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Home My WebLink About1995-11-24 - Orange Coast PilotH 0 0 PS Newport Harbors boys face hurdles Serving the.Newport-Mesa community since 1907 Eat, drink and goto ·the movies • Thanksgiving is a p opular day for fa milies to take in a movie. By Evan Henerson. Dally Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -Dar- lene McClung expected a slow day ... and found out she was wrong. McClung, the assistant manager of the Edwards Cine- mas in Tnangle Square, had to call for relief throughout the day A single usher, conces- sionaire and box office staff member would not be enough to handle the Thanksgiving Day crowds "L would never think to go to a movie during the day on Thanksgiving," McClung said during a bnef mid-afternoon lull "Al mg ht, aft e r people eat, 1s usually when it gets busy. But this has been all rlay. It 's crdzy" Across town m Newport Center. mandgers dt the Edwdrds Big Newport and Fashion Island cinemas said that the entJre Thanksgiving holiday 1s usually hectic Dur- ing the morning, dads and grandparents bnng young children to the movies while the moms spend the day cook- iJ]g. D1JJmg tbe everung, after thP celebration 1s over, fami- lies come out together, the manageri said. "What else are they gomg lo do after they eat but go to the movies?~ said Carlene Rona as she took ticket requests at the Fashion Island box office. Theater employees attrib- uted the brisk busrness to the Wednesday opening of "Toy Story" which played a t the Edwards Big Newport and Tri- angle Square. The drama "Casino" dnd two action movies, i "Money Tram" and "Nick of Time" also opened Wednesday Family films such as "The American President" and "Home for the Hoh days" also drew heavy crowds Thursday at Big Newport and Fashion Island '"Home for the Holidays' 1s way outselhng everything else here." Rona said. "Probably because it's a spoof of Thanks- giving. Our two action movies haven't been very busy at all." Jim Woodin, the manaqer at Big Newport, said he expected today to be even busier than the Thursday Pdfents would drop off kids to see "Toy Sto- ry" and use Lhe lime to duck in for an hour of shopping at the stores 1n Fashion lsland, Woodin said •SEE MOVIES PAGE 10 r------~--~--~--~, I . I I I I I \ ll I \ I AROUND TOWN 8 : CLASSIFIED 15 : POLICE FILES 2 I PUBLIC NOTICES 14 I t SPORTS 12 : WEATHER 2 : VOLUNTEER DIRECTORY 6 I • A ,f • JI ~1 Ii ['AIL l>lL "' Three-month-old Brooke gets a taste of her first Thanksgiving from her mother, Tammy McCombs, as her father, Wayne, e njoys his meal provid ed by the Rea Community Center in Costa Mesa. HELPFUL HELPINGS Dinner at the Rea Community Cen ter is a holiday traditi~n By Evan Henerson, Daily Ptfol T o many who would spend part of Thd.I1ksgw- mg dt Costa l\.lesa's RPd Community Center, the sev- enth annual dlMer at the> Someone Cares Soup Kitchen I!. as much a holiday trndJhon as turkey c111d stuffing The holiday crowd w~s no aberration Volunteers Stlld that the Soup Kitchen has been busy since the beginning of the month. With a Christmas din- ner approachmg, Hatleberg expects she will have to turn people away. "I've already either turned away or Cound other places for 200 people." she said Thursday would be the sec- ond Soup Kitchen Thanksgiv- ing for Sonia, a mother of tow and a 10 year Costa Mesa resi- dent. Not surprisingly her chil- dren -ranging m age from 9 to 3 -pa.rt:Jcularly en1oyed dessert Five Feet Too donated I 00 turkeys and severdl othe1 local businesse'i gave table cloths. decorativ<' vases and enough food to feed 1,000 people Soup Kitchen Founder I\. lerle I latle- berg drew up the menu c1nci 81 volunteers spent the mommq preparing and arrctngmg thP holiday feast. The dinner wo1tlJ last from 1 to 4 p.m Volunteers serve portions of donated food to a line of needy Costa Mesa residents at the Rea Community Center. "Everything lS wonderful and they feed you very well," Sorua said through an inter- preter The Soup Kitchen typically feeds homeless, mentally deh- cient mclividuals and famiJ1e<; who live below the poverty line But when people line up outside the Rea Center or at lhP First t.. tc>thocllst Church for a me..11, ! lctt!E-berg QN>S 11nt ,,,k questions "If you walk up tom) door and you'r<' hungry. then you quaWy, '' ShE' SdJU Seated in a wheekhdlI rn~c1r the kitchPn Pnlrance. Hc1Ueberg waved gn=-f'tmgs to visitors, many of whum WN<' regular'> "We're getllng more and mow families," HdUeberg said. "They generally edl ftrsl " People of all ages filled up - the 186-sectt hall al the Rea Conunuruty center wlule a line ol future drnNs tWlsted into the park.mg lot lns1ct<:>, manager Andy Amaya and volunteers made ~ure everybody found a 1 plan' to sit and came out of the kitchen with a full plate. "I love working with all the people. It's a lot of h111 for me," said Amaya who was working !us first Thanksgiving wtth the Soup Kitchen Thursday. I By comparison, Five Feet Too's Michael Chang is a Soup Kitchen veteran. Chang had been active with Share Our Selves. Eventually, he lea.med that the Soup Kitchen needed help as well and decided to pitch in. For the sixth year, Chang and his employees held a park- 111g lot party Tuesday while they cooked the turkeys. "It's rewarding to be able to help out Merle here." Chang said. Across the table and wear- mg balloon hats, sat three laborers who arrived m Costa t.. lesa from MeJOco six months ago Javier, Jose, and Jaime heard about the Soup Kitchen d.umer trom friends. At another table, Ann led her husband and five children in a quick pr&yJ"r before settling down to eat . "It's like a gourmet lutchen here. I'm not kidding," she said. "They're very generous here and they give you what you need." Newport Pier merchants struggle for business under winter's gloom • Observers say shopping malls draw customers away and pier businesses need to target locals as well as tourists in order to survive. By Carolyn Miiier, Daily Pilot M CPADDEN SQUARE -Dur- ing the cool, foggy days of winter, the Newport Pi.er-area mirTors ·a ghost town: parking lots are bar- ren, "Closed• signs hang in some darkened shop windows and few people mill around the oceanfront boardwalk. tt is a drastic change from the ,swmner months, when an empty •parking spac;e ls as valuable as a Winning lottety ticket, lines at food and beverage businesses stretch out to the sidewalk.; and bUdn.i and turf $totes are brim- ming wtth beachgoers. "We try to do a lot of business during the tounst season to cover for the winter season, but it's still tough." said Jess Bingaman, a manager for l 0 years at Peny's Pizza on the boardwalk. The pizza shop's clientele dropped froµi an average of 400 customers a day in the summer to 30 a day in the winter, Bingaman said. .. One th~ory on the decline in business /is competition from shopping centers like 1\1angle ,,Square in Costa Mesa and Fash- ion Island in NeW(>ort Beach, which attract crowds of people year-round. · •Business has dropped off becau e of 1'1angle Square,,. said Binffama.n, w ho contends the decbne ls especially noticed at night. •Pep. are up In Costa M0$b, and that new area, wtuch cuts into our ve.ning business.• More lighting 4t night, cheaper parking f es, ente rtainmt>nt or sonal octivities in the court- yard at the base of the pier could draw thousands -like the annual Newport Harbor Christmas Boat Parade -say several merchants. Mlt would help all the mer- chants here if we had some ldn,d of activity to bring people here," said Sandra Meoll, who hos worked for ye6J'S at Charlie's· Chili, a 28-year-old eatery at the pier. •some days it's like a ghost town." Belinda Theam. who works at the 24-hour Seaside Donuts and Bakery, agrees that sornethlng new, dillerent and exciting ts needed. •we should have some nt r· tA1n.rnent down here,• Theam said. •we're OK, but a lot of places don't even~ on some days. We need eomething - there's lot. ot c."0IDP4ttitioo; • Newport a.ch Mayur JobD Hedges Mid be acnocetes ~ area mercbAlltl ~a •SEE PIER MOE 10 PATR O L S Residents awng Buck Gully seek increase . Hair stylists want to cut business taX • The funds generated would be used by the Corona deJ Mar chamber of commerce to attract 1oUrists. By Evan Henerson. Datly Pilot CORONA DEL MAR-With- out some key revisions, a tax to J pusinesses to promote tourism could get • cllpped" before it ever gets off the ground. The city council recently sent the proposal for the Corona del Mar Business Improvement Dis- trict back to the local chamber of commerce -the agency wb.Ich will be ultimately be responsible for admuustenng the assessment funds. The proposal did not yet have the support of ~nough of the community's merchants, . and needed revision, the council decided. The strongest obJOCtlOn to the district may come from the city's independent contractor$ -the' several hundred manicurists and hd.IT stylists many of whom say the extrd assessment charge is inap- propnate. • Under the BID system, every merchant pays the equivalent of tus or her annual busmess license fee to a special fund adrrunistered by the improvement district's board of directors. The money is used-;for-adv ertrsn1g-and promot·-~-1 111g the area · , Hair stylists and manicurists each pay $100 for theu busmess.,. l.Jc~nse. But because severo.l of them work part time and are independent contractors who rent work space 1 from a salon O\.llller, • hair styhsts say they are unwilling to pay an extra $100 a year for promotions which will not benefit them. · When he first learned ot the concept, Sam Wiggins of Great Lengths Hair Salon, said he felt like he was bemg Nstrong-anned" by the Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce A dues-paying memberslup orgaruzation has no business telling non-members how to spend lheLT money, according to Wiggins "A lot of us ar~ saymg. 'Why don't you use the chamber funds? Don't use my money,"' Wiggins said. "I've been in tlus business 30 years-and I've never been coerced." Gary Storey, who rents a work space at Salon Raffine, wrote up a pellbon and gathered 100 signa- tures against the BID proposal from busmess owners and inde- pendent contractors alike Although the cit} council can form a BID as long as 51 °., of the merchants support the concept, Storey beheves the city should send out a ghost ballot to deter· mine how the m erchants would like to see the money spent. Like Wiggins. Storey said he • SEE TAX PAGE 10 Business along the ocean- front walk at the . Newport Pier ls a aolltary rt de du.rtng the . cold and foggy mon.ti (A lUK5CH • I /0.\11.'I' Pl.OT FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1995 CITY EDITOR lllS YOICOI 574-4211 check it out !For a great escape, start· at the library By Sara Barnicle and Melissa Adams For people ln Ohio, winter sports may mean shoveling ace off tbe dnveway. CalJ- foIIU.clnS have other opbons, mcludmg pastimes at near and far slopes, as well as golf and tennis at local and distant venues No matter what type of Pscape you prefer, help is at hund at the library. There dre nearly 1,000 skl dreas m the Uruted States and Canada, dccordmg to "Fodor's Slrung in the USA and Canada." Find fa cts dbout 132 of them in this guidebook and other resort hstmgs m "The White Book of t;;kl Art>dS" cand ''The Greatest Sk.J Rt>sorts m North Arnenca " Thow who prefer cross-coun- ll)' skun9 will hnd a section dt•voted to tl an "Gene Kilgore's Rdnch Vdcattons. • For East · C'odSI travelers, "Cross Country Ska An•ds A C'ritJcal Gwde" lists 32 de'>lmdtaons, with maps and clf'ldlJed r('VWW!> Before you hit the slopes. per- hdps you'd hkP to rehne some ..,kJJJs Fmd cond11.lorung exercas- "" ctncl dov.nhtlJ bas1C<; IO • Alpmt-Ski School,· a 30- mmutc> \1deo Look for inspuing ~k1 fooldCJf' dnd shdpe-up tech- niques on "Suzy Chaffee's Ski \\'urkout • Or lt•dm "I iow to Ice Skttte" on dn hour-long video featuring world C'hdffips Tru Babtlonau dnd Randy Gardner. If 9olf 1s your gdJ11e, find list- mq!-. for 200 of the world's great- est rc>sortc; 1n "Golf Resorts lnter- ndlibnul · In c1ddibon to d.ITien.ity detdus, thts guide lists dining, shopp1119 and sightseeing opttons On the fltp side, there's "Anwnc:ci 's Worst Golf Courses,· featunng fd1rwc1vs deemed not up to pur hy <1uthor John Gdmty A l N THE -· EDUCATION Heather J. Perry of Costa Meta and Barbara E. Koplcld of Newport Beach were selected to the Dean's U st at C alifornia Slate University, Chico for the spring sem ester. COMMUNITY Alejandro Garrl of Corona del Mar received the Mr. and Mrs. James V. Powers Award of $300 at tbe 1995·96 Metropoli· tan Opera Auditions. Garri, a countertenor, received the award at tbe Orange County District Auditions held at Ch ap - man University. CORPORATE --Patrick P. Cadigan, Ph.D., has bee n named executive director for Friendly Hills HealthCare Foundation, a non-pro fit associate of Friendly Hills HealthC are Network of La Habra . Mr. Cadigan has served as chairman of tbe board or chief execu· live officer Patrick F. Cadlgan for four medium-to-high technology companies in the last 20 years. He received bis B.S. from Boston College and his M.B.A. from Boston University, his M.A. and Ph.D. from Claremont Grad uate School. He is also a grad uate of Harvard's Ad vanced Management Pro- gram. Mr. Cadigan resides in Newport Beach with his wife Dr. Tandra L. Cadigan an ob/gyn. Robbins Jorgensen Christo· pher. Architects have been I.etained by the Coast Commu- nity College district to provide p roject management se'rvices for the planned new $2.3 mil- lion Orange Coast college '.Qtrild.c'are Facility situated on ~ ..c()l.lega.. CfII)P~ m ,.J;o~ Mesa . Newpon Bnch.'Costa Mesa Daily Pile>( receiving assistanc:e include the Ecumenical Service Alliance in San Clemente, Christmas in April in Irvine, Girls Inc. in Cos· ta Mesa and the Leukemia Society. For information con- tact C huck Schroeder (714) 252·3448. The Association of Profes· sional consultants, which refe rs qualified professionals to indi- vf(luals, companies and other organizations who want to solve particular .problems or meet business . challenges, has hired Les Goldberg Public Relations to increase its visibility nation- wide. For informa tion. call (800) 745-5050. Pacific Building lndm~les C-PBI") was dmsen as general contractor by The Irvine Com· pany for construction of the clubhouse and outbuilding for their newest goU comse, Oak Creek. The golf course archi- tect is Fazio Golf Course Designers and 'the clubhouse architect is Carlile/Coatsworth/Sh ankweil .. er Architects. Construction b egan Oct. 2, with completion scheduled for September 1996. Join the NEWPORT JAYCEES and their friends for a Harbor Cruise on Dec. 6, 1995 from 6:30 p .m . to 9:00 p.m . aboard the Cannery Boat. The Cruise includes hors d'oeuVTes and a no-host bar followed by a silent auction and dessert in the bar or the Cannery Restaurant For information (714) 451-2178, to purchase tickets please call Julie Chapman (714) 672-0622 Seating is limited advance pur- chase is recommended. Ame rican Dalamed, a litiga- tion qocument imaging compa- ny recently moved their corpo- rate offices to 16,000 sq. feet in Newport Beach. *We're so excited about our beautiful new space !ind we've always been big on Christmas, we couldn't wait to decorate our builcting •, said Robb Howard, President Need to hne-tune your swmg or pohsh your putting before get- tmg on the green? Pack up ttps from a pro m FrE'd Couple's "Totc1l Shotmakmg • Ledm s<•cret' from d Bnllsh Open Chdmp10n on ·Nick Fcildo's Golf <ourse, • oflenng 60 rrunutes of vf,deotaped 111strucbon Watch ".PGA Tour Golf Course Strate-!!¥" to learn how to evaluate ~ots from five PGA pros. ASEY LUKSCH I OAllY PILOT Leonard Benjamin Jaques en Uces a pigeon with some popcorn at Newport Pier where be feels it ls safe to relax wt th "his chlldre n," h e said f okingly. Designed by Taylor & Associ- ates, Architects, the new 12,600-square-foot child-care fa cility will replpce the existing temporary, outgrown facility. Construction is scheduled to get underway in early 1996, with he~<if a J_.aguna Beach professioria1l.f1otist and Chnst· mas decorator, Rob Shell, to decorate the exterior of their building at 1901 Dove St. "Rob has done a great job on our home every year so I knew he'd do a beautiful job on our bmld- ing," said Howard t~ Perhdps you'd hke to invest m :.(enrus vdcabon this lNlllter SCHOOL DAYS LINCOLN SCHOOL md de ... c-n pbons of resorts otter- g some of the best programs in e V.orld'!-. Best Tenrus Vaca-·~ns " Lec1m how to Uunk like a ner both on the court and ott W.th "Vic Brc1den's Mental Te n-ms · or ''Wmmng Ugly," by men- .tW wc1ric1r<• pro Brad Gtlbert dnd .Stev<> Jc1m1<;on Wdtch a tenrus SllpNsldT d(•monslrdte wmning strc1INJH•s on ·Jimmy Connors' Tc>nnts. • <1 hO-mmute video Nov. 16 and 17 marked the clays that kinder· garten students at Lmcoln Elementary School went back m brne to rehve the actiVllles of our Native Amencans The children made Kachtnd dolls to help thetr crops grow. ground comm~. <:lanced; and sang ~Indian · songs and dJd a Ram Dance The staff and teachers. along Wllh parent vol- unteers. made this a wonderful learning expen- ence for the children, and whdt better way to study the tu.story of our country? AmH h<1u c1thJetes need not \f'Otu11• fdf from thetr favonte l om h to POJOY such resources as •nw B<"..,t of Lake Tahoe.• offer- mq c1 v1clro tour of a spectacular T>-nulP shoreline and the slopes ol <..,quc1w and Heavenly valleys. PH k up "The Impossible Art of C1oll" for some crown jewels o( goU wntmg. And remember t<l return to your nearest library (or your next escape, whether it's a vicdfi.ous adventure or a jour- ney to fM-flung slopes. coUrls or courses • OtECK IT OUT rs wntt~n by the staff 9! the Newport Be.ch Public Ubmy. Rilot I used to record letters to t~ editor on •ny topie. ADPRESS VOL 89, NO. 271 Our address IS 330 W. Bay St., c~ Mew. c.111 92627. COMECIJQNS It Is tti. Pilot°' pe>licy to prompt- ty c«rect all errors of subsunce. ..i.ase call 574-4233 Th•nk you. m The NewpOrt Be.ch/Costa Mes.a Dally Pilot (USPS-144-800) Is publrshtd Monday th!'ough Sit· utda)' In Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. subWlptlON •r• otW evail.Olt by wbscriblng to The'Tlmet Orange County (800) 252-914! In arees oi.rtsfde of NfiNPoft a.ad'I and Costa ~ llbatptlonJ to the Daily Piiot only•• eval~ by mall tot Jl.51 pet IT'IOrittl. Second cl.u ~~Id .t Costa M$. 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WE~THER TEMPERATURES Fog along th• Newport Beach co.ist In the morn- 71158 ~ ing with P•rtl*I Balboa afternoon clearing. 71/58 Costa Mesa TIDES 76/56 TODAY Corona del Mar Fir~t low 74/58 3:14 am 1.8 First high $U9'P FORECAJT 9·29 • m. 6.5 LOCATION SIZE Sfcond low Wedge 2·3 w 4 43 p.m ·1.1 Newport 2·l w Second high Black I es 2 4 w 11:16 p .m. 4.1 Rive r Jetty 2•4W SATURDAY CdM 2>3 w First low 4 06 a.m. 2.1 80ATING First high Light 1nd vari· 10:18 • m . able winds morn• S•cond low ,.Jng •nd night wfth 5:36 pm. $Ou11iwut to west Sttond high winds 10 15 knots, •ft•r midnight on.•fo01 wind wtvts with four· WATIR foot-wtsttrly swell. TIMNRAnHll: 62 completion expected by the end of next year. • D iedrich Coffee h as appoi nt ed Cary Peter- son to the position of Director of ----~----.. Training and Recruiti n g . Mr. Peterson is responsible for manage· ment recruit-Cary Petenon ing and staff development for the rapidly- expanding Diedrich Coffee. Past work expenence includes regional training and recruiting for Chevys Mexican Restau· rants. Mr. Peterson lives in Aliso Viejo with his wife, Stephanie. Corona del Mar resident, Mitch Fatgeb a nd other Orange C ounty alumni of the Stanford Graduate School of Business have fanned an Alumni Con· sulting Team. Their purpose is to provide m anagement assis- tance to are a non profit organi- zations. Some organizations -- MILITARY Marine 1st Lt. Scott A. Rice, was designated a Naval Avia- tor. He is a graduate of Costa Mesa High School. Rice was presented with· "Wings of Gold,• which marked the cul- mination of months of fhght training with Training Squadron 31 in Corpus Christi, Texas. Marine 2nd Lt. John P. Ruf· fin, son of Dario and Bruna Ruf- fin of Costa Mesa, recently graudated from The Basic School. During tbe course at Marine Corps Compat Develop- ment Command in Quantico, Va, newly-.commissioned offi- cers are prep ared for assign· ment to the Fleet Marine Poree. Navy Seaman Recruit Gerar· do 8. GJ,ron, son of Virginia Giron of Costa Mesa, recently comple te d U.S. Navy basic training at Recru it Train ing Command fu Great Lakes, Ill. His training included instruc· tion on the Navy's core values, naval customs and water safety ... and survival. "°"' Swflfne W.vetnk ttwough COSTAMISA • • J400 block of Awnu. of the Arts: $2,850 worth of hQrSe riding equipment inducting two s.ddles worth S2,350 and • S180 pilr of spurs were reported stoJen from 1 ur ~y Surf«S won't offer up much ~nlcs for the falrty small surf this ....,.k. Holding south/southwest and west northwest com· bo bring 2 to 4 foot faces through Thufs. day, with best beach- broks Frldly and Satur~. Sun~ will '" • slow drop Into next Wffk: Major 7 foot high tides Md • '.s low fJ, tides wtll occur along the Plldfk Weit Co.ttt\ls~ whktt~CMM moderate~ «o- sk>n end floocll 19 In .some comtlll ... ~morning high Ult~ tlon~~ • JJOO block of hw St.: A rMn ~t Into a store that wlls w.1lklng shoes and asked tti. sales derit If he could try on three pill'l of shcies. The rMn put on one pilr of S 1S4.95 shoes and walked qulddy out of the rtore without ptylng for the shoes. • J70 blods of lristot St.: A camera end equlpment worth· S 1,040 were ntported stolen from the victim's vehicle while he was w11tfn9 for the vehicle to be ~. .... Oln'llAOt • ._ llleidt Of c.oe.: A $200 br~fc.aM was stolen from • car lnskM • _..,. whef'9 the doOr may h.v. been open. • ... il9dl of W. c:wt ,..,,lllN)"l The front Window of a surf lhop was smd'led by I bUrgler who w.nt lmlde Ind toolc some ll"OW bori and other ..,tpment. · • 400I Mo* of 11.._• A $6, 100 trailer with a penoNI waw aeft on It w.e,roa.n from en open~·· • 11• Mo* of a_.._ A butgllr .nw.d a r---Q whJ .. It._ under I ri 90o.k $UOO Wtt\ of IJ'OP• ' tf1Y lndual"9 I COfftplCt $9( pilyw, I c.am.t and .Jlw*Y. • "fllledl of ... IY• .. AbOut SS,050 worth of pfQpirty ~ • $4.000 ~_,.~from• locbcfw. • 1111 ieedl el I E .... Dr.z S 1~-In propeny lndudlng mlallaneou. a.w.wv Wll ~...,wt"-the vk1tm Ml "*'"O CM.It o(hlf.~. • Homeowners along Buck Gully want increased patrols • But police and lrVine . Co. officials sa,y they 8.lready watch over the area carefully. ers say they want the area to be regularly maintained. •This is a repeated situation and we take the blame for not locking our doors and windows,• "Generally speaking, we don't have problems there With any regularity,• Gonis said. •Between the helicopter and the citizens, there's quite a bit of By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot said Houssels, whose wife, Yvonne, is pres- ident of the Harbor View Hills Home- owners Association. "I'd like to see some- body take some responsibillt;y tor helping to secure the area.• • Jurisdiction of the • BUCK GUU.Y -The way Bob Houssels sees it, Harbor View Hills residents pay a price for their proximity to a scenic ravine -namely, proximity to the people who live in or frequent that ravine. During a recent flwry of nm- dential burglaries in the Harbor View area, an Orange County Sheriff's deputy and police dog tracked a suspect into the gully, but eventually lost the scent. A area is split between the Orange County Sheriff's Department and the Newport Beach Police Department Some homeowners say law enforcement agencies should •sweep• the area every two weeks or once a month t9 clear the region of transients ana trespassers. visual inspection of that entire area.• _ couple of years ago, the same. area ~enced break-ins from suspects who entered hom~s through the canyon, Houssels said. In addition, homeowners have spotted transients who, they sus- pect, live in Buck Gully. The area's thick growth makes the ravine a prime fire risk when campers are careless. Houssels and other homeown- A spokesman for the city's police department said the department doe.s the best it can with available resources. A heli- copter Iegularly flies over the gully and the police department can send bike patrols or dogs into the area when an incident ls repqrted, according to Newport Beach police Sgt. Andy Gonis. Residents whose homes front the gully are advised to take pre- cautionary measures to secure their homes. The police depart- ment recommends installing motion detector lighting to scare off prowlers-or coyotes who come up the hillside onto porc;hes. Neither the police department nor The Ii-vine Co., which owns much of the land, have heard extensive complaints from the residents. When they receive a report of a transient, company officials alert the proper authori- ties, said Irvine Co. spokesman Franz Wisner. Something tasty 'brewing' at Hyatt Newporter The first 95.9 KEZV Orange County Microbrew iestival will take place Saturday and Sun- day at the Hyatt Newporter. The event will feature more than 50 microbreweries as well as food and sampling from Orange County's microbrew pubs. Entertainment will be provided by 10 bands head- lined by Dave Wakeling of General Public on Saturday and James Harman on Sunday. Other bands include Bang, Goldfish, Super Cheese, Stranger and Two-Way Street. .. is $15 per day presale or $40 for a two-day unlimited sampling pass. Additional sampling tick- et.s will be available for $1 each. Tickets are available through Ticketmaster and at most Orange County brew pubs. The event will run ftom noon to 8 p.m. both days. Admission QUALITY SHOPS JUST FOR THE HOLIDAYS AllTOUCH CEllULAI Offering the latest in cellular phones. service and related accessories Crystal Court Third Level BRISTOL HARBOR SALMON This holiday store specializes m delicious and unique gift items South Coast Plaz.a first Level Crystal Court Third Level BROOISTOIE For the person who's difficult to surprise, a variety of high·tech and unique gadgets and speciality items Crystal Court Second Level BULLOCK'S HOUD~Y LANE Presenting a winter wonderland filled with treasures South Coast Plaza Second Level Crystal Court Second Level CALENDAR CLUB Llterally hundreds of creative gift ideas for everyone on your shopping list Crystal Court Third Level CHRISTMAS EVERYDAY Filled to the brim with quality hand-crafted. unique holiday items. South Coast Pla7.a Village THE CHRISTMAS GUILD A kine's ransom in Chri~mas ornaments and decor Third Level, near Nordstrom CNlllTOPllH RANCH An exatine.selectioo ol eourmet cuhnary specialities from the famous Christopher Ranch. South Coast Plaza first Level Crystal Court Second Level THE &LOWIN& CANDLE f'eatunng many gift ideas. including U S -made. hand-crafted candles from the exclusive 1996 collection South Coast Plaz.a Third Level Crystal Court Third Level JOYEUX NOEL, A CHRISTMAS STORE Exclusive, one-of-a-kind gifts, including porcelain figures, themed tree decorations and beautiful holiday collectibles South Coast Plaza Village ONCE UPON A CHRISTMAS Presenting the finest hand-crafted decorations and gift items. specializing m personalized ornaments and gifts All proceeds from Make-A- Wish candles to be donated Crystal Court Third Level OIVlllE IIDENHCtlH'S POPCOH PALACE Synonymous With ereat tasting navors, Orville Redenbache(s popcorn makes an ideal gift for friends and co-workers South Coast Plaza Second Level Crystal Court Third Level WILLIAM ERNEST BIOWN •HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS" A beautiful array of exquisite gift items. holiday home accessones and furnishings, gift wrap. ribbon. holiday stationery and cards Crystal Court First Level THE WRAPPEI II For executive ilft baskets. &ift wrappifli and mailing. VJsit The Wrapper II. South Coast Plaza first Level Crystal Court First Level. , CRYSTAL COU RT . THE VILLAGE . THE OFFICES 10RtmOM BUUOCl'S BUU.OCl'S MEN'S STORE Sf.AIS ROBINSONS-MAY THE BROADWAY WS Flmt AVENUE MIU.t ti'""' S.tlrMt 10 1 • tt 9' • , 51.., 11 • 11 to 6 30 ,.. > s.11 ~ (405) F,., 11 nn ansrl st . c.s" JW. CA 92626 (714) 05-2000 ''°°' 112.:aau FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1995 ON THE fLY • LEAH HOGSTEN I DAl.Y PILOT "Now we dodge airplanes instead of bullets." says Norm Kutch about the pace of We he now has. Kutch and friend, Matt Collett, are both retired Costa Mesa police officers who love to Oy aqullas, or "eagle" planes at the Costa Mesa bluffs. Orange Coast College beckons children to Christmas show COSTA MESA -Orange Coast The show is dO old-fashioned College's theater department 15 Mboo the villain. cheer the hero- putti.Jlg the firush.ing touches on me• melodrama titled "The Girl its 10th annual Christmas show of the Frozen North.· for children. The actOl'S will gath-In addition to the drama pro- er for an old-fashioned Christmas duction, the show w1U include show and ice cream social Nov 30 holiday variety acts, a sing-along through Dec. 3 and Dec 7 and a free dish of ice cream, a soft through 10 m OCC's Drama Lab drink or holiday cookie for each Tbeatr~. · attendee Santa will visit the The curtain nses at 7 p.m crowd, so parents are advised to Thursday through Saturday and I bring cameras at 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Advance tickets cost $5 for Thursday and Sunday perfor- mances and $6 for FridaY. and Sat- urday shows. Tickets will be sold at the door for $7 and $8. Seating is limited. All .proceeds from the Dec. 10 matmee will go toward the con- strucuon of a new children's cen- ter on campus Tickets may be purchased by phone with a Visa or Mastercard. For ticket informa- tion, call 432-5880. For mforma- llon, call 432-5640. • FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1995 t BANKING ON HER STUDENTS Empire owners plea for leniency Whittier Elementary's Jenni/er HOdgsi>ri teacheS hef SiXth graderS life lessons by gi.viRg them 'jobs.* a 'paycheck, 1 and "checkbooks* • But d!Y officials say club must make effort to curb complaints first. ~Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Sixth grade teacher Jennifer Hodgson really knows how to make her stu- dents work for their grades. , The Whittier Elementary teacher bas i.nstltuted a muua- ture •real world• in Room 10, where students apply for jobs, -: 1ece1ve paychecks and cost-of- " living increases and have to have enough money to pay bills at the end of the quarter. Hodgson brought the all- year class activity to y.'h.ittler from the Fullerton School Dls- tnct, where she taught for two years Th.Is is her first year at Whittier Hodgson's 33 students are thnlled with their new responst- bilille~. which mclude manag- mg a checkbook. ·Every quarter I get money, dnd I put 11 into mr checkbook nght here.· saJd 11 ·year-old Ray _, Jlr111 Oltt/et North Carolina deep di~count pricing on over 50 brands of carpet and all type~ of machine and hand made area rug~. ~ HEMPHILL'S RUGS & CARPETS Mon-Fn 10-6 Sat 10-5 722-7224 230 East 17th St Costa Mesa . Nolasco, proudly waving his The class also bas five trea· blue checkbook, donated by tbe surers, who have aoout sll• Orange County Teachers Feder-•clients• each. The treasurers al Credit Uruon. · keep track of their clients' Ray is the class' equipment bonuses and pay them each manager. For his week.b' •pay-week. check• (class a-edits), Ray keeps •we also have to audit their track of the classroom balls on checkbooks every other week.• the playground and helps set up said Cynthia Martine-z. one trea- things in the da.ss. The students swer. ·we make sure they do switch JObs every quarter. the math 11ght and have every- At SO Credits, Lws Nila and thing in and balal1Ced • • Octavio Jimenez -class presi-At the end of the quarter, the dent and vice-president respec-kids have to have a balance of tively -are the highest-paid 1,000 credits in their ~eckbooks workers. They are elected by to pay •bills.• If they don't, they the class and run emmd:s f, acliores armirur Hodgson and greet classroom the classroom to earn more cred- Visitors at the school office, its. showing them the way to the ·u·s like having an extra job room. to pay the bills,• Hodgson said. •part of .the value of th.Ls 1i Hodgson said the check- they're USlllg real-world math,• books also give the kids a sense said Hodgson, who requires stuJ of accomplishmenL dents to keep track of their pay-•Tuey get things done, and checks, bonuses for good work, they get recognized for it,• she tines for goofing off and other said. •it instills a sense of payments m their chec.kf>ooks. resJ>Onsibihty.• - By Tina Borgatta, Daily Alot COSTA MESA -It's going to ~ another two weeks before the Qty Council decides whether to . purge a few tough restrictions from the Empire Ballroom's con- ditional use permit. Officials from the popular nightclub bad hoped the council would hold over the matter for 30 days, to-give them more tune to prepare their case. The manage- ment contends some of the restrictions placed on the night club are unfair and •discriminate agams e pire. The litany of restrictions includes a stipulation that the club install a fence around the eroperty arid twn away patrons who walk onto the lot from the street. In addition, the dub is sup- posed to provide free valet park- ing in an adja..cent lot. But, the dub won't have to unplement any of the measures until the council decides on the appeal. - You never SAU-SAGE SAUSAGE Or Sucb Delicious Food! Join Us For Lunch • Dinner •Sunday Brunch Holiday Catenng Available For Reservations and Directions Call ·723-0621 zq \h1pyard W11y • Ntwpon Beich Christmas Boxed Card SLIP L\iO SO)!ETHING )10RE CO~IFORTABLE .... 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OIT llACll a.111 WWKDAYI MD TUIWY IVININ08 During .Monday nigtit's Cty Council meeting, the mem- bers expresse<i frus- tration that the valet puking and other plans bad not been unplemented yet. And, they told Empire officials time was of the essence. •Tue complaints continue to come in, and we don't want to prolong this for too much longer,• said Mayor Joe Erickson. For m-onths, residents living on surrounding streets nave com- plained the nightclub's popular '70s retro night draws so many patrons on Thursdays that it's cre- atin r a d..igurbance in their neigh- borhOods:J When the Empire parking lot fills up. residents claim the club patrons beg'in parking on their streets. Then, when it shuts down for the night, residents say they must suffer through the noise and ruckus created by ·drunken• patrons as they walk to their cais. •1 think it takes p.n awful lot of nerve to come in and ask for con- dibons of approval to be some- what loosened when· the resi· dents living in the area have real- ly had to put up with a ~ot, • Coun- cilwoman Sandra Genis told Empire officials on· Monday. •We're going to have to see a real good-faith effort on the part of the applicant to alleviate the noise problems, to alleviate the walk-on traffic, u we're going to continue on with this. ·vou're credibility is going to decrease day, by day, by day.• HICKORY FARMS Get A Jump On Gift Giving FREE SHIPPING We'll ship any of our prepackaged gifts valued over $20.00 anywhere In the contlnentaJ UnJted States FREE. for arrival by Christmas place your order before November 22, 1995. Visit our store today for details! Christmas Blend Coffee is Back! A "l bl 0 I At H. k fi I Stop In for a FREE Cup! While Supplies Last WESTCLIFF PLAZA 17th at Irvine Ave., {nest to Hughe.) Newport Beach • Send A Gilt By Phone 6424302 • . . . \ • f'. a .B . . . 0 .. ' . . • . ... ' ' FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1995 GIRlS INC. OF ORANGE COUNTY Gir11 Inc. offers educatioNI Mld enric.n- ment ~ tor gilts and t>oY"· VOluntMn .. ~ Fot more lnfor· tNtJon. c.a.11 Amy. 646-7181. GlASS MOUNTAIN INC. Volunteen are needed to aid disabled adutts who meet monthly for educ.ation- •1. entertainment and social purposes. for information, call 779 3441. HAT CONNECTlON lhe ~ Connection is a women's phil· artfvoptC extension of the Chamber o~ Commerce that serves Costa Mesa and Newport Beach. For information. call ~Walburger. 650-2144 ... HIRJTAGE HOUSE AUXILIARY Vofunteers are needed for iln auxiliary ~ group being formed by Her· itage Ho~. a non·prof1t substanc~ abuse recO\/ery home for pregnant and parenting women and their children in CQSta ~ For more information, c.all 646-2271 HOSP1CE FAMILY CARE Hosptee Family Cclre 1s set1king people to help with eriilllds, v1s1 ts and compan- 100sh1p to terminally 111 patients and their fam11tes For information. call Larry ManottJ at 730 1114 fNTERFAITH COUNCIL The Newport Mesa Irvine Interfaith Colmc1I, an umbrella organ1zat1on for several area ~ervt<f" groups, needs volun teers active tn l0<dl congregation~ . .for Information, c.all Carol Brown, 548 3283 JUVENILE DIABETES FOUNDA- TION INTERNATIONAL The Juvenile Diabetes Foundation International, Orange County Chapter, is seektng volunteers to serve on 1lS golf tournament committee anlf for data KJOS CANCElt CONNKnON The K'lds CMnr '°' lli'*1IOn is dedicat· ed to the emotional, educatioNI Mld finandal needs of chBdrl'n affHaed wfth c.ance<. Volunteen ate needed F0t lnfor· l'Ntion;Qfl S51·777A. SUSAN G. KOMEN BREAST CANCO FOUNDATION Volunteers ate needed to~ 1n • Vari~ of programl wfth the Orange County chapter. fof more nfoon11tioo. Gall "'80-5222. MA.KE·A·WISH FOUNDATION Make-A·Wl9\ Foundation of Oraoge County, which makes wishes 'ome true for children with life-threatening Illness- es, seeks volunteers to occupy • variety of pc»itions. For infonnatton. all Gilda, 476-9474. MARCH OF DIMES The March of Dimes office tn Costa Mesa needs volunteers for fund-raising committees, speakJng opportunities, ocatslonal off~t work and hetp with bulk mailings for Information, call 631- 8700. MASTEft CHORAL£ OF ORANGE COUNTY The performing arts organization needs volunteers for 'omputer input.. ticketing, filing and handling phoneS For information, call 556-6262. -MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY ASSOCIATION The Muscular Dystrophy Association of -Orange County 1s m need of voluntffrs for support group leaders, packet stuff· ing, special event staffing, office help, co in counters, speaker's bureau, and more. For more information, call 750- lAOS. NEW DIRECTlONS FOR WOMEN INC. The non-profit recovery center for adult women with alcohol and other chemical dependencies seeks volunteers Call 548-9927 between 10 am. and 6 p.m. or call Joy at 548-8754 entry Also a public relations intern is NEWPORT BEACH CONFERENC& needed For anformatton on these and AND VISITORS' BUREAU other opporturnt1es, c.all Lee Powell at The Newport Beach Conference and 553 0363 , Visitors Bureau is dedicated to the pro- PIERS/OE •• ~ :.._ ........ , ..... ,. •. u r> :.1t• .. n .. act VlnuM~·tl) JOYITIH I ....,., ,., rTTMU ~;J Tt'flTtlY .-11 ·11t HEWPO«T BEACH AUENDS OFTHfu.ARY The growing interest in the rear-old Used Book Store 'in the Cent,. Library has aeated a need f0< m«e volunteers to suff the rtote and the WOC'troom, where members categorize and saeen the condition of the books doNted by the community. Volunteers must be members of Friends of the library and ere asked to work two three-hour shifts per month. can vohmteer coordl· nator H'annah Flynn at 673-0419 or the bookstore at 7S9·9667 for more infor· m.atlon. NEWPORT COSTA MESA YMCA The Newport-Costa Mesa YMCA needs a vilriety of general volurrteet help. For lriformatlon or applications, call Rita, 642·9990 . OPERAPAOAC The Opera Pacific Guild Alliance, a sup- port group'for Opera Pacific, has a wide range of activities" for volunt-*rs. For Information. call '474-4488. OPERATION a.EAN SLATE Operation Clean Slate, a Costa Mesa- baied organization that fowses on g raf- fiti prevention, needs volunteers to paint out graffiti and for other duties. For more information, call Michael Howard at 435-0745. ORA~GE COAST1NTERFAtTH SHELTER The Interfaith Shetter is the largett family shelter In the coun~. hou(a~ feeding and counsetinglaf'amTTies daily. The group needs volunteers and dispos- able diapers. For Information, call Jeff 'Reynolds, 631·7213. ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COUNOL Volunteers are needed f& a variety of functions. For information, call 839- 6199. ORANGE COUNTY CHAMBER ORCHESTRA The Orange County Chamber Orches- • • tr• neecb voluntMn to help wll tidtets. staff soc:lal •ff•ln, Wort ihe offK• and 11\sKt with malling JYrttes. ~ orches· tr• also needs ~olunteers wtlO wOuld hke to leatn more about dankal music to put1cip•te on lt1 Mtmln1stratlve board. C<tll Gii AbrMnS at 644-7019 f0< more inf0<mation. OftANGE COUNTY HOMELESS TASK FORa The Ora~ County Homeless Task Force is recruiting volunteen f0< the Interfaith Council Network to work one-on'°"e with homeless adults In a progr•m on basic life skills. For infor· mation, call 263-177'4 ORANGEWOODBOUTIQUE The upscal~ resale boutique that ben· eflts the Orangewood Children's Home for negfected and abused children needs volunteers to create displays, tag clothes and work with customers, among other duties. For Information, call Christine, 760-6640, • ORTON DYSLEXIA SOOETY ORANGE COUNTY BRANCH The Orton Dyslexia Society needs people to help teach reading skills, work on malllngs and coordinate the adult group. For Information, call 999- 0118 between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m PAOFIC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA The Orange County Pacifk Symphony Orchestra's Volunteers in Educat ion Opportunities program needs volun· teers to assist children in a variety of hands-on musical activit ies. Volunteers spend a total of six Saturday mornings with the children. For information, call 1 55·5788, Ext. 2~. PEDIATRIC CANC£R' RESEARCH FOUNDATION PCRF raises money to support the pediatric cancer research labo rat ory at the Children's Hospital of Orange. It ne eds volunteers for a variety of duties. For information, call the main offtee, 532·8692. w .. · • ITlll& PRENTICE DAY SOtOOl The Prtntic. D~ SChool b a JUt•· acaedite<I ~I day school semng the needs of chlldrtf' with 'f)e· cific: language diiabilltielldysleida. Vol· unteen are needed In many MHS. for nfonnatlon. caU 538--iSll. PRJME DYNAMICS . Prime Dynamics, a Newport Beach non-profit Ofganlz.atlon f« th• 99 and younger set. nffds voluntHrs for Its programs. call 262-7300. PROJECT TOGETHER Project Together, a component of the . Orange County Health C.re .Agency's Children's Mental Health Services, matches adult vohJl)teers with children who are experiencing emotional or family problems. Many of the children are economically underprivileged and victims of child abuse For Information, call Jonathan at 631-7540 REACH OUT FOR SENIO(tS: , Provide companionship and friend- ship to isolated seniors In Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. Training and support are offered. Must be 18 or older. For more Information, call 442· 1000. SAVE OUR YOUTH The West Side Costa Mesa youth organization is looking for vo lunteers to help create a positive alternative for people 12 to 23 ~ars old Volunteers are needed to help in areas such as boxing, sports, health, fitness. aerobics and academic tutoring. For tnforma· tion, ca11 548-3255. SHARE OUR SELVES FREE MEDICAL CLINIC The organization is looking for vol· unteers to answer phones, do llght fil. ing •and miscellaneous clerical work from 9 a.m. to noon or noon to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday. Bilingual In Spanish helpful but not required. Ask· ing for three-hour commitment weekly for six months. call Diane Stelling, LVN, at 650-0186. BR 0 MAGLI They feel as good as they look-. Bryan H. Ltd. MEN 'S S HOES. ET C In Westcliff Court 1727 Westcliff Dr. NB 650-6856 SOMEONE CAAES SOUP KITCHEN The SomeOfW cates SoUp Kitchen needs food serwn ~ the First United Methodist Church In Costa Mesa or at the Ru Community Cen• kK tnforma. tJOn, c.all the soup kitchen, 6*-8181, between 8 • m and noon. SOUTH COAST REPERTORY THE.AltR The South C.oast Repertory Theater nMds YOlunteers to help with ushering (see plays free) and other f\inctlon For lnfonnatlon. all 957·2602 or 957·2602. S.P.1.N. Serving People in Need is a Newport Beach ne>n1>f'Oflt group that serves the homeless. Volunteers are greatly needed for many areas. For lnfonnatlon on any of S.P.l.N.'s ptograms or how to volun- teer. call 757· 1456. VANTAGE FOUNDATION The Vantage Foundation supports ..employment and commuhity traintng tor adults with' developmental disabili· ties Volunteers are sought. For informa- tion, call 645-7833 WEUNESS COMMUNITY OF ORANGE COUNTY The Wellness Community needs volun teers to help out at the reception desk during the day. For information, call 258-1210. WOMEN HELPING WOMEN Women Helping Women assists victims of domestic vlolel'l(e. The organization is at the Rea Community Center in Costa Mesa. For more Information, call 63 l 2333. \ YMCA COMMUNITY COUNSELING Mentor Program; Make a difference in a child 's life. Be a mentor and positive role model to a high-risk youth in Costa Mesa. Minimum commitment is six hours per month for one year. For more tnfor mation, call Danny Oaxaca or Adnenne Stokols at 442·1000. MEXIC.AN RESTP.URANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO The nadftlon Continues Since 1972 ClH;KT{,11 ·:; HJ ,r J T 't,,J PH1 ,r . .a :.HE:AD O rder Comcast Cablevision today and enjoy a holiday sea son filled with top quality entertainment and star-filled movies . And ask about our special value pa ckages that spread good chttr throughout the year. C omca st is here to help your wishes come true! CALL TODAY FOR THE 3-STAR PACKAGE AND GET: • Complete Basic Scrvitt, The Di ney Channel, Encott and tWo more premium channels. ~ from HBO, Cincmax, or Showtime: • In tallation ju t $st .. . • s~ credit on your first month of premium servitt. • We11 be on-time, or your in tallatlon's free, plus wc1l credit you $20. • 30-0ay Money Back Guarantee! PLUS OUR SPECIAL BONUS GIFTS, .. • $2S JCPcnnc:y catalog gift certificate. 714..542-6222 CiJcaMCA8T9 •• CHRtSTMAS AT ntE ~ , A Christmas luncheon to bene-r Casa Teresa WiJ.1 be held at the " Ritz Restaurant, Ne~ Beach beginning with a reception at • 10:30 a .m . and an update on the Casa Teresa, Orange County's , )Orne for unwed adult mothers, ;Atid the new Adopt-a-Room pro- ' gram, at 11 a .m. with lunch ·served at noon. Reservations are ~. must. Cost is $32.50. Make ~eeks payable to Casa Teresa ·.~mail to 478 Abbie Way, Costa esa, 92627. I 'jt NTION DEROT " SORDER LECTURE : 1 C0astline Counseling Center ?t N~wport Beach is sponsonng ~DD and Clutter,• a lecture focttsing on the physiological ~pects of ADD ·and why it's so tbfficult for those with ADD to get Qr'ganized Presenter Joanie Ostrom, a therapist at Coastline, will cllscuss ways that pd.rtiapants Can unplement specific proven orgaruzabonal techruques from 7 to 8:30 p m at Coastline Counsel- ~ Center, 1200 Qua.tl St., Swte .. 105 in Newport Beach _A $5 d6nation will be requested at the door Call 476-0991 for more ihformdbon TUESDAY r welcomes guests. Included in the meeting is a full buffet breakfast, informal networking and profes- sional entertainment. VlSitors and guests are welcome. The Inside GOP FASHIONS Edge is a nonprofit, educational The Costa Mesa Republican organizatiop. The meeting will Women Federated will hold their take place between 6:30 and 8:30 a.m. at Scott's Restaurant, 3300 annual Fasluon Show and Lun-Bristol, Costa Mesa. Cost for first cheon at 11 am dt the Costa :-M esa Golf and Country Club time gu~sts 15 $15 For more • New offi cers for 1966 will be mformation or reservabons, call . 730-5050. : mstalled For reservauons, call CULTURAL AND OVIC LIFE 557-6545 or 962-5398 I iN ORANGE COUNTY WEDNESDAY FRIENDS OF THE IRVINE COAST , "Endd!lgered Species on our ;~st. Will They Survive?" is the : lo}>1c· of Gail Kobeuch, biologist • l!J)d held supervisor with the U S :-s:e;h and WildWE> Semce dt the : ~ual meehng of the Fnends of ·'ttle lrvme Coast, l1l the Oasis Center at 5th Str<>et and Mar- ' guente Avenue Corona de! Mar. The meetrng begms at 7:30 p.m. • and is free dnd open to the publlc. Information, caJI 644-5998 :oN GOLD MOUNTAIN , Lisa See, author of the best- .seller "On Gold Mountam: The .One-Hundred Year Odyssey of a .:Crunese-Amencan Family" "wtt1 spedk on the> subject of her D<>ok at the Oranqe County Inside 'Edge A support group for lead- "ers where suc.cess-nunded people gdther lo explore dnd expand their potennaJ, th~ Inside Edge .. . I RUFFELrs UPHOLSTERY INC. Where Your Dollot Covers Motel ) 922 HAR&Oll 81.VD , COSlA MESA • 543-I 156 I A free program explonng the cultural We of Orange County will be presented at 7 p.m m the Fnends' Meetmg Room of the Douglas Fir Tablt Tops • \ ......... 1'119Pdllm.r ... Orip C:0.1 2 ••• 11 =llalll·-· 90ila DETit 0-fllmll a.m. lo 1 p.a;a.!25 ........ ... CIDlt IQdudas food. .. ~ud•--rbe 88.aOf~~.· .............. brreDOWD Cbef O.vid Wllbe!in of Chi- mayo Grill.· The t,dgh.tigbt ,• °'the brunch Is the ~ ~ ot the Shelter's CbrilmW tree. Children • livfng at the shelter spend time ~er school and on Weekends making orna- ments for the lhelter Chriitma$ tree. These omamen~ will be on "sale• at the Bruilch. once an ornament is "told" it goes on the tree and the deCorated tree returns to the shelter as does the con- tribution. Reservations are a must. Call 760-8384 before Nov. 30. Newport Beach Central Llbrp.ry. The program is a collaboration ~tween Newport Beach Arts and Cultural Services and the Getty Center for the History of Arts and the Humanities. The Newport Beach Central Library is at 1000 Avocado Ave.. Newport Beach. Call 644-3150 or 717-3801. FAOAL REJUVENATION OPTIONS A "Show and Tell" seminar featuring complimentary comput- er imaging and UV detection pho- tography along with a discussion of state-of-the-art procedures m facial rejuvenation and cosmetic surgery will take place from 7-9 p m. at the Fulton Skin Institute, 1617 Westcliff Drive, Suite 100 in ~ro.ee tf'aJ#' llolirl~ «1/ti ~ft (/ioeo~tu f~PIK fie/elf ~~o.ee OvER .4 dozEN cliocolArE Molds; Ricli BElqiAN clfOcolATES, TRU fflEs ANd ·MUCli MOREi NewpOrt Beech. For more infor· port Beach. ~atton fee is matioli call 631-DERM. S23 per person or $39 per couple . 10 register call 645·9412. .~ -~ -~ _--. -~~ PIEQMAICERS' OWSTMAS Celebrate the holiday season · at the annual Piecema.kers Christ- mas Festival. 150 booths of band crafted items for Mle. J,.i.ve coun- try music, greet foOd and enter- taimnent. While you're there, vis- it the new Christmas tree lot. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p .m . Satur-· day, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. No admission fee. Piecemakers Country Store, 1720 Adams Avenue (714) 641-3112. • MARfTIME LAW SEMINAR A three hour seminar examin- ing local, state and federal bOat- ing laws in layperson's tenns from 9 a.m. to noon Dec. 2 at Orange Coast College's S4illng Center, 1801 W. Pacific Coast Highway between the Balboa Bay Oub and the Sea Scout Base in New-• vPf ~ndow ~j/iionJ Im lledc"fte t\()\\dlD' sate 25% off all fabrics If purchased In November! -~~~-01Jt<>m~np, '/I :nd°'" q/°-.1-1t/J, &l'-'iftJ<>61'uy -(9 - 3838 East Coast Highway .. Sutte A Corona def Mor • 673-1794 1 block South ot Poppy St ocross trom 5 Crowns restaurant ~1tma/ W«Z1' /»t F" /IJ(.n<klAS .•. • Cil.YCOl.IC .-\CID • <.HYO<,L\I< TllLR\PY E 20 minute in renewal• Neo-Derm ry Prrl & Cryo9rn11 Tl.rrapy \( > IU..C < >\ 1-'HY < HYO<,F\IC PFIJ. ..... , .. th •un., •eet1 BC.4 HOLIDAY PROJECTS IN WOOD 1Wo woodworking classes today and Dec. 11 offer three- hour classes in making three dif- ferent holiday projects at Orange Coast College. Attendees will make basic Chrisbnas projects using jig saws, band saws and sanders. Course instructor is Chuck Shubert, wood shop teacher at Costa Mesa High School. 1\vo evening sessions, 6:30 to 9:30 a.m. are $25 per ses- sioni.. plus a $5 materials fee. Por infom:iation, call 432~5880. 1'HURSDAY, DEC. 7 SISTER QTY BREAKFAST The Newport Beach Sister City Association will hold its annual Newpon BacblCoaa Ma& Daily Pilot Christmas Breakfast Buffet begin. rung at 7:30 a.m . at the new New- port Harbor nautii::al Museum's Riverboat Cate (fol'J'Derly the Reuben E. Lee.) The association is a non-profit. volunteer orgaru. zation wbicb promotes lntema- tiona.t communication between the people of Newport Beach and its lister cities in 01cauki, Japan, Anti.bes, Fran~ and Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. Cost is S1 5 per person. For reservat10I1$ and inf onnation, call Dru Cottrell at 644-3150. SATURDAY. DEC. 9 SNOW IN CORONA DEL MAR Some 15 tons of snow are fore- cast to fall in Grant Rowald Park in Corona del Mar for a. Winter Wonderland, from 10 a.m. to t p.m. Sponsored -by the Newport ·Beach Community Services Department, the 1ree event IS made possible by a generous Make holrday hea.dlines in our Daily Pilot gift g_uides devoted to the season. We will be publishing · four broadsheet special sections to help your cash register rin~ all through the holidays. Reach up to 40,000 households with your advertising message. ADDED BONUS! •Buy a 1/4 page ad or lar~er and submit your holiday calendar of events or editorial of choice. Ask about our Merchant Pages! Eight-inch ad promoting your products or services (2 col. X 4") at $275 includes four-color. Call your advertising representative.today to reserve space. 642-4321 Load up on ·Holldaw .Glft•I 30% to 50% off on selected men's & women's sportswear Select n-om • vast •mtY Of the top c:111s1gn11rs l•bels/' . -•l•clll tf"" ltlml --llllls, 111111, ...... mis, tlll. N=rtlneh 51001~':nue (714) 852.-n ,, iGonation from the Newport Har- eks Oub. Designed for chil- from age sis through 16, the ent will feature holiday aa.fts, a wman bUllding contest and a 't from Santa Claus. Parents l'9fe encouraged to bring cameras d plenty ol film to photograph eir children playing in the snow. Grant Howald Park is at the cor- ner of Fifth and Iris avenues ln Coron.a del Mar. For more infor- mation, c:all 644-3151. ASSERTING YOURSELF •Assertive Com.rnunicatlon aitd Sell-Esteem" .i~ the title of a free noon program in the Frtends' Meeting Room of the Newport Beach Central Library. Preregis- tration is not necessary to attend. Presented by Mary M. Saucedo, the program will help participants leem to communicate their true feelings, understand the causes of ineffective behavior and identify the differences between passive aggressive behavior, aggressive ~d assertive styles of communi- cating. The Central Ubrary is at 1000 Avocado Avenue. For more information, call 717-3801. DAY, DEC.13 INSIDE EDGE Jonathan Robinson, M.'F.C.C. author, psychotherapist and hypnotist will speak on, ·Prom NEWAPDRESS 440 E.17TH ST. (IN THE REAR) COSTA MESA 645-4553 Money Madness to Money Mag- ic,• at the Orange County Inside Edge. A support group for lead- ers where success-minded peo- ple gather to explore and expand their potential, The Inside Edge welcomes guests. Included in the meeting is a full buffet breakfast, interactive table discussions, informal net- working and professional enter- tainment. Vi.sitors and guests are welcome. The meeting will take place from 6:30 to 8:30 a.m. in Scott's Restaurant, 3300 Bris- tol, Costa Mesa. Cost is $15 to first time guests. For reserva- tions, call 730-5050. THURSDAY, DEO. 14 DEALING WITH CONFLICT M Dealing with Conflict in Your Relationship; Fight Busters that Work" is the' title of a free evening program planned for 7 p.m. in the Friends' Community Room of the Newport Beach Central Library. Preregistration is not necessary to atlend. Pre- sented by Ruth Wimsatt, the pro- gram will help part\eipants learn how to prevent conflicts from escalating to resolve dispute issues by using the Fair Fighting Steps. Wimsatt is a registered nurse and clinical psychologist on the staff of Changes Counsel- ing in Irvine. The Central Library is at 1000 Avocado Avenue. For more information, call 717-3801. COMFORT SHOES CllN MllKEJlLC THE IJIFFERENCE INTHEWORLl;J IMPROVE YOUR • HEALTH • ATTITUDE • MENTALITY Since you haven•t be able to stop shoppl t our store, let uG iempt.: you a littlo bit more ... Be ~a cara carrying by 6pening /\K'S. JOHN ADAMS FULL LIFE O.UB •Designing Your Future for Health, Wealth and Love -1996 and beyond,• is the feoture pre- sentation with speaker Jim Newell. Holiday entertainment follows. A portion of the proceeds goes to charity. Cafe Nizza, 2523 Eastbluff Drive, Newport Beach. Cost is $8, reservations required. For information and reservations, call 640-1531. MONDAY, DEC. 18 AAUW BOAT PARADE DINNER Watch the Newport Harbor Christmas Bopt Parade from the Balboa Bay Club with members ol the American Association of Uni- versity Women, Newport Beach/COsta Mesa in tbf.ir first fund raiser this year to benefit those seeking higher education. Time ~ 6 p.m. and cost is $25. Reservations are necessary. Call 998-3343 for parking and reserva- tions. SERIPUS ILLNESS SUPPORT - A free support group for indi- viduals facing any serious illness, including HIV I AIDS and cancer, will be held at 7 p .m. every Thursday in Institute for HQlistic neatment and Research, 4019 Westerly Place, Suite 100, New- port Beach Por information, call 251-8700. . FREE RELATIONSHIP HOTUNE Maxine Cohen, a mamage and family therapist, sponsors an anonymous helpline tor indivtdu- als with relationship problems. Cohen is available for free con- sultation from noon to 1 p.m. and 1 to 8 p.m. Mondays. She can be reached at 759-0357. NEED TO RELAX? From 5 to 7 p.m. every Sunday, Zen Home·Stitchery, ~local man- ufa~er of meditation iupplies, holds a free evening of medita- tion. The purpose of the gathering is "to encourage and support the practice of meditation." The group meets in the Mesa Business Center, 711 W 17th St., Suite AB. For information, call 631-5389 USC ALUMNI MEET The Alumni Assooation for USC Newport/Irvine Club meets the Urst Wednesday of each month at the USC Orange Coun- ty facility in Irvine, 2361 Campus Drive. For more details ol events, call 250-4 USC. DIVORCE M EDIATION A free lecture about divorce mediation, an alternative to the traditional two-attorney divorce; is offered the third Thursday of every month with attorn~y Alicia D. Taylo'r and psychologist Lee H . Solow. Space is lunit~d. and reser- vations are reqwred. For more information, call 863-9590. PLANNING V.OUR ESTATE Legal Options, 620 Newport Newport Harbor Montessori Center .. endemic Excellence in Hannony with _.,.,, Young Lives" Preschool • Kindergarten Full Time • Part Timt • Year Round Ages IYi to 6 • 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. • Rcg1stra11on waved for November. • Ex.pcnenced, ~-enilled, Momcsson teachers • lndiv1dual11ed academic m-;trucllon • Ex.tensive c:<lra4:umcular program~ (art. mu!>ic, computers. gymnastic\. " Frcot h & dance) • Hot lunche<; 650-3442 425 East I 8lh Street • Costa Mesa ~ ---·· ~ ~ . @f ddt Jbd14f iq,l4t'9 EEAJURIHG EUROPEAN COMffiRT FOOTWEAR MEPHISTO • JOSEPH SEIBEL • ROMIKA ~UL &REEN • WOLKY • AUSSIE DOGS PERUNA HAND BAGS r.1FNS SIZES 6 15 WOMfNS SIZES 5-12 714 • 673 • 4025 222 MARINE AYE. BALBOA ISLAND Andw $30.00 ere 1 QUALITY IS your future attacks. • • KAYAKS weekend wear t!5 10 to t10 tfl .,o " .. FRED, Paris Now Open, 1st Level, Jewel Court 714.708.3733 CRYSTAL COURT . THE VILLAGE . THE omcES I FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1995 Center Dnve, Suite 1100, New-more information, call Karen at port Beach, sponsors a lecture 531-2629 or Iris at 859-3918. titled •Protect Your Asset.• at 10 DIVORCE SUPPORT GROW' • a m every Saturday. Attorney Manners Church sponsors • Debra Grimaila discus es bow free divorce recovery support wills, llvmg trusts, charitable group at 7 p.m. evezy Wednesdaf donations and other tax reduction at 1000 Bison in Newport Beacll. strategies preserve the value of an LUPUS FOUNDATION • estate and help avoid probate. A support group f Of younger Admission is free, but seating lS patients with lupus meets ~ liIIiited Reservations may be 1:30 to 3 p.m. the second and made by calnng 760-8775. fow1h Wednesday of each month MENTAL ILLNESS SUPPORT in Newport Beach. For detall5, The Alliance for the Mentally call 536-1734. ill of Orange County provides SENIORS SQUARE DANCE Q.UI education and emotional support The Costa Mesa Senior Citi:zen for families dealing with mentally Square and Round Dance Club ill loved ones. A free support seeks experienced dancers to Je>m group meets from 6 to 7:30 p .m in from 9 to 11 a.m. every Thµr$- every Tuesday at Orange County day at the Costa Mesa Senior Mentlll Health Clinic, 3115 Rech ·Center, 19th and Pomona streets. hill Ave., Costa Mesa Call 544-Call 545-5669 for more inform• 8488 for details. tion. LEADS ClUB ' CARE-GIVER SUPPORT GROUP The Women's Chapter of the A support group for the aduh Costa Mesa Leads Club meets at children of aging parents meets 7·15 a.m. every Wednesday at from 6;30 to 8 p.m. the second Mimi's Cafe at Harbor and New-Wednesday of each month at port boulevards m Costa Mesa. OasJ.S Senior Center, 8000 Mar- The club is part of an intemation-guerite Ave.. Corona del Mar. al networking organization decli-Call 6«-3244 for more informa- cated to expanding each mem-bon. ber's business through quallty CONSUMER BUSINESS NETWORK leads. Call ..(f.4-"2225 or 975-8338 This networking group meets for more information. at 7 a.m. every Friday fn111e~ INCEST SURVIVORS SUPPORT Room, 3100 Irvine Ave., Newport Survivors of lncest Anonymous Beach. For information and reser- for female victims of sexual abuse vations, call 550-4785. and rape and their fnends and family meets from 10 a.m. to noon every Saturday at 760 Victoria St., Costa Mesa. There is no fee For • Send your Items to the Around Town Editor, The Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627; fax 646-4170 or call 540-1224, Ext. 333. INVESTORS DREAM 1 bd, 1 ba Condo, Pool, Tennis Ct. 88 area Oirectty across the street frOm cuaom homes. Total Cost $17 ,500 FREE Video & lrM1l1*1t . 1 (800) 408-9121 j • .. - FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1995 :w---... ase endS with arrests .;cOSTA MESA -City Police cers o.rrested two men who edly tried to rob a. motorist led law enforcement officials a freeway chase early Th~ dllf morning. ~laymond Iglesias, 21, of Tustin ~ Alana Lee Allen, 19, of Gar- d~ Grove are being held in ~ge County jail on $50,000 ~l They are charged with rob- ~ and evading wlice officers. t!According to a police report, Qitvid Armstrong,' 38 of Fountain \liO!ey pulled into the parJd.ng lot ~..a First Interstate Bank at 3029 Ffiirbor Boulevard $hortly after 1~ a.m. Thursday morning. The t1tb suspects pulled their car in f~t of Armstrong and one point- e't a gun at !]le victim and demanded money, the report stat-ed • Armstrong attempted to get money out of the bank's automat- ic teller machine. When his ATM card didn't work, the suspects drove off, according to the report. The suspect's car was spotted later that morning on·the east side of Costa Mesa. According to the report, Allen, who was driving, evaded the police. The car drove onto the 55 freeway and trans- ferred to the 22. After reaching the 22 freeway, the car pulled over to the freeway shoulder and the suspects surrendered . Nobody was injured. The report did not say if the suspects actual- ly took any money from Arm- strong. -- w hat's afloat SPECIAL EVENTS ADVENTURE SAILING PRESEN· TATION Crew members of Orange Coast College's 1995 sailing t.Faining trips will present slide_s and stories of their adventures in the South Pacific and Alaska at 7 p.m. Dec. 1. Information will also be provided for the 1996 a~d 1997 voyages aboard Alas~gle, a 65-foot former Whitbrea winner, and Vol- cano, a 6 -foot Flers' design. The event is at OCC's Science Lecture Hall, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Cost is $6 in advance; $8 at the door Call 645-9412. BIG BOAT OPEN HOUSE FISHING RSM SCHOOL Fishing classes are offered Monday and Tuesday of each week. Classes leave th~ Balboa Pavilion at 6 a.m. and return at 4 p.m. Cost is $125 per person. For more information, call 673- 2810. DORY FISHING FLEET Get to the Newport Pier/McFadden Square early to watch the fleet return with the fresh catch of the day. The fish is p repared for sale at the open-air market. FISHING TRIPS PIER CONTINUED FROM 1 speda.1 event. "I encourage them to be cre- ative," Hedges said. "'Ibey need only to tell us what they want to have done and we will help them to the extent they need - but we're not going to do it for them." While the city cannot help pay for such events, Hedges said city officials would help business owners get through the spedal- event permit process. And Hedges said that while historically the Newport Pier has ~ a tourist hot spot in the sOiruner, 'it would do the mer- / chants well to attract business throughout the year. For exam- ple, he said., off er servi~ to res- idents in the area. n ot just tourist items ... Mlt's a matter of getting in there and doing it." he said . "It takes a lot of work to be part of a successful business area." Richard Luehrs, president Qf the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce, said that "Tl's· business as usual" at the pier, where business cycles are similar to a resort area's - MOVIES · CONTINUED FROM 1 · "Aside from Christmas, this weekend is pr obably the biggest movie-going weekend of the year," Woodin said. M And we've got three family films here that would appeal to everybody." While employees at each location reporte.d seeing plen- ty of locals Thursday, they also they naturally ebb and flow a~ to the seuons. The sa1e8 tu revenue from that area is not indicating buslnea 1s bad, he added. "The fact that the Central Bal· boa or Newport Pier area have significant peaks in summer and lulls in winter comes as no sur- prise to anyone," Luehrs said. •tt goes beyond having an event that makes a difference.• Luehrs suggests merchants do some 14soul searching" and determine what kind of cus- tomer they want to attract. "They need to look at them- selves and ask, 'What are they and 'who are they trying to appeal to?"' he said. "And ask. 'Why would someone want to come dpwn therer · Comparlb.g McPaaden Square to shopping malls ·or entertainment areas is a mistake because pier-area businesses -can't compete with the millions of square feet jn space and the marketing tactics, Luehrs said. Instead, they should concen- trate on their "niche." The chamber is working now on a program to market the entire city1'Ild the many facets of Newport Beach -including the beaches aod both the Newport Pier and Balboa Pier, he saw. expected many movie-goers to investigate the n ew entertaiil- ment center at Irvine Spec- tnfin. Between all th e hype surroundin g its Wednesday opening a nd the mass of crowds the cen ter expects to draw this weeken d, Edwards employees referred to the new 21-screen theater complex as "The Zoo." "But I don't think that will take business away from us," McClung said. "We've got too many regulars." TAX CONTINUED FROM 1 objects to the chamber of ~ meroe detenninlng the eommuni- ty's agenda. •A great majority of the people I spoke to were against tunneling any money to the cham- ber for any reason at all," he said. · Hair stylists also question bow any area• promoti.bns could help tbeir efforts. The hair care and beauty industry generates busi- ness through "word of mouth," merchants claim, not through tourism. •My clients cor,ne from as far off as San Diego, Malibu and Big Bear," Wiggins said. "I bring these people into the area not the cham- ber. So if I pay $100, what is the . charllber. going to dcr to get my $100back?" • Dan Dunh4m, a chamber board member, discounts Wiggins' argu- ment People .who work in an area should be willing to contribute to that area's improvement. "Wouldn't something that ben- efits the area benefit the indepen- dent contractor also?" Dunham ·said. On BalbOe Island. where u.r are only a bandtu1 of stylistl iiii1i: manicUrlsts. the newly-fonned ma: exempts independent contJaclC trom paying an annual essesJ:E fee. But Corona del Mar nearly full support if it hopes raise $53,000 a year annually promotions and marke~g. When they form a new pro~ al, chamber administrators WiJC consider adjusting the fee structwr. so that independent contractorc will not have to pay the full~~ ment Byt changes to the pro may not favor the stylists, Chainb4l:' officials say. · Chamber President Toni ~ Schultze said the chamber will_. cuss the new proposal with all ooa.. oemed merchants before the · goes back to the city council in ly 1996. Van Schultze is in ~ somewhat curious position of boiD: owning a hair salon and supporr.- ing the idea of independent con- tractors paying their full share of the assessment Mif you whittled everything down and made concessions for every business, you wouldn't hifye a BID,• ISb.e said. · Carpet Your Entire Home with Plush 01 Berber -· -81-(l(\O() for O!tly '1'1'1 ~tF ~ You can check. ~ O~C's two impressive boats, Alaska Eagle and Volcano, during a special open house from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Dec. 2 at the OCC Sailing Center, 1801 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Skippers, crew mem- bers and staff will be on board to answer questions. Admissipn is free. Call 645-9412. Fishing supplies and boat charters (open party and pri- vate) are available at Newport Landing Sportfishing, 309 Palms, Suite F, 675-0550; Palco Fishing Charters, 832-7708; and Davey's Locker, 400 Main St., Balboa, 673-1434. SIX-PASSENGER SPORTFISHING CHARTERS . Day and night fishing char- ters are available for groups or singles. Call Bongos Sportfish- ing Headquarters on the Penili- sula, 673-2810. fi~ COllA ~ CMC PLA\'MOUSI ~) LwP _LA Y~O N !w Commercial & Residential Flooring PuO Line of Wool & s-1 Carpeting Available 1904 Harbor Boulevard r Costa Mesa Corner of Harbor & 19th St. • ~~~~~~~ aEl Sun . 11-5 BY Rf CIC ABBOT • DIRECTED BY GREG COHEN I . . I~ • -H· ,..., -· .. 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REYNOLDS - u r---------------------------, I TONIGHT'S CIF DIVISION V l FOOTBALL Purity of the sport never more apPf:trent than US/Japan· Goodwill Regatta QUARTER FINAL GAM E '+KENNEDY (10-1) VS. 'CORONA DEL MAR (8-3) ·+AT ORANGE COAST COLLEGE, 1 ·7:30 +WINNER MEITT SERVITE- SANTA ANA VALLEY WINNER Next WEEK IN THE SEMIFINALS. + LAST TIME THESE TWO MET: WEEK THREE IN NONLEAGUE ACTION. : KENNEDY UPSET CORONA DEL : MAR, 17-10. I I ~---------------------------~ P I{ F \' I t-: \\. . , SOCAL COUEGE WOMEN HOOPS SCC picked No. 2, Coach still unsure about prediction By Jim Walters, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Coaches m the Golden State Ahtlebc Confer- ence are picking the Vanguard women to fuush second in the conference, but women's basket- ball coach Dean Cooper isn't sure what to expect from his team. "llus trip to Portland will tell us a lot," said Cooper, whose Southern California College squad will open tonight against Linf1eld College. "We should be decent, but at times we really look great, and other times we're falling through the cracks." sec. corrung off a 17 -13 sea- son, will be m Oregon for the first two weeks of the season playing dg1ill1St George Fox College and Concorctia College before taking p~ m a Golden St.ate Athletic Conference tournament Nov 30- Dec 2 at Concorctia ·w e go about 10 deep and they're all about equal," said Cooper, who in his fourth season at the helm for sec has bwJt a 55-35 record "The starting rota- tion will be dlfferent many of our games. We have four excellent post players dnd I could start any two of the four anytime." The post should be the strength of this year's team. Cooper ts expecting to be able to come out with two strong starters and then counter with two play- ers of equal strength coming off the bench against the other team's second learners. Heather Woodruff, a 6-foot-2 sophomore, 1s the leader. She averaged 16 points and nine rebounds m earrung All-G.S.A.C. honors as a freshman. She'll be JOllled by Elaine Wit- teroore, a 6-0 forward, who returned to the lineup late last yee.r after blowing out a knee dunng the summer. Angela Mmor, a 5-10 1uruor, anu Gma Jojola, a 6·0 junior bat- tling ankle and foot injuries, will sbare a lot of the time in the post. Carrie Burt, a 5-6 junior trans- fe~ from Saddleback College, will be. the starting point guard, shar-i.ig time with Alisha Blomker, a ~ophomore, also 5-6. • •Both are real quick and gOod ballhandlers," Cooper said. Hlhey should be driving to the bole quite a bit.• ,Erin Hartigan, a 5-8 junior, should handle the off-guard spot. ·she's a solid ballhandler and makes few mistakes," Cooper said. "She's a good three-point Shooter.• Judy Caruso, o 5-8 j unior, Stephanie Werdel, a 5-9 jumor) and Amber Chaney, a 5-8 sopho- more, will see a lot of action. ·we've got a lot of depth," Cooper said, "but we need to put tt together.• ...i ROSTER No. N.-me Pol. ttt. Yr. 11 Amber Chaney G 5-8 So. 12 Alana Kempton G S.6 Fr. 1 S C'.arrie Burt G 5 ·6 Jr. 20 Jody CMuso G 5 8 Jr. 21 ,.uth GUttan G 5·5 Sr. 23 AlltN llomhr G s.6 So. 24 f rln H.rtlgln G 5-8 Jr. it Stepf'Mlnt.Wefdel G 5·9 Jr. Elaine Whittemore F l-0 So. HHther Woodruff c. 6-2 So GIN JQfoMI F 6--0 ~ MWM>r F S-10 N>tti• Thombutg c 6-1 Liii WW. c $-11 S~Skk GM I • Three days of sterling competition in local seas begin today with.the US/Japan Collegiate Goodwill Regatta. B eginning today in the turning Basin, more than 80 sailors will be participating in the 1995 US/Japan Collegiate Goodwill Regatta. Racing will continue for the next three days, with some of the racing out near the Ne~rtPler. Salling in Flying Juhiors, 20 traveling to Japan and teams from the colleges around competing against the Japanese the United Stat~s and 20 teams was one of the greatest sailing selected from colleges around experiences that I have ever Japari will be competing for the had. title. .. Sailing out onto Tokyo Bay in Local colleges and &ailors brand new Snipes that were include Danielle Hill, Melissa bought for the regatta and Cutter and Eric Kno UC competing against not only the Irvine and Cortney PoloVina o ~1--QeSI._u.S. collegiate sailors, but UC Berkeley. also the sailors, This event has been was quite amazing'. extremely populat over the past And off the water, our couple of years, with two trips to Japanese counterparts were the Japan, in 1991 and 1993. As a greatest hosts. That whole member of the 1991 team, I can experience rea!finned why I truly say that my experience loved sailing so much and bow 11 r <, 11 s < 11 < > < > L B . \ s K t· · 1 B .. \ 1 1. J DON LEACH I DALY Pl.OT Newpad Hubor Hlgb's Chad Col11Cdo (44) and Wei a.dorek (35~ are two of the sallon' top playwa • tbe t~te buketball MMOD ~ Hen tb8y are teen baltllilg Corona del ~ Brtan Colemaa In I.Mt yev"1 Sea View LMgue competlUon. REALITY CHECK Newport Harbor's basketball team has some very tough hurdles to cross in Hirst's first year. By 8arfy Faulkner, Dally Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Larry Hll'lt ectadta be'• Jed a Charmed I' H L \' I I· \\. HOOPS • much the sport has to offer. If you are out and about Newport this weekend, take some time to checkout this regatta. Porty boats and a language barrier make for interesting mark roundings. a Twelve cities, including Newport Beach, have qualified for the first-ever Sail City Challenge, to be held in e · . · ami. Out of 93 requests from 47 a , city teams were chosen for both •SEE BOATING PAGE 13 stephanie kee e n Vanguards determined to return to past glories ' after last year's debacle •Two sub-.500 years simply don't fit the mold at Southern California College under Bill Reynolds; life as a walk-on may finally be catching up, but Vanguards are determined to make the best of the situation . By Jim Walters, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -When the head coach describes the previ- ous seasoQ's team as the worst in the school's histpry that's saymg something... • In 15 seasons. the men's bas- ketball team at Southern Calif or- nia College had never won less than 19 games a season un<ler bead coach Bill Reynolds -until the past two seasons. They were 15-16 two years ago, the school's first sub-.500 season, and last year the Vanguards dropped to 13-19. "We just don't have the recruiting networking we need to compete,• Reynolds said. "That you're reaching me in my coun- selor's office (at Bolsa Grande High), instead of at the college should say a lot." It sure does. Reynolds has a.massed a 294-146 record at sec (a .670 winning percentage), in 15 years. And in all those years be has been a walk-on coach (Seri- ously). "We could snake by for awhile with no full-time coaches, but it's very difficult nowadays,• Reynolds said. "We're ~e only team in the conference with a walk-on coach. I've been told we're the only four-year school on the West Coast with a walk-on coach. •As far as our losing record. I would have to attribute it to the situation more than anything. We get some good kids here, and they play hard, but we don't P H E \' I F \\' SOCAI. COLLEGE MEN HOOPS , .. Bill Reynolds aged 5.5 points and 6.1 rebounds per game last season . Eric Walker, a 6-4 junior, and 6-3 junior forward Marlon Watson will round out the starting lineup. Walker averaged 12 points and 6.5 rebounds playing in Sacra- mento last season while Watson was All-Orange Empire Confer-' ence at Rancho Santiago, where• he was the team M!aer in assists• and rebounds. •Marlon is a very unseUish player, but we need to get him to shoot more,• Reynolds said. "To lead in assists and rebounds isl very unusual " : Jason Janesk:i, a 6-7 junior and• Llnroy Costley, a 5-5 transfer from • American River College, should get the most playing tirile off the bench Brian Carlson, Kevin's younger brother, is a 6-5 sophomore. He'll see time at backup post. Robert Darville, a 6-0 guard, should see time, too. Former Estancia High grad, Jeff Byrne, has R 0 S T E J\ get the top kids that go to some other schools." No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. transferred to 5 Unroy Costley G 5-5 Jr. SCC from Cal-Reynolds' 1990 team went to the NAIA National Champi- onships ahd ~!de it to the second round in the 32-team field. 10 Mike Guevara G 5-10 Sr. Baptist. The 6- 11 Jeff Rose G 6-2 Jr. 6 junior, sat out' 21 Jurtln Williams G 6-2 Fr. last season and• 22 Kevin c:arlson F 6-4 Sr is expected to• 25 Pan Hyde F 6-4 Jr 31 Marion Watson F 6-3 Jr. be el:igible by. 34 Robert Daivllle G s-11 Jr. the end of this 35 Brian c:artson F 6-5 So" semester. 41 Eric Walker F 6-4 Jr. ·we would 44 Joe Kuipers F 6-7 Jr. lika to have all This year's squad has three returning starters, Kevin 45 Jeff Byrne F 6-6 Jr 51 Jason Janeskl c 6-7 Sr Orange Coun- .52 Mike Ruble •· c 6-8 Sr. ty kids, but it """"-----------------' just doesn't Carlson, Mike Guevara and Mike Ruble. _ Carlson, a 6-foot-4, senior, Wingman leads the list. Ho was All-Golden State Athletic Confer- ence Jast season, averaging 17 points and hitting 45% from three-point range. "He's not a phystcal type, but he can really shoot,• Reynoldl said. "He's big 1n our plans." . Guevara is a S-10 1enior point guard. He averaged 6.6 Wlntl and Six amsts a game lut a110n. Reynolds called him a stable player, who does whet be hai to do to help the team. The oth r returnee u Mike Ruble, a 6-8 Mnlor. He doeln't add • lot on offeme, bUt he • ._. work out tliat way," Reynolds said. •1 have some connections ln the northern part ol the state, so that's where a lot of the kids come from." The Vanguards will take an 0- 2 record on the road this Saturday • with a noon tip-off agalll$t l111iP (the University of Texas-El Paso), "We take pride in the fact that we like to schedule Oivlslon I teams,• Reynolds said, "So far, we are 0-for-Division l, but, until the last two. yean, we ha\.e played reasonably aga1111t thalfC• TM Vanguards lott a buzZtr· ltMt to Mwray State (Kentudlr) in '1990 wben they had l!os>eJ• Jon&!L-lbey ello dtopped an Q· point dedlloa to Loyola ~ mount ~ w... tb9f blid Bo Kimble. and AanJl GdMra. • ~-......... ~. ~<'~-.· ... ,/.._ ... FRIDAY, NO\/fMBER 24, 1995 Top seven teams to battle for final two NCAA spots.at Newport • Mountain/Pacific Regional starts Saturday at Newport H~bor High. By Jim Watters, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -The pool at Newport Harbor High will be jumping this weekend as some of the top, nationally-ranked college water polo teams in the country battle for the final two spots into next month's NCAA Division I championship field. The other two spots in the four- team field have already been decided, and one of them features Adam Bollenbacb, a former Estancia High grad, who Dow plays for the UC-San Diego. ~0ur coach (Denny Harris) will be coming up to scout the cham- pio pg , lenbach said. •He said he'll take a few of us with him and I'm hoping I'll be able to get up that way.• The field for this weekend's action includes No. 1 Southern Cal, No. 2 UCLA, No. 3 Califor~ nia, No. 4 UC-Irvine, No. 5 Pep- perdine, No. 6 Stanford, No. 7 1 Long Beach State, No. 9 UC-Sao- ta Barbara and No. 13 Pad.fie. The first game starts this morn- ing at 8 a.m., with Long Beach Stale squaring off against Pacific, followed by Stanford/UC-Santa Barbara at 9:15 a.m. For Bollenbach, the trip north will be a chance to watch some good polo games, but also touch Adam bases with his family. That's one of the main reasons Bollen- bach d ecided on the nitons, instead of fol- lowing the path of his older brother, Ryan, to the Midwest. "UC-SD has a good mixture of acadenucs ter lo• Bollenbach said of bis choice to -West Coast. "It's close to home and I am a family sort of guy.~ Being the middle brother of three, Bolleribach bas found him- self in the unique position of play- ing with both brothers on the Estancia varsity team. Adam p14yed as a sophomore team. spedallzing in the breast-Academ•cally, Bollenbach ls a with his older brother, Ryan. in stroke. Junior, but he lS a sophomore ath- 1992, when Ryan was a senior. The Bollenbach's parents, Vic-letically. He scored so high in his Adam was the only sophomore on ld and Glenn, can be seen at Advanced Placement tests when the team with nine senioIS. almost every Estancia games with he applied at UC-SD, that he In 1994, as a senior, Adam. their video camera -and have received '40 hours of college cred- pl4yed with his brother Chad, a been for the past eight years. its, making him almost a sopho- freshman starter. Chad was one of While they're proud of their more coming in. the mo.in forces on this season's boy's athletic accomplishments, •1 considered teaching math in team thafadva.nced to the second they're just as proud of their aca-high school," Bollenbach said. round of the demic accom-"But at· this point I'm not sure CIP Southern p 1 is h men ts. what I'm going to do." Section Divi-Adam was on He'll just keep swimming his sion ll playoffs. the Dean's List 5,000 yards each day, along with "l had the at Ashland the daily workouts, preparing fQr best o! both both semesters the NCAA's and studying bard for worlds p14ying last year and his ~ses. as a younger bas the highest AS far as the water polo cham- brother looking GPA on the pionsbips go, jlollenbach said he up to my older swim team, would like another chance to play brother and as Chad is No. 2 UCLA. an older broth-in his class at •That was the game we know er teaching my Chad Estancia and we could have won, but we will Ryan younger broth-Adam is No. 4 take whoever we get,· he said er,· Adam said. •1 had one year in bis class at UC-SD. "Whoever, we'll defirutely be with my 0I9er brother and it drew Adam ts majoring in Bio-looking to pick up a fust-round us closer together p5JtaaymViiilClgno~n'l tltm""-h:=hlemISt:J-v--W11ttr?l-irnm· orin-·~&--1'1tn<11H:--=-" ------ same team. no~cs ("to have some busmess But saying that, the Bruins a.re •And~ with Chad, it kind of in there"). stiU Bollenbach's first choice runs in the family.• •Science and math have "They beat us by two and lt Ryan Bollenbach is in bis always come easy to me.· Bollen-came down to the fourth quarter,• senior year at Ashland University bach said. MHistory and English Bollenbach said. in Ohio where he's on the swim were always the tough classes.• ¥They jumped out to an early I 9 7 HOOPS ~ CONTINUED FROM 12 . lead and we tl.ed them 6-6 at the half. · .. "The wb.ole third quarter t.b9re was no sconng until the last minute when they went up by two. And then we both scored two irt the last quarter and they won 11-9." Bollenbacb is hoping his ni· tons will be able to find a way to cut into that one-minute lapse and post a miracle. UC-SD bas made the NCAA's five times since 1989, but has never advanced past the first round However thmgs go, the Tritans are assured of being one of four teams with a chance to walk away -with an the marbles. The Thtons normally compete on the DlvtS1on m level, but move up to Division I m water polo because so few schools field teams lhe._unlllCJ~t!-Q:L....Da.cs.:i.:iOJ.;llu::..._~_.._-tt setts has gamed the Eastern Divi- sion nod. All that remains unknown are the names for. the final two spots, which will be deoded nght here in these parts this weekend. Newport Boys 1995-96 schedule Nov 28-De< 2 at Oa1ty Pilot Tip-off Classic NO NAMES GET A NAME maging until the day the season opens, at the earliest. Yet another football player, Cory Glass, a 6-0 seruor. lS pen- d.led into the starting five, accord· mg to Hirst, who plans to round out his lineup with 6-2 Juruor Peter Cunningham for Tuesday's Daily Pilot Tip-Off OasSJc opener Dec 6 .n Est.inoa, 7 Dec. 8 • It Temesc.al C.inyon, 7 30 Dec. 12·15 ·at Troy Tournament Dec. 19 • W~m1nster {home). 7·30 Dec 21 • at Saddleback. 7 30 Dec 2£> 30 • Oa1ty Pilot Coast Oassic (home) You can just call them "Champs" after their title victory over defending champion Lakewood for the Area Q Sectional. crown. It took two scoreless, sudden- death periods, and a 4-3 advan- tage m a shootout, before The No Names from Newport Beach defeated defending champion Lakewood Sunday to lay claim to the Area Q Sectional champi- onship. The No Names are the first team from girls Division Il of AYSO Region 97 to claim an Area a title. The No Names relied on their "Fearsome Pivesoroe• defense of: goalie Erin Van Hom; sweep- er Danielle Galasso; fullbacks Samantha Gaiber and Jennifer Humphrey: and stopper Sabrina 1\veedy. The No Names opened the sectionals with a 4-0 victory over Spnng Valley and then came back Sunday to defeat Fountam Valley 3-2 in the semis to advance to the championship round. Boys 2 The Newport Lumberjacks advanced to the Area a Section- als, but lost in their rust gtune to eventual champion uguna. Glrls 4 Iri their second weekend of playoff action , the Surf remained in first place with a 2- 0 win over the Pink & Black Attack. The Strikers also defeat- ed No Fear 2-1 in the winner's bracket. In the lower bracket, the Red Hot Flames defeated the No Names 2-1 to stay alive in the playoffs. The Power Rangers upset Lightning 3-2 to continue on. Sile teams advance to the quarterfinals on Dec. 12. Girls Division 2 Sectional champions -back row, from left. Erin Van Hom, Danielle Galasso, Katte Kent, Coach Paul Cothran, Marissa Cothran, Coach Mike Galasso, Rebecca Agnew, Amanda Kent; middle row, from left. Samantha Gaiber, Paige Davey, Crystal Lee, Sabrina l\veedy, Andrea Hottman, Kate Cotton, Kristen Whitney; front row, from left. JennUer Humphrey, Angie Dias. Girls 5 Eight teams started play Sat- urday in this hotly contested 12- team, single-elimination divi- sional playoff. Winners will com- pete in a double-elimination tournament that will culminate with ihe title game OD Dec. 16. In Saturday play, the Red Dogs defeated the Blue Devils 2- 0 to stay alive. The 10th-place team, the Pink Lasers, upset the Tidal Wave 1-0, on a goal by Jennifer Taylor with an assist by Kim Miller. The Cheetahs defeated the Screaming Yellow Zonkers in a nail-biter with KC. Mc.Kanna scoring the only goal of the game. The Monsoon defeated the Ice Bombers 4-0 with goals by Micl1alle Darmiento, Meg Lord, Caitlin Gomez and Kari Truesdale. In the . first game on Sunday, the Cheetahs upset the No. 1 Wildcats, 1-0, with the only goal scored by Ashley Hamson. The Rebels defeated the Red Dogs 1- 01 Quicksilver defeated the Pink Lasers 1-0 on· a goal by Amanda Wittman. The Monsoon squeeked by the Hooks 4·3 m double over- time. Meg Lord scored two goals, including the game-win- ner on an assist by Ashley Rhi- nesm.ith. Jennifer Nabin and Kan Truesdale also scored for the Monsoon. The Hooks got goals from Raebel Furman, Michelle Burgner and Hayley Miller. The playoffs continue on Dec. 12. Boys4 Ten teams began their play- offs. The ninth-place team, Team 454, won two games to move up in the rankings. The Green Machine lost its first game Saturday to Team 457, which earned a Sunday bye. The Green Machine beat the Rebels on Sunday to~tay alive. The Bulldogs lost their first game Saturday to Team 455 but won on Sunday. The playoffs continue on Dec. 12. Boys 5 . Nine of the 13 teams played single-elimination games on Saturday to earn a spot in an eight.team, round-robin tourney. In Sunday's beginning round oJ double-elimination, the Bad Bo¥' defeated the Blues Broth- ers and it was Quicksilver over the Stingrays. In a close game, the Blue Sharks defeated Whl.te Light- ning 3-2. Matt Tracy scored two goals for the Sharks with an assist by James Cowan. Eric Schelln also scored. The defense won the game with standout play by Jose Robles, Jerry Barela, Philip Gustin and Thomas Harrington. Revenge triumphed over the Hornet 3-1 with Ian Jenrungs scoring the first goal on an assist by Kevin Wong. David Man- chester had two goals with an assist by Jonathan Cefalia Girls 3 In the first weekend of the playoffs the Wave defeated Team 303, 2-1, in the closi.J?g seconds of overtime. lAuren Sondel scored first for the Wave. Heather Clark scored the tying goal to send the game into overtime. Katie Healy scored the Winning goal off a comer kick by Laura Kauth. The first-place team, the Green Giants, defeated Team 305, 2·1, to advance. Boya3 The Kill r Hornets had a win· Ding weekend with a 3-1 victory over the No Name on Saturday. Scott Archbold, a 6-3 sopho- more up from an 18-5 freshmen, bas been a pleasant surp~e. according to Hirst, who· had uru- versal praise for lus players' work Jan. 5 · Wooclbr1d9e" (home). 7:30 Jan 10 ·at Irvine•, 7 30 Jan 12 -Corona det Mar• (home). 7:30 Jan 17 -El Toro• (home). 7.30 Jan 19 • at Santa Margarita• (home). 7.30 Jan 24 ·at Woodbndge•. 7.30 Jan 26 • Irvine". ~ 7 30 Feb 2 • at Corona del Mar•. 7·30 Feb 7 ·at El Toro•, 7 30 Feb 9 ·~ta Mafgarita• (home), 7:30 • denot~ Sea v.-League game .. ethic and attitude. son, the kids were familiar Jim Schwartz, a 6-3 senior, will enough with the system that add depth, as will football arrivals you'd only have to tell them Greg Wertman, a 6-0 junior, and something once, and they knew Kumasean Lee, a 5-11 sopho-what you wanted Here, I'm still mor~. . . explauung how and why we do Hirst s~d the late amval of so things, whlch means telling peo-~uch of his roster, due to foot~. pie two and three tlrnes before it didn't help ease the transition I ·~~~ . . · process. su~ in . . ~Most of the teams m our What Hirst wants to smk m IS a league have had their 12 guys all deliberate offensive approach fall," Hirst said. Mone of the "We're going to have to make toughest things for us ngbt now lS sure we're not OW' own worst getb.ng the lads to understand enemy, which means eliminating where I'm coming from At Ech-turnovers • BbATING CONTINUED FROM 12 their team's ability and the ability of the city to run a good regatta. The winner of the Sail City Challenge becomes the host of next year's regatta. Local sailors Jack Franco and Dave Ullman, both or BYC, are the leaders of the Newport Beach team. They and their teammates will be competing on Challenge 30s, a new boat introduced by International Cheetah for the event. Other top competitors· Scott Allan, David Starck, Dawn Riley, Ken Read and Morgan Larson The 30s will be equipped with North jibs, Sobstad mainsails and UK spinnakers, with Affinicom. a Denver-based long distance telephone service as the presenting sponsor. The racing will be based out of a compound at the Miami International Sailboat Show on Watson island. The event will feature three races a day for five days in these identically matched boats. The pwpose of the regatta ts to determine the best sailor by talent alone, and not through eqwpment. Also the regatta is bemg held concurrently with the Boat Sow to allow the public access to the knowledge of some of the nation's greatest sailors. • St.philnie Keefe'1 boating column appears m the Daily Pilot every Friday. ;t O am to 4 pm · FREE CAMERA CHECK & CLEANING CLINIC FORYASHICA ORCONTAX CAMERAS I T~\S::as . RT~froin f D • II • • FfUOAY, NOVEMBEI\ 24. 1995 1 Wic irilCii .....C leOTICll · ,_,. IOTICll ... IO IOTICll ,_IC ll01'ICll W ll011Cll WIC llOTICll ..UC IOTICD PUIUC llOTICll :plCID'nDll Oarm'11h•, Ollw"' ._. ........ ,...e'l:fj•.=:f*=-IOTICI wt'Y.....,.._~ • ._._.....,_. !!l.!t...IR!!C!! '111 ... i 11,~ • .... ICIOTICI •.:::=--.....-11$11'2'"'A~ i::",ou ...,... .... IMNii~,.:_ ............. , ~;;mt; :=,~J: == ™;;;;p *.:i.2111 lfll • MJJlL= -..na11oe1er*dtom•• NINO .,.ION. 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Oeo.4•1-. .., PUIUCNOTICI .::f"Ave., CA auihoritvwllt>e....., arentiM*""°rftv· .,_,CAl!114 •n :to a1 hllra.~•:=:: PU1UC NOTICI P\alC NOTICI PUIUC IOTICI Pied••._.. 111 l:c, bu•::-~on-=..:•"= A H~I~ ,:'., ~ •'='•~ ':::. ~ r.::,1:,~~ ~· ~ ftWV 9UPINOR COURT L&QAL llOTIOll PlatlMa• • I' I I llw ......... t H9Ve ~ etal"9d ~ to the ~ and ~., 14 1115 et INM.CAirJ14 Dl72 ~ be lntw-.ct In OP CAUPOIUllA. ... *'llUO"tc;!.~ -llw 8tal1• 11lt 2t! ~._!.~ ... ~ buJlneJil ye:«? Ho ahow1 good 08UM why 1 :45 ,.M. lft b~t. 703 .. ..!'!. ...,_&....., la~ tr Tlil ..._II~ fir IN wtll 0t ..we 0t bot\. COUNTY Of' OAANO& rv -_. The tollowlf'8 p.-9QN.,. ~.., --M! -,_... L. lllga the ooun ehould not tocetecl at 341 The City •--..,....., .... of: ORITCH!H Mh .. L!J\ ~t lfhe Cttv DrM MAllDOllSD ~ IMlrMNie _.: MJ £n-COAl C~, $tOI ™9. ~ WM fti.d Of1lnt IN authority. Orin Or•noe CA HM"'_.., .. , .. ,.,.• l.lu•· HM Wll'I _.., dGiftll lluJi. A PETITION hu bMl'I ...... Oftioe f'WDTY WpriMe, * Cot* Reef "*'k Lllne, IUIK:tl, wM tN County Clettl of A HfAftlNG on the 91818 ,_!I'll?.!..~ ..,._ iw -7 lllo flled by JANE POWEU. In ... 14t71 Notlo9 .'!.~~ Dr .. 1111, Huntington ~'2,!83__. 3IOI Park enno. County on 10.1 .. 95 Hddon wM IM twld on IF YOU oa.JECT TO~~~ SliNED' AIOll Am UllfU>. Che S&lf!l'lot C<Kl1 of c.i.. Or-... CA UW the ~-.:fi:.::. IMct\, CA 12141 -·--· t"'Met907 DeoemlMr 21 18H at the granting of the """""'' . '*;-,..~RIMDfUJDlt ·~~J>~~ eaeti-11?1 ... •:~ 11~ ~:"i ... ~. ~:H~ ~~ 8-ch, CA Dally PlloC ,.ov. 17, 24, 1:41,.M.ln~703 petition, you ahoutd .. ~~~~ .. · ~-:,MJCI~ !hat JANE POWEU.~ IP' '" THI una OF ::'\ut1M ... Prate. tlngion INch, CA12141 Thi• bu1lnH1 I• con-o.c.1• 1, 1915· '927 ~:cs ~~!!u. ~'X = .. , •t x.:uthe heot~..'! C-*Ofllbemiw13.111!115. ~cc:L:11.1-. pointed u '*'°"" ,.. THI PITITION TO Jlonal ~. the followtna Mwto Lynn Carr 325 Corll ducted by."'~ PUBLIC NOTIC! '28.. atete ' ,..,-NOTl:f.n.. Ac:*u1 Nwne M::ITa·lNI fidlOlll N11tn1 MntallV9 to admlnlat• lh• OH.ANQI THI NAiii detetlbed .. PtOPet'IY. to wlE ...., Dr .. #11, Hunangton ~-•'-'1ed dolng tF YOU O&JECT TO ::~ d or .:r1~:,: ~ MifH flw ~ .. ~ s.m.t ...... lhl ~ ,_. .. tatt of the ~ o' Koren II Koetaeld lHOMAS SHANNON.L !-!_~!! BMch, CA 12e41 ""' , ... no "-t1U..·9ullneaa the ti f the ,...o on. w1 h • • • Mid 111 .,._ b • It wa llled 111 b alCJ THE PETITION r9qUMtl and 11.....a y Ciavtll' 0.1, BIKE. MISC. r"UfVflo Thll bllalne.. la con-M CatnPol Name atatNMnt tJu:'nan ~. oehou&d o°"rt before 1he heer-ol 111 ~~A new rd· of b ~QM. A,_ Ac:f. Che dec9dent'J Will tnd • ti 1\JRe. AND MISC. BOXES, ducted by: hueband and Thi• ata1tmtnt w.. llled The~ 1*891'1 ., • .,. • J"-Ing. Your epfMlfanG• lol.-.... --IOI.II ~ NllM ........ codlch, If eny, tie admitted Oft behalf of Au. n HAMIO NAZARI, UNIT 0:34. Wife With IN C0unty Oer1c of ~ buJU1eJ9 .. : Sutana appeat at the heiring mey be In penon or by -Ila Mid D11or 11> 1111 0. lftdt be ._, Dllor ID f111 - to Pf()bale. The Wiii end CharlH KoatHkl, a LAROE COMPRESSOR, Haw you Nlted doing Ofqe County on f1~ Etc..,. 1IOO S.ahorH Cir., end etete your objeO-your ettomey. Thi '*"8 of tU.....,.,,... doll Thi lilftO of Ills...,_ doll eny eodlclll .,. tvtllable inlnot REFRIGERATOR, AUTO bu91ntN Y9t? no 1HNH3HO Costa Meta. CA 82827 done or file written IF YOU AR! A not .. lllllf .,..-. .. UM lft llOt of lilltl ....... b '* 11'1 for uamlnallon In the Ille ~I NUMlllR PARTS, TOOLS AND MISC. .1«9my Cwr Dally Pilot Nov. ·10; 11, 2A, Shk1ey °'!)', 1800 See-objeo~~ whh ... _~ CREDrTOR or a contln-hi -o11 ~ aitklJts hi.-ot 1 FicMo11J ...._ leeot by the court. At78908 JTEMS Thia lltltemenl wu fllad o.c. 4, 1995. f88e hotM Cir., Co.ta Mee&. CA oourt .,.fore the ,__ J:"t creclitor of the Mimi Ill '60illon ol .. 19* OI Mimi 111 *'*"GI b llaMt o1 niE PETITIOH requesta ORDIR TO SHOW Sale 1111111 be by competl. wM the County CWk of 9282'7 Ing. Yo.Jr ..,..,anoe ece .. ed you muat file lnClhf' undet f-edml, St*, "'°'* lllldlf Fedd a., 0t euthoftty '° ldmlnlliW the CAUll fOA CHANG& UV. bidding (Wrlft«I Meled Ormnge Cow1ty on 10-12>85 PUIUC NOTIC! Thi• bu•lnesa I• co~ mey 1M In pweon or by your c1.lm wjth the common law cs. SedicWl14400 common i. (Sil~ 144(1) ettat• under the lndepen-OF NAMI bide may be aubmill9d In tH~t 1U ducted by: an lncMdu.I YoUr attorney. oourt and mall a copy to ltllQ., a... Ind Plafmion1 •-i a..s -~ dent Admlnlltlatlon of & PETITIONERCSA.= M edYllneeJ ON THE $0TH Delly Pllo( NoY. 10, 17, 2A, Flotltloua au.In•.. Have you atMt8d doing IF YOU ARE A the pereonal repreHnte· Codi) Codi)"' tatea Act. (Thia authoffty IColteUd end v' DAV Of! NOV. 1995, t:OO Dec. 4 1995. fllOe ....... Statement ~ yet? )'M 3183 CREDrTOR or • c~ tive eppolnted by the Atlt Nino DllCOVaY ... COWAIY will allow the pertonlll rep-· • A.M. AT THE PREMISES ' The k?lowlng P9f'90lle .,. Shlr1ey Dery r.nt creditor of the I hi f TUM ESCROW lllC rlMntatlve to t.ak• INllYC.ytor,onbehtlfofAus11n~EREaaldpropenyt\u PUBUCNOTICE dolngbulNiaas:OetN Thi. eta1ement wu flled eoHHd muetfil•oourt wt n our "15tltoolturtsi. 1111CWlrA'll.,SIL4«J 8Ctlonl wttW court ~ ~~~D ~ ~ bMl1 stored 8nd which It . wet ~ 2490 New-with IN County C1eflt of your ~with the montha from the date a.. QN, CA ~ ~1 provtl. Belor11 \aklng «*· TION FOR AN ORDER TO located at AYRES SELF FlotltJoUe ......... ~ BMS., eo.ta ...... CA ~ Cow\ty on 11:3-15 court and meih copy to of firet law1no1 of BurM:olllMIM ~171MMWlt.!!rJ].,t4.._ ::..:::. ~ aC:tlona, TO STORAGE, 1~ WHmlER ~tement 7 t,._!Hf31H -11\19 ..... ....i b the on-8l-100 o1 the ...... ll/X#IA. ~ 1T;14. -i>it1.i, 19QS 1 _,..,,...,, '~wt be required A&Jstln CNrtee Kott: 12927 71 1192 Land-doln bualneu a1: 2490 Newport &Mt., Coata __ , Piiot NoY. ,o, 17• 24• _....,n Y C.itfomlaProbeteCode. -1• '1..., to give nota to ~w"1ed Aultln Ctwtal Claytor IOrd tMeNM IN r1ght to Toc.•l•fun 1542 C~ M .... CA l2e21 Dec. 4. 18H. f904 oourt wJthfn four The lime for fillngr.=;..;.;::;.;;=;;;..--......,~-.--~......----:---, =:' ~ ~":: J ~ ::"~"':! ~-be~tw '= monw1aJth . Ave., euefla ~ bby:u11ne~o~ PUIUC NOTICI :.°n~t f1!".,::.d8!~ cteima wiU not expire f ·I to the poaed ~) thlt matt• ~., befON paid for Ill IN tl~ of Pwtc, CA 90821 . .,.. letters .. providecl In before four monthe Th• lnd~t 1dminl9-:' ~of"'~ chau. All p:-char.d ~~b~gi!!':· ~vet?~ doing '::.:!,,.'*:.:.: 1 Hction 9100 of the from the heering det• • ? llatlon euthorlty wW be ,.~_.., o .......... c07.t"'at good• .,. eold .... and ~Parle. CA 80821 ' John Mlchul VIiieneuve The folloWI ptreona ar Ctllfornl• Probet• Code. noticed llbove. Re po ,·on· n g ' 1 Qllllled unleu an lnttr-;;;-;Ad,;-~ above must be removed at time of s hanle RtnM Hloalna Thia l\at.rnenl WU ftled doing ~ ... JS Golr Tf'ie tlm• for filing YOU MAY EXAM-~~ '*'°" ftl-:u:; ~ on 12/S 1895 at 2:00 ..... .sai. l1tubject toof~ CommonwNlth-Ave.: with the County Clerk of 25S E. 11th St'.. 11145'. ol...,,_ win not expire INE the file kept by the . • ,_ .. on to the pe 1 o'clock p'm. and then and cellatlon In IN event Ml-Buena Pllfk CA 90821 Orange County on 11:3-85 Costa Mesa, CA 82827 before four monthe court. If you •r• • per-= ~ ~N gr~ lhe U*9 anOW 'caUM, If .ttrY :ir=I ~landlord Thia buelnHt IJ co~ t 9913UH57 , JoMph S. Spano, 2$5 E. from the heering date 1on lnterHted In th1 It you're loo~tna m repoint authorfty. they have, why the petition AYRESgaOROUP;· BOND ducted by: hutband and Dally Piiot Nov. 10, 17, 24, 18th SI., #145, Colle noticed ebove. _ Htlt~l yo.J rney file ll A. HEAAINO on the pelf. for change of name~ NUMBER 9-400-1114 wife Dec. 4, 1915. f898 ....... CA 82027 YOU MAY EXAM-with me court I forTNI llon will be Mid on DE· not be granted. A'ff" Self Storage RMI-Have you atlllted doing Thia bu1lne11 11 coo-INE the file kept by the Requeat for Speclel ~ 1. ~d it ~•ac it CEMBER 14, 1895, at 1:45 h la fur1hw ordered that• dent~ ' ~~No PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: 111 lndMdual oourt. If you ., •• per-Node• of the filing of an u, reuUll I re.,. e or P.M. In Oeot. 703 located copy o:,.uu ~'°1n"= Publlah-ed Newport Thll ~ WU fUad F1otltlou1 lklalneH :J°"Y«?~ doing eon lnternted Ii\ the 1r;ventory end epprel181 restore ~ft, fook l'n ttte' tmot al 341 Th1 City Drive 'f!~..,,_.pu of BHch-Coata Meta Dally with the County Clertl of Name atatam.nt JoMph '· S~ fftlt!t you mey file O eet.te •••ta or of Soultl, Orange, CA 82eel. -·1 ,......, • newspapw Piiot November 17, 24, ,..__,, ,.,.._.., 1().2().96 ........ ~-....... • .--• ._.. with me court• fonnel eny pedtlon or eocount If YOU OBJECT TO IN general clrculatlon pu~ 1895 ...... .., ............ , on .,,. -"·"" Pll'90N are "' atatement wu •uwu Requ4Nt for Spedel .. _p_rovlded In Hedon .-;..,.~~J.. fl J:.:. grentingofthepetltlon,you ::cs In thla~.J·..: . AW ~!.!~=2~ 17 24 ~=n•u:1:r, ~Co=~: Nodoeofthefilingohn 1250 of the CellforN• OU»i11UlD to 'nd m~ ~appear Ill IN hear· once• ..,_, · • • H·--Str t.'Hun•......_ ..... _..,.. J:I08 lnventoty end epprelnl Probete Code. A Re- ing and atate your ob-~U:--prior to PUBLIC NOTICI Deo. 1, I , 18H. F926 ~·~·CA~ -..-tHa3M a of ntet• ...... or of queat for Sp.del Notlo• • / I k. t ~ :ui m:.. ~: o'Jrt., OCT ~Ha &UllllARY OP PUBLIC NOTICE Chrl1Une Bock, 11431 g:_v4 ~Nov. 10• 17..::.. eny petition or eccount !hZ" i. •~eilrtt.t>I' from 5efVIC8 YOU f8 00 tflQ 10f. I;; the hlattng. Y0411 IP' TH 0 .. A. • ". ADOP'HD Plotltloue......... :.,~ ~~ PUBLIC NOTICI ~~~;:. ~~ ~..: ......... ~ ~In l*'90l'I SCHUL Tl, COllMIS: ORDINANCI Name atatwnt Thie bualneH la c~ Probete Code A R• ~ J . a.... iF"M~,_:E A ~EDITOR . llONER OP TH& SUP .. ~~be~~· J The followtng l*"tOna .,. duct9d by: an 111dMdlMll Flotltloua auaJneu queet for Speoial Notloe ....... Dl•wwwa• • or 1 contingent CflditOf of «IOR COURT force and .n.c:t 30 daY9 doing buJlneU u: Da1Y Have you IWted doing Name Statament fonn I• evalleble from ..... th& deceued you muet fU• Kenn M KoslMkl .-MS from lta adopdon on Mio-lndu1trlaJ TOOie, $117~ ~yet? no The tollowlng penone .,. the court •rtt. . 2121 E. C... Y04J1 dalm Wnh tN cowt RUIMll V. Claytor, 504 E. vemtier 20 1195 and WM Allport Looo Dr.. Coeta CMatir'9 Bock doing bullneU U: PlrllaO AtllflwY t. ........ ...,_..,at. 2:90 aod mall a copy to IN per· 8artdey Ave., Ofange, CA adopted bv IN' fo1ow1no Meaa. CA t2fJ:2e Thia" et.alement WU filed de Selud, 1748 S. Main, ...... J. CJIJr• Corw Dal.._ CA repr ... nt1llve • 8288'7 ro1 cal vote: COUNCIL ,~-o°'=' ~(~, ~,.!'-,.~ ~~ ='f8'.~!_!~1811 s 8..1.C' •••• 9HZ5l1/l7 11/ZO 11""~ ed by the court within Publl•h•d Newport lllll••Raa AYISa"' --.. ..,. • ..,.. _,_ft, on ---· • uf-• • ,_ o~flm~mot~ci: ~-Meu oa11y a.tobon, 8ufla. Homs Cf::=-~•~c~ ==~10 11 24 ~· Santa Ana. CA c.~:7o ..... heac. PUBLIC NOTICE , ...... provided In NCtlon f'llot NcMwnber 3, ·10, 17, buckle, o.na., Mone-ducted by: • c:orpofallon Dec 4 1195 . ' ;m Thi• bUJlneH I• co~ ..... All8 CA a7Cn e100 of tht Ctlltomla p~ 24, 1895. hen. NOU1 None. Am. Have you l\af'ted doing • ' • dUc:ted by: an lndMdual 11/M 11127 12101 bale Code. The time for N-F880 Sl!NTa None. butlnnl yet? YM Sept. RA Have you atarted d~ • • fie 11.1___,1 Ing clalme wUI no1 explt• PUBUC NOTICE OROINANCE 16-11 -s>-1175 T DE bualneaa vet? No betore fow month• from PfOYM an amendmWlt to Dally Grinding, Inc., Van Marla A. Sanctiu PUBLIC NOTICE '= ........ the hNttng dtt• noticed Nonc• o~ the contra'1 ~ the ~~-= flled through classified :;:: ='='ty ~.:~ The followlnoA~ ~·MAY EXAMINE the PUauc Hu.JING City of Coata .... and the with the County Cltrk of 842·5878 Ofange County on 10-20-95 CNSU2HH doing Min.a II: me kept by the court. If you Notlct It her~ Board ot Admlnlltratlon of <>range County on 114-95 , tHNH2093 NOTICE Of MXl«AIN. all sa.111 .. --~~ ., •• peflOn lnternted In=:;~ N~ IN Publlc Emptciyeee R• 1 ... 3HH2a PUBUC NOTICE Dally Piiot Nov. 17, 24, PEllrllON TO =.Suitt .. Pll.-llnaJ th• ••tat•, you may ftle BMch will hofd a publlc tlremant Syatem (PERS). Dally Piiot Nov. 10, 11, 24, Fictitious llualneH Dec. 1, 1, 1915. F915 ADMINISTBI 01105 wt1h the court. formal R• hearing on the appllc:Clon THE FVU. TEXT of IN Of• Dec. 4 1985, f903 .. •tat t ESTAn OF: 6llnJI Wllw, all queat tor Special Notice 01 f Steve snv tll for cllnance may be read In IN ' ame •men PUBLIC NOTICI! ROMANO Rllrmond "*"t. WM ~ m1ng .:!, :f lnventOIY ~ment ,.:_• ~ on cny Cltrk'• Otnce, n Fair PUBUC NOTICE ~ '~ T-::, MARIO Pmdn. Cllifoma 91105 Mtl ~of eny .:: -: p«>perty localed al 4717 Drive, Com M.... "-tltloua ........_ Quality Framing, 1248 s. Mg~::" ,_: p ~ acc01.ml u provided In ~ ~ ........ of ~ llARY T. IJ.UOTT, NarM a .. t....,.t Lyon St., Santa Ana. CA CNauu140 MOLFETTA Ai.A Pllldlnl.~t110l5 Netlon 1250 of IN Cal-M. ~· Deput'J Cltr Cleftl The foQowlng ptr8Clnl.,. 82705 NOTICE OF ROMANO lldlMf 8. UftdOIWI. ~ fomla Prob«te Code. A A.-~ 1 ,!!.. ~ Publl1hed Newport dolr'lg bUflnMe u: fttem1er AafHI Robledo, 1115 KiiilOiill TO MOLf.Ei'TA ~ -.... 91* qu.-tor Special Nob Mlbeekof'3._trom1M Beach-CoJta MMe Dlllly 1nvea1menta,1nc..e10New-~~#8, Colt.a EST~ CASENO.A1802 ~=~~ !:!; ~ AYallab&e trom the n•wly Mlabllehld front Piiot November 24, 11185. ~~.°CA=· Thlll. bualneu 11 con-HOWARD PR.!?-..... To all fM!,., benefi. fllWmafld Allalw. sui.. AttorMf for the PetJ. Q*.Z ~ :.il.ot 27~ ft31 o;&;i'~ eorpor. dueled by: WI indMdual CASE NO A1vn -cleri .. , ored1tore, o~ Plladlnt.ClliolriJ91105 uonen · yattt Ntbec:I( of"ll ...._ PUIUCNOTIC! t1on. (DC), e10 NewpOtt ~Y9i?~,_dolnQ T all,;., IM tlngent creditore, and TIJIMinm•c::onu:ild JAMIS C. HARVSY, whet9 IN Dltlr1cdng Map Cer1W Dr., 111850, Newp0tt n_.__. ~ ...... o nt, ne peta0na whomeyother-·~~ ••G. ccaa.1t4HM), c:umnav detlanatM. front o.tUnH Belch, CA 92MO n;.-llatement WU flled =t ::::: .. 00 =·.fa• ~~t=~~~ ~ ~::: ~'t CORa•TT a aTlllLo ~of..::.:-of~,_: ~~;-~~·~~~.,the County Oer1c of ~whomeyothef'o both, of: ROMANO .. Cou-CM Of °'1"0I MAN, 18200 VON KAii· from the origlnll fl'ont .-Id The followlog Plf'JOIW.,. H._ you l\al1ed dolr'lg Orqe County on 11-3-95 WIH ~ Interested MARIO MOLFETTA onOclliWID.191!1. MAH, aT•. 2001 IR-tide property llnea, reepeo. doing butlrlMa u : Eva. t...1nM8 Y9t? Ho 18953MH29 the will or eetete, o AKA ROMANO M. Tlil flc:hcua NlrM VIN!, CAH715:toa•, !Mly. 401 N9WpOl1 Cerar Dr •• Global Marketing Corp., Dell'fPllotNoY.10,17,2A, both, of: JAC MOLFETTA AKA~fftlm (714) IU.UU ~· has bMr'I i. 1'224, Newport BMch. CA Jamie R. CelJM/ Secy. Dec. 4, 1895. '901 HOWARD PILGRAM ROM"NO MOLFETTA .. dlll I .. flJd In b Ofllcl Publlah1d Newpon end It t\u bM'I 92880 . Thia ltallmenl WM fUad A PETITION A PETITION tw;1 o1 b ~ Ot1t1, A l'llW fa· Beach.CO.ta M ... Dally uw It It cal· Mia Aeuair CotpentJon, With the County Clertl of PUBUC NOTICE bnn meet by SUSA been filed by PAMELA lolls aiantu Name~ Pll Nov egorlcall'f ex•mpt und., (Wuhlngton), 32.3 Belmont Orwlge County on 1C>-a7-416 PILGRAM In the Superi-G MOLFETTA · the ll"9t be ..., 1111ot ID 11111 4* ot ember 17• 20• 24• Che requlrementa of IN Avenue EMt, #14, Seattle, tHHH2787 FtctJtloue llualne•• or Court of C.itfomla, Su erior Court 0'," Celt-Thi tiinQ Of ta '*lllmltll doll CAL•SCAN (918) 449-8000 1995· '924 C•llfornla Environmental WA 81102 Dally Piiot Nov. $. 10, 17, The ~~ement County of Orange. for~• County of Or-llOt Of illllf IUllOltle b Ult In Oua1Jty Act. Thia bualne11 It c~ 24, 1995. FIT7 ·-"·"" ~ .,, THE PElTTfON ,.... 1 e .' !tit ..... ot 1 Acftolll Mnesa ~!"'!'!!~~~~~~~------__. ---c-u-.-.-.-"-•• -D--1 Notice .. ~fur1hlr ducted by: • corporation doing bualnesl ... Ultra CIU••ta thet SUSAN ng THE PETITION r• Mimi in ....,,. Of .. -Of lt'a the eolutlon vou're given tt111t Mid hear· Type.,: ~~ ~,.tii PUBLIC NOTICI ~ ~~':.':; c!,.~ PILGRAM IM eppofntecl gueata thllt ROBERTO lllOlhlf under f'edltll, Stall. °' Harchl~g for • wheth-~ ~ ~1= 7: tor ,;;;,--· FlotlUoua .._..,... M .... CA 92628 • Plr90Nll r=r .. ent. T. MOLFETTA be es>: common i. (See Sec1o1114400 ~r you re .. ~::.,: uJhourof7:30p.m.ln'IN =am ha• not vet Na1neStatwnt Michael Edmond Fletcher, :~t!0of-::'d!:d.~ pointed .. pereonal~~,.,...ll'lllPl'ofllllont ome, an ap • CcMd Chambera of the beQUn to trenaact bualnMa The folloMng penona .,. 1300 Adame Ave .. #1e.E. THE PETmON • reprH•ntetive to edmln-, • new occupation or N~ 8Mch CJl'f Hall ~ the tlctJtlou1 blJ» ~ bu.in.ea u · Orange Costa ...... CA 92821 r• leter th1 Ht•t• of tha Ant ~ ~•n a •tr•v pet. 3300 Neo.vpor1 Boulevard' MM name°' namu !lated County lmpcM1a, 1i1e Eaal Thi• bu1ln•11 I• con-:Ji•u•b the dodecadl ent'• decedent. Nlwoolt~Mlll Newport 8Mch Call~ herein. 17lh S11Mt #R SanCa Ana. ducted by. an lndlvldual ~ o clli, If THE PETITION r .. CH33ll!034 Nov3.10.17.24. 111115 Ill which time ' and place Mle Reuulr Corporation. CA 82705 ' Hav9 you •tatted doing any, ... admitted to queate euthority • to -• PUBLIC NOTICE erry and au PlfJOnl ln1ef. Scott Phllllppl, Prn1*1 Mohammad A. Ruak. 542 bullr1ela ~ y9e 11).3().4M prObate. The WILL end eclmlni•l•r the Ht•t• NOTICE OP fftecl may IPPNI and be Thia atatement wu filed eov.ed Wagon Trail,~ =-llllltmel~ lled : foodloil~!,.awll-1 under the Independent NO matter heard ther90n. If you cMI-Wllh IN County a..11 of helm Hiiia, CA 82807 or •••••••u0 n n AdmlNatretion of b -, .; Puauc ttaAAINQ ~ "* proflct 1n ~ <>range County on 11-1-es Thi• bu•lne•• 1a co~ with IN County a..11 of the flf• kept by the t•tH Act. (Thia euthoti-what you re ~':ft:'~·~ you may~~~,.... t"83HUOO ~by:"'-~ ~=.,on 11:3-15 co.J~E PETmON tvwinallowt!'-P•raon-doing your .tlorl f the City Of Newport lnQ only ...... ....,.. you Daly Piiot NoY. 10 17 24 you --~ re-al repreHntauve to take ' ~ _.. hold • put>IJc 0t aomaone et• r9laed at Dec. 1, 1995, ' fsei butlnM8 pl? v-. 10-O&l'f Pilot Nov. 10. 11, 24, quuo euthority to many actione without hom~town 6eat1ng on the appUcaUon ~11~14iti.&,h~ .,CS:; ~A. RauJc Dec._., 1995. f902 =~= 1,:r ~':J obtaining court epprov-newspaper •f uM°'Jan.,, ~ wrtaen ~ ~ PUBLIC NOTIC! Thia 1tat.ment wu ftled PUBUC NOTICE Admlr0tret1on ~f E• ~~~=~o_::~n n. '°' = ~ Pian ~ lvef9d IO the Oty at. or FlotJUow au.an.u wtlh the County Cltrk of Flctltlou.9 kalne tetu Act. <Thhl au(hori-however \he pereoMI ~.-J PJk>t inent No. 85-3 (E), Amend-r:" '°·the publlccall~(7 ,· Name Stet•IMl\t Orqe County on 11~ Name atetemen~ tv wi" altow the pereon-reprenntetive will be !!..~-INnl No. 137 Site Plan ,.._ Of ~ c 1 The toloWlng Plf'JOnJ .,. t H53UUU The foClowlng al repr ... n..Uve to take required to givi notice ftta In .,._Ho. 79 inct RelUbd'Mo 644-3200. dolna buJlness u: GOLD Daly Piiot Nov. 10. 17, 24, doing ~,'{;, menv ectlona without to lnterHteCI pereon. • llOft Ho. 1021, on property llloha9' c. Krenza.,, CROWN:POS. 1137:A o.c. 4, 1tee. f897 Slleet Clott!lno eo' 601 obteinlng court -s>t>rov-unlu• th•v have IOcaSed aa ao7-621 ~ Seoretarr, Plaftftlne Baker S1rHt. Coata ....._ PU U II CE 31• Street. St9 8 NfwPQft •·Befort tfklnq etnt!n._ _ _ _ ____ _ ATh.'&pp11cat1oM being =·~c·~ •• ~c.OecMr.1mnA B c OTI ~~~~toe .. Sli T:l~G con1ldared wlll If ap. NOTE: The uptl\M of Baker StrNt. Coata M..., PlotJUoua au.an... ~~ Nc.wport h.ch, ~ t)rOVed, allow tot iM deWf. ~ noace le paid "°"' • ~ ~., 1537:A Beker ni.Name a .. tement.,. CA eaea' • f"Tt" 1 of an : '4' re" tJllng t .. ~ed from the Slleet, co.ia Meta. CA ~ ~19CJF, Thi• bualn••• la con-• • en a oon om n um applleant. l2e2I 1211 Statbo&rd Wey, Co-esuc.ed by: an lndlvlduel =~0,;•~(~1•: ftubll•h•d N•wport Thi• bu1lne11 11 oons rona dll Mer, CA 112125-~-etatt.er do4nQ m,.ignate tt14t pr~ ~at.I Meta Deity duded b'f: hUlband and 1321 VI i,";' no fOf ,._ullJ.IFamlly Raeldenllal Piiot ~ 24, 1995. Wife Craig Jon.than '""""· ~~~u ft1td UM> and .... bllth the per-Fm Haw you l\Jrted doing 1211 Starboard Wa'f, Co-with the Counl'f Oletk Of ml1ted deneity of deYef. bua1neN Y9t? YM 11-2-M I rona dll a.w, CA 82825-. = mt; Amendment No PUBLIC NOTICE 1<enne1t1 C. Deck• 1321 0tqe on 11,-3-95 10 emend DflltlctlnQ Thie .catement wu Ned Thie bu11ne .. 11 co~ tHl3H2 • No 25 to reione IN THE COSTA MESA ZON-with the County Clettl of duc:ted by: an lndMduat Dally Piiot NoY. 10, 17, 24, ' from the "R·2" ING ADMINISTRATOR OtW1Q1 COtr.ty on 11-2..M Have you atar1ld doing Dec. 4, 1195. f908 ~~ ~Will R~DEA A DEQ. 1HHMMt1 bullfleNyet?no ' -1 d")" SION ON MONDA~-D& n.-.. __, ....... 3 1o 17 9a19 A.maa PUBLIC NOTICI '"" " CEM8£R ~ 1915. Ut1 AS -1 ~ ,..,... ' ' ' 'Thie atatament wu Ned --------dlinllal)~ <:-~Rt= BOON AS POSSIBLE 24, 1118. flU wtttt h Cour1'Y C1trk of ·~ llualneu Ho. 18• '° Mlilty ooncfl. THEREAP'TER, ON THI PUI C NOT1CI Oflnge ~ on 11.WS ...._ Stetwnt ..,. OI epproval of ~ R)UOWINO rTEM: t"·~~1 The tolowtng peraonJ .,. tel P1an AIMndmenl No ~1~GOE~~ ~......... Olly l'llot Nov. 10, t'T, 24, doing =::.' ~ (£). requtr1nO IPPfOVW Of l'ENI, AUTHOfUZ!D --~.......... Dec.4, 11111. flOO ~w. Balboa loulevlfd: • ANEW BUSINESS?? • • • • • • • • • • • • • NC911CVSW mALNllK =ecr~ MC>rt!_Jary *Chapel CntfnatJon 1¢<1,~Y e.u,.1ao 1 .,._ plan rtytew for IN AGENT FOR IN'FELL a ',,. _.. • .., P*'Oftt .. Newpott IMch. CA 12111 ~~~~ ~~~~ ==:'io:': PUIUCltOTICI ~~41.:w= CIYtelon No. 1021, comblno AMENDMENT TO THE 0. IOI. lal. ISO, eo.ta ......_ lllotltleua ........... IMdl. CA 12eef The ~aJ /Jtfatrt!nmt Ill the DtD'1 Pi/qt is pleastJ to~ a new snvia now lllJtlilable to MW busiNssts. Ing two ~ Of !Sid Into ISTINQ PUNNED 810NINO CA aat .._. ,......,._. Thie .butine.. la con- ri.owsu When Words Are Not Enough •specl•llzf ng In Sgmpath11 Flocoera" 2983 Hatbor Blvd Costa Mesa , 540-3135 CIC 01'• parcel for condO-l'AOOAAM (Ze .. ._14't) Aowlencl W. Day~ VllCa The~ ~.,. dUC:aed by: an lndMdu.a """"""' ~ FOR THE VOHS IHOft.. su.te, tWpot1 CA ~ ~ at: SUi Haw '°" etanld doing . TNa oi°'9ct heJ bMl'I ,. PINO CEHTEA TO N.JD# NllO • flror1 ... 0lllll a.Mole, 2133 bullneJil YtC? y9e .. 1 .... w.w.d, 9ncl ll hM bMr1 TH! use Of' CHANH!L KM ~ 1851 Port bat 81ancMn1 Avenue, Javier Motln .,..,,,.. 1'81 ll 11 ca. ~. Nlwp'on e..ct\, Anlhllm; CA~ EIC&lly es.mpt undt( LETTIRS MTHER THAN CA t2teO lharon Lynn HarrlaOn, Thi• staterNnt WM med ~ Of .._ llOH CAllHl!TI FOR $ T~a bUalMH II CC» 2113 i... l&anc:hlrd A..,_ wfth ttlt Oourq a..11 of ~ wiJJ tiow SEARCH the 1lltlM for you 41 no ednt ~ and save>"" thi time and the bip to ihe °"'11-HtnM in SttntaAna. Thm, <f t:'OUm, afor the semrlJ is~~ Will .file""" jiai#ous busine1r 1lltm4 stillDnml Wiih the~ Ckrlt, publish ona a w«lt for four w«ltitts ~by law and thmfi/e J!"'T proof fomla e.twtronmeMal ~~ii~ ~ Mfed by:• owr'lll l*'t-enue, Mll*m, CA .alOfo ranoe =·on 1144S Oualt'f Acll. NfO LtfT'tM ON THe ~ '°87 teeia Nc*oe It ~ futttoer IXllT CAllNETS &..O. HeVI Y'O&I ..,_, doing Thia bu•IMtl la con-0"'1 NOi Nov, 10, 1T. U, ,.. .. "':.-::.r=-.. ~ CArm AT a.1ari HM: =YI:'~ •1~ :cr ~ "'~dolr'lg o.c. c. ,... '907 ,_. Of o_.. 1-. • :8:t. ~~ ~ Thie ......... w tied ~ Yf'? No PUIUC NOTICI "" hoUr of 7~ p,m. In .._ TIRMIN.• IDCeMf"I'. will the CounCr Cleftt of INron LYM Hwrteon ........_ h In CoYd ~~ .,. TH.I ABOVE I AO. Of'lnOe CountY on 11-HS ,,. ....,._ w 8eda •aa =r'J:::f~ =w 11/AAI CHAL> t...,HHM =:~ C... Of The-=.-= ,...:;=. ~ IN ~ff o..y Not Nov. 10, 17, 14, t•latet•?C: 10.tMI MIG ..... •: Av: • wNallJ-: end ~~~~U: 4. 1118• ._ Daly Not Nov. 17, l4. ll1tfon, attn Cimino :ti" .:'':... w 11A1110 1H WMTD4 ~ NOTICI 0eo. 1, •· 1-. 1'11t g::o. ~ Nlguel, ....... : ... ,.., ..... &~~ ............... a PUIUCllOTICI MIKewllw\111DBwfl F: 91111 ~"' ..-. AOMIHllTMTOft ftM>f' .......... ,,.. ~-~ leach. _, .. ...._. .. ...._ TO ntS M1CN8 D.\TI. · 11'1.....,......... ..a. 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Please SllJjJ by to fileJll'IT~ business Sflllmlmt ill tht /)aiJy Pilat, 330 w. &y & Qwa Mt111. /f )flff r4nnOt Slrlp ,,,~ adJ UI 41(114)6424321.and UM will ""'1te ~for""' to htWJle this~ liy '1tliiJ. • /f J<ll' shou/J hlltJt (111} fokhtr ~ p/M# ailJ UI lllliJ Wt wiJJ be ""1f'I! thtm g414 IO llJJist:f!* GJolJ IMcJt in J""'MW ~ .. • Pilot COSTAMllA i ,._ __________ ~----------.----------.... --...-.. ....................... ._. ........ ~----~ 0 USWIED HOURS Telephone 8am-5.:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm Monday-Friday DAILY PILOT DEADUNES Mooday ............ Friday 5:~ BYPllO .. (714) 642-5678 BY FAX (714) 631-6594 (Please include yoor name and phone numbec and we11 call you back with a price quote.) . GINlllAL POU CY Rates and deadlines are subject to change without notice. The publisher reserves the ript to censor. reclassify, revtse or reject any classified advertisement. Please report any error tha,i may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot&: The Independent accept no liabilif\Y for any error in an advertisement .. .... Tuesday ......... ~.Momay 5:~ ~y:: ..... l'today~ Thursday ........... Wednesday 5:~ BYMAILORIN PEllSONs for which it may be responsible e~cept "'""'fo~"""'----..--~--u cost of the space actually Friday ................ Thursday 5:00pm 330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa, CA CJ'lfJ27 C.oim.r dNcwpmtBhd & Bay St occupied by the error. Credu can only be allowed for the first insertion. COSTA MESA 2124 NEWPORT COSTA MESA 2824 RENTALS TO BUSINESS LOST & EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT .. • iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH 2169 SHARE 2724 OPPORTUNITY FOUND 2925 5530 5530 SS3Q •BS 38D 2BA F/P, College Park 2 mu-2904liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiii!~~~~~i!i!iiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Pool. Nie• yrd on The 81utfe.1 Wf Lae t., BR 11ABA 1 gar, HB 3Bd HM 1Rm Avl LOSTa SK•~• on ring Apt Manag•ment PERSON FRIDAY RECEPTIONIST ~. qul•t St. Gardnu, 4BR, 3BA 2000 aq. ft. ~~91 :::1~;~ham 12·1. Pool, Jaccuzzl, v END 1 N 0 SL0 0 a I w/M9dlcal card, etc. Customer aervlce rep File, typ•. computer Npt Cent8f' CPA firm; IOUA4. ttOUSlNO pool eve. Wat., pd. Open ~ '*lings pool tbl. Near park. Account• wlrll over 25 11/10, 18th & Santa fQr multiple apt com· hterat. CNord for Win· Comput•r exp n.c. o•ll'OllTuNtn $1500/mo. Ava II thruout . Light & Delightful tar No $378 980..8377 Machlnes•Buy All or Ana. C.M. 548·2061 plexes: Must have a dow1), errand• & ml1c FAX refume: ~ Allrnlu&111~,1111111a 11·1. 714·548-8571. charming. A real find. p•ta. El•o range, NB acrou street from Part*800-8l8..o90S enclosed tn.ick & gen· out-of-office duties. RESTAURANT ...,.,.lu•'!ect11&11tftd· ;1832 RIV•r•lde Dr. S 1895/mo. Open patJo. totally encl gar. bch. Shr lrg 3Br, great HEALTH & eral tools. Exper. FAX resume: 714-280- nlfalrltMSUl9AcUl1Mlas lleu del 11.,. Cul d• ~Houu S.t 1-4, 2100 S550+dep. 842-6984 cond. W/D. $400/mo+ req•d, Incl appliance. 1\80 Attn' Elizabeth. $8 PER HOUR · __.. wticA ...US 11 u1a,a1 .. c 4Br lrg backyard VlltaVlata~O com« •'aid• 1 Br, c:Mn, cw-utll. 673-7783 FITNESS 3000 repair. Xlnt 1tanlng1_o_r_c_a_11_2_so-a_o_8_0_. __ No Exp, N.cenaryf 11 ~ ''My ..,.ictcnu. pee;,, W~k to school.: 76 ..... 7 ... Ar~ port, lndry. Cut•. NB apt Lg 2br/2ba, ANNOUNCEMENTS aalary. and b1nel1t1 Exclualve prJvat• llalllllff Ir .iscrl111ia1ll11 St400/mo •.•• 557-60ee ..... vv. g-·· cl.an. S.. 1773 Welt· beaut. vi-Back Bay. *UNLIMITED* resume. Prefered The POSTAL & QOV'T .IOIS dinlng facllrty hlt\ng ._.. • rK&. elf .. talftlu, TM ll•tropolltan minster (UPP8f). 1795/ Reu. rmate NS $550 TJ!NNIS LJ!SSONS Konwt11r Corp. 4120 $21 HOUR+BENEFITS enthusl&Stic people FT¥r aa.~U,,llllllUMA&tner 1BR 1BA. gat9d, pool, mo. 842-6488 Dec: 1lt. 760-2620 $35/Month. Otf•r ends Birch St. Ste 104 NB. NO EXP WILL. TRAIN Come Join our team • ........ lr\Pl.••llllollolll HUNTINGTON ·~· dubhae. $950 llODll!ftN 2Bd w/gtua NB Ocean view ANNOUNCEMENTS 12·15. Call Luke for 92660. 833·2704. Appl+lnlo 714-647·1991 Apply In peraon: · ~.,.~~~ •• ~!Uni-BEACH 2140 Roaa Re~ htate walled llvlng room Modem, nr .. nd, lg 2920 details I 722-5958 Alt Museum In Npt RECEPTIONIST FIT ~nam °' 2-4pm -• ....,__ ...................... 250-4625 beamed ceil, l.Q patio aundk. '490. $100 off Bch seeks weekend For buay NB sporting 4110 Mac Arthur Bl, '"' •twilll,.r win Ht MINI MANSION The Metropolitan 1785/mo. On E. 115#1. 111 mo. rent 646-4400 HOST FAMILY OR front desk person for events mgmt firm. Ratatl Sal .. Us>ae* aewtltlY'"*"11Ylltftttise· 3 B9d 2 Bath apar· 2BR-2BA w/fp, gat~. S..Mgr.43JPrinc.l.on NB Shr 2br 2ba Oen ROOM&BOARD PERSONALS visitor contact. Phones. hll office du-ladlN golf & resort. aui .. real u&ltl n!U b II kll pool Pet k. PoOI & spa 11,350 Hbr Vu. Prkg, lndry, NEEDJ!D phones, admission~. 1111 Computer ltt1,..1e wear, FT/PT, Exp'd . ........... Ultln.0.IUffn, o~: s1100: 988-44:s Ro ....... •stat• NEWPORT fp, bale, pool, Jae, College-age Korean etc. Alan, 759-1122 helpful Erin 64&-9007. Katie, 720-1996 ~ = =~~! P::::•:o:':!:9: ..................... 250-452& BPACB 2669 N=~;~ s;::,s;:::~~1 ~~9J!rir1E:;~~~ PERSONALS 3002 ne~d~~~rl!Jc~ional .----_..1,, t....., ..._lit Clm-gar, tncd $875. SANTA ANA 2180 •1 BR ••25• Cute. clean, quiet, & Jan 2·Feb 20. Wiii pay evenings In my Costa ., ............. CllHUD 909-3905 28R 2BA •728/U private. Utl'• paid. Call good money. Please NEW HOT PARmlNE Mesa home. Must be M ·ntll 1.a-4%4·1911.,.,, Second to None Retrlg & dlahwuh:, * 714~M878 * call Marla or Allure at fREl"1.eGt .. 7t-1888 rellable & flaxl.ble, Call ........... OCMI,.._ 1Rtn11.rn 2144 2 e.d, Cpt8, tncd yd. Incl. IOJC30 pool. No NB/Pro1m1.ontor~ it~ 714-540-2400. ll+ ~Nomllll.owU>eppty 751-4925. HUOllUS·SSOI. unQ gar. Low move In only pets. No fHa. N~ Ament H , aty • • DATING? SHY? ~c,...,,o,,...,M=-=-=P,.,.U...,T=e-=R,....:__,,,D,....a-1a-• $750. 868-8865 lease. 848-4888 decor. Matr br/ba. Avt For a fun time call entry w/aom• pro-~jil••••••••I 1211. sa25. 815--6no ::: Turtlerook tnhae. 2•--,s~U,.,.QAl:"":''=R~S~HA~C=K,..-Stepa to Sand Clean 011-592·590-012. grammlng. Relaxad matt Br/2\ltBa. den, 2-3 e.d, galley kit, dbl 2Br, gar, lrg llv rm. UUI Nwpt I•. Doll Hae 2bd 33C per minute, 18 ~ marina loc. B•n•fll• car att gar, poola, w/d, 9.,., yd Avail now paid. No peta. 11275/ 2ba+den, gar, w/d. NHL~FL•NBA Salary DOE 723-7375. frig. 11~5. 858 8034 only 1825. ee8-0145 . mo. 551-a$64 Bay vu from bdrm. N/ SCOAl!ll SPREADS! •hach V.llJ.Nr Hoa9• amk. '825 548-8833 1-800-33s-2eoo ><5553 Customer Service ;:.__ __ ••·······1---------11--------Lg 2Br/2Ba S805; 1 Br SUVJmln. 11+ Touc:lltM p11n N 0 · RECESS I 0 N :. NEWPORT WESDONSl'!I. 2192 walk.fn cloMt 1725. STORAGE 2742 req. Sttv~ S11M45-1434. HERE. Incoming calla. ~':,;_-------!BEACH 216ft P~S~ 848 8838 9iiiiiii~~iiiiiiiii No cold calling, no 1002 • "!" door to tsoor. Start lm-SWVtJ and aright •Newport Kelghta• Boat or AV atorage EMPLOYMENT mediately. Call Mr. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil v --•11 38d, tButfl In le.It. gar. 2Bdrm 1 Ba. w/pool. to 40', secured. Costa •--------,~!~~~~~~~~LM~~7~1~4-96&-98~~~55~~1 QOV'T FORl!CLOIEO •.--•• 1Br 18a. 1" Aval f1QW onty 11050. No peg. 17M/month. Mee&. 12 a ft Pef mo. LOST & K f r oar pkng, poot, otbhae PM ok. leN905 138 Tu.tin 842 7868 tor repaira, om•• or ~nn.. Avail now. '850/mo. • 760-7857 FOUND small jobs, commla-on $1. Oallnqu•nt Tu. Auoo. Altye73-3883 Spaoloua tar W/k>ft. .. ~ fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 5530 alon. ll'UCk/tOOIS, pg Repoa. REOa. Vow -::---~:--:--=:::':"'l••••••••t~ ~ 2 -p.aDoe, walk4" -------· FOUND BLACK CAT Atea. Toll Fr .. 80(). Newport Cr.at 3BR ..... _.....a .. ,...s clat. End Wiil O'l9l'loc*a co ... •e CIAL Oct. 31, M ... Dr. ,.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1 req. 800-540-8750• 898-9n8 Ext. H-1398 2BA iownhome L.rgl .ftCft,A&.u;ull & pool. 11420. 876-8003 A'f&DU;R Bavvt-. Npt BNch. QOURllET COOK/Lt for current llaUn9a. 2-car gar, W/D hk-up, FOR RENT REAL ESTATE Call t.o ID. 955-3025 D~f ··~·[" hOUMlcHplng, exp'd, cream carpet, n,. lfV• out, F/T. Non-CORONA place. Next to comm. FOUND ChJlluahua amkr. Newport Buch DEL MAR poo1 & tennis. walk to MJSCEIUNEOUS BUSINESS OPFIC! !!.,~ 1t.C:~~1~ f .,.... n4-873-3&43 1022 beach. 11460/mo. BALBOA RENTALS fOD aaNT 2769 Hunt Bch 964--8942 Income Potentlal up iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 75~9314 15• •M'ft 2806'•-----· ~""'" . " ';."' ' • &on.r.'llll 1• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilFOUND KEYS on 17th to You"Call 565-3484 "' DUPLEX For.Sale by 28r 2Ba 1 door toliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii,.________ Street In c~ta Men. C 0 F F E E to llaten to a 10 min • owner. 3Bdrm 28ath beach ~r prkng Call Maria, 674--4249 tape to learn more. : +Studio. 640-g145 Or frplc 'sH>95/mo eaii Uu new 2Br tea 1 VACATION ( rk) 0 Iv Want• great Job with -----...,,..---1 • call 756-2440. Broker, 714-e42-3aso hM from bayfmt. Fi1g, l.BNTAI.S 2722 mm2001Dl000.q.lt. wo . r e mag. terrific people In a tun Malntenanc• P•r•on w/d, frplc, 1 parking. eam-m... mo. FOUND KITTEN environment? Diedrich w/oper. In all upecta , COSTA M..::SA 1024 38R 2.llA New Carpet 11295/mo. &40-6324 .---·-Blk & white fem, &-12 Coif"'• n•weat loa.-of apt malnl, plumb, ~ Obi gar, bullt.fna, New 28' motor horn. AaaafioGJ.W.Airpon: mos old, Ocl 31 b• tlon In Huntington elect, dry wall, etc. I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil : EXEC HOMI! Maaa , Verde 4Br 3Ba, ap- fenced yard. $1800. BALBOA for rent. Full kltch9n, OOOCampus~ twffn Fairview & Ave-BNc:h la hiring PT/FT Own tools, appllancH , 723-5060 or 762-5181. shower, TVNCR. Day •-..t.. cado, CM. 84M723 count., atatf. W• wlll Ind atove1 & dl•h· PENINSULA 2607 • wtdy rat ... &5Ml44 ..._ FOUND: Gold and all· be conducting a r• wuhera. 545-48S5. Plug Into the Pilot Classified section to find services from electricians and plumbers to landscapers & painters. . .. prox 2700 eq 11. New: crpt, bllnd1, appll, pnt In/out, atrlum·3 gar area. Ag1. 854·9252 B h Ar Npt Boh Ooeantront ver Anne Cline watch. crultment day, Satur-Nur8lng 98C 98 aU tllA Ooe1ufront WHkly or monthly. In the vicinity of the day, 11·26·95 at CNA a Companions -.:=======~========:11 1&2 Bedroom oar, w/d, big ~ f'ully turnlahed 38r We1t Clltf parking lot 18242 Beach Blvd.. NM<led lot flt home care • A....-.... -N'---·---2Ba. gar. No ~no co---~RCIAL In . front of "Paat• next IO Sporta Chalet, Ju•t D IAht 31~ NEWPORT BEACH Yearly Unfumlahtd :;n:' &;i;·83~' .,.ta. Karen 434-1424. u~ Bravo." Plea11 call from 11-4pm. Or call ~-:-,.,...·vv_,__,,,_. _ __,.,,1 $7$0.$1150 LAND . 2778 Debbie 437-1293. for application, Prr Sal•• Exp req•d 9 Viii R t I RENTALS TO FOUND: Leopard-like 757-8133. fOt rMOl1 styl• cloth-lOe a en a I CORONA C.2 900-taoo eq ft female cat; no collar. $38,000/Yr Income Ing store In FuNon iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii p .tv I t DEL MAR 2822 SHUE 2724 Ofc{WarehouH nr Black w/gold apec:Jt· po entlal. Reading !al.and ••••••••••• 760-0711 , WANTED by private rOpenJ gm Faltvlew & Newport. lea. In the ~lnity ol books. Toll FrH (1) PART/FUU TIMI! 1 p•rty; Main Channel 875-4912 (819) 72M100 E-alde. C.M. &50-2317. 800-898-9n8 Ext. R· 110-$20+ per hour prop'ty w/dock. $1 .2M Sharp, clMn 28r 1Ba. Loat K•v• PaylH• 1381 fOt details. co~uctlng mark.et r• cuh. RHpond Mgr, P9llO. carpo11. Quiet. 2 Ro Om lft • t • to ftl'l'\USTRW. 2788 &hoe ator• In Kmart i40,000/Yr lnoome a• a re h o" Ion g-147F Junl~ro Serra btka to beach. Avail ahar9 2Br 28a town-uu' Plaza 10/13 842-3&47 potential. Home d istance from your Dr.. San Gabrrel CA Dover Shor•• 4 Bed now. $850. 87Nl62 houa• In Cotta LOST Ladle• diamond Typlat.al'PC uHta. Toll own home phone. Calt 91778. 116-282-4071 z Bath, Spllah apiaah Studio ¥11"1• aath Meu. Clun-cut Plactntll Frontane & ruby ring. 1119, In Fr" (1) eoo-tiHn8 Victor 714-720-3800 HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR RENT pool, gar. Pet ok. Only Carport. $H5 Incl non .. moker. 2-c:ar 5000 aq ft. $3200/:o. CdM (Bayside Dr 9X T·1381 for U.Unga. 11895. 988-0145 utllL 621 Poppy. 7~ attached garage, Calf 7t+.e48-1184 park ar .. ). REWARD ADMIN.fl•C•PT .IDULOUS s•VJNGS '341 « 729-7234. ptlvet.e ball\, lauo-Call 873-4290 evH. Phn, clerical, office ~ ~ ~~~~ LOSTPOMEDAUIAU~~~~ If you WO\lld Uke to peta. 1395 + ~ utJU. ..._...,_,,, t CM 9N-1150 ltv• 1n a hom• that'• COSTA M1SA 2124 u... Evea 54e.285e BUSINESS a smt t•m, 11111. vie 0 grow. • valu9d from 1800K '9 Pomona A.ve, CM. Hu 112M, Vlalona Propw: FINANCE akin allergy, nHd• tlH on Olaplay le SaR tBA Laund..1 CDM 1 Bdrm avt. UU• treatment. Ms-3455 looklng for qualltl9d hl(..Upa, gar, 2 paid. No pets, non S•ll yovr home managers to 11'.19 In Htckory Plaoa. 1725 amklng. 708 Avacado •---------... h 1 in-.. th•H properties. For (310) 431-;7170 139() 87Me34 BUSINESS uor~.::;e ..... further Info contact 1 Iii 1 ll iiio/mo CDll ahat• !lbr/'iba 1 OPPORTUNITY Overatocked with •tuft? A call to Claulfttd Wiii htlJ) M2·5&78 Elliabeth or Mellua L.ndly, pool, quiet, No block to OOMn. Seek· 714-28o-8080. pets. 2217 Harbor Ing r .... rmata. N/S 29041------------------ FURNlSHBD e1g eyn Blvd. Me-O~H seoo eaii. •7W50I EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMBNT guard gal~ 2Br 2Ba. 5530 ::~0o~:1~~·· COSTA KESA 2124 COSTA lllSA 2824 COSTA MESA 2624 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -------------HICKORY FARMS O.t-4 aapherM .... Stepe to bMch. 38t 2107 2Ba. f"p, gar. Avt now 't:"'•iiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii( '2,800/ITIO 842-5290 UR 2M tblk t• ~ha. HotM fer the ......... eat gat. 1200 eq, ft., 28d, f'PL. grMdma'a dKI(. fp, $1300/mo ldt. fnod yd. ~ d- GIFT SUPERVISOR: COOA.DINATI 9'1CllVINO, 1'11H ... SENDING °' HICt<OfltY frA"MS 01"9, CUSTOMER SERVICE: (111) M$-M5' tlH. 11250. 9M 4411 38R 28A at the ioh HR•R VJ.W HOM•S 229-19'h '2400. Bay &Br 3Ba SomerMt on View, 2 c.r garage. grMnbelt. Nlee oond. La• AQI. 97).0333 Available 1/N. *2800. Agt. MOMl4 062 Him: ,. _·I• c .. ~ .. ,........ .. 1161 Miii Dr.• ... la I' W •CA C'M)IM•• ' EARN IXTM MON&Y DU9'1NO THI H0LIDAY8 SIL.LINO HICK°"Y P'AAM8 OIPTa. .! "I "t" ', I ' I l I', \ '0 1 I ' f ' • I ' A~Y IN Nlt90N: wasTcLJ1rlr fl\.AZA 17TH 6 IRVINE NEWPORT 8CACH NOW HIRING! Put a few words to work for you .. Call 642-5678. ..•.......•••......•....•••. . . . : Om.•• MYCM : • . ·~--~-~--------~ T 1 J I J f ' e 0 a e b II • I , .. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24. 1995 •" Mltlaublahl 42"TV Walnut cabinet, told· Ing doors, front pro- jector. $850. 759-0279 1085 CADIUAC 9040 LINCOLN 9120 •ao COLT New tires, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 7016 alternater, fuel pump. '84 Grand Voyager Recent new brakea/ro-81! V6, 3.3 L, Loaded, tors, timing c,,aln, CV PW, POL. tilt, luggage boots. Original owner. rack, AC, keyless entr, 818-964-8268 Ilk• nut under,. warr. 714-574-4266 MUST SELLI $15000 11100 Ca••Y oeo. 238-9210 VOLKSWAGEN 9235 -----•lcERAMIC CLEANING CONCRETE Ir DRYWALL ;ERVICE TILES 3528 SERVICES 3548 MASONRY 3557 SERVICE HANDY MAN 3710 HEATING 3754 LANDSCAPE & PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING 3890 3584 liiiiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiii LAWN CARE 3808 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ..>!RECTORY Palnt•Carpentry PLACI! YOUR CHUNG'S PAINTING •---------------•! LHQ 8howeN Rep'd •BOii HOUSECLEANING I ~Q SERVICE PRO Drywall and morel .AD Hl!REI Landscape Reinodellng 20 Yra Exp. Gd Pricer eDAN DAWSONe R9QrOutlng &. lnstall'n Uc:.n•ed·Bonded * Btlt Pr ce,, u11lty Acoustic Removal Small Job• Oki Yard tune uplmalntenaee, Guar worle. Free Eat. PLUMBING L#870130 Dean of Tiie Sl0.00 per hour. Landtoape, brlek, ltone Hang•T•p••Textl.lre Gary 045-0277 landaeaP91atllstlc design. Uct113755o2 538-1534 Water Heaters • Drains BRIDAL SERVICES 873-8065 or 846-8528 714-548-0388 Concnee. aoo.11 .. 1007 L#400030 838-4S278 HANDYMAN PalnUng, BOMB CARPI ConttactorlC27.eo4ooe. Gene Abram• Painting Remodel • Repair 3480 _,,,.,,.,.........,,,..,..-..,,.,..,-,,...-•RITA• *EXPl!RTr Blk walls, _ Ei•ci•?iumiJ•Carpt'y SER\'lCBS 37SO Prof'I & Elhal.145·7505 Int/Ext Oual Paint/Reas$ Faucets • FlxturH Tile• Gia•• Block• Ct•anlng Dom. R19htl brick. eoncrt, •tucco a ELECTRICAL 3610 Tll .. Marble. 25Yrs•R•I• uc·a11n1'ci •inc• ·1e. ;..17u'"Jt.;; :;; P~.v: PLACllYOUR AD HEAEI Alt Around Consrn World Refer4tncea Avallable. 1tone. 2SYr Exp. LowS Jerry Bell 775-e380 889-7003 Pg-604-3947 L#554722 848-6720 Gd Rera. RH1onable. 71A·"•2 7""'7" .10.. 831·7643 <:'SR. HOME CARl!I:? LIMOUSINB lk • C Pal I Pgr# 717-8729 L#B562867 536-128&1---.... ..._.._ .... ·_• __ •__ • A-1 Electrlcal work ROOFING carp, plbg, ShopeOocAppeEtc. ~ • • uatom ntng HOUSECLEANING **Tl!CH. WASH** Duncan •iectrlc palnt,g, elec, tlle, atueco. 16Yra Exp. Xlnt Ref'a S~RVICES 3814 Prof, CIHn, Qualltyl~=::;::;:;::;;;:~~ 15 yra exp. Good R.t. Cleaning Reatoratlon Quick ReaponH Remodel•. MORQAH Linda 831·2081 Work. Int/Ext & Docks, Kkpert Drain Cleaning BUSINESS CHILD CARE 3536 Own trans. Call any· {OrlvewayJ8rlckl/Pavera l.oeal Uc. 050.7042 Uc'd 850-3201 PLACa YOUR L1703488 631-4810 & ftlumblng Repair• SERVICES 3488 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ti m •. 2 4 1 .0 S 3 1 T 1 4 o2 1 8 .0 6 1 9 U 'd C Moblle #403-5365. •l"Pll:! .AD MEREi JUNO LEI! Painting 2011Y,'!. exp. Alf ~ .. 88112ttar. 1----------,-1 o ontraotor IH&QRIOR ' Ext/Int Ntw const. Lowest •• _.,.. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil •PAM'S AOl!NCY • H~=~enu • Small t>b apeclall1t Carpentri•Eleotrloal DESIGNERS SS Quarnteedl Terms OK ...,.P,_r_e_o.,..l•_•_,P.,.1"'"u-m-b'""l.-n_g_ our expert• recruit, We ptovlde you with ForalyowW!ndow•'C: CONTRACTORS Fan .. lhgta•Spa Plumblng•Orywalf• 3782 MOVING 3834 Ltl'827169 892-0110 Repair•&. Remodel• train, create policy, Loving a Cadng NannJea a..*'!! ' ~ CltlnlAg; GENERAL 3558 Demand EJtclllc: 645-36S6 Stu~~~·Palntlng•Tfl• P•lnt•r Nnd.-WOl'lt FtM ~tlmatea develop multl·medla/ ForMIVlceecal 993-4967 11 ... to.3·21 • Roo ng•Jlm "'141·7414 •BIRCH 8T. D•llON• Dibernardo'• Moving Quallty•NHl•Rella.ble Ll887388 809-t090 •d•. 71~0-9008 Dependabla~D•1oare eWINDOW Cleanlng CPI BUILD•RS INC FENCES CARPENTRY•Wlndowe i~::,~:-Ji~:~!' Local/Offlca/Storage Platter•Staln•Vunlth1-------- aecretarlal/Tvplng Uc'd. Pedlatrlca. lit~ •Carpet Cleaning• Relldentlal Const. • 6 DBCRS 3615 ~000~:00~.~:i7•: Carpet • Bllnda Long Olat. Free Eat. Dannv31 0-433•1113 ROOPING 3910 Legal/Med Transcription CPA. MNlllll\ICU lndUded. •Screen Repalra• Uc.#51~1naure<I L#281581 • Call Bob Saw. Up to S0'4t T#181~ 97&.3114 RAINBOW Crrcle Mal.nt. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Aesume/Correspondtnct Elc. fTo4'T. Fun & n.c. 9154-1740 Free Eatl•729·7079 (714) 905-4883 •FENCES OATES* 24a-8323 Pg-3l2.0028 714-758-1420 PUBLIC NOTICE Palnllng4nVE•t HOUH/Apt REROOFI & REPAIRI ForconsuttuJl723-S514 EndHlghPreachoolCoalal Hollda~ Window *R•MODaL General new/repair/post Nplaoed HaRdymanCharll• PLACE YOUR Th• Calif. Public UUll· p~;:~8J~be:::a~'i Hl~h Ouallty•Low ~$ We Offer: uarnlng • Claanlng Quality conatructlon. Quality Redwood• Llll578605 AD HEREI tie• Commlealon RE· Uod•Bonded•FUnv 1n1c1 CARPENTRY 3510 Mualo • Oralla • CPR work at , ... rate•. Service Reuonable Jim Whyte 842·7206 :~~~:;,~, ,:~~=·~1~~'. QUIRES that all UHd Loeal Ref'I . 997..()038 a Foodl CM 979-7918 Ed Barrett 048-3371 L#8796l4 e31·7789 v •~A Local relld. 7eo-6044 houaehold good• PIANO Ir VOCAL 1-800o404-ROOP A to z HAHDYMAN E~:.~·~1:::-p~:zt., "~:s'i.'tL~~NQ ;:.~=·~~ Horne R•palr/R•mod•I JEWELRY 3784 P.~~tc.r~n~u~~:~ LESSONS 3888 ·~:ru:ir:rv:e~:~::n: INSTAl.JJREFACE CABINETS Holiday/Overnight Local At ... Xlnt Rera COUNSELING 3562 1-8oo.310.VIELA Co•ta MeM/Newport Wiiiiam Harold Jewelera llmo1 and chautfeure need1. Reroof/repalr. Kitchens, baths, dOOf'a, CPR/Ill Aid fl'..., 786-2951 Yolanda e31•8H7 •Wood l'enoea• 25 Veara Exp print their T.C.P. num-•Plano Leaaon•• Uc 838144048-4122 w1ndowa. Ooug54&-7258 ,_, Reasonable Hou•• PLAC•YOU~ rtpllce/repV,lrM~ .Jim U 1•2 480 ~·8;u!~~:'J~:~r ber In all advll11s• 6-Adult. Entertainment Hand~man/Remodel QUALITY DAY CARE Cleanlnt & f:lowen~• .AD HERl!I 8lllmalea. Low pricet. UC 4 HOMll SBRVICllS '4lyfMl/lltdt 073.o38S menta. If you have a avallable. DegrHd -.-n-11-.. ,S-LA--T-O-D-,-- Addltlona, Bath, KJtch Uc'd<:llovlng<:IElwlronmtnt Marla 831·2055 or Iv• AdvW1lagt Conn. 974<5301 Anything&. Everytlllng qu .. uon &bout the I• Te~ctter. G4C>-1•47 &£VVt w F'lre·Water Damage Mu1lc/Crttt1*Story Tlmt meaa/fax 574-0743. ., Free EaUmate. Refs. gamy of a mover, limo PIANO Beg -Advanced TUTOR 3927 erec, Plumb, & Paint Maall/CPR Me44 a3 D!CIC FIREWOOD 3618 Mich••• 788-1440 LANDSCAPE 6 or ~~:.~~~fti.,cau: All ·~ ... reacher cert.liii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 848-2342/Pgr 227-8122 COMPUTBRS 3558 COATING 3570 ltml "'"'" Conttector lAWN C.ARB 3808 Commlhlon Entertainment Avail. LEARN SPANllH NOWI .p.,,.I ay'a'WLI p• •c• VOUR R..,_lta, lmptovtmenta. 71+658-4161 Jennifer 840·8808 Exp'd S.A. Tutot. Alto -.. ... -JObl OualltY/lnteatlty • 1 Tran1lator•lnterpreter. CAR.PET For .Advenl .. re ComtM1ter Co.oh AlllM W"*Pfooflng Inc, AD H•Rl!I r:.,_ Ktn .. 2.1170 aaa{o Y•rd MalnL . pny ,•ii 4, 8uMJ'a 873-.7409 CLEANING 3515 Alk About Our: F0t effective 1N1nJnO ISaloonl•••Stalra•l!to. • Lewtt evo, Clnupe, PAINTING 3SSS G liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil • • elntrocluotory Alt -.>Pl & IOftW•r• a.1ow Orltd• Co•~• PLOOR INSTALL Tr .. Trtm1n:.J~ SERVICES 3870 WALL To Pi!:~!,, Ad Mark 878-72441 L#709097 ee2.a 8 HAlJUNG 3720 Haullnt1 97 =~~'J:'v~ ca11 01na aucc1 UPAIRS 3620 ·~=~:~u:::~.~ p.,aonanud Pet Cat• COVIRINGS 3932 Prompt s.McttFltl Attae 71 .... 74-48... CONCUD • DOORS 3580 •QUALITY WORK• .IUNK To Th• DUMP Qual. ~ng l>V Pforla KeM.i a!tematlve. No 71...,...5-9182 --------MASODY 3557 Hardwd/VlnyVCeramlo (714-8~t•••) Uol802091 Ina. atr11a or worry, Uc. We ga11 •hould hang Nov lpeolal ~Rm i•• An ...,--.noed Mr'ble/Carpet·Bndlln• Wiii haul what Tra.ah Prtual.14W305 Ina. R•r•. • 873-7184 :cPv~~~·'ioS~:f.-~~:~: Truok Mount Unite CLEANlNG Brick, 81ock, ttone, 11i. dependable door L7002'79 7tt•73:J2 Man won'tl N8-1M2 Garden Makeovera ltYN Qualtr .. lnU"f e:U·l111 anytime o.c. 8TllAMWAY COnc. Patio, Driveway ~ger. Ouat work, Color P!Mtlng• PLUS touchup1. PLUMBING 3890 1400485 .. 728 SEJVICJ!S 3548 l'plo, 8809. A.t. U Yr ,.._,Don 621.at10 GLASS/ llBAtTB, IU.trr'f JU~~~':t~ .1~ .... ~'!;_~ha!!'._'l~ ..--~..-.----. E,xp, T!ny ••7•7•M l'•'V1H!• _.... w-.....,,...._ ..,.._..,...,... -===::-:':---====!A TOUCH Of' CL.Ma ·--·'=c'=a1=UT~~wo=&~.~ ... --_,;;.----llIJllOIS 3S82 ...... ,_ 3740 •Giiiii iiiiTllR8 QUALITY CAR• c ... nlng. RM/COmm PLAJNJSTAMPl!O UndaoaPlne • Malnt. 20v,. ~-lbcejfent Uo/8oNJed. ,,.. IEat. •rlck/ltonefTila/8footc T,.. Tnm • Removal workman1hlp, Fair T.,... •U·Tta LM11M Ut-4a10 Ive. .. t ... 12 ..... 24t1 Aon .. l . I ~ • • ..