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THE NEWPORT EACH • COSTA ME The weatherman is
so deee into his
Crashing
twice into ·
the same cHH
W hat happens \\hen a
computer hiccups?
. Well, probably lots
of things. But iJ1 this particul:ir
case, you've got a poor
paraglidcr becoming the butt of
lots of jokes and razzing from
his buddies.
Maybe some of you Daily
Pilot readers saw the brief Page
l item in Monday's paper about
the paraglider, Scott Skibicki.
. Iris
YOkol
Editor's
·Notebook
According to
· the story, poor
Mr. Skibicki,
age 33, had
crashed into
the bluffs near
Ca!>taways
Sunday during
a difficult,
360-degrce
gliding
maneu,er.
f-irefighters
spent nearly
35 minute!>
trying to get
the 13alboa
Island resilient off the bluffs,
the Mory said.
Grc:it, dramatic account. The
l)pc of story that mal..c s you
~ny, "Wow.'' M_a) be even
"I lmmm."
Trouble is, the !>tory \\3!> 8
months old.
The dramatic incident
occurred back in April -not
last Sunday.
Seems a computer
malfunction at the Nc,.,pon
Beach Fire Department -a
c9mputer "hiccup," as one fire
official described it -caused
the old pre~s release to be
~p1.." ed out of the d:u;ibase and
se nt 'ia fa\ modern to the DJily
Pilot ne''~room late Sunday
night.
D~uly Pilot Dc.,ign Editor
Eric ~t:mon ''as dil igently at
\\Ork 111 the quiet, nc~•r-empty
nc,,sroom Sunday night when
he heard our fox machine
suddenly begin to buzz and
\\hir :\round 10:30 p.m. Oeing
the b1 ight, ncws-con:.cious
per:.on that he is, Mar:.on ran
O\Cr to 'the rnachinc tO SCC what
tasty ne\\s tip "as bdng sent to
U!> at such a late hour.
\\'1th "ide C)e!>, ~lar:.on
shared the nc\\s release \\llh
his desk associate Rob L)on.
Tht!v determined -"1th !>ound
ne\\S judgment -that the story
should get into the paper right
away. Ttiey found a nice little
!>pot .for it on the front p:ige.
Monday morning, Marson
and Lyon got a round of kudos
from otheF editors for their
quick thinking.
Mean\.\ hile, across town, pQOr
Mr. Skibicki -\\ho's a pretty
experienced, nine-year veteran
of parngliding -was getting
roused from his sleep by a
strini: of phone calls from
concerned friends who'd read
the Pilot.
"A lot of people were calling
me up, wondering how 1 could
cra!>h t\\ ice in one year," the
good-natured Skibicki said.
The ribbing didn't stop with
the phone calls. Later in the
day, as Sl..ibicki rode 1hc Balboa
Island ferry to the peninsula,
the ferry driver saw him and
remarked, "Don't you eve r
learn?"
Skibicki had to explain. "I
said, 'I didn't era h this time.
It'!> a mistake.'"
Dul what bothered Skibicki
most wns the fin:i l line in the
news release: "Skibiski (sic)
' suffe red minor injuriei,
according to the reports."
Firlit of all, I.is name was
mi:;SJ>elled. Second, the s1uff
abou t ''mino r injuries" had his
employers wondering if Skibicki
had pulled the wool over their
eyes back in April ... because
Skibicki actually was out of
work for tv.o months with ll
broken back following hi crash.
{A Corona dcl Mar High
School graduate w~o·s lived on
Balboa I land on ::ind off for 20
yeor , Skibicki Juggles v..ork in
con truction w11h p:srt-t1me
employ ment as a waiter ot local
restauranls. You c:m find him
::it Sad Soff cr's eatery, Sid's,
the e days.)
' he YOKOl/P•e•M
. rain dance, he
may not have · · 4fl"'
noticed that it's stopped for
now. We did Some sprinkles
and partly cloudy skies.
• See Wea ther, Page A.2
Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907
Latest circus act disappearing .· tickets .
~Additional seats for Cirque du Soleil's Costa Mesa run
were to go on sale Sunday, but when buyers sougllt
them out, they were already gone.
BY M A1T COJCEll
ENTEILTAINMQJT Eorror.
COSTA MESA -Welcome to
Cirque du Sore f eeli11gs.
Spurred by advertiseme}ltS and
media reports that 55,000 ad-
ditional tickets were being freed
up for Ci rque du Soleil's sold-out
"Alegria" show at South Co:ist
Plaza, several callers phoned Tick-
·etMaster at the appointed 9 a.m.
Sunday to order premium seats,
only to find they'd been gobbled
up.
Fans of the French-C:inadian
theatrical circus are dem:mding to
know flow so many tickets could
have already been snagged if they
weren't availab1e until that time.
Turns out they were available .. _,, ·~·· ~,~ .. ~·/Y .. J .. . . . • • . • • • . . .
earlier.
.. Some time during the Chri~t
ma:. break ;i decision \.\~ made to
sell them sooner than announced
to :.atbf) public demand," ac·
cording to spokellm;in ~1arc
Lafont.
Cirque du Solcil JddeJ I · per-
formances to the co~t:i \les:i run
of · Alegri:i,' "hich prcn acres J:in.
24, after .a blocl-.. of 75,UUO tal l..eb
\\ere quickh sold tor the ini1ial , ,
rH<1T0) IT .\lu.c ~I.Ar.TIS l).Ul'I' rum
Larry Hamilton relocates a pump hose on a fishing boat in the Back Bay Marina that sunk as a result of recent storms.
HOPING FOR A DRY SPELL
Victims of
landslide keep
humor intact ·
BY MARC S. P OSNER, 0STAFf Wr.rru.
EASTBLVFF -When Annie
Li ndt returned home on Tuesday
night to fin.d a slope and
shrubbery in her pool, one
thought ran through her mi nd:
"Toto, we're not in Kansas ::iny
more."
'
CleanuP
comes as
~ rain takes
a·break
BY ~lAJtc S. Pos=--1:.1~, '"u "r.111 ..
Enhancing the "Wizard of Oz"
imagery was the fact that Lindt's
daughter's playhouse was
tweaked by the mudslide to
resemble the house that crushed
the Wicked Witch of the West in
the classic film.
Eastbluff resident Ron Lindt looks over a doll house he built
for his daughter last summer that was knocked down when a
20-foot Acacia tree slid 50 feet down his property and into his
backyard pool, now covered by the tree on the right. The tree
used to rest at the top of the blue tarp In the background.
Acros the l\e"port-l\lc)J Jn.~J
on Wcdne day. pc:ople "ere
mopp111g up mud, !>aphonang out
\\>atery boat deck. and cautaou I)
hoping that small break in the
cloud cover ma) be the light ;it
the end of 1he lotlg, rain) tunnd.
The storm ck:inup and prcp~
ration for the \\cdcnd b~~an a "l d idn't know what to think,"
Lindt s:iid. "I was dumbstruck.
The house is just driven into the
ground. It just drove the side
into the ground and broke part
of the roof."
That wasn't the only
destruction, nor was it the most
severe damage at the Aralia
Street home, "hich is literally in
ear hot of amplified
announcements made at Corona
dcl Ma r High School.
But Lindt adopted a positive,
even droll att itude toward the
S.e ILIDl/P•9• AS
. 2 inches of rain fell at the Or-
ange Count) Sherilfll HJrbl)r Pa·
trol headqu;irter an Ne'~ ro1 t
Beach, raising the }ear"~ totJI to
See STORM/P••• Al
LOCALS ONLY INllDI INDEX
Ralnfll far
Newport Mm
.
~ questions ••• RI mera
Conservative columnist Hugh Hewrtt
• .82 inches offers the county supervisors the "Just Do
Wednesday ~~---It" solution to Orange Couruy's fiscal crisis
• 8.27 inches tincc that's fa ir to everyone but the high-priced
Jan. 1 b..lnkruptcy attorney. Alsq, Newport-Me5ocl schools
t 9.88 inches since Superintendent Mac Bernd tells how the
June 1994 county's bankruptcy has -and wi ll -
(numbers from the affect the sthool district. ·
Or;mge County SOOriff's See Com~unity forum, page A7
HarbOr f ,JtrolJ 0
'
-'
Newport Harbor Art Mu~um's ne\\ly
elected bo.ird president Jim SelnJ and hi)
wife Hamel, a docent since 1983, look
ahead Jt the challenges the mu~um faces
See Weekend, page Cl
D
Wit llFI II
In i rir1ty, all four locJI bOys high school
b.ls~elb..111 team come home with \.ktorie::..
Wedn ~ay.
See Sports, Page Bl·l
Around To\\n........ .i
Best Buys.............. A2
CIJss1fit'<i ............... 87
Cornmunit}". Fprum.A7
Fred MJrtin ........... AJ
Society .................. A6
Sports................. Bl
Weekend ........ ... Cl
tour·\\eCI.. t!ng:.igcment.· This
marl..ed the soonest "Alegria" had
bc1.n e~1ended during •he current
J'\orth American tot.r and pcrhJps
the earhe)t an~ Cirque du Solc1l
producuon h;.id sold out an~'\\here.
Based on the phenomenal rate
of )JI.:!> for the fir)1 month of
)hO\\:.. 11 "as decided ~me11me in
late Dcccmb1.r to st:.art scllinl? the
e\l1.nul!J-run uckcb, e-.en th-ough
See CIRQUE/Page A•
Officials
.can't detail . ..
school , cuts
Ne~port·Mesa Unified
official s say they don't
have an itemizeoli st of
spending cuts. Mean Nhile,
the district's bond rating
drops several notches.
lit' ~l.AJt.\' A.'1:~ fi.-\JL\\O~, S!MF \\'11.1ar.
:'\1:.\\ PORl -'.\lES A. -D1)trict
leader ... hJ\C announced S~.7 mil·
lion in -.pending cuts. but sJiJ
\\ cdne ... dJ\ thJt the\ could not
pro' 1Je ... pcc111c!> on °C\aclh "h:.it
'>Uppli1. • scf\ 11.1:::. Jnd 1..~1uipmcnt
"111 b1. 1r1mmed.
'1."p1.ert-:".lcsa Un.!1 J S~h,,01
Da ... ir ..t olfi~1Jb pr.:,.:mcJ t.'h. S~:
m1111,1.1 m cub to tru,tc.:s Tue~3J~
night, hsteJ in £1..n..ral c;.itc:;ori.:s
llUCh J' ··books anJ :.uppli.:~·· and
··1.qu1p.r~111 ..
D1-.t1 d 1 f11c1.ils s 11d the\ rnm
· pakd th.: <.. 110\Jl-.'> C) rcJudn£!
1.1~1 'cJr !. op~nJaturc ... 1') a c:r-
IJIO percent.igc •
\\'hen th<! DJil) Piloi a,1,,cd lor
an itemizeJ last of '' h..11 I.ind~ ol
bool..:. and i.upplie "oulJ nut be.
ordered and other ,deta1kd infor-
mation from t.he~e CJtegonc~. of-
ficials !>Jid there \\JS no ,1ctual ll)t
prepared and that 11 \\ill tJl..c t\Hl .
weel.s to a)scmble one.
· In Olhe r financial ne'' ), the J,,.
tri t found out Tuc~d.i' that the
S1:rndJrd & Poor·s "A': r;.iting on
a bond old an N.:>,cmber Jropp.:J
a full three grades to a "13.''
See SCHOOLS/Page A5
Environmentalists
concerned about
county moves
They worry that cuts will
hurt ettorts to clean up
Newport Bay. .
lh Ev.\' l h.~lll:.O~. '>HH \\ .. 1nr.
L li .. JI en\1wnmentJlast>. arc con-
cerned th.at ti·.: cf 1.ch l)f count\
\lu J~1.:1 HJuct1l'n' \\Iii harm d· J ~ lorh 10 d~.in up :'\..:"port 13a).
13, cuttml! Sl31.920 out ol it-.
l'pcr .11ing b~Jge1. the count> fa1, i-
rl)nmentJI Health Jl·p.irtment \\111
"reduce the . . . Jb1lll\ to .1 )<JI 1.
the heahh quJht~ of ocean recre·
:iuonal \\ater:.," ac.:ording tu J re-
port hom the Health Care .\gen-
C).
l he same report cJlls for the
el11nin;ition of th ree StJff po,1t1on'
at the Redhill danic 111 Co!>ta
Mc a. A program 10 a:.se:.s the
abilities and Lr:ian mentallv ill 1hd1·
• vadu;ih for pa)ing jobs "iii abo be
terminated.
:·urther cut could reduce or
eliminJtC SCf\i C) :It a CJlilJ ;ind.:a
m:iternJI hc:illh care clinic in
Co ta Me u. The clanic on \\est
19th Street made the la!lt of f Jcala·
tic \\ hich could be impacted b)
the CUl'i .
County health offaca:il \\Ould
not commenl on the report
\\'cJncM!~)·
Member ol J\c~port Beach'!>
CO\ iron mental groups, l!ecking lo
kno" how <leep the en' aronmtntal
quality cut • v.oulJ be fe lt, :aid
that the propo\cd reductions
\\OUld top 10 ~ar of harbor
cte;.1 nup efforts "dead in1 it
tr<1c~ ." ~
... COUNTYJh9e M
u ThUraday. January 12. 1995
.
LOCALS. ONL
CITY EDITOR nus YOKOI. 574.42))
T HE BEST CARPET
cleaner in town,
Knightsbrld&C Cor~t and
Upholsttf)' Cleaning, ha~
recently invested in new
powerfl.il equipment th:u cleans
better and allows carpets to dry
faster.
The purchase of the new
equipment coincides with the
annual post Christmas $45
"Cranberry.Sauce Specinl,"
which offers
Dest Buy
readers steam
cleaning of all
traffic arens to
remove spots
and stains that
have collected
from the
holidays.
Mike
Dunkley,
------owner of
Best
Buys-
Knightsbridge,
says he's
reintroduced
-----• the hugely popular S95 "whole hou se
special'" which includes all
rooms, st:iirs, hallways, area
rugs and bathrooms.
"There's no limit and
positively no hidden extras,"
says Dunkley. '
LEAH Hocsn:s/DAJLY Pnor
BY EVAN MENU.SON, STAFF Wun;a
NEWPORT BEACH -From
a lis' that once excce<Jcd 50
names. the city has reduced the
number of Planning Commis·
sioner candidates to five.
The five candidates are Ste·
phen Sutherland, owner of an
archi1ec1ural design company;
Michael Kranzley, vice president
of Kidder, Peabody investment
firm; Edward Selich, a land de-
veloper; Tom Thomson, n Real· _
tor; and Mitchell Brown, Birtch·
er Real Est:ite vice president.
The Newport Beach City
Council will determine "hich
commissioners to appoint at its
Jan. 23 meeting. The com-
mission has had two vacancies
since former commissioners
Tortf' Edwards and Norm:a Glov-
er were elected to the City
Council in early November.
Since the election, the seven:
member commission has oper· ·
a1ed with only five membe rs.
Knight~b.ridg~ (673-756 1) is at
118 V? Marine A"e., in Newport
Beach.
0
APPOINTMENTS 01-·
NEWPORT (722-7515), loc:ited
at Westcliff Court at 170 l
Westcliff Drive in Newport
Beach, is having its "white sale"
with all bed, bath and kitchen
linens marked down 20%. The
sale includes all special orders.
Christmas items are discounted
50%.
Swinging In the rain: A swamped playground on Tustin
Street, close to home, seemed like the perfect spot for Katie
Hall and Christina Bennett, two friends who hadn't seen one
another in awhile, to talk Wednesday. "We were catching UP,
on the latest gossip, like what grades we're going to get, '
Katie said.
During the \\eeks since the
election, the council appoint-
ments commi11ee has rcvie\\ed
55 resumes and intervic"ed 16
candidates. The fi,e finalists
\\.ere selected ba~cd on se\'eral
criteria, including length of time
living in the city, amoynt of
corpmunity and city involvc~n(fnt
and !:ind use background. Local agencies mull over questionnaire .. from s~c · "It was a difficult process,''
said appointments committee
member Dennis -O'Neil. "\Ve
"'ere pleas:anlly impressed by
the number of people "ho were
so highly qualified.:' The sale lasts through th e
end of the month.
BY· TlNA noaGATIA, STATF Warru.
As federal and stale
inve ligations into the fall of the
county\ investment pool forge
on, local agencies are poring
over a 10-page questionnaire
from the ccuriiies and
Exchange Commission.
questionnaire,': said Newport
Beach City Manager Kevin
Murphy.
"We're currently irrthe
normal course of gath~ring the
information to complete the
questionnaire, but the city
a11orney Iv.is said he wants to
carcf ully go through it just to
make i.urc ii <loesn't jeopardize
our ::.1:inding in the bankruptcy
or cr1..u1c <i pO))ibilit) for any
funh1..1 li1t.!,Jtio.1. And. th1.rc'!. a
chance that we m:iy nol even
send it in."
county, the names of the
indivjduals who provided
information and copies of all
documents relating to
investments in the· pool.
School District say they have
every intention of completing the
form and supplying det,~led
accounts of their relationships
with 1he county. Each of the CinalistS h:is a
considerable amount of volun·
leer ex_periencc with city or
county organizations. Drown has
a master's degree in urban plan·
ning from the UCLA School of
Architecture and Urban Plan-
ning "hile Sutherland, who ap·
plied for a commission vac:incy
in May, has o~rnted his own
architectural design firm since
0
CARPET DEPOT (722-9642) !it
1998 Harbor Blvd., in Costa
Mesa is offering Best Buy
rea'ders a 10% discount on
purchases made for one month.
The commission sent the
document to all or the poor
in"esiors. However. officials from
some agencic~ sa}' they might nol
re pond.
lt contains 32 questions,
including, "What were you told
about the s:ifetf of your
investment with' the Orange
County Investment Pool?" :ind
"~h:i1 were you told abou1 1be
rbk of lo~s to your in"csiment
principal'?"
Each query is followed by,
"Who told you this? When?"
"We contacted the (county)
treasurer's office on a fair
number of occa)ions, particularly
during the last six months, while
we were making our l:itest
withdrawals,'' said Costa Mesa
City Man:iger Allan Roeder,
speaking for the city and the
Sanitary Di::.1rict. ... •
"We feel it's important for us
Carpet Depot, located in the
same building as Mesa
Upholstery, specializes in all
kinds of flooring, including
carpet -there's 25 different
mills to choose from, including
wood, tile and vinyl.
. "There is a potential threat of
litigation from any number of '
directions in onswering this
. The document asks for d:ites
of cprrespondence wi1h the
Officials from Costa Mc::.a and
the Ne" port-Me)a Ut1ified
to provide a very accurate, •
concrete case 10 the SEC."
July of 1993. ·
Kranzley has served as presi-
dent of the Lido Sands Com-
munity Association since 1'992
and Selich is a former Pl:inning
Director and Redevelopment
Agency· Director for the city of
Huntington Beach. Thomson is
a 35-year city resident, a fonner
director of the Lincoln Club and
a founding director or the
"Drug Abuse is Life Abuse"
program in Orange County.
Carpet Depot and Me sa
Upholstery have combined their
businesses under one roof to
offer customers more for their
r
decorating needs. There's also a
showroom at Fashion Island
Police seek Corona del Mar man
suspected ol bilking seniors
1 displaying their services.
0
MESA UPHOLSTERY
(642-8400) at 1998 Harbor
Blvd., in Costa Mesa ::.pccializes
in custom re-upholsit:ty, new
furnitu re, drapes, bedspreads
and slip covers. .
It also has a large selection of
fabrics to chose from.
0
I NEIMAN MARCUS (759-1900)
at Fashion Island in Newport
Beach is having its famous "last
call sale." The annual sale
features selected merchandise
throughout the store discounted
50% to 60%.
The savings at this ~ale on .
top quality designer clothing is
exceptional.
The sale ends Sunday.
0
Best Buys Dppenrs Thursdays
Dnd SDturdays. Whether )'Ou'rc
a merch:mt or D slloppcr, if you
kno1" of D good buy call me st
S40-12U, fox me DI 6.l6-4170 or
write to me: lJest Buys, DDJ/y
l'ilot, 330 W. BDy St., CostD
M esD, CD/if. 91617.
liv TrNA Boa.GAIT~ STATT WkJTu
Police are looking for a Corona del
Mar man suspected of bilking dozens of
senior citizens out of more 1han
$480,000 in a ~o-callcd "Ponzi" scheme.
Authorities believe Anthony Joseph
Pc1relli sold fraudulent real estate in·
vc)tment trusts to more th:in 25 inves·
tors throughoul Orange, Los Angeles
and Rherside counties during the past
three years.
Police obt:iined a warrant for Pe-
trclli's arrest on Monday but ha'c been
un:iblc to locate him .
The 41-yea r-old Petrelli, who I.cpl nn
office at 3931 MacArthur Blvd. in New-
port Deach, allegedly ·promised invclltors
intcrc::.t as hiSh as 18% on the trusts,
which he named Security Pacific Equity
fund and Mortgage Network Equity
Tru::.t, acco rding 10 Newport Beach Po·
lice Sgt. Andy Gonis.
"Mr. Petrelli, in a classic Ponzi
scheme, u~ed n~w investor money 10 pay
old investor interest," s:.iid Gonis. "In·
vestigators believe Petrelli exhausted
over 90% of (the) investors' money."
Detectives have seized $36,000 from
Pctrclli's bank account. Au1hori1 ies sus-
pect he used the rest of the money to
purchase a 1993 Cor\'ette and cover the
rent for his apartment and office as well
as business and living expenses.
"Investigators believe that Mr. Petrelli
did not purchase any real estate in the
trusts," Gonis s:ii<l.
Meanwhile, some of his alleged vic-
tims arc left \\Ondcring 1f they'll ever
see their money again.
"Hope springs eternal, but I have no
doubt that I \\On't get any of my money
back," said Roger Young, a 68-year-old
Mission Viejo man \\<ho sunk $30,000
into the trusts.
Young de~cribcd Petrelli as "well
dressed and good tooling."
"He was very, very friendly,'' said
Young. "lie wa::. \<Cry talkative. As a
mailer of fact, he called me on the
phone sometimes ju::.t to shoot the bull."
Police say Petrelli -who lives in the
1600 block of Marguerite Avenue -has
black hair and brown eyes, is about 5-
fect, IO-inches tall :rnd weighs around
180 pounds.
Anyone with information regarding
Petrelli's whereabouts should contact .
the Newport Beach Police Department
at (800) 550-6273.
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59/52
evening. winds west 1 S knots,
three foot
windwaves, 5 foot westerly swell.
Chance of
ocusion.il
showetS.
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Cc.ta Mesa Daily Pilot, P 0 Doll
1500. Cb\ta Mo;i, CA 926:6.
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Circulntlon
(The Times
Orange County)
(800) 252-914 1
Ad,·trtlsina
Oassific<l 642·5678
Display 642-4321
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News 540-1224
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News, Sports Fax 646·4 J 70
Main Omrc
Dusincss Office 642-4321
Dusincs~ fax 63 I ·5902
P11bl1~J 1'y ~1irorn1a Communirv ~c-.1s, a TuncJ Mirr~ Cunl~)'
lloger o,~by, ..
PrniJcnc .arlJ Cl 0 M
Balboa
59/52
' Costa Mesa
61/49
Coron.a del Mar
59/52
IUR• •OHCAJT
LOCATION
Wedge
Newport
Bl.ic,ies
Rivtr Jelly
Cd\1
IOATINO
SIZE
2·3 'w 2·3 SW
2-4 ~w
2-4 SW
2·) SW
Check for snull c11fl ad,,lsorl due to high Sl!Wtl •
South"'' -.Inds
1 S to 20 knots this.
morning, J f()()(
wlncfwaves, 1 foot
~tsterty •Mil. 1 his
nDU
TODAY
Firsl high
6:07 .a.m ........... 5.3
firsl low
1 :28 p.m ........... 0.1
Secon~gh
7:53 p.m ........... 3.4
Second low
arter midnight
FIUDAY
First low
12«24 .a.m ......... 2.2
rir't hlah
6:43 .un ..... , ..... s.s
Second low
2:00 p.m .......... ·0.2
SKond -"Isl'
1:24 p.m ........... 3.S
Wiler temp.: 56
Armed mm robs Costa Mesa
gas station of $400 Wednesday
An armed robbery
suspect got away with
S400 after jamming a
handgun in the ribs of
a clerk ;it a C.osta
Mes:i ga~ station and
car wash on
Wednesday afternoon,
police ;aid.
The man -
described as 5-foot-4,
150 pounds -
purchased a Pepsi,
then with the cash
drawer open to deliver
change, the suspect
1hrea1ened to shoot
the clerk if his
demands for the till
weren't met. Lt. Gary
Webster said ..
The incident took
place in the 1100 block
of West Daker Street
about 3:25 p.m.,
Webster saiq.
With planning commissioner
Gary Di Sano's term expiring in
June, O'Neil noted that the
commission will have an entirely
different makeup.
"After si.'C months, you'll have
three new faces on the com·
mission just like there are three
new people on the City Coun-
cil."
The new commissioners will
take office at the commission's
Feb. 2 meeting.
SChool llstrict seeks member for PersOMel Commission
Newport-Mesa Unified
School District trustees arc
looking to fill a position on
the Personnel Commjssion,
the three-member group
that oversees personnel
management practices for
non-te:iching or classified
employees.
of commissioners include
recruitment and
establishment of employee
cligibili1y lists, salary
recommendations and
discipline judgments.
per meeting attended.
Applicants should send a
letter of interest to disttict
Superintendent Mac Bernd
at 1601 16th St., Newport
Beach, CA. 92663. Letters
must be postmarked no
later than Jan. 20.
Primary responsibilities
Meetings are held on the
third Wednesday evening of
each month and
commissio!'lers are paid S25
For more iMorm:ition,
calf Hayman at 760-3400.
IUURIPORT
~ ....... , ..... ,.11
tlare.911 TMMl.y
It's called ttte
Pineapple Connection,
the California
phenomenon that occurs
when the cold northern
branch of the jet stre;am
drops down and mi.11cs
~ith the warm
subtropical jet stream lo
creilte sllong storms
with hea1ty rain and
1trong unshore winds.
That Pinupple
Connection hH brought
In r.ain and plenty ol
high 1urf, but thinp
1hould be smaller and
cleaner by the Wffbnd.
For cl.lily surf ,..,om
and fortQSts, c.ill (900)
976-SUltf. The ull costs
Sl.SO plus any possible
tofl.
DCC worbhop l8t I• V8llllm'I
to • llllli'/ with tax 1'1111'111
Orange Coast College will offer a workshop to
enable volunteets to provide free tax assistance
• to low income, elderly, non-English speaking and/
or handicapped people,
•
The workshop will be free to the public and is
co-sponsored by the Internal Revenue Service
and OCC's Communily Services Office. •
Clas~cs arc scheduled from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on
Saturdays, Jan. 21 and 28 and Feb. 4 and 11.
Only one sc~sion will be needed in order to
prepare basic federal and Californi:i tax form .
Texts and materials will be provided Cree of
charge.
For regi,trotion information, call 643-4060.
POUCl"UI
Police File wlll nol •ppe•r today. They wUI
rtturn Friday.
•
Thursday, January 12, 1995 U
llY • nllDI, L ey ·remembered by many friends
T here arc t\l.O n:imes I nC\-er
heard an)'boJy call Al
l...oclabcy. One is .. din>
rotten bJankety·blanl!" The other
is his squ3rc
mon icker.
Almon.
He was Al, or
he "as Lock. He
was not Almon,
except for his
b)line, "V.
Almon
Locl 3bcy" The
V stood for
Virgil, "-hich
\\jS nci.cr
mentioned . On the
Coast faccpt m:i)bc
th3t's what
Virginia ~lied
him ''hen he stayed do"n :it the
yacht club too IJte, telhng stories,
swapping lies :md ha\'ing '3 sip or
l\\O.
The \'olunlcer Dirtttory nms
pcr1odlcaUy In the Daily Pilot. It )OU'd
like Information on getting you r
organiutlon llstcd, c:rll 6"'2-IJ2t , ext.
JJI.
· ALS Auecl•tle11 Or•119e
Ce~ty Chapter
The Amyotrophac L:ucral Sclerosis
(ALS) As.soci:iuon, Orange County
Chapter h:u need for many volunteers.
For information. call E.xccutl\"C
Director Stat")' Korcsscl at .375· 1922.
Alahel•er's Aueclatle11
ef Ortt•!I• 'Ce•11ty
The Alzheimer's Associ:111on of
Or:ingc County needs 'isi11ng
volunteers, support groups for p:uients
:ind c:irega,crs :ind a volunteer
hclpline. lntere\tcJ \'Oluntecis can c:ill
283· l 11 l or (SOO) 660--1993.
So it sounded strange •bee a
boyhood chum, one Reverend
Glass from San Bern~ kept
talking about "Almon' at Al's
going·away ·party Tuesday.
"Who's this Almon guy?"
\\Ondercd many of the hundreds
of boating and newspaper t~
who 0\-crflowcd Newport Hamor
Yacht Oub to say aoo<fbyc. ''Hey,
m:l)'bc this whole thing is Lock's
ultimate prnctic31 joke," s3id one
friend.
It was a gloomy cfay outside,
gr:iy and stormy. Funeral
\\Cathe r. Inside, spirits \\'Crc
higher. The last thing Al
Loclabcy would have wanted \\a5
for his friends to get a ll slobbery
at his passing.
Even so, one could hca.r
·considerable snuffling. Must'c
been th:it virus that's going
around. -
How else to explain so many
Aueclllfl ... _ .... __
Cretllen
ARC is a non-profit group in Costa
Mcs:l which sponsors and supports
multi-outreach community service
progr3ms, such as the homeless
~nctu:uy. Volunteers arc needed. For
inform:ttion, c:ill Dr. Renee N:tm:t.ste,
540-5803.
aallet Pedfk•
The B:illct Pacific:i Guild, a
\Oluntccr support group for B:allel
P:icijic:i, needs \'Olunteers for :i v:iriety
of t:islis. For inform:ition, c:ill Molly
Lynch :it 642·9275 ..
a19 arethen, al9 'sisters
Men :ind women O\>er 20 )'cars of
3ge, b:i\ing li\'cd in Or.inge County for
Si.'< months and on the job for :it lc:ist
three months, are needed to scr"e as
C)'CS blinking "hen o ne of his
grandsons, \\ho lh·cs in Utah, told
how he regretted being ~ far
aW3y. "I d idn't get to sec them
very often, so I '':is reall) glad
that I got to sec him a fe, d3l
before he •.• " and his \Oice
trailcJ off.
"I'm jus t glad l got to see him
:ind tell him l lo\c him before h e
left."
One of Lock's s:iiling buddic~
John Miller, \\:ts one or the
regulars on the crew of 1..3
Pren 3, A l's Kettenburg 43 ... \\'e
h3d a lot of fun "ith that bolt.
Piled her up on San Clemente
h l3nd one night, and 3 lot of
other thing in bct\\een."
La Prensl had :in aluminum
hull, so they pulled her off the
rocks 3nd S!lilcd home. A day or
two pounding out the dents, 3nJ
AJ was b3ck on the \\3ter.
That \\aS during the he~d3)' of
Co\lnl)"'F:iirgrounds in Costa Mcs:i.
Can Ginny Smith, 708·1517.
Ce•hr fe, Creative
Altwwatlves
The Center for Cre:itl\c
Altem:iti\'CS, :i non·profit ch:irit:iblc
org3.ni~tion."hich "ori.s through the
United Way, h:is :i need for
\'Olunt eers.. gradu:uc IC\d int.::ms or
trainees. For inform:ition. c:ill K;ircn,
642-0Jn.
Celle9e Hospital
The College Hospit:il Co:.t;i :--.ks;i
Aul.iliary is seeking \'Oluntcers h>
perform dcric:il. reception dcsl... gall
shop :snd other Ju11cs :it the h~ptl.JI.
For inform:i1ion. caJI 6-l2·~~JJ. Q
:s.m.-4 pm. ·
Aliterlca11 Ca .. cer Seclety
-The Americ:in C:inccr Societ) ·s
O~nge County Unit is seeking office
\'Olunteers for numerous. cl:l}S :ind .
hours. For inform:111on on rhcsc :ind
other \'Olun1eer opportunities, call Cari
Da,idson :it 364·38~.
' big brothers or big Sisters for children
6·16 from singlc·p;ircnt homes. For
inform:ition, c:ill Patricia Davis :it
5+4-7n3
Co•111u11lty Hospice Care
Community Hospice: C:irc. an
org:101z:i11on th3t pro\ldcs mcdlc;il ..1nJ
c01011on:il support to 1cm1in3ll~·ill
Amerlca11 Retl Cross,
Ortt•9• Ce•11ty Ch•pter
The Orange County d1:ip1er of the
American Red Cross needs \'Olunte<:rs
to :iddrcss communal) groups about
Red Cross sci'\ ices :tnd 10 :tct as
liaisons \\illt0 the mcdi:i in dis.!Slcr :md
emergency s11u:uions. For infom1:ition,
call Judy l:tnnacronc, &35·5381, or
Jo:in M1ll.::r. 835·53 I, C\L -*22.
Arts Ac•cl••Y of
Ora119e Cou11ty
The Arts Ac:idem~ of Orange
County 1S pt.mning to funJ :ind build :i
community :irts facility in Cost:i Mc)a.
For more infom1;11ion. c:ill /\lice
Lesgw :it 5-*0·2557.
••Y Seo.ts ef A.-erlca lac.,
Ora119e C•••ty C..Mll
Volunteer opportunities include
fund·raising, program development
:ind training to existing troops and
p3cks.. For. more infonn:ition, c:ill
Dc''Ofl Dou&herty, 546-1990.
a.ys ••• Glrls Cl•lts ef
Cesta Mesa/N•WWt•rt •••ch
The three area Boys :md Girls O ubs
need ''Olunteer coaches and art or
craft workshop tc:ichcrs. For loc:itions
:ind :iddition:il inform:ition. call Dick
PO\\ers. 6.U.:?245.
Ce11te11alal Farm Teurs
Volun1ccr docents :ire needed :it the
Centcnni~l F:irm :it the Or:inge
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I 285 E. 17th St.
Costa Mesa
Next To ROSS Dress For Less
645-5'511
Hours: M-F 8:30 -6:30, Sat 8:30 -5:00
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SJ39 .. ms
January Clearance
Begins Thursday, January 12
so to 75% Off.
·savings on selected
merchandise throughout t~ ~tore!
IN WESTCLIFF COURT
631-7399
· 1719 Westcllft' Dr. • Newport Beach ~ Monday -Saturday 10:00-6:00 JdB
EXPERIENCED PERSONAL INJURY ATTORNEY
·15 Years Experience Exclusively in Orange County
.
Free Initial
Consultation
No Recovery/Nor ..
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.I Auto Accidents
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.I Slip and Fall
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.... "230
•
~uthern C:alifornia :ulbo:u
r"'1.1ng. The d:i)i. "hen r cc
cour.cs took ~ailo~ around S:sn
~Kolai. 3nd S:s nta B:ub:sra 3nd
the other off horc ii.IJndi., u!lu:illy
in i.tormy i.e3) 3nd shrie .. 1ng •
\\indi..
··1·11 mii.l> th3t guy, He \\:lS a
good friend ... 3 lot or fun. I'll
mi' him." Miller i,31d, ob,ioui.I)
!IUffonng trom :a touch of the
'1rui. him dt.
Y 3chting photogr;iphcr Geri
Con'>cr g:i' .in~ight into 1hc
·\\J) Al zc;ilou .. ly pur:.ucd 3 Shlf).
·· 1 h3J :in altcrc:ltlon "ith the
ll<'C:in oil hore here Jnd Al .
h:ipp~ncJ to be on the pre. s
boJt;:·Gcri rcc:illed ... I \\as ta .. en
to the ho ... p11:il Jnd the ne}.t d;.1y I · ":l' l~ing 1h·cr.c. fec:ling !1-0rry for
m\i.elC' "he1' Al c;.1tfie 10 'ish.
·'Hi there, g.il. ho" )3 doin?"
Lock grinned. "'HO\\ 'bou t tcllin'
me "hat re~J/y hlp~ned ou1
p:iti.::nb :ind thc:ir families 1n Or:ingc
Count}. needs \'Olunteers in Cost:i
Mcs3 and Newport Be:ich For
10fortn:i1ion or rcg1S!r3~1on, call CinJ~
L:urJ. 97~-7~7-
Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse
The Co tJ M c :i Ci' ic Pia) house
n .. .:J \oluntc1.rs for u hcring,
lt.ick.t;igc. mJ1lings, t~ping. lights, :i11d
m:in\ 01hcr Julie . For more
tnle;nlJtion. c:ill 650.5-269.
Costa Mesa
Hlstorlcal Society
l hc Co~b M" 3 I listonc:al Soc1Ct)
colk.:t~ 1 lformation. photos ::ind
.JrtllJC:I~ rdJtln~ 10 th~ hi IOI) of
Co,tJ :--.h. a anJ th.: I l:irbor :irc:i.
\ l•lunt.:cr :r .. ne.:JcJ for :i \:lti.::t) of
lun.:tion ... ror tnformJtaon. call
C..h.:irl~:. B.:c.:h~r. 631·5918
Costa Mesa Literacy Group
111.:: C"lhlJ :--.tc~ Ut~rJcy Group ·
there."
"You \\ere right there ~nd )OU
i.lw me \\hen I decided to go for:
a little l>\\lm," Geri told Loci.:.
''!'\o, 1 "::int the real fact ... t\l
i.:ud. almoi.t scnou now. •
So Geri told him the real fact
::ind Al roared, ··t Anew the
Rcgii.ter didn't get it nght!"
John 13.llk'"· ;i pa~
commodore of the ;\e\\port
OccJn Sa1l1111it A"'-0Cllt1on. told ut
h.., firl>t meet~ng "11h t ock. John
\\Jl> chJrged \\ith phoning in rale
rel>uh~ for a rcl!:llta. a l a!>I.: he
h:iJn·t Jone bltore.
.. Let me tdl \OU. Al kt ml!
knO\\ C\J 11\ "hat iniornlJllon be
\\,:rn1ed: hO\~ he \\Jntcd 11 . nd
thlt I'd b..:uer CCI II right. I mu~1 \C l!pCnt Sl) IO quartt.:r..
t.:"':.lUmo! in thol>e rc!>Ult :· John ·
!>.:iij -
..J knO\\ thJt Al ''ill be lookml!
o'er St Peter's i.houlder to m:il..c
needs \Olunt ... ri. .u> help people
J>.:.:om~ 1.1...:;.Jtl.' or te:ich Lndi h :i) ;.a
srconJ l:in~u"b' For 1nforni;i11on. c;ill
Fuller. 5~. ·>>~.:
Costa Mesa
Senlo!' Citixens Corp.
Th~ Co IJ :--.1.::)a S.::naor c.nt..r, J
mult1·p~rpv,, '.::n.ur s .. n a.:,) 1 .. , 1hl\ 1i.
no\\ op.::n ;it th.: .. ·orn.::r l'l l\Jth ~lr~d
urc he gel!> the nlme, the )aCht
club lnd the order of finish
right,"
lfo daughter Lura told of Al's
bi.thou~ :u Holg. "My mother
\\anted to ~hare \\llh )OU his 13St
\\Ord~. I'd 111..c to go bad. 3 little
bit before th:it "hen i.he c:illed
me \\ cdnc,dJ) night to i.a) that
~he \\Jl> \c" C\citeJ . he had
c:ilkd her .;nd told her he lo,ed
her"
5he then tolJ of the 'e" ,111,rte c\cnt:. of bi.t Fnd..1).
I h1. inorn1ng that he died,
and he "J~ ccrwinl~ rl ..id) to go,
the nuN! "J\ "1tb him :ind ai.led
11 there \\:li. .111\ th1n11 !>he coulJ
do tor him. He· i...111.( ·Yel>. I'd hle
)vu to put m) bcd du\\ n Jnd
cvH.r me up lnJ l~t me i.lecp.'
5he did th:n :inJ he i.:iid,
'l h..inl.. \Ou·:·
f 'rNJ :\"I.min'~ column :Jppe:Ji-s
t 1 U) 17WNd;J)' :md aturday.
'' ~·· ..
;inJ P6mbn3 A\cnuc. JnJ is scdtn,g
\ulunt.::ers. For mor.:: information. c:ill
6-i5.:~J5C> lrom 9 :i m.-5 pm.
Discovery Shop
D.~.::oh ~ 5hops Jr.:: b} the
.-\m.::n • .in C1n1:.:r Sv.:1e1,_ \ oluntccri.
Jr.:: n • .:J.::J and no spc._·;:il skills :ire .
n .. .: .. ".ll'\ For anform:ition, c:ill
t,.:'.l • .: ~~7 bc1,~.:cn 10 3.m. anJ 5 p.m.
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.......... ~C~ona~!i.. .......
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C arpeting
• ~1-
Vinyl Floors • Wood Floors • Draperies
A.LI>E~'S
CARPETS, INC.
1663 Placmtia St. C.OSta Mesa 650-8225
646-4838
283 C, East 17th Street
Costa Mesa ... a ... a c..t.
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./ Security Gate Access
./ Resident Management Team
./ Open 7 Days • 1000 Uni1s
./ Competitive Rates
./ Personal Business &
$25
644-2747
Seasonal Storage
~ Deliveries Accepted
~ THEE
Mention od for discount • New renlen on~
TRASP CEYO
1177 Camelback Street
Newport Beach, CA
NEED ..
PERFORMANCE
JAG.UAR .• ROVER ·
714/650•5860 ..
M Thursday. January 12, 1995
TODAY
t.ALAllCI YOua un
"Priority Maile: How to Ll"e Your
Life on Pu~ .. •• the title of :a free
7 pm. rrogtam 81 lhe Newport Dc:ach Ccnlr.i Libr:ary, 1000 A\OCodo A\"C'.
The proir:im 1.1.1!1 focus on how to put
b3lancc into business ind personal
life. Dcuuls. 117·3816.
CORPOUn ••Ownt MlmN•
Ch;)rfcs 0 . Martin, gencr31 partner
"'11h Enterprise P:irtncn, i'> the
fcJturcd spc:il.:cr for the Association
for Corporntc Gro~th meeting th:it
st.irts at S:30 p.m. :n The Pac1rk Club,
4 I 10 M;),Arthur 81\J. in :-;c~port
&ach. Co)t is SW :ind indud.~ hors
J'<XU\fCS. CJll 426· 763) for detJib..
ftMI MA.NAOIMINf WOIKSHOP
A t\\O-pnrt 11mc m:anJgcmcnt '.)cmin::ir
~ iJdult )tudcnts "111 !>.: held tonight
JnJ Jan 19 from 6:30 lo 8 p.m. 1n,thc
Rc·Entry Center al Orange COa\t
College 1n Co)tJ Mcs:i. The "ocl.shop
as frC\! and open to the pubhe. For
more anform:i1ion. call 432-5161
INFOMHCIAL HMINil
FaM'ett's VidcoMarl.cting Inc. 1s
ho~11ng a lunch scman:sr from 11.45 to
t·30 p.m. at the Center Oub, ndj:iccht
10 the Performing Arts Center in
Cosia Mesa. The semin:ir '''II show
product owners how to cash in on the
muh1·b1llion dollar Direct Response
1 V indu~try. Cost i~ $15 and space is
lim11cd. Dll Kathy :.11 753· 7477 for
rnorc information or rc~...:rva11ons.
SATURDAY
IACK UT WALklNG TOU•
1 he Friend~ of ~C\\ J)l>rl Bay. \\Ill
cllnduct free ''all.ing tours of the
Upper Newport Bay Ccologi~al lh:~1:"c bCh\CC:n 9 :ind IO:f) am.
1 ours depart C\'Cf) 10 to 15 min~tes
lrom 1hc corner of E:ist Dluff Drive
.inJ B:>cl. B:iy Road near Jnmborec
anJ la)t I 'h to 2 hours. Wear
c:omfort:ible shoes :ind bring binoculars
and cameras. 111e tours scr\'e ;is ;in
introduction to the rich variety of
"1ldl1fc and plants al this important
' coastal manh.
CUT TAXIS HMINAJt
··Cut T a"<Cs \Vith :i Conscience·· is the
title of free 8:30 a.m. brcal.fast ~cminar :11 the Oalboa B:iy Club, 1221
\Vest Pacific Co:ist I lighway in
Ne~port Beach. The seminar.is
l>pOn!.Ored by Wcallh Asset
Management anJ l luus1ng Allies. For
dc1a1li., call (800) 926·-WSO.
CltlATION SCllNCI LICl'UH
Geology professor Rick Balough "ill
~peak on "What is Science and Wh:ic
Arc the Limits or Science?" at the
7:30 p.m. mec1ing or the Creation •
Science Association of Orange Counly
at Mariner's Church, 1000 Bason Ave.
an Newport Beach. The meeting is free
and open to the pubhc. For more
inform:ition, call l31ll Murgan at
898-8331 .
•OH SOCllTY
1 he Orange County Ro~c Sociaty as
spunl>onng the 1995 Rose Pruning
. RUFFELL'S
UPHOLSTERY llC. ... ,_ .... c...rs""'
1122 ..... IUI .• cesra •SA-S41·115'
Dcmom1ra1ioftl &oda_y and Sunday at
,1hc WcstmlAstcr C•"'c Qntcr ROM:
Garden at 1 e:m. Tips on 1electing.
plantina. fcrtili.zina. prayin1 anJ
general cullivation o( roses will be
&Jisc.:uncd. The event as free. Call
Lilhan al 650-0946 ror de~ils.
SUNDAY
AL&.·UllD ... IMOW •
More than l,SOO dogs of approom:itely
I 20 different AKC Breeds aro
cxPGctcd tO take p:in in the All·Brccd Do& Sllow and Obedience Trial at the
Orange County Fairgrounds. The •how
as sponsored by the Shoreline Dog •
Fanciers A!>SOC1.uion of Orange
County. Show hours arc 8 a.m. to 9
p.m .. with judging scheduled for 6 p.m.
Adll)iss1on is SS for adults, S4 for
scnio~. children 6-12 :arc SJ, and
under 6 arc free
llWllH MIHO•~ LIC1'VRI
Professor D:inicl J: Schroeter,
associ:ite profcss-r or history and
Teller F:imily Chair in Jewish history,
will lecture on "The Promise for Pe:icc
-The Jews and Moslems: A
1 listorioal Perspective" at Temple Bat
Yahm's.S&ial llall, 1011 Camclback
St. m Newport Bc3ch :it 3 p.m.
Afternoon Tc:a is follo\\ed by lecture
and discussion. No charge, but
reservations arc suggested. Call
644-1999.
TUESDAY
HCOND llOHT HMINA•
Dr. Robert I line, the sighted author of
the best·scller "Second Sight," will
discuss his experiences with blindness
during much of his professional career
:n 3 free noon semin3r at the Newport
Beach Centr31 Library, 1000 A\'oc:sdo
A\c. Details, 717·3800.
DOLPHINS MllflNO
Tom Red1.1.itz :ind Norm Witt of the
SRI WU'S GOOD FORTUIE
The island country ol Sn Lanka (located ott lhe tip ol India) 1s blessed with an abundance of gemstones, from alexandnte to mcon Formerly known as Ceytoo until 1972, this country owes its good fortune to tile fact «iat it Is a repoS1tory ol Widespread deooslts of alluvtum that are washed down lrom antenor mountains by monsoon rains These
natural concentra11ons of gem•ones make 11 PQss1ble for Sri Lankans to m1oe them by
relatively prim111ve means Workers s1mo1Y rake the bottom of river shallows will\ scra~~J or else they d10 Into a rich layer ol sand ano oravet (called lllam) which coma1ns concentrations of _gemstones up to SO feet
underground In this manner. 11 1s possible to mine everything trom rubies and sapphires to garnets and moonstones. II is indeed lortunate that the oeooraph1cal nature of Sn Lanka has made If pbssible to find all of those beau11lul gemstones.
However, you don't have 10 !ravel around the world to find the b~t jewelry • just come an to ROYAL JEWELERS and see our 1ncred1ble selection of the world';s finest .oems. Please come visit us al I 280 Bison. Ste. 86 1644· 7804) In the Newport North Shopping Center lat the corner of Bison and MacArthufl. and 32411 Golden I.intern Ste. G (248-8995) at
the Ocean Ranch Village Center, Lacuna Niguel. Visa and Mastercard are accepted We also feature expert watch repair. remounting, and res121ng.
P.S. K1rig SOiomon Is said to have sent to the island now known as Sri Lanka for rare gemstones w1th which he attempted to woo
fhe Queen ot Sheba.
LET OUR FAMILY
GIVE YOUR FAMILY
help and compassion in your time of need.
•~iM Co.
~m discuu
local
construction
proJCctl It
the 7:15 a.m.
mcetina of
the Dolphins
OMsion 'of
the Newport
Harbor Arca
Chamber of
Commerce
brcakfasl
meeting at
t:cam French in a relaxed soci:il
atmosphere cYcry other Wednesday
evening at 6 p.m. at Le Meridien
Hotel, 4SOO MocAnhur Blvd. in
Newport Beach. Cover charge of SS
includes an appetizer buffet. For
more informa11on, call 476·2001, ext.
3103.
free support
v.-orbhops
for
indMdu:ils
with cancer
and their
families in
the Can~r
Ccn1cr
auditorium
from 7:30 lO
9 p.m. Lios
H:idd:ad, a
the Newport
Bc3ch Marriott Hotel in Fashion
Island. Cost is $14.50. Call the
Ch:amber at 729-4400 fo~ reserv:itions
or oddition31 information.
IHCIAL IVINT NOi
"M3rkelmg Solutions" will be the
topic of guest speaker Gerry Foster at
the 6:30 p.m. meeting or the
~iation of Speci:il Event
Profcssion:ils at Shark Island Y:ieht
Oub, 1099 S. Bayside Dr. io Newport
Bc:ich. Cost is SlO for members and
SIS for visitors :ind guests in adv:incc,
:ind $15 for members and S20 for
guests :it the door. Networking and
refreshments will proceed the meeting.
To RSVP or for more inform:llion, t'all
851-8186.
WIDNUDAY
PAKISTAN ftAVILOOUI
The Hindu Kush and Northern areas
of P:ikistan arc the focus of a free 1
p.m. slide lecture in the Vincent
Jorgensen Community Center adjacent
to Mariners Branch Library, 2005
Dover Drive in Newport Beach. For
more inform:ition, call 717·3800.
CA.NCI• IUPPOH O•OUP
l lo:ig Cancer Center at 4000 W.
P:icific Coast Highway in Ne\\ port
Bc:ich is holding the first is a series of
-by Or. Mfcha-1 T. Bywater
Or. Alissa S . Wald
Doctors of OptotMtry
COSMETIC PROCEDURES
Women Vftio wear contact lenses
should prociice some simple pm-
cedures to enstxe the health of their
eyes and the well being of tt;leir lenses
before foclol cosmetics ore opphed This
will serw to keep makeup-laden hands
away from oontocts, \'Allch con be d1ftl·
cun to ctecm oner making conloct wilh
oily ~noes By the some loken,
contocls should be removed befCl'e
makeup II also makes gooct sense fCl' o
woman to close hef eyes \'Al1le opplylng
hair spray and unlll oner the spray hos
dlsslpoled from the air If hair spray
were to come in contact w1lh lenses, ii
could coor lhem permanently Loslly, 011
makeup applicators should be replaced
every ·few months to guard ogoinsl boc-
leriol buildup Which could harm ltle
eyes. .
Contact lenses offer o freedom and
comfort level Wilh wtllefl standard eye
wear connot compele. The cost of sueh
freedom is on extra level of core You
must be prepared to core for contacts to
o greoler degree lhon Is required from
eye glosses 1he pay oms beller vision
With greater nexiblhly BYWATER AND
WALD, DRS. Of OPTOMETRY provlCle
complele f!.le core servTces, inctoo1ng
standard and specialty corJtocl lenses
FCl' more lnfomlotion Cl' on appoint·
ment. coll us or 545-9162 We ore
located at 2706 Harbor Blvd . SUtte B
Hours ore Mon and Fn 9-7, Tues.
Vfed • and Thurs. 9-6. and Sol 9-3
invites you to our
ROSE
PRUNING
DEMONSTRATION
Learn how correct
Rose pruning multiplies .
blooms. Bigger and
better ROSES frofu
your own Rose Garden.·
registered
nurse., will be
discussing
stress reduction, aruucty relief and
rel.ulltion techniques. C:ill 7604452
for reservations and infom1ation.
•AnN• WITM CONflDINCI
"l3u1ld1ng Confidence in D:iting" is the
title of 3 t\\o-part \\-Orkshop being
offered tod:iy :ind fan. 25 from noon
to 1:30 p.m. at the Rc-Emrx Center at
Orange Co:ist College in Costa Mesa.
The 1.1.orkshop as free and open to the
~blic. CAii 432-5 162 for more
anform:itioo.
INRUAITM COUNCIL
Daily Pilot Editor Willi:im Lobdell and
Or:angc County Metropolitan Publisher
Steve Churm discuss "Or:inge County:
The Economy, Politics and Major
Issues in 1995" :it the noon meeting or
the Ne\\pon Mesa Irvine Interfaith
Council. The council meets at St. John
the Devine Episcopal Chun:h in Costa
Mcs:i. Cost is SS. For reservations, call
548-4942.
FRIDAY, JAN. 20
MOTO•CTCLI rwu MDT
More than 200 vendors selling :and
displ:iying the l:itcst in Motorcycle
equipment :and :icccssories \\ill take
p::irt in the indoor motorcycle swap
meet :it 1he Orange County
Fairgrounds. G:itcs open at 5 p.m.
A 50..(.ALLED SLIP
OF THE DISC
Despite ttie fact thtJt the tuTlan spine
rs an a191neenng rMrv"el, lh1s shod-
absorbns system aldures stresse$ that
may f:'mltually lest tlS ~ poirt.
Tht mere fact ~ woe walk an /JO a..pighl
pos1tlOl'I slbjects the spinal column to all
sorts of COOCUSSIOl'I In ~ltlOn. the
sp.ne carries the ~ of die entire
tn.nk ond he«! ond must endure the
effects of constant iarTlf'lS and stretchrng
To help rt mo1nta•n rt.s 1ntegnty in the face
of all these stresses, the spine makes use
of small cushions (discs) betvcen each
of 11S bones to absotb shocks and prev-
ent excessl'ie ~nt .. In time, how·
ev'el', the dascs endure vvear, and spafll)I
m1~hgnfl"lents caustd by accidents,
mJUIY, improper hft1ng, and strain cal.Jse
them to bulge °' herniate .
1r you ~ a dasc cord1t1on, do not
wait, consult )'OlK Oooor of ChlropRIC.tic
as soon as possible A disc cord1tion
will rarely get better by 1tselr We recom-
mend a spinal checkup before you
begin lJlt>f strenuous eirerc1se program so
as to not to con1nbute to°' ~ IJl'tf
bock cord•tions We are located at 2013
Newport Blvd. and are currently accept-
ing reN patients Please call 631-5664 to
schedule "" aopo.ntment, Morrfn
8 30am-7pm, Sal 8·noon
SATIJRDAYS •SANTA ANA• JAN. 7TH & 14TH • 11 AM.
SUNDAYS • COSTA MESA •JAN. 8TH & 1STH • 11 A.M.
PLANT THE WINNERS
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Admission is S6. For more
infornmion. CAii 364-0S ts.
IATUltNY, MM. 11
COUllTln' Lllll 9ANCI UUOlll
Come tnd learn how to do the country
\\estern line dance from 7 to 10 p.m.
in the Commons :iru :u E.stonc13 I hgh
School, 2.323 Pt3eenti3 Ave. In Costa
Mesa. Cost is $4. The e\.enl is a
fund·raiscr for the E.st:incicl girls'
soettr and track teams. Call 760·3376
for more infom1:nion.
CP• Cl.All
An "'111criclln Heart Association CPR
0:1ss will be held from I to 5 p.m. :it
the Ncwport·COSt3 Mesa YMCA. ~c
cl:iss ~ill be a BLS·B level ccrt1fic:i11on
(:idult CPR). Participants must register
prior to the class. Dct:iits, 642·999P.
SUNDAY, JAN. 22
IUTTllNI, CATS a HTS
The Arncric:in C:it Associ:ition
presents :i Nation31 Ch:ampionship
·kitten, cat :ind household pct contest
:it the Or3ngc County F:airgrounds in
Cost:a Mcs:i. Cost is S6 for :adults :and
S4 for children :ind seniors. Proceeds
go to the C:iliforni:a S1:atc l lumanc
Society. For dct:iils, c:all (310)
530·9536.
CHILDRllN'I CHO•UI CONCl•T
The public is invited to a free
perform:ancc by the Pacific Chorale
Children's Chorus :it 3:30 p.m. in the
Friends' Meeting Room of the
Newport Beach· Public Libr:iry, IOOO
Avoc:ido Ave. TI1c 70·'<'0icc choir i.s
comprised of children between nine
:ind 14 yc:irs of :igc. The. progr:im will
l:ist 45 minutes. Call 717-3800 for ·
ESTAB. 1977
more infonnatioll.
...... soccaa.mc
The Ncv.-port-Costa Mesa-Irvine
YMCA is offcriAg a wome11'1 soccc:r
lcaauc and dinic, for womco 2.5 yc1 rs
of :age and older or all abilil)' levels.
ancludin1 beginners. lnten:slCd panics
may sign up as a team, or JOln as
individuals. The clinic will lake place
from 1 to s p.m. IOdny and lcagu~ rlny
will begin on Feb. 2. AH 1ames wal be
played on Sund:ay. For le11ue
anfonn:ition, call the YMCA at
642·9990. For information on lhc
clinic, coll Susie Roche :it 432-8726.
TOISDAY, JAN. 14
HANDWltlnN• &NALTlll
In cclebr:ition of N:ition:il tlandwriting
Weck, free lectures, exhibits and
\\or1tshops \\ill be presented from
12:30 to 2:30 p.m. at the Newport
Bc:ich Public Library, 1000 i\vocndo
A,·c. For details. c:ill 717-3800.
THURSDAY, JAN. 26
PRIPAIUINO JO• PUal•TY
Children nges 9 to 12 :ind their
parents c:in attend a fiYc d:iss series
qn sexunl development at Coron:i dcl
Mar Community Church,
Congrcgationnl, beginning today from
7 to 9 p.m. and continuing every
• Thursdny evening in Febru:ary. ,The
scp:arate class.cs for boys 3!1d girls arc
abstinence oriented. Cost as S25 for
fivc-cl:iss series. Details. 64~ 7400.
Send )'Our items to Around To"'D
editor, 1'he D:Jily Pilot, JJO JV. Bq St.,
Costa Mes:t, Calif. 91611.
NlWPOllT IE.ACH
NEWPORT'S BEST KEPT SECRET
. PRIME RIB DINNEJl lVEAY ru~AY •&ft
AND ~:~~~~t~~RY DAY
SAT. -SUN.: Brunch from 9. Dinner at 5
675-2340
301 l Newport llwl. -On the Penlftsula
.WESTERLY0 ~L<;J!QQ~
Now accepting applications for
the 1995.-1996 school year,
grades k-8. .
Newpoi't BMCh/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
~ .... a,
·The "8" ralina is defined by
Slanclard .t Poor's as "IJ>Ccula·
lM.'' wilh relpCCl lo capacity to per interest and repay the princi·
pa.
The lower rating means the dis·
trict might nol be able to borrow
money in the future since the fi.
nancial community could consider
a "B" raling a warning or the frag-·
ilc nature or Newport-Mesa's fi-
' nancial condition, said George
Renden, vice president for New-
port Beach-based RSR Oipital
Group.
"When you get into that 'B' cat-
egory, then the rating service is
telling the investment community
that this bond or note is not o de-
sirable investment and that any as-
surances or the interest or princi·
pal being paid back over a period
of time is small," Renden said.
Michael Fine, director of fiscal
services for the district, said the
ratings drop was expected and he
doesn't see an immediate impact.
Decreasing the books and sup·
plies budget by $1.4 million is one
or many steps the district will take
in order to run schools through
June without affecting class sizes
or teaching staff, as promised.
What it amounts to is more than
$5 'million in combined cuts and
reserve spending.
YOKOI
frem Ptl9e A1
S o, to add insult to injury, the
fire department's repeat
news release was not only
old, but had a detail or t\\O \Hong,
it seems.
A bad case of deja vu for
Skibicki.
The April accidl!nt was
Skibicki's fi~t in his paragliding
career and indeed harrO\\ ing, but
it didn't stop him from his favorite .
sport. )Vithin five month~ of the
A pril 23 incident, he was back.at
it again, taking off froM-the same
bluff at Oistaways.
District officials maintained
Wednesday that most of the sup-
plies. that will be cut will be ad·
ministrativc office supplies such as
paper, pencils and pens -not
classroom supplies.
Individual textbooks will be re·
placed and extra books needed for
enrollment incrc:ises will still be
purchased, Fine s:iid. But an en-
tire set of new textbooks for any
subject will not be purchased.
"When we entered into this
thing, we were strong fiscally,"
Fine said, explaining the district's
financial stance.
"And we expect to m:iintain our
strength through this. If we con-
tinue with fairly normal opera·
tions, we have sufficient C3Sh and
sufficient budget to last through
June.
"Next year is a different story
and .jt is still too soon to tell. tr we
approach this sensibly and pru-
dently, we're going to finish. the
school year out OK."
Fine did provide a couple of
specific cost-cutting examples. The
district will not fill several open
classified employee positions,
which add up to about four full-
time jobs, he said. A data proces-
sor is .imong the positions that will
go unfilled.
.Meanwhile, -computer equip·
ment for offices, tools for the
maintenance 'ind operations de-
p:irtment and replacements for
worn-out equipment won't be pur-
The reason the crash didn't
scare him :iway from paragliding
forever, Skibicki said, is because
he knows ex:ictly how and v. hy he
crashed. "I was a little
over-confident,". he said. "I did a
maneuver I didn't have the
altitude to do."
Now a bit older and definitely
wiser, Skibicki continues to "Vy''
out of Casta\\3)'S. The condition
there are perfect for advanced
paragliders, he said.
"The wind hitting the cliff there
gives lift, :111d you can land on the
cliff or on the beach. h 's a great
pl:ice to fly if you have the
experience. l only know of three
pe.ople who fly there."
chued.
• The cuts are called "suspen·
sions" by the district because the
measures can be reversed as the
'county and the distriCl's financial
standing improves, uid Superin·
tcndent Mac Bernd.
In addition to the cuts, the dis-
trict will h:ivc to take $2.S million
out or its reservcS. which were
originally set aside for property tax
fluctuations. The district will still
maintain reserves for economic
uncertainties at a level higher than
required by st3te law.,Fine s~id.
Costa Mesa ,Ma)'Or Joe .Enckson
attended Tuesday's board meeting
both as a city leader and a parent
with three children at Mariners
Elementary School.
He said he appreciated the in-
formation the district presented.
"It was reassuring to know that
we will make it through June,"
said Erickson, who was one of a
handful of residents at the meet·
ing. "Beyond that, I think the
agencies will have a clearer picture
of the county situation at the end
or the month."
Erickson also said he was upset
about trustee Ed Decker's sugges·
tion that athletk: cuts be consid-
ered in order to save money.
"I lefl that meeting feeling like
I W3S punched in the stomach,"
Erickson said. "I am rc:illy con-
cerned. I just want it to. work out ..
We need to work together on
this."
Conditions "'ere especially ideal
the day of his accident, with a
perfect 20-mph wind pro";ding lots
of support, Skibicki said.
"I knew (the crash) was my
error all the way. I've had rough
landings were I twisted my ~rnkle
or bruised my butt ... but this "as
my first -and only -acciden,t so
far."
(And for the record, Ne" port
Fire Department spoke~m:in
Dennis Lockard said fire officials
;ire checking out the computer
system so the Regurgitated Pre~s
Release in·cident doesn't happen
again.)
Iris Yokoi is the city editor.
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water. Each resident ca!1receive10 bags at the yard, at 16th S1reet and Superior Avenue. r
SLIDE
fr•• Pe9eA1
damage after being told her in!.ur-
ancc company .would CO\CC the
tab.
''h 's kind of funny becau~c no
one got hun," Lindt said. "What
are you going to do? My child's
OK. Our family's healthy. We
didn't' lo~e any ... possc~ions:·
A retaining w:ill that abuts the
back sit.le or the pool held its
ground. Out the plants on the
l>lope app:irentl> didn't do their
job as a 20·foot-\'-idc i.ection of
mud, bu:.hes :ind an :ic:ici.J tree
i.lid do\\n the SO-foot i.lqpc, bre:il.-
ang a metal fence :ind pl:i hing
into the pool.
Di pbced \\3tcr rui.hcd mto the
home :ind CO\ered tlu! h:ird\\OOd
lloor::.. aid Li ndt, \\ho h.Jd \et to
see a doll:ir c tinute on the· d..im-
ace.
-.. It lool.s lil.c there\ no ''•m·
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iool.s like :i big mud pit.'
After three hourl> of dc .. ning
floor:. and carpet:.. Lrndt :.
thl.lughll> v.ere on maki1.:1 lcmon-
3de out of her pro,crbbl lemon-,..
· It tool.:. ltl.e a huge SLp·Jlld·
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"Joint replacement surgery helPed me get back In the swing!"
F or Chet Menkes oC Nev.po11 Beach, pain Is no, longer
par for the rourse-not slnce he decided to ha\oe knee
rt.'plaammt surgery Uke Chet, )'OU can get baclt to
doing the thin~ )OO loYe If you've bttn suft'enng from
chromc,4#>1hWmg hip or-knee pain due lO arthritis or
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M Thursday, January 12, 1995
D IVA alert! Ann• Morro,""
\\Orld famous soprano with
the Metropolitan Open,
l..:l Scala, The Ro)':il Opera House
Covent Garden and just :ibout
C\Cry other gold pl.itcd :trcn:i
around the globe, will join p3trons
of Opera Paci fic for a peci:il
celcbratton S:itur<lay.
.... cm
· Opcr:i Pacific
h forming :i
~upport wing ..
c:illed DIVA. So,
n:iturally, "h:ll
better ''ay to
initiate the plan
than to invite the
real thing for•
dinner in Costa
Me):l. Mi~
Moffo '"'ill join
honorary ch:iir of
• ."the c'cning, the The Crowd remark:ible and
cl:issy Elaine
Redfield , and her
romm1uec of opcr:i :ificionado
Diano Sterling, Knrcn Harding,
Barbara Venezia, Shari Esa.)ian,
Lail:i Conlin and Glori:l Gellman
for cod..ta1b and supper at Gustav
Anders, South Coil!ll PJ ,1z:i
Vill.1gc 1
0
P0,t DIVA. the circ~ comes 10
lu\\n Cirque du !>olc1l, that is. Tl!C
t.1buh.>u., Frcnch-CanJd1Jn troopc
"111 erect 1b big top once again in
the South Co;i>t PIJZJ pMl..ing lot,
Co.,tJ ~k).1. tlJ the delight of Or-
• ingc COJ'>ICf) in cJrch of a little
magic ~IJJOr ch.mtic., .ire rullymg
.a round the lent to entertJin donor:..
Among the big events planned for
the big top <• 111ght to benefit Or-
Jnge Cuunt) AIDS Services and a
g;ithmng for Ch1IJl1clp \)SA kids.
ThJt h~pno11c blonde Tio:i
~ch:irniu ca!>b her spell over the so-
cial c:rowtl 1n JO <tll ·out effort ro sell
out the night of Jan. 25 for Child-
help. Daniel Gn uthic·r, president of
Cirque de !>oletl, commented,
· ~fan) of our pL 1 fonncr!I started out
l11er:tll) :io; \tn:.LI ;irt1s1s. \Ve arc par-
ticularl) conce rnctl \\it h improving
_lhe circumstJ1Kcs of all abused and
neglected children in the US and
DnadJ." To take p:1rt for Child·
help, call Maria at (213) 386-8014.
0
Local philJnthropist and al1
.iround good guy "ho tur ncJ J little
motel called llle \\'1.,hing \\ell 1nt0
J rcJI C!>IJlc fortune • ., goms. to be
honored JJnuJry 23 b) Onldrcn's
Jlo.,p1tJI. 111) nJme " well kno" n ·to
the commun11v, and now 11 ''-ill be
.in annu;il name OI honor for lhOsl!
intl1' 1Juals. fJmahe,, founda11011' or
corporal ion "ho rcflce1 Ch Mies
lft•stcr's 1tlca1' of phtlJnthropy ...
.and exemplify h1\ 'p1r11 of \Olun(ccr-
j,m 111 the .. ervice ot Children's Hos-
pllJI.
They're calling the :iward the
"Charley" ant.I, like the famou s
O\Car, Emmy or Tony, it will go to
the bC)I ana brightest stars of Or-
:angc County. The site for the fir..t
··Charle}·· \\Ill be the Irvi ne ll)all
Regen~) lfotel, an<l the entire town
1) C\J)l;CteJ tu tum out in support of
Ch:trll's and Nora Hester. To be 1n-
duJe<l, CJll 532-b690.
D
The Sound of Music Guild, sup-
porting tile Orange County Perform-
ing Aris Center, took O\er not one.
but five ballrooms at the tony Four
Seasons Hotel, Newport Beach, for
its gJla New Year's Eve bash. Car-
ole Lobdell chaired the celebration
"ilh assistance from dedicated staff
J odi Greenbaum. Shari Dro\\n, Ju-
dith "Duke, Jeanne . Awad, !Ulsi:I
J ohnson. Dana McNcill, Mary
French, £,c Foussard, Victoriu Avey-
Gcrtncr anti many more. •
With undernritiog .assistance from
South Coa)t Plaza and 'a host of in-
<fo idual donors -such as Jack ll(ld
Denise C:locellicri. Lyn Davies
Cook. Doi> and Ann McLean, Mary
and Carl Ua)mond, Ellie and Mike
Cordon , M a rio n and A.E .
1 hompsoo, and the dauling S:rndy
Jnd Dr. Rick Po)pi~i l of H:1rbor
Ridb>e -the C\cnt \\JS a smashing
success fur the gualJ and the center.
D
The :\c\\ pori-Mc a crowd has
been ~ccn ou t uf the area, w11h cash
1n hJnd. :-\o, they're not fleeing the
flood "1th Ji.sets. Santa AnitJ PJrk
opened tiie day :irtcr Chris1m:ii. for
the Sl>!h season of thoroughbred rJC·
ing. The park has rcnamcJ the Turf
Oub Jhe UJl1.h\ in Club in honor of ,.
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OltAllGI COUNTY UtlUUPTCY l~LUftON
JUST DO IT~ SUPERVISORS
The Nike solution to the county's bankruptcy would be fair, quick and only objectionable to the high-p riced attorneys 'T h_e_two critical issues facing every
c1t12en o\Orange County are _
remarkab\y simple: How should
the $2 billion loss be allocated among
taxpayers, and how should th e loss be
paid for?
The dance or the bankruptcy lawyers
Column ist
Without
Portfolio
and the posturing of
elected officials has
combined to obscure
these two questions.
Dut this pair of issues
dominates all others,
and until they are
resolved, all other
debates are mere
sideshows.
Fact: Unless the 187
agencies with deposits
in the belly-up fund
agree on how to,
allocate the loss, 1h~
legal battle will grind
on ror years at
enormous expense. ln its year-end issue,
the National Law Journal reported that
Orange County's original choice for
bankru ptcy coun~cl -the firm of
LeDocuf, Lamb, Green & ·MacRae -
was .obliged to reject the county us a
client bccau!lc of a conflict, but a partner
at the firm did provide an estimate of
what the county's legal team would look
forward to on the fee side: "The debtor's
counsel probably will ch:irge S250,000 lo
S300,000 per month for the fir~t six
months. During th e next six months to
14 .months. billings will probably a.verage
$100,000 per month. fees then will jump
from $350,000 to $5001000 during the
final four to ~ix n\onths of the
bankruptcy."
0.K. Figu re. the best case applied
within thc~c ranges, as well as the
shone~t time frame, 3ntf the cm.t ·in legal
recs alone lO the county is a minimum of
S3.5 million. "lt has changed my life,"
say~ Bruce Dennett, coun~cl to the
county. Well, I gue!I~ so.
Now that's one firm. Add in the law
firms and invcstmcnt'advbers for all the
other parties. and the costs :ire simply
incredible.
With this l..ind of payout, taxpayers
must recognilc that it is not in the
in terest of the legal teams and the
inve~rtncnt advi!.ers to quicl..ly resolve the
mc!.s. Elected officials mu st aggressively
take charge. .
Not appointed officials, mind you, but
elected officials. Appointed officials abo
are necessarily driven by
t~ir self ·interests to
make demands that divert
the impact from their
organiz:itions. To a
certain extent, even
elected officials are
compromised in their
motive. I've argued
elsewhere that a loss
allocation czar is needed,
and that all claimants on
the busted fund should
• cede decision authority to
such an individual. But, of
course, the interested
individuals are not about
to do so.
their principal, the
cons11tuenc1es of thc.tsc
communitie'> arc the most
politic:illy PO\\crful ones
in the count).
Time 10 try again. l>A1Lv r11.0r tt110Tos av MAkc ~1Ak11s
Here's what to do. Supervisors Marian Bergeson and Jim Silva should recoQ_nize
To date, no pain ha1i
been foll. If pain is
innicted on the school
districts -and thus the
school kfds and the
parents -the political
backlash \\ill be
extraordinary. And any
attempt to dbtinguish
between school districh
and speci al districts \\ill
lack any dcf ense except
political necessity -a not
\Cry com incing argument
irt court. The line must be
<lra\\n ~ct"ecn "agencie~
that cover the entire
First, rerognize there is there is only one basic interest: the taxpayers' interest. .
only one basic interest: .
the taxpayers' interest. The taxpayer is
neu1ral as to which agency absorbs the
loss, but is not neutral as to how much
loss he or she should shoulder. The
ta.\payers can only demand that their
loss be equal to, and not greater than,
other taxpayers.
The only way to assure equal impact
among all taxpayers is to allocate the
loss only to those agencies that include
every Orange County ta.~paycr as a
cons.titucnt. That means the cou'hty, the
Transportation Agency, the Sanitation
District, etc. All other agencies and
11pccial districts should receive 100 cents
on the dollar.
T hi s is a purely utilitarian analy~is,
and it is based on simple fairn ess.
The county trea~urer acted as a ficlucia ry
to all investors. The money wa!I lost by
an agent of the county. All county
taxpayers should suffer in the same
proportion as a result. .
l have noticed the attempt by !IQmc to
smuggle a'"moral" argument into this
equation by differentiating between
tho!>e agencies obliged to inve~t in the
fund, those \\ho voluntari1y imested in
the fund, and 1ho1>e "ho borrowed to
im·cbt in the fund. Sorry, but this is
smoke and mirrorb. There is no moral
argument applicable to a case where
non-disclosure of ri sk i-. the defining
pattern of the county'!. treasurer. The
only moral is1>~e is whether Taxpayer A
should pay more th an Taxpayer 0
be~au!.C A Ii \ es in jurisdictions with
more money in the fund than D. The
ani.wer can only be no. Where the
taxpayers are not at fault -and docs
·anyone in elected office want to argue
that taxpayars in Newport Beach and
Irvine ore more at fault than, say, those
in San J uan Capistrano -none of them
should suffer more than others.
A million trees will be slaughtered to
provide paper for lawyers trying to
persu:ide other law)ers that this ill not
the case. I object to the effort. 1 don't
want to pay huge sums 10 argue over
whether I will ha\c my money lost by the
county, or by my city, or by the city in
"hi~h I do business, or by my school
distric t, or by my water district.
The 13oard of Supervisor~ ~.hould
co1bidcr a motion to direct th e county's
lawyer to immediately d~vclop a plan
1hat is pren\ised upon a 100 cents on thi!
dollar payback to all fund invc1>1or!. that
are not countywide agencies. The
allocation among the count)\' idc
agencies should be accomplished by
negotiation within a certain time frame.
Should it be impo!lsible to come lo such
an agreement within that time, invc~tors
should ~o 10 arbitration.
The board member \\ho makes such a
motion deserves huge acclaim for
leadership. It will earl) 5-0 once the
motien is made in a public se~!.ion.
~ The board \\ill eventually be forced to
this posi tion, so it is belier to get there
voluntarily. Why is this inevitable? Any
other solution \\ill deeply injure school .
thus condemning the board to a
perpetual enmity in key communi11es.
Even if only the school diwicts that
borrowed to inve1>t arc short-changed on
county and C\Cl)bod~ else.
If you agree \\ ith this anal> 1s, call
)'OUr supervisor or belier }et, send htm
or her a cop) of this picl'C '' ith a note
stating emphatic :igreemen1. The D.111)
Pilot allo\\s )OU tu reproJucc 1hi..,
argument freely. It's hanJI~ a nc\\ 1JcJ
-almost cn:I) rndi\lduJI l\c tall..c:J
"i1h agrees" ith thi" propo~11t0n Uu1 1he
county':. counsel doi:~n·1. It 1~ tune 11.>
communicate uircc11\ \\l1h the board
The slogan: "Om: h~nJrcJ cenb on the
dollar. Just do 11."
N ow. ho" 1>hou!J 1hc counl' aml the
count~" 1Je .igenc1c., p.1y for thi'
loss of S2 billion'>? I ao,;~eJ Uill o·conn111
of Chilton & o·connur. :m lll\e~tmenl
ban.king firm 1n Nrnpo11 lk:.i~h. tu
explain to nh! the p1hs1bilities of
borrowing the lo~s. In brid 11\ pu., ... 1\lle.
and although it'!I C\pcn,l\c, tlm
borro,,ing is ah.o inc\ltabh.:.
One likely sce"nariu 1s a bond i1>sue ol
S:?.3 billion, \\ ith the f1r~t \Ca r's interl'~I
fully cap1talilcd O\er the 3o )e:m of the
bond. Th:it \\OulJ bu\ the count.,,,\ Ilk
aceneies 12 montl "i~i re~1ructure for the
ful ure. n~ well a ... rc~v\Cr dJmagcs lr0ll\
liabk .1J\ iser~ anJ. cruc1;ill\. Jo" n:.1.:c
:ind pmatue. In l<J96, tl(c d...t 1 sef'\tcc
for sm.h an i~.,uc 'h>ulJ cu.,t about Sl4U
million. l he coun~)" iJc agcnc1c' \\OulJ
h,1ve 10 cut ~pending b\. thi:. ;imount. 13)
)clr si:<, the annual co~, 1:. do'' n to $84
m11l1on due to damage a\\:lfl.h. Jnd the
sale of assets. ''here it "ill remain for
the bal.ince of the life ·of the bonu
It '~ a mortg:igc· on lhe cou9ty's future.
AnJ it's inevi table. The longer the
count) u1H.I the vthcr coun1~v.1dc 1
:igc111:1cs d11hcr, th e. grcJler the capital
m..irkcb' =rngcr become'>, the higher the
co-.ls, and the more drrl\trou~ the result.
A ~1.:ore of in\cstmenl hou .. cs are
\\ illing to unJcf'\HllC this l'>sue, but.
agatn, 1ht: ~ount) seem p..irJl}led b)' the
i.hcc:r ~Ill! of the problem A bond issue
t!. the onl~ .. ulution Do it
And get :,enous about dO\\nsizing and
pmat1lat1on. It j., nothing short of
l:Jughabk that six week~ alter the
collap11e, a county that cmplO)S 18,000
peopk h;.i!> laid oil a tot;.il of 107. I
sympathitc "ith those who" 111 lol.e their
JOO'>, but there 1s no :ilternarne. The
county mu .. 1 .• 11 a m1n1111um, reduce its
pa) 1 oil h~ 2sc-c. II can fire approximate I~
4.000 cmplo~ec~ or 1t can impusc an
.ic1os' the boarJ '>.tlal') cut Qf :!5CC. but 11
mu .. t take a p.1inlul chlllCI! either \\a)
Reports '>Uggc~I that lung11mc count>
relJllOn hips arc loo deep l~r k-:.alers 10
Lire peuplc, and l·ur.Jcr!)IJlld l1ha1. 1 he
board !>houlJ 1hu' bring ;n :m ouh 1Jcr 10
conJud the dO\\l!,i.:1ng. :. .. J Jo "u qukil~ It 1 ob\ILU~ 11i.11 it \\Ill not get
Jone 111 .111} 01hcr 1.il>hlLlll
I f the 1.. JUllt\ Jui:-. su1..ce ..... tull\
du"n'>ile :1~J 11 h ;.it1.'.c it \\iii be
pl),..,1lJlc ll> rd1r1.. ·: ~ t·LnJ d.:bt more
4u1d..lr at 'ub .. t.1n11;il a' ings. Uut the
cllv1t c.1nnot get unJcr \\J)' unt1l tht:
uwk-.' muncu":nng 1n the bJnl..rupl.:)
1.llUI t enJ-.. The buJrJ -.huolJ cnJ it.
Sonic llnJI 1h1.ul!hl' on :.iccotintab1hl\
.ind LulpJb1ht~ U~b Citron lost the ·
money, pcnoJ. I le J1J not dbclose hi-.
lll\estmcnt str.itcg.~. anJ .... hen John
~lou1 l.1ch 1..1llcJ hun. on II, he
-.uc1.c..,~tulh JupeJ a lllJJonty of the
\oter ... l"h:.it"s 11. lt"s O\'er. Recalls and
outrage .it ckcteJ oltic1ab arc
mi,plJct:d.
Out the I mhlem is no" knO\\ n and
undc.:rstooJ Otllc1al-. .He accountable for
thi.:1r actions or fCJCli<.m . lrom D~c I
IOI'\\ :.ird. ,\Iler 11\C.! \\ cd,~ of pJral) I:>
:111J .1n..1I) i-., it', time h.l re tire the
l.1.,~c:1,, Im: tit~ PR .:t>n!lult.rnts. s1ep up
h> tile p1ohkm ar J J1~po1>1. l l 11. •
·1 ! i-. ,,n·t ·w-.J..ct "~•c.;nc~. JIJJ it's not
plc.i,.101 Rc:.il lc.1d .. r,l11p 1~ l. ... rdl~ e\.:r
plc.1,.1n1 l3u1 the l.t'\pJ) crs Jre ".1.ting ·
llul,!11 /fr11i1t h, ru-liu~t uf".Lift• &
I i111t·~ '' un l'US. /lo t uf ;i r.idiv ~1w11 on
J\J-1. 1wd ntturm:• 11it/1 ti"' .\t•11purt
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Superintendent: How bankruptcy allects Newport-Mesa
The following are excerpts from a
memo from J\'c11port-Mcsa Unified
School District Superintendent Mac
Bernd to all d1~trict employees.
Orange County's recent filing for
bankruptcy protection has had -and
will continue to have -significant
impact on county services, including
public school districts. Understandably,
the effects of this have been the topic of
much discussioo and speculation. The
nature of the investments, as well as the
proces~ under way to reorganize and
stabilize the county's fiscal status arc
highly complex. In addition, information
on the status of the investment portfolio
and the reo1ganilation changes
consiantly. ·
... While there is yet much information
that is not available, we want to keep
our employees and community apprised
of developments specific to the district...
We hope the following Q & A will
help generate a better understanding of
the district's position relative to the
county bankruptcy.
Will the county's current fiscal
problems affect the quality or edqcatlon
In Newport· Mesa?
We do not anticipate adjustments in
instructional staffing or programs that
would negatively affect instruction
through the end of this school year. Our
immediate concerns center on cash
nvailubility as the county s1 ruggles to put
its fiscal house in order ...
Uow has the county's bankruptcy
olTected Che dlslrlcl?
The county's action in filin& ror
bankrup1cy, while certninly not goqd
news, did have a somewho1 stabilizing
effect for i~ creditors, including
Newport-Mesa. It ... µllow(cd) the county
10 protect i1s a sets ,.,hiJe.reorsanil.lng its
Cinancial orrairs. We think the
bankruptcy con provide greater
pro1eeuon of funds held in trust by the
county ror Ncwport,Mesa. However,
nenrly oll funds, includina tho c on
dcpo it from Newport-Mc~u. have been
frozen ...
The Board or Ei:tucotion on Dec. 9
pa~d a rewlution directing the county
not to invest district receipts or revenues
in the commingled pool administered by
•
the county treasurer-ta:< collector. In ,
addition, the resolution requires that any
future revenues to the di strict be
segregated in the name of
Ncwpon-Mcsa, and invested in short
term, easily accessible investments.
What are the major sources or rel·enuc
tor the distrlct?
As a basic-aid districl, Newpor~-Mesa
relies largely on property tax revenues
for our budgeting needs.
Wh al steps has the district taken to
conscn c Its resources for the short
'term?
At 1he regular lloard of Education
meeting on Dec. 13, 1 outlined a number
of suspensions designed to conserYc cash
Oow .... which were based on the need to
protect the quality of instruction in our
schools, and meet payroll. The
suspensions include:
1. Hiring of classified (non-teaching)
personnel with (some) exception(s) ...
2. Normal supplies will be purchased
only through the district's purchasing
process.
3. Expenditures for consultants not
essential to district legal, financial and
student welfare.
4. Dues and memberships with the
exception of three: Scl~ools for Sound
Finance (for obvious reasons). California
School Boards Association, and School
Services of California.
5. Travel and conferences, with the
exception of those expenses related to
the district's fiscal :ind legal mailers, und
travel that incurs no cost to the district.
6. Rentals, leases and repairs with the
exception of those essentiul to safety, P
sanitation and security.
7. Building improvement · with the
exception of those essential to afety,
sanitation and security.
8. Contracts relative to the
development of the district's Education
Center, which was to consohdatc
administroativc offices.
9. New equipment purchases nnd
equipment budgeted ror replacement,
with the exception or equipment
essential to instruction, ufcty, ;mitation
and security.
If these lllHIUftl 81'C Utendtd, how
~Ill tbt dlstrld be •frttttcl?
On a short·tcrm basis, these
su~pensions will not be detrimental to
the quality and level of teaching and
learning. Hm.,.e .. cr, 1f C\lendcd
indefinitely, they ,.,.ould affect ou r abihty
to provide ser.iccs at the lc\Cl!I our
communities ha\e come to e.>.pect.
Arc you nnticipnting future ln)ofTs or
cuts in programs?
We hope not. Ho"c'cr, a we leJrn
more about the nature and disposition of
the county's invc~tment portfolio, we
cannot rule out that possibility. Our
overriding priority will be to preserve the
status quo for our instructional
programs. However, until we complcii!
the budgeting and forecasting, we can't
predict one way or another ....
Why did Ncl\pOrt·Mesa deposit funds
with the county in the first place?
School districts and county ofl1ccs of
educ:ition arc required by law to dcpo~11
their general funds with the county
treasurer. All school di~tncb, including
Newport-Me~a. don't have a choice. The
county serves as our bank and trustee of
our funds. In addition, school districts
did not have any say in how those fund~
were invested.
How much money did Nc"port-Mesn
hn\e on deposil '"ith &he counly '"hen
bnnkruptcy '"as filed?
At the time of the bankruptcy filing,
Newport-Mesa had nppro.>.i motely $80
million on deposit wi th the county.
In cluded in that is $47 million in tnxabh:
notes, part of a S200 million joint
di~cret1onary investment made by
Newport-Mesa with several other
dist nets.
Why did Nc'"port-Mcsa lnvut
proceeds from the tnxa.b'e notes" Ith the
county?
The purpose or the debt i u::ince was
10 earn more intcrc t on the in~tmcnt
than the amount of intcre t we paid to
ecure the money. In order to do this.
the county used a str:uca.y ch1raeteriicd
in writing to Newport-Mesa as a method
to enhance income without tokin& on
ignificant rillk. In our taxable debt
issuance, we ecurcd $47 million at a
variable interc t rate or 4.S%. ThO)C
funds were then fovcsted by the county
at interest rate th:u exceeded our
Interest co ts .... In the fir t year of thi
\
program. the J1s1r1ct c.1rn..:J SI.I m1ll 1~>n
Ill ~uch I • rc~I. l'he c! c;,irnillg'> \\Cre .
u~.:d for 1nstruc11onJl cnhancemenb
OitJ :\c"port-'.\t~sa need to incur dl·bt
in "'Ju to balance its budget!
;\1). 1 he J1)trict huJ a babnc1.J
bl 1..!Cl \\ 1lhou1 this tran)action \\'c u-.cJ
e.1r11ing' horn thi!I tran:,action to bullJ
up our resCf'\es o \\e coulJ m.1ke
pn..lgrc,., on crit ical need·. !>!.lch Js d.11>'>
'ille reduction and classroom supplie).
\\hat \\:lS the rationale bchinc.l the $~7
m ii lion in H s i llll't1t'~
l"hc rution:ilc fo r thi~ action \\J!I b.1~cJ
on: I) the excellent hi:11oric:il
performance of the county in\e~tmcnt
pool (whic h :t\.eraged 8.60CC from 19SQ
through 1993), and the opportuntl) tu
rncrcase earnings that cuulJ be dChltcd
to enhanciJ1g district instruction.ti
pr1.1grJ111 ; and 2) the 1>Jfcgua1J, a'i'>Uf\.'.'J
to us by the county and our f1na1lll 11
ad\1sers.
\\hat \\ere tho c safeguards'!
At the time of the originJI 1mes1111cnt.
in June of 1993, the county guaranteed
the district's principal b) ~1grccing, 111
wnting, to buy the note hack at the
same price the di~trkt ongtnall~ paid.
Ncwport·MC)J alsu \\a~ assured b) the
county, in writing, that ...... We (the
County) kept r~k low by purch;.i)ing
United States government securitic
which are uruversally aeceptcJ a~ h~I\ ing
nearly no risk of default ... ".
In May of 1994, Nc\\JXnl ·~lcsa elected
lo roll over that original investment for a
second year. At that time, in order to
further protect our carning1>, wt"
pu1cha ed intc1c 1 r:itc cap 1n~urancc on
the note~ to protect agnmc,t rhmg
mtcrc!lt rate~. We already h:t\c been
receiving pl)ntCnt Crom thJt insurJnc.c.
l·urthcr, the principal and mterc'>t on
the t:uablc note were: to hJve been
placed in e crow :tt the couniy trc3sury
w thot the total <lmount due in June of
1995 \\Ould be readily a\ailablc for
~payment.
Finally, in our e"timation. the ~arc,t
place we could in.,,est such funds \\J)
-wi th the county. We, like vntually e\cf)
other public and fin;incial in titulion in
the country, "ere ;i-,t\)UndcJ "hcti"v.c
lc:amcd o( the county' pli~ht Wt haJ
\
nu "a) ul pred1-.11ng thJI the coun1i: ·s
most aflluent count) "ould dcdarc
t:i.1nkrupt1.') l he uunt) ·s 1n,·e tmcnt
plHlloli1.) lM:r the PJ't .,,,cral )elr:. h:iJ
J ~\)l,)J rep1.11 ... 11on :.i~ a !IOunJ finan.:ial
1 1,c.:..,1men1 S.:-h1ll I d ... tn.:h \\ere led bt.
CllUl11' oll11.1JI'> to bclic'e the!le ·
1mc ... t.mcnl' \\Crc prud.:nt ;ind sJfe
\\ lrl' the i>fOlHUS rrom the di tric t's
Ctrtiticatcs or l'Jrlldpation lCOPS1 to
linam:e the m:\\' l::ducation Center and
othlr capital impro,cmc:nti. dcpo itl'd
\\ith thl.' rnunt), too'!
) o \\ h-. ll lh.: 1.:CrttllCJIC~ \\ere S\l!d,
"e dcpu i1"·J 1lw~e lt1nJ, \\Ith the
Clllllll) 1 h.: lu11.i, "ere J.-po ... 111:J. in
~llOJ 1.~111h .• 1 fc\\ JJ~'> prnH IU the
.:ount't\ anll1.luth.cmen1 ul th1.· dccrc:a'l'
in the \,1lue of 1i... 11t\e ... 1men1purll1hu
llO\\ "'\e\\11e1rt·'.\lt·sa prolnlini,: ih
• intlr~i.h throu~hout the tount) 's
bJnkruph:) prO\.l'1.:t1i11b !
\\ c ha'' r ... IJ111 ..... 1 l\..11hc1 inc \\ ar" 11:1..
1lf the IJ\\ l1rm. oi I\ lit Jnd ~l.1rt11.
~h. \\ Jf'\\1-:'I< h !\nu" n lur her expert he
Ill rcprc!lcnllng c1cdi1ors in bankruptC)
proceeding•» AJJi1iunJll} • .is
'>UpenntcnJcnt vi Nc\\p1.>rt-~k~. I hulJ
J \Ottng p.1..,i1iun 1lll the crcd1tor!.'
13 11cml'1. r .. ul•.:1. mm1llcc lor cduca11on .
lJOl~ the l.H.t lh:ll 'l'\\POft ·~lC!IJ has .
retained a b.inl.ruplC) nttorue) menn
that the chool dii.trkt I going to
decl :>r~ bankruptC)? ,, Ne\\-l'Xll t-f\k~a 1 Ml bJnl..rupt. nor Jo
\\ c 1n1cnd to file b.111 krup11.-y.
\\by houlJ chool dbtrkls be
compcn ntcd dlCfertntly thun other
counl)' crcdilors'!
Public education '" a :.tatc-Jc,el
rc,pon!11b1ltt). •uJwntecd by the late •
con .. t1tu11on . St:itc.: cJuc.:uion coJc~
require 311 publtc " hoot <fatncts to u c
thC 1.:0Ulll) trc."UI') JS thc:tr ll U tee for
general fund rc\cnuc., 1 hcrdorc, io ~n
~11lcmcnt u~cc1ncnt, 'chool'i hould
rt~civc lOOt:' or the monic' th.it \\ere
bciog held in tru t h) tht county
\\ho:it "ill ~\:wport·\lc~a do about Che
-'1 mlllion in tG\oblc note that "ill
come due In June, 1995?
We ue \\Orlin& \.Cr')' cl cly "ith our
lcg:il •ind financi~I con uh:inb to ~orl.:
oul solutions to mc.:et thi oblig;nion
v. hc:n the t imc cumc!t.
r-••
A8 Thursday, January 12, 1995
,,...~.,
"We ~ere afr:iid thi would be a
ca~uohy.'' said Jack S~inner, a
member of Stop Polluting Our
Newport (SPON). "I'm \.cry sad-
dened by this. 1 here's been so
much effort by :1 lot of people nnd
now we'll have no way of knowing
if th ings arc getting better or
wor~e."
I In addition to eliminating ao en-
vironmental he:!lth specialist and
an office technician from its recre-
ational health program, the county
expects to terminate non-
mundated inspections of \Cssel
pump-ou1 facilities in Newport
l3ay. The county "111 no longer
monitor sport hal"\csted shcllft~h
for shellfish poisoning.
IJIJll• "for the ~t part we're not fl doing much replenishment." Pisani ;..... .__.. a1 s3id. ''The last couple ol tirnce it's r__.., rained, we've been IO busy with
8.27 inches. road closures that we haven't put
Weather officials were opti111is-many (sandbags) out."
tie that only gentle rains -If any Crews also worked 1tabilizina
-will Call on the area this week· small Jan~s that were re.-
end, with little to no rain until poned at !:~lcar Avenue and
then. ' Bayside O~ in Corona del Mar
"It looks like we're going to get and at Superior Avenue and Coast
a doy or reprieve before the next Highway In West Newport.
storm system may move into our There was at least one other
area over the weekend," said Rob-slide th:H ci ty officials didn't make
ert Krohn, a meteorologist wit h reference to.
the National We:uher Service. A portion or Back Day Drive--
Steady showers -which have that was kept open while repairs
pelted the Newport-Mesa area for were being made on the ~lope
a week with only brief respites -above the remaining section of ·
should have tapered off by early road -was closed' when the hill-
this morning, he said. side gave way, according to Nancy
The agency's official fo recast DFuland, an Orange County p:irk calls for mostly cloudy skies today Ui N B with partially cloudy skies on Fri-ranger at pper cwport ay Re-gional Park. -_ dny. A new storm is expected to 'D D . c hit the California coast on Satur-' ack Day nve has a lot o mud on it from the erosion," she day, but the rain may blow north said. "Now the whole thing is
of the brangc County area, Krohn closed down from the rain."
said. -"It's looking like _ at this time The barricades, however, appar-
-the main energy associated with-cn.t.ly didn't deter joggers. .
it should move into the Central · Whoever ,, can get a,round it
and Northern area (of the state),".~ usually does, Bruland said ..
"Special investigations of ocean
and bay arcos ubjcct 10 ongoing
public health concerns will be cur-
tailed," ~aid the report detailing
how the Health Cure Agency ex-
pects to cut S 1.5 million from its
fiscal year 1994-95 budget. An ad-
ditional S3 million1\\ill be cu t from
the 1995-96 budget.
he said. "There'll be showers, but No cl~anup was un~erway in the
it's too early to tell t~e severity." bay~ which Bruland said was fu.11 of
Still, even the inch or less anti-sediment and tra~h that washed
ci pated on Saturday could cause do':Yn storm conduits.
MAile M.u.nN/Di'JLY PILOT
While rowing his boat, .Richard Dom looks at a foundering dinghy, which was moored near the pa-
vilion Wednesday momlng. . . The office technician -slated
for termination -is in charge of
collecting water sample~ through-
out the Ne\\pon Day. lly eliminat-
ing the posi tion, Skinner said, the
county will no longe r be t<iking the
lead in monitoring \\Jter contami-
nation.
Representnti\'cs from Surfridcr
Found:ition, an ocean protection
ad,ocacy g(oup, were ularmcd at
the suggestion thJl pump-out fa-
cilit ies \\Ould not be monitored.
Upon hea ring of the county's
plans, Malt Gadow, the Newport
llcach chapter's vice chJirrn:1n, re-
'pondcd \\it!) :i p.1incd "ouch."
··we\e re;1lly come a long way
'' ith NC\\ poll II arbor, ant.I a lot -of
that ha~ to be because people .
know there arc fine'i to be paid if
they're in ,jolation," Gadow said.
"A'> far as shellfish poisoning is
concerned, I would hope people
know there's that risk anY''ay."
more minor damage and mud "Y~u ~vouldn't be out there
slides -something that resulted clea.mng .11 up when yotl know ton, Jr., manager of the Dunes
around town from showe rs on you re going to have a whole new Marine Service where the boat
Tuesday and early Wednesday. de.luge of rain coming in," she was docked. ,
"At this time, any precipitation said. . • "This is the worst storm we've
is significant because the grounu is ~aturday s planned tour by the had in years," Hamilton said. "We
saturated," said Jay Stockton, an-Friends of the New~rt Day won't even have problems with boats on
other National Weather Service be affected by the slides, although dry lnnd. If people leave their
meteorologist. "And any rainfall he.avy showers c~uld kill the plans, drain plugs in, (there's been) n
immcdia1ely runs o(f in to the said Fran k Robinson, founder of foot and a half of water in them.
creeks an d rivers, many of which the 1,500-me mber group. . h 's enough \o where the tires on
:ire at or near full." In Newport Harbor, officials the trailer go flat."
And, Stockton added th at the from the Harbor Patrol spent the Because it rains so infrequently,
forecast still is a bit sketchy be-day pumping out bonts that were boat owners often don't know
c;au~e it's a few days off. silting low in the water and U.S. their bilge pumps have gone ou t,
"I wouldn't say this is 1he la~t Coast Guard officials kept an eye he said, reminding . that they
word. I would stay tu ned." out for lea~ on sunken boats that shoul<.T bc checked:
Workers at the Newport Ueach were being pulled back up, Sher-Harbor Patrol officials also re-
mai.ritenance yard hud filled some ifrs Sgt. J.R. Wibon said. minded owners to examine their
l ,500 sa ndbags by 2:30 p.m. One of those boats -the mooring lines.
Wednesday. Most were being Sou the rn Comfort, owned by Art The tlcet of l3alboa Island fer-
stockpilcd fo r residents to pickup, Gronsky -was brough1 back 10 ries co ntinued to chug their way
sJid Mike Pisani, deputy director the surface a little more than 24 across the divide be\\vcen the is-
of the General Services . Depart-hours after it sank as a result of a. -1.:ind and peilinsula despite strong
mcnt. deau bilge pui:np. said Bill Hamil· currents that made dockiog a dif-
ficult navigation task, according to
Seymour Beek, president of the
Dalboa Island Ferry Company.
~'
chocolate."
Dirt, debris and bacteria .
prompted county officials to close
three sections or local beach - at
the river jetties, in the harbor and
at Buck Gully -said Matt
Gadow, vice chairman of the Sur-
frider Foundation's Newport
Beach branch. · •
"This is the first time I can re-
member that three areas have
been closed by the county,"
Gadow said. "Our Surfrider po~i·
tion is that any time it rain:ii, you
shouldn't go out" near an ocean
outlet."
Tire dirt and sitt problems in the
water were at .least partially at·
tributablc to gr'1ding on the large
Newirort Coast development,
where nothing new has· yet been
planted to help soak up rain
water.
On nnother recreational fron t,
the do\vnpour has kept some dic-
hard golfers off local fa ir.\ays.
Uoth Skinner ant.I Gadow said
the county':ii ac tions \\OUM be the
'>ubjcct of environmental group
meetings and ~umm1ts in coming
duy~.
·CIRQUE rather than gambling on gelling
belier scats when a second cxtcn-
~ion is announced.
Rain and winds shut the ferry
service last ~eek. ~omcthing tha~
hasn't happened in a decade, Beek
said.
At Costa Mesa Co.untry Club,
the driving range and the Mesa
Linda course have been closed fo r
a few d:i)s due 10 the flooding.
The Newport Oeach Harbor
Quality Committee mech todoy at
3:30 p.r.1. in council chamber~ of
City Hall. A Surfridcr meeting,
c.inceled Tucsd:.iy becau~c of the
rain~. will be re-.chcduled in the
upcoming '"eek.
In the face of massive budget
:ind general fund :ihortfalls, county
agencies ~ul>mitted their proposals
to cut n collective S42 million out
of the operating buuget. The
coun ty Doar.J of Supervisors au-
thorized the budget cu ts as a
mc:rns of making up funds lo~t
during the county's filing of Chap-
ter 9 bankruptcy.
THE.IR BAGEL
fr•• P••• At
the media was informed and ad-
vertisements were run ~latin'-the
new ducats wouldn't be ava.illab1c.
until Jan. 8, ~font said.
'T'hcrc arc still "good tickets"
available for all extended-run per·
formanccs, which keep the show in
Costl Mesa through Mnrch 5 -
just not "front row ::ind center.'' he
added.
Another extension ' is possible,
but that wouldn 't be announccu
until the ·current block sells ou t,
Lafont said.
Due to an obligation to move
the 65-ton production to New
York l>y a ccttain dale, it "'ould
only be possibl e to add a week or
so or additional performances.
La Font suggested settling for
\\hatevcr scats are available now
There are 2,500 seats under the
blue and yellow big top that is
scheduled to be raised Friday in
South C.O:m Plaza's parking lot
near S11la fif• · Avenue, but all
offer good vantage points, he said.
Pc rforrn:10ces of "Alegria" -
the Spanish word c.xpressing joy
nnd jul>ilalion -will b~ 8 p.m.
Tuesdays through Thursdays (ex-
cept Jan. 27), 6 and 9:30 p.m. Fri-
dJys, 4:30 and 8:30. p.m. Saturdays
and 1 a]ld 5 p.m. Sundays. Mon-
days will be Jark.
To order tickets -which are
$1 3.50 to $39.50 for adults and $7
to S26.50 for children ages 12 and
under -call TicketMastcr nt 740-
2000 or the locaf Cirque number,
557-4111 . For group sales, phone
522-9272.
BIG Cl1Y BAGEL
Deel said all the mud that
washed down flood control chan-
no&a .. de ahe bay look I~ "hot
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plan. Floodi ng on the course wa s
so ba4 that Whitehead said the
water might have to be pumped
out.
Across town, the rain caused
setbacks to course-change con·
struction at the Mesa Verde
Country Club, \\hich \\ill be host
to the PGA's Senior Golf Tour in
March.
"The rain se t us back a couple
of weeks," said club pro Art
Schilling.
Schilling was optimistic, though.
·•If the construction can't l>c
co mpleted by the beginning of the
tournament, we have an alternate
plan," Schilling said. "We'll mal..e
the sixth hole a par 3 in:iitc;lu of
4."
Uig Can)·on Country Club in
Newport Beach was not immune
to domagc either. The course wa~
open Weunc~day, but golfer~ had
a bit of an ob~tncle cour~e to ma·
neuvcr through.
··our lakes overflowed onto the
fairways and we have a sinkhole
on Hole 15," saic.J starter Al Al·
\'a rado. "This is the worst people
can rem ember since the cours~ ·
opened in 197 1."
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PORTS '\
SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, 642-4330, ext. 387
Eagles snap out . or halftime standoff and . win ~asily
• ~ Eagles explode with
45-24 run in second
half en route to big
step toward the PCL
basketball crown.
Bv R1CllAJlD
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DUNN, Sroan \Vam.11.
COSTA MESA -With fresh legs shuf-
fling in,.and out, it was bound to happen.
"U ually, ''hen teams put that much
pressure on you, players get tired. Dul
they have so much depth, 1hey can keep
eve')body fresh," Laguna Hills High bas·
kctball ·coach Dave Drown said of Es·
tancia's Eagles, '"ho "ore the visiting
Hawks down '"ith an unrelenting defense·
that eventually forced a Laguna Hills col-
lapse in the fourth quarter.
Estancia, ranked No. 6 in the Orange
County sportswriters' poll and No. 4 in
CIF Southern Section Division 111 circles,
pushed away its second Pacific Coa!>t
League opponent in as many g3mes,
knocking off the Hawks, 66-45, in a game
Wednesday night that w:is tied with 1:45
left in the third quarter.
"We know that we have 3 good offen e,
and sooner or later 'we'll get (points) in
bunches," Estancia Coach Tim Par el
said. "I'd just prefer LO do it earlier than
late. When people come to play us, it's
like an NCAA championship game, and
our guys have got to realize th,e intensity
the other team's going to have." ·
Tom Feeney's three-pointer with 1:06
left in the third quarter, following a tr:iv-
eling violation on Laguna Hills' Mike Sca-
glione, put Estancia ahead for good, 36·
33. •
Dut it \V'JS guard Zack Richardson, a
third-year starter, who led the Eagles'
fourlh·q\Jartcr raid when they outscored
the Hawks (9-5, 1-1), 28·12, including a
.~ f 'I
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16-0 scoring run in the final three min-
utes..
"In the beginning, we didn't come out
ready to play," said Richa.r'Q~on, who
scored JI of 'his team·lrigh 16 •points in
the second half, while dishing off-three a ·
sists in the final· 'eight minutes. "Dut at
halftime we pulled together. Co:ich told
us that if ~e scored on fast breaks to keep
going."
Estancia (15-3, 2-0), also led by 6·foot·6
junior Chris Candlish's 13 points, seven
rebounds and four blocked shots, had ) 1
pairs of leg!> to )hufflc in and out and
wear down the Hawks, who tied the game
at halftime, 21-2 1, when Zack Alderson
.
canned a buzzer-beating
three-pointer, and lead, 33· •
31 , '"hen fre!>hman Saia
~bkakaurak1 !>COred \\llh 1.54
remaining in the. third. ·
hclftc Coast league
Boys Standings
Leavu• Ove,-all
W L W L •
Estancia 2 O 1!. 3
LIC\,.ia Beat.'I 2 0 9 8
Costa Mu• I 1 6 11 u. ... ...,tts 11 ~5 k:.o'.~ . o 2 512 u ··~~'/ 0 2 4"13
Wednesd•!f'• scores Estancia ee, t.aoun I' s ~S
Costa ..... 52, A so r. V-C'l SI
LIOIN Stach 71. Uis.erVy 64.
Frld•lf'• GamH C71 Estancia it Cost• Mesa
La~.N Bexh it Al so r. 11 ....
lh•en •y a1 Laiouna h s
()la) \\ith 5:5~ on the clod.
m the fourth 4u311er. ign u-
ing fat.inci:i·!> IJte .. urge.
'l he pl:i} gJ\C the E;igle'>
a 43-35 edge.
Rich:mhon':. thre1.:·pomtcr
'' ith 4 O" ktt g::i. c the: Ea·
glc'lo a 4 ·40 lewd, then Plock
fo11o"cd \\ith a ~hon jumper
in th e kc~. gi' ing fatancia
lb biggc:.t lead or the game.
50-40. up 10 lhJl point.
Alier Scaglione (19
poinh) nailed a three·
l he Etigle!>, 4 of 11 trom
the field in each of the hr)t
\\\Q quarters, netted 7 of 1 J
in the third, including three
in a row in the quarter's wan·
ing moment) ... a !.lam dunk
by Jeff D)rne (10 point\) to
tie the game, 33-33, Fccncyjf
trC) to gi' c them the lead,
:ind point guard D:ine PlO\.k'~
long jumper "ith 0:02 left Jltcr picking up
a loose ball.
Canc;Hi!>h, double· and triph:·teamed
down low throughout, '1:orc.:d 1.>n .:in in-
bound pas) lrom R1(,;h~inhon. getting
fouled by Laguna Hilb' lol1n U1-.h1,pp in
the procc~), and con\ crtcd a three-point
poinlcr "ith 3 25 tu go, cut·
ung t'lot..anc1~\ lead h> ~c,en. the H a\\ k!.
)till hJJ lif.:. llut thJl0!> \I.hen fatancia en·
jO)Cd 11:> g:imo.;·1~1ng 16·0 run.
"1 hing) \\1,;ten't gl 1ng that \\di, but we
ju~l kt;pl the rrc~'loUfC on." Plr:.cl 'loaid.
Par!>Cl pulld four ol h1:. ft\C 'lolJner!> 111
See ESTANCIA/Page a J
Drying out is
t~e only item -
of concern
Warriors -shed -a 'monkey' from their backs
~ Except for the wet spots, all is
basically set for Newport Cla ssic •
Pro-Am at NBCC January 27-28.
T tw stage is !>Ct. Only now the
-. m)Stcry. is how many extra water
holes will the rain c:iuse at the
Ne\\ pon 13cach Country Cjub. •
While offici:ils keep their fingers
cro)~ed for dry weather Jan. 27-28, when
the club hosts the 2l~t Taco Bell Newport
Cln)!>ic Pro·Am, a list of 65 professional
Richard
Dunn
Club golf
golfers have been
confirmeil to play in the
event, including 18
PGA Tour players.
Heading the list of
establi hed veterans are
Marco Dawson, Greg
· Powers and Mark
Wurtz. Dawson, who
finished tied for fifth at
the 1992 GTE Dyron
Nelson Class ic, was in
the money 13 times la)t
)ear in 30 PGA Tour
events. He tops the list
for this year's Ne\\-port
Cl~mic in terms of
players '"ith the 'highest career-earnings.
having won $451,706.
Po\\ers , one·of the oldc~t professionals
ill age 48, has earned 5330,937 in his
career. Po'"ers wa) involved in a
near-fatal car accident in 1992, returning
10 the PGA Tour la!>t ~car after inten)e
rehabilitation on a ~h.Htercd hip.
WurtL, '"ho finished in the money in 14
See GOLF/Page 12
.\tAac M .. uns/DAJLT l'1LOT
Corona del Mar's Nick Schrank can't stand to watch-as his team goes
down to 2-0 loss to Woodbridge; at right, teammate Gabe Bowne slides
while kicking out of danger in Wednesday's Sea View Leagu.e soccer game.
DAILY PILOT HIGH •CHOOL ATHLETI OF THE WEEk
Sooner, or later,,
Tars' Deere means
to put the Sailors
on wrestling map
~ Oklahoma transfer still wondering
where are all of the wrestling fans ?
Bv BAll.llY FAULK."'JER, Sro11.n Wann
L ike a wind come swcepin'
dowrf the pl:iin, native
. Oklahoman Jason Deere
nrt'ivecf at Nc...,port 1 forbor High •
the day his freshman yeur began, a :1:...,~-....._..
215-pound care packogc at the
equivalent of \Hestling's third world.
Less than 18 months later, the Sailor
)Ophomorc, along with a pair of emerging scn4or
!>tandouts, is doing hi!> be)t to put the Harbor mat
on the map.
"A lot of people around here think wrestling is
)tupid; just two guys in tights rubbing against
each other," said Deere, who won the
heavyweight title at the Estancia Tournament,
completed Saturday in Costn Mesa.
~Slippery going no help for CdM as Woodbridge posts rare victory.
Bv BAJUtY FAULK.'IER, s1uulo\\1<11 r11.
CORONA ,DEL MAR -It took the Wood~ridge High bO)!> oc1..er team ~
a little more than two minute!> to \\ipe out a half-decade of lulll ty .1gJin">l
Corona del Mar Wc<lnc~da\.
The Warrior!>. \\ho Coac·h Jon z zuka said hadn't .beaten the ~ .. J King ~'~
at Cdt\1 in "ft,e or !>L\ )Car"' .. c\pluJed for the g;imc'l> onl~ l\\O go~h "iihin •
a span of ju!>t more than t\\O mmutes bdore the game \\a'lo "l!H.'n minute:. ·
old.
Woodbridge (9-5·1. l·O·l tn the Sea View League) hel d on for th~ :.ht;tOul on the
muddy, rain·SQaked Cd~t l1cld.
"We finally got the monl..ey off our back," ):t1d SLcwb, '' 111.> "'1ti:hcd hh 1 ... l:n1cd for-
wards fire off severnl qual11y ch,111ce!. in 1he c:irly going.
Mike J~cob!> wa) tackled from behind on a breakaway 111 the bo\ to create a pl!nahy
shot midway through the game·~ fifth mi nute, and Gu-.tav Gr.:itzcr col1\e rtc<l th.: vp·
See SOCCIR/Pa9e 12
.
CdM stuns ·warriors
~ Sea Kings in control ;
DeGrazier nails six
3-pointers; Fracalosy
hits nine straight at
line down the stretch. ~~::,i~·
Bv BARRY fAVLK.'lER, )rou' Wamk
lRVINE -The matchup probkm
~orkcd both \\ay:. Wc<lne!>d.l) mght :inJ
the \t'\1llng Cor(Jna dd ~l.1 r ll1gh lhl}:.
basketball team h:iJ bcttcr an~\\er:. than
ho t Woodbridge to pull a 66·60 Sea \'1e\
I e:iguc upset.
"l3J)kctb.1ll bn't just about !.iLe. u·~
about heart, hustle, quicknc) Jnd playing
~ ithin a team," said Sea Kings Coach
Paul Orris, "ho was hardly agha~t o'er
the outcome or the lc\l!I \\ith \\hich hi-.
quad controlled the high I) ·touted War-
rior .
"Thb bn't a great urpri c," !>aid Orm,
'
\\hose club c\panJ~:J a ~2-2S halll1me
lead into 4Q • .t I :ii 1er th1 cc pcrillJ,, thl'll
hi t 15 fuu11h·quJrter tree thro1\-. "' c,.
t:i bhsh 1bcll J a kg111n ~le lc.1guc 11t!..:
contc.nJcr
''\\~re i.:Jpabk ol rt.nu!!-al 1h1' kh·I."
Orn~ con1111ucJ. · \\ c\c J1..in~ II l1.1r 011~
or l\\O qu:ina-. lht"> \CJr but the l.c~ t1.1:
night \\,t pulling t ~ether ;i C1.Hnpl 1c b.111
g;unc ·•
The Sea King' (10·1.>. ~·U m k.1!!uc)
were 111dccd together. s\\,1rn11n~ dc-
knsl\clv on \\'lxiJb11d~c·s 6·foot·l.J ~l.lplhl·
more iandoul Chm b urge's anJ -.Jic1ng
through p.1,:-.1ng lanc' at the 1.'llcn'i'c cnJ
~o p11.'.'k ap~1r1 th e \\ amor ddcn,c.
See CDM/P•t• ll
Sailors living up to their name
Deere clinched the Tar ' first Sea View League
dual meet victoryin six ycnrs Thursday by pinning
his opponent from Santa Margarita with 39
seconds left in the first period.
DON l.&ACtt/l>AJl.Y l'llOT
Newport's Jason Deere Is the Daily Pilot's High School Athlete of the Week.
~Newport Harbor High's sailing ·
team(s) dominate the fleet at ·
the 1995 Rose Bowl Regatta.
D espite this pa!>t weekend'
Nc"p'>rt's di,c1 c
team combined 1h
t:ilcnt and li.nO\\ kdge
to "in h» an am:izing
30 poinh o'er the nc·d
'" mpctitor, echoing
their la t regatta in
Oci:cmbcr. "I came from Oklahoma where wrestlers ore
god~" said the Daily Pilot Athlete or the Weck.
"t want people to respect our wrestling program,
not make fun of it." ·
Deere, who won state chompionshifs at 135
and 175 pounds, respectively, his fina two years
in the Sooner state, is rapidly commanding
respect among heavyweight foes, some of whom
outweigh the 6·foot·2 standout by as much as SO
puund .
"At l'irst I was a little nervou about going
aga1m1 bigger guy but 1 don't worry about it
lee DH•l!Pttt• 84
,.
incredible \\ind :l"nd \\Cather
condition , Newport Harbor High
School's Sailing Te3m \\On the 1995 Ro e '
Bowl Regatta with a fair amount of ca.,c.
Sailors from 25 California chool
competed in the rcgntt:i, rac.ing through
t"-O days or steady ruin.
Even with e)l.trcmely shift)' outhca\t
"'inds r.inging from 3-15 knot ond poor
visibility plaguing the r:icc, both
Nc\\port' va~ity and JV team ~ere able
to :iii cun-. ... tentl> in the top of the ncct. SM;.,.. ..,.) CNIH putting them into f1r~t und liCCond place • ._ ___ .... _________________________ ,c,pecti\dy.
StepMnle
Keefe
Boating
the rcgau 1.
fl-c" port \af tty A
\kipper NathJn •
Dunham "'ith cu:w
I lc.ither Porter kd the
teum with all '' .,.
fini)hcs tn the h.1p fh.c,
includ111a 1hrce fir ts,
giving the low·1>9in1 for
both thcjr <l1"~~i0n und
V;ir,11y U pr.1cticnlly mirrurcJ theit
le• IAILIM•IP•• M
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Ba Thursday, January 12, 1995
YOUTlllNlnl
GdM Am I
third saad ..
at AYSO
tourney
..,.. Locals to meet Mission Viejo
Saturday morning in first round
of double elimination tourney.
The Corona del Mar Ameba, a boys
undcr-12 soccer team, is seeded third in
• 1hc American Youth Soccer Org:\nization
Plui> Californin Championship Pl:l)'Offs,
l>Chcdulcd to begin Saturday at O'Neil
School in Mission Viejo. ·
Misi>ion Viejo hosts the Amcb311 at 1
p.m. Saturday in . the first round of
double-elimina1ion format.
All 13 Amcba players have assisted
goa ls scored eight different players during
the regular season, keying the team's bal-
anced, short passing attack.
Center i>trikcrs Cole Reddin and Bren-
dan Fenno have each scored seven goals,
whi le pol.ting a combined 12 assists to
lead the team in scoring.
Other scorers include Spencer Mac-
Donald, ldean Shagangian, Brenda!' Pow-
ers, John Grod, Geoff Leech and Brendan
LC\\ is.
Shifting Dan Dcgheri to goalkeeper and
Reddin to center stopper ha'c helped so-
lidify 1hc Ameba defense, "hich also rn-
clmlci> hard-nosed contributors Riley \Vat-
-.un, Derck Lcwii., f\l:m ~1c)cr, Geoff Col-
lier, Leech und GroJ.
The de.fensive improvements have al-
IO\\Cd the locals to l>hut out i>i.~ of their
l.1i>t cigh1 opponcn1s, including consecutive
bbnking:. of (he Newport Ileach A YSO
All-Stari>, Tustin AYSO Plu s, and the Co-
rona del Mar A YSO regional champion
ScJh:rn ki.. ·
The A Y';O Plus program is a select
pilot pro" .m formed to provide a com-
pcti tivc ~pcriencc for A YSO players
\' ho~c "ills allow them to participate.
The p1~gram is being tested only in Cali-
forn 1 Jnd Michigan this season. If suc-
CL' •• ii. it will be expa~~d nationally next
\ JI.
· For information regarding A YSO Plus
or Ameba, phone Coach Jim Noonan
(723-103.1).
· CdM Region 5~
All-Stars roll 0
The Corona del Mar Region 57 Ameri-
can Youth Soccer Organization boys 10-
and 11 -ycar-old all-star.; defeated Santa
AITTJ, 3-2, Saturday in the. Fountain Valley
Tournament.
Michael Elliott broke through the Santa
Ana def eni>e to post the first CdM goal,
after a series of passes from teammates
Evan Durden, Mark Conway, Dustin Hat-
field and Carlos Montano.
The local s scored again just before h-alf·
time, after defensive work by Dart Welch,
Jonathan I lcrrick and Nate Hewko gave
Cd M control of the ball, and Corey Smith
and Andy Clapp made passes 10 trigger a
scoring pu'lh up the middle by David
Northup. ·
Erit.. f'redcncksen, \\ho began the game
.it goalkeeper, before giving way tu
Charles I lalladay, gave CdM all it \\Ould
need by upping the lead to 3-1 in the
fourth period.
Halladay stopped numerous second-half
chances by Santa Ana, )vhile Cacey Zide
contributed defeni>ively by making strong
tackles early.
Sweeper Evan ,Durden helped initiate
several offensive runs, and· Josh Yclsey,
playing for the first \ime since having a
~oft Cai>t removed f tom his left leg, led
t\\>O breakaways on q1e Santa Ana goal. .
Cl!M coaches Tom Northup and Stove
Lauzier praised the tea.m's play, though
the rcm:.11ndcr of the 76-team tournament
wall cancclc<l due flooded rietds.
'fhc team is i.chcdulcd to compete at an
A YSO All-S tar Tournament, beginning
hn. 21.
YOUTH BASKETBALL
Newport Beach Community Sentices Dept.
• C Division, Blue league
Harbor View 32 (Schwartz 16, Hubbard 14,
Altman 2.)
Lincoln 25 (AJ 11, Tristin 12, Brandon 2.)
Newport Elementary No. 1, 20 (Ross 12,
Josh 6, Ryan 2).
Heights 14 CAibert 6, Allyson 2, Scott 6).
C Division, Red league
Andersen 13 (IC. Walsh S, Mougeni J,.
Thind S).
Harbor View•Nu. ·2, 7 (Christine 2, Scott S).
' Harbor View No. 3, 32 (Aaron 16, Austin 8,
Grant 2, Brandon 2, Casey 2).
Newport Elementary No. 2, • (Michele 2,
Jena 2).
B Di~ision, Blue lea.gue
HarbOr Vlew No. 1, 4 7 (Alshuler 16, ~lsen
12, Amoroso 7, Stafford 4, Nin& 4, Hup 2,
Almquist l.
HeighLJ No. 1, 15 (Malone 4, V3ndersloot 4,
Miles 2, Prince 2, Clrruco 2.
Lincoln 36 (Mahler 16, l. Noajar 9, J, N.ljar
4, Nicholes 4, <Aro 3).
Newport Elementary 6 (Russ l, Brent l,
Cress l).
8 Ofvislon, Red Lt.lf'Ul"
M.arintrs 37 (M.1ndtrino 11, Chris 6, Nick
1 J, loshu• 7).
u,.rbor View No. 2, ~ (Jon 2, O~iel 1 ).
" l •
BBVC -• It's the final tuneup for
the boys bet ore preps begin
their regular season in spring .
T he Balboa Bay Volleyball Oub
boys will defend their
championship in the Berkeley
Invitational this \\eckend on the campus
at the University of California at
Berkeley.
Coach Drew Shcward's Reebok team
(top seniors :md juniors) \\On last )ear's
C\Cnt with a thrilling victory over a very
t:ill Fresno team. After winning the
Sandcastle lnvitationnl (Dritish
Colum.pia) in October, the B:ilboa Bay
team will be a favorite .
The Balboa .Bay Volle)'ball Club
Juniors are coach'ed by former Orange
Coast College standout Dave Holloway
al)d arc led by Corona del Mar setter
Derck Newcomer. Two of the best
players will be unavailable as Newport
Harbor's Wes Badorek and CdM's Brian
.
Coleman arc busy with lbcir
respective basketball seasons.
I
... lbc tut dub tuncue ot their
fall season. They wtll regroup
after the high SChool season to
prepare for the Junior Olympic
Championships in Orlando,
Fla., at Disney World in July.
•The USC ~n's vo11eyball
team will open its ~cason with
the annual alumni match. Thi)
Saturday's match will be played
at Newport Harbor High's
gymnasium at 7 p.m. and will
have an all-star cast.
Rich Polk coaches Balboa
Bay's 16-and-undcr (sophomore
and younger) team, whicl'I will
be the top seed in that division.
last year, Balboa Bay finished
thi rd, but it has won all of the
local tournaments this year and
seem to be on track (or a very
successful seaM>n. Corona del
Mar's Blair Hoppe leads this
team with Newport's Dana
Mcssenbrink setting for Dalbo:».
CdM's Greg Burden Is busy
with the basketball team, but is
also a mainstay with Coach
Volleyball
The alumni will feature
former CdM All-CIF players
Jason Perkins and Ty Price, as
well as Newport's Bill Yardley
Polk's team.
The three-day tournament will feature
teams from Cinada, San Diego. Santa
Barbara., Fresno; Sa!l Francisco, Santa
Cruz, as well as arch-rival Pacific
Palisades. With the high school boys
season ~t:irting in a month, this will be
and Sean Sheward. Perkins and Yardley
were both USC All-Americans.
Also playing for the alumni will be "
present USA National team members
Bryan Ivie, Dan Greenbaum and Chris
Underwood and 1992 Olympian Nick
Becker, a Newport Beach resident.
SOCCER ,,..,., .. ,
porJunity for all the Warriors would
need.
The Sea Kings, ~-6-1, 0-1-1) did
not respond the early wakeup call,
nor the exasperation of their coach,
Ray Hales.
"I thought we were going to set
the pace," Hales yelled from the
-sideline, barely getting the words out
in time for Jacobs to tap in a re-
bound from a direct kick by team-
mate Mike Bartholemew that ga\c
the visitors ample security.
"We \\ere Jortunate to. get those
chances early on a day like tod:iy,"
Szczuka s~id. "We were trying for a
good start, and it was definitely what
we got. We haven't had to much suc-
cess at this place."
Hales said the Warriers haycn't
had much good fortune against his
squad at home or away in Sea View
League competition.
"They've never· beaten us in
league since I've been coaching,"
said Hales, in his fourth season at
the helm.
The losses didn't stop on the
scoreboard.for the Sea Kings, either,
as senior Ryan Hritz recci\ied a red
card (ejection) for a pair of >·ellow
cards and senior Brandon Jones was
also ejected for his response to a
head butt by Bartholemew midway
through the -second half. Dy rule,
both players must sit out Friday's
scheduled Sea View contest with vis-
iting Dack Day rival Newf¥>rl Har-
bor. ~
H:iles-was perplexed about Jones'
red card, which occurred after Jones
grabbed Dartholemew's head with
both hands, simply reacting to being
butted on. the forehead by the
Woodbridge senior, who also earned
a red card.
"1 thought he grabbed the guy to
protect himself, so I thought it was
unfair," Hales said. "You coach your
kids to remain calm and not to re-
taliate, and it didn't work in our
favor this time."
CdM had little else go its way,
forcing two Woodbridge goalkeepers
to make only two combined saves .
Gabe ..Bowne's rising blast from
about 30 yaf8 out was tipped away
by leaping Woodbridge goalie Jason
Ruggerello in the 17th minute, and
the rebound was cleared before
CdM 'COuld follow up. It proved to
be CdM's best and only real threat.
"(Woodbridge) has a good team
and they're much better than us at
this point," Hales said.
MARC MARTIN/DAILY PILOT
Corona del Mar High's Chris Strong, middle, and Eric Brinkerhoff
try to get the ball away from Woodbridge o pponent in Wednes-
day afternoon's Sea View League boys soccer duel. Woodbridge
posted a 2-0 victory over the Sea Kings in one of the few soccer
games the preps were able to get in so far this week, because of
the heavy rains. Corona del Mar's girls, who had their game with .
Woodbridge washed out on Tuesday, will try to resume Sea View
League play today when they travel to Newport Harbor in another wooD1a1Do1 2
"Battle of the Bay" showdown with the Sailors. Corbna's boys .coaou Dn MAR o
are scheduled to play again on Friday when they host the Sailors . Woodbridge scoring: Cra~~r 1• Jacobs · 1. Saves: Ruggcrcllo 1, Carlini 1. at 3:15. Corona dcrMar u~es: Hallcy io.
GOLF
,, ......... 1 1
of his 30 PGA Tour events last year, has
won Sl03,252 in his career.
Scott Ford, another PGA Tour member
who has confirmed to play, is the
grandson of Doug Ford, who won 18 titles
on the PGA Tour, including the 1955
PGA Championship and the 1957
Masters.
Last year's Newport Classic winner,
Jerry Folt z, will relurn this fT\Onth. follz is
a member or the Nike Tour.
Tuo other past Newport Classic
champions, Tony Grimes (1986) and Perry
Parker (1989), are also confirmed. Both
are Nike Tour players.
• Among the local professionals ,
competing th is month are Corona del
Mar's Eric Wood , who has won the
Order of Merit (leading money-winne r)
the pasl two summcn on the Canadian
Tour, and ·Newport lkach's Cathy
Mockett, who wilJ be the firi.t woman
prof c~ional to pl~y in the Newport
Cla~ic Pro-Am.
Mockctl, coming off an out l3nding
eason on the f'utµre·s Tour .1!1cr
recovering from a rotator cuff injury on
her left i.houldcr, capped her ycbr with a
i.trong pcrformun.ce 1n the final stage of
the LPGA Tour' Qunlifymg School,
fini~hing fifth overall to earn u \CCond
stint on lhe LPOA Tour, which begins
Jnn. 20,. "\ • •
The LPGA Tour has
no event Jan. 27-28.
Woods and Mockcll,
as well as John Durkle
(1994 Golden State
Tour leading
money-winner), John
Flannery and Brian
Mogg (David Leadbetter
Golf Academy), arc:t
special exempt entries in
the Newporr Classie.
• or the 74 amateurs
scheduled to play, 18
has fielded some of the
greatest names in golf,
including Fuzzy
Zoeller, Payne Stewart
and Larry Mize,
actually has a history·
dating back 58 years .••
Bing Crosby, the late
singer-actor whose
passion for golf put
him in contact with.
many pros, created the
idea of a satellite
tournament, when the
field for his famed
Clambake at Pebble
are from the nrca,
including Dr. Michael
Drucker of Newport
Beach, who established
lore at Pelican Hill Golf
Club a year ago, after
· Beach became
Cun P. LuJtSCl(/DAIJ.Y PiLOT overcrowded. The
Newport Beach's Cathy Mockett Crosby National
hitting a tee shot 65 yDrds bcyonct the
center of the green, while driving from the
blue tees 420 y:mh from the pin on hole
No. 5.
The cart path on No. S, where
E>rucker's tee shot landed, runs down the
left ide and carries forever.
Unfortunately, arter Drucker u ed n
sand wcd&e to reac~ the green, he
2·putted for par.
•Another local om:ueur i Jim
Glidewell, who was Foltz's partner la~t
January. Foltz won the 20th Newport
5=1a)sic Pro-Am In 1 one-hole playoff.
•The Newport Clu sic Pro·Am, which
.•,
Pro-Am started in
1937. Sam Snead was the firi.t winner.
Through 1942, Crosby's tournament wai.
played at Rancho Santa Fe in San Diego.
then suspended during the balance or
World War II, until 1947 when it was
moved lO the Monterey Penini.ula, where
it is still played and now called the AT&T
Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.
By 1975, the Clambake could not
accommodate all the professionals who
wanted to play, so Crosby insjsted a
·atellite location was necessary. Marshall
Duffield, Crosby's longtime friend, heard
of Crosby's intcrc t in a sa&ellitc
tournament nt the Chrlstmns party in
'
Association of Volleyb•lll Prof ession:ih
pla~rs Tun Hovland, Steve O'Bradovicti
are regulan at the game while A VP
standout Adam Johnson is schc'l!uled to
take part.
There is also an outside possibility ·
that Newport's Steve Timmons m3y play.
although the three-time Olympic star's
obli&ations to this clothing bui.i1less. Red
·Sand, may keep him from playing.
The match wilt mark the USC debut
of former CdM All-CIF player Brook'>
Hoppe, who is a freshman outside hitter
for the Trojans. It's :i1ways great to ~cc
how these players, ""o we\c \\atched
grow and mature over the >!!ar~.
progress through their college careers.
The alumni match i,) a fund-raiser for
the USC men's team and our community
support will be greatly appreciated. It's
also a great opportunity for our
community to see some of our area's
greatest players in action. Players like
Bill Yardley and Jason Perkins are very
exciting and extremely entertaining!
I) \I u· I'll OT n LF rllO
Corona del Mar's Sandy Zubrin
CdM' s Zubrin
adds two
more ··titles
to hi.r list
of credits
~ Corona del Mar senior
wins twice in Austin.
Sand)'. Zubrin, a three-lime ClF Sou t
ern Section Division Ill diving champil
from Corona del Mar High, "on bo
events in "hich she compt:teJ l~li>t \\CC
end in the All-American Di,ing 111\it
tional at Austin , Texas.
Zubrin, ranJ...ed second in the nation
the junior lml ..in ... lhLl:mctcr bo~rd a
third on the I-meter board, \\On the Au
tin Cup (3-meter) while competing again
collegiate di\ers, then added a champio
ship in the All-American Competition (1
meter platform). She had a ~core of 4
on the 3-meter, and 412 on the pl:.itform.
Although it was a non-qualif) ing me
it was important for Zubrin, winnit
against collegiate divers, al> well as to
ronked U.S. divers.
Zubrin, u CdM senior, has yet. to dcci
on her future, whether she'll compete
college, or train for the U.S. Ol)mpic t
all> in 1996, for \\-hich she hall :ilrca
qualified.
l974. The late Duffield, a former USC
football ~tandout from 19'.!8-1930, was .a
Ne\\port Beach Country Club member
(then Irvine Coast CC) and a longtime
Newport Deach resident.
Duffield contncted Charles He!.ter, a
reaJ c~tale developer and golfing partner
Both men were 'Supporters of Hoag
Memorial Hospital Prei>byteri:rn, and
when the final details were worked Qut,
Crosby put up $10,000 for prize money
and granted the winner an lnvitation to
play in the Crosby Clambake at Pebble
Beach the following year. This continued
until Crosby's death in 1977.
Duffield and Hester had only !.ix wcclo.
to prepare !or the inaugural event in
1975, but managed .to pull it off. The
Cro by Southern Pro-Am, also known al>
Little Croi>by, was born.
•After 1986, the Crosby name wai>
. dropped and changed to the Newport
Clasllic Pro-Am. In addition to name
change , priLe money has &:scalaLCtl
throughout the years.
•Although much has changcdJn tj>c
21-ycar hii>tOry of the Newport CP.1'5Sic
Pro-Am, the one constant has l>ecn 1 lo:i
Ho pital, the major benefactor.
Since the tournament') inception, clo)
to $1.5 million have been rai)ed throu~h
(he event and the 552 Club, the ho)pital
support aroup.
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Woodbridge's William Stovall (atop) battles Corona rd~I Mar's Joel Owen for poss.ession Wednesday night.
Ct1M 's Darren MacDonald (center), Brian Coleman apply
qefensive pressure on .Chris Burgess of Woodbridge.
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Though Burgess fi nished
with 18 points, 13 rebounds
and three blocked shots, he
battled foul trouble, scoring
just one and three points, re-
specti\1ety. in the second and
fourth quarters.
' "Eric (Schiff, a 6-3· sen'ior)
did a great job on the big kid,
with some supportive help,"
said Orris, who abo employed
Sea View League
Bop Standings
L•evu• e>weran
W L W L
CdM 2 0 10 6
Santa Maioar!U 2 O 16 1
Newpor1 1 1 7 10
IMne 1 1 7 11
El Toro 0 2 7 9
Woodbri<IOe 0 2 11 7
. WadMsdllY'• scores c:= WOOdbtidoe 60 N 47, El Toro 45
Santa MilfQarila 41. Irvine 22 Frida~·· Games (7:30)
Cdll at Nawpor1
SanQ Milfoanta at Et Toro
1Mne • Woodbt10Qe
spectivcly.
bridge's Eric Ripley.
~ipley, who had 14 points
in a league-opening loss to
title favorite Santa Margarita
(tied with CdM in first
place), was held scoreless
until midway through the
Cirful peri od. lwo three-·
· pointers, including_ one at
the final buzzer, was the ex-
tent of his damage.
Dispersing the damage for
CdM were senior guards
Brian Fracalosy and Do-
minic DeGrazier, who post-
ed 20 and 18 points, re-
6-4 junior Darren MacDonald as the pri-
mary defender on the forme r Mater Dei
High post man.
"And I think we gave them some
matchup problems at our (offensive end),
"ith Durgcss ha\ing to chase our cutters,"
. added Orris, "'ho also credited Brian
Colem:in's defensive work on Wood-
All of DeGratier's points came on
three-pointers, as he hit sL-< of his first
eight from behind the arc, including three
in the third quartet to help CdM· pull
away.
"I don't think (DeGrazier) ever sat
down tonight, and he hit some real big
shots," said Orris, who orcbestrated the
ball into Fracalosy's h:inds when Wood-
bridge tried to foul its way back into the
hunt.
Fracalosy, who missed his first and ·1ast
foul shot, hit 12 straight in between, in-
cluding nine in the final 2:04 (three front
ends of one-and-one situations).
Coleman, who notched six first-quarte r
points before silting out much of the sec·
and period with two fouls, finished with 12
points and a team-high 10 rebounds.
Coleman's inside aggressiveness helped
CdM outrebound the hosts, 39-34, white
senior guard Joel Owen also was key, c·on·
tributing eight points, four assists, four re-
bounds and three steals.
WOOdbridge recorded 10 of the com-
bined 19 turnovers, and shot poorly from
the field (21 of SS for 38.2%) and the foul
line (12 of 21}. ..
"Give (CdM} credit," said Woodbridge
Coach John Halagan. "They a:sme in and
dictated tempo and "e h:id trouble finding
DeGrazier defensive!\. We "ere J little
slow on our offemive· execution, \\C didn't
shoot ~eat well, and our concentrJt1011 at
the free-throw lioe ":isn't \\hat I'd hlo.e."
CORONA DEL MAR 66
WOODaRIDGE 60
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PCL WIN · FOR COSTA MESA
ALISO VIEJO -
Costa Mesa High jun·
ior guard Josh Weeks
drove the length of
the floor, squeezed
through a pair of
Weeks' bucket, his 10th point of
a seesaw final period, gave him 20
for the night, pacing the Mustangs
(6·11, 1-1 in league), who now
share th ird place with Laguna
Hills headi ng in to Friday night's
cross-town showdown with visiting
Estancia:
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COS TA MES.:O :.. ·c:,n "·«C·l_'El : .. . . . . . . : . . . . : . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . :
Sail~rs shock Charue·rs
with 11-0 ·third . quarter
Aliso Niguel defenders and sank a
right-handed layin from th~ left
side with three seconds left to pro-
pel the Mustangs to a 52-5 1 P:i-
cific Coast League boys basketball
victory Wednesday on the Wolver-
ines' campus.
"Josh stepped up tonight/' said
Freeman, who noted the 5-foot-9
prospect has been hampered by
injuries, after posting a career-high
22 points in the third g:i me of the
season.
.
games, so we did it automatically."
Mesa point guard Donny Ogo
scored on a driving leaner from
the lane with 50 seconds left to
give the Mustangs a 50-49 lead.
Mike Montoya, who matched
Weeks' trio of three-pointers, fin-
ished with . 11 P9iqts, while senior
Terry Carmon chipped in nine and
Ogo seven for the Mustangs.
~ Sailors rally from
29-21 halftime deficit
to record PCL victory.
' . ''.
EL TORO NEWPORT . . . . . .. . ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . . . . . : ..
ted a three-poiotcr to cut the lead
to two. El Toro fell to 7-9. 0-2.
Zack Richardson
' ESTANCIA:
Eagles roll
by . Hawks,
88-45
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the 0f1r:.t quJrtcr ''llh ~::2 vn the
clod. •ind the gJm1.. d1..1J1u .. l,.eJ, 6-
6 .
.. \\ c tm .. <l tu get nine gu~ 1n
di,rllll! the f.i -..t Ii.ill:· he 'aid
· \\'c'~e gul enough 1..k.pth to Jo
th.11. l'\obod) rcJll) pl;i~cd "ell in
the llr:>I hJll \\ c J1d ·ome gupd
thing,, but L.1gun:i H11l\ pl.t}t:J
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ol the Eagle:.. ··I h-.~ r.1n a lut of
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th at l,.1nJ uf d pth • 111..\ ran u~
Jo" n. 1 he~ put a • rremcndou
amount of prt:!>!>U11. on u .... .1nJ it'!>
difficult to h.rnJk thJt tur 32 min-
ute!>. c~peciJll} ''11h the depth
th e} ha\c."
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Mustangs boot
Aliso Niguel, 3-2
ALISO VIEJO -Co..,t.t f\h.::.:.i
High·~ bo~ ucccr te::im impru,cd
to '.!-0 in Pacific Co:i~t League pl:l)
Wcdnc~Jav afternoon ~ Camtl0
Ramirel. Jro\c in a IJst-minute
chip ~hot o'er ihc goalie's hcJ<l to
lift the ~JustJng'l ( 6-~·'.!) to a 3-:!
'ictOI) o'er ho t Aliso Niguel
High. Dan Porter cored t\\ ice anJ
goalie Carlos Loza h:id four J'C"
as the ~1u5tJng cntaed the ftn:il
moment" "uh a :!-:! st~rndoff "1th
,
The win, Mella's first
lcagu~ triumpn since tne
1991-93 campaign, with-
out tlie guidance of first-
year coach Jason Fergu-
son, who admi11cd him-
!ielf into UC Irvine Med-
ical Center in Orange
Tuesday nigh t suffering
from kidney stones.
~s· basket an-
swered the Wolverines'
go-ahead field goal with
about nine seconds left
and Freeman said the
visitors caught the Aliso
Niguel defenders cel-
ebrating their apparent
fi rst-ever PCL win.
COSTA MESA 1-2 ------
ALISO NIGUEL 51
NEWPORT
BEACH Wes
Badorek of New-
port .Harbor High
sank 3 of 4 free
throws down the
stretch to give the Saltors E>as-
ketball team the lead for good,
and visiting El Toro missed on t\\O
field-goa l ':lttcmpts in the waning
moments, as Newport Harbor held
on for a 47-45 Sea View League
victory Wednesday.
The Sailors, led b' PJt Pc1kcn's
10 points, were sen"t to the frce-
throw line t'"ice in the la~t JU sec-
onds, but m1s~elf the front cnJ" or
one-and-qne situJlluns both times
to keep El Toro ah,c. 1 he Ch.irg-
ers, however, failed to coll\crt.
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"This should make
(Ferguson) feel a little Josh Wee ks
better," said acting head
"They were kind of
jumping around a little
bit, so we inbounded
couch Chris f reeman,
who said Ferguson could undergo
laser surgery today if his problem
persists.
the ball quick1y and
Josh went coast-to-coast," Frce-
m~n said. "We've done that a cou-
ple times this season in close
P.iciric Coast League
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COMMUNITY COLLIOI BASKITllALL . '. ".
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. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...
Biies stumble
COSTA MESA
Orange Coast
College's men's bas·
i...c tball team made u
brief run at Saddle-
back Coll~gc in Or·
angc Empire Conference play
Wednesday night, cutting a 32-21
deficit to 32-30 late in the first
hol f, but that was about it for the
high spots.
The vi~itina Gauchos responded
wlth an 18-2 run (the last seven at
the oul!.Ct of the ~econd half) and
rnn away from the Pirates, 91 -65,
dro ppina Coast to 1-2 in cor.fer-
cnce play, 9-10 overall.
Saddlcback, cruising with a 3-0
conference record, if'lproves 10 16-
3 overall. Corne! Archer' was one or the Cow bri&ht Individual items
for the Pirates, hittina 4 or 7 from
the field en route to 11 point •
Pirates women rallY to win
MISSION VIEJO
--Tina Afan broke
a 50-50 tie with 1:03
left with a bucket,
lhen iced the game
for Orange toast
College's women's
basketball team with a pair of free
throws to pace the Pirntes to a 56-
50 Oran'e Empire Conference vic-
tdry at Saddleback College
Wednesday night.
Afan scored 11 points in nil in
wh at was an extremely bal:inced
attack fo r the Pirates, who im·
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proved to 1-i , 15·7.
Stephanie McNamara led O r·
ange Coast with 13 points and si.x
boards, while Kathleen Kelly and
America Robledo each scored 12
points. Jamie Shine added eight
points and eight rebounds.
Saddleback held leads of four
points three times before the Pi-
rates tied it up at 46 with 4:14 left,
setting up Afan's late efforts.
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The Sailors (7-10, 1-1} out-
scored the Chargers in the third
quarter, 11-0, to take a 32-29 lead
heading into the final eight min-
utes. Dob Torribio, who scored six
of his eight points on a pair of
three-pointers, canned a trey mid-
way through the fourth quarte r to
give Harbor a 42-40 edge. The
Sailors never trailed again.
Newport Harbor led, 47-42, be-
fore E~ Toro's Travis Senik, who
led all scorers with 26 points, net-
NEWPORT HARBOR 47
EL TORO 45
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Question of the day: Where's my team?
Often in the arena of youth ~ports, moms, dads, fans, playcr!I an d
coaches wonder just how can they get their events recognized in the
media, and whose responsibility is it to get it done.
Call 642-4330 and a~k for Sports., We'll tell you how and you 'll be sur-
prised how easy it can be to get consistent coverage of your ~peciJI en-
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...... ~~ ... ..., ..... THEODORE ROBINS ....... 2060 Harber ~of Con inc~ Mesa
(7, .. ) 6'2·0010
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anymore," Deere explained.
"I know I'm quicker than
they arc. God gave me a
gift, and it's ~restJing."
Quickness and experience
-he began wrestling in the
econd arade -combined
to m3kc Deere a dangerous
opponcrn for th e plodding
foo tball moonlighters who
generally make up his
competition. He was 20-5
IJ\t )Car, before breaking an
ankle prior to the Sea View
linah.
"He doco; thing!> against
the heaV)"'cight law," ~aid
:-Oewport Coach Darryl
lluhda\, :i former three-time
Oregon )tate prep chitmpion
"ho project!> Deere as a
potcn11al ~t:ite champion by
th..: time he graduates.
Chm lforpel, the 1970
champion :i t 148 pounds, is ~
the only Newport grappler
to cv..:r w111 :i Clf Southern
\cct1on title.
"1 hat (state title) gets me
all fired up ju)t thinking
abou t 1t," )a1d Deere (22-3)~ _
"ho hope~ to /O!)C weight in
order to help his title quest.
"I'd hkc to be around 200
poumh by next year,
hcc.:,1u'>e I feel like l 'm a
ht tic out of ~hape :it 215,"
'aid Deere, "ho prides
h1111,clf on "ork1ng harder
· th.in hi' contemporaries.
"I Jog a lot, because I
don't think there arc a lot of
lica''''ci1?11 t\ ou t there
· 1 u11n~ng hJ..c I do," said
Dc1: re. ''ho has never
pl •)1.J football, :i !>port he
"h ltC'>"
I or \Ure. few of his fellow
l>1g boy~·wrc~tlc like Dec.re,
'' hll the 25-}Ci.l r-old 1 loliday
,,1~' " the lllO!>t active prep
l1c.1\}'\\C1ght he's !>Cen.
"I Jc \hoot'> (lunges al an
opponent\ leg\ in hopes of
'ecuring a takctlown) a~
much a\ ~omc
I03·poundcr~," I loliday
.,,1id. "When we run sprints
~iftcr practice, he wim his
\h.1rc. You ju\t tl on't sec
that v. ilh heUV)'\\-eights."
Deere wrad,, up points
\\Ith Im i.tam.lup c~cape
move.,, which arc nearly
automatic when he chooses
bottom (beginning a period
on all fours with an
opponent draped over his
bac:J..).
"My favorite move is the
\t,1ndup," 'aid Deere, who
" .ibo pJrlial to "!>tacking
people" and a rather
un fl 1cndly-i-ou nding
m.111eu\Cr he called ''high ~
c:rotchc\. ·
"My ~tylc m:iy be a little
1111u.,11af, hu t it'i. working, ~o
I pl:111 Ill l>tick with it," sai<.l
Deere, ''ho dill receive
\ome acJ..nowlcdgemcnt
from cla!>'>lllatcs Monday,
lullowing hi' winning
wee kend.
"It was an awesome
kcling io ha ve people tell
me I did a good job," said
L)cere, who with the help of
'>Cn1or~ Jo!>h Hoblick and
R1cJ..y Ueaubouef (!>ccond at
I IS and third at 189,
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teammates. with Wpptr ~Halim and
crew Mandy McDonneU sailiftl to two fants,
giving them • division win u wen.
Newport JV followed clolcly behind the
varsity, finishin& sea>nd overall and in each
division w~r Steve Kleha sailfna with
crews Alison Hill and Conney PoloYina
sailed a very consistent reptta in the
competitive A Division, callin1 on their •
well-honed skills to secure second place.
Said Kleha: "The shifty winds were tricky,
but being a native of Newport Harbor, we
were in our element."
Skipper Patrick Hoean with crtw Cryssa
' Byers sailed in the B Division and finished
just fou r points off of first, holding back
UniYenitJ Hiab Scbool ol !p Q6elo.
With its lccoDd win la a row, Mlwpart ii
kJok .. bwant IO I ......... 111.
team is lllCbd_with laleal, r....-. lram
veteran tenion. with their national and
wortd experience, to the )'OU• frelbmen.
comina in with their yacht club proaram
trainina.
Said Poner: "We have a lot of team unity
which hoperully will lead us to winnin1 Hi&h
School Nationals."
High School Nationals will be held in
May at the Coronado Yacht Oub and
Newport is already an early favorite.
A young Corona dtl Mar team finished
mid-fleet at the Rose Dow, placin1 a very
respectable 13th.
Graduations and relocations have brought
the team number down to a core trio who
,,.
are wortlill bUd IO retijlld the .... ... Wkb.., ... ldual ......... ...
ikippi1$1..._ blcber Md Mimi 1!11o1t Md
crew Micheel larlon. CdM had ao '1Pofrow"
Newport crew Ony ~·
1be Padftc Coesa lntenchollltlc Sailial
Auociatioil (PCISA) hu made lllowueCs
for teams that do not have enoup 1nembers
in replar hi1h schoQl repttas. exdudif\I
Pacific Coast Championships.
TealJ'S are allowed to have on
non·member sail per event. PCISA made:
this rule to help young. stan-up teams be
able to compete and roster their taknt.
In the college division, 10 of the top 20
nationally ranked teams sailed, malin.a the
Rose Bowl the most competiti\-e collegiate
event of the season. Newpon residents
Peter .Wells, Jon:ithan Posner, and Carrine
,.... al .... fat UG Irvine. pecect thi~d.
....... II tM lap Califamla leam.
Newport kal l>UDJ Zimbaldi, laillna ror
Stuford. pa.ccd fifth.
0
As a recent tramplant to the West Coast
and a new addition to the Daily Pilot, I
hope that l can carry on the tradition or the
~tin& column as it was set by Almon
Lod.abey.
l'hough l never had the pleasure of
mcctil'\I him, I have.heard nothing but
""nJcrful words abOut the man who wa s
Jcscribed by so many as the "foremost
)achting writer in Southern California."
I hope that 1 can continue his standard of
C\cellencc and report the yachting news as
pa ionately and carefully as he did.
Stt'pbaak Kttfe's boatln1 column
·~•rs In tbe D•ily Pilot e•·~ry TliursdDy.
• The Daily Pilot now in 71· newsracks throughout
Newpo·rt Beach. and Costa .Mesa.
Albertson's Food Center
3049 E Coast Hwy
Corona del Mar
Albertson's Food Center
2701 Harbor Blvd
Costa Mesa
Alta Coffee Warehouse
506 31st St.
Newport Beach
Atrium C<iurt Farmer's Mar1tet
24 Fashion Island
NeWJ)ort Beach
Balboa Rexatt
716 W. Balboa Blvd·
Balboa
Balport Liquor
4521 w. Coast HwY ..
Newport Beach
Barbary Coast
4255 MacArthur Blvd.
Newport Beach
Bayside Village
300 E. Coast Hwy.
Newport Beach
~Q Coa.st Hwy
Newport Beach
Car1's Jr.
Coco's Restaurant
2131 Westciiff Or.
Newport Beach
Crab Cooker
2200 Newport Blvd.
Newpor Be,ach
OK Donut
2963 Fairview Rd.
Costa Mesa
{)Ps Pub and Grill
3110 Newport Blvd
• He~rt Beach
Daily Pilot
330 W. Bay St.
Costa Mesa ·
Denny's
.3170 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
Dick Church's
2698 Newport Blvd
Costa Me~
loippity Donuts '1854 Newport Blvd
Costa Mesa
Donut Inn
2228 Newport Blvd.
CostaM~
.,
)
Island Grill 5QO S. Bay Front
Balboa Island
Kap&an's Restaurant
3211 Harbor Blvd.
Cost.a Mesa
Korker Liquor 2229 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona del Mar
Liquor 21
1601 Newport Blvd.
Costa Mesa
Liquor Mart
1895 Monrovia Ave.·
Costa Mesa
Liquor Mart
1125 Victor1a St.
Costa Mesa .
Luci<y Food Center
2180 Harbor Blvd.
Cost.a Mesa
Manna Liquor
895 W. 19th St.
Costa Mesa
McDonald's Restaurant
635 W. 19tf'I St.
Costa Mesa
..
Pavilions Place
1000 Bayside Or.
• ·Newport Beach
Post 6ffioe
t 590 Adams Ave.
Costa Mesa
Post Office
··1133 camelback St.
Newport Beach
Post Office
2230 Fairview Rd.
Costa Mesa
Post Office
· 206 Marine Ave.
Balboa Island
Post Office
406 Orchid Ave.
Corona del Mar
Post Office
191 Riverside Or.
Newport Beach
Ralph's Grocery
380 E. 17th St.
Costa Mesa
Ralph's Grocery
·2660 San Miguel Or.
Newport Beach
25'Daily
I C!'lpctl l\:cly, a f Tl1e .,,.,_"""""~1a<--t-_.--1-"880 Campus o
Newport Beach
EZ liquor
145E.19tfi,-,.....~~~~~~
Costa Mesa
McDonald's Restaurant
3T4l H'affiOfBMJ.
Costa Mesa Tou rn amen t) pl:ins to hoist
\He,thng from the bottom of
the \chool'~ ample athleti c
.,pectrum.
"I Mill don't think we get
much respect," Deere said.
"Wrc!>tli ng is my life and by
the time I'm a senior,
{I larbor is) going to be
awesome."
LOCAL SCHEDULE .
TODAY
•••k••lt•ll Cbllege men -Pacific Christian al
Southern California College, 7:30
p.m.
College women -Christian
Heritage at Southern California
College, S:JO p.m.
High school girls -Esl.lncla ;it
Costa Mesa, 7 p.m.; Newport Harbor
at Corona del Mar, 7:30 p.m.
l•ccer
High school girls -Corona del
Mar al Newport H;irbor, 3:15 p.m.;
Eslilncia at Costa Mesa, 3:15 p.m.
WH-tll1t9
High school -Coron.a del Mu at
Newport Harbor, 6 p.m.; Laguna Hills
at Estancia, 6 l .m.; Costa Mesa al
Aliso Niguel, p.m • ...... .... 11.,
High school -M.uina at Newport
H.irbor, 3 p.m.
•al DAY ...........
Comm11nlty col~se men -Orange
Co.ut at CyP.rns, 1 p.m.
Community college women -
Cypress at <>rans• Coas4 7 p.m.
Hlsh Khool bOys -bt.nda at
Cosu ~ 7 P..m.; CoroM del M.ar
at Newport Harbor, 7:30 p.m . ......
Hip KhoOl ltoyl -New;ort
H.ubor •t Corona ct.I Mir, ): 1S p.m.;
fll.ln<&.t at Cost. Meta, 3115 p.m.
~
Carrow's Restaurant
5180 Birch St
Newport Beach
Char1ie's Chili Restaurant
102 McFadden Pl.
Newport Beach
Citl Donuts
2727 Newport Blvd
Newport Beach
Coco's Restaurant
801 Dove St
Newport Beach
Coco's Restaurant
3«6 E. Coast Hwy
Corona del Mar
Coco's Restaurant
78 Fashion Island
Newport Beach
Cooo's Restaurant
2740/Harbor Blvd Cos~ Mesa .
Coco's Restaurant
4&47 MacArthur Blvd.
Newport Beach
Fairview Hospital
2501 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
Fry's Market
115 15th St.
Newport Beach
Gelson's
1660 San Miguel Or.
Newport Beach
Henry's GroC'ery
21t2 W. Ocean Front
Newport Beach
~~: ..... Hoa=· I · patio 301 Blvd.
Newport ach
International House of Pancakes
329 E. 17th St.
Costa Mesa
Irvine Ranch Market
2651 Irvine Ave.
Costa Mesa
Mediterraneo
630 Lido Par1t Or.
• Newport Beach
Mesa Village liquor
1011 El Camino Real
Costa Mesa
Mini Mar1tet Liquor Mart
1526 Placentia Ave.
Costa Mesa
Miss Donuts
2200 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
Norm's Restaurant
2150 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
OCC Pointslde Cafe
2701 Fairview Rd.
Costa Mesa
Oh Those Donuts
1734 Newp<>f1 Blvd.
Costa Mesa
PaliMdn Liquof
2082 N. Bristol St.
Newport Beach
Rose Donuts
891 Baker St.
Costa Mesa
Southern ealifomia College
55 Fair Or.
Costa Mesa
Starbuck Coffee
2801 E. Coast Hwy.
. Corona del Mar
Stater Bros. Mar1tet
'175 Baker St. Costa Mesa
Thrifty Drug Store
2300 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
Tradewinds LIQUor
6710 W. Coast Hwy.
Newport Beach
Von's Grocery Co.
2975 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
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... -· ttawpOlt ~ Meu Daily Pilot Thursday, January 12, 1995 ..
... .,,_ "'8LIC IOT1Cll PUIUC llOTIC!I PUIUC IOTICU Ml.IC '90T1Cll "*.IC IOTICl1 PUIUC 9IOTICH PUIUC MOTlCH PUIUC eeoncn ;;PUIUC NOTICES
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C<>MA.fT£L Y 0£ DMd wim lr'lle!MI t,.eon TUM OF ntE P"OCHOllfGS _._.. ~ Of arif will 1nc:~••U lh1 Hf REOf NCO TO MOIULl II'~ ID OI salO IWMI 18'$ .Hf CffY Of .... rvn K ....., .... llTICI flctltlous ~IBEO IN S~IO DEED H PfOVodtd "' Hid Note YOO YOU SHOOlO •renty eapr•U•J Of hvtn "°''"' 10 ~••w RllU"' l. EOUI, MAllCTA.W Miii ... ""'941 CIDQs POC ltOlL.~1Y Of 'J. SlATl Of au.-.. NMM OF TAUST fffs, c:n.troes end ex'. ACT A lAWYER .mpee~ rt19MdlnQ bUe lh4t b.nel11 .. wry unJ ~PA1R OUPl MO ~R Inf tdVw. 411 h tilnt of trlt ORNIA, AS PlK w.P -tllleet llet._ftl Tl'le &tr9tt eOOresa end pentH of the HUit•• 11"'1 0111...S alt 00 PM . 14 ••H10tl Of e11c;'"" Wtd 0McJ ut ln,.t I'\ Alf A.'CY SUQ1 WELLS ()Ii' .,... OUOlaflOn OUM N OI COllOf O If llOOlt fl Pi\Gl aTAt-t OP The tollowiog '*'°"' llt otht1 common des•gna tl'le trus11 cr .. ted by said IRMClS • • W• IOf the puypcJ .. \OtOfe e>.9'.uwJ •nl.1 d M .. u WITlfOUT HO'lft'ft!ll Sale • S21911 PMl1tfl Of MiSU :fOUS MAP'S
Mfl•OI *I CMI' OOit'IQ binlnen at lion, I any, of tl'le '"' Deed of Trust. -'"°"tld •TM... ..-tytrlO hi incMbt llveted to lh undar JI'{ Rll~HT TO ORllL ~ ~ rnUS1 De fl CMf! I cat! r Rl~OS Of ORA."Gf UU Of l'ICT1TtOUI •l R£O·f WEAR. bl RED-E ropeny describe4 ebove WES PAC RECONvtY der 1r1• ~f ID DIM "'1.11eJ bj .-.d••\lf• "1 wrll!Atn Oet.:l•r• STOR! txPlOfl£ Ofl OPlAATt CNCk Cira Ol'I I &ta or Ill COIJ AP~ OSO«>Z-ol
.. _. 11M1a WEAR INTeRNA TIONAL, purponed to ~. ANCE, INC., A CALIF'OR· T1tll\, '*°''"Oft tornA7 • Deed ot lru.t 1nc:.lud1nO lion ot oe1.u11 and De THRO~GW TkE SURI ACE OR ~bar .. 1 cneu dr& Dy 1 O!'OClll1i *rwss Jio
Tll! ~ l*IOllt '803 Alsuna Ln., Hl.lnli:\g-98 OCEAN VISTA NIA CORPORATION AS C>oc:ufwl lllo 17-59\106 tooa •141 .... c~· •od ... m•lld tor S•I• •od nil' UP9ER soo rut or THI 51-bllll Of i.4efat creo I un !)ft lltS'Qll.\:;00 ill am 01 ~abendoNcfthtweot tonBeacl\CAe2G48 '120 TRUSTEE t601 OoVE •••P.-•••otOfllleillRtcofOt &a 01 11" Tniat•• -.u.n Nolle. 0' O.t•ul S1J6SURfACt Of THE l.JlijO 1011,orlcN!Cld11 by llU r P'Ol*'tt
the FlchtlouJ 8u11neu s.a Soos. 1903 Al$un. Ln., NEWPORT BEACH CA STREET SUITE 230 1M olb o11M Recorder of ""•'-un<i•r •••dar\d "1"'-'11"' tu Sell l >iElllE \ABOVE OESCRIBfO AS OI lliltrll ~ 4 mo-is t.L'I00'1a; to DI 1
N&mt" SU8 SHACl<.OOUR· Hununoton Beach, CA 92660 • NEWPORT BEACH CA Oorlgt C0\11\lY c.fomea = Of Trwt caoHd a u11der111i1ned c,;•u •• RESElMO IN OHO fROM THE C:UllOn SM11g$ mocY!IOn o. 13$ 117 !>PAl .A\IEl'tlJf 6A BOA
MET FAOZEN YOGURT, 9T~~' Giroux, 1803 Al· The vndemgned 92660. (714) &60 3 978, aaillf by AObert Eugene E=~.:n °.!, 'f.!.~a~t~':.6!::1t;~::oo 1~1s~i'°'at:~I AVl~E COMPANY A WlST sawigJ twlk $OIQle4 11 sec:.liO!I :St.A~O tA 9266? t t U~Otf
1110 W. llatboa Blvd ' 1un1 Ln • Huntln Ion Trustee d1sclams any 8y· JOANNE S HER Of91'nef, lrl unm.-r1ld m.i, It c; rded In the c.ou11ty r.c0tded in the <.Oll!'t VIRG N'A CORPOAATION RE · !110:l ol llt rina!IOll Cooe lfld s;gnta Trusits csdaims ~r
Newport Beach, Call!. S.ach, CA 92848 9 habil1ty for any incorrect MAN, TRUSTEE SALE Tnistor, ~ 5av"'O' Ind.,:..,. Ole real pr~wt1er• Ow real proper CORDED DECEMBER 13 1971 1t.1Slor1Zld lo do OUSd!tS$111 l!l!S aDOI~ fOf &l'y 111(.0fretll\Ks Of
t*3 Jill Solis 1803 Alsuna LI\ ness of the street ad orFICER Dated· loan Assoadol\, • BenellcWy 11 toe.tied .nd tTIOf• tti•n 11 loc..atod end more tt•• AS DOCUMENT f\O 9785 Of 61111 The 'benet0o1ry or s.i lilt OfOl>IO'f ao4rtsS arc cint1
Th• ~~!::r~' t:U~:!! t1unlingion Bo.eh. CA ress end other common 12/20194 •LllUAT"*-ICAUCTIOlthr•• month• ,,.., thr•• rn onth~ hjv OfflC AL RE COROS The prop· Ll9llllerttouec:uttoa110 dtlN_.:omlT'Oll ~ig11a:ion Int
N•rntflted In on Oct 5 92648 designation. if any, N~1984 0 T1'I ... lfll'llKll'R FOR .,~,ed since such re· etaµw•d 11n~o aut;l'I re erty aoorHs ano o\!let common ered to 111t u"oersig111d 1 writ sno 11trtl'll !na t~lal JmOU!ll
wH In the County 0,· Or' Thlt businou Is con· shown herem. PUB 12/29/94 WH, (~able at tllM ol Slla tn c:O«Sabon corClahon ossigr11~on 11 any ol 1"' ru1 ten Otdarai.o" 01 Oela.11t and ol IN ~llDIJO i;., ll'ClE 01 Int Cb-
'"\ Original Fll~ducledby:ageneralpafl· Saldsalewinbemade.01/0519~01112195 · mooey of 11'11 Unlttd Equitable D••d com GolJ n We•t s .. v.ng prooeny cew!Ded eoove 11 0tma11dtorSa aodawrner111ga~stol oo~ piope!~
•nJ 24113 ne15hlp but without coventnt or Stalll, by cash, a cashlet's peny, aa Trull•• Ttu,tA11Ut.1.a11on St:n11ce Co~DurPOnea 10 Ot ll25 ~oUOt ol Oelau1111111 EledtOll 1~ bf: soid .irtO tuson~IP ltS" ~ Chow l662t Es· The reglt lflnt(s) com-warrenty, •~press or Im· PUIUC NOTICE drilWll bV a 511• Of na-D••d Unit lt434 11a •• t~11~lt!e Po" 0 111c SOORIF'T ORIV( ~CWPCIBT Sd Tht u11oe~.gf!ea tau5t m•ttcl cos!I t•Pt""rt a11c a1
111 Ave Cerrll<>1 Cat I menced to transact busl· hed, regerd1no title, poa· llO!lal bank, a c:heek drawn by a South e.auctrv •ve11u.i 8011 :J"957 S•n An1on10 EEA'"H ~ 9~0 Tflt U'IOtr· 110 ~Ota ot De!aul\ and Elle ~a~ at f! fl.'llt 01 Int sn 1 :03 " ' 1 • nest undlf the F1ct111ous ess1on. or encum· HO TICE OF TMJSrtt·s or ledtnll credit union «a 11th FtOCK, L.,. •ng 1e1 T x 712b!> 495 1 f ~• • s ~;0 Tiustet OISClalms 111 DOll to s. 10 oe reccroe~ in 1tl ouollait.on cl 111~ t.icta o• ~hi-~ Hsu 16621 Estella Buslneu Name(s) l1$led rences, mctudlflQ fees. SALE UfilOE" 0££0 drawn by utatt or llderal CA 90017, Telephon phone N11mber (2 I 0 ~IY 101 rv11\COCllCll!tSs J c0u~ty -11tr1 me rl&I ~ is $!?2376 6~ 11 &O~ tc
Ave. Cemtot Calif 90703 •l>Ov• on Nov 1, 1994 charges and ex-penses of OF TRUST and loan assoeilbon. Num.,_ C213) 345 t9!>J 543 49~11 By Neu s .. 11d "'! orooeny adOrts5 aM o!:llf IS loa~d ~ th Tt\B acctlf 1 Thli blJMieH was con-B·ll S011t the Trustee and of the LOAN s ~on. or umgs By Lorette M Peters ers Au1•tant S~l.lfYi~rn~ Cf5 "a:ioil 11 1,, ~ Dettmoer 23 1~ c:AS" ~ c.'lk a~.r. on asta•
aucted b~ Joint venture Tn s stat~ent INU filed rusts created by H od 3•9021819/030370 Spec:ltllo In SICllOll 5102 ol Tru•t•• Sat• OIJ1cer D,.l• 1212314 S" ~· 1h t 1311 ou~t AssodallO• lit• SerYk:es 1 ~1 !Ir. :u "ar.~ 1 dleou:m~
C v.1th the COUflty Clerk ol Deed of Trust t o pey the OTHER· 94-08116 111t Anandal Code and llllhOf· D•te 1211)1194 ASAP14929.o! OW1\ ertn t o 'll T ' ~ ",
Kallen w °''';r, County on Novem. remamono prencipel aums • lad to d~ bllsNss In Cits sta•) ASA.P14 '710 115, 1112 1119 01 the u'lpa :i balanc» o1 •ob' fliSIN t"1 I l:J.c er ~t·;; encl n cm Chi-~ Hsu bof f d FILE 9•·7808JO tQaton seo,irl!O by prooerty 11900W Oftrr..ocB*d Sw I# Cl i , ~, C'.IW!l ~V ~2lt Ot Thi• statement WIS f1l.a 2. 1994 0 the note(s) secure by A p NUMBER I Tiit CNipman Avtnllt tn· 12.129, 1~ 1112 Ible 100 LCS ~.'tgl~S r.A9a064 ltOff l!IC br,i ~$0-
Wllh the County Clefk ot F&28 784 said Deed of Trvst to wit: 459 171•14 nnct to fie CMc Ctolilf Buld· PUBLIC NOTICE ~'!0 sc::c /•~: 1110 "ao 13101201 2017 B"t 0 S!;<rt ~:~ :~~ urc SOf •
O!ang• County on January P11blished NeYwport Beac:h· tSB0.355.32 with inter· YOU ARE IH OEFAUl T ~ SOO E•t CNc>man Avt PUILIC NOTICE LO•"' 113 .. 26·81DOOE• "US -•"' •.£! t ... rt~S:M C .. a• lrt "~·"'" ~1Q2 ol e fN!lCJ3. ~ 1995 co 11 M o ty p lo 0 est tt\ereon from 6/01 /94 °'"""'' • ~ al ""hi. trlll 1114 ..... ~ ,,... "" v~ a. •'• ..... o ... e lft;Nf •• ..,.,.,,..., ... 5 esa a 1 1 e-at 5 250% r ennum IS UNDER A DEED OF -... ' . .,. COW pJ!111Cat.on 01 tnt t.ota ot Sa PA ORIT"r b52«2 C~Cf a c I\;~· .:tC •: ao t' .. =sn~:~J~:~ cembef 22, 29, l994, Janu-prov~ed in~aod nqietsl TRUST. OATEO 03112192 =~ ~ ~~o:, NOTICE Of OlliER 3100«0~ s $U2«46 76 I..'\ ICOlOll to l"' '2119~!> ntSS t:i~ ~:al? " ::it ht I
12 19, 2!, Fet>Nar; 2. llY 5, l2, l995 ptu costs and any ad UNLESS YOU TAKE AC· rust In lie pr~ SttUa•d In TRUSTEES SALE fllf:f.12214 U!h ll'le T vSllf " ai:x:eot ' PUBLIC NOTICE !'I!"' ct~· .... ~ cas IS ~
1m lh643 ces With interest. -TlON TO PROTECT YOUR County calilomla Oesc:nb-Tru•lae S.le ~0 A p r.UMEER 050 3b 0' OShie• s C"'eo.cr1~ Oil U~at c:eo••o -e rt;S !e ml't .,,
• lh675 PUBLIC NOTICE ESTIMATED TOTAL PROPERTY. IT MAY BE flt ianci tlltftla RE· riueJ:~~:4&:112114 HOTICEOfTRUSTEESSALE 01mona1 w~ a~craMJ FNllNl.flS11M c~ C"! IStJa~ "'::I• rus
PUBLIC NOTICE DEBT $610.251 ."" SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE. RED TO IN SAID DEED Of Rehtrence Ho 6925440 UNDER DEEOOf TllUST by Uta!I o• leOera c:rtd I 1;~1~ ftCTITIOUUUllMUS S ~c n ;r.~s !)$CC-•
Flctlllous The beneficiary Ul'lder IF YOU NEED AN EXP\.A· TRUST APH No 141 4S4 02 YOU AA£ Ir. DEFAULT ll'-IOER or a ~9C~ l)flW!: Dy a Sta!e or MAME STATUIENT a.ala=-:t :;: : C.tvff 01 e
LOAN N0.3088170 B usll'IHS N•m• Slld Deed or Trust here-NATION Of THE NATURE The PfoPlrtt herttolort de-YOU •AE IN OEFAUl DEED Of TRUST, DATED Jwre !eO~I~ Uv ll9S and loa!l 3$$0• Tne lo <I~ pe•so~ s OOl~~H5 a mr..!1 c• ''O"' 53 ~
St•l•ment totore necuted and de· OF THE PROCEEDING salbtdlsbeingsOIO"asls0 Tiit UN DER A DEED o 4 1991 U~LESS YOU T4l{E r.iat.on sal111gs lSSOClltlOll 01 ~e ooog bustim n GAii• sa.i w :c ma:t Dul #-oi;i
T.S. NO.M-4423&CA The (Ollo<Mng persons are livered to the under11gned AGAINST YOU. YOU street ldOrHS and otller com-TRUST DATED 12120/'89 ACTION TO PROITCT -YOUR sa\llOQS l>aok spec ted in Sec OE"t G FT Cf~~ER 8877 ~-:c•·~a:-· Y \flar"a"l'i o;xp•ts~
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FtWVOTICA•NooF. doing bus1ness as: a wnnen Declaration of SHOULD CONTACT A mon Cllslgnallon. If any ol lht CJNlESS YOU TAKI< AC PROPERTY tl MAY 6E Sgl 1101'1 S•~? ol lllE rnll'Clai :oat d•t'I GrOVf 6'YO Galdto ~!CM t1 -pll!c r~.: ;'19 If ~ 5 8) GREATER LONG Def a ult and Demand tor LAWYER real PfOptfty desctl>ed lboVt Is llON TO PROtECT ryou AT A PUBLIC SALE 1F YOU ano au:ncmed 10 do Oils 'eSS CA 9~~"4 s-sno ()! t.nQllT\t:31lttS tD
TftUITEE'I SALE BEACH/ORANGE COUNTY Sale. and 1 wntten Notice NOTICE 1s herebv given purpontd to tit 104 Aspen PROPERTY IT any 8 NEED AH EXPLA~AT,010 Q ti! s sl.!'.t tn tn6 eve111 tender TA KYU~G KA.% 1337 N •aWy r-.f C•~·~a"BS h ·ell
YOU ARE IN DEFAULT ME OlCAUt.EGAL COt-1· of Default and Elecl1on to that WES PAC REC ON· Lane. Costa Mesa. CA 92627 SOlD AT A 0pue1 IC SALE THE NATURE o~ THf PR(). otller man casn IS ac:ceptec Ille G .. oert 1135 Fu -er:c!'I CA D~ SJ: :i~ee Mv3..'\l2S ~flt
UNDER DEED OF TRUSl SULTAN IS, bl ORANGE Sell. The undersigned VEYANCE. INC. A CALI· Tiie undersigned Trustet dlS· IF YOU NEED •N UPLA CEEOING A(OAINS. vou "1'01.; Tri;s•ee ma<y W117ll'IOIC 1118 ISSU 2633 .. 'l()ef .,. •• 1.~:e·ts! as 0'0\'llcC
DATED MARCH 2, 1992 COUNTY MEPICAlJlEGAL caused • said Notice of f ORNIA CORPORATION, Claims any liability tor any NATIO" Of THE NATURE. SHOULD Ce>t.TACT A LAWYER ance t.l Ole ·rustee s Deed unril SOO YO\JN KAN!> 1337 .N !"min a~~ :T• c'll)3 a ;.i:oncoa
UNLESS YOU TAKE AC· CONSULTANTS. 7102 Default and Election to as trustee or successor lncorrec1ness of lilt slretl ad· OF THE PROCEEDING NOTICE is nereby given \!'la' ·~nds becom~ ava1~ble 10 tne G·ll>ert '13!> Fu~ rton •wli ~·a11~ ct ·• l'tctt s~~~•ta ~
TION TO PROTECT YOUR Edinger Avenue. Hunttng· Sell to be r11corded tn the uustee or substn.uttd dress and otner common deslg· AG At NS f y 00. Y 0 QUALITY LCM SERVICE ~ayet c• endorsee as a maner 92633 SllO Ouo "'··. r:P•tsl l!'t iCll PRObER~ PITBL~l~A~f ton Bench, CA 92647 counw where the real trustee' pursuant to the naoon, ot any shown herein s .. OUlO CONT A Cl CORP as irus'" or successor oi r 1111 Said ~ale WI• be mace TlllS tlllst11ess IS conouct•~ as or0\1e~o n slllc ~ote •!!$
SOL A Or Anthony J. Grajeda, propeny is located. Deed of Trust exec'uted by Said sale "MD be made but lAWYER trustM or subslllut.eo tius?c€ e.t ,,,.thoul covenant Of wa• t?Y nusoand and w'd cN•oes t'lO "-:: .. •s .. ~ e1 ~
IF YOU N0EFEOT AEN EXTPULARE. 4301 Apricot Or., Irvine, CA FOR SALES INFOR· 8"ROICH' YAOEGARAN A Wll!lOut ~nant or WIITlllty On 01126195 at 1 0 ''"fSUartl to 111, Oeeii 01 Trust •an~ irprm Of •ITlPl•O S1G>,EO T~l(YlJNG~G SOO trw$'•t ano o· :n• uus':! C"•a!to NATION H NA 92720 MATION: Mon·Fn 8 :00 • uoressed or llllplled rtgafdlllQ p M Got!Mn Weal Sav ,... OU"-1 KANG I:'~ S4t' :)>, • c• • <' OF THE PROCEEDING This business IS con· .m to 5:00 p..m. 16191 MARRIED MAN, AS HIS t>lle pomsslon cir encum· 1n9s Auoc;1at1011 $4.ll'VIC oecuteo bV fREDERICI( RO· •e;YO'llQ tia oossess on or i\ev1StJl/ll ll1$ ~DI ye: D£~u~ ~A"E c , i ~ •• ,i
AGAINST YOU, YOU ducted by: on 1nd111idual 590·9200 SOLE ANO SEPARATE l>rances to P't '111e ramtlnlnQ co •• the duty •ppc>ml OENHUIS A"'IO OA"i A RODEN· •!ltiit1lb!3"CtS lo sallS'y 1111 •o !Jan~ bustness u~aer r>e F T OEPfNOEMT TRUST
SHOULD CONTACT A Reg1s1rant has 1101 yet Oared: JANUARY 03, PROPERTY, Recorded on pnnapai sum ol !llt note(s) ed. Trustee under an HUIS HUSBAND ANO W'ff AS ~ltf~t!.lntss StCl:rtO by sa!ll , ·:.!.Olis busll"tS5 I'll"'~ o.• 0l~O S~=VICES 15 s:alcl Tm·
LAWYER. begun to t11ns.ic1 b ... s1ness l 995 04/08192 IS Instrument secured by sa.d Ottd 01 TrllSl puraua nt to Deed o COMMUNITY PROPEllTV alld "~ advances 1\ere .. moer "ames llsltO llert•n FORNIA CORPORA ·On February 2. 1995. al unaer the r1ct1t10U$ n3me(s) CAL-WESTERN MCON· No. 92 220297 tn Bool. will\ lll'*rest Uterton. • pro-Trust recorded 01 Recofded oo 06 91991 as n-"'t'I 111te·es1 as provcec T ,, staiemtnl was! eo Willi ~·· A ~~ 'E>,T i:l.A 6 ,;
10:00 A.M., SPECIALIZED 1.sted obove VEYANCf CORP. Peg• This Deed of Trust vided In salCI note(s) aovanc:es 12/29189 u Docum•n strumenl No 91 J• 1782 01 ,. ··e·e.r. l"J eie unoa.4 P'lt'ION cai.~tv Cter' ot Orar-~t IO~r i~~:: ~ ;-L .:
INC.. es duty •11pomteo Dr .An1hony J. Gra,eda , 515 EAST MAIN STREE wes subsequently modi· 11 under 1119 ..rms ol Ille No 89·70341 5 Bo oil I°" records in Inf cllce o• ~f ta~ce c1 r-• ~o~ sea.red ll'f Couotv on Oec.t!Tlbet 1 s ;99~ S~ ,<;.. ~--A~:4S~. :.A
Trustee under and pu!Su· This 1tatement v.as r..ed PO BOX 22004 fled by tNI recorded Mod· Dte,.ol Trust 1$tlmated tees page • • of o fl I c 1 • County Recorder ol QAA\GE u c ~: .,,. nte•est l!le•eoa ~OT CE. lhtS Fict Lo~s ~a'T'e S !.,,L :o 'l> ,.., L1! 3, 2~ l',!
ant lo Deed of Trust r• ""lh Ill• County C'e1k ol EL CAJON. CA 92022· lficalton of Deed of Trust c:llarges aH-expenm ol tit Record• In the Othc• ot CoOnty ~dornoa aiio Pd'S.ian• as er=, Ce~ m sad ~Cite fen Statenenl u1><1ts IM ~ea1s ~ ""' •r• WC.~~ • ~p. CF
corded 3· 13-92, es insi No Orange County on Novcm· 9004 recorded Aprol 20. 1993 Truslle and ol the trusts cnattd uw Recorder or Orano to 1rlt Noto ol Oe'a .. : aM =~a·;tS aio upensn ol Ille !fom tilt caie t Id$ ti:~a Ill 17'~ R S.tt S ~u ,f· IC.: Iii 92•154734• of Olflclli ber?3 199-' (6191590.921)() as instrument numbered by Slid Dteo ol TrllSt to·'Mt County Catilornoe •11 Elecnon to S.~ t.'la1e,1~cr •e-.,s~anoi:ie:r~tsC'ea•eoo., llac11111Co..11tyCie Ai'lf"' PROq-V6~_,n Rec~ds ~ 1~d'!.~c~1°1 t~~ • FCl29044 By KA THY HOLMES, 93-0262405. on Orange S!l8 406 73 Estimated Accrut4 ecuted by Jordan R cordtO 09/211\994 ~ nsl' .. • SJ~ ~ed ot •r1.st FIC'wliOus 81.15 "tsS ~ame S:Z:t· '!> 112 • i9'95 ~~i' c:~ty State O 01 Pubi.shed Ne-.\port Beach· EXT. 3030 county This Deed or int1ertst and aoo111onal acvances. ~genatem an Tunn~ar me"lt No 94·572675 ci salO O'· i>na 12.?3 '199« meit l"o.51 oe I ~o oe•ore t1.11 OBITUARY . 888
QALJFORNIA. executed by Costa Men Oa.iy P11qt Ot!-TrustH Sele Officer Trust is a Revolvmg Ltne II any Wiii 111crusa tl'llS logura ~~d ~an H ~ult ~ loai Rec:otos WILL SEU. ~· QUALITY lOAN SfRVICf ~Mt rne ! 'lO GI tlJS staltrre~· 1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
l'fANCY MEZERA-GOLD A CefTlber 22. 29. 1994. Jan<1· Aurht>nzed S111n•Wrd ol Credit erid upon mat11· pnor to sale • • A ioc: .~~~gs a" Fed:,, 011\911995 at 10 00 A 'I a· ~ CORP H ukl Tmtee 650 OOH not at tse I 1111tor a e 1•
MARRIED WOMAN AS ary 5. 12. 1995 1112;19;26/95 nty, date ol the orog1nal The bentrlCUIY under said Deed 5!., r ~s ~nd Loan A.no· FRO~T Of THE Fi.AGPC .. ES 11· EAs• ~O~R"H STREET SEC ~se on l!ltt stall ol a ~ct.ious CLARK
HER SOLE ANO SEPA· th544 PUBLIC NOTIC! Promissory Note e new olTrustltertlofou uecu•und ciat;~ as Benehcuuy THE MAIN ENTRY AllEA ": O\:f-.QORSA\TAANA .. A Busress Name In vo.a on o' P rlscllla c 9tton
RATE PROP6RTY IS TRUS. PUBLIC"NOTICE Promissory Note dated delriereo to tne undersigned a Wiii aetl ,., public auc THE PlACENTIA CIVIC CiN'"Er: 9rJ• '14 28!>·9962 9y Ille og!lts ol ano\!ler u'ICP' Clark I'•' 5 ~~ 8 ,.
TOR, WILL SELL AT PUB· NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S March 15 1993 was oe· W11tten Oeelarallon ot llelJlllt 1100 to the highe$l bid· 4Q1·411 EAST CttAi..W-1 A\E· ?riE:iESA 'IUSSELL ASSIS· Federa SQlt OI com:no11 ii"' B bum 10 Los A i.,e·
UC AUCTION TO HIGHEST ens 1238998 SALE UNOEA cuted for .the same pttnCI· a(ld Demand lor sale and alder tor c:.ah fpayeble a NOE PUCE.NTIA Cl\ A~ PtJ!k : "A~-SE~~t?AflV ).See Sectioo tU)~ tt UQ ICS Sept 19 1917
BlODER FOR CASH (pay· Fictitious DEED OF TftUST pal balance of ...t1nen Nooce ol Detaull ano 1rme 01 ute in tawtut AUCTI0"-1 TO THE l'll\j"er :Pc •62·9 12/29~' • !> 11us1i:m and l>ro'ess °"~ aieo pe3 ce• ... lfy in
able a1 lht time of sale in LOAN· StOO 000 00 01 Official Etecaon to Se• The under·,money ot the un11e 6tDDEq roR CASH 1oavaDA a1 • ·~95 CO<le~ Ne.·."'ort Be;,cn Jan ia ... ful money ol lhe United Business Name 3-00218191'()40304 rds on the ~II ice of the signed caused said Nota ot Slates. by c.a•ti. 1 cash tnr lllTle ol 53Je .., l.lw'u ~:.IJh Ft<St f "Q 6 199:> A 10,..9•11,.. 8 States) at IN THE FRONT Statemen1 OTHER·119408115·20 ~co t R d I OR Oelault anOEtecuon to Sello tit ier s c:hecll dr.awn by ot trle United Statrs 3 . ~r· PUBLIC NOTICE TEAM ESCROW INC res dent ol B:ilboa OF THE FLAGPOLES Al The !olloAmg persons are 807JO oun Y ecor e1 o . recorded in !fie County Wl'ler•l•tate or nal1011al bani.. a one and mttresl corveyPO l'l ' 13151 BrookhurstSt Pcn1nsu13 st·e lo\aa
THE MAIN ENTRY AREA doing bus.ness as· FILE. 94• 7 ANGE County. Cahtornia. the real property ts located and cl'HICll drawn by • atat aod now held by 1t uride' sa :i NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SAU C'.31dtn~o11e CA 921>'3 and supported coM· TO THE PLACENTIA CIVIC sue SHACK GOURMET A.P. NUMBER and pursuant to the Notice more tnan tnrl!e montl'ls 11ave,or tederal credit union. Deed 01 Trust in t1le orODf!l)' Tille No 3380091 Newport Beach·Costa ~esa CENTER, 401-411 EAST FROZEN YOGURT, 1910 W. 459· 171·14 or Detault and Elec11on to tta1>sed sif\Ce Suell recordauon or a check drawn by 1 0 C 1 T S Ho 93 0147 Oao"; PMot muntty ans and chat•·
CHAPMAN AVENUE PLA· B.ilboa Bl~d. Newport YOU ARE IN DEFAULT Seti thereunde1 recorded Dali 12/Z2134 stale Of tederal savings ~·:~le~ en ~ d ~n~ ./"A Y(' ARE 1~ OE.fAULT OF CN28401C t cs Sho is sut1.11"8 CI
CENTIA. CA all 11gh1, title Beach, Cai.t. 92663 UNDER A DEED OF 9119/94 1n Booll. f'age. NA MORTGAGE SERVICES.lend toan usoc1a11on LEASEl1~~~a E;TAfE "1/ ANM !'I CA"EO 9110191 UN ES Dec 22 29 Jan !I 12 by her son, Cnr.slo· and lntetest conveyed 10 Ka1lan Chow, 16621 Es· TRUST. DATED 03112/92 Inst. I 94·567381 of said INC As Trustee 1111vonga auoc1atron. o " l,.. _ TO PROTEC pher Cl3fk, oaughtor·
and' now held by II undoi tella A\IO, Cemios. Calif. UNLESS you TAKE AC Otfic•al Records, Will 400E MatnStrett.Stodcton CA savings bani! 1pec:1hed TEOSTA~Le\J!o~~~E~~;;~g ~~~q4:~c~T~~ IT ~AY B PUBLIC NOTICES en-law Pauline Bakor. said Oeod ol Trust In the 907093 TION TO PROTECT YOUR SELL on January 19 95290-4009 1n 1ect.1on 5102 01 the f l· " ."' • SAlE grandchHdron Zoo propeny s11uatod In u1d This bu~lness 1s COtl· PROPERTY, IT MAY BE 1995 at At the North front ATTN TRUSTEE OFFICES lnanclal C<><M and autho· TRUSTOR MAY NO~ 11AVf (iR ~tc~ A ~U8LIC SALE .!_f,,.YO NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S Clark and BtH 3,.-n
County end State de· duc\ed by an 1nd1111dual SOLO AT A PUBLIG SALE ntrance 10 the County ~09) 546•3771 nzed to do buimeu on MAY HEREAFTER A~OU RE ~ •~:.~ A\I tXPl..ANATIO~ vr Tti
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sc11bed as· The regl$trant(s) com· AN EXPlA 9 la •-~~ th•• itate ) At At me TkAT CERTA ~ UASEt'ClJ ";A vRE Of THE PROCHO ~G .. ., Cotton 5 1ter ~ 0 , A.P.N. 442-05S·t7 mcnce.d to 1ransac:1 bus1· IF YOU NEED CourthOllSe 7oo Crvic Car AJ!en.~I .-..ewy North tront en1rance 10 ESTATE CREATED 11'V 1<[5 ·A~~ ... s~ YOU YOU SHO..,l FILE "4·10115·8 Auo·ey' Cc-1\,;;n ·,;_ ~c~s
The slleol eddress and ness under the Fict1hous NATION OF THE NATURE Cen"r °''"e West Santa T 28424 the Councy Courthouu DE~IAl LOT LEASE .:e .• ~\-AC~ Al.AWYER A.P. NUM8ER
othef common des1gna1.on Business Name(s) 1.sted OF THE ~OCEEOING Ant. CA at 01 00 P M Dec 29 1994 & Jan 05 12 700 C1v1c: Center Drove CORDED SEPTE~BER 11 ·:.~-NOtlCf IS HERUY GIVEN YOU AqE N nErAu~. U"-Cht ist n:i Glm:'t'n an.J
11 any, ol the real ptoperty above on: 12·23·94 AG,INST YOU. YOU AT PUBUC AUCTION TO 1995 West Sdnt.a Ana C:A .all IN S()()I( 4033 PAGE i:· ~ THAT. 0€R A DEED Of Tl\uS" DA-EC C~n1n 3 Fo.-. "' anc
descrit>ed abow IS pur· Kai:anChOw SHOULD CONTACT A THE HIGHEST BIDDER PUBLIC NOTICE nght t111e end m1eres1omc.AL RECORDS IN -~E :'"' .ia"'i.a!Y 27 19~~ a A;;g.'512 199' U'ILESS YOlJ ~~~ec~~,e~h~~.·~~ ported to be 3028 CORTE Tl· s statement "'as l1'ed LAWYER. FOR CASH fpavel>le lit the conveyed 10 and now cmCE Of ·HE COU"tl'f ;:,r •o e. a "l ASSOCIATIO\ l E TAl(E ACTIO.~ •o PRC.EC af'd Jc .. n Coi:cn Sne PORTAL , NE WPOR T v.111'1 tl'le County Cteik ol NOTICE 1$herebyg1ven time of sale 1n lawlul NOTICE Of held by 1t under u1d cOl\OEROfSAIOCOU~n '. s:.:v:ES as duly aDOOn CYOUR PROPERTY •~·'BE
BEACH. CALIFORNIA. Oca~o Counry on_.lani...;.Jy thst WES PAC RECON money of the United lAUSTEE'S SAlE Deed ot Tru11 . tn lhe CUJO<\G SUCH ~TER£S• -.. "~~£,.no~· ano purs~ait :o SOLO Al A PUEL C SAlE r ~1~m:e~e~o. ~gl~ .. r~:
92660 3, 19 5 VEYANCE. INC A CAll· States) all right. lttle and lru•lee Sale No property 111uated m aa1d WHICti 'IA.Y BE ACCJ Rd) ~·wi r recordta VOU II.EEO '-" EXPtMlitO'•
The unders19ned Trustff F632691 FORNIA CORPORATION 1ote1t<t conv•Yel1 to and 81C1&678·!i45 County Caht ornoa de UNDER T1-tOSE CERTA ... o;: . .:i ,1 Cl"' .is itStrument rumOE or Tlif NATlfRE Of .. E PllC-llo...,ers a en.it o s
d<xtaims eny liat>.11~ !Of Pull shed fl<e.o.pcirt Beach· as trustee or s11ccessor now neld by 1t und81 said Tille O•<t~r No 1cr1blng the land there T'°" PRO SIO'S SET FOil-.. ~2 6.)9633 01 :r-e ottoa ',1 CHO "tGS At>Al~Si YQ vo., may Ce rnaoe 19 lt e •
lflY incomtctnen o the Costa ~esa DllJy Pilot J3n-trustee or subsllluled Deed ot Trust in tl"le prop· !1Hbll!>4 11 '" lot J ot lrac:• No THE REI ANO DfM SES -HE ":llC~ -ol Orang• Counfy ~ SHOULD CONTACT A ~WVEA Scr.pps Co oge s: ...
Slleet •dd~u. ~~10~th~; uary 12. 19, 26. Febn.J:iry 2, trustee pursuant to the eny situated on sao<f R~~~~=7~: 2955 ~' Jhow"a on: ~~g REAL PRC~ ATV OES:R SEO ~o·· a w LL SEt.L AT PU6.. Hottca ol Ttmlt's Sale Ulldtf ~~~~~0'::~1 ~~~.: 1cf30 ~;'~o"v.n ::r':1n ' 1995 Deed of Trust exPcuted by County and State herein APN No 418 082•46 ~".~~1 ~9 ~~ 2f0
22 and AS fOllO'WS' LC• 2' C~ AUC'1 TO 11 GliEST 8100E DeedtlTr.sl Coiunoia A,.: C~ t'·
Saia saro v.1M ba made. th6?4 BAROKH YAOEGARAN ' alter descrtbf>d lol 2 in YOU AAE IN OEFAUL l . 23 o l M••cell.neous TRACT ~0 28'j ~ TttE C ¥y tQR LAWflll MO .... EY Of THE Neta 'S ereo, i • ~-. C"a~ rnont C.\ 91711
but "''tnout convenant Of l TIC&:: A MARRIED MAN. AS HIS Btock E of Tract N, 32 3, UN OE R A OE E O OF Maps Rtic:ord• ol Or Of N£WPORT SEA:H I\ SA 0 U"-TEO STAT!S OR A CAS'1 f RST l._,OEFENOE.... R.,S 1---------
wananry, expres1 Of 1m· PUB IC NO "" SOlE ANO SEPARATE as Shown on a Map Re· RUST DA ltD 0512.1190 anoe County C.ahlornoa COUNTY AN(.l sTA·E AS E"'S CttECIC al n ~e lront o OEEO S[RV1CES i\ CAL fO!i~
plied, reg1trd1ng tille. pos· Flctl&lous PROPERTY. Re corded on corded '" Boolo. 14• Pages NLESS YOU TAKE AC· The property nereto· SHOWN A MAP 'IECO'ICEO t'le ~POies ~! tne ma1n en ~ORPOR.ATI as trcstet
seu1<>n. or encumbrances, Business Nam• 04108f92 as lns11ument 40 and 41 ol M•S· ION TO PROTECT YOUR tore deacnbed ea bemg ·~ 6 94 PAGES •~ ~6 Al\0 a<ea tc !!'le PlacenN CMC C611ter Sil.:X:.SSO• trustee or 5 .. t>SLW
to pay the rema1n1ng pr1nci· Stat•ment No 92·220295 1n Book cellaneous Meps Records PROPEATY IT MAY BE sold ··a. 11 The stree 47 Of MISCELLA-.ECIJS '-'APS 4!)1.411 East Cllapm~n A~enu truslff 1>U~uan1 !O Ille Deed o
pal sum of the note(s). •• Th 1 11 ng persons are Po!)e ot Oft1c1al record$ 1n of Orange County, Cahfor· SOLO •T A PUBLIC SALE addre•s end other com IN lHE OFFICE Of THE .::01.i~ Placenlla CA llla streel aodres Trust oecultC by JOttN CASE
cured by said Deed ol 1 ~ ~l~~ss u · the office of the County n1a IF YOU NEED AN EXPLA· mon de11yni.uo11 11 a11y RECORDER OF SAID i;Ot,'l'TY and olher common des10na ANO HILDA CASEY HllSBAN
Trust with Interest thereon, dE°0r;j GOLF NEWSLETlER Recorder ol Orange The p1operry address NATION OF lHE NATURE ot the real property Cle· EXCEPTING THEREFROM All ~ons 1 any ot l!le re.ti prooen-, A .. O w1ff 4S ~O~MUNITY
IS pro\lldtd In said nole(s), 3184 Arrway Ave., Suite J.: County. Cal1torn1a, anl1 and other common des1g· F HtE PHOCEEDINGS sc:nbed above •• purport· Oil OIL RIGHiS 'lo/ NfRA,S ;~smtieo above 1$ ourpo'ttd 1 PROPERTY Recoraeo cri NMI04t LAWM•
advances, II any undor the Costa Mesa CA 92626 pursuant to the No11ce ot nation. 11 any, of the real AGAINST YOU · YOU ed to be 208 loyo1a MINERAL RIGHTS ,.A.URA ne 1711 Pon Westt>ourne 0811611991 as 1nstr~m•n1 No MOUNT OlM
1erms of said Deed o! DME Golf inc ' (CA) 3184 Default and Election 10 properly de11cr1bed above SHOULD CONT ACT A Road Costa MeH c• GAS RIGHTS A"-10 OHiER .. .,,. Pn Newport Buen CA 9260 91 4403811n soc~ Paoe OI 01· ~. ~ Te~p~ns!:•~; T~~::=~~':i Airway Ave., Suite J. Costa Sell thereunder recorded 1s purported to be 2721 lA0WYE0R1119195 t 1 00 9~26 d ed T OROCARBONS BY WhATSO· Asstsso1 s P110tl No 45!· 132· •oaa1Aeooros 111 tne otta Ol lhe o...,.. • ~
" b d Mesa, CA 92626 9119194 1n Book. Page, EAST COAST HIGHWAY. n 8 ·h• un ersign tillt EVER NAME KNO~ -ttAi :l2 Tte QW!ltr ol Ille rail prop County Aeco•Oe! 01 ORA .. GE "S~.f\"11'g AU FOJlhJ ~~~·~i:~•ted Y sai This business ts con-Inst I 94·56737901 said CORONA OEl MAR. CA o~npa~~ul~!b:~e D;~,~ ~e dllc:laima anyl l~b•ll0 tJ.AY BE WITHll'< OR ul\OER nl\' IS 1>11rooned to be ~es H Countv. ca111omia and Pll!'S11an 1625 ~
The lolal .,'.oount ol un· ducted by: a corporation Otlic1al Records, Will 92625 appointed Trustee undef ~ •,"J~~c.o~-~" ·~., THE PARCEL Of l.Attb 11ERf· l(•auS!laJ' a mamed man as fl 10 l!lt Nola ol DelaJ I and CoatAI ~
paid balance of lhe obhga· The reg1stran1(s) co~ SE.LL on Jenuary t9 The undersigned nd pursuant lo Deed or other c:om~on deaogna 1'-ABOVE OESCR SEO -c. sole-~~ st?lfalt OfOPtt1V T Election to Sen lt'ereunoe· It · i,. ... MO;;•;•;•;·~--lion MCured by the prop. menced to transact busi· 1995atAtthe Nonh front Trustee disclaims anytoa-rust,' recordltd on a.on 11 an~ •Jluwn h-.re,GETHEll WITH TkE PERPE" ·"~t:s~"ed Tnistee O!Sda.rt'}COfdlO C9'?8i994 Ill Boo~ II env to be 501d and reason· ness unde~ the ( ~oct.i.l!~ll~ entrance to the County bol.ty 101 any •ncouectness 05130/90 •• Document '" s .. id 1.,ae will b&illA. RIGHT Of OR l. ~\J a'ly ,;a: ':'f tor i·y ll'CQffttll\IS Page as l~Strume~ No ~·
abfe estimated costa, ••· B~sin•n. 5 3"',1 s 1 • Counhouse 700 C1v1c of the prooeny address No 90..287701 Booll •• m•Je bul w1thou1 co"'M N ~G EXPLOR N.3 4"1'J 0"· ~· !!'f s:ieet address aod o er !i8l1~ ol sa.o Ot!cal Reccrcs -~~0 ... u ~-penses and advancea 11 a~e• ~~lf~nc 994Anlh0ny Center Onve West. Santt and other common des10· aye •• ol 01t1c1a1 enant or ..,.,,.,.111y e•JEllAi NG THERHOR A.\B ~om ... 1>11 ~es~na:.or.s 11 ry W•Ll SELL on Ot'26t1995 a1 ~ _ ... .__ .--
the time of lnitl.J f ubhca· KOfba.. Pitsident ' Ana, CA at 1 ;00 P M AT natt0n of any shown ecorda m the othce ol pr.s~,..,;J or 1111plled re~SlOR ~G iN ANO REMO;\~ Sllt'W!l ~·itn Sao SJlf " TH[ fqQ\'T Of THE f"l..A\IPOLES ~ ~~l-
tJon ol the Notice o Sale Is This statement was filed PU8l.IC AUCTION TO THE herein the Recorder 01 Or0tnge 9•rUmg lltte IX>~•••••on fhE SA,<Jt FROY SA O J.'.O .,,_,~, ;v .-. t:'OI.! CC\tna'll OI AT lt<E "IAN E-.TllY AREA T ..... _ ...,....,. -r
$437,828· 12• d W11h the County Clerk or HIGHEST BIDDER FOR The total amount of the 011nty Cahtorn1a e•· or e11<.u11ll>'•'\'-et W P•VOR A~Y OTMER LA'iC \CL~D ,,.3••ar,•, uc esse;i or Lmi:oe~ TttE P..ACE ~T1A C'V1C CENTER 3500 Pectflc View C>rN9
The Benellchtry un er Orange County on Oecem-CASH !payable at the time unpatcl balan" of the obh· ecuted by A Carroll Wal th.i remJ1111ny pnnc.1p•t "G THE R ~>i-re w .. ? ·t~iWC:"9 t:>t l>O$StSSIO!l o• 401 411 EAST Cl1A~A!' AVE -.,ort 8-dt Uld Deed of Trust h::,o-~er 131994 !lQ8.t.5 t sale tn ~.)Yful mone of ~at1on secured bv the ten an unmamed wom· ~uni ol the nu1~1~1 H STOC CR O!!.E -~\All' tllC\ll"'t''•"ces :: Pa\' ! re ._vE PLACEN7 A CA at •J ...... 1-~---lor• .... •IC\4ed and Md"" '"" B h-the United Stetesl all properly to Ile siir<r1n n '"° llf "lOTU O eCI 0~0RILL A'O M M c:;aM :.A>,:"S rna.niic C'lllC"~a ~.'Tl ol • 11ole AM A"" PO& i: AIJCTI ' -~~~~~=='~ ert<S to t.!t undert~ 0:. PC..blished Nev.port eac right title and 1nte'rest reason1ble es11mated Wtll sell at public: auc· Trust ""'"' onle,esa lhere iOTHER THAA THOSE ~.:;. S ".miecw::e· s aness-e•! OI T'1E ~IG~ES ~ OOtR ~OR f i':°~':nd Oe=for Sale Costa Mesa Dally Piiot Jan-cOflveyed to and now held cost.-expensu and ed 1100 10 lhe highest 1 bid; wi 8 " pruvided "' sa•ctABOVE OESCl\·SEO o·t • tH ;!""!' ct-1<93' :>II se:u•ed DV :n~ .:AS~ P"Jitll@ •I .,,to' 5"e r!
and v.r1tten Notice ol 0.: uary 5• 12• 19• 26• 199,.5h659 by 11 under said Deed of vances 01 the time of the ~~.·~.~~~e(~~Y~~!1~1 ~~~:1 ,~':t.~~:: ~~•,~~GAS WHLS .'-!.,,ELS A\r;' ... w~ "lir~· i~o omu SU"' la#'u mOl'!Y 01 N ur. C
fault and ~on lo Sell • Trust 1n the propeny situ "'1hal publteatoon of the money 01 "the united Dtted 01 runt ei.tim.-te<tSttAFTS 1NTO ·tf~O:J'.it! {111 a; crev>deo e·u1 p!Qs ad StallS all rig~! tilt ar::o 1•
Tile undersigned caused PUBLIC NOTICE ated in s11d County and Notice of Sa1e •s States) al Al the North luea Ch,;rgea .anJ .,. ACROSS TME SUSStJRfA;f ~ .a"l"S 1• a~v 1;11Jt1 il'le t!1m~ est con~yte to .ana "~'* !.C said Notice of 0.1111!1 and Stele here1n1lter de· $115.295 46 tron1 entrance to the peiues bl lhe Truat~THE IA"O A."'10 TO eo-:)y '1e•eo1 aio 111t.eres1 on su:n a~ DV 111.-cer ~ 0etc •' •i.s: n
Electlon to be recorded In u EE'S sc11bed Lot 2 It'\ Blocl. E In add111on to cash the ounly Counhouse 700 and 01 tho tru~\$ 1.1ea1e SVCH WH'PS.OCK£0 CF: :>I· 1a~ces p111s lees Cl!aiges !\ l7le pro0trtr s :-.at!O in 54..'ll
the county where the real NOTICE OF TR ST ol Tract No. 323. as Trustee will eccept a C1v1c Ceo•er 0..1"e West by aa1C1 Oeoec1 ot lrn11 to RECTIONALL Y ;)A LUO oe•s~; 01 '1t Trus!H a'IO l'l.S! COi.it'ii\ Mid Stal! •1 •111~1 1 Ile·
ptoperty Is localed. ~~~~4 Shown on a M ap Re cashier's checll drawn on Santa Ana, CA •II roght Wll $2.t'.1 7JJ 18 Eahn1ol WELLS TUN~HS A.\;) 5 .. ~·rs .•ei'til 111 SJC he:i l"t 101.1 setlOtd lOt l~ ~ S.:>"'\? £.''•••••••••• TNs~anattem~~co~ Loen N!0431160937 c~ded~Boo~ 14,Paoes as~~~n~~n~~nk a 1111v a1~ interest c:o11 e~d~~A~c: .. ~1~l~1~~·~n~l~M~e~~~t~a~n~u~N~O~E~R~~~O~~~·~~~E~~~~~o~~~~~~~m~J~~~10~·~1n~e~~~n~~~~~~~~~~~o~R~E~S~U~B0~1:~~5~1~:N~O~r~5:F ~.,~·'~'~~~~~~~~~ lect a debt, a.nd any lnlo1· APN: 939 83 484 40 . and 41 of Mis· check drawn by a state or veyed to and now held -; ~.i:,oror rh~:~e:ipo~111 be T.S. No. 901643 cellaneous Meps, Records federal credit unipn or a ~y 1\ ~n<J~~ apa;~!~d 1~1
Date: 04 Jan 95 • IMPORTANT NOTICE TO of Orange County. Cahfor· check drawn by" state or u~~!d nm a .. 1d '"c~~111v' sh~ T:Z~G SPECI ALIZED, INC., PROPERTY OWNER: ma. federal sa111ng~ and loan Cahlornoa deacnbed •S
TRUSTEE 1090 Eug• YOU ARE IN OEFAUL T The propeny address essoc1at10l'I. savings osso· lot 46 01 Traci No 10445
1 Pl 1 C 1 t 1 UNDER A DEED Of and other common des1g· e11t10n or savings bank In the County ol orange "c • .. 3•;~3 ,::S," :~:: TRUST, DATED MARCH nation, 11 any. of the real spec1t1ed 1n Section 5102 State ol California as
• • • 7, 1991. UNLESS YOU property desc11bed above of the Finanei.11 Code and shown on a Map record
1424 TAI([ ACTION TO PRO· 1$ purported to be. 2721 auttiorized to do business ed In Book 449 Pages 12
IY: A. CHA ... ERS, TECT YOUR PROPERTY. EAST COAST HIGHWAY, 1n this state· 1n 1he event to t7 1nclu11"e ot Miacet·
TRUSTEE SALES OF· IT MAY BE SOLO AT A CORONA DEL MAR. CA tender other than cash" leneous Maps Rec:ord1
FICER PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU 92625 accepted the Trustee may ol Orang• County, Cah·
05P00380 NEED AN EXPLANATION The undera11Jntd withhold th& issuant@ ol torn1a anCI •• corrected
Publlshed Newport OF THE NATURE OF THE Trustee d1scle1ms .any 111 the Trustee's Deed until by thitt c:enain Certil ·
Beaeh·COlll Meu Oailu PROCEEDING AGAINST blhtv fOf anu 1ncorrec:tf\HI funda become eva1l1bie to •CAiled ot /conec;tton 1•· ' YOU, YQU SHOULD ' c.orded m Booi. 1JJ25 Pilot Jal\Uary 12. 19, 28, CONTACT A LAWYER. of the propeny address the peyee 01 endorsee as Page 1449 01 Olllciaf
1995. On FEBRUARY 2. end other common de11g· t matter ot nght Record• of ia•d Or•nge
th672 1995• at lO·OO A. M •• nation. 11 any, shown Said 111• w olf be mtde, County
----------ICAL·WESTERN RECON herein but without c:ovenent or the total amount 01 INt PUBLIC NOTICE VEYANCE CORP., a ca11-The total emount of the werranty, express or 1m unpaid b.alance ot tl'\e
NOTICE forn11 c:orporetoon ts duly unpaid balance of the obh· plied regardH'IQ title, pos· obliga1ron secured by
INVITING •IDS eppomted trustee under g111on secured by 1tio session or encumbrtnces the ~operty to ~ sotd
Se.Jed blci. may be r• and pursuent to Deed of property to be sold and t o 11t1sly the indebted· and reasonitbl\I ea11mat.
cellled at ttie omc. of the Trust recorded MARCH 1eason1bte estrnated neas secured by saKI ed coata, ••P8f1•ea end
Ctty Clerk 3300 Newpor115, 1991, as 1n1t No. 91 costs, expenses and ad· Deed, edvances thereun ad\'al'ICe• at the lime ot
BoiJfevard 'Post Office Box 121559, of Oll1c11I Re· vances at the ume of the der, with interest as pro the 1n1llal public..atton 01
t768 NeWpor1 S.ach, Call· cords in t he ofhc:e of the 11'\/l•al publication of tt\e vtded thttelt'\, and the un th• Nolle~ olp Sale Is
tomli 92659-8915 until 1:30 County Recorders of OR· Notice of Sale is: paid principal balance of lb6 18:; b2 caah·:~.~~
P.M. on the tat day ol Feb< ANGE County. Ste\e ot $1 ,058,968.13 the Note secured bV UICI m~a heel dritwn 00 •
ruery 1995, at which 11m. Ctllforn11, exec6ted bA In 1dd111on t o cash the Deed with interest thereon 1~~ ~ national bank •
such bldl ll'lelt be Of>tr.'ld WALTER T. DOXEY, Trustee will ec:cept a as provided In 111d Note, ~h~ll drawn by • ,&A1e
encl read fOf GROUNOWA· MARRIED MAN AS HIS ceshler's check drtwn 01'1 fees charou ll'ld l>C" ,_ .. _ al c;rltdtt uoion TER DEVELOPMENT SOLE ANO SEPARATE • f d Of ..-.r • PROJECT 38-INCH WATER PROPERTY Will SELL • Sltlt or nauorwit benll, • ptl'ISH 0 th• trust•• en or • chec:ll drtwr1 by •
TRANSMISSION MAIN • AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO check drawn by a atnte or the. trusts crHtod.by uod •~'-or 1.oera1 111nne1
REACH NO 2 HIGHEST BIDDER FOR federel credit union or a Deed or Trust. and loan u1ocl1tton.
Conllac:t c~o04·F, CASH CASHIER'S cheClc drewn by a state or WES PAC RECONVEY Hvmoe auoc11tlon, 01
Engineer's E11lmate CHECK DRAWN ON A federal savil'lgs and loan ANCE, INC., A CALIFOR· aavll\9• ban~ apa~1;d
$1,113,500. STATE OR NATIONAL essoc1a11<>n, 11v1ngs 1110 NIA CORPORATION, AS In 1t1Ct1on ~1 OI 1•
Approved b~ tl'lt City IANIC A CHECK DRAWN c111ton or sevmga banlc TRUSTEE. 1501 DOVE n=i~ c::-~~~n
Collnc:1l lhl19'h day ol Jan-llY A STATE OR FED· spec1fred en Section 5102 STREET. SUITE 230. ~ i..te
uary t995 ERAL CREDIT UNION, OR of \he Ftn1nc1tl Code end NEWPORT BEACH, CA 1 1 ""t addreu end
Wende I , lllq9lo, A CHECK DRAWN BY A evthoflled to do buslt'ltts 92860. 17141 660-3918 0J!: ~mon dutOM'
City Cl...tl ST ATE OR FEDERAL on thla lttlt In the event By JOANNE S HER ~ if any, ot U\e t..i
Pro1pectlve blda.rt NY SAVINGS AND lOAN AS tender Other than cash 11 MAN f"UST£E SALE property ducr1bed
Obtain one Mt of bid docu-SOCIATION SAVINGS eccepted tl'le Truatet mey OFFICE", Otted ebowtt I• putpOf1eC1 to be
menta at no cott at the of· ASSOCIATION, OR withhold tl'le 1t1uenc1 ol t2/20ft4 • 11-,. Lomberd Court
fie• of the Pu«>flc Work• SAVINGS IANtC SPECI th• Tru-.11'1 Deed unol NPP0001178 ~ ....... CA 921~ ~ 3300 NeWport FtEO IH SiCTION 1102 funds become ewe•ble to PVI: 12/28194. The undeH t9ftM ~
louleYeld Poll Office Boll OF THE F1NANCl"1. tl'le peyee or endort .. H 01/0tlll&,01112195 "ditcl .. rna any I~
' ,.._,. COO[ ANO AUTHONZEO e tNtttr of rigflt '°' any In<;~ Of 11M. NewpOn llMch, ......,.. TO DO IUSINUS IN Seid Mtl wll b. ~ W IOTICI the ,.,.,.. eddr"• and
tortM 12U1-1111 THIS STATE WIU If but Without c:o"'*" 0; OIMf common deeten•· "or furthtf Information HELO AT THI ENTMHCl war•emv ••PrtH °' im --•~nuu ~ tf .ny, erw..wn ._..
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TIMESHARES 1590 COSTA MESA 2124
GOT A CAMPGROUND 3BR 1 V.t!IA. 2-c:ar Get, MEMBERSHIP OR hctwd fir,, IQ~. Pete TIMESHARE? We'll Ok. 21V4 ey• Pl.
take It. America's S 1250/mo. "722· 7212 most succe11ful resort
resale clearinghouse • 11.ASTSID• 28' 1 ~Ba,
Call Resort Sal•• In-1-c:ar gar~. cerpel•
formation toll frM hot· & ctrapea. No pets.
line 1~23-5967. 723·7180
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C,onnoCNewpon Blvd & Bay St. .
. NEWPORT NEWPORT
BEACH 2169 BEACH ' 2"169
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lnterlor/Bayfronl Hrna Beach Area Yearl ' Lease or Sale
Grundy Riiis 675·6t61 Y••rtr Unfum Newlir Remod lu• 3bd 2Bdrms & 3Bdrm1 '550 to $1900 mo. 2ba ~ sop olc,gourm•t
kltch, ocn vo It 895 VIiia Rentals 675-6517 205 JOth St
875-4912 Nt!"f ort Heights New be8'Jllful 2300
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fp, ~· fumlshedl + morel $3000 mo.
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NEWPORT
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Newport Terrace
Upgraded end unll,
3bd·2\>.lba 2-stlr, 2 cat CORONA parking, pool, rplc,
w/d hkup, $1095. Avl DEL MAI 2622 1/11 . 875-4912 Agt
Oceanfront 3 Bd· aad aa. flt~c, cteck, S 1800-12000. 2 Bd O/W, W/D h -ups, ctbl S900·S1 t00. Studio• gat, rv bch, no pets,
$&7!5•$700. Balboa s.200 eso.3801 541-3797
NewPQf1 Riiy 723-44M 3Br a .. , gar, frplc,
Convenient beautiful & •Pac:IOue
Cl .. elfled twntt.e, quie1, St 125/ M2 .. e7a mo. "I! JM. 7Sv.3092
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., .... aide 2+1 IUCB 2119 SllAll 2724 COMMBllCIAL OPPORTUNITY OPPOlTUNITY TO LOAN 2914 FOUND 292 FOUND 2125 -Gette
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w/d Nlupa 15954825 12 n akllf. Avail 2/t. 9una •1 Morro au; 2719 dHds, loans. Sold Houaoclo•nlng poH $25.000 IO&I\ WARDlll Family Is d• llnglon Beach. Please Attic. ,,.
No pet• 831 •7813 11275/mo. 64._9664 Oen vu, 1bd 1ba, no property? Receiving Bualn••• w/ less equals S324 21 pay-v111a1adl •(714)723· call 714·969-8583. •
pe1a, Ldry, furn, deck, 0 payme ts? Wh It than S150. Complete ment/13.07 .. J (APR 4900• (71'4)644·5.460 ---------b -1""•,.l.-ri•D .. i~L--oT'k..,l'"'a-.. -HUGI! NB Penthousa S625+dep 494·2729 3 mce Unlta, 31st St.. n y wa ' 14.57%) 15 year fixed asemen,, 1BA w/patlo '845/~o Ocean Vu 3Bd 3-Cat . Cannary VIiiage. 1250/ We have cash. Any Instruction•. Sall•· rate second tru11 LOST: PIT/CHOW
329 Unlve~alt it'L . Garage. Inside 'spa & NB* OCEANFRONT 295/870. Art & daalgn size nallonwlda. 24 faction guaranteed. dead. Pae1f1e Prime Dog, lema&e, brindle. On the move? and closet •,.._.,,.,1.., Steam room 64., ,.140 Modern, Beautiful ambience. 973.3733 hour commlttment. $32.95 check or spotted tongue, 60 _v..,.,. .,... Placal W/D, OtN, F/P. a•TISTS Ca I I 1 -8 0 0 ·5 0 4-M.0. Newport Pub· M ortgage 1 ·900·720· $ 11 th t L1DO PENINSULA S600+ Oep. 850_0140 ~ t Large work-CASG(2274). llshll'lg 2025 112 S. 2637. Licensed by tbs, 2 yra old. Loll e your extra en ge K'elde Country Wda
2Bd·lplt 1111, stdy, frpl,
$885 No Pet 180 2111
a.5-9543 or 646-4262
(2) 1 BA Luxury Unit! Ing & exhibit apace ...,....,,,__.....,•~..,,_..;.....___ California Oopar1men1 Thanks91V1ng wknd In household h Quiet, Private Beach NB blk to ocn. Share avail to sha1e, NB/CM. CAUi I! SHIP JOBS! Coast Hwy, Laguna of Real Es1a1e. Hunt. Beach (20th & Items . some C8" •
•1200/MO 4Br dplx with on• per· $300/mo. 673·7161 ~~~~LY~ ~~-~--~:u~~ :::~h 92&51. 497· CREDIT PROBLEMS? PCH_J14·7~:~!RD I In Classified 842·1978
710 Lido Patk Dr aon. Furn rm+, pvt•---------NEED VISA.MASTER·1---------•-......;.;..;.......;;;....;,.;;;.;;.;;,.;.;.;o;;~--' !!!~--------
l!'•ld• ~opporwooda
Back Bay 2Bd·Sml
yard, w/d hkupa $745
No pets 831·7813
714-8'73·8030 bath. $750. 723-0564 INCOME position. Hiring both I========~ CARD. 100"• approval •
OPEN 7 DAYS NB Cont10 2Bd 3ba p•orEDTY ~~~a~~w~~:r~. F~I~ TRUCK DRIVERS guarantoed. Slop IUrn·
NeWport Heights' +den. Modern-New~ I\ I\ 2790 train. Please Call DRIVE TO OWNlll SO downs and re1oc11ons
2 Bedroom, pool, new d~eor. Prof. $800/ln . 1 •5 o4 -e48-..502 ~~:.~ •. orHe~~~P~~~ Bad 7re~11? 1 Bank·
Eaatalde 2 Bd Duple>e
gar, 'ffp, yard, n/pets
w/d hook·upa, d/W.
carpet, no pets, $795 ut . A\11 1·20 434-1200. BUY OWNER $298,000 Ext.7312.C-02 Ffe. ruptey nso veney? NB T 1 1 1 3B 2 2B new prqgram. 50.78 OK No processing 642-7658 Cozy, Ocean View r ·P ·~ • r, · r GREETING CAA DIST all mllesl •Tractor feel No annual foel 1-
$865. (61'1) 934-3710. -------·
Fplc, l.g closet, 2 sun-Nr SCP Frwy 4o5 & 55 AVAILABLE Nallonai own• rah Ip /3 o -4 2 800-799·6755 anyttme. decks. Nr Shopping. Ez to , rent Trade for company servicing ae-mon1hal •Averago
Modem. $480. 646-4400 comm I? Prine. only. counts only No sell· 10.000+ miles/month. ••••••••• Phil 310-431-4255 I . NB-Beau L9• 2 Bd Halm 714•668•7474 ng. No overhead. Low •compony training
garag, yd, turn, no drugs Investment. Be your program lor students ANNOUNCEMENTS
..-..-iAiTSIDE MISCELIANEOUS
2ed-gar-wtd hkp s100 RENTALS
Wslcll & Irv Ave. Toddler own boss. S50·S100k available. New Apple ••••••••• OK $400 5'18·2512. potential. Full·llme/ Lines Inc, l ·Q00·843·
Funky 1 Bd utls pd
5495. Agt 546·5880 --------NPT HTS New Sludio AVAIL NOW! Call anytime BUSINESS & Part-time. Call 1·800-8308 or 1·800·843· --------
Mature person. Bdrm ROOMS 2706 Npt H•ht• 2200 aq ti FINANCE 980-1818. 3384, Madison, South ANNOUNCEMENTS
aelove hv1ngld1nlng/kll home, frpl, w/d, pvt •LIGHT & EASY• Dakdta. 2920
& pauo. 850-3281 lAGUN'a B.,. .. CH bath, parl(ng. No imk/ New. vending ro~tp. Vendlng-lmmed Cash iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
.*TOWNHOME.* ~ -pel $450 642 1029 Making people rlchl Flow·GAEAT Return SANDY LOST 70 LBS. MOTOR INN · · • # 1 Snack food In the on lnvestment·S2500/ 2br 1.5ba, pool, S175 & Up/wkly. Share 2Br 2Ba apt near BUSINESS Industry. so down 11 wk poss-800•677•1445 and 11 dress sizes
gated, patio, $795 2bd Maid service. Kitchen UCI. (\vall 2/4. Pool, OPPORTUNITY qualified. 1•800•316• without starving or ex· 2.5ba garage, hookups, avl. 985 N coast Hwy spa, basklball. tennla. 3420 •---------ere1slng. Ta!Tfny now s~::~~~Eo:~~~~~AL Laguna Beh 494-5294. $445. N/S. 509-7760 2904 LOCA~ RTE•24 Loea· CREDIT • 2907 ~~l~k ~~~r~hrl~~. g~,
LG 1BR ONLY $595
Encl garage, lndry fac.
Beach & Edinger. Pel
OK. 778·0480
------1RENTALS TO GARAGES
SHARE 2724 FOR RENT
COSTA MESA 2624 CdSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624
QUIET &: SER.ENE
Palm ~esa Apart:n1en.t:s
So nc.ir & )'Ct so fur ....
That''> the feeling you gee
when \'OU hvc Jt Pa.Im
Mesa amid che lll\h
grttne ry--Of~lttdcd
woods & smdv p.llm\
A Stud.Joi., I & 2 &drooms Jn S5 ~5 l\l SNKJ
· I BB. S625 t0 S6SO
28R S'"25 m S:'~O A No P(U
A \ 'cltJG1! Blmd~
A Ceil.mg fans
A ~'"E\.\.' Carfct, Paint & 1ilc A f ID1('\) Room
t Ions Buy A II or liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii now 1 ·80 O·N R G. TO·
Paft•Posslble S3K BUSINESS, EDUCA· GO.
Weekly•8o0-599-6769 TION AND dobt con-
NAT 0 solldatlon funds. Easy 1---------1 NAL GROCERY lo apply and qualify. LOST & COUPON BOOKS.
Untapped S323 billion =~~~ea~~~ ;0~~Tot f~~ l:FiiOiiiiUiiNiiDiiiiiiiiiiiiii2iiii9ii2i5 Industry. 800% profit JAi, 904_105 Le•i•
polenllal. Minimum In· Blvd., Lehigh, FL FOUND Gray k111en m vestment $150. Multi· Product company. 33936. Registered aroa of 20th & Church
Free l nformallon, with Florida Conaumor St. 01/5195 631·3428
House of Coupons. ,_s_e_rv_lc_e_s_. -----FOUND: Bt~ck Shep·
1 ·8 0 0 ·6 4 1 -8 9 4 9 . FREE DEBT h •rd ·l y p e dog ,
PAY PHONE ROUTE CONSOLIDATION male, with brown Too many debts? paws, Jan 9 on Now· 50 Prime Estab Sites Overdue bltts? Cut port Boach Taken 10
Earn Sl500 weekly. payments 30% to Dover Shores An1m;il
1-800-200-9137 24 hrs 50%. Reduce In· Shelter. 722-7387
t •res t/1 ate f • • • • 1_F_O_U_N_D_: _M_A_L_E_D_O_G_
$4,000·1 00,000. Golden Retriever Ger-
NCCS (non-profit> man Shepherd m x.
Licensed/bonded. approx 1 yr old. no
1-800-955-0412 tags. Found evening
OVERDUE BILLS? of Jan. 4, v1ctn1ly Vic·
Cul monthly p;iyments toria & Placenlij1, CM
cup to 50%. L1consod Call 646-1346 and bonded non-proltt 1---------
co. 1·800·226·0190
Exl. 13. Call 24thrs.
Io plaeo an ad 1n
Claulfled
Call 842·5878.
r-FRb"N'f-, r--REAR--,
I BRAKE PADS I I BRAKE PADS I
l 1ndudl'• pad' & l.ib<.>r ~t'ns.ir ... \'\lr•I I lnclu.1.-... r.1<t' & lat-. r I
TRADE
With CAL•SCAN! ..
Have your classified ad in 176 newspapers
with a combined cir~ulation over 3 million.
$400 Is all It takes to place a 25 word
or less classified ad. $15 for each additiQnal word.
~AL•SCAN
(916) 449-6000
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I SE~t~~E I I 1 ~.0001 .. <; 0001 -s.ooo ,t,, .. \ I
A Hc:nc.i Poe-I & JM."UUJ
A Pal'ICM & U:ikomo
I s69oo 11 s4900 1·
L +TA _J +TAX ------L-------1 AUTO SERVICE
I $ 2 2 8 00 +TA,\ I
L-------1 .----.... -, A .arag~ Arnl~olto
Office Ho111'\ 9.00 .un • 5.00 pm M-F
and 10.00 am -l:OO pm weekends
156 I ~ 1c.u Dr · Sant.i Ana Heights, CA
(714) 546-9860.
SERVICE CARPENTRY 3510
DIRECTORY A to Z HANDYM:AN
INSTALL/REFACE CABINETS
Kitchens, baths, dOOfs,
wmdows. Doug 546-7258
ADDITIONS HIRE A CARPENTER
REMODEUNG Additions/Remodels 3410 FlretNator/Repalrs.
Corerele/Elee/Plumb. Bell Construction Jerry, 848-7540 •Add1llon1• bath remodel
•Pallos• kllchon remodel Repairs, Rtmod. Doors, win.
• Uc ,/Bonded ., Insured dOWS, cabintls, SIUCCO & dry·
Free Est. 87 t -4941 wall, lencts, gatts, e1c. Uc.
KITCHEN & BATH 35~rs exp. Jerry 942-0587
AVAACA ENTEAPISE
Cabinels/Tile/Plumbing CARPET Free Eat. Ll586003
Fernando 542-6701 CLEANING 3515
QUICK RESPONSE! CARPET & UPHOLSTERY Local Uc. 20 yr exp
Small Jobs, big jobs Carp•• repairs, profes-
s10nally done. 20 yrs. Duncan Cons 65CH042 • e>ep. Sr disc, 775-8380
APPLIANCES
CEILINGS 3518 SERVICE 3426
HOME REFRIQ/FAZ Acoustic Removal
REPAIR. Same day Increase Resale Valuel
sorv. Repairs guaml'd. Artlslle lntoriors
Mll/Sr ./Stdnt dlae Uc.fins. 714·998-3650
Rellabla Rtlrlgerallon
l.1'41728 999.3493 CERAMIC
BUSINESS TILES 3528
SERVICl!S 3488 REOAOUT 6 INSfALL
LHkY showers , ..
e•OOK•KPINQe paired. L #670130
AP/AA Profeaalonal 673-8065 °' 84&-8529
Roaaonable a. Uo.'d
•548·209 .. CHIMNEY Multi-Media: o .. k Top Publlahl~AH. Script SWEEPS 3538
/Book Wr Ing. M Your
Bus. Nffd•l IMO-UM7 8MOK•T CMCll8t
All repair• & r~
Overltoclced with '"lo:!*" Arreeter9. atutt? 7t4-LUCKY
A call to ~;--Wny~play Hide 'N
Clasllfted s..-with chlkkate? !11.=e Call C••••lfl•ll
today! 942-M?I. ~
CLEANING
SERVICES 3548
CLEANING DONE RIGHTI
Private Residences.
References'• Avail.
Rita 842·7979
HANDYMAN CHARLle
Hauling & Yard/Garago
clean.up. Fence building.
House Palnling. 760-5044
Lori'• Houaecare
Detalled service. aup.
ptlea furn'd . Ref' a.
Best Rates 760.5044
Lori's Housecare
Detall•d Hrvle•, IUP·
piles 'furn'd. Ref's.
Bes1 Ratel 760-504<4
RELIABLE HOUSE
CLEANING. BY THE
CAY. XLNT REFS!
YOLANDA 631 ·5967
COMPUTERS 3556
MAC TUTORING
(lndlvldual & Bua)
Sel·up, Quicken, W01d
Excel, Modems, DTP Mark 875-7245
MICROSOn WINDOWS
HELPll
20% Discount• On-all•
PC lnatallatlon, aetup
& troublH hOOllng.
IEverGreon Micro
(714)"4-3317
••TUTORING••
Wlndowa, Word,
E xc e I, Ace••• 20 Yra Exp. 723-1915
CONCUTE a .
lllSODY 3557
..... Prlc .. •lltJ tJ::==
rcuB"EsE'RV:rcE, ~ni~~~ -~~
I tnclud.,... 011. 0tl fihl'r &c lubncaMn I G~~~~1"e~11Sfacton I $ i..1fot> 'Q(f''tlon I ~~
I 26 +TAX I ~fyOPded L ______ ...J .X. ~
CONCRETE & ELECTRICAL 3610 HANDY MAN 3710
MASONRY 3557
A·~ Electrlcal work HANDYMAN Carpen·
Brick, Block, Slone, Tiie Duncan Construction try. Ille, plumbing &
Ollick Re~onse rool. 25yrs exp w/refs. Cone, Patio, Driveway Local Lie. 6 0-7042 Jerry Boll 775·8380 Fple, BBOs. Roi. 20 Yr
Exp. Terry 55'7·7594 LACEY'S*ELECTRIC Plum blng/oloc/waler
hoators/sprlnklors/cell 25 yrs exp. Free esl.
R~s/Comm. Sr disc. fans. FREE Esllmatesl
CONTRACTORS L# 238300 642-6568 241-0137 or 218·8169
GENERAL 3558
HARDWOOD FENCES LOW COST All Phases FLOORS 3712 Electrical Drywall & DECRS 3615 Aeouat lc Ba1ebrds. CLEAN/WAX/POLISH Fire Water Damage *Wood Fenc••• Marble Pollshlng Cement Masonry Tiie replace.repair, free l\aulong 35 Years Exp. Palnllng Wht Llquer tsbmalts. Low pnces Uc'd 714-840-8708 Speclaltv coallnga Advantage Constr. 974-5301 Abrasive blast C&rpet
Lie/In• 992.41485 HAUUNG 3720
Remodel•Addltlona FURNITURE T.I. Commercial, Resl-REPAIRS 3622 Hauling Junk, Apph· denllal, Old & New. ances. Yard Clean-Up . L#B624386 552-0119 Elc... Call M ike Complete R .. toratlon •48-1:191 Refinishing, repair, up· DECR hols. etc. FREE pick· JUNK To The DUMP
(71 ... 988-1882) COATING 3570 upfcteUv/est. 962·1823 Will haul what Trash
Man won II 964·5259
STOP Deck Leaks!
Waterproof Coatings: HANDY MAN 3710
Deeka/Slalra. Beat SI HEALTH/ •
Ouallly work. FrM Es1. Hom1&Rent1I Ptopertla1 NUTRITION 3742 Ltil587430 722·8769 Paint-Carpentry-
Drywall and morel
Gary 845-527'7 Thin flor Lllel Herballle
DOORS 3580 ll'ld•i>.nd•nt 01s1t1bu1or
Qual Crpnt'l,, Paint, Call tor product• or
CloHVGa1 tor, wall Bua. Opp. 759-055~. An ••porlonoed units. furn, f0tmle•, l dependable door 1epalta 875-8359 Fred 3784 hanger. Ouar WOik, JEWELRY rea1. Don 521"89t0 Carp'try, roof'g, plbg, ,
DOOR'S palnt 'g, tile, etc ... R•~AIRKD SR. DISC. Frff Ell. Wtnlam Hatold Jeweler•
S1tl1f1cuon guaranteed I MORGAN 890;3281 Watch & jewelry 1epa1r
Aak for Mike at .... Antique/Fino Jew.lry
M2·2043 L4'431830 !!I.urlde e?a.0385 Carpe~6' roofing,
CLASllPl•D CL.ASilPliD plumb • drywall.
It'• tM aolutlon yO\l'r• stucco, painting. tile, I t 'e t h• eaay-1 o.
...,chlng few • wMlh· e4ecttlcat. Jom 641·7494 aceeaa, lnf01matlon--
er YOY'r• •Hklng • •tectrtoal Speclaft7 packed marketplace
hom9, an apwtment, relidentlal wlrlnv vlslt9d regutarty • auc-
a new occupetlon or oeeetulty • by all kind a ::::;•·cable. "9f1. even a_~ay pet. ' Of COMUm41fa. -.!!· 24 tv• nt..2111 ..
645-1234 I S EMRAi~~ E I
217 AVOCADO UNIT 4
COSTA MESA
I 10.0001 &0.0001 90,000 ,, .1 u l
I $ 2 9 8 ° 0
+TAX I L---~--..1
LANDSCAPE & MOVING 3834 PAINTING 3858 ROOFING 3910
IAWN CARE 3808
PUBLIC NOTICE STEVENS PAINTING Sadler Roofing-Lie 6.
Freo Esl 20 Yrs Exp. Ins. Speeoahze comm Basic Verd Malnt . The CJltf Pub1 .. Uloll· Oua1o1y Wori.. Rel s re·roof,rel>'ltr. 25 yrs Lawns, Cleanups, toes Commoss on RE· LoCll' 452054 645-3348 •FREE EST 675·5095 Tree Trimming, Lt OU1RES lhal all usoo Haullng 979-B245 hou:>etiotd goo"s 111THUNDER ROOFING•
For all of your roof1no movers prllll lhC.lll PIANO & VOCAL Green Scan• Landscpng PUC Cal :r number needs. Rerool/repair
& Irrigation, Tumming limos a io chaullours LESSONS 3868 Uc 638144646-4122
& Romovals. Clean-pron! 11'\l'I t C P. num· ups & Mam1. St Lie ber In al a.:hlltl 1SO· Gonuso Music. Studio REMODELING "599025, 650·61 09 men ts If ) o..i havo a Piano & Voice lessons & ADDITIONS 3916 Landscape Repair quos1.on about tho lo· • all ages. beg1nn ng
Ma1tbu·lgh1s-Specla1sl gahly di a mo11er, ltmo 10 class er. 540·1947 or chaullour can· DUNCAN Tr6os/Cloan·ups hauls Public Ul1hhOS PIANO Beg ·Advanced CONSTRUCTION CaJI Pete 722·7732 Cornm1ss1on A U :igos ·Tea;:hcr cert 20 Yrs Exp. Small & • TREES. 714·556-1151 E"1e1ta1nrn11n1 A1.QU, Lg. Jobs 850-7042 Jennifer G40·8GG9
ro,pedl"••on. l.a•lll,
~751-3476 PAINTING 3858 PET TRANSIATOR/
TUTOR 3927 SERVICES 3870
LEGAL •W.P • .YOUNGQUIST
SERVICES 3812 Painting Contractor •ROYAL TREATMENT• SPANISH/ENGLISH
Ow. 'pa ,, 1 bf pr1.1I .s Drop ,., POI Sllltrtg Tecttnocal & Gen Also
1.J .. •GC, .. ,.,. Interpret Tutor Se~ Int Sale & Coriven e"I' REVOCABLE ftff tSI 64S·3305 Pro! I Core 7•0-0262 Native So Ameucan
LIVING TRUST Suaana 873·7409
1195 COMPLETE 21trs Quality Palnllng P111sona1.Lad Pel CaLe
(714, 848·7207 Pl.US toucttups Kennot 1 ternalf"• No 24 Hrs Richard Sinor stress 01 wo1r.J Lie TREE
Loe 2806-i4 645-3209 ins Reis 873· 184 SERVICES 3929
MASONRY 382'8 QUALITY CARE
MAINT·PA1NTING PIASTER •ALL AMERICAN•
JOHN DORAN MASONRY 20 yrs e'i.jj Gr oal REPAIR 3880 TREE SEVICE
Brick•Slone•Block•Lg prl.;e.11 645·2417 Ron Free Est./Sr . Drac
& small Jobs OKI Lie CHUNC.'S PAINTING Yard Cln•up531 ·8415
INTtU T·OUAUTV 1 ST Big Mike's Tr•• Svc •'687191 031·3632 20 Yrs EJtp Od P11cel Patch to compJele Ouar work free Ell Joba. Llcanaao. 25yra Tree 1rlmng removal,
clean-up \Gyrs In CM.
Can't seem to Ucl375602 6JIH534 axp 24 hra 654·7831 Fr" Eat. 850.02 70
PREPARATION TO get to all those .> •.. PAINTING & Paper WAll repair Jobs PJ.UMBING 3890 Removal. 14 Yra Exp COVERINGS 3932 around 1h1 house? Rel' a 549,57ee
Let the THE LOCAL PLUMBER QUALITY lnVEat Paint· CuetoM Wa,._..., ClaHlflod -I Wttla111 ~¥1 Co· 1ng, Acoustic Removal Strlppln9/Palnlln9 Since 11>47 Sorvlco l.Jc'd{bonded IMS FrH Frlendty S9rv1Ce No Job too amalll
quotes Call 848·9676 s" orr •. ac1 en-Hn Directory L•47&000 87S·93Q.t '
help you find RAINBOW Ctrcle Memt. Plumltffttl "•pelre 6 we gals ahovtd hang
reliable help. ftaorll"'9 IM. U1 koule Ora ns clearecl lrom together. Strip, Install,
AQ4 Oual JOb Free HI $5 so All fu11ure1 In advice to the crazy M2-H78 SI lloS69"7 G3Meaa 11111~ St .... S 545-U98 831 ·2111 onytlme
81 Thuraday. January 12. 1995
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top hear(, and Eaat a t.en WU cap-Ith. Laura Athl9Y bed· Every Sal & .__ .. __ .-______ _
tured by the km&. ding. 11400: 417-2117 PETSMART Fountain llOTOICYCW Tbere were 11 fut tricb, and it •unkbede 2 aeta, 1 w/ Valley. Pupplea, kft. eeemed that the ~t.e or t.h6 t'Ofttnd trundle, 1100 each, tana and more, .. scoonas 8018 would hinp on declarer's ability to daybed frame, S25. IOOklng tor lovlng, car·
rueea the club aituation. A alight (714) eso-3732 Ing hom ... CALL 241·
a11iat f'rom the enemy allowed •HOUSE FULL!• 03t7 for more Info.
point
29 Antmals' homes
27 Yulioo foocwear
29 "The -Min
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'77 BMW Motorcycle
R100S 30k Original
mllea. Adult ownJd.
$2800 or trade for
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30 Alf-nfle emmo
33 P,.n!lh
38 ACtrHI Albrtghl 39EK1r~
40 Ya .. g<ad
4t Snoozes ' 42 Appl'olle
43 Very IUll
45 Droop
'46 Head cover
41 Actress -Ryan
48 -and the
whale
5 Plcrllc pest
I 5cofch
1 AIOO$ aroond
the moon :~s
tO MP's concern
tt P18teau t 2 Mouse, 10 a cat
15 Radloacl111e
element
21 Brown tint
23 Cairo's nver
25 Shoot the
112M
Pans
32 Back talk
33 Pairs
34 As;\10$$ Ctiase
35 Dateless
36 Yell
37 Slclt 38 k!Of Chaney
4f Number
"8 Agreed
49 Cures
51 Tailor's 1Mrller
52 AelOf Costner
53 Wear away
54 l)llCk
55 Hock •
56 Aciress Adams
57 Boxef's
boundary
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declarer ran off 11x diamond tricks. Charry 4-poater rte• · diecarding two clube from the r.ble. bdrm aet S 1750. Llht Shar-tael pupa, great aofa, low Hat & chair quat. Born 11/30/14. . $S,IOO Wett aaw no reason to hold more s1500, occulonat ta· Sabla/brnlblk. S5oo-~three spades. and that proved btes & more. UnuHd. 11200. 722·0~8 AIHa 18' '95 DEMO AUTOMOBILES
to be the defenae'a undoing defend-714-892-72N MAllY llX'l'RASll•••••••-era. When the defender's also part· MUSICAL
ed with the rernainmg heart to MERCHANDISE nttn~•m .. "SS retain three clubs, Eaat wu forced "'~ uauo vu
to hold two hearu. .., MISC. 601S •••••llllllii•ll After cashing the ace·king of GUITAR WANTEDll
spades for club aluff, declarer ruffed i---------. Local Musician will
a •ride to brln~ about a lhree-card .., Qol-Out Of pay up to S12,!500 tor · E · d d v ••• certain pre-1970 Gib-
17' '94 DEMO •LOADED•
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50 Sounded hke a clock
bree~e stang 211 Egyptian niter
30 Clown
43 Bam IQJ>Pet.
pemaps
44 NY. baseb11• p111yer Americt1n The grand old man of French
ostnoh bridge is Henri Svare of Paris.
en 1ng. ast • come own t o 8u1lne11 Carna-son, Fender, and
euct.ly two hearts so, as long as the lion Cottage, 700 a r • t 1 ch g u 1 tar a .
325 IS 93, whVgr
lmmac, loaded, 3 pee
custom Whit, $27 ,500
080 288-<>388, 263-9282
31 Skyscok>l, on 55 Edge 59 Not here club honors were aplit the hand was Carnation Ave, COM, Fender ampllflers
cold. 673-1376, Three Day alao. Call toll free 1-\ · 1 l) h .1 c, "H 1 .' 46 Funny movie 62 Do neodleWOlk Although now a venerable 64, the CBEVltOLET 9045
7 to 1 f youthful-looking Svar e is a perenni-
al candidate for international hon-
ors. This example of b.is playing
skill won the Hand-of-the-Year
award some time ago.
Svarc exited with the jack of Close Out Sale, Jan 8<>0-995-1217. 1---------Jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
clubs. Jf East won, the forced heart 1~-· 13, 14 10%-••••••••I SAIL BOATS 7014 88 aerretta Red.nu return gave declarer the last. two IV'7't Of'.F OBO<:? braku,5 1p,am/fm,
tricks. If West took the ace, swal-I~======:::=~ GARAGE SALES liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ca11, S3550,.0BO 673-
South's jump to four diamonds
showed a solid suit, and East dou-
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would score the kings of clubs and Xmaa tree• 15 gal pol· Twitchet 12. Near new. 93 full •& Bleaer Wht
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CONTRACT WITH NEWPORT
Selnas help map out Newport Harbor Art Museum's ~ture
BJ LAUIU MBNDBNHALL. showcase more of the nearly
~.00<>-piece permanent col/ection
-NHAM began a new era guid-
ed by three-year Board p~dent
Joan &all, who once described
this period as "an opportunity to
put our hou)e in order and mature
into a ~uscum with ap1tal let-
cers . .,
den Cafe and bo~ from 1t
$J mt/lion endowment m both ·92
and '93 to defray the shortfall m
meeting the $1.2 mil/Jon yearly op.
crarins budflet -the Nc.,,.port
Harbor Ar( Museum is now count·
ing its stripes, championing ih
nearly 35-year roots in the com-
munity and designing its future
with optimistic enthusia~m.
B act in January 1992, a sag-
gmg economy gave final
re olullon to Newport
'Harbor Art Museum's stalled
building camp:t1gn to create an ar-
chitectural landmark on 3 10..acre
site at Pacific Coast Highway and
MacArthur Boulevard. Trading in
its new-building blue for it sharp-
er focu on the art being cxJiibited
-with particular inrenti~ns to
Exactly three years later, the
museum ironically finds itself
perched at a similar juncture. Hav-
ing acquired the vacared /ibr:tf}
pace nclr door from The Irvine
Co in Seprembcr. NHAM now
appears poi'>c.:d and rc3dy to cm·
bark on a $6 million campaign to
blend the two properties into a
campus-like se tting that will more
than dt>uhlc the exii;ting gallery
and educati<mal facilities. Even
after an arduous term of house-
keeping chores -includins staff
layoffs, c/mins the Sculpture Gar-
Last week, I had a chance to sit
down with newly elected board
president Jim Selna, scrrior litiga·
Newport Harbor Art Museum board president Jim Selna and wife
Harriett, a lead1ngodocent, face many, challenges in days ahead.
Thursday, January 12, 1995 Cl
10.P 10 THINGS
TO DO THIS WEEKEND
m
The first m:i1or North Amerk:in \;\hib111on ul Gcrm.:m t.\llllClllJ'K fJI)
:inist Jochcn Gerz ~•II m:ikc its only \\'c\t Co;i>t app..Jranu. \\hen 11
opens S:iturd:iy :it Nclo\port ll:irbor Art ~lu-..,;u,n, b50 S:i·1Ckm .. 111 ..
Du\.-,
!\ .:\\ i)(ll I
U ... -.h. G .. rz
\\Ill bl:' •Ill
h;ind to
01\CUSS hi'
\\uri; Isom :Jo. to ~ .
p nl:
:iltcnJan c "
I rec \\1th
rc~ul.sr
mu .. cum
.1umh)1on .
"I lac •
\;\l11b11it•n,
\\ 111..:11
ullUoloU,~
throu~h M:irch 19. includes two dcc:idc~ of muh1mcd1J \\Or~·'· 111,t;ilbu.m .. : \ 1d .. o
:ind muhi-p:incl pholO/tC>.t works, includin~ ···11:c Stone \\ Jllh to G.i
B:ick to the Slingshot" (inset}. For more irto:m,..t.\>n. plmnc /:'9-1122.
•. .
COVER STORY
I
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\\ite 11:.iml.l, " /c:idinJ \H.-\.\1 c.Jo·
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mm 1.·J ,,, .\~11µorl IJe:ic-h iron' P;J·.
C'1lk P"I ,.Jc.Jc.·, L:nl J ~ .. r 'h.: joint-
/1 d1:1m:cl the Fine.• . \'rh P~tron)
;11th lier llu>b:ind. H::: to!Ju,, ing 0
,\: A ;, :i ri:,u1t of our com ct:.;i· .
\\ h.1l do )OU itkntil) J> the kc)
..1nn~th of the :-..rnpurt Ha rbor
\rt ~l uscum tuda), and ho\\ docs
lhal \\urk inlo )Our agtnd.i and \i·
>ion lor 1995'!
J. dna: l thin~ 11H. 1urH.bmc11·
t.:l ~trcncth uf 1ht> mu')cum is
buunJ up 1n 11:> cvntr11u111t> hc11-
1.1gc. l hi! heart .inJ ... oul ot it.>
m1~ .. 1on i> prl!>Cl'lting con·
11.:mpor. ~ Jrt Ill an t.:\ .. itins ~ll
n11.hpl11.:rc. Uut th..: chalknge al o
i') to m;:ii..I! it :i-.·.e~:,ib!..: 10 t.ip in to
S.. Q & A/CJ
1 AN EXCLUSIVE: The first
major North American ex-
hibition of German con-
temporary artist Jochen Gerz
will make its o nly West Coast
appearance starting Saturday at
.LEADIN-G LADIES
Newport Harbor An Museum. L)rnnda Ferbo-uson
See FYI above right
2 RARE VISIT: Metropoli-'loves \VQt·king' at tan Opera's lo ngtime pre-.
emine nt soprano Anna s h c R
Moffo is guest of ~onor 3 p.m. 9Ut OaSt ~p
Saturday at a free winter ~ea-· •
son preview for Opera Pacific By CHRISTOPHER TRELA
at Virgin Megastore at Triangle A ctress L)nnda
Square in Costa Mesa. ferguson got turneJ
See story belou1 on to Shakespeare
3 PRESTOf: By popular de· \\hen a high :.chool
mand, producer and Engli:.h teacher
award-wi nning magtct'3l\--mesmerized her class \\ilh the
Dale Salwak returns on Satur· beauty of the Dard's worJs. In
day with an all-new, full-stage fact, Ferguson and her classmates
production of "Stars of Magic," were so taken with Shakespe:\re
featuring an international cast 1hat during their summer
vacation they turned their of magicians, at 2:30 and 8 te::icher·s classroom into a replica
p.m. in Orange Coast College's o( the Globe Theatre.
Robert B. Moore Theatre .. : It wa> about this time in her
4 FRENCH FARCE: "The life, :..i):, ferguson, that "l go1
Misanthrope," Moliere's age !>truck and 1 knew this is
classic about a world-what 1 wanted to do. I ureamt of
weary man in flight from his a life in the the:ucr, so the facl
bourgeois lifestyle, previews to-that l get to do this is pretty
night and opens Friday at lucky. lhc trade-off b you 1ra'cl
South Coast Repertory. a lot and )OU do n't m~1ke the big
See story at right buc~:,. h\ :in OK 1radc-off:;
One place she has tra\clCd to 5 WORLD SAILORS: Or-frequen1ly is South Coa>t
ange Coast College's 20th Rc pcrtol) in Costa Mc>a, \\here
annual Sailing Adventures :,he is co-~tarring in ~lolicn.:'s
series opens 8 p.m. Friday in ''The i\fo:1111hropc," \\hich opc1b
Robert B. Moo.,. Theatr~-..--+-ffit..~he ~l~~ -
"Ar ound th e World B y 01hcrrcccntSCRappcarance)I
Chance," In which husband hu\c been in the title role of
and wife duo Tim and Tanya "Hedda Gabler" k1>t year, a
Wilhelm of Newport Beach dis-i.upponing role in "The ~foer" in
cuss their five-year circumnavi-1993, and the plum role of Tracy
galion aboard their 32-foot Ta-Lord in "The Ph1ludelphia Story"
hiti ketch, Dulcinea. in l 992.
6 INTIMATE EXCHANGE: "I love working here," Sa)'!>
Ferguson of SCR. "l feel blc!>:.cd
Televlslon and radio talk that I get 10 work wi1h the:.e
show host Dr. David Vis-people and thi:. th eater. It's a
colt conducts a pair of semi-happy place. It's a very
nars on the subject of "Lasting comfortable place 10 work. The
lnti1T1a cy" at 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. people arc·terri fic, 1he crew. arc
Saturday at the We,lin South fir:.t rate. There's a family feel ing.
Coast Plaza. h 's grl!at 10 be back.''
L ynnda Ferguson goes over a scene with John \lickecy~ b.eu:o-star in '"The M1santhcope at SCR.
~1ohcre p!Jy. which is ironic
becau~e Ferguson profc :,.,e:, not to
be .i big fan of the French
pl.1~"' righl. Dul she bclic\·c, 1h:it
"Thi! M1!>anthropc" i!> probJbly
~lohc 1c':, be>t play. Moliere \HOte
comedic>, mainly farce!., bul :,ome.
like '·The ~lbanthrope,'" arc
imbued wilh serious :,ituations.
Acco1 ding 10 Ferguson, "The
~tisanthrope" is a decl!ptivcly
Jifficuh play to produce, mainly
becau!>c of the style in \\ hich
r.lolicre \HOte.
"J he languugc i:. vet)
unJcr:,tandablc anJ \Cf)' ca:.y on
the surface, but ll'i. 'el) form.ii,"
explainsr Fergui.on. "ll\ .111
rhyming couplet:.. SomdlO\\. \\ 11htn
1hat an ific\al form. )OU ha\\! t0
li\e and breathe in a \Cf) humJn
\\ ay. And the cha racie r' Jrc :.o
intelligent 1hat e'cry 1imi: )OU
open your mouth, 11':. gol 10 be a:,
if there's nothing cl ·e on earth
you could possibly say. ll just
huppcn!> that you !>peak in perfect
rhyming couplet!>."
The character:. in "The
Mi:.an1hropc'' arc indccJ WT)
human, and intelli~cnt. "I pkiy a
character that loves to hJ\'C a lot
of people jrounJ her," '·'~'
f ergu>on. · ~h.: c.1n t m.11..c .1
dec1 ... 10n bet\\Ci.;n 1111, 111~111. tlw.
m.1n, or 1h1> nun. ~he \\.sill' 1h~m
al l. She c.11i"1m.ikcJu11urn11111;nl
10 lo'c one per,on Sh1. l....!ep'
. C\Cf)'OnC J I .lfllh J1')tJn.:e. 1 h-.·1e
are mi!ianthrop1c thing> in lh:r:·
Yet her ch . .i'ractcr "'1101 1hc
ti1le char:icta Th.it honqr goe' 1~1
• Alcei.te, a ch.1r..1c11.:r ''hi .1hhw
1hc l>Oei.il beh.i' ior tif ll.1t11.•r 111g
>Omconc and lhcn 1.ut11n~ him
JO\\ n bc.:hmJ hi' l'.11.:~ Akv.1.:
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moniker .. 1 h1.: ~1i,.1n1hn1pe." But
in prl\.ltc. :\kc,tc n~.J~ tu h .. "'
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wtu t.iinmu rt for thi: IJ.1iJ.1 l'ifot. 7 WAR MEMORIES: Dr. And she's back in another
M.J. McCarthy signs and
discusses "To Lay Down Good news: Anna Moffo's COlllinbo-,· bad ne\VS: One's Life For You," his first of 11e \Vo11't be 1110-111 o-b b
three books about a milllary
combat surgeon's experiences
in the Vietnam War, 11 a .m. to
3 p.m. Saturday al Barnes &
Noble at Triangle Square.
8 FREE RECITAL: Guitarist
Michael Olsen and cellist
Nancy Taylor perform clas·
sical and jazz pieces at a 3:30
p.m. Sunday at Newport Beach
Central Library.
9 BA\' TOURS: The Friends 1 of Newport Bay conduct
free walking tours of the
Upper Newport Bay Ecological
Reserve between 9 and 10:15
a.m. Saturday, meeting at East
Bluff Drive and Back Bay
Road. lo BOW-WOWI: More
than 1,500 dogs of ap·
'proximately 120 differ-
ent AKC Breeds are expected
to take part In the All-Breed
Dog Show and Obedience Trial
8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday at Or-
ange County Fairgrounds.
\
By ROBERT SANGSTER
S he sang with legend:if)
singers at the great opera
houses all over the worlJ.
She is one of the \i.orld's great
divas. And she will be here for a
personal appearance to tout
Opera Pacific's production of
Verdi'.~ "La Tr!lvi:ua.''
• She is Anna Moffo, and she'll
be in 1he cla!>sicol room at Virgin
Megastorc from 1 to 3 p.nt
. Saturday. ·
Note th e change in time -
Qriginally, her appearance was
:.cheduled later. At Virgin, Morro
will :.ign autographs and members
of Opera Pacific'i. Overture
Company will perform opera
highlights~ As a bOnu , Virgin
offers 20% off on recordings of
"Lo Traviata," "Madama
UutterOy" and "The Magic
flute," the opera\ produced by
Opera Pacific this sea~on. Virgin
will even furnish refrc hmcnt .
Morro will ttlllO appear for u
preview lecture for the Prologue
Guild or Opera Pacific Ol 7 p.m.
Anna Moffo
on Sunday at Wyndham Garden
Hotel 1n Co ta Mesa. Tickeh arc
$20 nmJ may be purch\l\Cd by
calling Opera Pacific ~t 474-4488 ..
She will :ilso conduct o ma~tcr
cla!.s for Opera PJcific'~ .
Apprentice Artbti. Program .it 10
a.m. Monday; bO\\Cver the cl.is:. i!>
no1 open 10 1hc general public.
As an added bonus. Opera
Pacific offcreJ a 1clephone
interview '' ith Anna Moffo. \\'ho
could resi:.t :.uch an imitation? l
spoke with her at her home in
Manhattan.
She is appearing to boo t OpetJ
Pacific nt the invitation of its
director, David DiChlera. She \\ill
not sing "La Tra\'iat:i" here, but
will sing her 501h performance of
the opera in Stuttgart later this
ye or.
Moffo \\.~ born in Penn~yl\Jnia
to an Italian famiJy. After •
gradu:uion from the Cunis
Institute in Philadelphia, :.he \\Cnt
to Europe on a Fulbright
M:holarship.
Her big break was an
opportunity to ing "M:adama
8uuerny" in llaly in 1957 She"
wa only 21, and "Uutterny" i
gcnc:rally \ICwcd ns a killer of
voice\. She emerged with her
voice int.let, but put the opera
U\\:l\ for 11 \C.ir' .\fkr 1hc
pert'orm.in..:e·. :.he ruc1 ..:J ;.i c.111
frnm Herbi:rt \on 1'... r.J.111. "hi
he:ird the LroaJ.:a't. nJ "ant •J
lo put hi! r unJ c r co nu acl. ·1 hi!
re ult " ..... a contrJd \\lth t.::~ II
anJ the bq;inning ol .111 C\tcn,1\e
di~cogr .1ph}.
Moffo ;mg 1he role of ~lu ... wa
in a pcrformam:c of "l :1 Uoheme"
at La S1.alJ \\ ith 1hc great lari~
Callas ... She :.o 1mp1 c 'ed me .1~ u
perfcc1io1mt," a)' Molfo. •
"During the rccord1n!' 'IC !li011' .
:,he ang 1hc AJdio '!..7 wnc
\\ithout J bJc:.il. until it sati licJ
her." 1IH:\.11it it oll, '·"" Mo)to,
and Calla~ nccori.kJ hc·r the r,1rc
honor u( a\'.CC!>'> 11.> her Jrc .. in(!
room.
Moffo Jc nbc:, Call.1 a., a
gcntJe, kind pc™>n nd :a
di~iplincd prof c ion al. C:illa'
h:id "the br ·i;c t kar of goin on
st3ge of an}onc l ha\C kno"n,"
3)i. Moffo. The nigh~ or tflc
performance or "lffihcmc" :it l.a
Sc.ila. Cull,\ \\:t perfectly t11c~~ .. u
:ind cuiCcJ, but 'he: confidl!d,
"Anna, l c:.nnol io out 1oni •ht."
• \\ h\? ;\l.,lh> a'k d.
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11 l\lll rdh.d a' cJv,I.! to
pc 1lcd1on J' Jn~ ot h.r ~·n~cr.
~he ltn.ill) mu:.tercd the cout :l£C
lll gl) Oil
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.1thktc · Our bu)lllll !>"I 1~ an
athlcttc bu,1nc:, . Tll.11 'tull 1h:n
the bigger ).~u. are, the b1~cr the
VOll"C I\ l3S.
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\\t:rL•ht \\ ithin limit\. "I :ih' avs
plu) ed >rorh, like basl.:ctbali anJ
hocl.e) 'o l h:i'c al"'~>:, been in •
.. I~ • I I h . I tr .11n111g G.\CC: ' wc1g 11. !. c 'a) .
j, a h,111Jicup in :i >ini;cr becau e
it rai-. .... }Our blood prc,,urc :ind
limit\ 111ob1hty.
She: i!l. a gourmc1 cook and 1s
publi.,hing a cookbook. \\'h:u doc
\he cat before a per form.incc?
"01ic enormou ftlcl mignon :ind
m..i be some "Pinxh.'' I hat mc:il
"ould be :at 2:30 p.m. for un
pin. cur1a1n Her mother, ~he
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ART
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Born & ,\obi • n1anglt-Sqttar ••
1870 HarbOr 8/\ d , Co."o .Mt>"<I, 631 •
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VOIDS a vt5IONS Pot>t Gn.sld l.odtlsn re-ad, ._.,J ctton~
from bl\ work .ind "J>l'llk\ on tht•
dPwlopm<'nl of Wc><>tcm J>O("lry at
lhe January mc·t'ltng of tht.• p<>f"try
dlscm s1on group • Vo1cl'~ & Vl..aob'> •
2:30 to 4 p m Wc>dnc ddy Ncwporl
~ch entral Ubrory, 1000 AvonKfo
AvP., 717-3800.
ROUND TABLE MST
Four a\1thor wall ldlk dbclllt .md "'9"
ropt<·'> of th<>tr n1•w book'> Thu1-.day,
Jdn 19 . .it lh<' noon l11mh1•on pro-
gr.tm 1 IMold Robbin' ("Th<'
Rct1dt.·rs·1. Jamw f,m l "Ju't Furr
Fun"), Jan Mo1<m ("fctbulou.,
Fragrdnce<, ·1 ,·md P.wl M.intc•c•
1·Bnano of I follrwood"I ~rk<'b .uc
5 pt•r J>"....Oll Ad\.dnc <' ri'Wtv<1lmn
rt"quin·d Ra/boo Ba) Club, I 221 W
Coa<.t H\\ 1'\t•wport Reoc h, (213}
256 7q77
READERS TliEA~E
Th<• pu hh< ,., 111v11c•d to d lh'I'
RC'ddN'o Th1•t1trt• pn:'>l'lll<lllon or
I !Pnhk lh;,pn\ "I IHld ct GJhbk•r• 111
7 p m Thur,d,1y, J,m I q Thl' pro-
qrdm ,., .1 pu• ... f'nt.itton of th<' South
OrdnfJI' Count)' Community
Th1-.1lrt'' R1•.1d1•1., ThPdlr<• g111up.
frwnd'' Mc·l'tlllg Ri><1m, N<>wport
81•11ch C<'nlr<1I Library. IOOb Avorodo
A'{', Nl·wport R1•ctrl1, 717 3800.
MYSTERY READING G~OUP
A wMl111c1 qroup fo r .iv1d r(~t1d<.'1c;
who t111 • lJlllW di ,ofvrnq punh•.; d1•.-
1 u,.,1 ., lhl'o m o uth'' book., "Fooh
Pun1 .. • by lorctl <1uthor Earlt'll<'
fm1;ll11 •• md • Murd1•r ctl Monttc <'llo •
h)' R11,1 Mcty Brown 7 p 111
Thm,dtly. J,m l 'l Rt'fr<•-.hm.-nl'o
'-''"' 1•d &m1t' & Nobli'. nwnqlc•
Squort'. 1870 Harbor 8/\ d .. Co.,tu
\1t \(I 631 061-1-
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HOUSES a
/ h./IJ /'ommw II\ t Cn.,111 \11'1><1. h./h THE CANNERY •,,,1,'i Thi• ll't'l'll'> pl<1y 8.30 pm 111 mtd·
JEAN MADUENO 111qht Thur-.dc1y<, .and 3 lo}~ Ill .and
( >11 .. \\ .111'11 nl111'> <1nd P•"'"I'> hy 111.. ct<Jdlll 8 pm lo 1 tow Sun<fdy..,
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FACULTY ART EX HIBmON CARMELO'S RtSTORANTE
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SID'S
Blu~ stnqer and gmtdn'>t Bnan
Barrell performs 8:30 pm sunddy-.,
Mondct~ dnd Thu~ay., No
c-over/no smoking 445 N Ne1111port
BIVd . Newport &uch, 650 SIDS.
WARIMOUSE
M 1)(!Pm Faith play'> r()("k Thunday'>
th rough Sctturdays through Jan 28.
f$5 rov<>r).~Sbowume!.: 9 p.m 21 ctnd
over 3450 Via Oporto, Newport
B<'och. 673-4100.
C.OMEDY
. & MAGIC
COMEDY REWE • •
J<•rry M.ibbott's Coml'dy Rl'VUi'
dppi•drs al 6 tomghl Theft' l'> no
. rovPr charge. John Wayne Tcnni.,
Club. 1171 Jambort>e Rood. Newport
Bc-ach, 644-6900.
STARS Of MAGIC
Producw/mag1c1an Ddll' Salwctk
returns 5.3 turday w1lh new produC'-
t1on fC'alunng an intc>matwnal <'C\'>I
of magidctn . ·Showtimes:2.30 and 8
p.m. Tic k<>ls· s_q to $18. Oronqe
Cousl College, Robert B. Moore
Theatre, 2701 Fairview Rood, Cosio
Mesa, 432-5880. ·
lltll. WORD
ComPCh ah ho'>l.S frt'f' comedy night-.
dl two local Costa Mt;>sd rofft><'houc,-
<''> 8 pm. Monday'> a l Cornt•rston<'
Col<'. 1907 Harbor B/\ d., 646·5 7'~6.
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Coftc·c>, 1525" M c>so Verd<' Ea!-t/, 435·
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the individual interests of people
who visit us, and hopefully stimu-
fotc their excitement about seeing
new things.
My vision for 1995 is one or tre-
mendous opportunity to gel us on
the move, to remind the com·
munity or the role we play and
continue our lively ex hibition pro·
gram. My immediate goal by Sept.
30 is to balance the budget, whi ch
we are very close to doing, and
launch our S6 million capital cam·
pai~n. Dy the summer, we would
like to go public wi th a timelinc
for actually opening the library
MOffO
Fr•• Cl
says, still doesn't understand why
she can't cat pasta at 6 p.m. and
sing at &.
Moffo teaches "hen she has the
time. She thinks the best and most
disciplined singers these days
come from Asia, particularly
China, Japan and Karea. "They
have a power of concentration and
are so disciplined." She notes th::n
"American si ngers are also
disciplined, but aren't pati ent."
Her American debut at the Met
in 1957 was opposite Jussi
Djoerling, the great Swedish tenor.
She says it "was not the ideal
debut, because he was a god." He
recei\ed a 15-minu te ovation after
his opening aria. "Ne\er have I
seen anything so monu mental,"
she said. She reccntlv celebrated
the 35th anniversary-of her Met
debut.
Other singers that have earned
her respect arc Giuseppl di
Stefano, Luciano Pavarotti,
Alfredo Kraus, J:lmes King and
Rudolf Schock. Her discography is
a list of the great operas and
. ,.
a'1d making the expanded f ac1lity
operational, hopefull y by neM
}Car. .
What are the specifics or this
fUndln& t'llmpa1&n?
J. clH: First, we have the t:il·
ented leadership or Joan Be:ill,
who has :igrccd to chair the cam·
p:iign projec1. One of the func·
tio ns of the campaign beyond pay·
ing for the bricks and mortar will
be to increase the endowme nt,
and to havc'a running st:irt at pay-
ing fo r the incrc:ised costs that an
enlarged operation will require.
Thanks to the unconditional land
gift from the ln:ine Company, we
will approxim:lltly double the
space from roughly 23,000 to
44,000 square feet. To date we\e .
includes a number o( highlight
disks on RCA's Gold Seal Opera
Series of Puccini and Verdi
operas.
One or hcr'6isks is a classic
performance "ith Leopold
Stokowski of \\Orks by Cantcloube,
Villa·Lobos and Rachmaninov. l
wore out my LP record. She says
the elderly Stokowski conducted
on crutches and conducted with
those extraordinary hands.
"La Traviata" will be performed
Jan. 2 1, 22, 25, 27 and 28 at
Orange Coun ty Performing. Arts
Center. The opera is based on the
life of the Parisian courtesan
Marie Duplessis. The ca~t includes
Tiziana Fabbricini and Cristina
Gallardo-Domas as Violetta,
te nors Roberto Aronica and
Vladimir Grishko as Alfredo, her
)Oung IO\e r, and Chinese baritone
Haijing Fu as Alfredo's father.
Steven ~tercuric, an Opera Pacific
ve teran, will conduct. and Rom:in
Terlcd.yj directs the production.
For tickets and information, call
474·4488.
Local music 11ritcr Robert
Sangster is a frcqurnt contributor
to the Daily Pilot.
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rai~d nearly SI million, but we
need to more than double that in
donations before *e 5toge a major
event that hopcfuUy will start a
ripple effect or excitement and
support through the county. The
new building project will definitely
genera te a lot more interest in the
museum and will increase the mu-
seum's full ability to serve the
community. •
. What are some or the highlights
or the new building rocllit)'?
H. Sclnia: A lot of contemporary
art evokes feeling and sharing
ideas which can be in timidating
and uncomfortable for adults. So
we plan to establish an orientation
gall ery in the new space \\here "e
can share with people what con·
temporary art is about, using ex·
amplcs from the museum collec-
tion. We sec this as a community
outreach vehicle to help people
find thei r own comfort zone be·
fore: they ente r the exhibits.
J. Sclna: The exhibition space
will more than double, "hich "ill
allow us to have a substanti:il per-
manent collection gallery. Current
plans include a pnotography gal·
lery, traveling exhibition space, an
auditorium for lectures, classrooms
fo r education programs, a rel.tau·
rant and a museum store \\ hich
will be double its current size.
There will also be a space for
large installation pieces. We are
now exploring the possibiliti<!s of
Thursday, January 12, 1995 C3
using the open sp:icc in the library
fo r this pu~e in the near future
to give people a Ulstc in adv~nce
of ,v.hat this dream can be.
Ir the museum has bttn stru&·
gllog to meet lts budget In recent
)enrs, do )Ou f'~l conndcnt about
~Ing able to succeed l'ilh this
new building campaign, portico·
laQy lo light or the recent county
bankruptcy?
J. Scln:i: We ge t more tho n 90%
of our revenue to support the mu-
seum from private sources -cor· .
porations, individuat , museum ad·
mi~sion recs, etc. I don't th11tk a
capital campJign distracts from
those efforts bec:iusc "tth this
project '"e a~e dra,\ing on people's
long·term \ision for future genera·
tions. Of course, the county bank·
ruptcy IS forcing C\el)one lO be
rvorc cautious across the board.
Out· the contribution \\C recehe
lrom the City ~or Ne" port 13each
(S 12,000 in 1993) is important to
U'> beyond the monclaf) amount
It's a \'Ote of confidence in "h.it
\\e·rc doing. I \\Ould hope \\hat·
C\'er the budget 'l:OnStraints of the
~ly are, they \\Ould continue that
ackno" ledgmcnt whatever the
amount.
In closing, how do )OU think the
lhrcat or national arts fo nding
being cut 'Or abolished under 1hc
new Congress· affects us locally?
J. Sclna: We haven't received
any grants from the NEA in
awhile, and in the past those
grants have been focused on spe·
ciCic exhibi tions. I think the bigger
threat is the p:>)Chological ramifi·
cation of the e actions. the issue
th:it ti pall could be thrown over
the arts and to those throughout
the country who have worked so
hJrd to ensure a more enriched
future for our )Outh. The action in
Washington could have 3 very neg·
ative, disillusioning arrcct gener·
ally.
II. Sclnu: Which is all the more
reason there needs to be a unifk:.i·
tioit locJlly. It helps that we have '
a plJn for the future and a \1sion
to follow Ill building a better insti·
tUllOI\.
J. Selma: Art in any form is a
•\Cl)' per:>onal experience. I think
that to draw people into that per·
• sonal ei.pcnence, to let them have
their feelings, \\hatever the)' are,
to draw them out is an important
coonterpoint in society. It's a buff-
er to the information high,\a), the
impersonalization or the -auto·
mated \\Ork!, the \'Oice·mails and
internet). Museums give people a
chance for personal time to dream
and to imagine. And. the intan·
gible dividends from that expcri·
~nee ultimately end up· being im·
porta'nt to society.
Lauri Mc11denhall covers the
local art scene for tbc Daily l'ilot.
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I n the lrc ndy restaurant
world, it's nice to know
lh:u M)me old favo rites arc
till :iround, "ilh
comfort3blc le3ther booths
:ind an intim:ue almo~phcre,
where lunch is served us well as
dinner -pl:iccs like Le Ca\e :ind
The Arches - ''here old dich:uds
can sull order a dry m:irtim or a
bloody Mary in the d:iytimc.
We ducked oul of a pouring
rain and inlo lhe warmth or u
Dlorrili l:ist week, hnd a 1asty
lunch and liked it so well, we
re turned later fo r another meal in
1he familiar country French
building on Oltl Newport
Bo ulevard.
O" ner Y\•Qn Humbert came to
America in 1961, working al
Cyrano's, Frascali's and Harry's
Bar b,:fore he moved to Newport
Berrch in 1974 to begin Le Diarritz
with a bus iness partner. Jn 1986,
the frugnl Frenchman bought out
his partner and became the sole
owner of the 20-ycar-old
resrnurant and building.
He is his own executive chef
and his menu is as French as his
bi rt hright. It is printed in French
(with English translati ons) and can
be a little pricey in the evenings,
but an a\·erage lunch can run
under SIO. Don't expect
cuttin g-edge, contemporary cuisine
for the most part, but good
traditional French cooki ng,
Humbert says he survi,ed a
devast:.11ing ambush in 1990 when
his chef gave t\\O \\eek~ notice and
left for a new rcsiaurant, taking
-seven of I lumbcrt's employees
with him. The departing chef
prcdit:ted to one of the remaining
Im :ilists thu t Le U1:irritz \\Ould be
fo0
rced to.close in two months. In a
sun ival mode, Humbert c:.illccJ
upon his friends -local
rcsiuur:ucurs -:ind they supplied
t11m "'ith help until he was al>ly
staffed ag:iin, but he has since
retained chefs rights for himself.
\\hen ''e went to the kitchen
for :.i \is1t, we saw pastry shells
read) for the oven, a huge stock
pot. its contents in the process of
reduction, :iromat1c soup bubbling
along and a fiery reJ to mato sauce
• Mmmeritlg-00 a froAt-Bur-a~----
Wclls containing mushroom.
cheese and lobster sauce \\ere at
the read.y -prepared by l lumbert
that very morning. He movc.s
MAllC Mun~/DAll.Y PILOT
Owner Yvan Humbert is also the executive chef at Le Biarritz.
A FRENCH FLAIR
Le Biarritz maintains tradition~ menu
rapidl), talks and cooks in a blur
of :ictivity.
Hum be rt m:ikes a terrific
mushroom soup and a big bo"I of
it :ilong ''ith a h:ilf·order of sal:id
costs S7.95 -a good buy. The
sal.:id choices ~ire Caesar, spinach
and the s:ilad Diarritz, '"hich has
cru nchy romaine, fresh sliced
1i1ushrooms and bay shrimp with
the house 'in:iigrctte dressing.
Cobb :ind Nicoise salads arc bolj
SS.95.
I fors d'oeuvrcs include
tapenndc -"ith imported French
olives, ancho' ies and g:irlic in a
thick, dark salty spread -great
on -crusty bread roasted with herbs
WHAT: le llon1tz
and olive oiL The other offerings
are typical of a traditional French
menu: cscargot tJ fa Dourguignon
(snails); O}'l>tcrs on the half shell;
duck pate; or the mousse de foie
truffcc (imported liver mousse
pate \\ith truflles), S7.95. There
are a couple or dcparturd -one
is b:iby calim:ui with Basque
he~bs, fried crisp. served with a
red bell pepper dip, S6.95.
The lunch menu stando uts :ire
the omelet Diarritz topped with
melted Swiss cheese, $7.95, and an
irresistible spinac h souffle wi th
eggs, spinach, bechamcl sauce,
Swiss and Parmesan cheese baked
in its own ramekin and brought to
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WHERE: 414 Old Newport~ood, Newport leoch
WHEN: lunch, 11 a.m, to 5 p.m. Mondays thro"gh frrdays; din·
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HOW MUCH: mod9fa
MORE INFO: 645·6700
Please Join Us
For Dinner
Lu.neh or.
W~end llruneli
Saballno's was orlglnally founded
In Chicago aner our fattier brought
tne tamlty recipe for our famous
ltall~ Sausage from Palermo, Italy
-ln the 1930's.
Today, his sons & grandson
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menu of authentic Italian food
prepared fresh daJly and seasoned with 5 generations of family pride,
Thank you,
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very, very hOt, SUS. B PmrwY w •s MD LB•
Weekend
Reaulars know about the 1 aa&MAJ&-' ~
specials not printed on the menu • My rn<MC motto: .. ,,. tdl >• ..at•s '•ot .•. I'll td l )'Ota •1'.at's
-the bca.t arc crab cakes with cool, buc not lilt Plot .•• lb.at's my rult." ,,.
lobster sauce, $7.95, and th:u mo:.t ._...or &k FaU: Gordon Toocoosis is the memonble Native American
deli&htful of stews. bed oarra1or and 11>iri1uaJ auidc wbo takci you through • hcl~)' duty emo-
Bourguignon, with lots or tender, t10n1I tour or the life and limci (1920s) Of the Ludl~'dln; pl tri:m:h mil·
O:m>r·filled meat. Sl 1.95. ASIC i1:uy man 1urned rancher (AntllQny Hopkins), his devoted sons Aidl n
about them because I busy waiter Quinn, Brad Piu and Henry Thom~ :and the •'Omln who touchcJ them
might forget to tell you. Other all, Julia Ormond. Painstakin& d\ar-.cter dC\-clopcncnt, a crisp Montan:i
cntrces, which include soup and scttin& and mO\ing musical score ao a Iona ~1ow1rd filling a \'Oid be·
salad, range in price from $9.95 tween what cpuld h:we been a foll-blown epic ~. and the 1V mini sc·
for a vegetarian plate with soy and rics it rcscmllcd.
sesame-dipping sauce or /e poulet u~ ~ilc dodJi na bloOd thirsty lo:in U\arlc.s at the aifl>')rt, .. bor·
du jour -a different selection or derline loser .. (Sinbad) bumps fruo Phil H.lrt.man :tn.d pretends to be his
chicken prepared each d!y, to college buddy who H:artm:an hasn't seen 1n )·cars. The fun begins ~ Sin·
$14.95 for med:tlhons of f1let bad tries to figu re out who he"s impersonating. "'hilc clO't\ning with H311·
mignon wuh Bearnaise S3UOC. m3n"s white brc3d, semi-dysfu nctional family, :and II ends 'V>ll h 3 bit of
A crisp young duckling is soul searching for all. You get a few chuckles along the way and some·
panially boned, served with times that's all it takes 10 brighten )'Our day,
traditional orange sauce, $11 .95, and tbe classic CDSSQulet de Richie Rich: Matllulay OJlkin is living every kid's dream as the richest kid
in America. He's got e1,-cry gadget, gizrno :ind gncbo )'OU could imagine,
Toulouse (wqite beans) pork, r3nging from :i "dad-locator" to a mini-McDonald's. AJthough 1he amu-homem:ide s:iusage and duck) makes 3 filling, hear_ty meal, encc and business style tilts the believability scale in this "not in your
$10.95. {AJI prices mentioned" arc wildest drc:tms could )'OU hi"wc this life" film , it still rates :imusing for \•iewers or all :iges. from the lun~h menu; CJfpect them • 1 to rise as the sun sets). Ready to Wu r (Prtt·A·Porter); This Robert 'Allman film feels more like
On 3 day when you throw diet virtu31 rc;ility than celluloid as )"Ou'rc transported to the .P:uis fashion
:ind budget' to the winds, order runw:iys, whel'C it's all ·about seeing :ind being seen. Some of the most fa.
one or the marvelous souffles. mous faces in Tinseltown :ife c:is1 in fresh new roles ·as quirl..j, oflbc:u
They come in three fl avors: Grand ch3r3cters, i.e. Kim ~er as the perky TV reporter delivering thC'
Mamier, chocolate and scoop 3nd the poop on the intern3tional fashion scene, Stephen Rea 3S 3
chocolate-raspberry. Desserts also celebrated .. reput3tion that went to his head'' photographer :and Danny
Aiello as a man with a little secret. lf this film was a party, it would defi· include cherries jubilee, creme
brulce and chocolate mo4'se c:ike. nitcly be an ''A List" eve nt.
Etched glass panels anll the l.Q.: It's a cu1c premise -.ith lots of promise: the non-fatal :itt raction of
dark wood interiors in the piano Tim Robbin~ (garage mech:rnic with potcnti:il) to Meg Ryan (Einstcin"s
bar will remind you of The Riviera br3iny niece) :rnd motchmaker W:ilter M:itth:iu (looking much lil..e Ein·
in South Coast Plaza. There is live stein). After the first half hour, it takes a direction that would m:ike a dis·
music on Friday and Saturday cussion of .. E equ:ils me squared" look intcrcSting, and the great scientist
nights, when waitress Laurie himself would prob:ibly have dis:ipprovcd of the formuJ:i for this film ... it
Krcspi, a 14-year Biarritz veteran, just didn't 3dd up. •
oversees things. Cobb: He was 3 failure :1s a· nice guy (m:i>be he he3rd they :ih .. a)"S finish
The airy Garden Room, orr to last). but he was a great ballplayer :ind so fans expect some testimony to
the right of the efmance, is ideal . Ty Cobb's :ibility on the ficJJ. But there's more fielding of insults :ind
for private parties _ it holds up beer bottl es th:in baseballs, Tommy Lee fones gives a ··11311 of F:imc ..
to 70 and was booked fo r a performance, enabling us to get up close :ind pcrson:il \\ith this basetrJll
Saturday afternoon bridal 'Shower sometimcS C-mili:irity breeds contempt, pr:iisc and boredom si-
the last time we dropped in. (Le ly. ·
Biarritz is nonn:illy closed for Durubtr: 1ftft-C.rcy gets progressively fun and fu nnier in c:ich
lunch on Saturday). H umbert has . So\l'le ol the "umor docs miss 1he m:irk, but there's M> much
developed a healthy business in you could be •mused only 65% of the lime and still have a bar-
b:inquets and business lunches and ghs. Jim Carrey docs "goofy•• better th:in any comcdi:in tod:iy.
d inners for large groups. _._01....le Book: Adventure :ind romilocc in lush surroundings con1ribu1c
A smooth French Chardo nn3y is endid :id;ip1:ition of this RuJyard Kit>ling classic. Deserving top
the house's white, $5.50 a glass. A re the monkeys tigers, p:inthcrs :ind elephants expressive enough
bottle or Gucnoc costs $26 on a some hum:in pcrfomiers :i run for their m"Oncy (food). The casting
list divided about half and half ...,. quite good, Jason Scott Lee mO\ing m.c one or the sleek cats, :inJ
between French and ~erican Lcn 3 H~ildley :is the prope r but independent Bri1. transplanicd to India
selections. h 's a oo(j idea to wit1s her milit:uy dad, S:im Nclll. G:ither family and.friends for a pleasant
make reservation~s~o~n::-::w~e~er.=en=:r---~--t--,flili~c,...1nillt~e~JttunrugnFc,"'e~\~1nn.g>"»;,.-,:'m'l1"P"'~r7t"'l"l~ir!lrr1'""".,..-,.,..,.,,......,...;...,...,........,....~i-J
~vcnings. some 'iolcncc mixed with tension,
. Morla Bird con~rs Joc:J/ dining 1/s Allll~r is an Onn~ Coast R~altor.
for tl1e D:Jily Pilot.
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poncokn greet MulCOn bteoijcs1 dishes ond lunch
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ITALIAN
IAIATINOS USTAUllANT & SAUSAOI CO.
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Menu 1nclud.s greo1 poito, oword winning (09$0r
solod, dehc:IOUs homemade sausage, veol, lomb, lots
of ~non dishes, good wu\e, beer. coppucc1no
& deserts "It's o Fom1ly owned & run teslouront
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Mor Come ond e11.pen9'\Ce Corona clel Mar's newast
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Som IO 11 pm. except Sunday open 4 lo 11 pm
()el;119ry OYO•loblt V WC, ~, W~ IN OUT
ltANDAUO rTAUAN CAil, located ot 21148
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pr~pored w1rh the f1ne11 meois & cheeses & famous
fo< ·Is 1nfomous chMsr.oke Prices ron~ Ir°"'
S2 00 IO S' 1 95 Optn Tues lhru Sor l 1·9pm.
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MQAC ASH & SHfOQO, loeoi.d at 2620
Newpon Blvd , Coste Mesa Menu incl udes
seafood solods, seofood sondw1ch.s, grilled
1nlfees. fish & chips, fish locos, sushi bnd more.
Also hos one of Oron91 Counry's lorgtit
mventones of fresh fnh from it's fish market.
Prices ronge from S 1 95 ond up Open w 11~ Soi 11.5, tD. we (71 4) 650-0130
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THI IAJtN STIAJC HOUSl, loco..c:t at 2300
Harbor Blvd, #31, Costa Meso. Men u includes
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Prices ronge f..Om $3 .7 5 for lunch ond S6. 25 For
dinner Open 11 om for lunch MSo Dinner 4_pm
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Just when you thought you couldn't eat
another undercooked asparagus spear or bite
into one more mushy marinated mushroom,
something happened to party food.· It got Fun
ogoinl Gone is the guilt, right along with all
those dismal, no-nonsense foods that have been
masquerading as party fore for the past few
years. Celebration is bock "in. Deprivation just
for the sake of deprivation is definitely out.
With our new nineties attitudes, we've come to
recognize the place of balance in our li•1es,
including our eating habits. We' re finally giving
ourselves permission lo really entertom again-
with special foods that are as .festive, feeli:Jood
and satisfying as the occasions when-friends and
family gather to share them!' The result? \(Ve're
happily rediscovering how to thoroughly en1oy
party foods. that ore pure, unadulterated
pleosurel
The timing couldn't be better. Food pundits are
predicting that the cocktail party-that bastion o{
fifties aAd sixties entertaining-is coming back
And there's no occasion that demands delicious,
delightful, indulgent finger foods like a congenial
Fry up some Mzzling nibbles witb the Preslo9 Fry()oddye deep fryer! dodcwise, slorting at lop right Ovesoclillo Crispen Crispy Cheese Soll Sites (in scoop) Curried Vegetoble
Oumpli~, MeolboRs En CroUte, DeYiled Egg Roll U~. Seafood Pinwheels.
6 cooked frozen or conn«/ crab 1 /8 teosp:oon white pepper
i---.~~,.,_--.-----1/4-a>p finely c~lntM-
1 tablespoon lemon iuice 1/4 cup finely cJ.opped green onions
1 (8-ounce) package cream 60 won #on ~ (1-povnd)
cheese 1 egg white, lightly beaten
-· 1I 4 teaspoon celery or garlic salt
Rinse ond drain seafood thoroughly. Shred crab or chop shrimp to make about
1 cup; sprinkle lemon juice over seafood. Beot cream cheese ond seasonings until
smooth ond creamy. Stir in $80food, chestnuts ond onions. Makes 2 cups.
Place o scant teaspoon of seafood mixture in center of each won ton wrapper
Brush edges of wrapper with lightty beaten egg white or 1 tablespoon Rovr mixed
with 2 tablespoons cold water. Bring the A corners up over ~lling ond pinch
together. Pinch edges toge~ Jnd shape to resemble o pinwheel. Keep covered as
you work. Heat oil in Fry{)odd)4 deep fryer. When hot, fry 3 or 4 pinwheels at o
time for 2 lo 3 minutes, Makes about 60.
1
. DEVILED EGG ROU UPS \1 :
6 hard cooked eiggs
3 tablespoons mayonnaise
2 teaspoons Dijon muslorcJ
2 teaspoons minced pimiento
I 12 leoSf.00!1 minced dill or chM.s
1 2 phytlo .dough sheets
1 egg while, lightly beo1en
Cool eggs and peel. Cut in half lengthwise ond carefully remove yolks. Set wflites
aside. Mcnh yolks ond mix with remaining ingredients, except phyllo doogh and
egg white . Fill cooked egg whites with mixture; c.over ond chill.'Cut each' filled half
egg in hcilf lengthwise to make 24 pieces. ·
Working quiCkly, fold 1 sheet of phyllo dough into quarters; cut in holf. Place one
deviled egg piece at one end. Brush sides with lightty beaten egg whites Roll
phyllo strip to enclose egg. Twist ends to close. Keep dough and wropped eggs
covered with plastic <Ka damp cloth as you work. Heat oil in FcyC>oddyt deep fryer. ~ hot, Fry 2 wrapped eggs at a time for 2 minutes. Mokes 2.4.
QlJESADILLA CRISPERS
1I 4 pound fresh $00SCJ9e • •
(cltorizo, Italian, e#c.}
1 cup re/ri«J beans
1I 4 cup finely chopped onion
1I4 cup cJiaicJ coMecl 9"'M chilies,
c/roined
1I 4 pound jo/opelso i«k c~,
Shreddf,c/ (I cup}
8 (7·inch} llovr rortillas
1 ~llovr
2 ~s cold wof9f"
Coe* sausage until done, breaking it up as it coob. Combine $0Usoge, beans,
omon, chilies CJnd cheese. Male~ obout l • 1 /2 cups. ·
Cut tortillas into quof19rs. Place obout 1 teaspoon ol bean mixture in center.
8nnh edgei with mixture ol ffour and water. Fold in half ond f"'S to s.eol; keep
c:meied os you work. Continue until all ore mode. Makes 32. '
L9t .tond 5 minutes beftwe fryina to allow edges to stidt togehr. Heat oil in f~ dee,> fryer. When hot, try 3 or .4 at o time for 2 minutin. Drain on
paper towels.
Altemat9 meehod: cut tortillas into 8 pe.. Fry in hot oil in Fry(>Qddye dee,>
fryer. Heat bean dip and Mr"9 with Fri.id chips. •
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'\CURRIED VEGETABLE DUMPLINGS
1 (3·oonce) package cream cheese
' tablespoon honey 1 /2 teaspoon curry powder
I /2 teaspoon cinnamon
1/4 teaspoon cumin
I /2 cup chopped cooked broccoli
1 /2 cup chopped coolcecl couliRower
1 /2 cup cooked peas or finely cut
green beans
1/4 cup chopped peanuts
pastry for 2 crust pie
I egg white. lightly beaten or
1 tablespoon Rour m )(eel w1•h
2 toblespooos cold woter •
Sohen creom cheese to room temperature; beot with honey and spices until
smooth .. Stir in remaining ingredients except crust and egg white Makes about
f-1 /2 cups.
Make pastry for 2·crust pie, roll l /8-inch thick. Cut 2 (3/ .4 to 3 inch) circles
'rerolling os needed Spoon about l teaspoon of filling in center of circle Brush edge
of circle with l19h~y beoten egg white o~ l tablespoon Rour m1Jted with
2 tob~s cold waler. Fold in half. press edges together with fork tir1es Hect 011
in Fry~ deep fryer. When hot, fry 2 or 3 pastry holf circles for 2 to
3 minutes, turning to brown both sides. Mokes a bout 30
CRISPY CHEESE
BALL BITES
2 cups shredded Chedclor cheese
( 1 /2·pound}
1 /2 cup crumbled blue cheese
(2·ounces}
1 (3·cxmce} pocko.ge cream cheese
2 tablespoons milk
1 teaspoon Worcestershi,.. sauce
1 leospoon lemon iu1ce '
1 tablespoon choppefi_ p1m1ento
1 tablespoon c~ chives
I /2 cup ground or finely
cfioPped nuts •
2 ( 1 I ·ounce) podo~s
refrigerated eroded wheat
or cornbreocl twists ·
let cheese stond at room temperotu,. befote moung. Beat or process cheese, milk,
Worcestershire sauce and lemon juice until well blended Stir in pimiento ond
chr'4S form into 40 MTIOll bolls. Roll in nuts, cover ond chill Open refiigeroted
twists and unroll Cut dough 1n half horizontally fp make A sections, then cut each
section into S pieces, each mode up ol .4 short strips On o lightly Aovred wrfoce,
use fingers lo pren ond pull strip until 1t is obout 2 inches wide ona 5 inches long
Cut in half Place cheese in cent. of holf, cover with at+-half, theo puU ond pinch
edges to seal YQ'J will make 20 squo...s from each pockoQe. Cov.r and chill unhl
r90dy to fry Heat oil in ~ deep fryer When hot fry 2 ~ cheese
bolls at o time for 2 to 3 minvf9s, tvming to brown oll side. ~es AO,
cocktail party. Guests mingle. Conversation
flows Food is savored, bit by tasty bit.
These six innovative finger food recipes will
certainly bring your new-age cocktail party
firmly into the ni(letles! Each one represents o
trod1t1onal pqrty food favorite only this time
each tempting tidbit 1s nestled inside o golden,
crunchy, irresistible deep-fried coating!
Imagine, for example, biting into o hot,
crusty pinwheel made with won ton wrapper
and filled with a creamy seafood concoction.
Or doing o new toke on egg rolls, with a
delicious oeviled egg inside 0 delicately fned
roll of phylto dough How about o mouth-
watering cheese boll meltmgly tucked mto o
crisp dumpling of wheat or corn twists? With
such· ~reative wrappers an<f scrumptious
filrings~ these treats ore sure to put your guests
in he cocktail party spirit
And speaking of spirits instead of
Manhattans or martin s today's cocktail
parties ore '110re likely to feature non-alcoholic
beer, fruit 1u1ces, bottled water and wine
coolers.
Even these deep-fried appetizers hove been
brought' more in line with our dietary goals
How2 By making them with fresh , nutritious ·
ingredients and using spices and herbs-not o
lot of salt-for seasoning By frying in
no-cholesterol veget9ble oil And most
importantly, by frying them right It s a
proven foct thot kx>d wh1c-h -ts-deep ffied
properly absorbs little oil
The best method is using on electric deep
fryer designed specifically tor home use.
Tbe most popular models ore manufactured
by Presto-the Presto FryDaddy electric
deep fryer a family-size fryer the Presto·
FryBaby· e1ectric deep fryer pe·fect tor.
single servings, and the Presto GronPappy
electric deep fryer for b19 batches c.,,d
·entertaining. All of these ,appliances make
home deep_fr¥Lag _safe convenient ond
foolproof because the proper frying
temperature is automatically controlled
By keeping the 011 at the correct frying
temperature (375 -425 FJ ts heat mstont1y
seals the outer coating crust or surface of
the food Then the food inside coo s to
delicious perfection without oil penetration
No oil penetration also means th~ food has
not flavored the cooking oil, so you con use
the oil over again UseJ.. it once to fry
G uesodilla Cnspers, then use at t~ fry a batch
of Curried Vegetable Dumplings When
you're finished, simply snap on the convenient
lrd provided with Presto home deep fryers
and store the oil right in the fryer
Porty food is finally fun· again I So start
celebrotmg with these innovative new finger
foods fresh from your deep fryer Your guests
will savor every crunchy golden. satisfying bite!
MEAlBALLS
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I egg l19h1t.., beo•e
3 tablespoons sco~o,.,ACJ bread c~umbs
2 tob/espoom mm crct.n or rro pepper
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1, 2 pound feon ground beef
I tablespoon olive o
1 tobfespoon buffer
1 ~up barbecue so ice
30 won tor. wrapper:.
I egg white light/ beaten o
l ,., e) ">OOn Rour ond
2 toolespoons cod .,.,'Off.>'
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Combine egg. breod crumbs minced vegetables
ond seasonings in a m1it ng bo-NI Add 9roond beef
.• and mix thoroughly Form IJ'\lo 3/ 4 ·1nch bolls· Heat
011 and butter in a medium fr}· pan Add mootbohs,
shake pan ond furn meatballs to brown on oil sides
and cooked through about 5 mi"utes. Cool
mootbolls This may be done oheod of time ond
meatballs refngeroted unhl needed Mok~ 30 .
Roll meatballs in borbecue soucc Place 1n c~ter
of won ton wrops>er. Bring corner. over meotboll
' Brvsh remaining · corners with lightly ~len egg
white or o mixture of 1 toblespooo Rovr and
2 tobles~ns cold water. Wrop meatball by
br1ng1ng corners vp and MO ing them k> eoc.h Other
~ 1t resembles a pinwheel. Continue unltl all
meotbolls ore wrapped Heo• 011 in Fry{)oddyt' deep
fryer. When hot, fry J or A wrapped meatballs ol o
time for 2 lo 3 minu s turning to bt:own 011 sides
Drain on P9P-4t' towels · Makes 30
SeNe with sour cream chives and dill for o
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Why not try lamb? n· I IOP Ill
It is always fun to try a new
recipe from your favorite magazine
or food page which may or may
not become a new tradition.
Unfortunately it is the endless
cveryd3y meals that often need
revitalizing. The new cuts of lamb·
found in th e meat case can turn
this challenge into an easy journey
into delicious everyday meals. The
intere~ting use of lamb in many
popular Italian dishes is a great
way to put something special on
the dinner table.
Several ideas come to mind
including a ground lamb and
Resta-stYle
enchllailas
win top prize
Enchiladas Fantasticas, a
crowd-pleasing main dish
with zesty fie sta flavors, has
garnered Grand Prize
honors -and a check for
$3,000 -in the 1994 Pace
Picante Sauce Pick Up Ttw
Pace Recipe Conte)!. Firin);
up the judges with its
fabulous flavor enticing
::ippearance and fuss-free
preparation, the winning
rl!cipe was selected from a
record number of entries in
the annual recipe round-up.
The enchiladas' savory
lilting combines ground
turkey, spinach and cream
cheese with the
garden-fresh, authentic
Mexican flavor of Pace
Picantc Sauce in the cook's
choice of extra mild, mild,
medium or hot. Drightly
topped with 1oma1oas, the
enchil:ldas b:ike to flavor
perfection in short order. A
la!il-mi n.lle sprinkli ng of
chccll completes the festive •
di!ih. 1'o serve, embellish the
enchilad:is with the desired
optional garnishes, or pass
the toppings and let
everyone customize their
own according to personal
preference.
The be)t-of-contest prize
goes to Roz Keimig, a 29
)'Car-old dental office .
coordinator from Guymon,
Okla., for hef winning ~vay
"11h enchiladas.
''Thb )Car's Pick Up Pace
Recipe contc)t entries
rcnectcd the n:ition's
increased interest in
lower-fat foods, and recipes
often included qualifiers
!>uch :1~ guiltless, heart
health .ind fovfree in their
n~mes. Any of today's
nutritional stars were
featured frequently,
including cabbage, sweet
potatoes, fresh garlic and
beans -singly or in
combinations of up to five
different kinds. Ground beef
and chicken tied for the
mollt-favorcd main dbh
mainstay, while more than
I I% of all entrce entries
were meatless.
ENCHILADAS
FANYASYICAS
• 1 pound ground turkey
• 12 nour tortillas (7 inch),'
\\Urmed
• 2 cups Pace Picante Stiuce
• 1 cun ( 1.i-lh ounces) diced
tomatoes ill juice
• 1 package (10 ounces-}
frozen chopped spinach,
thawed, squeezed dry and
chopped
• 1 cup c.i ounces) shredded
cheddar cheese
• 2 teaspoons ground cumin
•Optional toppings:
Shredded lettuce, ripe olive
slices, a'"ocado slices, sour
cream
• 1/l teaspoon snit
• 1 pack.age (8 ounces)
regular or light cream
cheese, cubed
In 10-inch non-stick
skillet, cook turkey until it
loses its pink color, breaking
into small pieces with spoon.
Add I cup of the picante
sauce, spinach, 1-V'l
teaspoons of the cumin and
salt. Cook and sir S minutes
or until most of liquid has
evnporatcd. Add cream
cheese, stirring just until
melted; remove from heat.
Spoon about V.. cup filling
down center of each tortilla;
roll up and place seam side
down in lightly greased 13 x
9-inch baking dish. Combine
tomatoc • rem3inin& I cup
picante sauce and remaining
~ teaspoon cumin; mix well.
Spoon over enchiladas. Bake
at 350F for 20 minutes'or
until hot. Sprinkle~ With
cheddar cheese; return to
.. oven 2 minutes to melt
cheese. Top as de ired and
1erve with additionnl picantc
sauce. Makes 6 servings.
rigatoni coml5in:lllon with un
off-the-shelf tomato herb s3ucc.
.4tir-fry strips of boneless lamb and
combine with crisp stc3med
veget3bles and pa!ita. Toss with
prepared pesto sauce and grated
Parmesan cheese before servina. A
great tasting pizza can be made
with the ltalian focacci:i &read
which cnn be topped with pizza
sauce, cooked ground lamb, lots of
gnrlic, black olives and a heavy
sprinkling or Italian herbs. Serve
with soup or a large salad.
A favorite dbh from Italy that
seems to suit the criteria for quick
and easy as well as special is lamb
piQtta. This recipe can be used
for everyday or for entertaining.
Picaua is a classic Italian dish
originally made with veal. Lamb
gives this traditional dish a rich,
delicious flavor. Thin slices of
floured and seasoned lamb arc
quickly sauteed in oil :md the pan
drippings are mixed with lemon
juice or wine and herbs for a
delightful sauce to serve with the
meat. Serve with a bruschetta and
a pasta vegetable combination.
Choose an American leg of
lamb for the boneless slices called
Famll• llarfrets
for in tl\c pic:uta as the American
lea of lamb is meatier and is a
good choice for .other Italian
favorites such as scallopini.
Unfortunately too many people
assume that because American
lamb cuts arc large that they arc
less tender and mild. You will be
pleasantly surprised to know that
Afnerican lamb is specifically
grown to provide more lamb, less
bone and mild flavor.
Remember as you plan those
holiday meals that American l:tmb
has a large selection or cuts to
make your meal planning easy and
lamb is 'l 5imple w:ly to re~edy
the boredom of 1he same old
quick and easy recipes.
LAMS PICCATA
• I tablnPoon ollve oil
• "4 cap ftduced .OCH•• ~
broth
• 1 pound Inn frHh American
lamb sirloin, cut in "4-lncb 1littS
• v~ teaspoon •-bite pq>ptt
• V.. teaspoon paprika
• 1/l pound mushrooms, sUctd
• I tablespoon capers
• 2 dO\"'U &•rlk, crvsbcd
.
• l tablapooa chop~ pal'ttty
• V.. cap reduce.a sodium brotll
• V.. cup red wine
In 10-inch skillet, heal oil and
saute lamb until browned on all
sides. Remove lamb and keep
• warm. Saute mushrooms a1id
garlic; add to l:smb. Add V.. cup
broth and wine to skillet; simmer
ever medium high heat until
mixture is reduced by half. Add
remaining broth and reduce
slightly. Stir in pepper, paprika,
lamb and mushrooms and reheat
over low heat.
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Hosting th e perf cct Super
Bow I p:irty is not :in usy
win, Hungry fan s need :a
de licious spread of 'l'am
· hes and scrumptious
sscrts that will keep them
e nergized and sati!lfied well
into the founh quarter. This
)'Car go for the winrting
touchdo,,n by including
these impressive, yet easy to
m:ike football Hall of
Fame rs ort your dessert
buffet. Kick off the halftime
o desserts ''i1h a generous
pl:iuer loaded \\ith Dessert
N:ichos. This simple recipe
of cri py graham crackers
cro" ncd '' ith Cool Whip
"hipped topping pnd a
refreshing-medley of fruits ''ill score big points \\ilh
your guests. It takes only
minutes to ~scmble these
n:ichos, so you \\On't be
sining on the sidelines "hilc
your te:im is m:iking It to
first down.
Another gre:it
make-al"lead r_ecipe,
Chocolate Candy Bar
Dessert is :i decdent
layered dessert loodcd \.'1111
luscious chocol:ite na,or.
Layers of Jell-0 Chocol:ltc
Flavor lnst:int Pudding,
chopped cand> b:i~ and
Cool Whip arc t~med "ith
S\\Cetencd crc:im cheese all
on a chocol:ue cool..ie crumb
crulll. A great \\ay to toast
the nc\\ I) cro'' ned Super
BO\\I champs, this dessert
wiJI become a game dJy
smndard.
Complete the play of the
da\ \\ith a fruitv and
refreshing S1 r.1\vberry
Yogurt D ip. Gre:it for fans
''ho are ":itching their
wai!.tlioes, this ~ip is a real
winner "hen paired with
fresh fruits. There is no
doubt that \\ith this game
plan of delicious desserts,
you'll be sure 10 capture the
mO!.t valuable host award.
DESSERT NA CHOS
• 12 whole gr:lham cnck/rs.
• l tub (8 ounces) Cool
Whip "hipped topping,
thawed
• l cup chopped
str::mbcrrics
• l cup chopped peeled kfo i
• l cup s liced b::inanas
• Stra"bcrry dessert topping
Dreak gr:iham crackers in
h:ilf. Score each half
diagonally with knife; break
apart to form t riangles.
Arrange ~ of the triangles
in single layer on !.erving
plates. Sprcnd evenly with ~
of the "hipped topping; top
\\ith 'I.! o f the fruit. Drialc
with dessert topping. Repeat
layers. Refrigerate until
ready to serve. Makes 6
!>Cl"\ ings. --
CHOCOLATE CANDY
BAR DESSERT
• 2 cups chocolate wafer
cookie crumbs
• VJ cup sug:ir, divided
• VJ cup (l stick) Parkay
spread Mick, melted
• l package (8 ounces)
Philadelphia Urand cream
cheese, sortcncd
• l tub (12 ounces) Cool
Whip whipped topping,
thawed
• 1 cup chopped
chocolatc·CO\Cred candy
bars
• 3 cup cold milk
• 2 packages (4-serving slt.e)
Jell·O chocolate navor
instant pudding & pie filling
Mix cookie crumb , V.. cup
o r the sugar and spread in
13x9-inch pan. Press firmly
onto bollom of pan.
Refrige rate 10 minutes.
Deal cream cheese and
remaining V.. cup sugar in
medium bowl until !.mooth.
Gently stir in ~ of the
whipped topptng. Spread
evenly over crust. Sprinkle
chopped candy bars over
cream cheese lnycr. Po ur
milk into large bowl. Add
pudding mixes. Beat with
wire whi k J minute. Pour
over chopped candy bar
layer. Let sta nd 5 minute
o r until thickened. Spread
remaining whipped topping
over pudding layer
Refrigerate 2 hours or until
set. Gorni!lh ~ith addition;,il
chopped candy bar , if
desired. Cut into Mluarcs.
Store lcf tover dessert in
r:cfrigcrotur. Makes IS to 18
servings.
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• · Whether you are entertaining
friends or samply saacking al
home, the Oilifomia Milt
Advisory Board (CMAB) offers a
new twist on an old-time favorite,
pot:ito pancakes, that works well
for either occasion.
Mexican-Stytc 0.ecse and
Potato made fronJ shredded
Chedd3r chce5e. potatoes. carrots,
zucchini and onions. arc authentic
to Mexico and a great tame saver.
The pan ic!. C3n be prepa red in
adv:mcc for a dinner party, or kept
on h:ind (or family sn:icking. In
nddition, the p:itties arc :t healthy
nhcrnati'c to chips or cookies.
As an appetizer or :i snack,
Mc ic3n Cheese and Potato
P:lllics arc cspcciaJly delicious
when g:irnished with1 sour cream
3nd jalapcno pepper slices. Kids
will love to as~ist making
Mexican-SI) le Cheese and Potato
Pallies by measuring ingredients
and learning to bake these tasty
trc:its. 1 And the next time your kids
come home from school craving a
treat, serve something tasty and
unexpected brought to you by the
Cnlifomia Milk Advisory Bo:ird
tc:MAai. Delidaua ~ a.eac St\lftcd
Bel ~rs arc a ftber-rtlled
allen..WC to the typical ..
aftCT-sichool snack. Made with
ground turkey, black beans and
Califomia-made Monterey Jack
cheese, they tm minutes to
prepare and kids can help by
adding a wide variety or their
favorite Oavorful ingredients,
including chopped onions,
Anaheim chiles and com kernels.
A Oavorf ul addition to almost any
menu or a light meal on their own,
Califomi:l-Style Olecse Stuffed
Bell Peppers can be conveniently
cooked in the microwave. They
a!C a¥ an excel.Jent source or
Vltamtn A.
CALIPOlllllA-11YLI
CHIUI ITUfflD alLL
PIPPIH
• 8 medium bell peppers
• ~ pound ground turkey
• ~ teaspoon nit
•~cup chopped ~
• 2 cloves earlic, ~lnccd
• 2 cups (8 ounces) 'h-inch cubes
California-made Qucso Qucsadilla .
• Meillct~ Jtd dlttsie '-ttll
Jtl flH
0
f( ....... • z. ftlfl cGObd rice
• l mp ~ black brins, well
dna.td
• 1 ""P com bnds
• ~ cup lln~'1 ~~ Anahthn
cMks
• 2~ aaps sptcy tomato sautt
Slic.e ~-inch off top of bell
peppers. Remove seed pod 3nd
inner nl>s; set :iside. In large p:in,
fill f\\.-o-thirds with w;iter. Bring ,to
a.boil. Add peppers several 3t a
time, submerging and cook for 2 •
• minutes. Remove and turn Up!lide
down, dnlining well. Repc3t
p~ss until all peppers :ire
bl3nched.
In large skillet sprayed with
no-stick cooking spray, saute
turkey scasd'ned with saJt, cooking
and crumblin~. Remove from
skillet, dram well. Saut'C onion and
garlic for 3 to 4 minutes until
lightly browned. In 3 large bowl,
combine tur'kcy, chee e,
onion.-garlic, rice, b~ans. corn and
chiles. Add tomato sauce an~
gently mix. Spoon mixlure into
bl3nchcd peppers, ~ividing equally.
Place into a ¥dJ pealed bakifta
p:an and bake an pi'cheatcd 375F
O\'en for 2S ao 30 minutes or \lntil
warmed throu&h and bubbly.
Serve. (Makes 8 servings).
Microwave directions: Using
microwave-safe dish, arrange
stuffed peppen in t\o\O rOM. CQvcr
with wax paper. Pl3ce dish in
microwave and cook on High
(100%) power for 14 to 18
minutes or until fully he:itcd,
rotatmg dish twice. A11ow to st;ind
for S minutes. Serve.
· Nutrients per serving: calorics
299; protein 18 g; calcium 250 mg;
C3rbohydrates 33 g; fat 12 g;
dietary fiber 5.5 g; cholesterol 44
mg; sodium 807 m&. •
MIJUCAN·ITYLI CHIUI
AND POTATO PAftlU
• l~ cups (4 ountts) potalo,
peeled and coarsely crated .
• ~ cup coarsclj gntcd carrot
• 'h cup coarsely &ntcd tucchlni
• 'h cup coarsely gnlcd onion
• l can (4 ounces) chopped cbilcs,
wtil dralncd
•2 eggs
• 'h teaspoon chili powder
Thurlday, January 1915
• ~ ....... ~iad C'Ulla
• ~ tnlpOOll salt
·•~1an•011
c.uroraS.·••de Cbtddar cbeeM
• ~ nour or masa b1rin•
• ~ cup Crema Mtxkaa1 or soar
crtam
• ~ cup ~ jalapeno dalln.
well dnlned
In large bowl, combine potato,
c3rrot, zucchini, onion 3nd chile~.
In medium bowl, bc:it together
eggs, chili powder, cumin and salt,
pour over vcget3blcs. Add cheese
and gently mix to blend. Stir in
flour, well. Drop by l3bleij>OOns
onto lightly oiled hot griddle.
Cook until lightly brown and crisp
on each side. Serve warm with
Crem~ :ind jalapcno •
Form into walnut-sized balls nnd
P.lacc on lightly greased cookie
sheet. Slightly flatten each ball.
Bake in pre he3ted 375 F o\l\!n for
12 to 15 minutes. M:ikes 48
se rvings. Nutrients per serving:
calories 33; protein J.5 g; calcium
37 mg; carbohydrates 2.2 g; fat 2.2
g; dietary fibe r 0 g; cholesterol 36
mg; sodium 66 mg. ·
Come in from the cold to some delicious· C.anton Corn Soup
There h nothing quite :is
satisfying as enjo}ing a piping-hot
bowl o f soup on a cool autumn
day. C;into n Corn Soup is a hc;:irty
and wholesome, Asian-inspired
dish sure to wann the soul even
on the coldest days.
Tilis new recipe from the
C;ilifornja Milk Advisory Board
provides all the benefit s of
homemade soup without long
hours sla,ing O\'Cr a hot stove.
Your kitchen will be fi lled with
the rich aroma or chicken broth
inf u~ed with the flavors or onien,
corn and frc!lh cilantro . Plus, you ·
can feel good 3bout servi ng a
nutritious meal that provides
pro tein, vitamins and calcium, bu t
IS not ,high in sodium like so many
~nned soups. Canton Com Soup,
with all its rich taste, is
surprisingly low in fat as well. J u!.t
the right amount or butler, along
with Sweet Acidophilus lowfat
milk, give this soup its creamy
flavor while imparting only six
grams of fat per serving.
Acidophilus lowfot milk, made by
culturing milk following
pasteurization, has the s:i me
amount o f calories and nll the
nutritional benefits of lo'' fa t milk.
CA~TON CORN SOUP
• l tablespoon butter
• l large onion, chopped
• l quart Acidopbilus lo\\fat (2~)
milk
• l tablespoon firmly packed
brown sugar
• l package (16 02.) frozen corn,
·tha"cd
·• l can (14 OL) chicken broth
• V4 teaspoon freshly ground black
pepper ' • v~ cup cornstarch dissolved in 3
Farmers
=
Fl =
tablespoons wntcr
• V., cup lightly packed cilantro
leaves, chopped
•Thinly sliced green onions, for
garnish (optional)
ln a 3-quan saucepan, melt
butter O\'Cr medium heat. Add
onion; cook u ntil soft, stirring
occasion:ill~, about 8 minutes.
Meanwhile, in a 2-qu:irt
microw:ivcable measuring cup or
di!.h; cook milk in microwa'e on
high about 9 minutes or until hot;
cover to keep wann. Add !.ugar tO
onion; cook, stirring frequently,
¥ =
until light brown, about 7 minutes.
Set aside l cup corn; add
remaining com, broth, and pepper
to onions; bring to boil.
Add cornstarch mixture; cooJ..
and stir 2 minutes. Pour into food
processor, in batches if necessaf);
proce~!> until almost smooth.
Return to pan; add resel"\·ed
com, heated mi lk and cilantro.
Cook O\er medium hc:it, stirring
frequently, until heated through.
Garni~h with green onions ir
desired. ~fakes 8 cups/6 serving .
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