 Sanla Ana Ave. area ~/PT __ ..._ and halft in . h,.. h & bll h umpty . 6 3...,oso. ornate Louis XV fur· , color catalog Iliac s10 909·674·9422 ;:irn-pm
Please Call<:?646-1309 ri. -· stock ""'t' OUf new store reunion p u10Qr3p er pu S er. nlture Incl mirror & 1-800-462·9197 The Pllol T.CUP TOV opening at South Coast Plaza. Please call Hiring persons to verify photo cards & FURNITURE 6014 console. man & ladies ClaHlfl•d ·POODLE· FIND (310) 576-0652 for additional information. . assist photographer. desk. Bombay cabl· TRADE The most comprehen-Looking for Good nots. 9 sllk rugs, 3'· slve and current dlrec· Homel Aprox. 8 yrs.
an apartment
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Lcarning')mtth . Inc 641-7544 IO 1m-4pm WHkdays Beaut solid pecan Stan· 14'. etc. etc. SAT/SUN through classified tory 01 goods and ser· Boige-Cotot1ng. Nice Ask for ley bdrm set w/arm· 10-4, 1599 ,superior ,.42•5678 vlce1 eroundl Please call Sherry olre $550. 722-0864 #At, CM. 722·5552 v <::1751·34&5 ....
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A to Z HANDYMAN Home Repalrl/Remodel Wiiiiam Herold Jewelers •EXTRA QUICK• ~~~!'!~'·~:th:,8b~=:: * Bell Price/Quality •FENCES GATE•• Co111 Mesa/Newport Wat~h &11:iwelry repair Overdue Biiis? Cul Typewriters/calculators Right nowr Minutes Gardening. cleanups.
l.lndscape brick. l10ne. newtrepalt/poat reptaced 25 Vrs. E11perlencel 8An~~~! .... ~7J3ew..()3•t!,Y. monthly payments up 1hreddeB/la1er print· from yout Drains razor trees. planling lawns,
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windows. 00\19 ~8-7258 JT Concret' M3-0t22 Redwood• l11'576605 *JIM 875·5099 * 11'11-•nvw .., u"' to 50%. Licensed and era, etc. Repalr/cleian cleaned from $7.50 lrrogauon free Est Acco~·NG/ MASTER CARPENTER • Jim WhY1e 642·7206 M•sonrw Problems!•---------bonded nonprofit Hm/Olc. Ella 259·1930 Complete houso from Comm/Aes 527·1087 "'"' "" Additions/Remodel• Brick, Block, Stone, Tile • ·-S55. Main, sewars, no ---------TAXES 3406 Fire/Water Repairs. Cone:. Pallo, Driveway •Wood Fenoff• Repair/add. FREE est. IANDSCAPE • company. t-800-226-problem. Flat prices, Tree trim/removal,
Jerry 84 .. 7540 Fplc, 8801. Rel. 20 Yr replace/repair, lrM '*""II Formerly with Roger's LAWN rae~ 3808 019Q EJct. 49. Call 24 PAINTING 3858 Plumblng re~r1 from sprinkler 1ystem1 & Exp. Terry 857·7594 •Slimlltt. low prices. Uc'd Gardns. Phillips 646-"2187 ~ hours. iiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiimiiiiii $14.95 Phone quotes lndscpg You name it,
at :~~a'J.!~.! fee. R===·,:;.'·c-e_m.;..e_n_l_/b .. r~lc_k_/s-to-n-e"""/1_11_• AdVanllgeConttr.074-5301 Plumblng/elec/water I rl •W.P. YOUNQQUlaT Johnnies, 5'0-2092 we do Ill &4&-4174
7 Days & Evening• Wll, tences. gatet. etc. Uc. drvwy •lab $2.50/aq "1---------htr1/1prlnklers/cell Al Ame can lawn Care MOVING 3834 Palf\ttne Contractor . FIL-AM DRAIN
Brent e111 842·9843 35yn.,i.JwrrM2.otl7 l .. • .. '!m1~•c83onc1 r!!•10 FLOOR INSTALL fans. Install/Repair. UMaJnt~~~~lng·· OwCtea.n-,'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Oual. painting by prorts Service -Small drain WALL ,.._ ..._ ....... FREE est. 241-0137 ps, P-· . neru llcl602094. Ins. $24.50. Main drain COVEDRYGS 3932 1:---------1 QUALITY MAaONRY REPAIRS 3620 --------opereted. 790-7773 Capt. Holmes Movers ffff •st. 845-3305 S34 50. 847-4843 .un
ACOUSnC CARPET INSTALL . e1oc1< & wood fenc... s,~';;~.~e:~~°,,,~~:~~c!~i •••lo Yard Malnt. Th• Captain beat• 21,,. Qulltr "'"""' Plumblng A•P•lrs & liciiiuii•iitoiimiiitiiniisiitiiaiilliiaiitliioiin
a11uoo11wwvG 3408 • llEPADtS 3518 cone drlv .. & pallos. Vlnyt, hardwood Jobs, Quality, Integrity, L•Wn!.f Cleanupe, everyone• prices! Ins. Pl US 1 ouch u PI Drains Clear1d lrom RH/Comm llrtp'palnt
&UOPl 5Wft Uc#871812 968-0422 ceramic, m•rble, lub I care, Ken 642·1nO Tr .. Trlmmln9. Lt haroworktn14...prof. mural•. Richard Sinor $5.50. All h,xtu1u In No )ob too s malll
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ACOUSTIC CEILINGS All carpet repairs DECK •Bond • --------Clunup·removal-trlm· PUBLIC NOTICE aoa HUTTON CO. •--------
REMOVED. Cullom Power 1tretch/1nstalV co·•'PTVG 35701---------1HAUUNG 3720 haul. Weed/hedges! Th• Calif. Public Ulfll· Painting Interior/Ext• POOL Th• Piiot
hand teicture applied. 1 dy• 725-7032 24 h,. nun PU1UflTURE iiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii tFrree .... 1u,n,_lc;...~!.w2731awn tl•• Commission RE· rlor. Acou1tlc ceilings SE•VJCE 3894 Cl•Hlfled
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Every Sat A Sun at 2l201 White Hora• tafnedl All power, am/ 114915 obo. 722-5531
PETSMART, Fountain Lane. 71 •!960-8227 1-------..-fm cua, new tlrH.
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abandoned pets. B• a ski boota, unused · • custom tlrea/Whl• volunteer/foster. Call wedding gifts, aml '88 BMW 325, 4 dr, all· 8~oroll•·Sllver/ N!SOO. MS-STH
714·859-2704. appla. SAT 7am·12. ver, 15-apd, air, ave: grey 5 apd runa good.
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misc: hsehld Items, auto, AC, xlnt c:ond. 0056 or 645-9153 come to you. · iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil elec: typewriter, c:om· 12900 71._979-4533 The _.Hot .. 839-2"4 _.p •
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T Irey comfort us wlren we' re troubled, take the-time ro play even when
they' re busy. teach us to appreciate what life has to offer and remain
our biggest fans despire our shortcomings. They are our mothers--
extraordinary people with seemingly endless reservoirs of
encouragement, s"pport and love.
ln recognition of these sometimes
"super-human" women, Mother's Day was
Qfficiall~ established in 1914. Since then it
has become that special day when we go
out of our way to thank our mothers for ·
all they've done for us. Certainly this day,
complete with homemaae cards. breakfast
in bed, and flowers. is welcomed by apprecia-
tive mothers everywhere. But, if one mother
has wished for it, a thousand mo1hers have:
to be recognized and thanked in little ways
every day. So, whether it 's Mother's Day
or not, show Mom how special he i by
treating her to a day-long celebratiqn.
One po sibili.ty, sure to be che!Utied by
Mom, is to cook up a special meal. Wake her
in the morning with freshly brewed coffee
and piping hot potato pancakes, crisp on the
. outside with the delicate flavors of cheese
.
and thyme on the inside. Or. if you know
she'd prefer to sleep in, keep her curtains
drawn and all voices low. lbcn, pamper her
with a Garden Frittata for brunch. It's filled
with lots of vegetables including America's
favorite, the potato, for fann-fresh flavor.
If you prefer'a lunchtime treat, try Spring
Potato Soup. Mom will be impressed by
this simple but unique soup-its broth is
flavored will) a hint of mint! In between
meals, take a walk in the sun, play your
mom's favorite song on the stereo and
give her a hug when she least expects it
For dinner, honor Mom with a fancy meal
that's a snap to prepare: Roast Chicken
wi th Potato Stuffing. The stuffing is what
makes this dish unique-it's not only a
starch, it's alS<> a vegetable-because it's
made with potatoes .
SERVE with low/at turkey sausage. whole wheat t<>_ast and afresh fruit salad.
--..&LA>l.&..<AKFAST POIAIO PANCAKES
HS pounds (4,medium)~atoes, cut into
1-inc.h chunks
l egg, beaten
l teaspoon salt
'A teaspoon pepper
l cup (4 ounces) shredded sharp ·
Cheddar cheese
2 tablespoons nnely chopped parsley
1 teaspoon dried thyme
1A cup yellow corn meal, divided
'A cup vegetable oil, for frylog
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In heavy covered saucepan cook potatoes in 2 inches boiling water until tender, about
15 minute . Drain thoroughly and hake potatoe in pan over low heat 1 minute. Beat or
mash potatoes until quite mooth; mix in egg, salt and pepper to blend thoroughly, then mix
in cheese. parsley. thyme and I tablespoon of the com meal. Form mixture into 8 oval patties
about ~ inch thick: roll in com meal to coat completely. In large nonstick skillet heat half the
oil over medium neat. Add patties to skillet and fry until bottoms are golden, 4 to 5 minutes.
Add remaining oil to skillet; tum patties over to brown other sides. Serve immediately.
Makes 4 servings
(8 pancakes)
Nurritionul lnforma11on Ptr Serwng. 390 caloric : 21 g fat; 85 mg cholesterol: 780 mg sodium:
38 g carbohydrate: 3 g fiber. 12 g protein.
ST ART with chilled sparkling apple cider and accompany the frittata with warm sesame
seed bagels and fresh strawberries.
GARDEN FRITTATA
2 tablespoons olive oil, divided
1 pound (3 medium) potatoe , coarsely
shredded
I cup red bell pepper strip
1 cup sliced mushrooms
-'A cup sUced green onions
8 eggs, beaten
l cup (4 ounces) shredded fontina
orS~cbeese
1h to l teaspoon salt
'A t~ 1h teaspoon pepper
Heat 2 teaspoons of the oil in 10-inch non tick killet over medium-high heat. Add
potatoes. Saute, tossing occasionally. until tender and golden, 5 to 7 minutes. Remove from
skillet to bowl. Heat 2 more teaspoons oil in killet. Add remaining vegetables. Sault, tossing
pccasionally, 5 minutes; add to potatoes and thoroughly mix in eggs. cheese. salt and pepper.
Heat oven to 450 degrees. Heat the remaining 2 teaspoon oil in skillet over medium heat.
Add potato mixture. Cook until bottom is set. With rubber patula lift edges, allowing liquid
portion to now underneath. Repeat everal times until most of the liquid is set. Set skillet in
oven•. Watching very closely. bake just until completely et and top is nicely bro«inect. about
10 minute . Cut into wedges to erve. Makes 6 servings
•ff skillet handle i not ovenproof. wrap in triple thickness of aluminum foil before placing
in oven.
Nutritional hljormation Per Semng 290 calories: 17 g fat: 305 mg cholesterol; 430 mg sodium;
18 g carbohydrate: 2 g fiber: 15 g protein.
-SERVE w11l1 a tossed spinach, sliced orange and red onion ring salad. and melba toast.
SPRING POTATO SOUP
l ta(,1espoon butter or margarine l cup sliced carrots·
l 1h pounds (4 medium) potatoes, cut into I 'h cups frozen peas
-'A -Inch dice 1/i cup sliced green onions
2 cans (141/i ounces each) vegetable or 'h cup coarsely chopped mJnt leaves
chicken broth Salt, to taste
11/i cups water 1 to 2 teaspoons lemon juke
Melt butter in 3 -quart saucepan over medium-high heat. Add potatoes; cook, tossing .
occasionally, 5 minutes."Reduce heat to medium and add broth, water and carrots. Bring
to boil. cover and simmer about 15 minutes until potatoes ana carrots arc tender. Add peas.
onions and mint. Continue to simmer 5 minutes. Season with alt and lemon juice.
Makes 6 servings
(about 8 cups)
Nutritional /nftJrmotion Per Serving: 170 caloric ': 4 g fat: JS mg cholesterol; 770 mg sodium;
31 g cart>ohydnue; 5 g fiber: 6 g protein.
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ST ART with a salad of lettuces and chtrry tomatoes. Accompany the main dish with apple-
sauce and seasonal vegttables. For dessert sen•e angel food cake and raspberry sherbet.
ROAST CHICKEN WITH POTATO STUFFING
l pound (3 medium) potatoes. cutJnto
1h-inch cubes
l cup chopped apple
1h cup chopped onion
1h cup chopped celery
3 tablespoons butter or margarine,
divided
3 cups packaged unseasoned dry
bread cubes
I teaspoon salt
1h teaspoon pepper
l tablespoon finely chopped fresh
rosemary or l teaspoon dried
rosemary, crumbled ""'
l roasting chicken (31h to 4 pounds)
ln covered microwave dish cook potatoes on high about 6 minutes• until tender. Preheat
oven to 375 degrees. Meanwhile, in 3-quart saucepan over medium-low heat saute apple.
onion and celery in 2 tablespoons of the buner 5 minutes. Add bread cube and potatoe . Cook
and toss 5 minutes. Mix in salt, pepper and rosemary. Rinse and drain chicken. Sprinkle with
additional salt and pepper inside and out.side. Stuff cavity of chicken with potato mixture.
(Place remaining st\lffing in a small casserole di h: sprinkle with 2 table poon water and
cover with aluminum foil.) Close cavity of chicken and tie leg together. Place on rack in
9-x 13-inch baking pan. Melt the remaining table poon butter, bru h half the buner on chic~en.
Roast about I ~ hours, basting occasionally with remaining buuer and/or part drippings. untJI
juices run clear and thennomcter inSCJ1ed into thigh registers 185 degrees. Place stuffing
casserole in oven during last half hour of roasting. Remove chicken to platter. let stand
10 minutes before carving. Accompany with stuffing casserole. Make 6 serving
4"fhis recipe was tested in a 700-wan microwave. Adjust time according to your own oven.
Nutritional Information Per Serving: 710 calorics; 37 g fat: 260 mg chole terol; 710 mg sodium:
28 g carbohydrate; 2 g fiber; 64 a protein .
.
Thurlday, May 5, 1984 Ct
:Mom's Club
Another way to salute
Mom is to make her an
official member of the
"Mom of the 90s" Club.
h's a grassroots club.
sponsored by The Potato
Board. whose members
can hare recipe tdeas and
exchange tips and personal
lesson they· vc learned about
being a mother. To enroll tn
the free club. scn9 name and
add.re to:
"Mom of the 90s" Club
Dept. ROP
55 Union Street
San FnlllCisco,CA 94111-1217
Lessons from .7rfom .
•
For geMrations, m~ms have learned many lessons from tht challenges of motherhood. Here are some mothers' words of •dsdom ...
"The dam trouble with
cleaning the house is it gets
diny the next day anyway,
so skip a week if you have
to. The children are the
most important thing."
"The phra.~ 'working mother' is n:dundant."
"Loving a child docsn 't mean giving in •
to all his whim ; to love him i to bring
out the best in him, to teach him to love
what i difficult."
"Children are likely to live up to what
you believe of them.••
"Being a mother, as far as I can tell, i a constantJy
evolving process of ldapting to the needs of your
child while also chqing and growing as a
person in your own right.··
"The quickell way for a parent to get a child'
attention is to sit down and look comfortable.''
~from MOTHEltHOOD: A OIFT Of LOVE. aepiiailed bJ permi ion~ Runnina Ptaa Boob. 1991 •
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Summer. sandwiches al!e nlled Wltl1 nUtrltlonal value
S andwiches arc right on target Mediterranean (eel to the!
!or summer and with all the muffuletta. Try making a double
current information on recipe, maybe a triple recipe to
nutrition, those o( us who served keep in the refrigerator to munch
sandwiches to our growing families on.with Other things.
have been vindicated. Don't overlook wmc other
It is polirically correct to serve · delicious lamb sandwich ideas
sandwiches and the reason is quite when you tire of hot dogs, ham
apparent when you check the most and swiss and shaved turkey. Lean
popular choices Cor our sandwich ground lamb seasoned with gyro .
.l>oards: Vegetables, whole grain herbs and served in a pita bread
breads, lean meats and low-fat with yogurt cucumber sauce is cheeses and sauces. It ec'fually reads like the USDA fr-L-"' always a hit with family and guests
"""" alike. pyramid and is equally quick and I.:ean lamb cubes simmered easy to get from the stove or . refrigerator to the table. slowly in your slow-cooker with
your favorite barbecue sauce, piled
on whole grain rolls with rangy dill
pickles will make you a Jamb lover
ror su re. Lesser curs such as
shoulder can be trimmed and arc
delicious in the sauce. Lean
ground lamb turns a lowly burger
into a special barbecue treat "ith
no extra. effort, Mix some of your
favorite grated cheese and pickle
relish and seal between two thin
pntties and grill to medium.
Simple, but oh so good.
American lamb has made a
large change in the cuts available
for quick, eusy su mmer meals.
Ground lamb and boneless lean
lea cuts are a grea& new idea for
delicious summer meals.
..,._. MUPPULITTA
MllDWICH
e 4 (4 OUDtt) boetltSS portions or
l•mb lea, trimmed and pounded to
I/• Inch thlcknt11 or substitute 12
ounc:t1 ot t hUW, cooked
American ltt o{ lamb, thinly sliced
ro; the grilled •ea ttt'aks
• 4 (~ e>Unc:t) sllcts or cheese,
Swiaor~n
• 1 Cllf chopped romaine rcuuce
• 4 lndMdul French TOiis or
hoaate bunt
• V4 cup mul'rulctta mix
• 8 lea1poon1 tat·fr'ff mayonnaise
• 2 medium toma&ot1, tblnly 1Uc:td
Mufluleff•Mla
• V• cup 1Hctd carrots
• l larp black pitted ollvts, sll~d
• V• cup sliced caullnower
Rowtl"Cltcs
• 1 teaspoon dried ottaano,
crushed
• V4 cup sliced green onion
• 1 lcaspoon drfed basil, crushed
• 2 tablespoons snipped panley
• 3-4 teaspoons rat free llallnn
salad dressing
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• 1 larae 11ulred arttn ollvt, sllc:l'd
Combine all muffulctta
ingredients. Marinate in
refrigerator for 24 hours, stirring
occasionally. Keeps well for up to
1 week. Grill lamb steaks over
mcdium-hol coals for 5 to 10
minutes or to desired doneness,
turning once. Do not overcook!
Slice French rolls lengthwise.
Brush bread wirh mayonnaise and
layer remaining ingredients,
ending with muffulcua mix. Close
sandwich and serve. Preparation
time: 20 minutes. Cooking. time: 5
to 10 minutes. Serves 4.
American lamb is sh~ing up in ••••••••••lll•••-.••lll!llllll!ll•••••••••llllil•••••••••••••••illl•••••••lll!l•• .. ~~~~11111-.i some very non-traditional meals.
Cool summer cooking certainly
doesn't suggest the roasting of a
leg of lamb in the oven but rhe
flavor of that same lean cut of
lamb is a wonderful idea if the cut
can be fixed in minutes and
without heating up the kitchen.
The leg of lamb is popping up
in meat counters in cuts such as
si rloin chops or steaks and center
leg stea~. If...you can't find the leg
steak you are looking for, ask the
meat department to cut of half leg
of lamb into steaks. For the thin
cutlet style steaks for sandwiches,
ask for a thinly sliced center leg
steak and cut mfo serving sizes
before pounding. You can then
slice the remainder of the leg into
thick sreaks to be grilled at a later
time. Don't forget the'butterflied
le~ for another cool summer
grilling treat. .
The muff uletta accompaniment
is a crunchy addition to the grilled
lamb srealcs" on this sandw1Ch.
Fresh· cauliflower, carrots, green
onions and oliv,es add a
zesty Santa Fe
Pizza sure to
satisfy hunger
Tender yenst dough is
topped with zesty taco meat,
black beans, onions, salsa,
cheese and peppers. It is
sure to satisfy even the
heartiest of appetites. A
great recipe for left over
taco meat!
The pizza is so good
because of its home-baked
te.nd~r yeast dough crust.
Made with Bridgford Frozen
Bread Dough, this pizza can
be made in no time at all.
Simply roll dough out, top
with zesty ingredients and
bake.
SANTA FE P1%%A ·
• l (one-pound) loar
Bridgford Frozen Dread
Dough, White or Honey
Wheat
• th pound cooked ground
beer or ground turkey (or
1-2 cups len over laco meat)
• 1 Vi teaspoons ground chili
powder
• th teaspoon ground cumin
• th teaspoon garlic powder
• 1 (15 oz.) can or black
beans, drained
• 1 small onion, diced
• th cu p sliced black olives,
drained
• 1 cup salsa
• 1 cup Jack or Cheddar
cheese (or a combinati on or
lhe two) sliced red, yellow
and green peppers for
garnish.
Let dough thaw
completely. Meanwhile, mix
cooked ground beer or
turkey wi1h chili powder,
cumin and garlic (if using
left over seasoned 1aco
meat, do no1 add chili
powder, cumin or garlic), se1
aside. On a lightly noured
surface, roll dough out to fit
a lightly greased 12 inch
round pizza pan. If dough is
shrinking back, let the
dough res! for several
minutes, then continue
rolling. Prick bottom of
crust several times with .fork.
Bake immediately in a 450
degree oven for 10 minutes.
(If a thicker crust is desired,
let unbaked crust sit out for
30 minutes before baking).
Remove crust from oven
and top with black beans,
taco meat, onion, olives,
salsa, cheese nnd peppers.
Return pizzn to 450 degree
oven and bake for 10-15
minutes more or until
cheese is melted and crust is_
browned. Remove from
oven, let pizza sit at lcnsl S
minutes. Slice and serve.
Nutritional Information
Per Serving: l/12th of
' Recipe: Caloric~ 240,
Calorics from Fat 80, Total
Fat 9g, Saturated Fat 3.S g,
Cholesterol 25mg, Sodium
510mg, Total Carbohydrate
28g. Dietary f jber 3g,
Susars 6g, Protein Ilg,
Vitamin A 15%. Vitamin C
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Award-winning chefs oner creative, convenient recipes ·
N ccd some help dreaming up
easy and convenient, yet
creative weekday meals?
Herc's expert advice from three
award-winning chefs who recently
won top honors in a recipe contest
sponsored by Athenos feta cheese.
The common denominator in
these delicious, weekday-perfect
recipes for fish, chicken and pasta
is the f cta cheese. For centuries,
this white, semi-soft cheese has
been a staple in Mediterranean
·cuisines. Because of its versatility
anll characteristic navor, feta
cheese i~ now becoming a popular
item on American menus ns well.
Spyros Mazarakis, chef and
owner of Spyros' Restaurant in
Nonh Andover, MA, believes
when you rt:ly on feta cheese for
flavor there's no need for a long
list of ilfgredients. His recipe for
Mediterranean Catch is rich with
the taste of the Mediterranean,
but prepared with an American
flair.
To make, top a simple fish fillet
with a medley of sauteed garlic,
onions, sweet peppers, tomatoes
and a generous ?mount of feta
cheese. Bake for 25 minutes a'hd •
enjoy a dish with brilliant color
and delicious laste.
Chicken breasts are standard
weeknight fare. They are easy to
prepare and can be combined with
almost anything you have in the
kitchen. Susan Shepard of Orange
Blossom Catering io St.
Petersburg, FL, recommends her
Fantastic Feta Chicken recipe to
busy weekday cooks Jook.jng for a
way to transform routine chicken
breasts in memorable meals.
Use the powerful flavor of feta ·
cheeso and .a dressing of lemon
juice; oregano and fresh black
pepper to make this chicken
recipe a real crowd-pleaser.
When there is pasta in the
cupboard and feta in the
refrigerator a satisfying meal is
only 25 minutes away according to
John Berger, an independent
caterer in North Carolina.
For a quick-fix weekday meal he
suggests tossing hot cooked
fettucine noodles with chopped
tomatoes, basil, olive oil and
crumbled feta c~eese. In minutes,
you have Fettucine Atfet~, a
sumptuous main dish or '
spectacular side dish for chicken
or fish.
For more delicious feta cheese
recipes send a self-addre!.scd
!.tamped envelope to Feta Cheese
Recipe Booklet, clo Hunter
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MIDITIRllANIAN CATCH
• 2 medium onions, sliced
• 1 each small green and red
pepper, cut Into thin strips
• 2 tablespoons olive oil
• 2 large tomatoes, cut Into thin
wedges
• 3 cloves garlic, minced
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• 2 pounds firm-textured fish
fillets (such as codfish, grouper or
red snapper)
• l paclulge (8 ounces) Athenos
Feta Natural Cheese, crumbled
• I tnbJcspoon chopped fresh
parsley
Heat oven to-375F. Cook and
stir onions and peppers in oil 1n
large sk illet on medium-high heat
5 minutes 01 outil te11der -c1 isp.
Add tomatoes and garlic; mix
lightly. Arrange fish in si ngle layer
in l 3x9·inch baking dish. Spoon
vege table mixture ove r"fish;
sprinkle with cheese, Bake 25
minutes or until 'fish Oakes easily
with fork . Sprinkle with parsley.
Season to t:iste w11h !.alt and
pepper. t-1ukes 4 to 6 servings.
Variation: Substitute I p:ickage (8
ounces) Atheno) r·eta' Natural
Chee e wi1h peppercorn for Feta
Cheese. Prep time: 20 minutes.·
Cooking time: 25 minutes.
FANTASTIC FETA
CHICKEN
• 6 bonclc s skinless chid.en
breast. hahes (about 2 pounds)
• 2 tableSJ>oons lemon juicr,
dhided
• 2 tc:ispoons chopped fresh
oregano
• 1;, teaspoon fresh ground llluc:k
pepper
• l p:ickagc l~ ounns) Athena
Crumbled Fern :'\atural Chcc!oe
Heal oven tu 350F. Place
chicken in 13,9-inch baking dish.
Driule with I tablespoon of the
lemon juice. Spnnlde w11h '~
teaspoons of the oregano and
pepper.lop ..,,1111-cncc~CDrlLZle
"ith rem ning l tablespoon
lemon juice and 1,~ teaspoon
oregano. Bake 45 minutes or: until
cooked through ~takes 6 sen ings.
Variation: Omit frellh oregano.
Sprinkle chicken \\ ith 1~ leaspoon
dried oregano lca\'cs, crushed.
before topping \\ith cheese. Prep
time: 10 minutes Coot...ing time. 45
minutes .
FEnUCCINE ALFETA ·
• 12 ounces fettuccine
• 2 tablespoons olhe oil
• l package (8 ounces) Athtnos
f eta ~atur~1I Chee c, crumbled
• 2 cups chopped tomatoes
• 1 cup chopped fresh b:isil or l
tablespoon dried basil le:l\es,
c:rushed
•Fresh ground bl:H.k_ pepper. .
Cook fcuuccine to 10 minutes
or until :ii dente. Drain. Return to ••
pan; toss "ith oil. Stir in cheese,
tomatoes and basil. Tossing
constant!). cook ju,t. until nmturc
is th oroughly heated. Season 10
tJstc '' ith pepper. Makes 6
sen·ings. Vari:ition: Substitute I
paclcage (8 ounces) c\thenos Feta
Natur:il Cheese \\Ith Basil ~
Tomato. crumbled for Feta
Cheese and decrease fresh b.1sil to ......,
-,1.i cup or dried basil to 2
teaspoons. Prep time. 10 minutes.
Cooking time: 15 minutes.
Preparation of
. this meal should
be -kept a ~ecret
When it's your turn to ho~t ,,
special mea( of cour:.c ~·ou "ant if
10 be wonderful and spcc1:il, and
elegant!) i.cl'\ed. a tough orJer
when you're bu!.~ Jnd 1imc 1s at a
premium.
It t!. pO)!.ible to cntcrt:un
elegantly and ca!oil). if you knuw u
few trick!.. For the m:un couN~.
,·ersatllc beef is an appropn.11e
choice becau!oe it can be prepared
in a 'aricty of \\a~. ln tead of a
roast this year, consider a thick-cut
beef top sirloin teak. an
economical, lean, na\'Orf ul CU I that
can be prepared in about one
hour. O'cn-roastcd and bru,hed
"1th easv. irresistible Mustard
Maple Glnzc, it will ) ield eight
generous holid:iy sel"\'ing . lf the
guest list is larger than eight. JUSt
double the recipe and prepare two
steaks (but keep the codking time
the same).
Fruited Wild Rice v.ith Pecans
is ·a deliciou accompaniment,
made with convenient packaged
long grain and \\ild rice mi~. ror
the holiday meal, the me< 1s
dre ed up with the addition of
apple cider, chopped apples,
r:usins and tO:l!>tcd walnut~.
Steamed green bc:in round out
the menu.
If \Ou'vc never roasted a
thick.-<:ut teak before, it'!. irnplc.
frcat it ju.,t a"> )OU \\Ould a roa\t,
place the !lirlom on a r.lck in u z
hullow roa\ting p;in "ithout uny
water nnd cook uncovered at
3SOF. 1 he mu tard·marlc )yrup
mi~ture i brushed on at the end or cool(in1. trien broiled lo aive
the bed a tanay &laze. Allow &he
irloin to re t about 10 minutes
before ~rvina to retain the tasty
juices an<f make carvin4 easier.
While the beef rats. "" the
applel and nuts into the nee "
mixaure, and check on the I'""
beam.
Pk* up UIOrtCd rona fl'Om lhe
bakery and a ~I diilirt, tqo.
II 10'I don't hM time prcpuc oee.
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C4 Thursday, May 5, 1994 Newport Beach/Coata Mesa Dally Piiot
From Soup to . salad:--Mind your sp~it peas and carrots
I f you think split peas arc just
for 50up, wake up and smell
the salad! No kiddins. these
nitty little legumes arc the greens
to choose when you're searching
for a lowfat, nutritious.an~ filling
dish-ot.veui ,
desired, add instant potato Oakes,
2 tablespoons at a time, until soup
is desired consistency. Garnish
with fresh bay leaves. Makes 8· 10
side-dish servings. Adapted from
"Heart & Soul" from the Junior
League of Memphis, TN.
split ond coa rsely chopped
• 3 cups chicken stock
• 3 sprigs fresh parsley
• Snit and fresh grouno pepper 10
taste
• 2 cucumbers, peeled, seeded and
conrsely chopped
pepper for garnish Taste and adjust seasoninJ. Just
before serving, top with slices of
pepper. Makes 4 servings. Adap-
ted from "From Generation to
Generation," from the Sisterhood
Temple Emanu·EI in Dallas.
Rn 8RIAD SNACK.I
• 2 tablespoons white wfne vlncaar
• 2 prlic clO"cs, minced
• 1 teaspoon Worccstcrshl~ sauce
• ~ teaspoon Tabasco pepper
sauce
• 1, 16-ouncc loar party rye bread,
sliced
These greens are e~sy to cook,
too. No soaking is required. Just
boil them in water for about 20
minutes until the peas are al
• COLD CUCUM81R AND
SPINACH IOUP
• 'n bunch (about 5 ounces)
spiMch
• Vi cup sour cream
• I tablespoon mayonnaise
Melt bulter in a large saucepan
over medium heat. Add onion,
potato and leek. Reduce heat,
cover and cook 5 minutes. Add
chicken stock, parsley, salt and
pepper to taste and bring to a
boil. Reduce heat and simmer 20
minutes. Add spinach until wilted.
Let cool, then puree in a
blender uqtil smooth. Chill
thoroughly. To chill mixture add
• 8 ounces (2 cups) grated sharp
cheddar cheese
• 8 ounces 1omnto sauce ~
Preheat oven to 350F. Mix all
ingredients together, except bread .
Place 1 tablespoon of the mixture
on a slice of bread. Bake for 15 to
20 minutes until the cheese has
melted. Makes 3 tlozen slices.
dentc, the best texture for salad.
Jn Warm Split Pea and Carrot
Salad, the peas are dressed in a
Dijon mustard and lemon juice
mixture, with the cooked peas
readily absorbing the piquant
flavors of the dressing. Crunch
bean sprouts, carrots and. bits of
green pepper give the salad added -
interest.
With a whole wheat dinner roll
or a chunk of French bread, this
dish will sati9fy both a hearty
appetite ancf a discerning palate.
The bread also acts to complete
the protein puzzle presented by
the peas: joined together, the
amino acids in the grain and the
peas match the complete protein
profile offered by animal products
such as meat, fish milk and
cheese. For the heart-wise 'Cate r,
plant protein has another asset; it
contains no cholesterol. Warm
Split Pea and Carrot Salad is heart
healthy in other ways, too. The
peas and other vege'tables provide •
fiber, about 6 grams, which is
known to reduce serum
cholosterol. The salad contains
only 12 percent calories from fat
as well. That's significantly below
the 30 percent or lower daily fat
calori~ guideline recommended by
the American Heart Association
and other health prof esslonaTs. --
WARM SPLIT PIA AND
CARROT SALAD
• 1 cup USA split peas
• 2 cups water
• in tea~poon salt
• 1 .cup each bean sprouts and
nne julienne-carrots
• in cup fine julienne green bell
pepper
• V.. cup lemon juice
• 2 teaspoons vegetable oil
• 2 teaspoons Dijon-style mustard
• 1 teaspoon each garlic sail,
sugar and grated lemon peel
• Dash cayenne pepper
Rinse and drain peas. Bring
peas, water and salt to boil in
medium saucepan; reduce heat,
. cover and simmer 18 to 20 minutes
2 tablespoons butter or margarine • l te:ispoon horseradish • 1 fresh green chlle, diced or 1, 4
• 1 onion, coarsely chopped • ~ cup lemon juice cucumber, sour cream, ' OL· can dic~d green chlles •
Adapted from "California
Sizzles," from the Junior League
of Pasadena.
• 1 large potato peeled and
coarsely chopped
• 1 leek with 2 inches or green,
• ~ teaspoon Tabasco pepper
sauce
• 1 peeled and sliced red or yellow
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mayonnaise, horseradish, lemoh
juice and Tabasco pepper sauce.
Purce until smooth -and chill .
• in cup black olll'es, chopped
• ~ cup mayonnaise
• 2 tablespoons chopped onlon
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' or until peas are bQJely cooked.
,
Drain peas, if necessary. Stir in
sprouts, carrots and bell pepper
during final 2 minutes of cooking.
Combine remaining ingredients
and mix well. Toss pea mixture
with lemon juice mixture. Serve
warm. Makes 6 .servings.
SOUTHERN CORN
CHOWDIR
• 1 pound bacon, diced
• 1 large onion, thinly sliced
• 8 to 10 medium ear$ or corn or
1, 16-ounce package Trozen whole
kernel corn
• 4 cups chicken broth
• 1 medium potato, cubed
• 2 carrots, shredded
• 1/4 cup all-purpose flour
• 1 111 cups milk
• 1 in cups light cream or milk
• 1 tablespoon lemon juice
• V4 teaspoon Tabasco pepper
sauce
• Salt and pepper to taste
• Instant mashed potato Oakes
(optional)
• Fresh bay leaves
. Cook bacon until crisp. Drain,
reserving drippings. Crumble
bacon and set aside. In a 6-quart
Dutch oven or stockpot, cook
onion in 3 tablespoons of the
bacon drippings. Drain. If using
fresh corn, use a sharp knife to
slice just the kernel tops from the
cars or corn, then scrape the cobs
with the dull edge of the knire.
Add the corn, chicken broth,
potato, and carrot to the onion in
Dutch oven. Bring to boil. Boil 10
minutes or until potato is tender.
For roux, pour enough of the
bacon drippings into a 10-inch
skillet to reach V4 inch. Stir in
flour until smooth. Cook and stir
over medium-low hebt for 10
minutes or until roux is light
brown.
Add milk and cream to
vegetables in Dutch oven. Heat
through. Stir in lemon juice,
Tabasco pepper sauce, salt and
pepper. Whisk the roux into the
vegetable mixture. Stir in the
crumbled bacon. Simmer until
thickened and heated through. If
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