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Home My WebLink About1995-12-07 - Orange Coast PilotSPORTS Estancia slams one more for 5th. win ~,.~I . ' • FRED MARTIN Gun manuf actiuers have nowrious past l."i : .. Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 A tough case to c ack: _The .great.Nutcracker' caper • Christmas-display kidnappers send Polaroids of swiped front-yard figures and le~ve a Grinch-like ransom note. mg,· Shelly Bauman said Wednesday. . ·The couple received their first telling, notice came on Wednes- day. when the Baumans received the ransom note . . By Tina Borgatta, Daily Ptlot COSTA MESA -This LS the oty or Costd Mesa. East Side Cos- ta Mesa. The crone: The case of the stolen decordt1ve Nutcrackers The suspect· Still at large Only clue. A Polaroid It's a whodunit thdt only the spuit of ChnstmdS can solve Shelly and Bob Bauman are desperately trying to figure out Ferguson: Can he revive his career? • Some party leaders doubt that the former assemblyman has a chance to unseat incum- bent Ross Johnson. By Evan Henerson, Doily Piiot BALBOA ISLAND Whether Gtl rerguson's bmP has come and gone has yet to be detennmcd. Many ay the former a sem- blyman's pc;>litiCdl career was ofb· ciaJJy over after he left the 70th A mlJJy Dts· tnct last March ·to chal· Jenge Rosi. Johni.on for .a state Senate seat in a spe· cial P.lec:Uon. At the lime, Ferguson Sdld thdt his defeat m the Repub- Gll Ferguson hcun pnmary lo Johnson who went on to defetlt Democrat· le opponent Mddeh..ne ArtlkelJan· -ti1gnaled Gu Ferguson's politi- cal sunset. "The way 1 live my life, once I close the door. it's behind me," he told the Daily Pilot shortly after the pnmary. Now the door 1S op<>n agcllll. ln March, Ferguson will challenge Johnson for the same seat, a bat· Ue which Ferguson predicts will have a w>:ry dlffcrent outcome. ·ounng the Dons Allen {recall election), the polls howed that my name identification is still higher than (Johnson's), both in my dtstnct ctnd Ul Allen's," Fergu- son s&d during a recent inter- View. "I'd be foolish not to try." 9pponents say he is fooUsh to try'agaln. Johnson successfully defend- ed charges that he carpet-bagged bJ.s way into the stat Senate, moving to lrvlne shortly before the filing deadline to quality for the 35th Distnct seat. Atter near- ly a year in office, Johnson i set- •SEE CAREER PAGE A18 Weekend The Chnstma · tr e ornaments of Corona del Mar architect Gerald Alb· son, right, ar a cut above. To prove the point, onn he ha creat d now adorns the Wlut l lou Fraser fir in Washington, D.C. see 1tory, Page AlO Community forum Today markl the Mth anrUveriary of the attack on Pearl Harbor, whiCh drew th United Stat• Into World War n Cotta Mell re1ldent Jack Ham· mMt recalll bll nperi· me. from thet My. .....,.. All who abducted, their two Nut-photo on Monday. In it, the 18· cracker fim•res from the front inch tall Nutcrackers are blJ.nd- ll'-folded ·1 know it's 11omeone from the neighborhood.· she said. •Because in their list ot demands, they tell us to never come caroling at their house, ever again. They told us never to sing, We three Queens of Cost.a Mesa Street,' which is a song s~me of the ladies that live on the street mdde up yard of their Costa Mesa Street Then on Tuesday, the Baum.ans home on Sunddy rught. found ~ milk carton at their The distraught t:ouple's only doorstep, with another picture of consolation is a pair of Polaroid the Nutcrdckers tacked onto it. photographs, one of wtuch was I "Their names are Nut and accompanied by a ransom note Cracker,· Bauman said •And on At least they know the' Nutcrack-the carton, 1t says, 'We need help. ers are all right, and there's still cl Have you seen us?' And, it has the chance for therr return date they were last seen, 1213/95, •To have our Nutcrackers kid-and says. 'Eyes: black. Usually napped, especially during ttus found in the vicinity of nuts." •And the note Sdys, These pic- tures should convince you to agree to our conditions, or the boys are doomed.'" time of year, is really very disturb-But the most disturbing, yet •SEE CAPER PAGE A17 Ci 0 J N G T 0 T II E D 0 G S MAAC MAR™ I OAAY PILOT From left. Carol LeBlanc, Patricia Dubin, Connie Vrba and Linda West make Tuesday and Thursday mornings at Bark Park special for them and thelr beloved pooches. "We all share the same love Interest -our animals," West said. K-9 KLATCH d The four-and two-legged regulars at Bark Park have formed a tight clique By Tina Borgatta, Daily Piiot C OSTA MESA -They meet every Tuesday and Thurs- day morning Patnna and · Ma.xx, Carol and Pepper, Llnda and Thunder, Bernard and Riley. No, they're not couples who dJs. cuss the issues of the day over coffee in someone's liVing room. They're dog lovers whom et at the TeWin- kle Bark Park to watch thhlr pups run and play together. .. It's really wonderful," said Unda West, as she watched Thunder, a black bearded collie, frolic with the other dogs. ·we all hare tho ame love mterest -our animats. •And the dogs really like 1t, too They have such a good time. They've become real pals. You can say. 'Here comes Pepper,' and (Thunder) will perk up his ears •There have been times that I've come here on a weekend, and if Thunder doesn't know any of the other dogs. he JUSt won't play.• But dogs will be dogs, and some- times things can get a little out of hand. That's why the park has a three-strike law for unruly canines. And Ma.xx came awfully close to banishment dunng one recent visit. "Ma.xx, not• shouted his owner, Patncia Dubm, as she ran after a •SEE BARK PAGE A17 Pepper, left, gets acquainted wlth Awesome, who wu vtsltlng Costa Mesa's Park Park for the first time on Wednesday. Shelly Bau- man. right. and nelgtbon Maureen Ker- win, center, and Kim Christensen try to crack •·the case of the Bau.mans' mlsslng Nut- crackers. District I m1111s how to spend $928,000 • Newport-Mesd school dis- trict will receive a state grant that can be used for technolo- gy. teaching supplies or deferred mdlntenance NEWPORT-1ESA -Whdt would you do with nearly $1 million? Tiw chool d1..,tnct i:. receiving $928;000 m hlock grants from the state oon and need · your guidance m spending 11 ·we c:an spend 11 on thn•e arf•ds -technol· ogy. clasc;room tedchmg sup- plies or def Prred mdtntenanc:e, • Superintendent Mdc Bernd srt1d. And the "<'hool ~tnct has sen- ous needs m all lhrE>e areas School board rJ¥.>mbers recent- ly approved a $2 7 million technology mas- ter plan and have $ l 5 mllbon CJ l . I:.-.. ·1 I< > '\: WHATWoulD YOU DO? Howdo I you think Newpprt- Mesa school d1stri<t should spend its S928,000 state grant'? Call our Readers' Hotline at 642-6086 and leave your name, thoughts, hometown and phone number for verifte.at1on. m deterred maintenance pro1ects which need attenbon. Those pro1ecti. include plumbing, .asbe'>to" abatement, pamtmg and roohng dl moc;t of the district's 27 schoolc; The board hds cheduled a public heannq Dt•c-12 to oliol corrununity members' though~ on how the money o;hould he spent •we have all this money, close to Sl nullion, to SJ'lt.>nd How does the comrnu- ruty WdJll w to spend that moneyl" trustee Wendy u'CC'e said. "It can be a. gnpe St~sion. Peopli:-~an come down and y€'1l and tell us where to put the mon- f')'. We need to hN.r frOrit the people." The block grant are one-time funds that cannot be pent on l'e\.."UJ'· nng experute.!-, Bernd '-did. •SEE GRANT PAGE A17 I \ S I I> I ·: ---···-·---····-----·-·--·--------·-1 Surplus school sites at center of stom1 AROUND TOWN A6 IESTBUYS Al QASSIFIED BS COMMUNITY FORUM A16 INGAGEMENTS A8 FOOD A14 SOCIETY A9 IPOftTS 81 \\ I \ I I I I II • While some observers fear Newport-Mesa is elling off too many properties, adminstrators ay there are plenty of site left for future u e. By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilo~ NEWPORT-MESA -When Co ta M M4yo1 J. Erick on publicly ohJ t xi to elhng th Mont Vista SchoqJ proJ rty last wt• k, he wasn't 1u t vo1nng hi penonal opinion Erickion WI n· tunent of many looal retid nts who wonder why the *Ohool dis· tt1Ct would .. u on MOther corµi M11a 1Chool while 11Udent eblOU· ment ii on the rill Many ., worry ... ldm dlt- trid 11..ang on c.. Miii .....-· ly '° f\l'ld ~ a.:11,. .... In .... olf.-tftg MoMil Vllea IO 00U Mele a.tt IChoOI allkWI ..... they do Mt Mw '° .atwe '° • at &hKl.tion ode A complete listing of surplus .school sites, , .. A 11 ' .. A2 THURSDAY, OECEMIER 7, 1995 . .. locals onl ~· .• \,' -~--... ~ -~ . 'JF ,__-._ -._ --~ 1't~ ..... ·..... . -~~,:_~• , . --Al ..... • - .. -Agencies s~ek holiday do~ations for needy I A child w ho dreams ot owning a toy. A teen..ager who longs for a new sweatshirt. A woman who goes to bed with gnawing hunger pains. These are the needy in our communities who several cbanties and agencies want to provide for this holiday season and are seeking help !Tom· those who are able to give. each child under 12 yea.rs old. Donations are needed by Dec 18 Donations may be dropped off at the Costa Mesa pollee 'Sta- t.ion at 99 Fair Dnve, or the police West Side Substation at 567 W. 18th St. between 8 a m. and 4 p .m. Monday through Friday. Or call 722-6714 for more information HAMILTON HEAOSTART and Pomona Avenue. Anyone wishing to donate may drop off the gifts at either loca- tion on or before Dec. t t , or call Hamilton Headsta.rt at 548..S.t80 to arrange for pick- up. SOMEONE CARES SOUP KITCHEN halls are needed. Canned food, unwrapped toys,· wrapping paper, inla.nt supplles and clothing for all age are also needed. Drop off donations by Dec. 20, at 4921 Birch St., swte 190 in Newport Beach Or call 757-1456 for more information. SOS, SHARE OUR SELVES greer wylder Buy a flag and get a free gi,ft N l.kld's Fla.g Shoppe is ottering a gitt-with-pur- chase·special through Dt·cember With the purchase of ,10r holiday flag or banner, you'll rt c-e1ve a fTee five-foot pole The following is a list of agencies seek- ing donations: COSTA MESA POUCE DEPARTMENT The Costa Mesa Police and 'City Employee Association is holding its 10th annual Christmas Food and Gift Program tartso needy families and their childre n. More than $1,500 has been raised to feed and provide toys for some 400 children, but another $2,000 cash is needed, plus canned food or unwrapped new toys. These dona- tions will help provide a complete Christ- mas dinner for each family and a gift for The adm.ullstrators ol the federally fund- ed program. which operate out of the Rea Conununity Cen ter in Costa Mesa, is seek- ing toy donations for their 69 cluldren who range in ages from about 3 1n to 5 years old. The group hopes to collect e nough srufied animals, dolls and toy trucks to pass out to their kids, who are all from poverty- level families, before the school shuts down for Chnstmas holiday on Dec. 14. The gro)lp has set up collection bins at Calenb- no's deli: located at the comer of Harbor Boulevard and Adams Avenue, and at the Costa Mesa Senior Center, at 19th Street The soup kitchen plans to feed about 900 people a ham Chnstmas dinner on Dec. 22 from 12-4 p.m. Santa will be on band to deliver toys to children and care packages to men and women. Unwrapped toys, wrapping paper, money, and toiletries such as toothpaste and shampoo are need- ed. Donations, accepted up to the morning of Dec. 22, can be dropped oft at the soup kitchen at 661 Hamilton in Costa Mesa. Or call 646-8181 for more information. SPIN, SERVING PEOPLE IN NEED SPIN will be prOVldmg for 30 needy families. Gift certificates to grocery stores or discount stores such as Target and Mar- SOS IS having their 26th annual adopt- a-family for the holidays program. If you don't want to adopt a whole family to pro- vide for, the orgclruzation is also seeking donatioris of food and unwrapped gilts for those who are not adopted. Gifts are neect- ed for everybody, espeoally for teen-agers, such as sweatshirts, sporting goods, cos- tume 1ewelry, books and games Fr<nen turkeys, desserts and fresh produce, ar~ also needed. Drop off dopations by Dec 20, at 1550 Superior Ave m Costa Mesa. Or for more information, call 549-2001 and ask for Jean Forbath flwre are many styles to h<>0Sf! from Nilcki's Flags (646· 51 •>6) IS located at 475 Old New- port Blvd in Newport Beach. It's upt>n Tuesdd> to Fnda} from 10 ct 1f1 10 5 p.m .. and on Saturday Ir •Ill lO am to 2 pm. CARY COR E BLU City says it won't accept 30-f oot pine The Christmas n-ee Jamboree hrt'> the~ best pnces on trees -, The Ice Man cometh inc luchnq Noble hr Grand fir, I Jouglas fir and table tops and \\ft'dth'i The> most <'xpens1ve tree IS <;;Lti <iB, and there's a $2 off 'oupon m tcxldy's Dtilly Pilot on oblf' hr .,..TedthS. The Chnstmas Tr<•f' Jamboree lS now located at J,unboree and Back Bay Dnve m Nr wport Bedch !·or lx·st buys on designer < lulchPn" dothmg, Elemeno P IS hrWltl<J a fdll tmd winter blowout -.ctJP to<ldr rorm 8.30 a m to 5:00 p 111 m N<>wport Beach There 11rP qwc11 deals on a lmuted selec- 11on ol clotlung for ctuJdren ages a!. rnonthc; to 8 yc~dJ'S For direc· t 11111-. plc>c1w C'c\U Knsll al (760- 1,11H'> l t-..1ure tnnovallons from Won- rferbra: The company hdS created cl slrnpless bra perfect for holiday dwsses. "It used to unposs1ble to <Jcbl'eve trul} dramatic cleavage with a strapless bra." says Eliza- beth Meyer, brand manager for the> Wonderbrd, "But Wonderbra "\lrdpless has changed all that \'\,th the uruque and UUlovatlve design detdlls that provide essen- 11d1 support, llft and, most unpor- tcml, drdmdtlc cleavage lt's the perlect brd for any strapless gar- n11·nt" • Tree planted in the name of love 14 years ago won 't grace Bob Henry Park; too risky and expensive, city says. By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot CORONA DEL MAR -Mike• Kapow1dl will have to hnd some- body else to accept his 30-foot ltd1- 1an stone pme tree Kapow1ch offered the tree. wtuch has sat m the backyard or his rented Mangold Avenue.homt> for 14 yean., as a donabon to the aty He bad hoped the tree could be transplanted in the Upper Ca.sta\\oays site, either in or adja- cent lo the newly chris- tened Bob Henry.Park But after inspectlilg the 'tree, city a r bort1sts detenruned the pine would be too costly and dtfftcult to move The Mike Kapowtch tree's chance of SUIVlving such a move is less than 10°1,., said GeneraJ Services Dlfec- tor David Niederhaus Th<> One and Only Wonder- hr<1 i;;trdpless comes Ul black rrud- 11 qht dnd frost white It sells at l<mtl dc•partment stores for $28. At-Ease 1759-7979) located at rd.,luon lslcmd m Newport Beach ,., q1\,ng away a free Zanella "P"rt shlft with the purchase of <1m Zdnella merchandise, or you r .m n•c e1ve d free Zanella woven "P( rt sturt (a $135 value) with the p re hase of three pairs of Zanella -.Jo< ks 1lw oftPr expires Fnday, LEAH HOGSTtN I D.U'I' PU.OT Cary Corenblu.m helps keep things running smoothly on the ice as the Zamboni machine operator -it's a cool job. . "Sometunes we'll pull a palm and sbck in on the beach • Niederhaus sa.id ·While Uus one IS a ruce speamen tret>, 1t 15n't worth the cost and we've let (Kapowich) know • · [) •( 1 '> Nordstrom 1549-8300) at South < odst Pld2.d LS havmg spe- c 1dl P\1•n1., m the cosmetics dPpr1rtment today th.rough Satur- dc1v Toda~ at the Chanel counter yo11 r dO have d makeover by rldll >nrlily known make-up artist Tylt>r Wr1ght from 11 a.m. to 6 pm To RSVP or for more infor- m,1lion please call ext 1154 • BEST BUYS appears Thursdays and Sttturdays Whether you're a merchant '''a shopper, if you know of a good buy ct11l me at ~1224, fax me at 646-4170 "' wnte to me: Best Buys, Dally Pilot. BO w Bay St • Costa Mesa, 92627 HE IS An assistant manager at Ice Capades Chalet in Costa Mesa - and dnver of the coveted Zam- boni machine, which scrapes and slickens the ice AN ICY WELCOME Corenblum, 23, moved to California less than a year ago from Miami. He ca.me to vistt lus brother Ross Scott, a national competitor in figure skating who l..ives m Costa Mesa, and liked the area so much that be decid- ed to stay. He has been wDrking at Ice Capades Chalet, whe re his brother teaches ice skating, for hve months; prior to that, be worked at another ice skating rink. Side By Side in Huntington Beach, for five months. "I had pictured myself work- ing for my father's wood-work- I ing madunery company in Mia- mi in the future, but when J came out here, I deoded to lry something dilterent, • Coren- blum said A SMOOTH OPERATOR He now works full time, five nights a week, talang care of schedules, customer service and making sure the ice is nice and smooth for the skaters The Za mboni machme is the size of a car, but talJer, and it is electric, runmng on bat- teries. It scrapes a smdll layer of ice and snow off the surface and lets out water t6 fill in boles in the ice. ·u seems like a sunple thmg to do, to ctpve the Zamboru machine, buf. you have to know how to set the blade, how much water that is needed, and you also have to leam the certain pattern that you follow when you dnve, • C"orenblum explained The ice at Ice Capades gels the Zamboni treatment rune scheduled times a ddy, and also alter every hockey game Every cut takes about 10 mmutes Coren bl um dnves the machine tour tunes a day, dlld the remaining shifts are covered by other employees ·We lry to teach everyone that works here that is 16 years old or older and wants to learn, how to dnve the Zamboni,· he said Corenblum remembers when he was taught how to drive the machine a year ago "The best way to learn is just to get on the machine and drivE' I was nervous the first tune, and I messed up the pattern, but I dJdn't hit anything,• Cor€'nblum said. 1 "It was fascinating to drive the Zamboni in the beginning You don't think that you are that· I important, but the kids are I watching and waving to you • I JUST HAVING FUN I Corenblum really en1oys his JOb, and he praises his manager and lus fellow workers •The best thing about work· I ing here is that I get to watch the people skate . I see everythmg from Olympians to people that I can't stand up," Corenblum said, explauung he is Just leam- 1 mg how to skate "I just have a good ti.me worldng here, living in Cali.for· rua, seeing someth.mg different and. meetmg new people. And I am young enough to h ave a good tune for a while.• 1 -By Frida Andenson •1 guess it's Just too big and cor· nered Ul to be takf>n out,• Kapo\Vlch said "With the money lt would take them to transplant 1t, they could probably buy a lot of trees.· According to Kapowich. the donation idea was not an effort to avoid the $500-$600 it would take to remove the tree. The pme has sentimental value to Kapowich and Rebecca Waranch of Newport Beach. Ward.Oen gave the tree tu Kapowich -her boyfrtend at the time -for Christmas of 1981 . Now, 14 years later, the tree has grown to a n unmanageable height and its roots are tearing up the house's foundation. Kapowich's landlord has request- ed the tree be removed His land- lord has agreed to delay the removal for a week during which Kapowich said he would explore other options. •Maybe we 'll pull a rabb1t out of a hat in the next week,• he said. D#Pilot used to rec«d letters to the Mesa, CA 92626 Copyright No WEATHER SURF POLJCE fll.E editor on •nv topk. nf'WS stones, Illustrations, ed1to rl•t matter or edvertisemf!f'ltJ A[)OBESS ,. ... ,.. . ' " ..... herein c.1n be reproduced with· nMPEAATURES southwest by after-Ft'Om Surfllne COSTA MESA . VOL 89, NO. 212 Our .ctdress IJ 330 W hy St., out written J)efm1W<>n of copy-Newport Beach noon, 1 foot wind· W•vetrH thf'OUgh • JOO block of weft aay S~ A burglar used a tool to pry Corui Mes., C.hf 92627 right owner. 70/52 waves, 3 foot south· Thunday o~n the slldlng-gi.S$ door of • residence and stole S905 worth Balboa west~well. TitOMAS H. JOHHSOH, COBRECDONS t:tQW I Q B~ACH US 70/52 A wes1 swell ii fore-c hOusehold Items, Including pots and p..ns, uttm1ls. b9<:fd1ng. Publisher It is tlw Pilot's polky to prompt· Orculatk>n Costa Mesa TIDES cast for the end of 1nd Oiristmas gift ~ets wn.uAM loeDEU.. EditOI' ly conect all e<ron of substance The Times Or•nge County 72/SO this week. with • UGO blodl of Elden: A thtef took • pacJ<lge, contain•~ STtVI MARBl!. Pleu. call 57...,.233. Thank you. (800) 252 9141 Corona del M•r TODAY stronger sets prediCt SSO enterainment book. from a cmllbox wtiktr a r dent d Mana91ng Editor Ac:twrtJsJng 7'1152 ·first low ed Friday In the 2·3 just put In. This has apparently been an ongo•ng problem In 11'JS VC*OI, City Edrtot the neitc,~ m Classified 642 5678 1.:18 a m. 2 1 foot rang . Perh1ps • 2to0 of"-thlpta: A burglar entered a bu\ln.s MARC MAlmN, Photo ldttor The~ Be.ctYCON Mesa 01~p~ 642-4321 SURF FOft£CAST First high some S-foot fac• ICtM GltlmTH, thr~h an unlcxkltd window and toolc $3, 198 of pro~ 0 1rector of OperatlOM 0.1ly Pilot (lJSPS-144-IQO) IS Edit al LOCATION SIZE 8.29• m. 59 ~d y We'll w••l Incl ing Cir battwles. c•r stlf~ tooli w c.a\h from a C.., at published Mondey through S.t· Nt'f'S S40· 1224 Wedga 2-3 \W Se<ond low arid • since It's flat JUDY OITTING, urday In Newport 8NCh and Sports 642.:..i330 Newport l•3 sw 3·42 pm ·04 now A stronger \M M1neu for rep.air. • · 0.u&hed M•n.gct . LANA JOHNSON, Costa Mesi. subscriptlOrit are News, Sports Fu 646-4170 8l,11tklei 2 ... sw Second h gh west ~well Is f~t .... Oltf llACM PromotlOt'IS oolY ev.ll•bl• by .ubtctlbing to E·Mail: Rlwr Jetty 24,w 10·11 pm. 7 TUftday, hopefully • DOI Mode (flf lmt eo.t "'9hw~ A <0untMe1t tra 1tn PMMOO SHAH. 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Pott9d plents on~· Pltlos. cawng s ISO In Piiot Of ntWS tip& Wfll ... r1ICttd-flrbs fnctudt ad .tppl~ 1'11mtl Mirror~ ._. with d nse co11Stal Stetond high ~~ = .... ~A vktlm ptrktd hh cw at hia ., e ;Mn di~to...W -. anct 1ou1 te;iea > ltOSTM-'S-_,,,.,Lttllin, fog morning and 1048 pm :n I~ TM. Send add!' .. ~ to ~enc1 ao n~t houri Ught '?owe.I wuet.rn LobdeH The MN Z4o '""~ IMchlCCllte ~ O 1"5 CMlf CH variable winds thift· ••litt9'1Ce,.IN ,.._~ e.c., wtWi he wtnt to Chtdt , 1.!IO P"' lnV on hll c.-he dllaWINd ~ St Of hit~ klcludlf\9 • "°"' lntrw9flng MM<• mllj be ~ '"°" '.O lok 15'0, CO.U All~rWIMd Ing I ·3 knob west to ~bit toll brtef caM. a.w boob~-~ h9d ~ . ' r 1 THU RSOAY, DEC.EMBER 7, 1995 -Crllne is only pt1rpose f 01 local companies' products Y ou could take J.Jt and all • 'the other vile Ewings of ·oauas, • scramble th m • with the dreadful Caningtons of •Dynasty,• Md throw in the wretches of •Falcon Crest• But the Jennings of •Ring of Fire• will give them all a run. The ~erence is, ~e Jennings family •• 1S ~and ·rung of Pire• is not the title of a prime-time soap opera. • Ring of Fire is the deadly accu- rate name given to half a dozen Southern California companies that produce, in staggering num- bers, the most popular tools of street killing. The most proWic rung of Fire • company is Bryco Arms. It is locat- !. ed just a few miles from where ,. you live. The brown factory build· ing at 380 Clinton St., near the south end of John Wayne Airport. gives only the first name of the , company. For all you know, they make mop handles • • The sign doesn't say Bryco , Arms, doesn't have a sign reading, "Welcome to the Home of Satur- day Night Specials,' doesn't echo McDonalds with, "Over 200,000 sold every year!·. According to a 1994 report by UC Davis, Bryco proJuced 204,883 Saturday night specials in . fred · martin 1992. Almost half of them were .380 caliber auto.matic:S, a big step up in killing power from the usual .22 and .25 cahber Saturday night specials. What they have in common is they are cheap -from about $50 to $150 retail-lethal and easily con- cealable. If Bryco made these guns in China or-Brazil or Taiwan, they could not be imported into the U.S. They wo~t meet crite- ria for size, design or performance, especially salety features. But it's perfectly OK to make these guns here. It doesn't matter that virtually every law-enforce- ment agency that traces guns used in aun puts the weapor .s made by Bryco and lts Ring d lltre blings at the top of f!ll&y list. 011Ug deals, murders, anned robberl -whatever the categ ry, Ring of Fire guns run 1-2...J, accoi'd.lng to the UC Davis 5tud '· They are made ot soft, iinc~bas !d alloys, not &tatt>less ~and ti ey are devoid of the many safeguL rds found on such mainstream Am ri- can brands as Smith & Wesson, Ruger and Colt. Yet the public laps up Satur<.ay night spedals because they are lethal and cheap. The guy who founded this thnving industry - the patriarch in our soap opera -is crusty George Jennings. An en· re- preneunal-type m ~late 60s1 Jennings had a machine shop t lat made parts for aircraft factories Then, ln 1968, after the assa•i<ii- oation of Robert Kennedy, Con gress clamped down on the importation of the so-~ed Sat· a- day night speaals. Buft,hey die'. nothing to restnct domestic ma u- factwers. ~ Within two years. Jenning~ I .ad designed, tooled up for and we.r selling a .25 caliber automatic through his new company, Ravrn, Arms. Eventually, the whole famil)1 joined the act. Son Bruce formo I \, =======~=====ii=======~============~5!5l!!!!!!!!!!5!==!!!!!!~~~1!!!!!!1Z111Eiiiii1Eillliiiiiii=555::a;~== ... 1 • .. ,, .J' '•• MAGIC FOREST IS BACK AGAIN FOR THE ·1 OTH STRAIGHT YEAR •NOBLE FIR TREES ($22.95 AND UNDER) DOUGLAS FIR TREES ($19.95 AND UNDER)' FULL SIZE WREATHS ONLY $9.95 •••••••••••••••• COUPON GOOD FOR 1 FREE BO 11 LE OF PRESERVATIVE I I (WITH PURCHASE) ·····················-~·-···~· d LOCATED AT C RNER OF A I TON F I VI R·e·b·e J Fashion Island • Nevvport Bead1 640.7300 I I I I I I j I ... we~y._ Featuring Democracy Designs by Michael Glasser; winner of the 1995 lflslng Star Awaitd D MOC Je:nniOOs Anns, whlcq he changed tn B.ryco ofter ~9 a 90-day stretch lot thrashing his wife and breaking hf:..r 1aw. • He p!P.a-bugamed ft om f Plony usauh to a misdemeanor '° he mu.Id retam license to manutac- ,rre fhearm.s. Al the tune, Jen- nings haJ homts 111 both Lake Arrowh-?ad and Nawport Beach. Along the way, Bn.tce's sister . and her husband started Davis Industries; 4 hJgh school budJy, Jim Waldorf, started Lorrin Engi. neering; tt n~phew st.artOO SWl· dance ln<lustrtt.>s and, after Raven Arm.ct bumed down, the old man started Phoenix Arms -all compa- ZMC:Gll Of aima ll.lll PBISUl.SIOI t;olortes.<. llrcoo gemstones, wflk.h close!\ resi.mb1e d1111l0nds. haVe t-MI used as scbShtutes !Of tf>e 111ore p•edoin look·alikes fOf more than one llundre'l yeai s Them of Asian o<igin dout1tm wrved as the huoe "diamonds· •hit decoiated t:ie 11unmes ot ctrelllOl\1a1 eltPNJllS 1n Of enta.I pagear.ts It was not umd tht 1920s. howt'Yef, !hat thf:I versatile oemst~ t>nme trul\ popuiar ,• tn.lflO t'll llYOOt'lS kll iev;elry·makllrl wa. blue: nrc'ln #hich a!'.a•ned its ltt blue hue lllro119h tile pr~ or heat treatl'lelll ~ the lime, lllCOllS ~owerei! 1n l'ltiat tS new camt>odia wer'1 tound 1., tu·n blue \ihecl sob,e< led I!> hut TC'dly this perfectly llrct~sabl' prol"ess rNkes ~ 11 brown 111COll l•om Th.iiland Viet~. and Klrnpuchu INt il treated w th heat ont.1 1' SllOwS a bnght blue color lncein•rlllJIY eno119h blue wcor 1t11elled 111 the prese'll.-e rJ. DXi-vetl challQ'!S to gctCen vellow anoltler popu ar color for iewetry. Zircon 1s !!!deed a \trS31~ gemstone and thf manv color~ th.It 11 COl'lll:s 111 rmkes 11 a p·a~la' one 100 Wtty not stop n and chec~ out our o·eat selt' J1on of lhis bt'autiful 11emstllll'? tier-at ROYAL JEWELERS ~ ~ve ,ewt!iy to fit Mry laSI' • aod evHY l't ilQ'!t1 (;r)me 111 and cht:e11 ()Ill ou1 great gilt ideas With the hoh1l) season rapldly approachinJ. our prol"SStGn.11 str.lf will be hap~1· to help choOse that 'pei :ect gilt We ate localed ai 1280 Bison. Ste 86 i541·7804) •n tile Newpon Nortl' Sh0',1~·1ng Centei (at tl1e comer ~: 81s'll1 and Ma Atlhur) •flll 32411 Golllen I a1ern. Ste C:d248 899)} al u.e (ke;in Ranch {1t1age Cerile I aoun~ Niguel Visa and ,_.asttrtard Jre accep1ed PS Zircon rs believed to Pfll\ tde 11~ Nt~rer wit11 w1SO'lm. honOI and ur:h 'I rues Jed.icated to making the weapon of ct.cice for the str'Pet hoodlum trnrle, the Saturday night special. ' Earlier this y ar, State Sen. Richard Polanco tned to briPg Cal- ifornia up to thl! level of Maryland and others by banning the manu- facture and 'sale o! Saturday rught specials. The bfil failed, of I 0\ll'Se The gun lobby tlotted out its pro- paganda of paranoia. You know, the stuff that fuels the black hell· copter crowd and reveals the 1,11genious strategy that the gov- ernment is trying to outlaw all weaporu. so tt can round us all up _and put us in hvestock pens. Some day, I would d~ Jove to see the li.k of Paula B01all'1 (R- Woodland Hills), who WM inSIZu- mmtal in defeating Polanco's bil1. sit down with some fol.ks t met last weoek and l.t.stP.n to tbeJr storiN. Lu.ls and PA'll cmd Jeny and Charlie and Mary are pt'OpLe Who hava either been shot tnemselves, or had lo~ed Ollf>S killed .. au bUt one by Saturday rugb.t ipeC1Alrt. The kind of killing m.ac:hj 11e that's made nght here, just few wiles from wb •re you are right now • RIED MAlmN'S ...olumn runs Thurs- days wld Saturdays At Our New Costa Mesa Location . F•ctory Authorized Lotus Sales / Serviee , Speeializing in Jaguar I Land Rover Service and U.ect Car Sales FactoryTrained Muter Teelwicians Celebrating Our 25th Year In Orange County Ccmpetitive •••••••• Con venie t 2115 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa • 714.642. '770t The Place For All Your Holiday Shopping RED ff OT SAI4E Umlt 1 per coupon AJ<lit~.m.'ll ~le J'X L l.?·"'·95 thnJ 12 lit-er; I L \2·7·95 thru 12·1 I ____________ ... ____________ ... r---j Longe Coupont---, r--1 Lonp eo..~r--, ~ CLEO I I SANTA'S BEST I Extra Value Gift Wrap 11 11 STOCKING llOS'J. FL 1~·101JJ6 I I .99~ 11 I I I I lUESOAV, DEaMSER 5, 1995 ~ 81 Sal'CIMI IO~dl98t 61~ 62Mof9~ 83 Elec:lnc fleh 64 !<*wearer. 86 ,.,,.... • ..., DOWN t~ 2 Water. to JoM 3 Wtlat a dl9tet' needl • Overneld trtlnl 5 MakMtess shallow 6 Orin (clishM) 7 Salve• 8 K'ind 9 Fish eggt. 10 Smd IOder1tl 11~ bud 12 8llgt 13 NotthoM 19 B&SlnS tor holy water 22 -about time! 25 Have 26 Honeyoomb Units 27 Alfalfu 28 Ot>tec1 on "9 Across 29 CooQd just lfight!y 30 C>arU$8f 32 -over: stud- ied 33 Future t&meS 34 Conslaf111Y 35 Moonbeams 37 Conceal 4'0 Eddy 4'1 Marches 42 Roaming (about) 43 Actress Gardner 45 -Paulo. Brazil -1150 TOYOI'& -...... W W. ._ •llD =· !IN •11• .....,llndlr, Al' ~·.f!' 4*, nloi -· 111K. -. ""· 1mmac:. • ve. M. Ji&:, .,.,_. ...... _,. .... .,..._ ..., ......... ~ enrl, oo. ... *O IOaded. am.c. 4161 ... = =~· :~ ClhleP • ..,.., ~ AO. oeo. pp. II•~ 111,900 oao. •· ~· UH. cru&ee, morel 40l58 0t 77M310 ~== ~TANNAH~ DPSRT A'l'WORK =:.-:nor ~e LD1cour tzo t11Jm 12at Bot.b vu1ner.ble. Nc:rth dala1 NORTH •KQ14t OJ o Q.Jll •AQ7 WEST •8 O.J l09i 0148 610883 I EAST •A 108715 0 84 OA •J954 SOUTH •J OAKQ875 OK 10782 •K The biddi.nr: NORTH EABr •• p- l• P ... ... p- 50 p._ SOUTH to so 4NT P ... Opening lead: Three o( • twow were maaeing. ·•~ CAliiRO 22K Ml. 01.DSllOllLI 1155 llill•~~--·,..i W I d b h t d MINT eoK WANT. 13 '84 Cent. V~.. Tr.,ok Meunt•• e1t e t • t ree o •P• H INTRPO 321< 701( WAN'f rlous 4'dr. a~l ~'· Xlnl , g' •a m c a r p • t •1•ln1t five daamond1, and •• ,11 500 080 531M:2711 concll run• utu: 1399' aa Cutia•• a... Cleaner. All •Quip. wc>u1d buard a auea1 t.hat mo1t ' obo. CaJI 84rrs711 • ttr•m• wht. ldr, "''"'' ready to wont. dedaren would fa.ii in W. coo&.ran. 1---------good c:onct/looklng Flyer•, ,atallonarv. When Eut 8hOl up with the ace ol DATSVll 9060 ueso Call 545-7277 9001 Etc:. 112.000 apedes and returned the au.i~ For· liiiiiiiiiililiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MERCEDES, 9130 -----'----Obo Call 714-548· quet took the P!9C8Ution o( ruftins •79 2dr w .. on ••pd •• ------...... S"'"C PEUGEOT 9160 4162• (i:30-3pm.) high. Ke waa rewarded for his fote-•Uck •hit\, gOOd eoodl --...,... • eight when Weet. d.iacarded a dub $750 OBO. ~.e11s loaded, TllK ml, t MISC. AUTO 9245 Nollf came the cTit ical play owner, de~ler ave, all 81 llerc:9d•• 100 SEC'"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiili T'\--1 ...... ove ... ""11: the ... :ng of cl··"-rec:. Okl ph. $10,995. loaded, 76K ml, 11• ......,....,.... ,....., u. """' DODGB 9065 garaged ....... 65<>-4949 owner, dealer ave. •II EVERYONE DRIVl!SI with dummy'• ace t.o lead a trump liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii rec, Old ph. St9,995. REPOSESSED CARS toward the c:loaed hpd. 'ta.at'1 ace •ae COLT New Urea, _M£_Jt_C_VR_Y ___ 9_1_3_Sp' garaged ....... 850 ... 94'9 eTak1 OVM Pe~t .. woo and enother spad e wae alternal°', fuel pump. 93 Chev Corsica returned. It waa a simple matt.er t.o Recent new brakaalro· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilPOltSCHE 9175 94 Toyota Camry LE Nft' b.iah apin, draw trumpa with lofa, timing chain, Cl/ '82 Lim• 4-0r Wagon 94 Ford Tempo the table'• two bonot'I and claim the boOta. 011glnal owner. 4-apd. 4..cyl. AJC, FM, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 93 Nlaaan King Cab rest oft.he Lrickl. 816-964-8268 Gd condl Aeg 6196 •ea Tat.. 9t2 r• 88 Ford Taurus We mirht all have ruffed the 714-574-4265 $700 obo• 831·1149 stored teal m~ pnV 89 Ford Taurus spade high al track two, but to $1100 CaMy 'tlre1/eng Im mac =~~-:~:'des 420 appreciate the depth or Forqu.et'a 1--------NISSJlN 9150 512·000 bbo 962•5555 88 Chev Berret• reaaonina. aee what would ha'e fORD 9075 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil---------87 Ster11ng 820SL happened had declarer led a low liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '89 PU·5apd 4-cyl TOYOTA 9210 87 Acura lntegra trump to the jack at trick three. '70 Muatang V8 orig, am/fm, tow ml, an ~l,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 87 Fofd Aerostar East. in with I.he ace would cont.in owner, eng/trana re-nu tlrH. Like nu •T•k• OVtr P1,ments• • d b • ft m . built refur lhru OUI. $4600. 848·8928 '83 CeJloa ST Auto REGARDLESS OF ue spa ea ut now, a er r u. ng ---------• trans, nu palnVtlru, · ~:"" decl d 'd h •L Steal $4999. 581·7942 PAST CREDIT t.o play t.o drop the nine of t.nnnp1 '82 Muatang 5 O. car $2600. 552·1292 CALL 430.,AUTO ............... ~ .... ~.,....-1 Italian star Pietro Forquet would be high on the list of all-time great. players compiled by t.he ~nti. Not so much because of hie many brilliant. plays, and there are cer· ta.inly enough of thO&e to fill several books, but for his ability to avoid traps on everyday hand• such as • .,..., arer must. ea e w ew1er SELL xlnt condl grt trans. or to fineue the board's eight. A :t."c'~~' ~~01~r:8 d hi 1 •87 •x• Pickup 51pd, 1 ___ T_O_D"""R_1_v ... e __ wrong guesa and the contract......., your use ve c e AC -'I lld Buy 1t. s-•111. Find•• 0~ & out, must aeet t1o. nh I ·1· d , .,,., m cus, • • '" ... down. Forquet's play auured the 12950, Call 83g.2,.98 u1r0U"'' C asst 1e Ing bk window. $5500 Cl•••ffled. contract. againat any distribution ,89 Eaoort 2dr hatch· __ CS_4_2_•_S_e_7_8 ___ • __ c_a_11_. •_3_S-0_7_4_9 ___ •--------- except all four diamond.a with East. back, auto trans, AC, -------------- TV, ELECTRONICS, BOATS 7011 the above. , Th.e bidding auction was an advanced lesson 1n logic. Since North did not. bid clube on the aec· ond round, four clubs had to be a cue-bid in support. of diamonds. Forquet tried Blackwood and sub· sided in game on di11covering that needs tlreat Xlnt condt Learn to be .a better bridee $1700 obo. 962·8266 p layer! Subscribe now to the •91 Eagle Premier 8- Goren Bridce Letter by callinc cyllnd.,, euto tran1, 8CXV7~12215 for intormatioJl. Or .AC, Curiae Control, write to Goren .Bridge Letter. 100k ml. $4'700 090. P.O. Box "'410. Crucaeo, IL 6068(). Call 96S-0851 4410. •·,-9-1_E_11_p_l_o_r_e_r __ S_p_o_rt 2x4, 2dr, 50k ml, am/ 1m. 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Must 18111 BUlru 1-----...,.---,-,---W1tl consider offers \on 9035 '89 Accord LXI auto, over $9,900. 64()..4053 '71 Prowler Tent Traller ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 4dr, J green. 54k ml, 1• S97s0 OBO. 855-0680 steeps 8, gas & olec. '88 Skylark 96k ml, hook-ups. $950 obo. b/ AC CC '90 Clvlo EX Whlte/ Vic L. 662·2753. 4'dr, P pa, · • Red, AC, nu tlrea, dlgltl desh, $3250 snrf, lmmac. $8500 obo. Xlnll 493·1191 obo.(310) 373-7020 SPEED & SIG BOATS 7016 --------- SPORTING GOODS 60 6 5 STEREO 6080 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 89 SEADOO MOTORCYCLES 1·ve had my fun. Mu•t SCOOTERS 8018 CADILLAC 9040 JEEP 9110 1948 LYMAN, 18Ft aelll Call ...... 964-3048 Orig claaalc must aee VESPA SCOOTER '95 Coupe d• VIII• •ea Wrangler 6cyl, $5000 c 11°954 5451 •---------2oocc very low ml. 24,400K ml. Original 51pd. hardtop, alloys, Yamaha Stereo · a · · MARINE SLIPS Xlnt cond. $975. ownr. Wht w/red lthr nu tlrH. xlnt condl Golf Club• Callaway --------... 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Ann loaded, 27k ml. my1lad of merchan· 11 U Poe terms. 723-4074 752-6787 or 854-4302 $16,500. 557-9891 dlae ltem1, becauae 714--379·7337 our columns compel Convenient Ctaa•lfled 042-5878 Wh•lher you're buying All Kinda of Joba For 35' Ma•. Bel Penln. '88 L•g•nd L WhV '82 STS Black on llfl d b t or aelllng, Cl•Hlfied All Kinda of People. Sec 1-car prkng Incl. Ivory Inter, AC. pwr black. 30GK mllos, Xt1nt ~~1~ • uyera 0 cover• all your needsl • ___ c_ia_,_•_l_fl_•_d_. __ On-shr faclllty. $350· alarm, aerv. reg. Xlnll condt araged n 942•5 878 .-S750/mo. 723-5835 $10,000. 982·5555 COM. S22K 453·3110 ·--------- Run your od in the Newport Beach Costa Meso Doily Pilot and the Huntington Beach Fountain Valley Independent to reach over 1 00 ,000 homes. Fax us this form with your credit cord # or moil it in with a check today! Run for a week! I( your car does not sell we'll run it for another week FREEi All for $10• ,.,.,.,. 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In it, the 18- inch tall Nutcrackers are blind- folded telling, notice came on Wednes- day, when the Bawnans received the ransom note . By Tina Borgatta, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -This is the city of Costa Mesa. East Side Cos- ta Mesa The crune: The case or the stolen decorative Nutcrackers. The suspect: Still at large Only clue: A Polaroid. It's a whodunit that only the spirit of Christmas can solve ·shelly and Bob Bauman are desperately trying to figure out Ferguson: ..... Can he revive his .. career? • Some party leaders doubt that the former assemb1yman has a chance to unseat incum- bent Ross Johnson. By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot BALBOA ISLAND -Whe ther Gil Fergttson's time has come and gone has yet to be detenruned. Many say the former assem- blyman's political cdleer was offi- cially over after he left the 70th Assembly Dis: trict last March to chal- lenge Ross Johnson for a state Senate seat m a spe- cial election. At the time, Ferguson said that lus defeat in the Repub- Gll Ferguson lican primary to Johnson - who went on to defeat Democrat- ic opponent Madelene Arakelian -signaled Gil Ferguson's politi- cal sunset. •The way I live my We, once J close the door, it's behind me,· he told the Daily Ptlot shortly alter the primary Now the door is open agam In March, Ferguson will challenge Johnson for the same seat, a bat- tle which Ferguson predicts will have a very different outcome. •During the Doris Allen (recall election), the polls showed that my name identification is still higher than (Johnson's), both in my district and in Allen's," Fergu- son said during a recent inter- view. •rd be foolish not to try." Opponents say he is foolish to try.again. Johnson successfully defend- ed charges that he carpet-bagged lus way into tho state Senate, moving to Irvine shortly before the filing deadline to qualify for the 35th District seat. Aftc1 near- ly a year in office, Johnson is set- • SEE CAREER PA<* A 18 Weekend The Christmas tree ornaments of Corona del Mar architect GerClld Alli- son, nght, are a cut above. To prove the pomt, on he has created now adorns the White House Fraser fir in Washington, D.C. See story, Page AlO . who abducted their two Nut- cracker figures from the front yard of their Costa Mesa Street home on Sunday wght. The distraught couple's only consolation is a pair of Polaroid photographs, ·one of which was accompanied by a ransom note. At least they know the Nutcrack- ers are all right, and there's still a chance for their return. "To have our Nutcrackers kid- napped, especially during this time of year, is really very disturb- • Then on Tuesday, the Baumans found a milk carton at their doorstep, with another picture of the Nutcrackers tacked onto it. "Their names are Nut and Cracker,· Bawnan said. •And on the carton, it says, 'We need help. Have you seen us?' And, it has the date they were last seen, 12/3/95, and says, 'Eyes: black. Usually found in the vicinity of nuts." But the most disturbing, yet • 1 know it's someone from the neighborhood,• she saJd "Because m their list of demands, they tell us to never come caroling at their house, ever again. They told us never to smg, We three Queens of Costa Mesa Street,' which is a song some or the ladies that live on. the street made up. •And the note says, 'These pic- tures should convince you to agree to our conctitions, or the boys are doomed.'" •SEE CAPER PAGE A17 c; 0 I N G T 0 T 11 E D 0 G S She lly Bau- man, right. · and neighbors Maureen Ker- win, center, and Kim Christensen try to aack • the case of the Baumans' missing Nut- crackers. District mulls how to spend $928,000 •Newport-Mesa school dis- trict will receive a state grant that can be used for technolo- gy, teaching supplies or deferred maintenance. By Julte Ross Cannon, Doily P.ilot NEWPORT-t-tESA -What would you do wtth ne ul) $1 million? The school cJ1stnct h receivmg $928,000 m block grants from the state soon dnd need your guidance m pending II ·we cdn spend 1t on threP areas -technol- ogy, classroom teaching c;up- plies or deferred maintenance,~ Superintendent Mac Bernd said. WHATWOUU> YOUDO? Howdo I you think Newport- Mesa school MARC MARTIN I DALY PILOT From left. Carol LeBlanc, Pab'ida Dubln, Connie Vrba and Unda West make Tuesday and Thursday mornings at Bark Park special for them and their beloved pooches ... We all share the same love interest -our animals," West said. And the sc.hool ctistnct has sen- ous needs in all three a.t'edS. district should spend •ts S9Z8,000 state grant? can our Readers' Hotline at 642-6086 and leave your name, thoughts, hometown and phone number fcx venfic.at1on K-9 KLATCH The four-and two-legged regulars at Bark Park have formed a tight clique School board members recent- ly approved a $2. 7 million technology mas- ter plan and hdve $15 million m deferred maintenance projects which need attention. By Tina Borgatta, Daily Pilot C OSTA MESA -They meet every Tuesday and Thurs- day morning -Patricia and Ma.xx, Carol and Pepper, Llnda and Thunder, Bernard and Riley. No, they're not couples who dis- cuss the issues of the day over coffee in someone's living room. They're dog lovers who meet at the TeWin- kle Bark Park to watch their pups run and play together. •And the dogs really hke it, too They have such a good time. They've become real pals. You can say, 'Here comes Pepper,' and (1Jlunder) will perk up his ears. . •There have been times that l've come here on a weekend, and If Thunder doesn't know any of the other dogs, he just won't play." But dogs will be dogs, and some- times things can get a little out of hand. That's why the park has a three-strike law for unruly canines. And Maxx came awfully close to banishment during one recent visit. Tho e pro1ccts include plumbing, .asbesto' ahatement, painting anct roohng at mo~ of the district's 27 schools The board has scheduled a public heanng Dec. 12 to soliat communi~ members' thoughts on how the money hould be spent. ·we h.ave all this money, close to St mill.ion, to spend. How does the conunu- ruty want us to spend that money?• trust('(' Wendy Lcece said •rt am be a gnpe sion. People can come down and y U and tell us where to put the mon- e) We need to hear from the people." "It's really wondertul," said Unda West, as she watched Thunder, a black bearded collie, frolic with the other dogs. •we all share the same love interest -our animals. •Maxx, nol " shouted his owner, Patricia Dubin, as she ran after a •SEE BARK PAGE A17 Pepper, left, gets acquainted with Awesome, who was vtslUng Costa Mesa's Park Park for the first time on Wednesday. The block grants ar . one-time tundc; that C'arulot be pPJ\t on recur- nng experu> , Bernd said. I \ S I ll 1: ----... ~---------~-----~--------------1 AROUNDTOWN A6 I .aESTIUYS Al CLASSIFIED 85 I COMMUNITY FORUM A16 l ENGAGEMENTS A8 1 1 POOD A14 SOCIETY A9 SPORTS 81 \\ I \ I II I t: •SEE GRANT PAGE A17 Stlrplus school sites at center of storm By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily PilOt NEWPORT-MESA -When Costa Mt-..sa Mayor Jpe Erkk.son publicly ob1ected to selling th Monte Vista School property Jut week, he wasn't JUSt voicing his personal opinions. Brickson wa achoing the sen· ttment OI many local residents who wonder why the tCbaOl dis· b1ct would .en 6tf another Coeta M4lla IChool while studeP.C enroll· mint 11 on th rile. Miiiy -~ tbe ldm .. m • lllllr'9 on Calla Mw ....-· ty to hmd Nil!wpolt BID lJiCIQI. Ill • .... Oftertng Monte VIila to a.. Mela tMt week. ldMd ollldAll N6d tbeY do not MW to adhere to a stat Ed\ication Code + A comptete listi".'9 of surplus school sites, ..... A 11 teqWreme.nt that the lte be Ottered at 30% ot £ts assessed Val· • ue, dttng the di*ict' "immedJ· ete .need" for a schoot in the N@wport Coast arP..a south of Newport Beadl. a.DCl Mid Mode VWte II not bllDg .... '° pW'cbue Ill= lor. tdaool ID .. :~ w. tbougb tb9 dlltrict • umag UM _.. to .. -.t Of .a..1ng Moote ,.,... '° .. dtJ Of Coile ~ at • reduced CCII&. ·anMICha~ .. -...'°.,. ...sto.,._ ..... 21 .. w.1*dto9" .. _ 2 ..... e....M>W.CD-llt.cla• ~•tk>n (j our • .. 1114. .. A2 THURSDAY, DEaMBER 7, 1995 Agencies seek holi~ay: donations for needy greer A child who dreams of owning a toy. A teen-ager who longs for a new sweatshirt. A woman who goes to bed with gnawing hunger pains. These are the· needy in our communities who several charities and agencies want to provide far this holiday season and are seeking help from those who are able to give. . eoch child under 12 years old. Donations are needed by Dec. 18. Donations may be dropped off at the Costa Mesa pohce-sta- tion at 99 Fair Drive; or. the pohce West Side Substation at 567 w: 18th St. between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Or call 722-6714 for more infonnalion HAMILTON HEADSTART and Pomona Avenue. Anyone wishing to donate may drop of.f the gifts at either l~ tion on or before Dec 11, or call Hamilton Headstart at 548-4480 to arrange for pick- up. SOMEONE CARES SOUP KJTCHEN shalls are needed. Canned food, unwrapl)('d toys, wrapping paper, infant supplies and clothing for all ages are also needed. Drop off donations by Dec: 20, at 4921 Birch St., suite 190 in Newport Beach Or call 757·1456 for more information. SOS,. SHARE OUR SELVES ,.,.. ~Ider · The following is a list of agencies seek- ing donatipns: The administrators of the federally fund- ed program. which operates out of the Rea Community Center in Costa Mesa, is seek- ing toy donations for their 69 children who range in ages from about 3 112 to 5 years old. The group hopes to collect enough stuffed animals, dolls and toy trucks to pass out to their kids, who are all from poverty- Jevel families, before the school shuts down for Christmas holiday on Dec. 14. Th~ group has set up collection bins at Calenti- no's dell. located at the comer of Harbor Boulevard and ·Adams Avenue, and at the Costa Mesa Seruor Center, at 19th Street The soup kitchen plans to feed about 900 people a ham Christmas dinner on Dec. 22 from 12-4 p.m. Santa will be on band to deliver toys to children and care packages to men and women. Unwrapped toys, wrapping paper, money, and toiletries such as toothpaste and shampoo are need- ed. Donations, accepted up to the morning of Dec. 22, can be drop~d off at the soup kitchen at 661 Hamilton in Costa Mesa. Or call 646-8181 for more information, SOS is having their 26th annual adopt- a-tamily for the holidays program. If you don't want to adopt a whole family to pro- vide for, the orgamzation is also seeking donations of food and unwrapped gifts for those who are not adopted. Gifts are need- ed for everybody, especially for teen-agers. such as sweatshirts, sporting good.S, cos- tume jewelry, books and games. Frozen turkeys, desserts and fr~sh produce are also needed. Drop off donations by Dec. 20, at 1550 Superior Ave. m Costa Mesa. Or for more information, call 549-2001 and ask for Jean Forbatb. Buy a flag and get a free gi,ft N Udd's Flag Shoppe ts offering a gift·with-pur- chase-~al through DPCember Wtth the pW'Ch.ase of ,my holiday flag or banner, you'll ri>ce1ve a free five-foot pole. COSTA MESA POUa DEPARTMENT The Costa Mesa Police and City Employee Association is holding its 10th annual Christmas Food and Gift Program for 150 needy families and their children. More than Sl,500 has been raised to feed and provide toys for some 400 children, but another $2,000 cash is needed, plus canned food or llnwrapped new toys. These dona- tions will help provide a complete Christ- mas dinner for each family and a gift for SPIN, SERVING PEOPLE IN NEED SPIN will be providing for 30 needy families. Gift certificates to grocery stores or discount stores such as Target and Mar- There are many styles to choose from. Nikki's Flags (646- 5 166) is located at 475 Old New- port Blvd. in Newport Beach. It's upen Tuesday to Friday from 10 <1 111 to 5 p.m ., and on Saturday from to a.m to 2 pm The Chrlsbnas Tree Jamboree hrt'> the best prices on trees including Noble fir, Grand fir, Uouglds hr and table tops and CARY CORENBLUM The .Ice Man cometh City says it won't accept 30-f oot pine ... I \\ rei:tl h."> The most expensive tree is '\ J~ 98, and there's a $2 off oupon U1 today's Daily Pilot on 'oble hr wreaths. The Christmas free Jamboree is now located at .Jc1mboree and Back Bay Drive .in Ne\vport Bedch. For b<>sl buys on designer 1 Julclren's clothing, Elemeno P JS hrtvmg a fall and winter blowout 'ict.lc> toddy form 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p m •n Newport Beach There .ire gTE>dl deals on a lunited selec- t ion of clothing for children ages 12 months to 8 years. For direc- t 1 ms ple dse call Knsll at (760- ,,,,~5) More mnovations from Won- derbra: The company has created rl strapless bra perlect for holiday dresses "It used to unpossible to <lchieve truly dramatic cleavage with a strapless bra." says Eliza. beth Meyer, brand manager for ; the Wonderbra, "But Wonderbra • Strapless has changed all that w1th the umque and 1JU1ovative design details that provide essen- tial support, lift and, most impor- • tant, drdlTiabc cleavage. It's the perfect brn for any strapless gar- me nt " • Tree planted in the name of love 14 years ago won't grace Bob Henry Park; too risky and expensive, city says. By Evan Henerson, Datly Pilot CORONA DEL MAR -Mike Kapowich will have to find some- body else to accept his 30-foot Ital- ian stone pme tree Kapowich offered the tre~. which has sat in the backyard of his rented Mari.gold Avenue home for 14 years, as a donation to the oty He had hoped the tree could be transplanted m the Upper Castaways site, fllther in or adja- cent to the newly chris- tened Bob Heru:y Parlt But after inspecting the tree, city arbortists determined the pine would be too costly and chfficult to move. The Mike Kapowtch tree's chance of surviving such a move is less than 10%, said General Services Direc- tor David Niederhaus The One and Only Wonder- hra Strapless comes in black nud- mght and frost wlute. It sells at local department stores for $28. At-Ease (759-7979) located at Pc1'>luon Island in Newport Beach 1., giving away a free Zanella -,port shirt with the purchase of •tn) Zanella merchanctise, or you c·,m receive a free Zanella woven sport shut fa $135 value) with the purchase of three pairs of Zanella slc1cks. Thf' offer expires Friday, ()PC 15 LEAH HOGSTEN I O/t.l..Y PILOT Cary Corenblum helps keep things nmnlng smoothly on the ice as the Zamboni machine operator -it's a cool Job. ·Sometimes we'll pull a palm and stick in on the beach," Niederhaus said. "While this onE' is a nice specimen tree, it isn't worth the cost and we've lc>t (Kapowich) know." • • • • , , • • • • • • • • • • , • I • • • • t t I Nordstrom (549-8300) at South Coast Plaza is having spe- n d.l events in the cosmetics dPpartment today through Satur- day. Today at the Chanel counter you can have a makeover by nationally known make-up artist Tyler Wright from 11 a.m. to 6 p m. To RSVP or for more infor- mation please call ext .• 1154. • llEST BUYS appean Thursdays and Saturdays Whether you're a merchant or a shopper, if you know of a good buy call me at 540-1224, fax me at 646-4170 or write to me: Best Buys, Daily Pilot. 330 W Bay St. Costa Mesa. 92627 HE IS An assistant manager at lee Capades Chalet in Costa Mesa - and driver of the coveted Zam- boni machine, which scrapes and slickens the ice. AN ICY WELCOME Corenblum, 23, mo~ed to California less than a year ago from Miami. He came to visit bis brother Ross Scott, a national competitor in figure skating who lives in Costa Mesa, and liked the area so much that he decid- ed to stay. He has been working at Ice Capades Chalet, where his brother teaches ice skating, for five months1 pnor to that, he worked at another ice skating rink, Side By Side in Huntington Beach, for five months "I bad pictured myself work· ing for my father's wood-work- ing machinery company m Mia- mi in the future, but when I came out here, I deeded to try sometlung different,• Coren- blum said. A SMOOTH OPERATOR He now works full time, five nights a week, taking care of schedules, customer service and making sure the ice is nice and smooth for the skaters The Zamboni machine 1s the size of a car, but taller, and it is electric, running on bat- teries. It scrapes a small layer of ice and snow off the surface and lets out water tt> fill in boles in the ice. "It seems like a simple thing to do, to drive the Zamboni machine, but you have to know how to set the blade, how much water that is needed, and you also have to learn the certain pattern that you follow when you drive," Corenblum exp lamed The ice at Ice Capades gets the Zamboru treatment rune scheduled times a day, and also after every hockey game. Every cut takes about 10 minutes. Coren bl um drives the machine four times a day, and the remaining shifts are covered by other employees. •We try to teach everyone that works here that lS 18 years old or older and wants to learn, how to drive the Zamboni,• he said Corenblum remembers when he was taught how to drive the mach.ine a year ago. "The best way to learn is JUSt to get on the machine and drive. I was nervous the first time, and I messed up the pattern, but 1 didrl't hit anything,• Corenblurn ~_pjlot used 10 record letters to the Mesa, CA. 92626 Copyright. 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I see everything I from Olympians to people that can't stand up," Corenblwn said, explaining he is just learn- ing how to skate. "I just have a good time working here, living in Califor- nia, seeing something different and meeting new people. And I am young enough to have a good time for a while.• -By Frida Andersson COSTA MESA "I guess it's just too big and cor- nered m to be taken out," Kapowich said. ·with the money it would take them to transplant 1t, they could probably buy a lot of tree:> ... According to Kapowich, the donation idea was not an effon.to avoid the $500~ it would fake to remove the tree. The pine has sentimental value to Kapowich and Rebecca Waranch of Newport Beach. Waranch. gave the tree to Kapowich -her boyfnend at the time-for Christmas of 1981. Now, 14 years later, U1e tree bas grown to an unmanageable height and its roots are tearing up the house's foundation. Kapowich's landlord has request· ed the tree be removed. His land- lord bas agreed to delay the removal for a week dwing which Kapowich said he would explore other options. "Maybe we'll pull a rabbit out of a hat in the next week,• he said . LICE FILES • JOO Mo<* of Welt .. Y Street.: A burglar used a tool to ~ open the sliding-glass door of a residence and stole $905 wort of household Items, Including pots and pans. utensils. bedding. and Christmas gift baskets. • llOO Modl of ltdeft: A thief took a package, contalnln~ $50 enterulnme!'lt book, from a mailbox which 1 resident d jurt put In, Thll hM apparently been an ongoing problem In thene:t..~· • 2t00 of .. dolph: A bUrglar entered a bu•lness .th~h an unlocked w1ndow and took $3, 198 of property, Ind ng ar tNtW19s, c.ar st«eos, tools and wh, from a car 11t tht businm for l'fPl!r. ... Otn'llAOe • llOO lllodl.,, -Colllt Hlgh:'r A counterlelt ttiVel¥\ cMdt was Ulld ~ • custom« to ~ 100 of m«thandlte at 1 :e· W..-flf MM Ar9u' ......_.,.A thief btolce Into• women\ hot9I room and took S 10,000 of her )twitlty hidden In adr.-rdr-. • 111 Mii _......__,.._...,...,., .. Vandall smMtwd S4\iet81 llrge. potted Pants on nnkitnU' patlOs, audng S 150 Jn = .... ~A victim pelted hk CM It hit ,......... = ..... ~hew.nttod'lek on hk Cir t. cllcolW9d NI St of hit Pl~ lndudlng • brtef c-. ........... ·~hill~ . ~ -Crime is. only purpose for local companies' products ... you COUid take JJt. and .U. the other vile E~s of •Dana:s, • scramble them with the dreadful Camngtons of •0ynasty, • and throw in the wretches of "Falcon Crest• used in aimes pull the W~DS made by Bryco and its ~ d Pire siblings at the top of f!!Very list Drug deals, murders, armed robberies -whatever the category, Ring of Pire guns run 1-2-3, according to the UC Davis study. They are ma.de of soft, zinc-based But the Jennings of ·rung of Fire" will give them all a run. The dlff erence is, the Jennings family is real and "Rmg of Fire• is not • alloys, not stainless steel. and they -··~ are devoid of the many safeguanis ~ the title of a pnme-time soap "' opera. ,. Ring of Fire is the deadly accu- . rate name given to half a dozen Southern California companies that produce, in staggering nwn- bers, the most popular tools of II street killing. · • The most prolific Ring of Fi.re • 1 company is Bryco Anos. It is locat.:. ' ed just a few miles from where 1 you live. The brown factory build- ing at 380 Chnton St, near the . south end of John Wayne Airport, .. gives only the first name of the t company. For all you know, they 1 make mop handles. , The sign doesn't say Bryco , Arms, doesn't have a sign reading, "Welcome to the Home of Satur- day Night SJ)E!cials," doesn't echo McDonal_d.!J with, "Over 200,000 sold every year!•. According to a 1994 report by UC Davis, Bryco produced 204,883 Saturday night specials in fred martin 1992. Almost half of them were .380 caliber auto.matics, a big step up in killing power from the usual .22 and .25 caliber Saturday night specials. What they have in common is they are cheap -from about $50 to $150 retail -lethal and easily con- • cealable. H Bryco made these guns in China or Brazil or Taiwan, they could not be imported into the U.S. They wouldn't meet aite- ria for size, design or per:f onnance, especially safety features. But it's perfectly OK to make Jhese guns here. It doesn't matter that virtually every law-enforce- ment agency that traces guns found on such mainstream Amerl- can brands as Smith & Wesson; Ruger and Colt. Yet the public laps up Saturday night specials because they are lethal and cheap. 1be guy who founded this thriving industry- the patriarch in om soap opera -is crusty George Jennings. An eptre- prenewial-type in: bis late 60s, Jennings bad a machine shop that made parts for .airaaft factories. Then, in 1968, after the assassi- nation of Rohen Kennedy, Con- gress clamped down on the importation of the so-called Satur- day night specials. But they did nothing to restrict domestic manu- facturers. Within two years, Jennings had designed, tooled up for and was selling a .25 caliber automatic through his new company, Raven Arms. Eventually, the whole family joined the act. Son Bruce formed MAGIC FORIST1sBACKAGAIN FOR THE 1 OTH STRAIGHT YEAR· •NOBLE FIR TREES ($22.95 AND UNDER) DOUGLAS FIR TREES ($1 9.95 AND UNDER) FULL SIZE·WREATHS . ONLY $9.95 •••••••••••••••• COUPON GOOD FOR 1 FREE BO 1 ILE OF PRESERVATIVE (WITH PURCHASE) I I •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • ,,. ;J LOCATED AT C RNER OF LING ON FAIRV R·e·b·e·J Fashion Island • Nevvport Beach 640.7300 Jennings Arms, which he changed to Bryco after serving a 90"<lay stretch for thrashing his wife and breaking her jaw. He plea-bargained from felony assault to a misdemeanor so he could ret.ain license to manufac- ture fireanns. At the time, Jen- nings bad homes 10 both Lake Anowhead and Newport Beach. Along the way, Bruce's sister and her husband started Davis Industries; a high school buddy, Jim Waldorf, started Lorcin Engi- neering; a nephew started Sun- dance Industries and. after Raven Anns burned down. the old man started Phoenix Arms -.an compa- mccm • camAL 1LUE PSllUASm Colorless Zircon oemstones, which closely resemble diamonds. have bden used u substitutes !of the more p<eclous look-tlikes fOf more lll3n one hundred years Those of Asian Olig111 doubtless served as the huge "diamonds" 1hlt decorated the harnesses of <*lmOOlal elephants 111 Oriental pageants. It vm not until the 1920s, however. lhal thlS versallle ger11$looe beCame truly popular Among the favorites fOI' jewelry-making was blue zircon. winch attained its line blue hue through the process of heat treatment. Al the llme. zircons dlSCO'lefed lo what IS now Cambocha wtfe found to tum blue when sub,ected to hut TOday. this penectty acceptable process makes use of brown zuton from Thailand. Vietnam. and Klmpuchu lhat is treated W1lh tieat until 11 showS a bright blue color lnterestmoty enou,h. blut zircon reheated In the presence of oxygen chanoes to golden yellow, another popular color lor iewelry • Lrcoo is indeed a versattle oemst~. and the many colors that 11 comes 111 makes 11 a prac1ica1 one too Wt'rf not stop 1n and check out our oreat selection of this beaut1tut gemstone? Here at ROYAL JEWELERS. we have jewelry to ht every taste -and every budget 1 Come 1n and check out our great Qlft 1dw With the holklay season rapidly i oact\lng. our prolessiooal staff wil be happy to ~ that "per1ect" 011t We are located at BISOll. Ste 86 (644-7804) 111 ~ Newport NOlth Sllopp1ng Center (at the comer of Bison and MacArthur). and 32411 Golden Latem. Ste G (248 8995) at the Ocean R~ Village Center. Laguna Niguel Visa and Mastercard are accepted PS Zircon IS bellt'led to provide its wearer with wisdom. hooof. and riches nics dedicated to nta)dng the weapon of choice for the street hoodlum trade, the Saturday night special Earlier this year, State Sen. Richard Polanco tned to bring Cal- ifornia up to the level of Maryland and others by banning the manu- facture and sale of Saturday night specials. The bill failed. d c:oww. The gun lobby trotted out its pro- pagand.4 of paranoia. You know, the stuff that fuels the black-hell.: copter crowd and reveals the ingenious strategy that the gov- ernment is trying to outlaw all weapons so it can round us all up and put us in livestock pens. BAUDWTUS Some day, I would decuty love to see the bk.es of Paul.A Boland (R· Woodland Hills), wllo was imtru· mental in defeating Polanco's bGI. sit down with some folks I met lat week and listen to their itories. Luis and Pam and Jerry and Olarlie and Mary are peopJe wbo have either been shot tbemlelvas, or bad loved ones killed-an but one by Saturday night specials. The kind of killing machine lba.l's made rig~t here, just a few miles from where you are right now .• • AED MAln'Wf'S c.olurm runs Thun- days and Saturdays. ~ NOWO E ~ At Our New Costa Mesa Location· Factory Authorized Lotus Sales I ~ee Specializing in Jquar / Land Rover Serviee and Used Car Sales Facto17 Trained Muter Teehniciam Celebrating Our 25th Year In Orange County Competitive ••••.••• Convenient 2115 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa • 714.641. 7700 I S L A N D ~:===~_J:~~L, --~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- The Place For AO IOur Holiday Shopping RED ETOT SAl1E , I 1 A4 SpOrts may return to Peninsula Park obituary • Organ.f.Zed games were ousted after city concluded flying balls could hurt pedestrians, motorists. By Evan Henerson~ Daily Piiot mlt for soccer matches at the park. Although people could contin- BALBOA -F1ve months after ue tb have games or practices, the dty told the YMCA to take a recreation officials thought that bike, a dty committee will inves-organited games could increase ligate the p~ of bringing the city's legal liability. Balls leav- organized adult soccer and rugby ing the field could hlt parked cars back to Peninsula Park. ~ and pedestnans or a player could At the direction of the city's be hurt while chasing a ball, the Parks Beaches and Recreation risk manager concluded. Commission, the sub-committee This upset Jess Sell, a long- will review how the park can be time Balboa resident who used to redesigned so soccer does not partidpate in organized softball pose a threat to cars or pedestri-leagues at the park. Sell was con- ans around the busy Balboa Pier cemed that the removal of the parking lots. · goal posts and backstop signalled •we'll be sitting down very an effort to turn the park into a soo11 to look at all alternatives,• parking lot, an idea which is not said city Recreation Manager being considered, recreatiqn offi- Dave McConnell. •ttopefully c:ials say. we'll have a plan ready by Janu-Sell was so irate that in Octo- ary • ber he hung a cardboard ghost At the advice of city risk man-between two of the park's palm ager Lauren Farley, the recre-trees along with a sign reading ation department removed first •Ghost of Sports Past.• the park's soccer goal posts and Local soccer players and a few later the basebalVsoftball back-Peninsula merchants said the stop. In July, the city canceled absence of organized adult sports the Newport-Mesa YMCA's per-took business out of the area. Group ............. , lllC. ..; FREE ORIENTATION MEETING INTROOUCTlON TO ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION Career opportunities for i~t business. If you ore o problem ~ you will want to attend. Limited space. The Hilton Suites -Orange CA 400 N State College Blvd. 1 Block East of 1·5, Southbound Exit Slote College Blvd. Saturday, December 9 8:30 -IO:JOom Reservations: (800) 565-3917 HICKORY FARMS A.WAMJIJT_ VALUE PRICED GJFIS! Christmas Blend Coffee is Back/ Aoallable only at Hidory Farm•. Santa Basket (#7234) WESTCLIFF PLAZA 17th at Irvine Ave., (next to Hughes) Newport Beach • Send A Gilt By Phone 642-4302 • ADVERTISEMENT Freshly cut Chrtetmae trees at Noonan's · Celebrating 51 years In business locally, Noonan's Christmas tree lot on Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa has a wonderful selection of treshty cut Plantation Douglas and Noble firs. Take advantage of this year's special: five-to six-foot Plantation Douglas firs at $19.95; flocked, $39.95. The elegant Noble fir ranges In height from two to 12 feet tall. "In this warm climate the Plantation Douglas and Noble fir varieties are your best choice, because they will stay fresh all the way through Christmas," said Harry Noonan, owner of Noonan's Chrfstmas Trees. In addition to Christmas trees, there are f estlve fir centerpieces, red and yellow potted poinsettia plants, fresh cedar garlands, and fragrant fir and plnecone wreaths. According to Noonan, there are some simple tips to care for your new tree after it leaves the lot: • Water bowls are the most efficient way to get water Into the tree. When you take the tree home, cut six or seven Incisions at an angle from one Inch up to five Inches from the bottom of the trunk. This allows water to enter through the sides. • If the water bowf (which Is usually four Inches deep) appears to be full, Indicating the tree isn't taking In water, take a sharp blade and peel off \he bark near the bottom of the trunk to attract more water. • You can detect a dry tree if the needles are brownish In color. This Indicates the tree Is drying out rapidly. If this Is the case, discontinue burning tree lights and close the heating ducts In the room where you have set up the tree. Detecting a dry . Chr1stmas tree and knowing how to care for It, Is crucial In helping to prevent tree-related fires In the home. •Remember, a flocked tree Is fire retardant, not flame retardant. It can still bum. Noonan's Christmas Trees continues Its commitment to giving back to the community, by once again working with the Newport-Mesa Unified School District In a fundraising effort. lnfonnationaJ flyers have been disseminated to the schools. For every tree or other Item purchased at Noonan's Christmas Tree tot valued at $19.95 or more, Noonan's wfll donate $2 back to the schools, to be used In eactl school's best Interest. Just bring In your schoOI flyer at time of Pllf'Chaee. Nopnan '• has also doritlfed a beautlfuf Noble flr to brighter up and lend hoHdav ~ to the Costa Mesi Senior Center. Stop by Noon8n't ChristmM T,,_, loCated 1t 2111 Newport Blvd., ju.t IOUth of 22nd St. 11-.d next to N~ In Costa Mela. 1Nee can be beQQed. Loc;9f deNvery Iii avlitabfe at 1 nonnii1 ctwge. ~·fie~.,. to eee Senta Cllul on ;n,11diy through~ b. <!-Frt., from 3 - 9 p.m.; • • 1ll•ndl. 10 a.m. ·I p.m. ·~ .-... ,.,. ... ..,, -.: , ..,,., •• p.m., (11., ... ,.., Rugby and soc:Cer teams would frequently gather at local restau- rants or ban after a match. The city'• willingness to review the matter encouraged the soccer players who attended a Tuesday meettng of the Parks, Beaches and Recreation Com- mission. Sell, who bas aitidzed the dty, also wd be was pleased at the way things are progress- ing. •rm just glad the door is still open,• he said. "Maybe now we can get a Democratic process going.• The ne~ plan could involve . ' relocating the goal j>oltS and lnltalling emergency netting at the posts to keep soccer ba1li from leaving the field. The recre- ation sub-committee will proba- bly not consider replad.ng the backstop, McConnell said since the layout of the park would not pennit facilities for both sports. "H we're going to put the soc- cer field as close to the beach as possible, then we'd have to have the backstop over tn the comer,• McConnell said. •1 don't think the residents and the people over at the boardwalk would be too keen on that. Go Eat Your Gift! Sunflour breads, pastries, cookies and rolls are perfect for the every holiday occasion!!! • Gift Baskets •Gift Bags •Gift Wrap • Shirts, Hats, Aprons, Bags etc ... Fresh • Natural • Delicious 427 E. 17th St.• Costa Mesa • 646-1440 Longtime Balboa resident Smith dies ~ Rose Mal}' Smith, 77, died 'port Beach; daughters Susan last Thursday in ber Newport Welton of Newport Beach and Beach home. Pamela Welton of Dana Point; Mn. Smith was the fint pres-brother Raymond Richart of id.ent of the Women'• Auxiliary Downey; 14 grandcblldren of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel and three great-grandchil- Church in Balboa. an acti~e d.ren. member of the PTA and a She was preceded in death founding member of the New-by her husband Forest G. port Beach chapter of the Smith, Jr., the founder of the National Charity Lea.gue. lrvlne Coast Country Club, now Mrs. Smith is survived by the Newport Beach Country two sons, Forest "Woody" m Club. of Irvine and Michael of New-Burial was private. ~Fa.. .Dr.n. ....... 1520 ,......_PL..._ l OOA C011ta M..e, CA 9106 ~from Fedco) (JH) 540.2644 tit Gentle Caring ta Onal Su rgery. tit Our Specialty tit Implant.a ••• Catering to ta Orthoclontlce Cowarcb ta Evening ta Teeth Whitening Ap polntrnente ta Crowne. Brldga. Dentures Available tap~ . ---------------m .-"'i':e"l!!'l'&'!!!!th'!!"*1 I r-Complete Dental Exam I I X•rays & Consultation, Oral Cancer Disease I ... & TMJ Evaluation L nu. Ccrtlflc:.ate valkl thru 12/31/95 . .J ----------------To Create a Pe rfect S m ile For You ,.,.iiiiiil • 1• Payment Plans Available This holiday season, you could not only be touched by an angel, you can be. an angel and touch a needy family, too. Irvine & Newport Beach merchants will give away fifteen $100 shopping sprees in December, and for each winner, a matching $ t 00 shopping spree will be given to a needy family in your community. To win, simply fill in the coupon below and bring it to any store located in a participating center. Drop the coupon mto the box placed near the store "Angel'.' We hope you win this season And thanks for helping to bring the holiday touch to a needy family. Cuwer Plaza 1roine 'Marketplace · Tile Crou&raa.du. · 'W&Slpark 'Plaza ' """ ..... 13e-tmufled-by-an a11t.JRl,. antl beaune, an. QI~, flia.. Qty Sent Y1""'" will bt .nnoul'!Cftl Tlladay, Ot~c:mbtr Ul, 1'9J Only I tntry,., _. ~ l!lit~ 6f the lrri,_ Cotti- • Chlrtt.b!c ..... W\11 be dittributtd bv tlw ,.._ ....... of Oranet Coijftty fOf ttftCft 1oc.ICi I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ $:::: ..... ~ '--. { ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ '\ • • ' t • • • • • • • • .. • • • • I i I I , I I I , I . .. ,, . . ~e~ Beach/Co ca Me5a Daily PdQf THURSDAY, L>ECEMBfR 7, 199S • A.) r . 1Arinbruster's -attic plails alarm Wmtergreen residents \. •Neighbors of a proRosed senior care home say the operator' lat- est requests are cause for further suspicion. do away with a stipulation in her use permit that limits the number of non-ambulato- ry (disabled) re idents to SIX. "Am l concerned? Absolutely ... It~ cilready going to be crowded, and non-ambulatory residents have certain equipment they need -wheelchairs, walkers ... " -JIMMY KAWATO cemed about bedroo disguised a storage .space: is the requti1 • Kawato said. to mcrease the But, Annbru ter emphatically denies By Tina Borgatta, Dally Pilot COSTA MESA -Not much gets by a group of Wintergreen Place re.<;idents, especially when tt conC'ems a plan to transform a neighboring duplex mto a senior care home for up to 14 residents. The neighbors are concerned a few ·changes the facility operator, Heather Armbruster, Will bnng before the Plan- ning Commission on Monday are nothing lmore than a schemP. to sneak m more res- idents. =-Armbruster wants to change the 2,600-square-foot facility's roof design to allow construction of an attic. :inc origi· nal building plans, whiCh were approved by the City Council in October, only allowed for a flat roof. Now, Armbruster' hoping to build the stnicturc with a pitched roof. •we're going to be (installing fire) sprinkling (in) our bwldipg and putting in a new heating and air-conditiorung sy$tem, and all we wanted to do was put a hat over it to conceal all the venlc; and pipes,• Armbruster said. •we wanted to provide what looks like a ruce building." ·Annbruster also would like the oty to Residents have been fighting this project for months, citing concerns about potential traffic, parking, noise and garbage problems. Now, some residents say the coupling of these latest requests can only mean trouble. •Am I concerned? Absolutely,• said Wintergreen Place resident Jimmy Kawato. "The thing that I'm really con- number of any ultenor motlv . non-ambula-"Unfortunat ly, people are sounding tory residents. oH when they haven't even seen what T b e r e ' s the pla'n \S. • she said. "A lot of homes already limit-have an attic. Its Just a place to store ed space in things. And we thought a pitched roof there. It's would only add to the cohesiveness of the already gomg neighborhood Look at all the other roofs to be crowded, and non-ambulatory resi-on th" street. They're all pitched." dents have certain equipment they need If the changes are appro:ved on Mon- -wheelchairs, walkers, things like that.• 1 day, Kawata said some residents may And, Kawato said, he and other resi-considPr ap~ahng the decision to the dents are concerned that additional attic City Counol. space eventually might be turned mto The Pldnrung Commission will meet al living space. 6:30,p.m tn the City Hall Council Cham- "There should be no second-story ber dt 77 Fair Onve • Police track drug suspects to Montebello WORLD'S FINEST WINES AT DIE BEST PRICESI I ~~~, .?/~d~y ~~ /<J ~2 e u I 1+1=21f(x)=mx+b . KUMON MATH WORKS! Whether your child needs help in math or simply wants to get a competitive edge in school. By Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA ·Costa Mesa pohce arrestt'd thr<'e p<•opl<' at d Montebello res1d<>nce Tuesddy night for ullegPclly possessmg more than $180,000 m drugs they w~re pldnrung to s<•ll , Undercover ndrcotk officPrs tracked the allt>gt>d de.ilcrs to d house m Montcbf>llo \\here offi- cers conhscah•ct about 2,000 grams of cocair t•, with an esti- mated street-\ dlue of $180.000, about five ounces of methttm- ~betamme and ii lcqdl c he mical used to process m >thdmpht•tu- tine Sdld C<JSld Mesa pobct> .-Sgt. Loren 'A }'flCk , upi•rv1sor of the narcotic \tee unit. "We find d lot of r-rook~ '~ho dre h1ghJy trun...,1 e nt ciri'<l our mvestlgdtion led to thclt luc au on 1 as a possiblP locc11ton ot when• narcotics were.· said Wyrick, w ho added thl' i11vPsllgut1on 1 has been onqom~1 s111u; Sep- tember. ~leazc C'cistdrwdc.1-More>no, 27, the Montt.•hPIJo r<'-.1d(.-'nt w hose hous<' wuc; r,11cl<>d, Armando Undrte-Sal<1Zclr, 21 , who li ves m Mexico and Ros<' Elia Uriarte, 23, of Srmta Ana were all arrested for puS!>J'>"<;tng narcotics for · sdlc, a felony which could land tht•m in statr. prison serving a sentencP. of three to eight yeftrs iJ tht•y clre convicted, Wyrick s111d. The three suspPC't~ art- believed .to be s1gnrflcantly involved in the suspect orgdni- zation, Wyrick sdid . But he declined to release more details. HWe don't think this 1s ne>C'P"· sarily the end, but we hop<' we gave this particular group a set- back, H he said "lt seems like they worked ht1rd to get this amount of dope to i.ell, dnd we took their profit ~ The two male suspects are in custody at Costa Mesd City Jail, and the woman is being held at Orange County Jail. All three are b eing held m lieu of $150,000 bail. ( 7 1 ·•) 7 54 -6404 ""'l' l'' ,, '' \ ,.1r .. 1n th.111~·· ( nuru' • ~ml•'• leading um wine retalter • Great ••l•ctlon • Frt.ndf~ .. rvlce • Delivery av•llabl• I Ttu cux·ror w i11 trim your com e.,, «IJlttc.,('c;, I I nw/!--p/ut> u .. Jurlµool ond fcx>t m oc..;.i.;ac }<' I I I FREE Diagnostic TeSting! tall~ 1(BOO)966-5432 for a ~monthly catalog ~WINE CLUB. I $2400* ·~~~~~ I I & Coln Pcn.tmlS I I Medicare Assignment Accepted I I w Herrrnonn DPM 234 E. 17th st. #104, Costa Mesa I ~w11";: ~KUMON Results! 714-582-3301 !111 l llcfttlta IE l11ta AU. 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Saturday Classics Get the weekend off to a relaxing start with A Little Brunch music , wafting under the soils, provided by chamber ensembles. A I• carte "'•nu starting at just $8 .95 and $4. 95 fot-kids Bivnch From 10:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Music from 11 :00 a.m. No cover ch•rge Cabaret of Live Enter,ainmen• It's been compared to Rick's (as in Casablanca), a bosh with Gatsby, an.evening with loutrec. Twin Palms is not only one of the hottest restaurants in Southern California, it's also one of the hottest tickets for live music f!'Very night of the week Late Night Good Times! Presenting the high-energy bonds weekends ore mode of After dinner, get ready to have fun, clance and •fay out late. Thurs -Sot l 0 00 p m · 1 00 a m Dinner Jazz Jazz standards, ballads, ~nd old favorites while you dine. A relaxing sophisticated, adult setting for music when the weekend i~ too for away Sun. -Thurs., 7:00 · 10·00 p.m. htach"for •The Ultimate Take-Out• A market offering coffee, pastries, and Ws to go, Twin Palms Marche 1s the · French version of the deli counter, the salad bar, the bokery/cafe. , 1 ' . Oeunaet Ceffees lspre11• C.ppuccl•• &..tte P•stries & MuHbH s.1 .... S.11tlwlc••• lntr .. • Gifts From 7 00 am. Monday · Friday From 10 00 am. Saturday & Sunday Open til 11 .00 p m. every mght soe;. off •I .. Hee llriab ......... Dece•IHwl TWIN PALMS NEWPOIT IEACH 630 NEWPORT CENTER DllVE NIWPOtT llACH RESERVATIONS: ~lA-721-8211 MAICHt: 71••121·t'PNI THURSDAY. DKfMl8 7, 1995 7:30 p.:m al tbe Udo Ide Women'• Oub, ?01 Via lido Sound. New- OWSTMAS IUfffT port Beach. AdmJssion is SS for The Newport 8ead1 0ty non-members. For information ot Allociation will hokl its annual r rvalions, call 432-5087. Ov1stmas Breeld Buffet hegtrl- ning at 7:30 a.m at the new Newport Harber Nautical MU5e\DJl's R.iver- boel Ca1 (formerly ttie Reuben e Lee). The llSSOOlltion • a norFp-ofit. volunteer organization wbic.b pro-xm.es tntcmabon41 CDllJDunicabc:ra between I.he people of NeWJ>Ort Beach and Ifs sister' atir.s 111 Okaz.ald, Japan; Antibes, FrdJ'lCP, and Cabo San Lucas, Mexico Cost IS $15 per penon. For reservdt:ions and infor- mation, call Dru Cottrellat644-3150 BOOKS ON PARADE 'CAN WE TA1.JC7 Women In Ma~t pre- <;ents a discussion of· the different ways OJl!ll and women cx:mmum- cate dDd how to deal Wl1b the gen- der differences The presentation by management tTcllJl1Il9 pro Mimi Donaldson will be dunng a diimer meettng at the Sheraton Newport. 4545 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Networking ~ at 6 p.m.; dinner is at 6-30 pm. COIS\rJS S35 Call Cheryl~ at 838-tSSS. FRIDAY Pnends of Ordnge Coast Col-· lege's Norman E Watson Library host ·Books on Parade,• a pro- gram that looks at books that will make the perfect holiday gift, di ~TURfHOUDAYBOUTIQUE The Envtronmental Nature Center ht>lds its first ever Holiday INDIAN ART OF AMERICA 5HOWCASC or .... ( .. CA>< .. o, .... AIH I Exquisite Silver Jewelry £ Contemporary Prints 1 • Paintings by John Steele • Ce~emonial Necklaces 1 1 Hopi Kachinas · Soapstone Carvings 1 * -· 1 Eskimo Ivory Totems & BookPI ' 1 Indian Artifacts 1 Navajo Rugs Medicine Cards 1 Taos Drums 1 Costa Mesa Courtyard (Acn>u from Stroud'a) 1835 Newport 81Yd., Sutt. A·111 Cost. MeM,CA {714) 650·2610 Bring In The ~ew Year At.~ ,~;~· ~~~~YO EARLY EVENING DINING S:OOp.m. to 8:00p.m. Includes a selection of appetizers, entrees 8. desserts $32.50 °"'' Pf'.fSOf ORJ01N Us FOR OUR * SPECIAL NEW YEAR'S EVE LATE NIGHT PARTY 9:00p.m. till New Years! Includes choice of appetizer entree and dessert lnJoy fBUslc, 4-ctnt and m•cll llBOf'e ••• ~45 . 00 pa paYJ1 ( 714) 548-9500 Located at TRIAAGLE SooARE in Costa Mesa • Entertainment Ltvel . at the end of the 55 Fwy. Pergoisjustanother new floor, right? A. Sure. And the Great Wall is just another fence. Call a Representative from our store to see & believe that this revolutionary floor looks identical to wood plank. Beautiful, extremely durable and easy to maintain. VERY AFFORDABLE PRICES Orlglnal PERGO· Lamin.ue Floor Beadl Community Servlcel Department, the tree event ii made possible by a generous donation from the .~ Har- bor Elks Cub. Designed for cbil· dttn. from age 6-16, the event will Nl•part~..._DailyPiloc1 Boutique With nature lbemed ~ :f\iday tnJm noon to 3 p.m.. and Saturday from 10 a.m to 2 p m on the trailer deck al the Cen r, 1601 16th S . Newport Beach. Sales wiD. be?p to support ENC program funding Cor sptl!l.g m.ester. The ENC, a public beiidit. non-profit orgam- zation has provided en\-ironmen- ,ti1.l educatioa through interpretr; t~ to school c.hildJen, youth groups and the geoeral public foz 23 years ma U01que 2 5 acre set· ting of Calilorma nattve plants and wildlife. For more informa- tion, call Bo Glover at 645-8489 ............ ,....~~ fMture holiday crafts, a snowman hold an open boUle from 10 am. to~ "pm. at tbe Sea So>ut Bate, 1931 W. Cout Hjghway, Newport-f Beech. Tbe Westwind II is now ful- ly operatiooal with a completely' rebuilt engine. There wiD be a bar-• becue and harbor muse at 2 p.m. ~ Please RSVP by Wednesday, Dec • 6. Contact Roger Aberaombie for"> more information, 637-3400. A KA.1.EJOOSCOPE Of COLOR Local artist Zula Janes watl"f'- colots · of orange County scenes are displayed at Ne""-poct Beach Centr~ Library, 1000 A\'OCado THE AZ EBO ... O ·F Y ·O·R ·K SOL TH COAST PL4Zo\ CLOSING SALE AFTER 14 YEARS \\'£CEASE OPERAT!Oi\' IS CALIFORNIA. ALL OUR HA ND AfADE RUGS. QUILTS. PILLOlrS. BABl'' QU~LTS AND ACCESSORIES. GIFT ITEAIS. ~VICKER FURNITURE. AND THE MARVELOUS GLADYS BOALT ORNAAf ENTS UP TO 50%0FF AND MORE STARTING DEC. I /TH. Hotne f~r the holidays? PHOTOGRAPHY 240 Newpon Center Dmc:, Sunc: 110 Ncwpon Bc:ach (714) 644·6933 While everyone is together call to sclredule a sitting. ~ Call To Schedule Your Holiday Sitting building contest and a visit from Santa Claus. Grant Howald Park is at the comer ol. Fifth and Iris avenues in Corona del Mar. For more information. call 644-31511 WES1W1NO U OPEN HOUSE The crew ol the Westwind II, In appreciation and thanks to all the people who have helped them. will HOLIDAY CONCERT i Costa Mesa High School stu- dents, parents and alumni present an annual Holiday Concert at 7 1 p.m. at Newport Mesa Christian Center. Call CMHS at 556-3344. ,, . t1P L\'TO SOMETHING ~10RE CO~IFORTABLE .... NHll~l DU~S • 2• Hot·R SECl'RJTT f'ATl<OL • POOL I'< ~PA 12 I s o 12 I M A t2 I N ~ • rn:-:E..-.s ( ·1:·:--:TER riXP.H< •t'sf. • ~ SLll)S .A \'.A lL.:1..BLE •'>\TF.LLITE't\.l'HP:"\E.'> from 12.00 a foot • TF~'-T SI.II':> ~ BOA.T STO R.:~GE A\:~ IL .. 4..B LE frorn $100.00 pc-r month (n r1ud.-a f~t' IA\1ttrlima) •\\ Tgf<f'Rt1;"1:TREST '\l R\:"1 • • .-\:"\f. }if I '\TI..\ l ~I H I{ >, \ • -I .\;'l:I' \\' .\:'\H R .\C" t\ !\T( k...\GE •I • RF.-.ORT • l~ROCERY TORF. 101 .. ~. Bapide Dri,·f' •l·.\S'\ .\1·1·1~s12~HCJll<"I ... ~ ewporf Bracl1-729-1100 • s\\ l:>l 'tl:"c'i L \liuo~ I ~'Boucfu . '!t{ifkf tUifk ef Jaaud !Mavu Lo6stu UllUt Sa.ndw~ · 'Jt.iumrw, atuf Lo6sttr 'll~ttu 'Tum of ?/!wf oumlfun4 Sta Scaflops atuf Ptrlfiori 'TTVfjfu, Ulltfr Pt1UUo .IUf CfrantmUt 1{i.sotto ~vwfL a/ O~ail atuf 1-'ip 'TT'Dtttrs witltSwut 1>otato atul Pu mpf;Jn ~ouJUan Marc ilt 'Bou1JJOBTU Sor6t t 'Jl.pastttf Long Jsfuntf 'Durt'lJrrast witE !Hwlsm: 'J.Wky 'Joit qros, Mon! ?.f usfrroom arul '11symt Ju.s <jf.awf %lfu0na Cfwtofau 'Tart, tBf.ootf °"°"It /u Cmun arui '.Pralint 1' tuilktt 165.00 Ptr Pmon not mdiurlllfi 'Ta.{ or (jratuity Ne.,pon Beach!Cmta Mesa Daily Piloc SHAKE THE HOUOAf BCUES Coastline Coun. eling Center holds a lecture on •Sha.king the Holiday Blues, •tor ADO adults,at 7 p.m. at 1200 Quail St, Suite 105, Newport Beach. Therapist Joanie Heinemann will look at how and why ADO causes depression The cost is SS. For more ihronnation, call 476-0991. 1UF.sDAY NEPTUNE'S HOLIDAY BRUNCH _ The Dolphin Division of the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce's annual brunch to benefit troubled teens in the com- munity takes place from 11 a.m. to 1 p .m. aboard the Homblower Dining Yacht •Tue Entertainer• at z_431 W. Coast Highway, Newport lteach. Guests are inVlted to bring wrapped gifts for the youths at live Cres.t. The Ensign Chorus m Ensign Middle Stjtool will tertain. Tickets are $22 in vance or $25 at the door. Call -4400 for more information. AXIMIZE YOUR ACCESSORIES The South Coast Business and ofessional Women will hold eir December luncheon begin- g at 11:30 a.m. at El Torito rill, 633 S. Anton Ave., Costa esa. Laura Nield will speak on aximizing Your Accessories.• ew stuffed toy donations will be <Dllected for Human Options. The 4>st is $15 for members and $20 fe>r guests. For more utlonnation t reservations, call 472-4666. ~EE INVESTMENT SEMINAR i Learn how to earn large resid-t income With little investment the free investment semmar at ~l p .m. at Balboa Bay Club. Pre- ~gistration required. Call 953- tJ135 for more mformation. I tEAT THE BLUES A workshop on ·How To Be e Blues, H for older adults and f~y caregivers of a relative \fith Alzheimer's disease, stroke dr other types of dementia, will be held today from 2 to 4 p.m. at Har- bor Adult Day Care, 661 Hamil- ton St., Bldg. 300, Costa Mesa. Donation is $4. For more informa- tion or registration, call 680-0122. ASSERTING YOURSELF •Assertive Communication and Self-Esteem· is the title of a free noon program in the Friends' Meeting Room of the Newport Beach Central Llbrary. Preregistra- tion is not necessary to attend. Pre- ~ted by Mary M. Saucedo, the program will help participants learn to communicate their true feelings, understand the causes of il}e.ffecbve behavior and identify PROGRAM 0ro1 n.a Conlrol RABIES $4 DOGS DI ILP+Puno '8 Corona S8 Bonlrttlto 7 · Dr.wonninf{ Hound,..onns 5 Dn.·ormvlp; 1i1pc~""on11 hy 11ttight a\'ln on Vattine Combo• Costa Mesa SAN •O ftOPKll FISHA PETS 270 •• 17th It. e ScilR ADii tho differences between passive aggressive behavior, aggres ive and assertive styles of communi- cating. Saucedo is a psychological assistant specializing in marriage and family issues. The Central Library is at 1000 Avocado Ave. For more information, call 717-3801. HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE Orange Coast College's Re--Entry Center will host an open house from 11:30a.m.to 1;.10p.m. in the college's Faculty House, Fairview Road, Cos- ta Mesa. The Re-Entry Center assists md.ividuabi who wish to return to school following a break in their academic careers. For more information. c.all .(32-5162. INSIDE EDGE Jonathan Robinson, author, psychotherapist and hypnotist will speak t>n, •from money m.adne to money magic," at the Orange County Inside Edge. A support group for leaders where success- minded people gather to explore and expand their potential. The Inside Edge welcomes guests. For The ·Holidays Give Your Child The Wonderful Gift Of Singing ... at the Allard Academy of Singing wlrh Master Teacher · Dr. Maurice Allard World Closs Voice Training All Ages· Private & Group fr Gift cerrlficares Available ~ Winter Session 1996 begins T ijesday, January 23, 1996 in Costa Mesa Wednesday, January 24, 1996 in Coto de Cc:lio For Information or ro Enroll. please coll: 714.641 .1792 . Included in the m ting is a full. buffet brealda.st. interactive table dlscussions, informal networking and professional entertainment. The meeting will take place from 6:30 to 8:30 a.m. in Scott's Restau- rant, 3300 Bristol, Costa Mesa. Cost is $15 to first time guests. For reservations, call 730-5050. \ , DEC. 14 OC PREDICTIONS FOR 1996 Orange County Coast Associa- tion holds a Holiday luncheon hon- oring the board of directors and fea- We've Pulled it Off ( 11111pk1..: l.11.:hc11 •1111.. '"'"' 111 11.'-.<>rJ 11111, "uh ._,.11,a pull·;1ut •P'•" t.111 • ..:l• I !...· Pro\ ,·n.._.· Cast To Outlast < -.•11111 •n .,_,,hkr (.•bl Iron lhturc• ltl..1. 1111, lh·\" .11 1,,, hi l..:cp 111, 1r '" 1,1 ,111, r mJ cl~'''' l°uthh h.lr ~\."".\r' , .. I rHURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1995 A7 turing guest speaken Editono Bill Lobdell of the Daily Pilot and Jun Wood of the Coaster, discussing the business economy, politics, bank- ruptcy and the Orange Coast m the coming year at the Newport Harbor Nautical Museum. 151 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Recep- tion and museum tow at 11:30 a.m., luncheon at noon, program at 12:45 Cost is $20 per person and reservation deadline is Monday, Dec. 11. Call 548-4942. DEALING WfTH CONFUCT •Dealing W1th conflict in your relationship;. tight bu ters th t work• is the title of a fr e evening pr~ram planned for 7:00 p m. in the Friends' Com· munity Roo111 of the Newport Beach Central Library. Preregii;- tration ts not necessary lo attend Presented by Ruth Wun- satt. R N., the program will help partiopants learn how to pre· vent conflicts from escalating and to resolve dispute i!isues by usmg the Fair Fighting Steps. The Central Ubrary is at 1000 Avocado Ave. For more infor- mation, call 717-3801. It'll Sink Right l h I he: \I 11 .. ,a l..11.h.-11 ,ml. " c.Jc~1t111cc.J to t'n ' 1 11.:1.J• pcrh:~tl~ 11~ "'''hkr ( .1•1 Ii, 11 .:<>n•~ru..:u"n " I rct.i111 " '" 1d \o,;;oo.;;..,;-.;; .... -....-....._..m..iiioiii' <-vi\ r und glu"" l111"h IClJ .>•'IV\ J High Style. Watered Down. f t>r J..:pn1J.11'>I. 11•\\ • 1 II llffiJlll\lll l<llh:I~ th.11 •·".: 11h "'' .mJ i. , I.. • ''"tt ,,,., n t-U\Cf> ,h ''"' I..• lik · 111, h•tkl• \\ lfh >llp1.r 1111 I o g.111• 11 J]u,11111;: THE BOLD LOOK OF KOHLER 19400 Beach Blvd Yorktown & Beach) Huntington Beach the TILE and PLUMBING GALLERY . 963-7087 OF NEWPORT BEACH , Major Crtdit Cards Acupttd Open Mon·S11t 10·6 J 6SB2 Gth. ard, #G (at Hef Hun ngJon Beach 714 841 -4313 CAFE _iOLE' BREAKFAST • LUNCH •SPECIALTY COFFEES• • WATIRFRONT DINING • OPEN DAILY 7AM-4PM • 723-0616 . 634 LIDO PARK ORJVE NEWPORT BEACH SPECTOR-CIARKE Albert Spector and Paula Belak, both of Phoenix, Ariz., have announced the engage- ment of theu daughter, Dina EUzat>eth, to Gregory Allan Clarke, son of Donald and Judi Clarke ot Newpor:t Beach. They will be married May 25 in Valley View Bible Church in Paradise Valley, Ariz. . The bride·elect is a graduate of Sunnyslope High School in Phoenix, and the Oniversity of Southern California. She i.s employed at TRW Space and Electronics Group in Redondo Beach. Her fiance attended Sunset High School, Portland, Ore. and is a graduate of Corona del Mar High School and UCLA. He is W'ith the California lrade and Commerce Agency in Long Beach. ALEJANDRE- O'ROURKE The engagement of nna Ale· jandre of Costa Me$a and Craig 0'Rourke was antrounced dur- mg a party in their honor, hosted • by her mother, Mary Alejandre, in her Huntington Beach home. He is the son of Mr, and Mrs. • Gene O'Rourke of Corona .del Mar. The bride is also the daughter of the late Frank AleJandrc. She iS a graduate of Edison High School m Huntington Beach and Cal State Long Beach. Her fiance is a graduate of Corona del Mar High School and UCLA. They will be roamed July 6 in Sts. Sunon and Jude Catholic Church: Huntington Beach. 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It's all here, In all price ranaes. 2131 E. 1st ST. B3S 9141 · SANTA ANA • -~ Mon.·Frl. 9-6 nm Set. 9-5/Sun. 10-5 ~y ·~good \111111-. actllf,... coupo11 or~ OfF[1' OCPlfe 12 2M5 • I I NewpQrC ~ Mna Daily Pilot UNWRAP YOUR GIFTS B 1E F 0 RE CHRISTMAS AT SOUTH CoAST CoMMUNITY CHURCH Each wtt~ unnl Ot~mas. sptaal gutsts wtll share thrir umqut caltnts 10 htlp you unwrap !ht gifts m .YtXAr l!ft. ]rot us al 5ouLh Coosl ~ou art ~tlcomt hcrr STEPHEN ARTERBURN, DECEMBER 9-10, 14>17 Otatrman of Minrrrh-Mna .~n\ U.fe Om1£S "'llh a "ttkly radw broodca.u of 1.5 millilm h.stmm and author of 17 ~. 111Cludmg hlS lattst wo1*, "WiMmg al \\brli Without Losing al Low.· MARANATHAJ PRAISE BAND, DECEMBER 13 ]Olll us al 7.00 p.m. and let your sptnl soor as LhlS nanonally known group leads us in Omstmas praise and cclebrat1on FERNANDO 0RTECU. DECEMBER 20 Al 700 pm taltnttd mUSlaan and Otnstian m:ordmg ams~ frmando Orttga will sharr his talents Mth us as \\f celebrate chi: Otnstmas stason. • SouyM CouT CcwllllTY CMMCM.1120 lloNrTa CMYoM RoAD. lllvwe. CA 92:715 714.854. 7600 642- Holiday shopping is fun again. Hallelujah! •NIE T<MN • Vu~ • GN' • &Ms&Mai &m1'(1f • ~8CllM4S • ~ Mblo • Tlf lbtrH FKt • TtffS AW7 • &6w S1frtts fitURY • ~ fNI PlMlf • ~ li/r • lkM • /1'4 • Ttwt SclWi' Gtmir • GI(; • M • IUIHrt Ymw • .biltr /b:am • u Sl54 •/ff YtM ui;&i GUT ID • l'IM w Aba • Srtrr Filas • Cloe~ •.mea.a,_ .. • THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7. 1995 A 9 Fashionables gathering at the Ritz be true spmt of the eason was celebrated this wee)( in Newport Beach as the ublon.ables, supporting Chap. an Univemty, gathered for eir benefit luncheon, ·christ· as at the Ritz." Their goal is to raise the mon- y necessary to build the All altbl Chapel at Chapman. a roject that has been in various planning stage~ for more than 20 years. Pounded m 1971, The Fashionables have contributed 00,000 toward this very lofty goal. More is needed to make the chapel a reality. Mary Lou Hornsby, a founder and major rooter of the Fashion· ables proclaimed, •rm going to do everything in my power to help raise the remainder of funds necessary to see that chapel built. It must be built soon.• Hornsby, who turned 80 this past year, plans to celebrate the completion of the chapel with husband Scott and fellow sup· porters Peggy and Les Cotton, Charlene and Hans Prager, Georgia Haney, Lucille Adams, Dorl de Krulf, and Mildred Mead. •1 haven't got forever," she added with a grin. Chapman University. founded Mardi 4, 1861, the day pf Abraham Lincoln's inaugura- tion as President of the United States, is the only accredited private University in Orange County. Built by the Disci· Mary Lou ples of Hornsby, president. Christ, ·as of The Fashion· a statement ables and Santa for democ· C laus. racy" in keeping with the new ditC'Cllon of the nation under Llncoln, Chapman has a proud hentage as an institution or higher learn· ing •that welcomes students of all faiths wanting to learn and explore thell' own spmtual paths.• James Doti, president of Chapman joined his wile Lynn for the annual luncheon along with the glamorous Judie Argy- ros and fellow trustees Zee Allred and Dee Dee Sodaro The benefit committee included Susan Beechner, Sandra Brodie, North Carolina deep discount pricing on over 50 brands of carpet and all types of machine and hand made.area rugs . 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The architects were asked to tteate works that reflect the verses of the classic Clement C. t'vioore poem. •Local architect Gerald Allison's Christmas tree orna- ment adorns the White House Frii$er fir. • •A Visit from St Nicholas.• By Iris Yokoi, Daily Piiot A. · s an internationally respected architect, Gerald Allison is used to being lauded for his work. designing luxurious hotels like the Ritz Carl- . ton and Four Seasons. But this week, the Corona del Mar resident racked up a different type of honor, for a smaller, more persondl project -a Chnstmas tree ornament. Now, this was no mere cut-and- paste, artsy-craftsy bauble to be hung up in his home for his grandchildren to admire The ornament Allison created -using a .copper toilet float -is now hang- mg prominently on the White House Christmas tree ln the famed Blue Room, no less. "I JUSt saw the moVle 'Arnen- CdJ1 President' the other day, and now I got to see the real thing/ .\llison, 63, sdld Monday everung lrom hLS Waslungton, D C , hotel 1 MOZART AND SCHUBEJm Mozart specialist Klaus Donath leads the Pacific Symphony Orchestra 8 p.m. Dec. 13 and Dec. 14 at the Performing Arts Center. lnfonnation: 556- ARTS. • room after visiting and touring the White House. Allison and his wife, Charlotte, flew out to attend the official Mon· day unveiling of the celebrated White House Chrlstmas 'Il'ee, a North Carolina Fraser fir that stands 18 11'2 feet tall. •Jt was a beautiful day and a festive occasion,• he said .. J\llison, principal of the intema· bonal firm WJ.mberly Allison Tong and Goo located in Newport Beach, was solicited to craft the ornament by the American lnsti· tute of Architects' Orange County chapter. The White House invited AlA members to create decora- tions for the tree. Carol~ Newsom, executive director of AIA Orange County, said she asked the "top firms• in the area to participate, primarily because the larger companies have the personnel for the project But Allison's was the only Orange County entry. Overall; the White House received ornaments from 600 AlA 2 BIG BAND: A 'variety of jazz pieces are featured 2 p.m. Sunday in OCC's Robert B Moore Theatre. Information: 432- 5880. 3 'IA POSADA MAGICA': The make-shift procession commemorating Joseph and Mary's search for lodging returns for the second year beginning 4 p.m. Sunday at South Coast Repertory. Information: 957-4033. 4 HOLIDAY BOtmQUE: The Enviromnental Nature Cen- ter in Newport Beach sells ~ture-tbemed gifts noon-3 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Satur- day. Information.: Bo Glover, 645- 8469. A ft tt • Private Parties • Catering • Banquet Room • Cocktails • Lunch/Dinner • Food to Go (714) 642-7162 2023 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa Allison said he also tried to incorporate the theme of architec- ture or the construdion iildustry in his creation by using a copper sphere float -"recycled maten- als, • as he put il He treated the copper to tum 1t an antique-like green. then made a birdhouse out of the float, outfit- ting it with a perch and bird fig- ure. He then surrounded the bird- house with holly, small wrapped gifts and other holiday decor to depict the line: "Not a creature was stining. • The birdhouse concept reflects an extra-personal touch -Allison's hobby is creating Wlusual bird· houses. Allison said he wanted to make "something beauWul out of something pretty mundane," he said. •1t was just fun.• Well. there was one small dis· appointment wrapped up in all the excitement: Allison didn't get to meet Bill and Hillary. The Clmtons were still gone on a European trip at the time of the Monday celebration. CASEY LUKSCH I OAILY PILOT Architect Gerald Allison bolds a replica of the ornament he created for the White House Christmas tree. Alllson was one of 600 architects across th~ country who submitted their creations . 5LET IT SNOW: A Winter Wonderland' -featuring a snowman build.mg contest. holiday crafts and Santa Claus - greets children 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday m Corona del Mar's Grant Howald Park. 644-3151. 6 '1'HE NUI'CRACKER': Comes to OCC's Robert B. Moore 'J?:leatre Fnaay-Sun- day. Information: 432-5880. 7CHANT NOEL: Celebrate the holidays 7:30 p .m . Mon- day at the Pedonning Arts Center. Annual audience smg- along follows. 556-ARTS. 8 IT TAKES 'IWO: A series of short. two-character plays about relationships will be presented at OCC's "1Wo-Char- acter Play Festival,• Wednesday through {)ej:. 17 .. 432-5932. 9 WESTERN FUCK: The Newport Harl>or Art Muse-: um's series on classic West- erns ends Friday with a 6:30 p.m. viewing of •Tue Man Who Shot Liberty Valance.• Analysis and discussion follows the .film. Infor· • mation: 759-1122. 1 0 UNWJlAPPED ll: Con- cert for the Toys for Tpts Foundation. featuring , Barenalced Ladies, Tuars For Fears, the Rembrandts and oth- ers, is 6:30 p.m. Sunday at the Newport Beach Hard Rocle Cafe. Free with an unwrapped toy. -Full catering services available for any of lifes important celebrations S~ciali:ring ;,, Farro Past/IS, pina, hom~ l'avioli, seafood, chiclten, veal, and beef on daily specials. • r-.._-..>cam~L •• Se.af".,od • Pasta • Fis~ • Veal • e.ic, Pleue Wateh My T. V. 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P. \ R I ' ~ I I I I I \I ' /\I ' I I I I ) I I ' I ' Our Private Porty Room Will Accommodate Up To 50 of Your Friends, Family or Business Associates D GRILL' Newport Bcach/Cosra Me Dady Pilot Still a dickens .... of a show By Tom Titus, Daily Pilot Y ou might think that, after 16 years of producing the same play With a nearly identical cast each holiday sea- son, the show would gel a litUe artistically tattered around the edges, or that the energy and excitement of the first two or ' three seasons w ould give way to matter-of-factness and ennui. Not so, however, with South Coast Repertory's annual rendi- tion of Charl~ Dickens' classic play, ·A Christmas Carol," now ensconced on the main stage. Company member Jerry Patch adapted it for SCR back in 1980, and playgoers have been reaping the beqefits ever siiice. Pe~ under the age of 6 are unfamiliar with the tale of Ebenezer Scrooge and the spmts who melt bis nuserly heart on Chrisbnas Eve, yet the joyous transfonndtion is a continual delight. John-David Keller, who has directed every production, maintains a velvet touch of heart- warming magic that permeates Elach succeeding version - -.. -. -- Hal Landon Jr. (rlgbt) as Scrooge winces as be refuses a gift from his nephew (Howard Shangraw) ln "A Chrlsb:nas Carol" at South Coast Repertory. r-------------------------, I I I F. Y.I. I I I I I • + WHAT: "A Christmas : Carol~ +WHEN: 7:30 p.m. Tuesday- Fnday: 2:30 and 7:30 p.m "Saturday, noon and 4 pm .. Sunday. dge Scrooge, wlulc Devon Ray- mond has a nicely modulated scene as his lost love, Belle. PORT Friendship is musical's theme PLAY: Merrily We Roll Along SCHOOL: Newport Harbor High School STORY LINE: The show focuses on three old frie nd in 1976 and moves back in time to 1957. You first see the trio at the end of their friepdsbip where they're not speaking. As they move back , the audien ce sees everything which led them , to be friends and wha t tore them apart. DRAMA TEACHER AND SHOW PRODUCER: Gail Brower DIRECTOR: J ohn Massey C HOREOGRAPHEll: Kim- be r Jacob NUMBER IN CAST: 36 NUMBER Of TECHNICAL ASSISTANTS: 14 INTERESTING NOTE: Newport Harbor is the hrst h ig h school in Southern California a nd o ne of the first in the country to per- form the re-written Stephen Sond heim a nd George MEXICAN RESTAURANT HARBOR HlGH CHOOL l •SCH/OAl.Yl'll.OT Newport Harbor High puts on the production of "Merrily We Roll Along" starring Derric Pollard as franklin Shep- hard, inidd.Je right, Mary Flynn as Sara, left'; and Kristine Arnold as Gussie, at the Norman Loats Theater. Fonta musical Th e lead roles of Franklin. Charley and Mdry will be played by advanced dramirl studen ts Derric Polldrd, Ryan White and Sara Robm son Kaiser Pnmary School third-grader . Michael Biondi no makC:'c., ' his debut as Frdnk Jr SOME FEATURED SONGS: "Old Fnends " ·crowing Up.· "Good Thmg Gomg." COST: $7 WHEN: Dec 7, 8 , 9 a~ 7 30 pm I MORE INFORMATION: t 1)11-2278 oo~eberrie:i ~tnlll'Dnt •catering This vefSlon of •A C'hnstmds Carol" 15, of course, most notable for the perfonndnce of Hal Ldn- don Jr, whose Scrooge has devel- oped over the years with rrurumal yet often noticeable alternations Th.is yedr, for msldnce, Lcmdon offers a more internally hardened charncter. eschevn.ng the bluster of his •Bah. humbugs• for a more firmly measured curmudgeon, ominous in hfs meticulous miserli- ness + WHERE: South Coast Repertory, 655 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa Art Kousbk, another longtune fixture, projects the Jollity of old FeZZl\\llg and the avaridousness of Joe, the &treet comer fence, w1th practiced dplomb Stepharue Burden dnd H!Sd Tdkakuwa spark.le m support as partygoers. and Livia Ann ltevmo does qwte well m the tnple role of solicitor, l\ lrs. Fezziwig and a felonious street hag. OUR MEALS ARE A Servin&" Breakfas D~ John Ellington as the humble clerk Bob Cratchit (the only othe r actor besides Landon who's been aboard for all 16 years), offers fewer vanatlons but remruns highly effective as tt warm, loVlJlg family man. Ldune Wolery as Mrs. C ratchit may lack the bite of predecessor Marilyn Fox, but she impresses nonetheless. Elder statesman Don Took again returns to gnaw the scenery +HOW MUCH: $15-$30 •?>MORE INFO: 957-4033 L------------------------- with alacnty as the ominous ghost of Scrooge's partner, Jacob Mar- ley DI.rector Keller renders dn almost poetic Spirit of ChnstmdS Past (smcP regular Richard Doyle 1s still interrogating Nathdn Hale downstairs), while Ron Boussom is a jolly but ultimately qwte chill- ing Spint of Christmas Present Howard Shangraw, who began as Young Ebenezer and has made nephew Fred lus own for many years, gives a hearty account of lu.s eternally meny character. Richard Soto IS strong as the teen-. The children's roles are double cast and generally well-acted, at least dt Saturday's matinee. Par-. llcularly tmpress1ve are Katrina Redelsheuner's enthusidStic Belin- da' C ratchtt cmd the bright-eyed Tiny Tun of Michael Teaque. As always, SCR's "A Christmas Carol" ushers in the holiday sea- son with warmth and merriment, and Landon's Christmas-morning antics as the refonned Scrooge (mduding the famous ''hat trick") are d pdrtlcular delight Familiar dS 1t may be, 1t remdins an ennch- mg expenence . DAILY DINNER SPECIALS MON FISH N CHIPS $7.00 TUES 1 '/1 LB. MAINE LOBSTER $11.00 WEI> FRESH TURKEY PINNER $7.00 THURS PRIME RIB $9.00 FRI $8.00 RECiCiAE All DAY SUNDAY l-11PM HAPPY HOUR MON-FRI • 4·6:JO BEER • lS% OFF APPETIZER MENU 8PM-1lPM •. ,. SUIONING WITH $10 PUICllAll TRIP TO MEXICO ',...,.. 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I add a woman offering to help and f~ in.love with him, and n you've got Leonard Gershe's •sutterllies are Pree." right? 8 Well, not always. Costa Mesa's Theater District has come up with such a scenario, only grittier and more intense, from what can only be David Mamet's section of -' town. It's Jim Geoghan's "Llght lz Sensitive," and it's the best show !: this highly regarded company bas ottered this year. Director Marlo Lescot, who • t>. has turned in some excellent · l' pieces of theater since organi.Zing P the company almost two years 0 ago, zeros in on underlying emo- tions in this three-character vehi-~ de, and often these supersede 9 what's actually transpiring on 0 stage. We see the two main char- a acters falling in love long before il they acknowledge it, and we feel f-the aching disillusiorunent when that budding romance is in jeop- li ardy. The events leading to this c point are skilliully projected by r David Rousseve as a cabbie /. blinded by battery. aod eight f years before, his gregarious bud- dy and only lifeline to the outside (Steve McCammon) who upsets his friend by announcing his unpending move to Vermont, and McCammon's choice as a substi- tute, a mousy volunteer worker (Karen Mangano), who's deter- nuned to make Rousseve's life bnghter. Th.Ls despite h.J.s stubborn insis- tence that she vacate the prem1S- es -a pollte word for the indoor Junlc yard that functions as home sweet home She's equally stub- born and remams, rendenng the place u not something out of Good Housekeeping. dt least liv- able It's Mangano's ll1lrospective performance that energizes this production Without fear of dis- covery, she can reflect her inner entanglements to the audience when alone with Rousseve. Her poignant pleas to McCammon not to reveal her plainness to h.J.s blind pal is an excruciating moment which Mangano handles brilliantly. Rousseve excels equally as the Steve McCammon, Karen Mangano and David Rouseve (from left) toast the new year ln .. light Senstttve• at The Theatre Dtstpct ln Costa Mea r-------------------------, F. Y.I. +WHAT: "Light Sensitive• '+ WHERE: The Theatre Dis- trict, at The Lab, 2930 Bristol, Suite C-106, Costa Mesa. +WHEN: 8 p.rn. Fridays and Saturdays; 1 p.m. Sundays. Through Dec. 17 . +HOW MUCH: $15 + MORE JNFO: 435-4043 I I I I l I I L-------------------------~ sightless and embittered host who vents his frustrations with abandon. He's particularly effec- tive in the second act, however, illustrating the positive effects Mangano has produced. McCammon is on board for JUSt two scenes, but the burly, bearded actor dominates them with the sheer force of his per· sonality. His description of his disappointing Vermont sojourn on his return (which interrupts a tender realization scene between the other two) is howllngly funny. • BREAKFAST •· IJ Burgers ( Sandwiches The setting, by the theater managers under the usual credit of 'IWo Blue Chairs, Inc., is a mas- terpiece of clutter and filth. Its transformation to reflect Mangano's inOuence is a her- culean task performed at inter- mission. Sharon Evans' sound and lighting effects further bol- ster the effects of the Hell's Kitchen hideaway. Regular playgoers at the The- ater District will recognize all three actors from prior produc- tions, and the pairing of Rousseve and Mangano is particularly for- tunate, following their impressive rendering of the two-character play "Same TI.me, Next Year." "Llght Sensitive,• which con- tinues through December, is in fact a reprise of an earlier pro- d11ction at another Orange Coun- ty theater with the identical cast, which partially explains the act- ing excellence. But Lescot has injected it with his own brand of lightness and sensitivity, with glowing results. b Al Ow Customers! '· •\ EYery yea we dose the Ranch for 2-3 ~al~ tor our anooal YOCXJlion. 1his yea our dosing ad begias hndcrf Deawmw 21st ll1ll we sel out. Plea ame earfv. We wl Aa.Qpan ~11th, 1996. Pwtcil Good """ Dlcln*• n. "" AIM D8fiA MODUCrS, flMSH OIOUND PIANUT IUT1a, NUTS a~~,_.. fUJIAl UNCH cmG YOUI OWN CBT• ION mftD DBN8m ,_.. DMY ---ID'D., ............... f Studying the spiral I t can be found in the helix ot DNA. the shape ~ a lb8ll. the coUs ol a Slinky. And now, the ljJii'i1 can be fouod m abwldaiice at Orange Cout College's faculty art exhibit ~By ~ the spiral, one notices tbat its design CODlilts ot a process ot coming to the same point, again and again. but at di!lerent levels so that ev~ can be viewed in a new, enlight- ened way," sa.ad OCC Art Gallery r---------------~--.. --, I I Duector lrini : f . Y.I. 1 Vallera-Rickerson. 1 l "It was the perfect : +-WHA:n 9The spiril I thing -the symbol ! RXNbtUcm • ! represents beauti-• + Wtmll!: Orange • i fully education : Cout Co;Qege'S ,A.tt l and lite in gener-l ~in the Art Cen-: al" 1 ter Building .. 1 , I I For this year's + WHEN· JO a.m -3 . 1 exhibit, Vallera-p.m. Mond4y-Thtusday; l Rickerson and art 7;:&'30-p.m; Tbursaay. : professor Inez ~Feb. 1. Closed l Owings decided to Dee. 14-Jan 21. 1 step outside the art +HOW MUCH: Pree l department circle + MOllE INFO: 432-l and include works 1 5039 l from the college's • , , other departinents. L----------------------' "We wanted to bring all the disciplines of the school together -like biology, math -all together with the common theme of the spiral because the spiral can be seen in science, it can be seen in botany, it can be seen in art," Vallera.-Rickerson said. "We got a wonderful participation of the fac- ulty. It is important to hav~a broad way of seeing thmgs -don't just be in your own discipline.# .The ~bit features about 40 works including paintings, 1ewe1Iy, and sculpture. There is a dis- play of shells provid~ by the marine science department, Hohokam and Ana.sazi pottery from the anthropology department and an illustration of "The Spiral o1 Archimedes" from Ute math · department Telephones and wu'es circle a sculpture titled "Telephone Pole," and The White Rabbit is caug})t in the vortex of a tea cup in •Alice Down the Rabbit Hole" bronze plate, both from the art department. CASEY LUKSCH I oAa.v Pll.OT A student studies artwork b y faculty of Orange Coast College at "The Splral Exhibition" in the college's art gallery. Pat Sparkuhl 's "Teleph one Pole," ls in the fore- ground. - Having so many d<tpartments involved has increased the foot trdfl:' to the gallery, Vallera- Rickerson said. "U you are taking a science class, you may not necessarily come m, H she said "Students from an di.ff erent disciplines capie to the gallery. They have been exposed that thNe is i:U1 art gallery he1e.H -Laurie Busby EDWARDS 21 : .. J'l:•· "'···,. .,..,, MEGAPLEX cu ....... ~"! ... · .. • llYi>I • 71' :;, :~ TOY.$lg-~ TOYSTOAY G TGYITOllY G FATID If 1111111 2(PC) • IUCI Of 1WE (R) •. CAAIOY CAUIO . MOIEY= MOIHT'Um TME AMEIUCM "'° 11) THE AllEIUCMI rRESIJEWT {N-11) GOLDOEYfs·1~ GOLOOIEYI ·1 FATMffl Of TME 11E M.) ACE ~J_r.-1a) . LUVIH LAI VOh (ltl , FATttllt Clf 1111 U. f LN) WHITE MM'I l&lmEJI (It) TIYIJlll~) ITTAID ICIUeEYl 1i fA11B ., T1llE = (Pl) rm AIElllCU PIUllOT pia.;1s1 TIY ITlllY Ill FATWll Of T1llE lltlDf 2 (N) ,. A slice or' El Salvador- By Mary Furr, Daily Pilot H ard as lt ts lo believe, m the midst of the urban hassle of Harbor Boulevard in Costa Mesa is a pocket of El Sal- vador -the postage-stamp-sized republic along the western coast of Central America. ~d here among the ca.r dealerships is El Chinaco, a takeout serving Salvadorean food. ~e restaurant in a bright green, square building. houses a small self-contained kitchen where r-------------------------, orders are : F. Y. I. taken and , dispensed I + WHAr. El Chinaco from tiny : + WHERE: 2063 Harbor windows. ' Blvd. (at Bay Street), Costa Seating I Mesa and 3013 Harbor Blvd, can be at I (at Baker Street) a CO\Dlter I +WHEN: 8 a.m.-9:30 p.m. around I daily. the out-: +HOW MUCH: Inexpensive side of the 1 +MORE INFO: 472-8632 building I and 437-1615. or at four l tables '--------------------------.J with umbrellas. It's a small place you nught easily miss but for a quick lunch or breakfast, it's a choice you'll return to. Pupusas ($1 .60 each) are ratlter like Mexi- can tamales, filled with chunks of pork, cheese or a mix of both. Ule homemade com meal is crumbly but h as an excellent flavor. Inside the pupusa, besides the meqt, are cubes of potato that absorb the flavors. Combination Plates ($5 25) are good beginner's choices smce they offer pork, steak UAH HOG ·rNI OAJl.Y Pll01 El Cbinaco provides a great plt stop for patrons of the neighboring car wash as they wait for their vehicles. The small stand is easy to miss but worth the search. (came asada) or birria (shredded beef), cluck- en and clule rellenos -all selections familiar from Mexican cuisine They all come with rice, beans, salad (a spicy nux of shredded carrot and cabbage), guacamole and sour cream.' Bumtos ($3.25), with choices of meal, have all the same ddd-ons tllld cl.re d redl bar- gain. 'f Mexicans and Salavadoreans have a sweet tooth when it comes to dnnks (60 cents- $1. 25). 1-lorchata -a tall glass of sweet rice pudding water -is a great Uurst quencher, one I prefer to t8.1Jldrindo, d thm soft dnnk fla- vored with the sweet syrup from tamarind pulp. 1Ty one of these more exotic drinks m place of the usual coffee (50 cents) or iced tea (85 cents) for a nice change Another change of pace for a dessert is platano frito ($3.50) -fried macho banana With dips of beans and cream cheese They're really crispy and ~ like yams on the ms1de The serving is large enough to share El Cbinaco, owned by Salvador and Mirna Buciaga, has two locations on Harbor Boule- vcU-0 -this outdoor takeout and an indoor cafe m a strip mall. On a first visit, study the menu before ordering. At the takeout location, commumct1hon can be sketchy but lunch at Uus Salvddoredn place may be Just the break you need dunng this hwTied hohday season • MARY RJRR is the restaurant writer for the Pilot's sister paper, the Huntington Beach Independent Mar· la Bird's column will return next week. l!J.l!J a 4i11 •Authentic Sushi Bar ~ ~ ~ 1t1 ' ;: ·• "~ • Elegant dining Room ~ ;~ ·;nlunchsuffet JB ~ iq l.:11 .., 11:»~ 1 Complete Bar • ~ re] Sushi To Go pi ~ ma ..... 1:00-10•.11.i PARTIES 645-5518 ~ tq 2675 IMnt Avenue. Cosu Mesa AVAILABLE 645 5519 pl lffi (acioss from Newpon Gott Coul'$t) _ f.!l l!J•l!l Brecikfa~t Fron1 7.\M Dctlly Lunch frorn l J :30 -Brunch o n Sundd\' ABOARD THE NEWPORT llARBOR NAUTICAL MUSEUM u-onne rly The Heuhc11 C. L<'t') 131 E. Coast Hwy (Back Bay Brid ge at P.C.I L) Newport Beac h CA 926G:i G73-3425 Y<)UNEVER SAU-SAGE SAUSAGE Or Suc/1 Delicious Food! 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WHEN:Thurc;dayat4~0~nd 8 p m , fonday dnd Saturday at 8pm MORE INFORMATION: Call 557-2000 on the town ART PETER VOULKOS • In conjunction wifu tus exhibition. the artist will present a slide lecture on lus work 3 p.m. Saturday at Newport Harbor Art Museum. Voulkos was the major figure in the national movement that legll- unized clay as a sculptural medi- um. 850 San Clemente Dnve, Newport Beach; 7 59-1122. SPECIAL EVENTS p m. torught by th(• Fne nds ot OCC's Nonnan E Watson LibidI) At the Lido le.IP Clubhouse. 701 Via 1 Lido Soud. N~wport Beach Free for Fnends of the Library dlld Lido Isle Women's Club mem~rs; $5 for non-members Proret.'<is go to the llbrdfy. lnlormdllon. 432-5087 UNWRAPPED 11 Conc<>rt lor lhP Toys lor To t" Foun- dation, lecltunnq BPn Fold~ F1w . Barendk1:d L<ltlw!), Tear.., For Fecm., . the Remhrctndts dlld So phie 8 Hawk.Jn.._, 1s 7 p m 5uncid\ at lhC' Newport Betit h Hd!d Rock Call:'. 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Light yet luscious hors d'oeuvres t cup finely chopped green onlOoa (or sca1Hom} 4-ounce can pee!M, chopPed • ~cblliel 1 teaspoon ea.Ch cumin and gar- lic powder ~ COllliltePcy. tbill With 1 teatp>OG or two Of bean ~· Dllcard """"tning bean Uqllld. Spread oa crackers or stuff Into celery or endive, ieeded cberry tomatoes, artic:boke bottoms, etc. Makes 2-tfl P.S ~read/stuffing. E vmyone loves a party - unless it's your tum to host. Preparing the usual fare can mean long hours in the kitChen and, for most of us, jobs coupled with pe.r:sonal obliga· tiont make ti.me and energy precious commodities. We're al.so more concerned about mamtaining good health. Old· fashioned canapes and snacks are often overly rich and salty, guaranteed to wreak havoc with even a moderate diet regimen. The solution? Select a variety of nibbles that are temp~ yet also quick, simple to fix and nutrition conscious. U that sounds like a tall order, consider these four appealing different hors d'oeuvres that share a spe· ctal mgredient: luxurious tast- ing, 100% natural Jarlsberg Ute cheese is 50% lower in fat than its popular parent, classic Jarls- berg, lower in calories and sodi· wn too. For example, Minty Fruit· Cheese Kabobs combine Ute's characteristic mellow creami- ness with tart-sweet fruits and a crunchy coating. Savory dipping sduce complements that spark of mmt. Elegant to look at but very easy to put together, Zesty Jarlsberg Tuna Bundles are also a thrifty option. Your processor blends relatively low cost foods into an irresistible filling. Spice lovers will go for Chili Cheese Squash Rounds, taking advdDtage of abundant zucchi- ni Unlike most lower fat cheeses, Jarlsberg Lite melts readily and smoothly, here pro- VJdrng a pleasing flavor/texture counterpoint. And Mediterranean Spread/Stuffing/Dip obviously offers superb versatility, paired with raw vegetables and whole gram crackers or bread sticks. MINTY FRUrT·CHEESE KABOBS 1/2 cup orange ju.ice concen- trate 1/2 cup waier 1 teaspoon· cinnamon 1 teaspdon ginger 2 cups lightly crushed fat free crisp cereal flakes 1/2 pound slice Jarlsberg Lite cheese (1/2-inch thick) 1 bunch green grapes 1 fresh pineapple peeled, cored, sliced, then cut in small chunks Mint leaves Mix concentrate, water and spices to make a sauce. Place in a bowl. Place cereal in another bowl Cut cheese into cubes, mak1ng 8 cuts on long side and 4 cuts on short side to yield 45 pieces. Set out cheese, fruits and rrunt leaves. Ask each guest to spear a grape, cheese square, pineapple chunk and mint leaf on cocktail pick, dipping kabobs into sauce and then cereal. Makes 45 party snacks. ZESTY JARLSBERG TUNA BUN· OLES 112 cup chopped shallots (or mild onions) 6-1/8-ounce can tuna, packed in water, drained (reserve liquid) 1 tablespoon balsamic vinegar 112 cup low fat cottage cheese 7 bees (about 6 ounces} Jarls- berg Lit chee e, at room tem· perature 1n non.stick pan, ~aute shal- lots on high heat 1 minute. Add 1 ta bl poon tuna llqtµd, cover and team 2 minutes on low heat. Place shallots, tuna, ~ar and cottage cheese in work bowl of food proce sor fitted with metal blet.de. Process to a mooth paste, scraping down sides of bowl. Spr ad two rounded table· spoons tuna paste on each ilke of Jorlsberg. Roll up from lhort 1id . Slice each roll into f ow bundles and secure with wood· en p cu. Mak• 28 piecel. (Redpe can euDy be doubled,) Opdooal: Por • t..UV. look. ti• Mch bUndle with a (bLlbched) .._ ol gret111 onJOn, scallion or ........... 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LIQUOR VALUE 12 Pack Budweiser Beer R~orBud~I 12 OL can•Plu1 C \' San ap to % .00 GROCERY VALUE Zee Paper Towels Gallon Clorox Bleach I Save ap to .30 Saft•pto.4' \ A · SPLIT DECISION MARC MARTIN I DAlt.Y !'11-0l Mike Kapowich and Rebecca Wa.ranch have a deep-rooted commitment Jo save a tree. Move tree to special place • EDITOR'S NOTE: Two Corona del Mar people are trying to save a tree scheduled for the chopping block. We asked readers what they think should be done wittl the tree. The tree definitely should be moved. Californians have a tendency to think that any- thing that's green and grow- ing can be chopped down or thrown away and it'll grow back in a huny. They don't realize we're living in a desert and the only reason tb.iDgs flourish is because they are·watered every day or regularly. They should live in another part of the country where trees are very, very precious, then they'd recognize how wonderful it is to have things like this pine tree. JANE ROMBACH Newport Beach 1 think they should try and move the tree to the park that would be a great idea. It's a fairly special tree and I think the park for Bob Henry is going to be equally special. They probably would go well together. . SEAN WOZNEY Newport Beach best of the readers hotline Readers .debate the idea of breakini/ up the Nd;port- Mesa Unified School District I t is my wife's and my opinion that Newport-Mesa School District should remain as one, largely because of the additional costs of splitting the administra- tion. Let's make sure that our chil- dren receive the full benefit of the tax dollars that are paid into that school district. I see no rea- son to split it up. KURT MUELLER Costa Mesa I have children who attend the schools in the Newport-Mesa Unified School District. I have a child in school in the city of Cos- ta Mesa and a child in the city of Newport Beach. I think the Mayor of Costa Mesa should have thought more carefully before he expounded to the press his views on the split. He should have asked voters of both cities how we felt about it. I think' it would be disastrous for a split at this particular time. Our children have suffered enough, through an embezzle- ment and a bankruptcy to go to the expense of setting up another school district would be, in my opinion, completely absurd, at this time. We're doing very well in the school district. We have an excel- . lent superintendent and I'd like our Mayor to think more careful- ly before he speaks next time. Maybe he should check with . the people who vote in these towns. PAMWINKLER Newport Beach Has anybody even considered the cost that this would be to the two cities of Newport Beach and Costa Mesa? Please look at what Judy Franco had to say. It's surprising to me that when taxpayers are talking about downsizing government, a ·city official would talk about increas- ing the size of government with- in a particular area. She also mentions the expen · ditures for two school districts, two superintendents, etc. But what about the studetits? Nobody is taking into consid- eration what this would do to the children -again. I really feel this must be looked into very thoroughly before people start spouting off about doing something that wQuld be totally detrimental to the educative system in what was once the finest district in this country. . We been cited for excellence in education so many times. I' have documentation from Presi- dent Reagan about Corona del Mar, Newport Harbor, Estancia and Costa Mesa high schools and the great job we've been ' doing all these years. Don't deStroy it now. Let's all get together and work together to keep our students where they should be and give them the education they deserve. JO BLACK-JACOB Costa Mesa The concept of splitting the Newport-Mesa School District to achieve better distri<;l· policy has merit. the logic of selling of school sites when there is a per- ceived need for more school space. escapes.me. The issue may have more to do with incompetent policies of the school board and it's superin- PICTURE THIS Idea of installing video cameras on school buses debated readers respond • EDITOR'S NOT!:: We asked our read- ers if they believed it was correct to install video cameras on sdlool buses. Here are some of their responses: If the principal of the Te Winkle Middle School wants to be proac- tive in ensuring the safety of chil- dren on school buses, I recom- mend the following: Install seat belts for each student and do not cram three to a seat and have bus rides monitored by volunteers and not surveillance cameras. Could it be that the school dis· trict looked for the easy way out and thereby prepares our chil- dren for a society where Big Brother's watchful eye becomes the accepted norm? JOANNA SCHERMER Newport Beach My daughter goes to TeWlllkle and she rides the bus and I bear about all this stuff that's going on, on the bus. I've heard about the stink bomb more than once and I've hep.rd about the thing~ being thrown around the bus and I don't think that's right. I think there should be a fonu that the bus driver fills out, a dis- ciplinary form that should be giv- en to the parents to let them know that their child is going to be restricted from riding the bus if they can't behave themselves. This is definitely a mess and something needs to be done Uphappy with the use of word sewage about it. I don't understand what's going on here but it's got to come to a stop because it's not safe. I think the video camera is not redny a good idea because these kids are smart. They will figure out a way to bypass the video camera; maybe .possibly vandal- ize the video camera. What I think would be more cost effective and actually work better than a video camera is to }).ave somebody ride on the bus, maybe in the back ol the bus, like a bus monitor keeping an eye on the kids and filling out a discipli- nary form if a child is misbehav- ing on the bus. CHARLES VAUGHN · Costa Mesa facts. tendent than to the make up of the school district itself. I don't want my kids to have ta attend school in portable classrooms when the people who gave us Stephen Wagner have sold off the other school sites. JAN VANDERSLOOT Newport Beach I'm concerned about separat- ing the two school districts. I agree with board member Judy Franco that it is going to be expensive to have two superin- tendents, two central offices, two admiiristrators. Don't do it. We're trying to cut costs and provide more educa- tion for our child'.ren. GORDON HAAG Costa Mesa My wife and I are starting a family in Newport Beach and we think having a smaller school district is great. We feel we would have the opportunity to have more special programs and we feel that it would develop greater city par- ticipation in the smaller school district. Thank you. . DAVID ROSTEN Newport Beach Joe Erickson's thoughts of splitting Newport-Mesa left me a bit disturbed. I was hoping he was just aggravated by the situa- tion because I think that would be a ·downside to our school dis- trict to split up, conquer and divide. I think we work better work- ing in concert. I think that before anything like this is done that a few more facts need to come out. If the rate is 30% below market value, then I'd like to understand the justification for selling the Monte Vista property for less ver- sus full value and what would be done with the full value if it was used? If it's to better our school dis- trict and better our stUdents, then it's worth it. We've got plenty of money and we need to make · sure that our future is·insuted - with these kids. DIANE JONES Costa Mesa voices t definitely agree with the splitting of the Newport-Mesa School District. I think it will be better for the students and easier to administrate. SUZAN ANDERSON Newport Beach •, · I'm calling to express my opin- ion about the Newport-Mesa 'School District split. I would be in favor of the split. My child goes to Andersen ScbooL DINAH PIGGOIT Newpt>rt Beach I think it's an excellent idea. 1\ve'nty-eight years ago it made sense for Costa Mesa and New- port Beach to join together. The population was smaller and the demographics were different. 1 also feel it's ledicrous to even think of selling any schools in any of the districts as the popula- tion is increasing. . I think it would be much bet- ter for both cities to go their sep- . arate ways. At present, the dis- trict is much too large and we can control it better if they1re much smaller. CATIIRYN HELFRICH Newport Beach I think city should have it's own school district, no question about it. We came to Newport 35 years ago just for that purpose, for our kids. And then what happened? The Unruh Act went into effect and took it away. We need to get back to that. F. J. HENDRICKSON Newport Beach I do not think that Newport- Mesa Unified School District should split. I don't think that the city cotincilman who stated that he thinks it should split really thought about what he was say- ing before he said it 1 agree that it would be too expensi~e to have two different school district administrations. Everything has been going well the wa~ it is now and I think il should be left that way. HERB CIERLEY Costa Mesa Yes, the dean of students, the principal and the Newport-Mesa School District are correct to install video cameras on buses to maintain safety. H the bad guy can do it in a movie "Speed,• then the good 1 criticize you for still using the word sewage, in your headline, in regard to the waste water from Irvine. It's bad enough that people don't understand the situation with~ out you waving a red flag in front of it. I've known Jones for many years. His busine$S ethics are above reproach. His conce~ for this country is shown by all the contributions to society be has given. I am a Jewish woman ~d I know Jones has given help to many Jewish organizations. He numbers among his friends many business and social peo- ple of the Jewish faith. Memories of that tragic day guys can do lt in real lite. Besides, if a student W0l:e to become injured, the cost of the video equipment becomes really miniscule in comparison to the lawyers. What is redlly sad is that chil· clren do not understand the importance of behaVing them- selves on a moving vehicle so as not to create a safety baZard. MICHAEL A GLUECK BOB WOLFF Newport Beach Pilot should leave Fletcher Jones alone . Regarding Fletcher Jones. Your paper seems to have a vendetta against bis case. None of the other papers has shown as much concern as yours. Let's see if you publish tlus letter to show our support of Fletcher Jones, Jr. RUTH AND SANDY GOLD Newport Beach Pirst you list h1m among the most important people in the area and then you make a cause celebre of a business deal that you don't have all the Newport Beach 1 1.:.-_.._ ________ _.. _ _._ _ _..._._ __ __....._ _ ___, l 1bday ls the 54th anniversary of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. The event shoclfed the naUon and drove the United . States into a war v>ith Japan that would last lour yeam. Staff writer Valerie Fugent spol<e with Jack Hammett, a Costa Mesa resident of 35 years, former mayor, and two-term president of the Cham- ber ot Commerce, who ahared hi..' thoughts of that day -Dec. 7 1941: M y wife of 56 years was with me at the time. I was 21 and ahe had just turned t 7. We had a little one room apartment et the foot of Diamond H ad. J was a Navy Corpmtan statloned at the Unit· ed States Navel H<>1pital PetUl Harbor. J was off that. weekend We were waken~ by a lot of noi.e. We thought it was th Army practicing maneuvers. There was a knock on the door - the Chinese landlord. bad come to collect bis $35 rent. My wife got the money for him and he told us the Japanese were bomb- ing Pearl Harbor. So, I looked past hi.rn, down the lanai, to .Pearl Harbor (about 7 to 8 miles away). 1 saw tremendous amounts of smoke and then a tremendous explosion. You could see bombs o.nd planes. · My buddy and C comman- deered a truck from a Japanese guy and made htm drive us downtown. There we got a ser- Vice cab out to Pearl Harbor. We were ltraled once. We got in the Pearl Harbor gate and I went to the hospital. Casualties were coming in fast. The second wave of casualties amved. We worked 72 hours without a break for four hours w did triage. The dead were outside, the dymg on the porch, given some morphine tor tho pain. On the night of Dec. 7, I brought about 30 bodies in pine boxes to the little Nuuanu Ccm~ tery. 1Wo thousand-two hundred plus people died that day. l got four hours to go home and see if my Wife was all right. She washed my uniform nnd it was time to go ago.in. Most people don't reali7.e that it only lasted an hour and 50 minutes. Less than two hours to inflict all that damage. My feelings then were: first, confusion; then feari then hate; then revenge. My teelings now: It's all ov r. I don't hate anyone. •A~ piogtah Wit M httd ~II t' &M. .e 11 lbro ,..,.r .. ,., 8'51 ........ ..,. In ..... - BARK CONTINUED FROM A 1 black l..4brador nu.x. "There's a three·hump rule. Three humps, and you have to leave. Maxx is on number two • "Sometimes, they'll aH get to running, and we have to head for the trees ... " -CAROL LEBLANC Berna.rd Rigolet. who calls his female Irish setter, Riley, his "giii." finds humor in 1he misdeed. have struck up a friendship The "OK. we're going to make an owners have become pals as X-rated movie now," he said. well LeBlanc, a chiropractor, At other times, it's the run-bas even added two members of ning that gets out of hand. the canine k.latch to her patient "Sometimes, they'll all get to list, &nd one of them is a dog running, and we have to head for "I do mostly hUJfians, • she said the trees," said Carol LeBlanc, "But once in aw}lile, I'll do a dog." whose pooch Pepper is a blue-And, if one member of the eyed Siberian husky mix. "They'll group doesn't' show up on a just mow you aown if you don't• Tuesday or Thursday morning, Usually, it's Thunder who the others wony. · leads the pack. The group had such a scare "He loves to be chased," said just last week, when Rlgolet West, fawning over h~r pooch missed a visit. He was given a like a proud parent. "He's just stem reprimand. the happiest dog in the ·world. ·we need to know these Life is just wondedul aU the blne I things." said LeBlanc. "You need for him." to let us know ahead of time so And it's not just the dogs who we won't worry about you." Start Your Diet with Liposuction ... CAPER CONTINUED FROM A 1 Bauman said she and her hus- band have been analyzmg the photographs, trying to identify the floor pattern and kitchen appliances that ~e pictured in the background. But. so far, their sleuth work hasn't panned out. "We're glad their OK,• Bau- man said. "Except, m one or the p1ctures that we got, they're fac- ing an oven.· Until the Nutcrackers are returned, the Baumans have asked their neighborhood friends to hqld a vigil in their honor. Aila next-door neighbor Kim Park was only too happy to oblige "Shelly and Bob put out a big bowl of nuts out on tbeu fence post and came to all the chfferent neighbors and left a red carnation with a red ribbon tied around it," Park said. •And, they left a note that says, 'In the spirit of Nut- cracker alliance, please display HOME LOANS ;{Al ...._...,-,..,._ t.bi5 carnation on your door until our Nutcrackers are returned.'• Park Satd the abduction hAs sent shoclcwaves through the close:kn.it neighborhood. Nothing like this has ever happened. And, Park said. for the most part, everyone on the block loves the yuletide sea.son. "We have really tun neighbors," Park said ·0ur Christllias decora- tions are very homespun, and every year we try to outdo each other with the lights and decorations "So, when this happen@d, I was like,• Oh my gosh. What's tlu.s world coming to?' 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Cnll A Limited Yu111lwr of tttnw lfrt• , . as hristtr; ~ aro -· ~ Song Sheets ~ )J CAREER CONTINUED FROM A 1 t4nQ into h d trict and will be. dil- ncuit to d f t, clection-watchen Hy "Gil h to k.nOw that he doesn't' bav a chance,• said Buck Johns, a member of the influential Lineoln Oub. "Once you lose (an election), tbe whole hift takas place. He bas to ro.lse money against a well- entrenched incumbent.• F rguson said his will be a Jow- budget. grdss-roots campaign. The vaJuo of name recognition in the dis- trict will be worth its weight at the ballot box, Ferguson said. •u 1 don't spend a penny, they'll -have to spend half a niillion to defeat t me.• he said. f Marian Bergeson, ·who stepped ' down from the 35th district seat to serve on the Orange County Board 61 Supervisors, called the March pri· mary a "deja vu" scenario. Like Johns, she pn.'Clicted a Johnson re- eJecbon. t9 "A horse race is always a good • way of measuring up candidates,• Bergeson said. "I don't know what Gil's agenda is. It will be an interest· ing campaign •we don't hdve enough Democ- -rats to divide us, so it happens on the home front. The primaries are gen- erally fclJ' more contentious than the general elections.• Ferguson's open support of the embattled A.lien and his anger at several prominent county legislators has Jost the suppqrt and respect of many people withtn the party, some Republicans say. In recd.IJ cdJllpalgn literature and a newsletter which Ferguson pub- lished with his own money, the for- mer assemblyman says Rep. Dana Robrabacher, state Sens. John Lewis .. and Johnson are members of the "Orange County Pobtical Machine.• He.1 chd.fdc.1cnzes the Ferguson campaJgn as an attempt to •defeat the machine.• fallout fiom the Allen cami)4ign could bwt Ferguson, said Marcia Gilchrist, treasurer of the Republi· can Party of Orange County. •u hurt5 people when he'' as vindictive as he is towards some people,• she said. After Ferguson left the Assembly, attorney Tom Remecke ran tn the 10th Assembly district and WA defeated by Marilyn Brewer. Where others expect a landslide victory for Johnson, Reinecke 'predicted the March rematch will be even clo. er than the first go-round. Ferguson's dedication to GOP principles ensures that, Reinecke said. •Gil will have the support of con· se(Vative Republicans in the clis· trict, • Reinecke said. •Just because someone's an mcwnbent lioesn't mean they're entitled to hold onto a seat forever.• .. SURPLUS CONTINUED FROM A 1 ·1 think we've got an outstan~ track record with Oie city for provTd- m.g our school sites for the use of the community," he said. The Newport-Mesa Urufied school boa.rd dediired the Monte _Vl.,ta School swplus property last week and bt:gan the process to sell it, though many parents complained area schools are bui'sting at the seams. Some have questioned why Monte VI.Sta was selected first for dis- posdl when the district ·declared three other properties surplus earlier tlus year. "Well, the first one on the list is Monte Vista,• Bernd said. "In the (Newport) Harbor zone (attendance area), you do have two other scb0918 +MONTI VISTA 50tOOL ----V.../Wta., ~Melli + 16™ STftUT ADMINISTRATION IUILOING f 1601 16th St., Costa Mesa I I ~-------------------------~ that hdve the potential to be reopened.• ' Bemd said both leases for the Harper and Lindbergh school sites have been crafted so the district can '~~ break them with mlnlm4l penal if they need to be :reo~ed "Monte Vista could have a stronger tnatk.et value than .some of the other properues." he said 1bough ldloo.l Qffi~ won't dis- close the value of a May appraisal of the property, which is nedr the Upper Newport Bay, Bernd .said the school is worth $3.S million to $4.5 million. A citizens advisory comrmttce recommended the Monte Vista School, Baleanc School, the 16th Street admini.strativ~ ccqter .at;ld the Banning property be d4cldred sur- plus after public hewiilgs in· Fcl:)ru- ary and March. The committee dld not review the Harper, Rea or Ddvis school Sttcs because they were most likely to be . re-opened, Carol Stocker, execubve director of business services and aux- ifuuy operations, Sdld. And j~t last week the sChool boa.n:1 closed esaow =t ~,,, WE'VE OVED! FonMcly at I~~ & Univtrsity Now ti Grand Fir ~ on J~e & IJaclc Bay Drive Nobh Fi; l (I block 'ltMflt of P.G.H. 01 Nnvpon D~sJ Dougl,. .. p,·, 1 r-----------..... Beaiiilful 20" -24" · I .Tabk Tops ,. ~ I NOBLE FIR WREATHS I ~ : SAYE $2°0 · : ' , ~ 1 Reg. Price S 16 95 Compare 111 $30 I I~ ....,t" l -.. -.. - - - -... - -~ ¥ ~ •"IP ~~& I tikid Nonll d P.C.:H The only expen~ive thing about our produce is the taste. . .. 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COOKING CLASS Saturday, December 8th@ 10:30am San Juan Capistrano Location Only. , FarniersMarket At Atrium Court F h1on I laoo '40 1 Nc"POft <Ant~r Drive Ncwpott Rea h 92660 71 4·760·040l HOURS: Mori·S.S 8·9 • s.m.lay 8·8 At Ma.-lla Plaza 31 I 09 Rancho Viejo Rd "" n Juan Cari trano 92675 714·24 ·0838 HOURS: Mon-fn 7.:J0-8 ~8-8 on the Bear Street School Despite the apparent move to U NewJ>Qrt-Mesa properties, Bemd d the clistrict is not moving to sell all µropertjes oo the st,µplus li.st. Bernd ,said the district needs to address the maeaSUlg enrolbnent problem. but at a 315-student capac- ity, Monte Vi.Sta is too small to open an elf'mentd.ry school. ·nlC steps the board tS presently taking with the Monte Vista site would allow the site to· be sold and pay for the options tho boa1'd comes up with (for' student housing,• he said. Maya Decker, the president of the district's teachets union, agreed some district school sites will need to be sold to help with deferred mainte- nance cost,$. •The only way I Can see us ever starting to get on a timely track is to sell some sites,· she said ADVERTISEMENT By J11nrlk Fik, HoUis cf Anocidtn. Inc. TOYS FOR TOTS The U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Toys Fo~ Tots program brings the joy of Christmas co needy children narionwide. You can hdp an Or- ange County child experience the magic of Christmas by donacing a new, unwrapped toy to Toys For Toes. Look for a designated col- lection location at theses Newport I Beach Neighborhood Shopping Centers: Bayside Center, &stblujf I Vi/"1g~ Cmtn; Harbor View Cm- tn; Newport Hills Ontn; Newport North Cmtu apd Westdiff Plaza. ,., FAE• ORNAMBNTS AT BAYSIDE CENTER Be Touched by an Angel . Choose one in a series of chrcc Angel Or- namencs. 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This years "The FestivaJ Of Trees" will r.iisc funds to assist in 1he promotion oflong term foster care or adoption of homeless (.hildren. A Silent aucnon will include Christmas crees decorated and donated by the loc~I merch;tncs, and intriguing wreaths. The Member's Revmge Auclton is an annual event for members of Shape-Up Newport to bid for thei r chance at fun revenge of the stafT including the personal trainers and aerQbic instructor . This event is open to the public.: and .t $20.00 donation requested is at the door. Call 63 J - ~ 3623 to RSVP. Wntclijf P"1r.a • 011 the corner of J 7th Smet and /n1i11~ Avt1111e, Newport Brath. --~, .. FANNIE'S FROZEN YOGURT Fannie's ho1c'l Yogurt at J f11rbor View Center is offering non·f.at frozen yogurt pies and cakes for the holidays. The 11011-far 'Yulc·l.og' is a dclicicv1~ combin:&don of chocol:uc fudge •ntl frcnch v.a nilla yogu11 with .1 layer of Fannie's special non-Ill f uJgc. Other s~cialties induJc Heath bar and Snicker har cakes and pies, non-fat peanut buucr p1et and A new fovnruc non· far appk~un pic. C rdcr early for the holiday ea1on! H11rlH,. v;,., Cntur - ro~"'" 6f s.,. Mip1/ "'"' S111t ]1111Jt1iff Hills, NNf•"' ButlJ I - ' EYE-OPENER Artists gi.ve Jason Ferguson a $1, 000 assist. E stancla High's Dane Plock (left) spins toward the basket and past the outstretched arm of Newport Harbor's Wes Badorek as the Eagles improve to 5-0 with a 55-40 nonleague victory over the visiting Sailors Wednesday nigbl Above, Newport's Chad Coluccio and Estancia's Nick Novak battle for possession. LEAH HOGSTEN I DAILY PILOT Eagles sho'Y plenty, Win 55-40 •Plock, Candlish combine for 39 points as unbeaten Estancia rushes to filth straight basketball victory. By Barry Faulkner, Dally Pi/or COSTA MESA -Wednesday rught's intra-district boys basketball clash between Estancia High and visiting Newport Harbor turned out to be a class struggle . Senior class, that is. While Newport Coach Larry Hirst lamented the absence of senior leadership, Estancia head man nm Parsel sat back and watched a pair of All-Newport-Mesa District seniors carry the Eagles to a 55-40 triumph. "Sometimes its nice to have two great players,• Parsel said of 6-foot-6 post Chris Candlish and 6-1 point guard Dane Plock, who combined for 39 points, including 18 of the Eagles' 21 in the third quarter to extend a 20-19 halftime lead for the hosts. Candlish mixed medium-range jumpers with layins after ptrouettes in the paint for a game-high 20 pomts, despite miss- ing nearly 14 minutes due to foul trouble. He drilled 8 of 10 field goal attempts, blocked three shots and had two rebounds. Plock tallied 12 of his 19 points in the third period, in which be drilled all five field goal attempts, including two three-pointers. He finish ed 6 of 9 from the field and added six rebounds, four steals and three asslSts to push the Eagles to 5-0 The Sailors, on the oth- er hand, saw thetr wmless streak pushed to five games, posting only eight second-hall field goals after a 9-0 run to end the second quarter pulled them to withm a bucket of the lead. .vwe jUBt don't see~ to be will.irig to sacrifice individual things to get that chemistry. We talk like we do, but we don't show it on the floor ... /1 from guards Mark Hor- nung and Peter Cun- ningham. Meanwhile, Estancia seruor Nick Novak was adding all that was needed to the Eagles' dynamic duo, totaling eight points, six rebounds, four steals and two assists. -LARRY HIRST "It was a good effort, but our senior starters did- n't step up'," Hirst explained. "Give (the Eagles) credit. They executed and they have excellent team chemistry, which is why they're 5-0 "We just don't seem to be willing to sacri- fice individual things lo get that chemistry. We talk like we do, but we don't show it on the floor." Senior Chad Colucoo showed the most for the Tars, netting all rune of lus rebounds in the first half, and six of lus eight points. He also finished with six steals, but was caught in Hirst's five-at-a-time substitution pattern after intermission, allowmg the first-year coach to "discuss• lus disappointment col- lectively with hls starters on the bench. Senior Jimmy Schwartz came off the bench to post'a team-high 10 points for the visitors, who also received six points each ., • Parse I said the Sailors' physical defen- sive style kept his youth- ful squad -only Candlish and Plock have previous varsity expenence -off balance in the early going. #Newport played like we told our kids it would. which meant a physical contest,• said Parse!, whose squad made just 2 of 9 first-quarter field goal tnes The Eagles, however, shot 67% the final 24 minutes to firush at 55.5% (20 of 36) for the game. Newport bJ.t just.16 of 46 (not qwte 35%). The two teams exchanged six-point runs to open the game, before Candhsb's laym with 51 seconds left in the first quarter sparked an 11-0 Eagle spurt, exclusively from Plock and Candlish, to put the hosts ahead for good. Brandon Casillas chipped in six points for the winners, who host Irvine Friday at 7 p .m. QUOTE OF THE DAY •Somnime. iU n~ to hare IUVJ great pla~ ... • -ESTANCIA COAD/ 11M PARSEL Sargent, Hahn the best in the SCPGA •Mesa Verde CC hosts · annual meeting, as ·loc~ rake in a'1ards; Sargent gets an eaHul. W e're spoiled in this area with excellent teaching pros. There was fwther evidence Sunday night at the annual Southern California PGA M eeting at Mesa Verde Country Cub. tom Sargent. Mesa Verde's head pro, was honored as the SCPGA Teaching Pro of the Year for the third time in his career, while Paul Hahn of the Newport Beach County Club was honored as the section's Assistant Pro of the Year, ~ough Hahn became NBCC's head pro last June. Along with dinner and awards was a roast for Sargent, the section's outgoing president, as 130 golf types gathered for a special evening in Mesa Verde's Tony Lema Room. "People Dew in from all over the Uruted States to roast tbJ.s guy,· said Bill Wallace, Mesa Verde's golf chairman "They roasted the hell out of tum Everybody got a shot at him • The event is the year's most important deasion-makmg meeting for the memberslup, including the unveiling of a new president -Scott Waters of Bermuda Dunes, who takes over Jan. 1, 1996. Rumor has it that Sargent could have been the president of the PGA's club affiliates on a national basis, but turned it down to concentrate on teaching Mesa Verde is probably glad The following day (Monday). Mesa Verde hosted an 18-hole golf tournament for the 130 attending pros, with an $8,500 total purse. Paul Holtby (Braemar) won it with a 64, Lynn Stone (Los Serranos) was second (65) and Jerry Wisz (Alhambra) was tlurd (68). Sargent apparently didn't play too well. (My guess is that he did some celebrating tbe preVJous night ) The tournament also marked the return of Art Schilling. Mesa Verde's head pro for 17'hyears, before accepting a management position last spring at The Plantation in Palm Desert. • Give Bruce Mallbes credit ... With all the pressure on him - his nearest competitors having already completed their three rounds of the Cub Champi- onship -Mailhes stepped up m a big way, shooting a 2-over-par 61 in his third and final round last Saturday to secure lus third consecutive Newport Beach Golf Course men's club title Mailhes, who finished With a three-round total of 187, needed a 63 or better m the last round. "He's such a ruce guy about it, too," club spokesman Bob Potts said "He's very unasswrung gentleman." Jim Forgasb was second (190) and Hank LeFebvre third (198). • The Taco Bell Newport Classic Pro-Am is coming ... which bnngs up this point: Three members of this year's Ryder Cup team, Loren Roberts, Peter ; Jacobsen and Tom Lehman, are • alumnus of the tournament. • Roberts play..ed m the Newport Beach Counky Club event in 1983 and 1988, Jacobsen in 1978 and 1980, and Lehman in 1983, 1984 and 1991. • Tb.uteen members of the Seruor PGA Tour, who will play the Tosluba Seruor Classic in March, also played in the Newport Cassic, so it'll be a . reunion for Jim Albus (1976, '77), • jim Dent (1979, '83) and Al Geiberger (1981), among others. • More from the Newport Beach Golf Course men's club: Lefebvre woo low gross (67), Bob Wright woo low net (5"') and Hal Green was second low net (56) m rounds Nov. 15. Jim Angell won clo~st to the pin on the 146-yard hole No. 1 ln flight rounds Nov. 18, Mailhes (low gross 64), and John Anderson (low net 54) won Flight A; Byron Burton (low gross 68) and Don Wull (low net 56) won Flight B; and Ron . Greene (low gross 66) and Bob Forbes (low net 52) won Flight C Sorin Zdrahal was closest to the pm on No. 1. On Nov 22, Lefebvre won low gross (63), Bill Pridemore won low net (53) and Burton was second low net (55). Anderson was clqsest to the pin on hole No 2 (110 yards). In llight rounds Nov. 25, Forgash (low gross 64) and Leroy Nonemaker (low net 54) won Flight A, Al Elder (low gross 67) and Forbes (low net 54) won Flight 8; and Bob Dearborn (low gross 74) and Steve McKinney (low net 56) won Flight C . Alex De La Parra, Bill Holzgraf and Dick Hilliard had low net runner-up firushes that day, while Forbes was closest to the pm on No. 2. • In more recent rounds, Curt Herberts won low gross (62) with tu.s best round ever, Wulf won low net (53) and Burton was second low net (5"') on Nov. 29. In a tie, Nonemaker and Joe Russo both had dosest to the pin on the 89-yard hole No 3 In light rounds Dec. 2, Mail.hes (low gross 61) and Don Snavely (low net 55) won Flight A, Elder (low gross 66) and Russo (low net 52) won Flight 8 ; and Wngbt (low gross 76) and Don Gattuso (low net 60) won Flight c • 1UCMARD DUNN is a Daily Pilot Sporuwrlter ""1\ose club golf column appears every Thursday . Artists pen $1,000 check for Mesa's Jason Ferguson Mustangs blOw Flames _off the court . COSTA MESA -Pacific Coast League boys basketball rival Lagu- na Beach High isn't cheCluled to vi.Sit Costa Mesa for the league- opening contest until )an. 5. But it wasn't o scouting report that amved by mail from the Artists at Mesa 'Coach Jason Ferguson's office Wednesday. Thanks to. some fund-raising efforts by Coach Bret Fleming's playen, the team presented a $1,000 donation to th Jason Fergu· son Fund, organized to help the 24· year·old, second-year coach defray the COit.i of h.i,t ongoing battle with cancer in his kidneys and lungs. •If anyone deserves credit, it goes to the kids," 1ald Plemlng, who acknowledged h1I playen decided to up the spomonhip goal for their annual rNe-throw fund-railer and p.-the windfall along to~ •1t wu IOIQethlng they wanted to dO fat coecb," Mid Aeming, WM ~nd reluctance about pub.Ii· dllDg the gesture. -By Jany IWlbet • Costa Mesa jumps to 17-0 first-quarter spurt on w ay to 57-30 blowout of Southern California Christian at Kiwanis Tournament. By Rithard Dunn, Daily Pilot would've played a little smarter, made mrue layups and played better defense." · Actually, it could've been worse for the Flames (2-5). had the Mustangs shot bet- ter than 25% from beyond the three-point arch (5 of 20). ·w e base a lot of what we do on the three-pointer, but we weren't making them,• Ferguson said . <>go The Flames' biggest play- er: 6-foot-5 Chris Freeman, bad no rebounds. No SoCa1 Christian player scored in double figures. Costa Mesa's Jason York (6-foot), Carlos Correa (6-foot) and Donny Ogo (5-9) grabbed nine, seven and five rebounds, respectively. Bryan Leahy led the Mustangs with 1 t boards. l'be Pia.mes, 2 of l3 from the field In UM am quarter, were never in lt, u CGMA MIN had a 17-0 lead to itart tbe~. b WU 29-8 When Mela's JCiD . ...,.. ~ a lbort Jumper "flth ~ .... In the ant bait, than 34- 12 9' lttl._ fQIJowlng MID Moa· ·-............ . •• 0 , .......... Miia Wlb 15 pl'* I .._, ... -Jill Newman BASKETBALL SUMMARIES ttlGH SOtOOL BOYS Estancia 55, Newport Harbor 40 . Score by Quarters. Newport .Harbor 6 13 11 1 O • 40 Estancia 8 12 21 14 -55 NewPort Hal"bor •• Coluccio 8, S(hwartz 10, Hornung 6, Cunningham 6, Glass 5. Archbold 5, Badorek 0, Lee O. 3-point goals · Glass 1, Cunningham 1. • EsUnda ·.Candlish 20, Plock 19, Novak 8, Casillas 6, Nelson 2, fl/lara'ya 0, ~· Simpson 0, Ro. Simpson o. Flynn O 3-point goals -Plock 3. Costa Mesa 57, SoCal Ovmian 30 • Score by Quarters 'SoC.al Christian 4 8 11 7 -30 Costa Mesa 19 15 9 14 -57 , Soeal Christian · Smith 6, Allen 7, Duchene 2, Freeman 6, Spitzer 2, Asbil ] .. Costa Mesa · Leahy 13, Payne 8, Montoya 15, Ogo 12, York 5, Correa 4. Fouled out -Leahy 3-pointers -Mon- ~oya 3, Ogo 1, York 1. "'GH SOtOOL GIRLS SM Clemente 68, Costa Mesa 39 San Clemente 18 20 16 14 -78 Costa Mesa 7 8 15 9 -39 S... 0..-nente · E. Ela 2, Turnbull 6, Angle 2, Brant 5, Quade 18, Pules 2, l<ruger 12, Cummins 4, Moore 2, C. turnbull 11 . M . Ela 3. Costa Mesa · Anderson 7. Grover 0, Chapin 7, Howse 7, Collett 4, Watan- abe 2, Grondahl 6, Harber 0, Grogan 6, Peyton 0. COMMUNITYCOUEGEWOMEN Orange Coast 104, Cerritos 46 Cerrltos • Singh 3, Villalobos 2, Ren- don 2, Robertson 0, Knesel 8, Ware 7, Kennon 2, Brockman 4, Charles 2, Con· nor 0, Clark 4, Coleman 12 )..pointers -Ware 2, Singh. Oraft99 Coast -Nakamura 2, Take- moto 0, Afan 17, Pulido 22, Geraci 10, Mather 0, Botana 15, Shine 21, Kelly 17, 3-pointers -Afan 3, Botana 4. : CouEGE WOMEN : .~"' SoClll College 97 : .. Pedflc Ovfstian 23 • • Ptldfk Chrlsthm · Gill 2, Ramos 3, • White 0, Snavely 2, Christianson 13. , : ,_,net 0, Shuetl o. Dobbins 3, Wilcox o. • Fouled out -White. : !'l loCaf College -Chaney 6, Kempton : '-Minor 2, Thrnburg 9, Sick 12, Burt 2, • Cirl.ISO 16, Gulfan 2, Blomker 8, Hartl· .. n S. Werdel 12, Whittemore 8, • Woodruff 10. 3-polnters -Werdel 2, Kempton, Sick. :.,ttalftlme • SoCal College, 42-11. RUN, RUN, R.UN· Costa Mesa's Davis and Newman rank in the Top 10 in the duathlon. By Jim Walters, Daily Pilot .. to fire ritles at targets. ·we definitely don't do any of that," said Davis, who finished ninth overall in the amateur division at this year's world championships and fourth in her age group (30 .. 34). "This is a strange sport because everybody gets excited when they get older. I'm really looking forward to turning 35 and competing in the next age group." i T he guys cycling on Back Bay Davis stai;ted out as a volleyball Road may feel crestfallen player at Corona del Mar High from when they see Sue Davis and 1976-80. She was one of the original her riding partner Jill. members of Char.lie Brande's Orange Newman go whizzing by them at 25 County Volleyball team in 1976, mph. "I got a lot of my competitiveness But hopefully it wiJl soothe their from Charlie.Brande," she said pride a little to find oat that both warmly. ·rm a product of his school these Costa Mesa women are r:ated of teaching." in the top-10 in the world in cycling. Davis also played volleyball for ~d running for that matter. Arizona State University from 1980-82 Both competed at last month's _ before retumJng to the Back Bay area. duatblon.world championships held Corona del Mar High alumni may in Cancmr,-1;irexico, and finished remember Davis' father, Harry Corr~a among the top performers in their who passed away in 1991. He was a divisions. 1 music teacher there for 30 years. The duathlon is similar to a Newman, who is the younger of · triathlon, featuring marathon running the two women, is a lawyer with ~d long-distance cycling, without Stradling, Yocca, Carlson and Raugh the swimming. in Newport 6.each. "No swimming for me, my She finished second overall in husband Jeff is my third sport," Cancun and captured the top spot in Davis, a lifelong Cosfa Mesa resident, her age group, 25-29. Not an easy said wi~a chuckle. "With work feat, considering Newman just passed (she's employed by the City of the Bar in November and works an Newport Beach). and our dog (a average of 60 hours a week, Doberman named Scooter), cycling specializing in corporate law. and running are enough.• , "It's very stressful and I wouldn't The name duathlon may be Wish it upon anyone else," Newman · throwing you. In many countries the said. "But it's hard to give either up sport is still called the biathlon. The beca~e I really enjoy them both so name was changed in some circles a much.· few years back because.people were Newman, who grew up in San confusing the sport with the winter Diego, did her undergraduate and biathlon where competitors do law school at UC Davis. She ran cross long-distance snow skiing while country as an undergrad and was the stop~ing at intervals along the course 1991 NCAA title bolder at 10,000 meten. •rve been running since I was 10,• she said. •1 started the duathlon my first year of law school." Newman also competes in the triathlon championships in the amateur division. The world championships for both sports are held only one week apart. The stamina is must take to compete in both events virtually back-to-back, against the caliber of talent, if hard to imagine. · In the triathlon she finished 13th in the world and 6th in age group, despite her bike 'developing mechanical problems. #I lost about four minutes, but I still beat the entire pro team," she said with obvious satisfaction. "Mexico was brutal." Both races came on the tail end of a hurricane that ripped through the resort community and temperatures hovered around 100 degrees with 92% humidity. "I heard somewhere that 35% of •, the competitors didn't finish -and these are the top athletes in the world," Newman said. Davis first met Newman while she was at UC Davis. "I knew of her because of her reputation," Davis said. "We were both from Costa Mesa so we just sort of naturally fell into working out together. " • Now they're inseparable. At least, when they find the time. Newman isn't µiarried, but when she's not working out with Davis, she relies heavily on her "significant other" Dan Chalmers. "He's my full-time maitl, full-time cook, full-time everything," Newman said endearingly ·of Chalmers. "We train together when we can. He's also my chief mechanic." Sue Davis briefly WATER POLO HONORS OCC crushes Cerritos 104-46 • Newport Harbor High product Pulido scores team-high 22 points, but hey, everyone gets into the act in Pirates' romp over the Falcons in non- conference basketbalh COSTA MESA -This was one of those nights WOMEN'S HOOPS players dream of as the Orange Coast College women's basket- ball team crushed Cerritos Wednesday, 104-46. Dianne Pulido scored 22 points and Jamie Shine had 21 points and 10 rebounds as OCC erased a 7-2 lead and ran away to a 61 -20 lead at the half. The Pirates could have been shut out the rest of the way and they still would won by 15. OCC, now 8-2, actually led by 60 points, 102-42. Four other players finished in double-figure scoring. Tma Afan and Kathleen Kelly each scored 17 points, ne- anna Mather had 15 and Monica Geraci added 10. Kelly also pulled down 10 boards. On paper, Cerritos, now 9-2, looked like they would be better competition. They managed to get on only one player, Tanisha Coleman, in double figures with 12 points. The Pirates shot 59% from the field, connection on 48 of 83 shots. They outrebounded the Falcons 44-35. Mesa girls lose, 68-39 IRVINE Costa Mesa High's girls basketball GIRLS HOOPS team ran into another buzz saw at the Woodbridge Invitational Wednesday afternoon, and with- out an ill Koo Kun, as well, and as a result San Clemente powered its way to a 68-39 victory. The Mustangs, now 1-4 and on a four-game losing streak, return for a seventh-place game against Rancho Alamitos at 3 p.m. on Fri- day. No one scored in double fig- ures for Mesa. Julie Collett was the ledlJ!'S leading rebounder with eight. Newport boys roll, 9-2 IRVINE -The Newport Harbor • B 0 Y S High boys soccer S 0 CC ER team notched a 9- 2 victory Wednesday over the Irvine junior varsity to advan,ce to a fifth-place game in the Irvine Invitational. The Sailors outshot Irvine 19-1 in the first half as they built a 5-1 lead on two goals each by Justin Kerr and Brandon Brown and a solo goal by Tobin Sundwich. Newport continued its shoot- ing onslaught in the second half, finishing with a 29-3 shot advan- tage. Sundwich and Kerr both had second-half goals to pick up hat Uicks as Newport improved to 3-0-1. ·The Sailors will play this Fri- day at 5 p.m. at Heritage Park. However, the Sailors will most likely be fielding a team stocked with reserves, because (1) they also have a nonleague game at 3 at always-strong Fountain Valley; and (2) because of the ongoing tournament's lack of consistency in the bracketrs. Newport tt.rbor 9, lrv1ne N 2 Irvine JV scoring -Gurina, Baker. Saves -3. Newport Harbor scoring • Kerr 3, Brown 2, SundWlch 2, Schloss, Ellis Saves -Hoover 0, Burchell 1. Halftime: S.-1. Mesa boys fall, 5-2 IRVINE -Costa Mesa High's boys soccer teani jumped out to a 2- BOYS SOCCll .. 0 lead at the half Wednesday, but Mission Viejo scored five unan- swered. goals in the second half to take a 5-2 win -end knock the Mustangs out of the Irvine Tour- nament. CHOOL W.RI " Alex Rakovich, who led all scorers with three goals, started the second-half rally on a penalty kick. TI:tings seemed to ~vel ·once Mission y_iejo got-on the board. Alejandro Montero and :Josh Weinstein, scored both goals for the Mustangs, now 1-3-1. Wein- stein and Eric Brinkerhoff both had assists. Mission Viejo 5, Costa Mesa 2 Costa Mesa scoring -Montero, Wein- stein. Saves -Ken Brown 3. Mission Viejo scoring • Rakovich 3, Karamlan, Krane. Saves · Wariff 2. Halftime: Costa Mesa 2-0. I sec romps, 97-23 COSTA MESA -Jody Caruso scored 16 points to lead four players in double fig- ures as SouU:iem Calilomia Col- lege hammered. Paci.fie Christian 97-23 Wednesday in women's basketball action. The Vanguards shot 55% from the field as they improved to 3-5 on the season. sec jumped out to a 42-11 lead and just missed top- ping the 100-point mark against a Pacific Christian squad, now 2-3. Stephanie Sick and Stephanie Werdel each scored 12 points for SCC, while Heather Woodruff added 10 points. Brandi Christianson led Pacific Christian with 13 points. Grubbs third SAN CLEMENTE-SUR PING Shawn Grubbs of Newport Beach finished third in the mas· ter's diviSion Saturday in the third event of the South Coast Surfing Series held at T Street. Riding some two-to three-toot waves in the morning, Grubbs firiished third, behind winner Louis Hayward of Carlsbad and Mike Gilllard of lmpedal Beach. Unl;>eaten Eagles awaiting 10-way meet Estancia High takes its 2·0 record to the Anaheim 10-Way meet Pnday and SaturclAy after its most recent succes!t in wrestlirig, a 47-33 conquest of visiting Tustin 1\Jnsdey night. Tho Eagles, who are over- Joaded wtth pin·wreltlers, uied the victory by faJJ method to the ultimate on Thetday to get put Tustin, as ven vtctoriet came via the pin. Nathan Large (112), Predi Campuzano (119), Carlo Rodriguez (130), Rudy CUtellon (135), Adrian Sandoval (145), AndteS &nios (189) and Douglas Garcia (215) all handled the com· petition with a flatback. ....... 47, Twttn IJ 103 • omcMt (I) won by f«felt . 112 • Large (E) plnt'Md Esplne, !:00. 119 • Glmpuzano (()pinned Gomtl, 3:08. 12s -Wyatt en dee. varv-, 1-1 130 • Rodriguez (E) pinned PeNz. 1:22. 135 • CAISt•llon (E) pinned Z.VIUI, 1:2l. 140 • Smith en won by fomft. 1 145 • S.ndovlf (E) pinned Bal~ 0:43. I 152 • G.lrda m won by forfeit. 160 ·Long CT) pinned Chavlrin, 1:50. '171 . Watkins (l) plnneCt MartlnU. 3:51. 119 • IMrtOs (£) sMnMd Fr~ 4:51. 215 • Garct.I (I) piMld ~ 1 :20. - Hwt • SerllnO (T) pinned 1Wllel\a, O:JS. 1995 Coaches' All-Sea View League Pla.yer of the Year Greg Stoll,, El Toro, Sr. First Team Shaun Souza, El Toro, Jr. Mark Tilton, El Toro, Jr. · Shane Lindstrom, El Toro, Sr . Chris Richardson, Newport Harbor, Sr. Mike Peetz, Newport Harbor, Sr. Michael Bise, Corona del Mar, Sr. · Alex Batley, Corona del Mar, Sr. Jeff Marchiorlatti, Corona del Mar, Sr. Doug Trabbert, Irvine, Sr. Stephen Ferguson, Santa Margarita, Sr. Second Team Matt Sakatani, El Toro, Jr. Shane Maag, El Toro, Sr. Chris Seib, Newport Harbor, Sr. Graham Harvey, Newport Harbor, Sr. Chris Vyn, Irvine, Sr. Chris Ansevin, Santa Margarita, So. Brandon Joffe, Santa Margarita, Jr. Ice hockey team absorbs first loss The Orange Coast College ice hockey team is still undefeated in league play, despite absorbing its first loss of the season. OCC was on the road for two games·where it defeated San Jose ,State, 12-1, and the University of Pacific, 10-1. Back on Orange County soil, OCC played two exhibition games with the Junior Mighty Ducks, beating them 4-2 and 5-2. The Junior Mighty Ducks Midget Tier 1 team, made up of the coun- ty's best players ages 16-17, handed OCC it's first loss of the season, 5-2. OCC is now 11-0-1 overall, 7-0 in league play. OCC plays USC this Friday at Disney Ice in Anaheim (on the corner of Harbor and Lincoln). Game time is 9:30 p.m . Make Those Patios & Entries Beautiful "llOI Real UMd Brfc1r Enuy Runnln1 Board Pan~m ~ CUSTOM MASONRY 170 E. 17th St. • Suite 206 Cot1aMeu (7141..r~5-S512 SC... IJ9J707 Let Jim Jennings install your complete yard hardsccipe. • Expcrc: hrick, hlc>elc, ~cone, talc, ,l,1tc & c;:on~rctc work. • Can t ccornn\end quality dci;1gncrs • ~)iialtty work m Co.~rf1 Mc a &. Ncwpcm Bc3ch Mncc 1969. • Or1un,1gc prohle~?We aolve lhcm . ' THURSOAY, DECEMBER 7, 1995 youth sports Playoffs heating up on Saturday m· Region 9.7 Slammers win two witli clutch second-half ta.llies The playoffs are in full sWing and several big games are on tap for this weekend in AYSO Region 97 play. Here's a look: Glrls Dlvtslon 3 The Green Giants Cllld the Wave will be meeting Satur- day in the championship game. The Green Giants YOUTH SOCCER The Cheetahs shut out the Rebels 2-0 Saturday on t~o fourth-quarter goals by Erin Hardy. Outstanding goalie play by Taylor Giaca.iparo and Aman- da Hoffenberg preserved the WlO. CORONA DEL MAR -The Slammen; beat the Irvine Strikers 2-1 Sunday to avenge their only league loss in boys under-11 soc- cer action. In a Saturday game, the Slam- . mers defeated AnalliUm· Soccer Club 3-1. Against Irvine, the S!ammers trailed 1-0 at the half, but battled back on goals by Alex Northriage and Sean Busby. They're now 13- 1 in league play and 7-0 on their home field, Corona del Mar High. The Slammers received strong detens1ve support from Adam Uhl. Julian Cerruti and Jeff Reed The ntid!ield, led by K.C. Rawlins, Northridge, Blake Dillon YOUTH SOCCER and Busby, controlled the match from the outset. In Saturday's game, the Slam-. mers scored two goals in the sec- ond half to capture the win. Jor- dan Feldman, Tim Dill and Busby each put m goals. Rawlins had two assists. Jonathon Duran and Uhl led the defense with outstanding efforts. Goahe Will Johnson had two saves. The Slammers, coached by Walid Khoury, start League Cup play this Satwday at 8 a.m. at Cerra Villa Jurlior Hlgh m Villa Park. Four BuckeyeS honored NEWPORT BEACH -Run- ning back Alan IH \11 ''ll HI< '' l<H1rH,11 Dutro, defensive lineman 'ti'evor Theriot, offensive line- man Nick Rhodes and defen- sive back Wessley Preliison have been chosen All-Confer- ddvdnced through the winner's bracket, shutting out the Wave 2-0 on two goals by Kristen Case C0c1ch Bnan Owad credited defenders Piper Phillips and Lindsey Lynes for helping the Giants notch their seventh shutout of the season. Quicksilver defeah!d Mon- soon 1-0 on a goal by Amanda Whittman to setup the battle of the unbeatens. In the afternoon, the Rebels stayed. alive by beating the Red Dogs 1-0 on a goal by Bar- bar Julian. The Monsoon defeated the Hooks 3-0 on a goal by Kari lhlesdell and two. goals by Meg Lord. The Rebels and Monsoon will meet in the loser's bracket and still have a chance to reach the champi- onship round. Ameba continue playoff ence by their Buck- eye teammates, a Newport Mesa Junior All-American football team. In the loser's bracket, Coach Rich Fjtzgeorge's No Name t~am defeated the Heat, 3-1, to force a game with the Wave. Lduren Sondel and Laura Kauth each scored two goals to give the Wave a 4-2 victory and a rematch with the Green Giants in the championship qdllle. Girls Division 4 The Red Hot Flames will tangle with the Swf m Satur- day's title contest. Boys Division 5 Four teams remain in this hotly constested race. Bad .Boys and the Blue Sh arks will square off Satur- day in the wirmer's bracket, while Quicksilver and Llght- ning will be hgbtmg for a chance to stay m the competi- tion. The Corona del Mar Ameba tied one and lost one in their first weekend of the A YSO Region 57 playoff action. The Amebas led 1-0 before Mission Viejo gained a tie in the closing minutes of Saturday's game. Derek Lewis scored the Ameba's lone goal on an assist by Taylor MacDonald. CdM's short passing game gave the Arneba good field posi- tion throughout the game Play- makers Billy Eagle, Andy Clapp, Jordan Broekelschen · and Mac- Donald set ug a total of 11 shots on goal by attackers Geoff Collier, Mike Mulvaney, Chase Donan YOUTH SOCCER and Lewis. The Amebd 's stingy defense led by Geoff Leech, Sean Hilder- brandt and David Frazier allowed five shots on goal Brandon Lewis, making his debut m goal, JUSt rrussed the shutout In Sunday's game, San Clemente powered m two shots from 30 yards out near the end of both halves to drop the Arneba 2-0. CdM will be in playoff action again Saturday at Costa Mesa in a 9 a.m. game with Laguna Niguel and a game at noon with Tustm. The four, cl:\osen by silent ballot, will represent the Buck- eyes (ages 8-10) in the North-South All- Conference game scheduled for Dec. 9 at Norwalk's ExCel- sior High. Dutro, 10, led the Buckeyes in rushing. Known for a punishing run- ning style, Dutro's goal is to play at a DiVision I college with a definite eye on an NFL career. He plans to attend Newport High ~t. The Flames picked up three wmc; this past weekend to earn their way into the finals. On Saturday, they defeated No Fl'hr and the Pink and Black Attock, by identical 2-1 scores. On Sunday, they defeated the Strikers 1-0 m a tightly fought game to ebm a shot against the Surf The Sharks won a hard- fought 4-3 victory over Revenge. Matt li'acy led the way with a hat trick. Jose Rob- les scored the other gdme while adding a strong effort on defense. Heat notches two victories Theriot, 8, progressed throughout the year to become one of the most consistent ./ 4 The oflense, led by Lauren Kerwin with dss1sts by Ashley Arrigo, Jordan Carmack and Michelle McRone, played exceptionally well. Rachel Fc1llon, Laurie Gates and Andrea lhnen also played well Nike ~a.nruster, Logan Far- r~r Esther Lofgren and Alyssa Medma placed well on defense Girls Division 5 1\vo teams, the Cheetahs and Quicksilver, remam unde- f pated in the wtnner's bracket and will meet m the semifina.ls. RUFF ELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. Whet• Your Dollar Covers Morel 1922 HARIOll llVD., COSTA MESA · W · 1156 FREE PAGER FREE PAGER Coach Doug Harnngton also credited Jeff Taylor and Matt Ruccio for excellent defense. Boys Division 4 The semifinals are set to begin Saturday. Teams 454 and 460, both still undefeated, will meet m the wirmer's bracket. Coach Rich Carr's team 454 defeated team 457 1-0 to advance while Coach Chns Mennes' team 460 defeated team 455, 3-1 The Green Machme defeat- ed two teams Saturday lo stay alive and force a game with team 455. Billy Lund scored four goals as the Heat, Costa Mesa's Region 120 AYSO Division 4 Plus team, notched two victories Saturday in the opening weekend of the play- offs. Lund, on an assist by Greg Per- rine, and Michael Gardiner each scored goals as the Heat shut out Fountain Valley of Region 5 m the first game. The defense was click- mg as the Heat stopped every sconng attempt. In the second game, Lund scored three goals to lead the Heat to an 8-2 victory over Long Beach Region 114 .. Gardiner had two goals in the first half, one assisted by Devon Stephens, and Perrine, assisted by Zack Powell, and Lund both 1 Smee 1982 YOUTH SOCCER added goals as the Heat opened a 4-I ledd at the half The defense, led by Kevin Desdndro, Steven Thomas, Ralph Morgd.D and Anthony Saldana, held Long Bedch scoreless m the thud penod whtle Lund complet- ed the hat lnck Wlth one goal, assisted by Danny Kirkorian, as the Heat opened a 6-1 lead head- ing mto the final p_enod Ryan Denman and Bryce Shendan, on assists by Scott I Wade and Charlie Hust, account- ed for the final margm. The playoffs conbnue Satur-I day and the results will set the seedmgs for January's state championship BULLETIN B 'OARD Slow-pitch signups starting I • I NEWPORT BEACH -The Newport Beach Commuru~ Services Department is accepbng registrabons for men's, women's and coed Slow-Pitch softball-teams for the 1996 spring season • League fees are $465 per team or $490 per team Wlth an opbonal contribution to the player's medical benefit fund. Fees cover the cost of umpues. field setup, lights, softballs, league admirustration Southe~ Cabtomta ~turucipal Athletic Associafion and awards : Each team will be placed ma league that plays 10 to 13 weeks. The. season starts Jan 29 and will run through May 3 ~ To register, VlSlt Commuruty SeCVJces at 3300 Newport Blvd. Tua· registration deadline lS Jan. 5, by 5 pm. • For more informabon, can 644-3151. COSTA MESA UNTRYCLUB EVER HAD ONE OF THOSE PAYS WHEN ALL IS RIGHT WITH THE WORLD AND YOUR GOLF GAME? W• 0.llY9' R.. c:>. c::> Sped< , • Grout <=).~~ When was the last time? Join us at the Academy of Golf and we'll show you how to have them for a hfet1me1 Three stages to choose from for only *7500 ••• 3400 Irvine AYe. Sit 103. N8INpOC! e.octt • 476·2244 S t <:::::::::> lniured-lic •538036 yaema or sign up for all three and SAVEi (~imYm four people P« a-1 CALL 14) 660-S10l • 1701 GOLF COURSE DR. COSTA MUA "'"'' (/ ( ,, ( "' ( /11 1,f/ll/I\ ,,, '\( 111.' 'r1::11 11/I I 1111' llllfl \(/\'(' KEVIN KASPER - LEEPARK- JOE WALTERS- RICK STASSI - SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COLLEGE PrNenhJ KEVIN KASPER'S Christmas BASEBALL CAMP · December 18-22, 1995 Along wltJt ,,,. h#gh•t 1"fl/ ,,...,,.,, ~. the~ Wfll fNtU1'9. ' I ' I I\ I I I \ I I \ 11 ' I I \ ' I •, I ' ' I ' ' I ' ' I I ' I I ' I I I \ ' I I 11 I ' \ I , , \ "f ii I .i 1 I 11 t ti I II' , . , I I ' ' I " I\ I I I ' sec Head Coach and played 6 years in the s... Francisco Giants Organization Coached 10 years in baseball camps and High School. Attended/played at SCC. sec Assistant Coach Calvary Chapel Head Coach, and Athletic Director. Sttengt:h and conditioning trainer at Cal State Futterton Baseball. SPE<.."IAL GUF.ST MAJOR LEAGUE PITCHER-DM FORTUG 0 • 1 o years of Professional Baaeball experience •Played ln the Majors with the Angell·Reds·Whltesox • Coached in many baseball campe mound the country • Active Player (1986·Present) Attended SCC FOR INFORMATION CALL (714) 775-3875 J::t..~,,#0 ~k~k~k~k~~ ~ ~ Share In The Spirit Qf Giving By J::t.. Helping Us Donate Ch'ristmas Trees l: 1; 1; TriAngk &JIUlrv and the D11ily Pib>t arc Joolcin~ for ~ 2 needy families in chc Costa Mesa/Newport Beach area th1s holiday season. We have 12 Christmas trees that need a good home:. The Chnstm~s crccs include ornamencs and decorations. If you know of a needy and deserving f.unily. wrice and let us know. . lkllllline for nomiruatio11S: Slltw..rUy, Dtt. !), 1995. Families cJ\o en will be notified by phone and urangcmencs for delivery will be made by Triangle .. quare. -----------------------------.. --t ----- Name of Nominated Family .................................. .. Nominated family's daytime phone: •.•..•........•.•..•.• t ~~~.'.~.~'.'.:'.~~'.'.~.~:'.~~ .......................................................... . ................................. ······ .: .................................. . ......................................................................... ntURSOAY,l>ECEMBER 7, 11995 fllnal Code; 12.(); 2. (tit) P~· thers, 6-6 T-. WM~~"- 4 :n.~ U; S .... l• '1. ntUlltSOAY LlACIUIS ........ cc ..... StMdlngl (at Wtst N"""port): I. All Guatds ~1; 2 Touttle Ros., 8" 2; 3 The Held, M ; 4. Ptdtstrl• Mid., 4-6; s (W) 506 'FU. ).7: Thundef '"Yer· I ... ...... c Anelltal ~-ndlngl-... (rt~ 1. Dokns Sportflsh.. Ing. 9-1; 2. ~) Mofo\, 1·3. Team GM-.&. 1·3: 4 Raken. 3-7; 5. Cool R~ 2~ 6. 8ohk.a, 1·9. SOFTIAU. ~Newport a..dt MONDAY UAGUU Mln-S cc (et BoniUI No 1): (tie) 1. Old Slow~ 8-2.. The Waaines, 8-2; 3 (tle Bad er. ation. 6-4, CRC ~tea en. 6-4; 5. Quidtsilver, S·S; 6. Oown Punchen, 4-6, 7. Those Guys, 2· 8; 8. B·Batt Boys. 1·9. Men'a c Final st.ndlngs (at Bonltl No. 2) l. Port St. Ballers, 8-2; 2 Delo1tte & Toudle, 7-3; 3. (tie) 30th St. Maulers, S-S, Newport Bleach- er Bums. 5-5, No Fehr. S-5; 6. Weste Sox. 4-6, 7 (tie) Ludcy Stiffs. 3-7, Seaport Sluggers, 3· 7 Coed C Final Standings (at CYC): 1. Ball 8ashefl. 10-0; 2. Land Sharks, 9-2; 3. Cox Com· munic.ations. 6-4; 4 Sibling Rrvalry. 3-8; 5. ~W>Ort Barracu- das. 2·9; 6. LDBB -Sluggers. 0-7. Men's CC Final Standings (At West Newport/Ensign)· 1 810lt1be, t:2; 2 Mixed PSate. ~ 4; ). Old IM Slo, 5·5, 4 SYCJ\, '"'· 1\JUOAY LIACIUIS Mln'a cc (et 8onlQ No. 1): 1. (~} lJihtnlng a Lumber, a. 1, Oue-GUl'll-Heroes. 8-1: 3 Foll I rlttdn, 6-J; 4. BRW Huards. 4-5; 5 H~'S. Y~ 6. Four Susons Hotel 0.9 Men's C1 (•t Bonitl Crtttr. Ltncoln): (t•e) 1. Spoilers. 6-2, Original Pizu. 6-2; 3. (tie) Dan· gllng WoodrOM. S-3, Hawes. S.3, 5 G.J's. 4-4; 6 Care Unit 3-5; 7 Sun DevilJ, 2-6; 8. The Hammerhead\ 1-7 Men'I a <•t Bonita Creek. Uncoln) I. (tie) Team Nike, 6-2. En Fuego, 6-2; 3. (tel) Just Hit"-S-3, Barflies, 5-3; S Germs. 4-4; 6. (tie) Sudden Impact. 3·3, PHt WMWid Maulers, 3·5; 8 Despar~. 0- 8. Coed CC (at CYC. Lincoln); 1. Keystone Pacific. 7·2; 2. (tie) Airtouch Cellular #1. 6-3, Datamed, 6-3; 4 Bust N' Balls, 5-4; S. Myatt Newporter, 3-6; 6 The Other Team, 0-9. Coed c (at eve. Lincoln)· '. Make It Hurt 8-0; 2. Strokers & PokM. 6-2; 3. KL Tenkeys. 5-3; 4. (tie) BOO Bombers. 3·5, Greystone Homes, Inc., 3·5; 6. (tie) Reconditioned Equip- ment. 1·6, Love Monkeys. 1-6. WEDNESDAY LEAGUES Men's CC (at Bonita No I): 1 Sox. B· 1, "2. Fletcher Jones Motorcars, 6-3; 3 Around The Horn, 5-4; 4. Zero Tolerance, 4- 5; s. Ueckers. 3-6, 6. 42 Bones ~ ., .. . . . . . . . .. -·-· -_. recreation standings AHMd, I!& MM's C1 (.t knlta er-. ~ t . BUlilOMln;, 6 2; 2. (lie) ~ Nutumbti. S..l, F•r Side-. S-3, 4. (tie) Yellow Soll. 4- 4. CalifolM Connection, ·~ 6 5ons of 9ffchesi. 3"' Knudc· leheach. ,w; a. Theo Hooligam. 1-1. Mlln'I a tit 80l'lit.t Creek. ~): 1. A.0 EMs Sightings. • 6-2; 2 ('tie) Ttw W11nnamaken. S-2· 1, KIOS. 5"3; 4 (tie) Pimc:o. S. 3, Nitt ~ 5-3; 6 DI Tt<.hen. 2-S; 7 CD8 lnfotek. 1-6; 8 Mu~ doons. 1·7. Coed ...... (at CYC. Lin- coln) 1 SR5 Techs, 9-0. 2. Hooton Furst. 8-1; 3. Seeing O<x.lble. 5-4; 4. (tie) Squeeze Play, 5-5, Pierce Street Anne)(. S.-S; 6 Cummins-White, 4-5; 1 Rugbums, 3·7, B, SYCR Slam- mers. 2·7; 9. Team Taco. 1-8. THURSDAY LEAGUES Coed C1 (at Bonita Creek No. 1): 1. BU(k's Clock Shoppe, S.1; 2. (tie) Banker's Mutual, 6- 3, Bank Rubbers. 6-3; 4 (tie) Border Runners. 4-5, Guilty, 4- 5; 6. (tie) MargarlUville Hurr1· canes. 3-6, Brew Crew, 3-6; 8. DeK1m, 2-7 Coed C2 (at Bonita Creek. CYC. Lincoln)' 1 (tie) The Pizza Bakery, 7·2. Simple Technology, 7·2; 3. (tie) Dae Attack. 5-4, Newport Jazz, 5-4; 5. Hot Chili. 4-5; 6. (tie) Original Pizza, 3-6, Pim<o, 3-6, 7. Misfits. 2·7 Coed 0 (at CYC. Lincoln, Bonita Creek): 1. (tie) The Trackers. 7-2, OR·G, 7-2. 3" Beach Bum. 6-3; 4 Lotem Ir 5-4e. 5 PM Polecat. 4-4-1; (aOj w ~'*•:-7. ~ laJff. J'6; 8 w.fk fM~ o-9. AUDAYUAGUU C.oed CC (at Bonita No 1 ): 1. (tie) 111. M, hll ~Too, 6-4, On fire, 6-4; 4. Kffvenly Hltttts, ~ S. ACME~ 5-5, 6 Pirates. HI coed Flnlll SundloglC (at Bonita No. 2): 1 Thoemef' 6 Toma. 9-1; 2. Wet Sffl 1·2·1: 3 Renegade$. S..5, 4 IO, 4-5-1; 5. Face First. 3-7; 6 Re<yde This, 1-9. SOFTBALL Costa Mes. NMCCMEN'S 1 (Tie) White Sox. 14 points, Bladt Sox. 14 point 3. Orange Soll. 10 points; 4. Red SOX. 8 points; 5. (tie) Blue Sox. 4 points. Green Sox. 4 points. MOOtflED COED •c• 1. (tie) Mad Mtx, 12 points, G.H. Odd Couples, 12 pointS, 5unday Sluggers. 12 points; 4 Me-N·Eds. 8 points; S. Bilbo's Bushwackers. 4 points; 6. cali- fomla Dreamln. 3 points. MODIAED COED "0.1" 1. VIiia Martinique. 14 points; 2. Fairview II, 13 points. 3. Replacements, 12 points; 4. (tie) S.fe Softball, 10 points. Verifone, 10 points; 6. (tie) Heritage Paper, 6 points, Bull· dogs. 6 points; s.. So. cat Smashers, 3 points. MODIFIED COED "0.2" 1. Cleats N Oeavage, 18 points; 2. Ri~r Rats, 9 points; ~. (ttli. h1Jp1trk f'1ZZ&. a Points. SI• !:e,8P9fr'I ~. ~ ZlflVI. 1 po nu; '~ ieti¥' kid\ 2 points ....-s·c.1• 1. Towne t Coumry. 11 pointw; 2. Junkywd Dog. 7 poinb; 3. En Fu.go, 6 points, 4, ~rtlnic, 4 pornu; 5 ead ~rts.. 2 polnU COii> •c- 1. Team VOOdoo, 15 j)Ofnts; 2 (tie) Non-Oalry Creamer, 12 points, Bllb9 8aogins, 12 points; 4, Me-N·Eds Beach- combers, 11 points; Goat Hill Grandslammer. 8 points; Stingers, 2 poinu. COED "D-1" 1. (tie) The Storm, 16 pointS. Kellle'1 HBoes, 14 points; 3. Never Enough. 13 Points; 4. Boatrockers. 9 points; 5. Goat Hiii Bashers, 6 points; 6 PM Slammers, 4 points; 7 B~ Nuts Again, O points. COED •0.2" 1 P St. Annex Muckraken, 18 polnu; 2. Riptide, 11 points; 3. Muffin Monsters. 10 points; 4. S.f-T-Co, 9 points; S. League Of Our OWn. 6 points; 6. Filene'-4 points; 7. Unpt"e- pared, 2 points. WN'S "a.1" 1. P St. Terminators, 14 points. 2. Hoboken Heroes. 11 Points; 3. Ballpark Spe11, 1 o points; 4. The St.lg. 7 points. 5 (tie) .Skldmanc. ~ points, Step Two, 4 points. 7. Shorehouse, 2 points MEN'S "C-3" 1 (tie) Team Easton, 12 po1n~ Brew5!C• 12 pomt:s. fltiycn To Ii Nirnecr litif. 11 pol~ 4 (tie) My. I.ct 10 points. the~ 10 polncJ> I The~ a polnn; 7. (tl4tl lA9k>n of Honor. 4 ~ 511· verado, 4 points. MEN's•w• 1. (tle) Lowttd. 14 points. VoluntMn. 14 points; 3. Out• en Again Shooters. 10: 4, Go.tt Hill Derajkts, 8 points; S Goat HiU Hoolig.ns, 6 potnts.: 6. Eric Electronks. 2 points MEN'S "C~ 1 (tie) Bilbo Baggins. 12 points. POC. 12 points, o.s. Rippen. 12 potnts; 4. New Beginnings. 8 points; s. Bud- men. 6 points; 6. One Stop, 4 points. MIEN'S •c,4• 1. The Knights. 14 points; 2 Outer Outlaws, 12 points; J Team C..li, 11 points; 4. Mudville, 8 points; S. Nike- town O.C., 7 points; 6. P.B.I., 2 polnU MEN'S "0.2" . 1. Don't Matter, 14 points.; 2. (tie) Barr-Barians,. 12 points. SW1ng This. l l poin~ 4 Rebels, 6 points; 5. (tie) Old Timers. 4 points. The Sharks, 4 points. MEN'S •0.3• 1. flatllners, 16 points; 2. Pirates, 10 points; 3. (tie) BC & C. 8 points, El Paso cantlna, 8 points, Swamp Guineas, 8 points, 6. Giants. 4 points. MIN'S "~" 1 Balboa Boys. 11 points.; 2 (tie) T.Q. Shooters. 10 points. Abt>ey Nol'l'N~ 10 ~ 8~1nd~10 polnu; S. Sith Stre.t ~ 7 po1nu; ~ 'Po!rtts.. ..,.s·~1-._ 1.12~~ 16polnu; 2, a.1~ Pizz., 12 poln1:!; 3 (tJe) The Silt!I"\ 10 pol~ Yes- mday's H«Mi. 10 poincs; S. The ~ a po1n1:!; ' S1Mss Cheeses. 4 points; 7. Unknowns. 2 points; 8. S., Co , o points. WOMEWS~ 1. ft.~ 14 poln~ 2. Zuble's Skirts. 12 points; 3. Scrtlppef'S, 6 points; 4 Strike A Pote. 2 points. WOMEN'S Ml_,.. • 1 NBAC. 14 points; 2. Gunn Bandits. 10 points; 3. (tie) Alley Cats. a points. G.H. Dlrtbags. 8 polnt.s: 5. (~) Legend\, 6 points. 6. DoWn and Dirty, 6 points; 7. Anonymous. 0. MEN'S 8ASKE1'9AU. COstaMesa MONDAY 1. The Bulls. 7-1; 2. (tie) Sneaker Squeakers. 5-3, Hamil· ton's, S-3; 4. Rhymes With Duck. 4-4; 5 flying Napalm, 3· S; 6. The Laken, 0-S. 11JESDAY 1. osc. 7-0; 2. Nothing But Net. 5-3; 3. (t~) B~ and Q's. 4-4. Jack~ Suribo.rds. 4-4; 5. Kryp- tos; 3-5; 6. Just Do It. 2·5; 7. TICC Oippen...2-6 ntURSDAY 1. SonlC:s. 4-1, 2. Goat Hiii, 3- 2; 3. (tie) Cemerlield, 1-3, Prke Wate~. 1·3; 5. Grubb and Ellis. 1..-. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 1154 INTEREST AS A TENANT e1adon, wngs assoctabon or lhe Count/ Cieri! of Oranoe Aec1 "' S«llott 5102 of tile cecuted 111 l(fVW LYNt4 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A lllbllrt'f tor "'t 1ncontmm OI -----------------•---------IN-COMMON IN THE COMMON savings bank Spedfitd In Ste-Cou~OllNo'tltmbef7. 1995 Arwdll Codi nl Uhallad lo JANET ~ LYhN, ttlS DffD Of TRUST DATED lht strwl lddtess and Ohl PUBLIC NOTICE cn•1331847 Flctltloua BualneH AREA Of LOT 10 AS OE Don 5102 or !ht Ftnanelal Code NOTCE·Thls licnous tame do~ Ill 11111..._1111he 8AHO 00 WIFE RecortJed 0 04'1HJ UIUSS YOU TAI£ common ~. 11 a/Pf, Fictitious Bualn .. • N•me St•tement SCRIBED IN THE PLAN WHICH llld 1UIJIOf1Zld to do !Jijstness S!Jtemcnt tl(!JttS ~ve yurs lrom -01ndwolherlNnCalh 1111> SEPTMER 21 19111) u lnstN ACTION. TO PROTECT YOUA lhOwll he"'n The~ ll'llOUntol SUPERIOR COURT H•me St•tem•nt The lollowing persons are CONDOMINIUM IS LOCATED In lhts stale In lhe evtnl tender Ille <lalll ll was flied 1n the Olhe1 Olf*d the Tl\IM Nf ~ ment 11 ~!ida328 ot Ollia . PN>PERTf IT llAY BE SOLD AT 1tle ul!plld balance of Ille oblloe- OF CALIFORNIA, The lotlowlng persons ue doing business as: The ON THE REAL PROPERTY olhtr lhan cash IS accepted lhe OI Ille Coull!)' Cieri!. A MW ~· h ,__.. oflhl T.-.'I o..11 AecoldS in Ille office of A PtJ1UC iAlf. If YOU NEBJ Miii HCUred l¥ 1tle pro~ to be COUNTY OF ORANGE dOlng business H: Island Gun Store, 2253 Whittier DESCRIBED ON THE MAP Trus191 m~ wtl!lhold IN inu-•ous Business Nlme Statrment ...... become....,.tolht CouOIY Recorder ot OAAHG fJl'lAUTION OF THE NA sold and IUSOlllble ts11111*d 341 The City Drive Investments, 129 Cabnllo Blvd , La Habra, CA 90631 ENTITLED "TRACT NO 8336• 11101 of lht Trustees Oetd unbt llllst be illed pnor., Ila! <We ~or.,._•• .-r of Coumy Cahloma ind pursu OF THE PROCEEDIMO MWJCST costs. IJCPlllMS and ldvanca II Poat Office Stree1, Suite 200, Costa Wiiiiam Michael Oer11e, ~HE "MAP"~ RECORDED IN funds beCOme available to Ille The bhnQ ot tlls statemenl does r1ght. Slid .. wlll be made. but to the• Hocace ol Otfaijt YOU YOU SHOULD CONTACT A Ille •me ol lhe ll•UI pu~ Mesa. CA 92627 t 980 E. Eucalyptus Ln.. payee or endorsee as a matter not ot 1tstll 111thonz1 Ille use 1n ~ -we « ~. IX· 8 .,... -.~ Re l.Awlel ll>TICE OF TIUJSTEFS ol Ille ~ ol Siie is Box 14171 Ronald P. Merickel, 129 Stea, CA 92621·!>909 OOtC 439 0 MAPS PAGES 8 I h said salt wf1 t1U state o1 a F1clbous llusinen 11191 or implld ..pding.... te.ton 10 ,._ w • .,.,,,...,., $11Klm.57 In ~ 10 cash Orange, CA Cabr111o Street, Suite 200. This buslneu Is con-fHROUGH 12 ORANGE ~[IO~~nut eovenanl ~m=. tW!ll in ...ollllon Of Ille nghl:s ol poll9lllorl ot enanbr-. IO ~ on ~QQ5 ~E ~1:.~~.i:= Ille TR.SIM wll acctptl c:eslHl't 92013-15 71 Costa Mesa, CA 92627 ducted by: an 1ndMduat COUNTY RECORDS EXCEPT· rt111ty exJress or Implied regard·· another under Federal, State, or Sldltt the ~ldlbttdl-9ICUltd Off:.,,mei rdS n 1°~111 T Of' NII CCMCMl7M ..; Ma. check dlNn on a S1atl or "*>1111 IN THE MATTER OF Jeffrey A. Me11ckel, 129 Have you sta11ed doing ING THE RH ROM AN EASE· · common 11w (S« Sec'4>n 14400 ~aid Died. ~ ""'9un-co WI 1 o · · ' blflll. a ci11ck cnwn ~ 1 stm or THE p ET 1 Teo H TO Cabrlllo Street, Su11e 200, business yet? no MENT AS [,CFINEO IN THE lllO b!le poumlOll or eocum· rt seq Busineu and Ploless.ons cW, wllll ...... • prUl'ided lMMl6 It IO OO A.M AT T ·~~n.f!!:.12S~ T'111 5 st~ lldn Ctldt UllOll or a chlcll CHANGE THE NAME Costa Men CA 92627 William M Oenle DECLARATION FURTHER bfanoes, to SlbS1y Ille Indebted· Cooel . ltwtlln,.-1 lht unPlid ptndpll OORAHCETOTHE ORANGE .., w ... ..,....,u .._,, dl1'ttl :: Stlat federll This busmen Is con-This statement was filed EXCEPTING THEREFROM All ness S«:Ured by Slkl Oetd. flf1tf;h blllnCI of 1111 N<* 9'Qnd ~ HALL, 300 EAST C Met ConlPlllY as ttustee. or n 1 or UV· OF George NlcholH ducted by: a genoral par1· with the Coun1y Clerk ol NUMBERED CONDOMINIUM aovances thereunder v.1111 New~lt Btactl-Costl Mesa uld o..dwlth lnlnll thnon • AVENUE. ORAHGE. CA at llU SUCetsSO< ttum.. or subllkile<I •nos 1 loan 8"0d90n, ltv- KokonH nershlp Orange County on 10.25-95 UNITS SHOWN ON THE PLAN lnteresus orov!Oed 1Nre1n and CN337849 Nov 16 23~ Dec 7 pioWW In ll6cl "*--. ~on ., Ille bgheSt bidder I ttustee pu11111nt ., Ill Deed of •nos mooaon or ~ blnk CASE NUMBE.. The registrant commenced 19953882549 ANO DESCRIBED IN THE DEC· Ult unpal(I orinctc>al balance DI 1995 . . • . _,.. • ....,.. oflht"""" call (ll')'llH. Ille •me of TftlSI execu1eO 111 CHUNG T KIM speafied Ill saon 51 of 1111 A 180459 to transact business under Daily Pilot Nov. 23 30, LARATION OTHER THAN THE tile Nola secured by Uld Oetd • nl lht INlll cr-.d ~aid in IN1ul money ol Ille U11 AHO KUI RYUN KIM HUSBAND Financta Codt Ind IU1hOllHd to ORDER TO SHOW the hcllttous name or Dec. 7• 14, 1995 UNIT CONVEYED AS PARCEL 1 w11h 1ntertsl lllereon as oro-PUBLIC NOTICE o..ct of TR.llt Strrr.o R1c:iomey-States) aH not(. Ole llld 1ntemt. AHO WIFE Recorded on APRIL 25, do bUSlneu jn 1M 11111 In lhl CAUSE FOR CHANGE names listed above on 8+ thl34 ABOVE ANO THOSE PORTIONS V1dtd In sa10 Note fetS Charges m= •Aid T""*-conwved to and now llllO 111 1 1983alnstlllment1 83-171714 event llndtr olhet lhln cash " OF NAME 95 OF TH.E ·RESTRICTtO COM and axpeclsts ol lhe trusllll and NOTICE Of TFIJS1tFS SALE..... aoo Road. s• 2l7Q. undef PC! Deed ol TMt Ill ol Olfiall RecorOs 1n Ille office ol ICCIPlld, the Tnatll ~ Wlth- PETITIONER(S) (Adult In· JTehttrey R1 Meric1ket 11 d ·PUBLIC NOTICE MON AREA AS OE FINED IN Ille trusts aeatad by Slid Deed DER E&D Of TRUST Fiii: U!OS:I ~ CA 91106. "1111 PIOPlll'f ""ltld 1n sad Cou the COIJnly Recorder ol ORANGE hold the •SSUl/ICe ol lhe TlllsttN's rh11dual), George Nicholas 15 518 emon was 1 e ol Trust Oatad 12/01/1995 i.-1CZ511 Ott11f ~IS ~By; llilrll C.-. Aiiis-and State and descnbld Cou~. Cairtoma. ano pullUant OetO\l°" lundS beCome IVldalllt Y.otcones HASIHAVE FILED with the County Clark of Flctltfoua BualneH THE DECLARATION ANO/OR QUALITY LOAN SERVICE AP . ....._ O..lll-IZ YOU N1£ tn Seaay. Oiled lt/Z7118115 1a1ows LOT 41 Of TRACT 221f), ID 1111 MoOce of OtlaJ!t and _, Ill PIY" or tndolset • I A PETITION FOR AN Orange County on 11·28-95 Ham• St•tement SHOWN OH THE Pl.AN WHICH CORP • said TruatM 1650 .. OEfAUlT UNDER A DEB> Of ASAPtmo!l Ut7, 12n~ 1121 INTHECITY OF COSTA MESA. AS fleetoa to St1 lhe!lllndef Re-l'lllll!r ol note. Sad ute wil bl ORDER TO CHANGE 19953885888 The followmg persons are ARE SET ASIDE AND ALLO· EAST FOURTH STREET SEC· musl, DATED.-.Y 14, tllt. P£R RECORDED IN 9001C 106. colllld on AUGUST 17. 1995 u malle ll.lt Without COWnant or •:AMES FROM OtK>tge Ni· Dally Piiot Dec. 7. 14, 21 , doing buslnass as: CATEO FOR THE EXCLUSIVE ONO FLOOR SANTA ANA CA UNLESS YOU TN<E ltCTION TO PUBLIC NOTICE PAGE 34 ~Ll.ANE lnslJUment I Q!>-3565.36 Of sad wa~. e~ "' ~ •1olas Kokones TO NI· 28. 1995. th143 Brooke's Miid Service. USE OF THE OWNERS OF 92701 (714)285-9962 By M:>TECT YOUR PIOERl'f, IT 'IN'S IN THE OfACE OF T Offioll Reconn. Wll w on "Ol'Qno .... PoSSmlOll or 1.tiolas George Kokonas 1300 Adams Suite 20M, CONDOMINIUMS OnlER THAH DANIEL ALOAHA AUTHORIZED MAY BE SOlD AT A PU9.JC Fit No.1H$Hll040 COUNTY RECORDER OF 1~ II 1000 AM AT THE tna.tmbtances ., .-.fy Ill 11 .s hereoy ordered that PUBLIC NOTICE Costa Mesa. CA 92626 THE C~OOMINIUM OE· SIGNATURE OPP 20124 SALE.. F YOU NEB> AH a FICTmOUS IUSINESS COUHTY OCEPT THEREf ENTRANCE TO TH£ OAANGf Cm' indebtedness secured by '*° ~II persons lntereSled 1n cna13 .. 8,.73 Brooke Ann Mehallty. SCRIBED HEflEIN AS PARCEL l2!T 12114 1.,,,1 _ PlAHATION Of 1l4E MATURE Of NAME STATEMENT All Oil, GAS. W'8W.S AN HALL. 300 EAST CHAPMAN Deed, ldvanca thtllUnder, With this maner appear before • v 1300 Adams Suite 20M, 1 EXCEPTING THEREFROM uc ~" n£ ~ AGAINST l ite follOwlno person(s) 1nit THEii HYOROCAABOH s AVEHUE. OAAHGE. CA at 111tic 1ntetest as PllMded lhe111n and ttitS cou11 1n ~partment Flctltloua Bualn•u Costa Mesa. CA 92628 ALL OIL OIL RIGHTS MINER· YOU. YOU SHCM..D CONTACT A •no bUSllle$$ as QIAW~O STANCTS LYING BB.OW ~ tD Ille lll)flnt bldCler for h unpacl p11naP11 ol Ill ncet t.o. 703 of the Orange N•me St•t•ment This business is con-ALS. MINERAL RIGHTS. NATU· PUBLIC NOTICE LAW't'E1l Nallm II hlnby ,,;-. ltAOOStNE. AJ 11953013 31ln DEPTH OF 500 FEET wh (payllje at Ifie •me ol Ult MQ.lrtd by llld deed Wltll lnlttMt County Superior Cour1 11t The following porsons are ducted by: on Individual RAL Gl'S RIGHTS AND OTHER M Set1W ~ Com-.ananca Partwev Sle J-&44 AH'f RIGHT TO 00,EA UPON in llWful money of Ille ~led lhtll04I It pt'(Nided in ud Note, Uio address shown above doing business as: Sky· Have you 1tar1ed doing HYDROCARBONS .BY WHAT SO-STATBWfT OF AWDOMMENT ~. • ..--. Ol ~ Mnt CA 92714 ' SUIV'ACE OF THE SUBSIJRfAC Sl.l!et). II ~ •tt end 1n1tmt. lets, Cllll'Oll and tlCPll1llS ol Ill vn 1·16. 1996, at 2:00 door Media & Entertain-business yet? Yes 1 M ·95 EVER NAME KNOWN GEO-OF tNmt, or~.,_. JM• ME TRANSPORTATION ~ SAK> LANO AB<Nf. A DEPT co!Myed to ltld now lllld by It IMIH IOd ol the IMll CR.-cl o ctock P m.. and th.,, and "*''· tne., 18101 Vori Kar· Brooke Ann Mehaffey THERMAL STEAM AND ALL USE OF f1C1T1lOUS IUSIMESS mn '° h o..11 of Tnm •· C• lo ""n f 500 FE£1 AS PROW>EO Undt< said Oeeo ol Tl\lst in Ille by sad Deed Of Tl\lst STAHOAAO there sriow cause II any man Avenue, Sto 1940, Ir-Thi• statement was filed PRODUCTS DER VEO FRO.. NAME =;!7 ~ W .,.._ en en ' ma ..,.. ..,..TR"ucam Of RECORD Cou TRUST OEB> SEJM:E ~ • i CA 927 5 ·""th th Co I Ct k I I ... T"· l""I (~ . ~-l/Tanca Parllwl)'. Ste J·64t .... ., U.....,,I.. ~$!Wied 1" 111<1 "" P'UN ... TRUS"""' ~ s,. ... ttrey have, why 1ht petition v ne, I ... e un Y er o ANY OF THE FOREGOING THAT '"' "'OWlnQ persgn S ,,.,-nt U.V.-R. £\I. Mne CA 92714 slllet ldOrKt llld other com and SI* Ind clescnbed a ,.,., """ 1<:,1; """' , 1,_ lor chang• of name should Sky4oor R•cords. Inc., Ou1nga County on 11-21·96 • hDtlnr"·aballCIOned the use ... WI .-lied -i. T .._ ......... 1 .. ..... "', .. _ p·•""a. 1 LOT 17 Of WElL ORM. Sl.m 200. COK- not be granted. (Caltlomia), 18101 Von Kar· 19953885202 MAY BE WITHIN OR UNDER Ille lidlMIUs buSillKS name oanlld on not11'92 • co.:!'!nm '' concllcteO ~ ;;;~·~-~~ "'~ "; IBACT NO "'m. IN THE CITY OF CORD. CA ~ (510) em. It 1a lur1her ordered thal a man Avenue, Ste. 1940, Ir· Daily Pilot Nor. 30, Dec 7, r~iB~CEbeO:c::rei HE~5:· BflWEEH SLICES, 211 W Katefll tnmumen1No.tu7111»111 Book The ~Ill comme~ to purported to bl 600 .xlANN IRVINE. f1S PER WI' RECORDED 7340 llv. 01Nft lOTSPECH copy of 1h1t order to show vlne, CA 92715 14, 21, 1995. lh 138 "ETHER WITH THE °"'R...-T. Aw. 011noe. CA !12fi67 ~ ,,_,. NIA ot OflcAil ,_...In bnlness under Ille STREET. COSTA~ CA IN BOOK 435. PAGES 41 AHO 42 ASSISTAffl SECRETARY OIMd cause be publtshed In N8J This bualneu is con-" n: ..-. 1 The llcnous oosiness Nme h 0.-C. ol lht Cowttr Rlmnllr oetMxis oosiness oamt 0 he unoersigned Trust!t ch-OF t.tSCB.LAAE<>US MAPS IN 1 W\.95 RSVP 10llDO 1)07, l;Osta Mesa Dally P~ot. a ducted by: a COfporaton PUBLIC NOTICE UAL RIGHT OF DRILLING "tellld ., lbovt WIS hied on °'a... Cowtly, CllbN.. -hstecl lbovt on No'tltmbe •nu any ~•blhtt tor anv •nco< ll£ OFFCE OF THE coum 1~4 17121 CN3«ln• 1.ewspaper ol general cir· The regl1tran1 commenced MINING EXPLORING ANO Oetoner 25 1ggf) 1n Ille Coumy of ,...... to the ~ of DtfMI ol ....,._ eulallon published in this to 1tansac1 business under Flc11tlouaBuslneH OPERATING THEREFOR AND oranoe ano Onginal File No lndEllctlontoWlhll'lundw,. H,l!Xl6 rectness lhts11'eft-·SUnORECOAOER OF SAID COUHTY county, at least once e the fictitious name or N•me Stat•ment STORING IN ANO REMOVING 19953662514 oordld ~1115 In Eb* 1fA IGNEO A&E TRANSPORTATION Iller convnon dlslgonon. et EPT ALL Oil. GAS ANO wHk for lour consecutive names lilted above on No-The following persona 11e THE SAME FROM SAIO LANO SollQ t ci. 954 s AnlmM PIDt NIA. a ""*'-11 Ho ~ fyll Shahat. ~ shown hlrwn Thi 1IJIJI amount ol HYOOOCARBON SlSSTAHCfS weeks prior to tho day ol vember 1, 1995 doing buslneH es· Golden OR ANY OTHER I.ANO INCLUO-Ave #101 Los AnQelts CA ~ ohllld Olldlll Alcordl, This statement was lded w11!1 the unpad balance ot tile ollllQI-ANO OTHER "HERAL R~ the riearmg Skydoor Records, Inc .. Financial Services. 280 E. ING THE RIGtfT TO WHIP· ll0006 w41Se1on11J2Wtll5Illh1bt1 Count/ Cltrll of Or1noe •on secul!O ll'J Ille ll(Operty to be WITHOUT HOWEVER, THE RIGm DATE: NOV 21, 1995 Jef!'ray S. Bentce. President 15th St, Costa Mesa, CA. STOCK OR DIRECTIONALLY This c.isuiess was corOltltO tont..,._.lohCouncyC:-. OIYOnl>ecember1 1996 SOid Ind rusonacle eSll 0 ENTfR THE SURFACE OF CommlHloner Tho-Th11 statement was ltled 92627 DRILL ANO MINEFROM LANDS tJi/ an indr~<*laf "°'* 1'000*C:..OIMWt111 NOTK:E-Tlis Ficnous Name lb bPt11Stt IOd 8Cl¥ancn SAIO LAND DOWN TO A DIS-NCWllC VISW mH H. Schulte, COM-with the County Clerk of Anne C. Price, 280 E 15th OTHER THAN THOSE HERE· Stgneo SONG t CHI S.. ~CA 1111:00PJl111 pub-menl 6PllS h11t )'UIS tiom Ule •me of the 111•: pulkft NICE OF 500 FEET FAOM THE MaMOIUAI. MM. MISSIONER OF THE Orange County on 11-13-95 St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627 INABOVE DESCRIBED OIL OR This stmment was f~ed wdh kaudlonlolhthightltblddwb dlll 11 was Meo in Ille Olhce Of Ille Notice Slit is SlffACE THEREOF. AS RE· 19953884474 Thi• business ls con· · Ille Cou Clrlt ol 0 Calh~llllhtfllltof .. 111 ttleCountfCl1rk Anewnc•-'175.306121nldcllbOntocnhSERVEOINTHEOEEORECOAOEO Ceme~•Mortuwy SUPERIOR COURT Oaily Pilot Nov 23 30 ducted by· an Individual GAS WELLS TUNNELS ANO Cou ~ e 1111gt ...U ~of._ Unlled ~ s Bus.ness Name Stnment the T111stM wlll ~a casttef's SEPTEMIER 12. 197V. ~ 900I( Chap9f • Cntmatotj G eo r g e Nic holas Dec 7 14 1995 'h 'Have you started do1ngSHNTS INTO THROUGH OR ntfon mbtrl l9115 •rtiitc.•nt ..... ~ bllileclfl!IO'.,tllatdatl lbwnonuiataor~Nl13306. PAGE 1434, OFftCIAL ~.oltones. 57 Via Atriena. · • t 132 t>us1neas yet? No ACROSS nlE SUBSURFACE Of ~port BeacM:osta Mesa Y8V'd tiur!d nowheld ~hrw* he ti~no ol 1t111raternent does b&nlr. • checil dflWn by utate RECORDS PARCEL 2 EASE· 3500 Paclftc View DriV9 • Aliso Vtefo, CA 92656 PUBLIC NOTICE Anne c. Price THE LANO HEREINABOVE cm::~;,~~ Dec t9d o..i ofTnm In 111 P'Ol*fY ol itself aulllol1u tile use 1n ledl(lj Cltdtt u.-.on or a chic MEHTS AS SlX:tt EASBEHTS Newport BMct1 Publlshad Newport Thia slalement was hied DESCRIBED. ANO TO BOTTOM · · ~In aid County .nc1 S-s stat ot a fdMxis BuSlnas n ~a lUll or leOlllll 11¥-P~UlNILY SET ~TH 144-2700 138 ch.Costa Mesa Da 1 Flctltloua Bualneu with the County Clerk of SUCti WHIPSTOClCEO OR p C hlrWllllll ct.c:lbd' Aa,_.U. Name 1n WJl*<I al Ille nglltt ot nos IOd kNr1 moonon. s..... IH THE AATru ENTTTlEDlt---------r ,:t Novembe 30 Dec:e ~ N•m• St•t9ment Orange County ori 11-14·95 DIRECTIONALLY ORILLEO UBLIC NOTI E !vdlealbed on aid o..i ofTNll another under Federal. Stale, o 119s assoa111on or U'tlnQI blnll 'EASEa.EHTS.OF DECLARATION PIERCE lllOTHERS 1 r • m The following persons are 19953884832 WELLS TUNNELS ANO SHAFTS . flit fllQPlflY ldd!.-end oa. mmon 1.w (See 5ec110n 1«00 pecelttd In Sedan 5102 of h COVENAHTS, CONOfOONS IB.1 llOADWAY lier 7• 14· 21• l995 .... 3 doing business as· Icicles, Dally Pilot Nov 16, 23, 30, UNDER ANO BENEATH OR ~IUSH~l1!!!! CC11M01dwigtilllkw\lff1f1,oflht et seq llusinessllldProftuiont lllllClll Codt and -.,fllon1td lo RESTflCTIOHS OESCfUBE'D ________ u,_1 _11 8502 E Chapman Ave., Dec. 7 1995 lh127 8EVONO THE EXTERIOR LIM-NAMUTATelfNT .-,....,.iy ~ -._ II Codt) bU91neU Ill this stall In Ille IN SUBJECT TO ·eaow (iHE Mortuary* Chapef PUBLIC NOTICE 1375, Orang•. CA 92669 ' ITS THEREOF AHO TO RE-IMPOCtad to be. 50I Ealll ac-, l111tFil1ng yent llndef other NII eash 11 C>ECLAAATIOH1 UNDER THE Cremation --------• To'!' Buononalo, 12691 PUBLIC NOTICE DRILL. RElUNNEL. EQUIP, The lollowirig oer10n(1) '~ f:1oi1t Hlwpolt 8ltd\ CA 91681 THEOOORU. HANKIN, &11. tplld, !ht T111stee rn1Y With-SECTION HEADIHGs IN SUCH NOTICE OF Bonila Hts. Dr .. Santa Ana, MAINTAIN REPAIR. DEEPEN dolnQ rusiness IS WATER OMNl'tlfl)Ol1FflCl,Slltl dlhe1ssuanceoflheT1115'll'1AATICLE EHTm.fD AS fOl. 1t0sta8~!Y ADOPTION OF A CA 927o5 LOAH 829002/Al.£XANO£R· ANO OPERATE ANY SUCH WOAAS 0£TAUIG, (ll09) 86G-PUBLIC NOTICE Nr'tlfl)Ol1 Biid!. CA uni fuodl becOm1 IVlll•e LOWS OWNER'S ROiTS AND Co a Mes.a DISADVANTAGED Guy Buononato, 240 N. CONV OTHER 6700066·92 WELLS OR MllllES WITHOUT 3211· 659 8ollXM Place, Dia-Newpolt Beach-Costa Mesa !ht ~ Of tndonla IS I DUTIES UTILITI€S AM> CABLE -..g,.etlO BUSINESS ~ i:~~;9 Lane, Or· FILE:f.1365e AP NUMBER HOWEVER. THE RIGHT TO rnoi;stt!!:i, ct.:~nez. 585-!!:.. ~ :..rv:: ~ CN341~1 Dec 7,14 21.28. 1995 f of nQlt Sad Slit Wiii be TELfW!ION: SIOEYAAO EASE· !•-------· , ENTERPRISE Kemp Buononato 12691 930·Z7·793 NOTICE OF TAUS· DRILL MINi STORE. EXPLORE 11-3751 659 BoicoVI Ra r.an-°'the Jll'DPll'Y ~ PUBLIC NOTICE bUt vwilhDUt CCMIW4 ~.ln,.S~.~..,~~!; Boni H Or s TEE'S SALE UNDER DEED Of AND OPERATE THROUGH THE · • nl ~ dllbwtllol Ir ~. CllPftU °' ' u..~"' • ,....,,_.,.,.,..,. PROGRAM FOR 18 ts. .. inta Ana. TRUST YOU ARE IN DEFAULT SURFACE OF THE UPPER 500 Diamond Bar. CA 91765 -. Llhe ' ll'linQ '~· ~on o ANO 'COtiMJNITY FACIUT£S FISCAL YEAR CA 92705 ~ Scott l\Jeb 553-15-flfl, --hlnln. tlJlltl TOU ARE IN DEFAIA.T UNDEll mtnnces to SOily EASSEHT" E)(CEPf All Ol.. 1995-H SET BY This business Is con-UNDER A DEED OF TRUST FEET OF nlE SUBSURFACE Of 5806. 660 8olcoY9 Pia. IM· ~of the llnPllld lllMnct of DEtD OF TRI.ST DA ndeblldnm 'aecu..c1 ~ AHO HYOAOCAA60N Sl.6- THE CITY OF ducted by: a general part· OATEO June 1 1991. UNLESS THE I.ANO HEREINABOVE mono 8¥ CA 91765 1111 ........ .a.net ~ lht -....-UNI.BS YOU T ICMllCes lhefeunclef STNCES N«> OTHER MNERAL nershlp YOU TAKE ACTION TO PRO-DESCRIBE 0 PARCEL H. lliE Fe ' C ,.._ ~ '1 be dd nl ~ .,... ' ,,... • · WI COSTAMESABY Have you started dolngTECT YOUR PROPERTY ITEXCLUSIVERl~TTOUSETHE mando IVl~r....,...,a..,_,~...,_.ntld-ACTION TO PAOTECT YOURntlrutes~dedlht,..n. RIGH!~.:._wrTHOUT, t«>WE.VER, RESO~UTtON 85-87 • business yet? Yes, 2·26-95 MAY BE SOLO AT A PUBLIC APPURTE~T "RESTRICTED ==-Pl 585-~ l·2&87', 651l VW'W* 8' h time of Ille lnllW PN>P~.f!_MAY II SOLO A ullPl!d PflnclPll of Ille HE """"' TO ENTER THE Sm. The City of Costa Mesa Tom Buononato SAU IF YOU NEED AN EX.· COMMON AREAS· SET ASIDE 91765 ace, arnonel 611, CA publclllonof .. Mololof .. 11: A P\al.ICUU:.IFTOUNEm rtdby Ud cletdWllll 1 FACE OF SAIHAHO ~TO A hn ~et an annual goal tor This etatement was filed Pl..ANATION OF THE NATURE AND ALLOCATED FOR THE • -13315. Ill llldlon ID *' fJl'lAUTION OF THE NA IS ~Ill NO NolB OISTANCe OF 500 F££T flDrt r al year 1995-96 ol fit. with the County Clertt of OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE Thi~ bllsiness ~ conoucltd by the TMlan• .apt a C8INll't Of lH£ rAOCEEOIMO MW ett, cllalgeS IOde~ot h E SURFACE THEREOF, AS 111en percent (15%) for utl~-Orange County on 10.25-95 YOU YOU SHOULD CONTACT A OWNER OF THE CONDOM IN 1 ~ PiMetZ,J dell 00 ""*'tdrMll on a 11111or1111ion11 YOUt-YOU IHOUlD CONTACT SIM and ol Ille trusts ctHtec RESERVED IN THE 0£ED Rf· .a1lon of the Olaadvan· 19953882017 LAWYER NOTICE Is lltt1~ IUM DESCRIBED AS PARCEL j :£1v: s l10 SI· i..1!, edlldl dr.i\ ~ 1 ... or LAWnA. NOTICEOF TRUSTU'S by llld Ottd of TNst STAHOAAC SE?TEMIER 28. 1971 taged Bu11nns Enterprise D 11 p 1 t N 23 30 nus ....._ a.-unk1n « 8 ""*'t UL! UNOEJI DUD OF ~UST TRUST DEED SERVa ~ IN llOOK 13328 PAGE 1770, (DBE) lor f9daral highway a y i o ov. • • gl'ftn 11111 QUALITY LO ABOVE. AS SHOWN ON THE SIG FERNAHOO CHRISTO *-i~a--«lldlnllM!ga LeM Mt 70120111..TIIN U Mt PAAV AS TRUSTEE 2800 STAN-Ra:oAf>s Tiie 1t11tt project• designated by the Dec. 7, 14, 1995 SERVICE CORP .• IS truslM, or PLAN AHO AS DESCRIBED IN PHERMARTINEZ nl Ioli!~_.,. .. ffe04Mo1 A.P. Ml. U2·11t~ WELL' ORM, SUITE 200, COH-aocsrw and Olhtr cornmon Cay. th135 succmor trus111. or sut>stl-THE SUPPLEMENTARY DEC· Tiu st.arement w.u hied willl eiodldorl cw _... 111r* _. 14 Ni11ce IS lleitbV ~ COAD. CA D4620. (510) 6()3. If ~. of Ille 1tll The goals are available PUBLIC NOTICE IUltld IJUS .. pursuant to tltt LARATION ANO THE OECLA-IStlndal'd TIUst Dud StMce 7940 9r' OEBBE ~ ptOPlltf oetcllbld aw .. h:>r public lnapection at City Oted ol Trutt wcu'9<1 bY RATION Of COVENAHTS iCompeny as ln.lstee onuccesto ASSIST ANT SECRETARY I>* purciontd to be 9 SUNCAEEK H'lll. Clly ol Colla Mesa. Flctltloua BualneH MICHAEL STEWART AL£)(Af(. COHOrTIONS ANO RESTRIC-Have A lws11t. °' sutJSabile<I llUstH 130"95 RSVP 11113 1)07 IRVINt CA 92714 Tilt Undef. 77 Fal< Drive, In the office Name St•tement DER A MARRIED MAN AS HIS TIOHS RECORDED SEPTEMBER pusuant lo Ille Oetd o1 Ttus 1)114, 1t'Z1 CN3416n Slontd TtuAll dsdams of the City Clerk The lolloWlng persone 818 SOLE AND SEPARATE PROP. 20. 1979 IN BOOIC 13318 PAGE Both the U. S. Department doing business u · Uo""'• ERTY Ind Rec:ord8d on 133 OF ™E OFFICIAL REC- 01 Transportation ..nd the ol N-port, Inc., 1829 p';m 0610611991 as lnstrumtflt Ho OROS· OF ORANGE COUNTY G s I I City ol Costa Mell w111 ac· Shellleld Pl., Newporl 91·284192 of Ofttclal recordl In PARCEL Ill: A NONEXCLUSIVE a rage a e e upt comm•nt1 on the Stach, CA 92680 111• ofllc:e ol 1111 County ~ EASEMENT FOR INGRESS ANO ao1l1 fOf i petfod ol 45 Uongs ol Newport, Inc., cordtr of ORANGE CounJV, Call-EGRESS OVER THAT PORTION :~t~.:::. this notice Is !CA) 1829 Po11 Shetfltld lomia, and pursuant to lhe No-OF LOT 8 TRACT 8336 AS P11bllc comments will be Pl., Nawport Beech, CA. tlce ol Oel~llll and Ei.ot!On lo SHOWN ON nlE SUBDIVISION uted for tnfotmallonal pur-82e60 S.I fllteund« rlCOlded MAP FILED IN BOOI< 439, O<>tt• Of'lly Thia butlnesa le co,,. 08/2111995 as 111atru1Nnt No PAGES 1 THROUGH 12 IN- MARV. T. ELLIOTI' 1 ci..'::' ~a ~u:i 85-0361396 Of a.tild Ollidll CLUSIVE Of MISOELLANEoUS Oeputy City Clerk bualne.t yet? YH Sept 'l Records, WILL SELL on MAPS, RECOllOS OF ORANGE d ' • ' 12n.'7119G6 111000 AM at IN COUNTY WHICti PORTION IS Publlaha Newport l98S • FRONT OF THE fl.AGPOUS AT MORE PARTICUlARlY OE· leech-COila M•H Diiiy = ~ ~~N-P::7cie:c., THt MAIN fNTRY AREA TO SCRl6EO IN ElOilBITS ·A· AHO :11;1 8D~:bet 1• 2• 4• 51 Thl1 1tater4nt Wll lti.G TH£ PLACEl'HIA CIVIC CENTER ·s· ATTACHED TO THE GRANT • • • 1 · with lhe County Ci.'1< of 401"411 EAST CHAPMAN OF EASEMENT FROM WELLS STARTING · ANEW BUSINESS?? F93:) Or111ge CO\#lty on I 1-17"95 AVENUE Pl.AClNTIA. CA AT FARGO IAHK. N.A . TO VILLA ~--P~U...,B-Ll __ C_N_O_T-IC_I __ , 1tl5H04050 PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE 8Al80A COMMUNITY ASSO e e e e e e e e e e e e e e --------• Dally PllOI Nov. 30, Dec. 1, HIGH£8T 8100CA fOA CASH CIATION, A NONPROFIT CAI I on•1328t04 14, 21, 1995• tt114o (lllY.libll 11 Ille tllTlt 01 Nit In FOAHIA CORPORAT10N RE Tbt r -al /JeMtanmtat tJN /Jaji.. p;L is .. 1 .. -1 ,_ '1ctltlou1 8"1lnHs llwluf l1\0llfY OI Ill Umlld COAOCO ON JULY 22. 1981 AS ~15' ·r-._, lfN Y-... ~ : Ham4t Slat•menl PUBLIC NOTIC! Sta .. )1 .. nghl, title SIO lnbir• INSTRUMENT HO ea 254773 to 1111/WUJt(t" NW Jn'Vi« lf/JUJ mkthi.e to new bumiases. When Wordt Are Not Enough •speclallzl.flg In SJ1mpalh11 Flocoen" 2983 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa 540·3135 ~ , The followtng peraoo1 ere •I conveyt4. IO and now lllld Of THE OOICIAL RECOAOS OF eoing blle!ntaa H : HOSM, "ctlUous Buelnu• by II undtt said Oetd ol TMt In ORANr. COUNTY. CALlfOR· Wt wiJJ now SEARCH tht nlllM &-. tlbll. llt no atTll "--, IDld~ _ tJN • Callforrtbl geritrfl p.,,. n:::w Shltement 1111 PfOC*W lftU ltd In NIO NIA Tiit ptOl*\Y addrlU and F .r-..,_, l>'1 r -6 .. 1t11p, 39111 MacM!wr ingpertonte1a Couniv ·~o s1111 nartlnllW olllt( COn'lmon deslgntton" h'mttmtlthitrihlOW'"'--HDMll.in~~~ ~--TL-J",_,._ ;.J;...L·---'· loulevetd, Me 240. Now-doing buelneM .. : Carton dllCrlbtd rAACEL I: A CON· 111Y of 1111 real DfOl*t'I de-T ~ .;JWWl.rJTlll.. 1 f11C'1lt "J "·--"J14' J/Jlf" JaUW ' 8eae11, CA 92NO 8eJM. 208 Ct• Ave., ~iun. [)()MINIUM COMPRISED Of A ICribtd .oM fl O\lf POr194 to ii -·1-.:.1 ~will .,;1. VlfW &,.;.;.;,_,. businm ~ lllllD'nnrl with tht ,.. __ 'nit# • ljnl Mahbutlanl, 835 ":er~~,=• ~PARAT£ WTEMST IH U~IT be 210 LILLE LAH I S16 wr~Y--1-·.;~· J~"'-'-""'·~J ' u.o di la Playa, A• 111~ .,CA> 20S Crttl :::· 1318, IN THf CITY Of NEW NEWPORT llEACH CA g~ (]kr/r. pu/Jfish ontt ti ut«/t far jinlr uwh "1 rttf"irid by "1JiJ llM Ihm jik JO"l'jroO/' H1roV~~~~2~11 =ngfon DHch, CA ~~GE~r:fr11 ~~oC:. ~n~":i:/..,. Coll The Pilot Classifieds ot 642·5678 ofpflbliatlilm uithlM°"""JGtlt. &Arn~=·~~· Tllll bu•lntH la con-NL\ 4S SHOWN 0#4 THE CON•~ Of Ille Plotlt•IY ad• Pfmse Lu fi''-,£_.._,,;. L . ...:....._ ...L.. f\MJ.. n:t~ '11• bMtlntH It con. ducted by:. COfpor1Uon OOMINIUM Pl.M (THE ·Pt.AH1 dr•n •nd ooi.r "'mtnon ,.. to place your Garage Sole Ad I #lip VJ tlJ l<JOW'J~ vum.m *1immlllt me ~J ~'~ 330 w. fUcttd br. 1 ~al~ Havt Y04.1 atarttd dofna RECOllOEO Oti .JULY 22. till 1g111tl0f!. 11 MY S/1011111 11tt• • RAv <'6 Costl1Mts11. ffvtuam--mt1J I.;; ,.i..:.aJJ.,, -(7J...(l L..1-t ..12'>J ..i......J .. .., • ~ .. ~ YH 1().oe.tf AS l~ITAUMENT ..0 ... Tht tolll M!OUM Of fll llllri.id ..... J.Jlt 'Jr-,..,._r ~~r-- -ll',1 V"IV1,M. .,. _ 18ftt hat none yet Cer1on lalH, M1rlan 31Un6 IN THE OffiCIAL REC-bN1a1 Of 1hl otlllgalloft "° wiJJ m4M ~ts &-tn.1.1¥) httntJll this ...:-..1.-1... ""1iJ. IO ltlntac1 bUS!n .. , w.n. Careon. flrftld•nt OROS Qr OAANGE COUt.rTY CUltil 11V ltlt CWOl)lrly to llt IOkl -·-:-.·6~....... J"" J--r.~~ ".! lilt flQl!lou bulf. 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CflS lfle ~UPPl.Uil:NTMY Oftt.AM• Dr 1 ,,_ 11¥ 111111 or ~ 1, ••· 1Ms ''I? Utf!NV'• s dn .ON.;......:11-.. Fo~•.;.;;..;;UNOIYl--.-D(~Da.;:....,:=;;.;:::..::;;:~;.;:;•;:,..;.:to1n;:;;:.;;-.o-=-'=======:;r========::1 '---------~:....--~r.--.:...e1_JJT_~_ .. _DA ________ .....,. ___ __, How To Place A C D BY PHONE (7 14) 642-5678 BY FAX (714) 631 -6594 (Please include your name and phone number 3nd we'll call you back with a price quote .) BY MAIL OR IN PERSON: 330 West Bay Street Cosrn Mesa, CA 92627 Corner or Newport lllvd & Rny Sc. CLASSIFIED HOURS Telephone 8•11n-S:OOpm Mond ay-Friday Walk-ht 8:00am-S:OOpm Monday -Friday DAILY PILOT DEADLINES Monday ....... Fricfay S:~m Tuesday ....... Monday 5:00pm Wcdncsday .. Tucs<lay S:OOpm llmrsday ..... Wc<lnc.c;day 5:00pna Friday .......... .'nmrs<lay 5:00pm Sarurday ..... Pritlay 5:00pm COSTA MESA 2124 NEWPORT STORAGE 2742 LOST & EMPLOYMENT APPLIANCES 6011 PETS & BEACH 2169 MISCELLANEOUS liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim FOUND 2925 5530 ANIMA1S 60491-:!==~== COSTA MESA 6124 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii RENT A1S Bo•t or RV · ator•u• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FF Frie S 135. WHher iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I; FU,.HUBHED Big Cynl••••••••• lo 40'. secured. CosUI $1000 REWARD Income Potentl•I up & Dryer s110 aach. ADOPT·A·PET CREATORS DEUTE. guard gated 2Br 2Ba, Mesa. '2 a ft pw mo. Female llght·colored to You Call 565-348,. Warrant" & Oenvery Handcrafted ~ den. Ute & airy, Refa. s~•~ 760-7857 • Golden Retriever to llsten to a 10 min ( 7 1 4) 9 5 3 ·9 8 22 Every Sat & Sun at ~This Weekend Onlyl $3100. 819·360-2629 v &~ w/blk nose. 4 yra. Blk tape to learn more. W••h•r/Dryer s ao C;J~~~~ppr.~~n1::~ 1O"'-OFF!Xl1a5" vr1ad Gated Bephorea Hs•~·!!ll~OT!LS!!!!!!!!!2!7!1~8 COMMERCIAL collar w/lags. Laguna OTA-FLATBED ORI V· ea. freezer $100 OBO. tens and more, all WeDoX-masYlrapplngl Stepa to beach. 3Br area. 494.9330 EAS. Run ,.8 states, Ga9 stove SlOO apt looking fOf' lovlng, car· Best.Prices In Townl 2Ba. Fp g ar: Avl now D~JIT ESTATE Lost Dl•mond RJng conventional tractors,· size. 646-5848 Ing homes CALL 597 714-722•8041 52,500/mo 642.5290 LAGUNA BEACH ~ Reward! last H•n 12/ walk In sleepers. COL· W••h•r/G•• Dryer 9037 for m0re Info. '1i:..-------..J Hom• for the Holld•y• 4Bd 2Ba, fp, gar, fncd yard. Pets ok. Only $1300. Call 968-01 .. 5. HRBR VIEW HOMES · 5Br 3Ba Somerset on greenbelt. Nice cond. Avallable 1/96. $2900. Agt. 840-5664 MOTOR INN 3 Bay/Thurm 648-115'4 Hazmat required. xlnt condl $200/set .... p-.-,,.-1a-n_Kl_tt_en-.-8-m-0-90 Houaecle•nlng Sat K11chcncncs • Ocean Vu LOST YORKSHIRE ~500 aallglnfl don d~nua bar frig $25. 548-6090 lovable orange fem, 8~. Anllques, ,, ... PYtBch·~·HBO•MJld BUSINESS OFFICE Old/L19 problems LI or qu 8 rvers. ---------I 1200. Days 721-0905 hold Items, clotNs. Coffee Serv • Duly $38+ Brown/Sliver For details caJI l -800. TU x3 8 6"5-3 everything must gol klySl7S+.MoathlyAvail FOR RENT 2769 CM/Call MS.5276 548-3120. Monday. :F~URNliiiiiiiiii~REii..i6~0~1~4il_!1"PC;~ev~•jj.•;;-~:<1~,.·4-:-· 2460 Orange Ave. I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I'.~;;;;.:;.=;;:::_::~-.-F rlday. 11 •Poodle• AKC • 631 ·5268 714-t94-5924 Balboa l•J•nd LOST: 5 Keya on rlng1·p-fT--R-.-,-.-.. -,0-r-u_p_s_caJ_e "48 GI••• T•ble Tea Cup Toy & Mini -1111-0-iV-l_N_Q_SALE __ 2-,..-,-rigs-, 9l5Nortb 8 Marine Ave upstairs w/Medlcal card, etc. card & gift shop In Beaut. +woodbase $25().$950 7t4-8J8..'4457 bads, desk, sofa, office. 150 sq ft. 11110, lSth & Santa Fashion Isl. Perm or $295. 857·1<>03 Save abused and rattan sofa, wicker Lido lat Baytront VACATION Lovely 3/4Br (dock avl.) RENTALS Ocnfrnt apt (4Br) wk/ 2722 $325/mo. 675-8877 Ana. C.M. 548•2061 hollday. 759-7751 -.-20--S-O_F_A_S_S_99-_S_l_9-9-.-I abandoned pets. Be a bdrm set, plants, POSTAL &GOV'T JOBS """FACTO Av••• volunteer/foster. Call misc. Cau 64HM89 fJt//• I \ ,/I• t. i: .. ,I' J HEALTH & FITNESS $2t/HOUR+BENEATS ,e $199 ... Sfeepers 714-597·9037. Patio Sale: AntlqUff, mo/yr/furn/uni 6l!H080 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Mom 200 ID 2000 1q.ft. 3000 NO EXP WIU. TRAIN • S39 .... rMattrosses collectJbles, china Appl +lnlo 7t4-64M99t • $139 ... 0ak 5pc bd SPORTING cabinet. Fri B•m, Open Saturd•Y 1 ·4 On golf course at VIiia PL Lrg 1Br $1325/mo. 26r $1650/mo. Agont 759-3765 Pgr 737·3223 (crrv Coast Hwy & J1mboroe) APARTMENTS FOR RENT BALBOA PENINSUIA 2607 New 28' motor home for rent. Full kllchen, shower, TVNCR. Day & wkly rates. 559·8844 Npt Bch Oce•nfront Weekly or monthly. Fully furnished 3Br 2Bo, gar. No smk/no Compcuuw llllCI Aaoa from J W. AJrpon: 4500 Campus Du11t Ncwponllach ., .... , pots. Karen 434·1424. ••••••••• 1------BUSINESS & FINANCE RENTALS TO SHARE 2724 _____ _ I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 Blk frm B•y View BUSINESS frm bale., Shr lrg 3BR Recept/Gen Ofc· • 599 ..... Dlnettes 203 21st St. (0,.nge * UNLIMITED * • $149 ... Bunk Beds MODS 6065 Ave) TENNJS LESSONS S71Hr. Apply: 98'6P 714-556-9898 ~ ~--=--~-=--..,...,,,. S35/Month. Offer ends 6~~4-'::,:.C.,~~58• Lowest Prices Always S•t & Sun 7•m·12 12·15. Call Luke for1=--~~-=--~...,... O F 100 SNOWBOARDS Golf clubs, golf balls, delallel 722·5958 Receptton/Ofc Help 75% F Newt Never usedl All fishing equip.; bikes, DIABETICS! FREE SUP· Phone, c;lerlcal, & or· Design Center Prlcea sizes/brands. 1179.1249 _s_s..,,.e_w_ . ..,,.181_h_s..,,.t_.,......,,__ ganlzallonal skills for Entire contents of Lva Mag 875-8048 S•t. Dec•9 8-2 PLIESt For lhoso who Adv co. $7/hr 10 start. model home: Iron Ill M di /I Microwave, compul-qua y. e care n· Oppt to growl 97~"1150 beds, sofas, chairs, FAST TRACK ers, lots of mlscl surance billed dlroct RECEPTIONIST F(T stone vases, armolre. Exerciser, almost new. 274 Knox Pl•c• for test strips, Insulin, F b NB 1 248-7727 or 363-8636 asking $200. Call 714· ..,...,.. __ _,,,....---+-:--glucomoters. Sa11slac· or usy sport ng ~--.....,,,-,....--..,-..,....1 827 8852 u I a S•I• lion gunrantoed. Lib· ovonts mgmt firm. AJu•t·A·Bed, •Ingle .,.......,--· _ _,_· -----~a~~~a 8~~:::,rln & erty Medical Supply. Phones, lite ottlce du· Good con d I 11 on. LI g ht n Ing Ro 11 er more. Frl·Sun 8_2, 1·800·782-8026 men· hes. Computer literate S 3 5. 5 4 8 ·8 8 O 7 Blades. Great condl· 2336 College Or. lion 2070. helplut. Erin 646·9007. Beautiful designer lion sl2e·9 S25. 2 b I Thigh M•ater/& Retail rug, 9111 ' one co or. Video Tape $30. _F_O_UN __ T_AIN _____ _ *BRIDAL SALON* custom made, Ilk• now Gorgeous end Free weights 2·101b hse, Ip, n/smk. prlu Ba OPPORTUNITY STUDIO-Close to bch. w/tub S900 673'8019 29041••••••••• Fully furn'd w/kitch. B•I Pen 3br 2ba. PERSONALS Newly palntod/carpet. Steps 10 bch. Parks LOCAL VENDING Est bridal salon Is table. all glass, ~•" $20. Call 969-4786. VALLEY seeking a dynamic thick. 640·5324 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 6134 $535 Jlm 673·0675 W/O. Children/pet ok. ROUTE•Cash Income sales consultant to as· I-.::.:.:.:..:.:.:..:....;..::.:.::..:... ___ ,. ________ _ SSOO 723-4981 •ovar 20 Prime Loca· 1--------- tlons•800-S78·1663 PERSONALS 3002 B•I Pen Furn room CORONA a11efl In brand new 3Br NATIONAL GROCERY liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii sist our brides. Retail --------.. TV, ELECTRONICS, sales e11perience A Black Couch STEREO 6080 MUST! F/T. Costa DEL MAR 2622 2Ba. Frplc, w/d $450/ COUPON BOOKS. DATING? SHY? Mesa area. T w e e d . J u s t liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii mo. Hurry! 828-t822 Low as $1.50 oach, In For a fun time call Retail 714/546-5700 cleaned! S200 574· 4255 or al home 509-1129 28R 1ABA w/ View B•l Penn Pt. Hse quantity. Free lnforma· Ol 1·592·590-035. *BRIDAL SALON* Sl195/mo. Ulils Incl. Avail nowt Nr wedge. lion 1·80<>-641·89'49. 33c por minute, 18 · -========~I S I /d Esc bridal salon -Avl 12]15. Call 222· undeck, Ip C, w PAYPHONE ROUTES GUARANTEED DATE King Bed $125 like nu! sofa bed $125 dresser $60. 673·6239 *511 1/2 C•m•tlon Sl450 Lg 3+2·Upper, 5775 M·F 8-5 for oppt. $425/ uU 675·4325 Local Sltes·for salo, w It h Ne w Po r I • • noods a radiant per· $ 001 k I I son with a groat smile B.lbo. 3Bd 2Ba S4101 2,0 w potent a. oxcluslvo mon & b 1 8 208 5300 2 h to great all our r des mo. Near Fun Zono/ ()(). • · 4 rs. womon 1 ·900·388· Concierge exp. a plus! Bal. Pier. Call Brott, PEPSl·COKE ROUTE. 0400 Ext 1893 S2i9' F(T. 714/546-5700 Peto or JK 875·0900. Establlshed focaHons min mJat bt 19• Proc:•" --------- Ladles Omega Con· Yamaha Stereo System Awesome aoundf Double tape player etc. Huge speakers $400. 574-4255 or home 509·1129 NEIMAN MARCUS Canadian Lynx Jacket Great ,. ski, was S7K. sell $2500 675-1252 HUNTINGTON BEACH 6140 S•turd•Y Onlyl * 8am-3pm * N-stuff. old stuff, coot stuff. cheap stuff. sun rm, Ip, w/d. Gd credit req. 310-375·9487. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii !sharp, Clean 2Br 1 Ba, COM 1 Bdrm avr. Ulls l!'•ld• 3Br 2Ba, nice patio. carport. Oufot paid. No pets, non master Br, w/d hkups, 2 bfks to beach. Avall smklng. 708 Avacado Forcd air. Walk to Kai· nowl $950 673·3852. $390 675·8634 ser. $1190. 842-6455 -u-p-.-.-r-.-S-tu-d-lo--w-1t-h COM 3Bd 3Ba. Lg rm $2,000 weekly. Got in C II o 2 I 9 5 • 7 • 2 o . Sal••IM•rketlng now! 1·800-311·7632. HOT CONNECTIONS Exocutlvos. Computer lltorato. FAX resume: SEVEN MONTH OLD TELE· 1-800·848·4888 714·280·11 80 A11n : stellatlon watch, stain· '----------' less & 18K gold. Gold Fr•• Coffee! 8031 Elll• Avenue face w/1/2 gold bars ••••••••••----------on braclett & dla. beze1. Ro1a11 ovor GARAGE SALES NEWPORT IOUAI. HOVSll'O Ol'l'OflT UNITY All ml lslalt ICltomlslat In 1111$ ~..,la qbjecl 11 IM fd· n F• KM$lltt Act 11 1111 as ..... nlU INbs 1 llltt• .. ~ . ._, ,,...,..nu. llllllllllH If .i1C1l111l111lltn ...., • rKC; cotot. mlfiofl. E•at·Slde 2Bd. Kids. pets, garage. ) Big Vardf $1095/mOflth. 714-548·3959. kltch. urns Incl. S650/ w/own ba. W/d, lplce, mo Avl Nowt Call 222· garage, patio. Jennifer 5775 M·F 9.5 for nppt. $575 759·8809 Come home Cor X·mas NB·Beaut hae, lg yard, COMMUNICATIONS Ellzabelh. Or call COMPANY now eX· 1.......... 280-8080. pandlng In this area.11 1---------Need 3 papple to load EMPLOYMENT Teacher• Now hiring the local team. For an 1W•••••••• for January · Pre· Interview can: 1·800-11 school teacher to 896-4676. coteach, prlv School Eaatsld• 3BR 2'AIBA COSTA MESA 2624 backyard, fp, central ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil by nature park. prlv. _M_O_NE __ Y _____ _ pet Ok $550 pg 454· EMPLOYMENT 5530 S3,ooo sac s8oo 6410· ••••••••• BEACH 2963 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Solid pine armolre/enter ---------•ESTATE SALE• 6169 centr, new $1600, sec BALBOA Furn, clothing, an. $450. Blue L·•hape ISLAND 6106 Sat. Dec. 9. 8am, S2l sofa w/oec chair & Bolsa (15th & Clay) crackle·ffnlsh collee miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii L•rga Estate S•ta table, $300. 640·2963 1 D•J ontr. Sol.-Dec. MUQues, fum, tools W•fnut din tbt, 40X52 9. 9·5 Snowboard bks, exercise & f~rig su. ~ bl!UJlll status er 2BR t BA Laundry .....,lftlla,••!Aa.nllla'9 r-----..,..----hk-ups, gar, 2868 E-Slde•w Full house $35,000/Yr Inc ome 3404/hm 645·5540 TO LOAN 2914 lmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii AC/heat, wfd hk·ups. 11 $1200/mo. 258-0180 UCI Campus/lrvlne. PT allernoons or FT. :a.int wk9. -eond.. ben· aflls, min. 12 units ECE req. 854-6030 S100. Italian marble stuff, Jackets, com· equip. SaJ Only tam· tbf 45" $400 5"8·7130 puter •luff, golf stuff, 1. 2124 Vista Laredo. .... -..a"*'9Ke.bml-Etnn Eleg•nc• Hickory Place. $725 amen. Clean, resp. No $25,000 CASH. USE potentf•I. Read1ng1---------&IUM; ...... ...u.:· 1Bd 1Ba. trplc, pool. (310) 431-7870 pats. $400/mo. Incl THE CASH FOR ANY books. Toll Free (1) EMPLOYMENT White wash wicker sofa w'wht cushions matching coffee tbl, s1'7s. Queen.size hide-a-bed with ono- books, china & more. (Th• Bluffs) 212 Agale (ft.Illy) 1_L.;..ID_O ___ M_O_Vl...:....N-G..._S_AL,__,,E,,.. ....... ,_...,....,, wlll Ht Pc•.1 1•1 .. ~.k.97o35n.ly 5663· 1-1-9-R...;.._1-9-A-S-5-5-0-,m-o ull. +sec. 845-0820. PURPOSE. Homeown-800·898·9778 Ext. A· SERVICES 5533 ,.... ·-....-.. -..... .,. era . Consolidate your 1361 for details UIWlqlfacc.tplM'fMmtise· l.Ildry, pool, quiet, No FV 3Bd 2.5Ba Home, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii HOLIDAY BOUTJQUE Sat 8-3. Furniture & & PATlO SALE misc from 5¢ to $400. _...,rut lltlll wllldl la la RhrJer• Twnhm pets. 2217 Harbor Ip, w/d, lg yard, lull Biiis. Low Interest Admln. Assist. ror f;is1 48r 2'h 8•, big yard, Blvd. 848·0392 prlv. 5395/mo+ uU Avl rate/Fast approval. paced HR firm Must •-••-• ~ ! ~~ :::: lam rm, LR frpl, 2·car. 18 .. ,..8 R Mobll• Home now. Eileen 963-3573 Apply by phone. Pa· know Wordporfecl & Please ba aware that ---------• man, $100. 673·1 ln Antiques & crafls. etc. 838 Via Udo Soud Sat, 1219• 9am, l06 _N_EW __ P_O_R_T_H_E_l_G_H_T __ S Marine Ave. (1 block past fire station) Fum. antiques. cfolh· ~·r -~~ .... 1 .. 1 S1375hno. 433-9528 ""oulet & Secure. HB 1 b h clllc Prime Mongage MS Word: strong the llstlngs In this cat· 1.fERCRANDISE •---.• --"" •• "• ~' m le 10 eac . 1-800.720-2637. comm. •kills: multiple egory may require you ....,..., .. 111'111.it .. • ---------1991 Newport Blvd. Rm w/lg walk·ln ctost, =====:::::=:;::;;,I tasks & busy phones. to call a. 900 number MISC. 6015 CORONA ing, jewelry, misc. s .. only. Dec. 9. 7:30-., 411 Redlands (alley) ..... cs .....,Miil. llqia. HUNTINGTON 84e..8373 sliding doors to back LOANS 3K .._l\K G h t & In which tl'Tore Is a iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 6122 '""""" ...__._......_ .-.. UO yard. $450. 963·5787 ~ rowl opporluni Y charge per minute. XMAS TREES "'9', 1.-. DEL MAR -"--·-" BEACH 2140 E'slde 1Br, den, car· '*"'°''~' competitive pay.---------..,.. "iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ........ u .a.U.·1$1lfGr port, lndry. Cute, NB Pvt Home. Lg Br, ~ornocredlc·QI( 8;30·5:00 M·F. Pteaso $3!.:i,000/Year Income gal $40. Herbs, junipers •SAT.ONLY 8 ·12 Furniture. clolhes, mfac::. In alley behind 1086 Buckingham Ln. lllt ............ oc .. ,,ieaa· clean. See 1773 West· pvt bath, kllch, lndry. .Z'ffl:'~ .call Kothy at 433.0100 potential. Reading s1. 8' King/On p1lm1 3 Pamllr Oar Sale Dec UllHUOICUl·JSOI. Touch of Class 2Bd minster (upper). S795/ Inc ull/oblo. No amk/ SM.1ngUSsince?2 or fruc res. 10 549-1838 Booka. Toll free 1·800-$20. Citru1·1vocado (fruit· 9. 8am·2. Great Items. HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE lBa, gar, fncd yqrd. mo. 642·5488 pets. S500. 722·9755 ,....,._ 7am-9pm Moo-Sat Child C A -F(T 898·9778 Ext. R·5139 Ing) $10. Cemeot loun-a few antiques. 45151•••••••••• Pets. OK. Only s1oso.1---------1,,.,.;,,,----~-.....,..1. ~can,· •00.9.11 •~21 •re -•t for details. tains $1t0, bird baths Hampden Rd In '1"D1t-.r5poRI'llTION Call 968-3305. L • t' a 0 • t W • t• NB Sharo 3Bd Apt. -v ,. -... In daycar• hm In NB. $20. 909-674.9422 Cameo Shores, CdM, uu~n, n Studio All utll pd. $425/mo. +1/3 ull. -Season Gr.. at• Energetic, depondable ASSEMBLE ARTS.----------..,.---.,,----...,,.......,--•••••••••• Pots ok. Only $515. Master Bdrm w/bath. --...;;;.==-=.;;.;;.;~~-"I person. 263·1529 CRAFTS, TOYS, Jew· MOVING Almost new: Huge Gar•ge Bale NEWPORT Calf 968-0145. Blk to bch. 675·3852 •---------olry, wood Items, typ· pull-out couch, bdrm Fum & greal stuttl Clerk Ing, sewing, computer set w/On man & box. Sat. 8·12 noon. 704 BOATS 701 1 BEACH 2169 Stupendous tBr No Npt Beach Private ••••••••• work from home In reltlg. Coffee table, Avocado off PCH. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii pets. E!ec range, room & bath close to LEGAL FILE CLERK your apare time. Great kitchen table, parrot patio, totally encl gar. beach. Quiet. $500. ANNOUNCEMENTS pay Free details call cage, plants. lots ---------1948 LYMAN, 18Ft _C_O_S_T_A_M_E_S_A_1_0_2_4_1* BLUFFS* Lrg 4 BR, $550+dep. 642'5964 645"6799 Start your career with 1·800·632-8007, 24 more 717·7713 COSTA MESA 6124 Orig classic, must ... 3 Bath. Grnbelt, pool N Sh B B s •---------pt ores 3 d 2 • ----------Avco Financial er· hours. p R E s s u R E $5000. Call 854-5451. $2000/mo Sally Ship-Hse $400 + 1/3 ulil & vices, a leading Or· CLEANERS PSI 1150 Mesa Verde s& 2~8a ramlly hm near parka. lndscpd yds, nu roof, pnl In/out. 8y owrv 556-8133 HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR RENT ley Agent 844-0496. NEWPORT Oep All amen. Across ANNOUNCEMENTS ange county flnanclafl---------· B•bY Items, toys. Dinghy 8' West Ma· BEACH 2669 2920 I I DOMESTICS 5540 Sl49, 2000 $399, 3000 clothes. No Junkl T1111n rine, n9W bottom, & Vera•lll•• lBr 1Ba, 1· from beach. 65().4657 sorvces organzat1on $699, Honda 3500 beds & frames. misc. 3.5 hp new 90gine car pkng, poof, clbhseliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Nwpt Hght• 2 yra iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii We seek a detall·liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii S999. Overnight dellv· SAT.,_.., 2736 Cibola saoo firm. 723~8 Avail now. $850/mo. ~1 BR $•25* deck FP HOST F"'MILY OR oriented File Clerk .••r l",.•IH w•uyED ery, Catalon, 24 --------------------... v new• • ' ~ our Legal Dept. Dulles ""'' """ h all 1.a00.931 CLOSING UP Assoc. Alty 673-3683 2BR 2BA $725/Up vaulted cell, own bath, ROOM & BOARD Include general office In Costl Mesa home to ours, c · FOR THE WINTER No room I.ti 1 Br 1 Ba wJyard $700. Refrlg & dishwasher ~~~~~~3_..~:a x '~t NEEDED support, Including an· talle cat• of 3 children. _w_A_S_H_(_92_7_4_)_. ---1 Residents or Monti-In the ,...,..... 1 ar 1Ba condo w/ Incl. 60>C30 pool. No College.age Korean sw•ring phonoa, pro-1'400 ~month plus room Scwlnn Exerciser cello will be conduct· --- comm pool, apa, gym, pe~sue~:4~~~·55N° Nwpt House 52nd 51. software engin-r on ceasing mall, proof· •nd board Bike Model XR·7. Ing a community f()( the car7 S925. Bkr 042-3850 Master Bed/bath, lntem program needs reading legal cor· (714) 574-4243 Spedometer & timer cleanoOYt before Xmas -------'---,,........_ St t s d Cl & a family 10 stay With d 11 Sl50 7,,,...,..520 A call to BIG CANYON HOME epa o an ean reas. fun no amok•. Jan 2·Feb 20. Wiii pay r,espowndence, an 11. ....,..., Garage Sale. Mon1j.. illill•••••••I "Br 2.LBa, 3.car gar. 2Br, gar, lrg llv rm. Ulfl age 20-30'• 548-3277 d Pl ng e require a m n· cello, Fair & Fairv•-· claalflM can .. n paid No pet.s S1275/ goo money. ease lmum ot 6 month•1 s o 10 7 2 • h I ACvala1n.~~~f11SJ.·850/mo. mo. 551-ess.. · Nwpt Is. Doll Hae 2bd calf Marla or Allura at year of general work MERCHANDISE CAMERAS 6 un, ec. . • • P Gl!NUAL 2102 ___ ..... _ ...... __ ... ___ •--------2ba+den, g1r, w/d, 714-540·2400. experience and good EQUIPMENT 60161;:=======:.!.:======::::; •••••&iii•I NGS •Newport HeJghla• Bay vu from bdrm. N/ -.-L-o....,vJ-n-g,-,,..,N,....u-rt-u """"rl-ng-, customer aervtce, tele-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DO-IT-YOURSELF IDEAS FABULOUS SAVI 2Bdrm 1 Ba, w/pool. amk. $625 548-6833 Stable Couple: Wish phone. PC and typing -------- 11 you would Ilk• to No P•t•. s7951month. Oceanfront Room to adopt. Liie In rural (35 +wpm) akllls. Abll· ANTIQUES 6010 View Camer•, 5•7 A READER SERVICE Of THIS NE~PAf.ER live In a hom• that's 738 Tustin 642·7658 1eo• View. S645+dop community, country. fty to work effectlvelyliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Collector'a Uem. $~~~~ Jj~~n:8~~~~~ s:i;~~o2u~atfu~~ .,:~~~ & utll. 6~~~~~~o now. r:od::::~:iaom;~:~~~~ ~~n~:~~~t!':~.t~~ ANTIQUB Dl!ALIER (1907) 1250 ~8·8807 ties on Display 1• clst. Encl unitov.rlook• 1....,---...,..------and love to newborn. offer a competitive WANTl!D to take looking for quallfled pool. 51390, 675•8003 Weet NB Llg beautiful Call Ellleen a. Bob compenaalfon, anrac· over quallly store, COMPUTERS 6018 ' managers to llve lnr-'---------hm al bch. pool/1enn, 1-800-488•3238 tlve benefit• and a 17th St, CM. Terms iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii these properties. For Very Lrg 2Br 2Ba. fp, w/d, prklng. Hek· .,,....-,,_,..,.,.,,,,.,..,,,,....,.,,~~= k 1 n190Uable tlse>-4294 Cl funh•r Info contact balcony, microwave, Ing ctn, quiet, n/amk, RAPID WEIGHT LOSS pleato.nt wor env • · Mao /Upgrd 040 Elizabeth or Mellsaa frplc. Hug• master Brl reapons. p-raon. ssoo "Only $17.95." Burns ronmenl. Pleaae Hnd *BUYINQ JTEMS• C6td 8/125+aoftware. 71'4-280-8080. $1320. 675-8003 Incl. utlla 853·8135 Fat, Calories, Stops your resume to: Avco From 18()().1QGO, 1 pc U~1nuSGOOObo673-3'4&4 Hunger, Lose 3.5 Flnanclal Services, to entire .. I.at•. Paint· pounds a week guat· Attn: H""*' RelOIJl'C'M/ lngs, China, glsware. ----------·11 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 BAI.JOA ISLAND 2106 iiiiliiimiliiiiiiiiliiiii iiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiia --liiiiiiiiiiiiiii anleed Call for lnfor• OPC. Pina Tower, SOO furn, etc. lmm9d cash, WANTED mallon. United Phar· Anton Blvd., Co&ta MeN, top s. 673-6223 Ill msg TO BUY l I 1 -·7".. CA 92928. FAX: (714)1-...;..---~--~ maceut ca • .....,.. _, us.7228. No phone c.ni Chin• C•blnt Dk Oak. 6019 Premium too. Beaut & chatmlng .. er hrn w/ b•Y V\I, 3\-\Ba, deck, 3/gar. Onl'I 7 yra old. 13700. 140-532 .. BALIOA PENINSULA 2107 W•terfront With eld• lie. 1111, hug• deck, 1· car gar. Nwpt ~•lend S900. David, 722•1 ,.18 QUIET~ S1lllBNB Palm ~esa ~ents ------3288 (C.O D 'a Ac-pleau. PRINCIPALS Circa 1900, CUl'Ve gla Wanted: ohfkf'e cepted) ONLV. EOE. drs $495 obo. Chris· WOOd9ft p • .,..... •• QOUAM•T coo~ Lt tine. 723-4<119"4 ext.11 C.IJ 7eoo01••· hOYHkeeplnv. a11o'd.1--------------------11 llve out, FIT. Non· APPLIANW 6011 PREE TO YOUI022 smkr. Newpon BMchl•••••••iiii ••••••••ill area. 7 t ,.'873-3&43 Brend New Prtc199 HOUM helper 6-d 'I• QE Proftle 30, White, PIT. Eng/Spanlth Ok. bOUOht 3 mo9 "'10 for Live ln70ut. P.IHH S2000 ..... s1eoo. Call call Nan el 84Sot 5). 6'110"8737. NOW HIRING! T Golden Retriever• MJf' 7 .. Y'•· ~ M.ithy both .grt kldel Ted156-0)9la.e-Q11t 86 THURSDAY. OECEMBEf\ 7. 1995 TODAY'S CRoSSWoRo PUZZLE 1 ly CHMLU GQllN with OMM SHAMI' 1111VOl.llWMlll an •u c...,. z.aa dk ... l&,wM 4-Df WllQOl'I M -1111111 IOO -'l!.~-'..!!.!......WI*~ • '"'Pd. 4-0Vt. A/C, l'M, loaded. 18K ml. 1 --·-----.. blue, ..-. AC. 112k Od conc:n Aeo 15191 owner, ......, tMI, al cond, 9/o. t10,too ACROSS NUl'le'aatllre 8 8eedl hazatd tS' £Yentually (6 Oeglnnet L7 Non51op t8 Sllr G Wntar- 20 =iged 22 Roll ol bis 23 lueu tare 24 Norway's capi1aJ 25 Go by boat 26 More COf\fident 28 Mtst. 31 S..•agle '.\2 Debate 'ubjects 34 S~rted • rn lS ·-otthe D'UfbeMlles" 96H~ 38 -Gongnctl '° BuiyH-43 Vote [o la\IOf t 5 Onl IMlugtl 49 CI) on the A~ 50 0 TIC! 52 Sly~ 53 Italian Ct!y 54 ktOI Fqn: 56 Get o\JO-•nQ-gO 57 'Wan:~ inotlills ~o-1 BOATS 61 Pie-modi 62 Ouarrll M Malie higher 67 Heart ea Decillorl9 ee~ cn... 70 Most eymp&ltl8CJC DOWN 1 Expble 2 Physieally harmful 3 oam.oe• 4 HouHplant 5 ·-on• G,.0.n Um" 6 Grat" 7 Me 8 M\!lly Way 9 ~ 10 Hit the -on the hNd 11 Small amounc ' 12 ionoranc 131{~ 14 5eWWlg kit items 21 Gadget 23 Pressure unc1 abbf 24 Piicher Hersh Iser 25 LMng·room furniture 7011 BOATS 27 Piaywnght O"Neill- 29 Alc:oholle beverage 30 Short distance 33 Utters 37 Condensation 39 Auooed ' 40 Ru6Saway 41 Pedantic 42 All together 4'4 Hindu garment 48 Put beclc" 47 Maket 48 M.OO.reade(s 51~ 55 lnclilln City 58 Smallell ol the httar 59 Engrave 60 Goes out with 61 Eager 63 Pod veoetable 65 LongllrN f.16 NY hrs 7011 BOATS 7011 ~~ =· l2IOO 1100 obo• 831·1149 r9C, Oki ptt. 118,911. obO. ,.,...., 0-~~--~1~ ...... ------~----... c .......... AC, ..,.. ... .n.150 • llJSC. AUTO 1245 ~TANNAH~ auto, 7'k ml, comp! nWONVt • TOTOT& 1210,!!!!l!lllJ!!!~ ac. and kine ot duhe were played. re bit. aalvag• tltla rsnRwo.a DRWI Un!ort\Jnately (or th• l>Mt-lald SHOO ob<>.~ '89 f'U·Sapd 4<vt. .... .,._...__ aT Auto ....,O.,..llED ~·- MAYBE AT )IATCHPOINl'S - NOR111 •QJ O IC8t 0 1098754 lana W t ruJred and returned am/fm. low ml, 9nt'f, --~---....._ ,P , • • a nu urea. Like nul trana, nu painVUr .. , eT• °"'Pap utM trump an~ declarer, bav:ioe already DATSUN 8060 '4eoo. 348-893 .int condl ort ., • .,.. 93 c,,.... Cofslca lost~ trick, wu I~ Wl~ ODlJ ~ ·•~ Nla .. n Pathfinder, car $2t00. 652'1292 14 Toyota Camry LE trump m dumm7 Wl~ •bich Co ruff ' V8, At, AC, alarm. '87 4x4 Plokup 5apd, 14 Ford Tempo ••• two club lOMnl. Oown one. '79 2dr W•eon 4spd loaded lmac 48k ml AC, am/fm caH, alld-93 Nl .. an Kk\g C.b Dedarel' WU OD the rl&bt 'track allck 1hltt, gOOd condl St 8,900 OBO. 997~ Ing bk window. $5500 88 Ford Taurua EAST •IS 0 109 OKQ83 OAJJ •QJ1097G SOUl'JI" •AK 10887 in not drawins any trumps -when '750 080. 902-8115 4058 or 771-1310 Call. 435--0749 89 Ford Taurua you have to rutr loaers in one hand '82 Cotoll• 4dr, auto. 89 Jaguar h b "t · ft "t l t OLDSMOBILE 9l55 AC, amJfm caaa. 12k 89 Merced .. 420 or t. e ot er, I a1 o en va a. o FORD 9075 rnl. Xlnt condl S8950 88 Chev Berreta retain u many trumpa as pouJble Fin All!. DL 97.._.058 87 Sterling 820SL to cater to the unupect.ed. But ,88 Cuti••• au-87 Acura lntegra South miemanaged the combined '70 Muatane va 01lg, preme wht, 2 dr, 87 Ford Aetoatar aueta in eecurine the dub TUlf. owner, •ngJtrana ,... good cond/tooklng TRUCRS 9220 tTeb O* ,.....,..., Af'ler ruffina the firet trick, buln refur thru aut. $2500 Call 545-7277 · REGARDLESS OF OAQ4 OVoid ... __ ,__ hould --"" · ~ Stea! $4999. 531·7942 u~r s ......,., Just one t 995 cutl•H au-Tr u o k Mounted PAST CREDIT club honor. When that. lives, t e '82 Muet•nu 5 .0. preme Brough•m St• am Car Pet CALL 4~UTO +AK42 =~ ,. p- 2• Pue contract can be claimed barring 5-0 4al)d, tull pwr, loaded, Fully' loaded, orig Cleaner. All equip-, TO DRIVI! trumpe. Declarer continues by J.e.d. 111nt condl clffn Inside owner, 4-clr, good ment rHdy to work.1..,,......,..-~~-~=-- iQg a low dub from band, and the & out, mu1t eeel family car. Auna good. Flyers, atatlonary. Seized C•r• From defeme is powerless to prevent the $2950. Call 839-2498 s2soo. 644-5425 800# Etc. $12,000 $175. PorachH, Cad!I· l fro " D I c• •aslFIED Obo Cell 714-548-lac•. Chevya, BMW. 8 8. m m coming_ nome. ec are.r '8"' •eco ... 2dr hatch· .__ 4162 (9'30-3pm) Corvette• Also J••P• wuu any return m hand (t trump 11 b';c'k .U:~ trana AC It'• the rHource you · · · 4 WO'a. ' Your area'. k Pue beat), ruffs tbe losing club in dum· needi tlresl Xlnt ~ondi can count on to aetl a Toll frH 1·8<>0-898-my, and then murna to band with s 1100 obo. 962-8266 myriad of tflerchan-Overstocked with 9n8. Ext. A·5139 for Opening lead: King or 0 We are told there is a time for everything under the sun. That cer· t.ainly hold1 true at the bridge table.. dlH ltem1, because stuff? current llatlnga. a heart to draw trumps and claim ,.,. E 1 p our columns compel A call to th r th · ·'--• 1 •g e remler S-e reet o e triu.a. cyllnder, euto trans, quallfled buyers to Classllled In a 'pairs contest declaret'1 play AC, Curiae Control, caltt wlll help South's two clubs waa artificial and forcing and North's two dia· moods waa negative. We like North'• decision to raise 1pade1 holding two honora rather than introduce the shabby 1ix-card dia· mood suit. South'• leap to six spades waa a practical eolution to a tough bidding problem. cooJd not have been faulted. Any 100k ml. S4700 OBO. &42~878 842-5878 normal divitrion of clube would per-Call 905-0851 mit. South to ruff both club losers on 1--------------r---------------1.he t.able and score a precious over· '91 Explorer Sport trick. 2x4, 2dr, 50k ml, am/ West led t.he king of diamonds, and declarer waated DO time in going down. The opening lead was ruffed in the closed hand and the Learn to be a better brldce playerf Subecribe now to the rm, CD, 1 orig owner, iclnt condl Brgdy. $11,500. 873-3442 Gono Bridce Letter by callinc 1--------800'7~1m for information. Or HONDA 9085 write to Goren Bridce Letter• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii P.O. Bos 4410, Chicaao. n. ~ 4410. '84 CRX 135k ml., AT, cass, orig color, good Condi $2049 OBO. Call. 531-6099 I••••••••• '89 Accord LXI auto, liSiiAliiiiLiiBiiOiiAiiTiiSiiii7iiOiiliii4 =~E SLIPS7022 AUTOMOBILES ;~;·5ogo;o: 8r:oe~· ' 3 0 SAIL B 0 AT* iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Diesel, wheel, clean, ••28FT DOCK Onr---------1 9110 owner terma. $11,000 Newport Channel No BMW 9030 JEEP Pos terms. 723-4074 sallbts $280/mo. Ann iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 18' Prlndle C•t Xlnt 752-6767 or 854'4302 li,ii8ii8ii3ii2iiiSii4iidiir,iiaiiuiitoii.iiAiiCii, '88 Wr•ngler 6cyl, condl Xtra aalls & 35' Max, Bal Penln. snrf, 110k ml, runa 5spd, hardtop, alloys, trailer w/storage box Sec 1-car prkng Incl. grtl clean car. $5250 nu tires, xlnt condl SSSO obo. Vic 682·2753 On·shr faclllty. $350-OBO. Call 434-6500 $7200 OBO. 542·9455 Chrlatm•• gift for S750/mo. 723'5835 '89 5251 133k twy ml, young sailor. Racing Boat Space &cyt. 5spd, CD, nu _L_EXU __ S ____ 9_1_1_5 Run your ad 1'n d La #25057 tlres/brks runs grtl rlgge ser · avall 30-45 It. Sl2/ft. $11,500. 721·5737 1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii the h Call 644-1065. on Penn ....... 675·7599 • 1• Newport 8eac S•llbo•t & Mooring SLIPS: 22' to 44' •---------'93 os3oo whVgry, Costa Mesa Daily 25ft & 3011. Must aelll Showers, swimming BUICR 9035 llhr, lmmac, 1 owner, Pi'lot and the Wiii consider oHera pools. Frlendly to anrf, CO, ect. $27,900 over $9,900. 840-4053 boaters. 723-4074. '88 Gr•nd N•tlon•I OBO. pp. 551-4720 Huntington Beach, v-e turbo, full pwr,1________ Fountain Valley new paint. 86K ml. MAZDA 9125 SPEED & SKI BOATS CAMPERS, RV'S, S6995 obo. 434·6500 ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Independent to 7016 TRAilERS 8014, _______ ,. reach over 100,000 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CADILLAC 9040 '93 829DX Sliver, 4dr, homes. Fax us this 89 SEADOO '71 Prowler Tent Traller iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii at/ac/p1/pb, amlfm sleeps 8, gas & elec. caas. new tlrH & form with your credit ------················-··· ~ : D YES.siu. MY CAI ' ' : ...... ,.,,,.,. Ctodil Cad CJMC OVISA CAM II ------~- M9il tr !Mil 'I' ..al JaO w ..,.._C--CA"6J7 '114 .a..-o.wvi "'" "'""" th.-"""'~ • • • • • • ' • • I've had my fun. Mull hook-ups. s950 obo. '85 Sevlll• orig l•gs, mtnll 1 ownr d I selll Call ...... 964-3048 Vic L 662.2753. owner, xtnt condl (In-$10,950. 644·5424 cor #or mai it in SS,995 Call. 854-6358 WI a c ' g~ 8:::::: g:::.,-:., : DUFFY ELECTRIC BOATS •SALES •SERVICE •RENTALS •USED BOATS tTRADE·INS MARINE SLIPS MOTORCYCLES side/out) Nwpt. -car 'th hec' k ~I '92 STS Black on MERCEDES 9130 Run for a week! I 0--0-0--. O•-a-.-_ 0-.. t g~ g:-ce g:;::: : black. 30K mtles, Xlnt liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii your car OoeS not condl Garaged In COM. S22K 453-3110 85 Jhrc•d .. 500 SEC sell we'll run it loaded, 76K ml, 1 for th k owner, dealer SVC, all ano er wee •CONSIGNMENTS DOCKS 7022 SCQOTERS • 8018 o--o-o~-OM-O .... e..I o-. ... -: • • 110 for 4 .... 11.00 eodt otltrllliotwJ h : ·-.......... --------·-·----· 310 518-9400 Factory Showroom 2001 W. Coast Hwy. (Between Ardell & Sea Scout Baso) 845·&427 **28FT DOCK On VESPA SCOOTER Newport Channel No 200CC Very tow ml. sallbts $280/mo. Ann Xlnt cond. $975. 752·6767 or 854-430'.! Mua:t Hll . .,22·6498 Whether you're buying . or selllng, Glassll1ed covers all your needsl rec, Oki ph. $19,995. FREEi All for $10• 1Dnnf garaged ....... 650-4949 -------------~~~~~-";;;;;!:.;;..,...llU\__, __ ..-;;..,... __ .....J -----•I CHILD CARE 3536 CLEANING DOORS 3580 HANDY MAN 3710 HOME CARfJ LEGAL PAINTING 3858 PET ROOFING SERVICE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES 3548 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES 3760 SERVICES 3812 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilSERVICES 3870liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3910 DIRECTORY •PAM'S AGENCY• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii An experienced P•lnt•C•rpentry QUALITY CARI! iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Rl!ROOfflNQ.All Types We provide you with HOUSECLEANING dependable door Drywall and morel <::'SR. HOME CARE<::' Judgement• Collected -w20o~rakm EY.arfa·hlEY.p c•~•anl; Peraonallud Pet Care ~t~~!!!!l..5e Loving & Catlng Nannies 15 yra e>cp. Good Ref. hanger. Guar work, Small Jobi Oki Sho~Doc Ap~Etc. No Aecovtf'f • No FEE • Kennel altemaUve. No *7t4olGl-?Oii: For "NI°" cal 993-4967 own trana. Call any· reas. Don 521 ·891 o O•ry 945~277 16Vrs EY.p. Xlnt Ref'• Tum your judgement Into prlcee. 346-2417 Ron atreaa or worry. Uc, 1~---=-~~~~- BUSINESS SERVICES D•p•ndable~ D~car• l Im•. 2 41koS3 1 ROOFING carp, plbg, Lind• 831·2981 CASH! 71 4·960-6437 CHUNG'S PAINTING Ina. Aef'a. ¥ 873-7184 Supervised Rooftng 3488 ~;~~·:.:s=~ ~= •WINDOW Cleanlng DRYWALL ~~~~d:,~· ~~R~:t ~:,r•.:r:: ~:!:r1~'. E;=54~::~":c,.~~~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil FT-PT. Fun & TlC. 964-1740 •Carpet Cleaning• SERVICE 3584 Uc'd &S0-32&1 INTERIOR MOVING 3834 UC#375602 538-1634 PLUMBING 3890 Fr" Eet. 831-4900 •Streak/Spot Free• •y Our ewperta recruit, fnd High Pr11chool Coital Free E1t1•729·7079 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili Mobile ••03·5365. DESIGNERS 3782 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Oeft• Abram• Painting lritln, create policy, We Oller: Lsarnlng • ..-SMALL JOB EXPIAT Carpentrr•Etectrlcal PUBLIC NOTICE Int/Ext Oua1 Palm/Reas$ THIS LOCAL PLUMaER SPIUN1a.ERS 3921 uevelop muttl-medla/ Muslc • Crafts • CPA HColld•Y Window OrywalVPIHter Re~llr Plumblng•Orywa11• •BIRCH ST. DESIGN• Th• Calif. Publlc Utlll-Llo'd/ln1'd •Ince •79, .. Jame1 E. Bangeft Co.· l"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiia••li nds 714-440-9008 & Foodl CM 117!H91B w!~·~:n~ .. Qur::~ /Hanging/Taping/Texture Stucco:P•lntlng•T11e ~t20 Birch St. ,101 HI tlea Commission RE· H9-7093 Pv-684-3947 Since 1947 'aPRINKL•R ft•PAIR Secretul•l/Typlng Evening & Weekend Ed BarTett 548•3371 COmm/Rea 651·5573 Roofing Jim 641·7494 Fabric + Wallpaper QUIRES lhat ah used lke'a Custom PalntJng Frtendly Servlce•lnsured Valv .. •Heada•Tlm• legal1Med Transcrtplloo Uc'd Childcare Provider SERVICI! PRO CARPENTRY•Wlndowa Carpet + Bllnd1 household gooda Prof, Clean, Quality lf532981 875-9304 ctodla. 25Yrs Loeat Exp. ResumeCorrtsponOeoce Etc. Hollday/Overnlghtr---------Acouattc Removal Doors • Wood Fence1 S•ve Up to 50"-movera print their W0tk. lnVExt & Oocka. ALLl!OIS PLUMBING John 282...2831 ror consult call 723-5514 CPR/ltl Nd Trudy 786-2951 COMPUTERS 35S6 Hang•T•P••Te11ture • Drywall Repair • 714-758·1420 P.U.C. Cal T number; L1'7034'88 831-4010 24Hr Emergency avo. L#400030 830·8278 L#261581 • Call Bob llmo1 and chauffeurs JUNO Ll!I! fl•lnUng Drain Cleanlng•Rtplpea1"TRAN ___ S_l.A_T_O_R/ __ _ CARPENTRY 3510 A to Z HANDYMAN INSTALUREFACE CA61NETS 1<1tch1ns, baths. doors, windows. Doug 548-7258 H•ndymen/Remodel Additions, Bath, Kitch Fire-Water Damage !::lee. Plumb, & Paint &46·2342/Pgr 227-1122 1>1.1 I \Jiii R "l'I < I \I '. I IHI· HI 1.1..,11< \I Ill\'. Computer Co•oh 2A9-8323 Pg-312"°026 JEWELRY 3784 grlnt their T.C.P. num· ExVlnt New eon11. 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PWI touchupa, ~OI .. ol '/04ll rooftn8 lh=:.-r.lfled· Llc~~~:.:11::f 't. ~~•rr;.-i:.;t:.;: =======~l..._..;;l!!f!~;;s;.;..;;<.;;;~;;,;l;.;.;tM;;,;led.;;....... ~.~= ----~~!!~~-...... ~_a_"_t..,~-'!"'._:"_._:f __ ';'a_·. _______ _ The 19th Annual Corona del Mar (CdM) Christmas Walk on Sun., .Dec. 3 filled the beautiful village with on-going entertainment, wonderful attractions and activities for 1ldults and children alike, along with fabulous prize giveaways. According to Leona Aanderud of Franklin Realty. who organized the CdM Walk's promotional efforts, "The purpose of the walk was to benefit Toys for Tots, and to thank friends and customers for being our friends and customers." Throughout the village, 24 barrels served as collection locations for new, unwrapped toys, which will be donated to Toys for Tots, to help needy children enjoy a special Christmas. Each year the United States Marine Corps manages this program. Toy Boat, Toy Boat, Toy - Boat toy store offered a 10% discount on any toy purchased for the Toys for Tots campaign. Highlights of the day's festivities included top entertainment by nine bands, who shared their talents for Toys for Tots. Featured bands were The Buster Schultz Blues Band, who donated its stage for the CdM Chamber of Commerce's opportunity drawings; the Nomads Surf Band; and Midnight Clear, who performed Christmas carols at 1st Nationwide, Local Grounds and Gina's Pizza. Realty; strolling carolers; puppet shows at the CdM branch library on Marigold; clowns, balloons, face painting and wizards at the Children's Center at Sherman Gardens; the National Woody Association classic car show at Marguerite and PCH, featuring 20 top award- winning woodies and surf wagons; and of course, the arrival of Santa Claus. a $300 gift certift~e. courtesy of Kayak's Weekend Wear. Many other valuable prizes were graciously donated by CdM merchants. While enjoying the . entertainment, CdM Walk attendees visited the village's flne merchants, and picked up some great holiday bargains. This year's official CdM Christmas Walk poster features Santa in his Southern California woody Oicense plate: Surfnik). The poster was hand-drawn and ~signed by Bill Darling, _ owner of Westside Graphics and Newport Frame Co., who donated his talents for the project. His wife, Penny, produced the poster's computer graphics. Printing of the poster was by Jeff Hall from Champion Graphics, In conjunction with the CdM Chamber of Commerce. Robin Hobson, broker tor Franklin Realty and OdM Chamber of Commerce board member, volunteered not only his efforts, but also the efforts of his staff early in the year to 019anlze the CdM Christmas Walk. From the ~ Court Is filled with hQUd8y eprtt. The GrMt :rree ' and Santa Claus have an1ved and Qystal Court retailera have extended their hours ao bUay shoppers can check eveey one off their Ust without hassle 8nd stress. The Great Tree soars neartY 60 feet In height with a base diameter of 18 feet. Custom sculptured, ~nted , and designed, this magnificent tree represents a celebration of Joy, hope and beauty during the holiday season around the wortd. The design of this fantastic tree begins with a root system containing tiny hand- painted Victorian houses, animals and four winter root people. Emerging from the roots to form the trunk of the tree are four giant figures representing Snow, Ice, Frost and Winter Chill. Each figure stands 16 feet tall with robes containing 38 yards of plaster-coated theatrical fabric weighing aJmost 80 pounds. There are more than 400 jewels attached to the four figures and aJI are painted in a fantasy manner. The tree top represents the Four Winter Winds. It contains almost 600 yards of cotton comprising the hair of the winds, which will be entwined and decorated with more than 260 individual ornaments. The Great Tree decorations will consist of almost 200 yards of English Ivy and more than 180 pounds of jewels, stars, glass ornaments, sugar cones, and 2,200 bee lights · embellishing the tree. Other popular events and _Jlttractions were the live :reindeer in front of Franklin Fabulous opportunity drawing prizes included: a helicopter ride and a dream lunch for five -at Typhoons in the Santa Monica Airport, co- sponsored by Chuck Macfarland and Air Resources Helicopters and Franklin Realty; a hand painted eel, donated by Chuck Jones Show Room; a massage each month for an entire year, courtesy of P_riestley Chiropractic; a 4' X 6' Oriental Abussen design rug from Kismet Rug Gallery; a one-quarter page advertisement in Coaster Magazine; a $500 gift certificate from Recycled Rags; a studio or beach sitting and one signature portrait, courtesy of John L. Blom Custom Photography; two nights in Las Vegas including air and hotel accommodations, provided by Boulevards of Travel; and · looks of .the tramendous· turnout, It was a huge success for Toys for Tots. Visit Jolly Old St. Nick at Crystal Court. This authentic beamed Santa Claus will CHRISTMAS STRESSED? fLJLL B O DY 1-hour 1/2-hour • • session session reg. $70 NOW$55 reg. $40 NOW$35 w/od. bp. Jon.3r, r996 BODY ,,~ ' ' GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE! / . took DmliNG 1kis HolidAy SEASON DiscoYER WEVA's ExciriNG CotaoipolARy FAShioNs GENEVA of BEVERly Hills J21 Ya MA•h•E AVENUE. BAlboA ltlANd 72J,4600 trees, Intricate Ice sculptures, and winter wonder1and murals. The wonderful cottage setting of Santa's home will transform Crystal Court into a fun and magical place for children of all ages.The brand ne~ Christmas display is complete with Santa's workshop where he maps out his wor1d travels. Santa's cozy cottage is located on Crystal Court's third level, adjacent to Robinsons- May. Santa will visit with youngsters, give them candy canes, and have his photo taken with them. He will remain at his Crystal Court cottage until December 24 during the special center hours. The Santa Express Train will chug its way around the third level. Always a treat for children, train rides are Mon. - Fri., 11 a.m. -8 p .m.; Sat., 10 a.m. -6 p.m.; and Sun. 11 a.m. -6 p.m. Crystal Court Is located at 3333 Bear St. (at the comer of Sunflower} In Costa Mess. Call (114) 435- 2160. Give the Gift of Good Health From Mother•s • Fail Buktta • Coft'ff or T'* Lo"" • s,.rt. I Nlllrition •V'rt.amim a~• e.dy/Batll • GomWt Food • Lotiog Moocl ..•• pl. ... , ..,.1 'n.. B .. i...u 1"4' t ... l-l'.lf'f'Hd7 ........ Hd ltlr't II t2C) 225 E. 17th St., Cotta Mesa 631-4741 19770 Beach Blvd, H.B. 963-MOMS • • Pactory Dlreot Pr1oea • Cata.k>C OrderlxlC • Colleotor Oltt Item.I 'it'.'. : "" Order Comcast Cabltvision today and enjoy a holiday season filled with top quality entertainment and star-filled movies. And ask about our special value pack.agtS that spread good cheer throughout the year. Comcast is here to help your wishes come true/ CALL TODAY FOR THE 3-STAR PACKAGE AND GET: • Complete Buie Service, The Dney Chaucl, P.acore and two more pmmum channeli. Qoosc from HBO, Onemax, or Sbo"1imC. • Installation Just $'' • Ss crcdtt on your first month · of pmnlum scrvlce. • Wc11 be on-time, or your lnstal1atton11 fttc, plus wc11 aedlt you $20. • 30-0ay Money Back Guarantee! PLUS OUR SPECIAL BONUS GIFTS ... • SO ftee mlnuta a lllOMh of SPRIN1) · ~h.el ~mitq aI.olle.ction MORE 1ilAN Jusr CLomEs jewelry, Shoes, Unique Gift Items and Women's Clothes Fun Clothes for All Occasions COME iN ANd SH A STORE WO~Tlt REMEMbHiNG 406 32nd St. (at Newport Blud.) Newport Beach 675-5499 Bring in this ad for 10%-off on yo Mr first purchase and a free gift. Kayab-one stop holiday,. shopping Kayaks. In bUsineae tor two years, is located In WestdltL Plaza. specializing in fine clothing for men and boys. However, It would not be hard to find a ladies• Reyn Spooner dress to suit your weekend wear attire needs., With exceptional customer service available from Alan York and his crew, finding . everything for him will not ~ · a problem. 4 Kayaks carries a huge selection of Quicksilver for men and boys -Que, Club Sportswear, Red Sand. the the newest Reyn Spooner collection. along with plenty of accessories to fill any stocking. Stop by today and get all your shopping done in one place. Gift certfficates available. • Kayaks is at 1036 lrvin9 • Ave., Westcliff Plaza In Newport Beach, (714) 631· 2996. A Great Holiday Deal! Wi(h the purchase of any Peltcan Hill Golf Club Gift Ce rtifi cate of $50 or more, you will rece ive, as a Free Bonus Gift, a beautiful color poster f eat unng the Awarding Winning 12th hole o( our Ocean Course (valued at $25). We're also featuring exceptional d1sco~ncs on all Men's & Women :S Appartl! O/ftt vcilrd 1hrough !Xumbtr 2i, J9QS ~--, __ _ ...... *' ,,_ ---=--=------,,._ "T $ff em Reservations (714) 760-0707 22651 Pelican Hiil Road So. Newport Coast. CA 92625 (Bctwttn Corona ckl Mar 611..ag\lna Beach) . . Lesley Martin, formerl y of Pacific Artefacts, Fashion· Is., Jewels of Jewels in San Francisco & J.T. Taylor of One of A Kind in Orange County ARE CELEBRATING XMAS with a pre-Xmas sale of UNIQUE, UNUSUAL & ONE-OF-A-KJNO GIFT ITEMS From all over the world!!! PLEASE JOIN US FOR THIS SPECIAL SALE!!! •free Gift Wrap (714) 723-6642 (714) 836-1290 631 wt Wilshire ___ __. anta Ana, CA 92705 8-6:30 M·S 9·5:30 Sun 1200 W. P.G.H., NB 631 -0161 When you enW AccKJla (locatlld an .. ~ Blwi .• near~ Seconds and Tiie Golden Trutfte). ,...tt.vi..._ owner/deeigner Andrea ~~her friendly GIVE YOUR CHRISTMAS A GREAT PHOTO INISH! KC'S SHOP 2200 Hatuot· l!lvJ. " Co~ia /\~~asa (In h.~t.31t l'~) 64.6·1551 size 9 mot 1tha. SW9dlet'I ~Karin Oberg"s 100% cotton knitwear features sweaters and leggings In bright colors, 8nd ls exctuslve to Acouts outside of Sweden. Designer P&inela Cobb combines up-to-date looks with femininity. The hand washable collection includes. denim vests. floral rayon palazzo pants, dresses, rib- knit tees and long-sleeved thermal tops. Vests, tops and dresses are beautifully decorated with porcefain roses, A1,1strallan crystals, satin pearled roses, and French trim and lace. The Acouts label, designed by RajBhandary, is known for its beautiful fabrics, detailed adornments, comfortablity and matching accessories. Children's speciaJ occasion dresses, made frOm chiffon, tulle netting, and cotton florals and prints, are embeUlahed With French Cttantilly lace. European velvets and trims, hand~ flowers, satin ribbon and 8'1tique bUttons. Women's dresses, all one- of-a-kind or limited, range from classic styles to elaborate gowns. Women's apparel includes lace body suits and skirts, bolero jackets, tapestry oorset vests and chenille sweaters. "I'm glad I can make beautiful things, which I see as a special gift ... my designs affect people in a positive way," RajBhandary ~d. She designs mother and daughter sets, custom gowns, and creates hats, antique purses and jewelry to match. Ask about children's wardrobes for portrait sittings for Photography by Tiffany. Acouts /sat 1799 Newport Blvd., Ste. A-104, Costa Mesa. Cal/ (114) 642-1886. Find Yourseli At The -::: --~ --=-= -- ••• --- Which of the,. retburante i1 NQI located al the Cotta Meta Courtyard.? l·Na••~·~__..---_......__ ________ __ I AJJ~-· _ __._. ___ __...._... __ I °"' z;,.. L--------------- All expert repairs are completed quipkly and on the premises. Wm. Harold Jewelers offers free cleaning and Inspection of your jewelry anytime. It also provides free verbal appraisals. Stop by the store in December for your holiday shopping during the semi- annual 1/2 off sale. Wm. Harold Jewelers ls locllted at 3116 Nflwport Blvd., Newport BHch. Csll (114) 673..()366. ••• ,, -~6-.. ~ Sujlpl••·t &o ... Dally Piiot Deecmher 7. 1995 Have you been touch~ by an angel? Together we can make a Even Jofly Old St. Nick touched by your very own pains with the flavors of the ~.: .f."!r.e' renc e • couldn't believe his ears! Angel this holiday season. Mediterranean at ~ UJl.;l ~ ~Would you believe that a &ysidaCenter has a Rlstorante. shopping center would let you variety of stores and seNlces. You wilt alwa~ flnd what have an angel just for going Buy all the supplies and you're loOklng for at Bayside about your everyday Ingredients you need to Center, even the touch of an shopping? Certainly not, prepare your Christmas angel. unless you've visited Bayside dinner at Pavilions Place. Be Located at 8ayalde DrlVe Center In Newport Beach. tantalized by the sweet smells .,d Jembotw Road In Present your receipts (dated and tastes of Java City. Look Newport Beach, futurN Dec. 7 through Dec: 16) for your holiday best by having Pavll""-Place, ~ purchases totaling $60 or your hair done at Contessa Phat:mlfCY, Union Bank, We : more at any Bayside Center Hair Salon. Pick out the 1htv91, Just Alteratlons, • store and receive one angel of freshest flowers, from the B~ Cleaners and Ttte your choice in our series of traditional to the outrageous Photo Lab. three Angel Ornaments. at Pacific Coast Floral. After Collect all three and be shopping, tame your hunger 20% Off ALL FOLIAGE PLANTS Thi U.S. Marine corp; Reserve Toys for Tots program bri191 the joy of Christmas to o8,edY children nationwide. You can help an Orange Counfy Child ex~rience the magic ~of Chri~as by donating a new, unwrap~ toy to Toys for Tots. ·· , Designated collection locations at: .•~Center, '"""~~~~~i!-li'~,, ·B;lyslde Otive and Jamboree . 5,000 Blooming Orchids, Anthmiuma NEWPORT BBACB'S 01'LY COMMERCIAL ORCHID llURSERY • Eastbluff VIiiage Center, Eastbluff Drive off Jamboree • Harbor View Center, San Miguel and San Joaquin Hills • Newport Hiiis Center, San Miguel and F9rd • Newport North Center, MacArthur and Bison • Westcllff Plaza, 17th St. and Irvine Ave. Style Clothliig ~ ~Wof Unique Hand Crafted Gifta m Designci: Jewelry · ~111:.~ From 9 Mopdi to Adult arldng • Open Daily Oo.W.fe-tA 642-3310 As~3 Westcliff:Dr. Ne 1199 N~BW •~A •Costa Mm, Cf 9261]__ : (714) 642-1886 -~ <:, 4~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~ ( Bryan Hemphill of Bryan H. Ltd. MEN 'S S HO ES. ETC Jn Westc liff Court Presents: Allen llimonds Woodstock Double kiltie mocasin with braided side lacing, tied in bow. Full leather linings. single oak leather sole. and custom heel. ~ thl\t ~ 10~ .•. Sc:abddtq/ 10<5 ... Sti.n&y 12 ... tll qhrt.Jtmtll EASTBLCJF'F VlUAOE Jn Newport Beach .__........... 644-1474 to---- t • :';d:o Crofton Anti<iues Fine Antique Furniture & Porcelain ( -Pap7 -· Advertta1n1 Supplemeat to tbe DUiy Pilot Decem.bflr 7, 1995 The Car Spa: dedicated to the ~e~~~ Surf City Squeeze - Fashion lsliind's providing you ~ quality al'ld the art of service unmatetild in.the car the mixing , care Industry. we hana wash and and detail your car the way you application would, if you had the time. We of their apply wax to atl our washes; products, not to do so would be and In the negligent. 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All of our professional therapists are certified and licensed with a minimum of 600 hours of education and training. Just lie back while your tension is relieved, alleviating stiffness, fatigue, pain, and water retention. For a hands-on demonstration, try our exclusive offer -manicure, pedicure, massage combo, a $55 value for $35. ~services. The staff Includes :Vickie Vodon, 0.C., A.T.C The Body Menders Is at 2845 Me$B Verde Dr. East, Ste. 2, near the Mesa Verde Country Club, Costa Mesa, (114) 434-9200. : sports perfonnance : chiropractic specialist • featuring: nutritional . . . • .._, •• Sada Mt 1Ddude9: I ~ (Stllm Q( llec:triC) I Oliiftl ()cmi* Cir llld ~Cir •• c."4 llid. 9'nlglal .... "0%7 3-111 '** I uo Vol AC ThlDlb• WD TrlCl T«llliDll I CADY IDB DISPLAY BOX; RerdJ '°Ill IQ) IDd nm. for.,., llld oc . . freshest addition know you will see the difference. Simply stated, your satisfaction Is guaranteed. We will wash or detail your car to our high standards of clean . If that does not meet your standards of clean, we will rewash it to your satisfaction. Thank you for allowing us to be of service. We appreciate your patronage. Founded In 1981 by Kevin BlackweU, the first Surf City Squeeze juice bar was opened in the Valley of the Sun - ' Phoenix, Arizona. The beginnfng concept was a healthy, fast-service juice bar emphasizing the benefits of natural fruits and juices. Featured items are made from the highest q48)ity ingredients, Including the freshest fruits J and vegetables possible. Menu selections support an active healthy lifestyle embraced by successful, striving knowledgeable individuals. The juice bar offers: • Smoothies. -an outrageously creamy blend made with fruit juice and its own non-dairy Smoothie mix The Car Spa Is at 1200 West Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Call {714) 631-0161. • Power Smoothies - a Smoothie with something extra,. such as bee pollen, wheat germ or carbo (to name a few) • Chillers -fresh fruit slush made with fruit juice and ice --~----~--~_..---~. Hodson Ll1htln1 LIGHTING FIXTURES • REPAIRS TUES · FRI 8:30-5 · SATURDAY 9-4 1510 NEWPORT BLVD. · COSTA MESA 714.548.9341 ·•Fresh Squeeze Juices - Including orange, carrot, apple and pineapple • Old Fashion Lemonade - regular, strawberry and raspberry • FunctionaJ Drinks - refreshment with a purpose. These Smoothies not only contain great fruit and juices, but active ingredients that help you think, make you romantic, rebuild muscle tissue and give you energy (and they taste great, tooQ. Next time you are thirsty, and want to consume something healthy, stop by Surf City Squeeze. Surf City Squeeze is at the Island Terrace Food Court (near theatetS). Call (714) 759-9260. eut1. fj,t1 e~ • #,"'4, oUrl.~,, ~ ~ift 11,.,,,,~ '{)Jw, 'PIHIJpd /~-A• E~r'tv Etn,. I(,. !lul ,,,. 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