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Home My WebLink About1996-01-25 - Orange Coast PilotSPORTS Pro-Am golf tourney _tees up Fri.day ·• Northern California businessman says he was wrongly singled out just because he is black. By Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot . . COSTA MESA -A Northern California man is suing Bullock's department store at South Coast Plaza on charges of radal dis- aimination, saying store officials wrongly accused him of shoplift- ing just because he is black. The civil rights case, stemming from an incident at Bullock's on Dec. 23, 1994, is scheduled to go before a jury in San Francisco Superior Court on Monday. Maurice Brewster, 40, a busi- nessman who lives in liberon, a town outside of San Francisco, alleges in his civil lawsuit that while be was Christmas shopping at,R111Jodc'~. he Wlisi.ngled.eut.as a suspect for sboplliting and detained by a store manager .solely because he was black. Brewster is seeking unspeci- fied punitive damages from Bul- lock's, owned by Federated Department Stores, for allegedly violating his civil rights, negli- gence and intentionally inflicting of emotional distress. "It's going to be in the seven figures because of the outrageous conduct,• said Edwin Bradley, Brewster's attorney. •And the message has got to be sent out that this is not a freak incident-it is common.• A Bullock's lawyer, mean- while, said the allegations came as a surprise since a store manag- er spoke to Brewster over the phone the day after the incident and he didn't make the claims he does in the lawsuit. Brewster and his wife, Rhon- da, were spending Christmas with their relatives who live in Costa Mesa, and were doing last- minute ho~day shopping at Bul- lock's, Bradley said. Brewster shops • frequently at the department store and even has a President's Club platinum •SEE LAWSUIT PAGE A16 By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot U PPER NEWPORT BAY -Looking at fhe mounds of dirt, dust and con· struction equipment along Irvine Avenue, one would thiiik the county was in the midst of building a condo tract. In fact, all the mayhem is in the name of As fields of pam- pass grass wave ln the background (above), construc- tion of a bike trail along the Back Bay near lrvtne Boulevard has begun. Left, Park Ranger IJnda Bru· land will head the 111tentrettve center Iii~ BiC1i Jay~. -- square-foot, underground nature center won't be as disruptive, said Denny Turner, design manager for the collllty's Depart- ment of Harbors, Beaches and Parks. •111e dirt that will be moved for the cen- ter and the pa.rkl:Dg lot will be less than the dirt moved for the bike trail,• Turner said. • SEE UPPER BAY PAGE AS WEEKEND The <kid,or ~Seuss.' is in -everything Gourmet market maytr~e its location •Trader Joe's officials are among those interested in old Alpha Beta space on 17th Street. By Tina Borgatta, Daily Pilot COSTA tv1ESA -Even though it's been vacant for months, with- out much upkeep to the property, the former Alpha Beta supennar- ket site on East 17th Street has drawn a few inquiries from busi- nesses interested in relocating, mcluding the popular gourmet food store, 1Tader Joe's: "We 'v e driven by the site, and we ha~e some mterest in it,• said Pat St. John, a s pokes- woman for the company, w h l c h already has a store just down the block, at 103 "At this point any --la]k~,~-.u.----· move is just rumor ... • -PAT ST. JOHN • E. 17th St. ·eut, we're waiting to hear back from the other party. So, at this point any talk of a move is just rumor." Some say Trader Joe's cunent location -which is wedged. in a sort of triangle bordered by 17th Str , Newport Boulevard. and Supenor Avenue -doesn't offer easy access and isn't clearly visi- ble from the street. 1be spot that was occupied by .Alpha Beta, at , 241 E. 17th, in the Hillgren Shop- ping Center, bas both better visi- bility and better access. But, if 1Tader Joe's moved into the center, it would find itself nght next to another gowmet food store, Mother's Market. Even though that store sells only heellth foods, having two gourmet food shops in the same center • SEE TRADER PAGE A18 Pet pilfered from pOpular store ~----------------------------------------------------------------------------------, • This week's abduction of a $550 feathered creature marks the third theft from Russo's Pets in a month. By Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot FASHION ISLAND -First a puppy wo.s picked up. Then a cat was carried away. And earlier this Jteek, a bird was bagged. The place is Russo's Pets, a Pashion Island store that has been targeted three times in one month -oy unknown thieves who slyly iteal the pets while customers are milling about but no one is look- ing. ----The latest victim was a month-old sun conure bi.rd with a yellow head, red chest and green body. The bird from Brazil wears a whopping price tag of $550, because they are hard to come by, and when they are young they have to be hand-fed, said store manager Beverly Dilday. The bird was last seen in a cage ~ 2:20 p.m . Monday, chirp- ing about with two other conure birds when a thief apparently Uiilatt:hed-ibe -cage, grabbed the little bird and escaped from the store undetected, according to Newport Beach police ~· It was about an hol11' latex. that employees discovered the rare bird was gone. "It was in the cage one minute, and m the next it wasn't,• Dilday said, then added sarcastically: •At least they were kind enough to close the cage so the others could- n't get out." A. 3-month-old Shih Tzu worth $600 was reportedly stolen Christmas Eve from the dog playpen in the center of Ole store, I I ' I I I I I I ' I I I I I l and on Dec. 26 a valuable Persian kitten was snatched ftom the cat window. Neither animal was ever 1 found and there. are no suspects 1 · in any of the three incidents, Oil-I day satd. I While pet theft is not new to I the store, this recent trio is closer • together than usual, Dilday said. I •SEE PILFERED PAGE A18 I \ ll I \ " \ \ I I I I I\ c I \I \ '\. I ( \ I ) I \ I I I Kevin Kee, 9, of Costa Mesa successfully spear-beaded the protest to bring back the Sir Issac U:me Otter Pop and was rewudecl for his efforts with 300 of the frozen treats as well u a full Mt of Ole-lnftat- able Otter Pop characters. MAAC MARll\I I OAl.Y,..OT Uctory comes/or a Gosta Mesajamily whose Otter Pop crusade convinces the company to keelJ.. Sir Isaac Lime in the ch.illy clan ~ I j I I I I > wylder I • • l ~--..... -----------! . ffiflter sale finds j some hot ~argains ,I I "" . .. .. .. T he Home and Garden Co. (645-4635) is having a three-d,ay winter sale beginning today. Owner Brlan Killelea has reduced the price on mahogany, pine and faux-fin- ished furnishings. Also included in the sale are bronzes, original art, mirroIS, Asian vases, antique pottery and patio furniture. The store will have special sale hours from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. through Saturday.· It's located at 369 E. 17th St. in Costa Mesa. POSH (640-8310) is having its semi-annual sale on selected fine men's clothing reduced up to 70%. Top brands on sale include Ike Behar, Robert Tal- bott, Patagonia, Southwick, -samuelsohn, Asllworlh: and'Bat- ry Bricken. The sale ends Jan. 31. It's located at Fashion Island, across from the Broadway/Neiman Marcus Courtyard. Von Hemert Interiors (642- 2050) is having a winter sale, and has marked down furniture 50% off. There are name brands on sale including Baker, Hickory White, Century, and Sligh; as well as lines from Europe. Von Hemert also offers free delivery, as long as it's no further than 50 miles from the store. It's located • in Costa Mesa at 1595 Newport BfVd. Paddle Power (675-1215) is bhving a special on F'9fiZY kayaks. The open-top kayak comes complete with paddle and backrest for $440. If you haven't yet been to Paddle Power the store can make anyone interest- ed in owning a kayak, and the sales staff are very helpful. It's located at 1500 W. Balboa Blvd. in Newport Beach. . Butideaux (640-1233) is hav- ing a floor sample clearance sale through Feb. 15. -Bastideaux has Orange County's finest selection of domestic and Euro- pean fabrics for upholstery and slip covered sofas and chairs,• says manager Melissa Barnes. The store also features custom handcrafted furnishings and accessories. There are showroom pieces in the store including armoires, slip covered sofas, chairs and tables. The store is located on the third level of the Atrium Court at Fashion Island A'Maree's (642-4423) is showing the collection of jewelry designer Cathy Waterman today from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Water- man's jewelry is done in 22 karat gold, platinum and diamonds, and she gets her inspiration by the beauty of nature. Her jewel- ry has been featured in Town and Country magazine and is sold nationwide. A'Maree's is located in Westcllff Court at 1649 Westcliff Dr. in Newport Beach. • llST IUYS appears Thursdays and ~Whether you're a merdwrt or a shopper. call me at ~1224, fl.IC me at 646-4170. Grass roots· Stephanie Gleason, 10 (above), works on a wood- en sbeU at Andenon Elementary School Wednes- day, as pie entire fifth-grade class ·partldpated ln Colonial Days. Below, Jaclde Amster, dressed ln Colonl.al attire, checks her Un platter. Lett. Bo Weidner paints clecoraUons on h1s wooden box. MARC MARTN I DAl.Y PILOT obituary Longtime Newport resident Kruse dies .,,J Jane E. Gunter Harding Kruse, a ,longtime resident of Newport Beach, Udo bile and Pacific Pal- isades, died Jan. 21 at her home in Brentwood. Mrs. Kruse was a founder of the Newport Beach Spastic Leamie and was 1l member ot the Orange County Philharmonic Society and Lido Isle Wo01~·s Cub. Born in Oklahoma, Mr$. Kruse moved to Los Ange1es as a teenager with her family. She was also affiliated with National Charity League, Repub- lican Women's Cub and Riviera Country Club, among other groups. She is swvived by sons Edward Harding ill, Richard Charles Harding and Geoffrey Gunter Harding; dAughter Teresa Jane Harding; grandchildren Vic- toria Ann Harding, Christina, Louise Wong Harding and Grace Lynn Harding; sister Mn. John B. Good1 and brother Charles W. Gunter. rvices are p annecf at '2::ro- p.m. Friday at Forest Lawn Glen- dale, Wee Kirk of the Heather Chapel. ·~!.l!llot VOL to. NO. 11 ed and given directly to Editor Wl"l•m l.Obdell. The same 24- houranswerlng set'Vlce may be UMd to record letters to the editor on eny tOplc. The Newport BNchr'Costa Mes.a Dally Piiot, P.O Box 1560, Costa Mesa. (A_ 92626. Copyrlght No news ston.s; lllustr.tJons, edtto- rt.I matter or advertisements herein can be reproduced with- out written permission. ~-.. ~ - • • /9 .. ~ • -•• L_(_•a.a...1ilt.JI .. • pressure buikflng. 11DIS ADOl\ESS OUr adchft h 330 W. hy St~ Com Mesa, C.llf. 92627. HOW TO BEACH us ~ The Times Orange Coonty (800) 252·9'41 .~ ~642-5678 oi,pay w..-121 ~ News 54().1224 Sports "2-43)0 News, 5portl , .. 646-4170 E~I: Fln71MP1odlgy.com MllltOf'lklt ---()ffQ 142~1 I"*-Fax 01·5902 .._........., ..... ~~MMli M • """"MlrrGr ~ ==.o • -Cilf, 01 ,.~,.,,. TOOAY WflOMCAST LOCATION SIZE Wedge 1-2w NMport 1·2 w la.dtles 1·2 w Rl'fw~ 1•2w ~ CdM 1·2W ..._. • Ant high 1:47 a.m. flPltlow ~ • .m. 1.5 SeicOfMI """ • 2:05......_ u 5-"811W ?.ap.m. u - CORPORATE . Corona ml .., resident 00.WW ... .... I cNlrman and chief ~ officer of Rockwelt, was awarded the I~_ Front a Center AINard on Jan. 1a during •eo11n Powell: Front a een-- ter.· IHll was selected ~ 31-member Front a Center Blue RI Committee. The .ward recognizes en lndMdual who has had the grMtest positive Impact on 0r-.eoumy. Britn Mutual has named ~-L. ~ I& M the cOmpany's vka ~t and prodUCtiOn rnlnaget. ffRler wit.,,,.• eacutlw In charge of io.n ~ llnd business deve._ opmant. In .tdltlon, he will coordinate the~ m.rtetlng nretegles. Founded In 1980, triers MUW.I spe- cializes In the oriOfnatlon, processing, closing and set'Vlc- lng of California multtfamlly loans. ~ ~=-=:i~"'Ys ~ the top 5" of Grubb I Ellis broken nation- wide . Veteran lnwst- ment broker IC-...Mth W •. .,__... Jolmlon• Joh.-W • of - Costa Mes.I. has recently joined Grubb a Ellis • • sen~ associate with the Investment properties division. Newport~,_..,.....,._ celll Johnsonhas been appointed agency of record for Uroheetth Systems. a medical devke manufacturer, and Gensla Laboratories. a ~J firm. fonythe Marcelli Johnson Is a full-wr- vlce advertising aget1(Y specializing In health care marketing communications; MILlTARY . Air Force Airman Sone . P. Sey• montryhas C uated from training at Ladc- land Air Force Base In San Anto- nio, Texas. He Is the son of Saykham and Khamoune Saya- montry of Costa Mesa.. "" . , R I •• Sone Sayamonby Dewtd .......... ... a 1972 gradu-m of Newport H..t>or High SChool, has been ~a vice ~t tech- nof.fgy and ~nu f.cturlng group. He Is plant man.- ager for Intel's Navy Petty Offl- largest w.fer fab.. ctr 3rd Class nc.aran fiCintyTn Rro R.ncho, NeWMeJc-t-.ftffi111te:-1. llllli•.~nd.Mau,.. ico. ra Williams of NeWport Beadl •nd a Intel. the world's largest chip maker, Is 1990 graduate of Corona del Mar High also a leading manufacturer of personal School, Is currently In the Adriatk Sea computer. networking and communic. serving aboard the amphibious ass.ult tion.s products. ship USS Wasp. Noga Is one of 3, 151 Sailors and The McAdams Group, Newport Beach-Marines aboard the ship supporting the based marketing, advertising and peace Implementation operations In the design agency, has recently named former Yugoslavia. Mllrdel Casten. Its associate creative director. Navy Sea~n Recruit '-M. c:oe. Newport Beach resident Jeffrey M. "-«I, an Industrial broker with the ANheim offtee of Grubb & Ellis, has "*'· son of Meri L Gephart of Newport Beach and graduate of Newport Harbor High School, recently completed U.S. Navy basic tr•ining. wedding NAGLE-YARDLEY Marilyn Yardley of Newport_ Beach and Thnothy Jame5 Nagle·, - of Huntington Beach exchanged'. wedding vows in Calvuy Chapel: : with a reception following at Big: , Canyon Country Club. , ' The bride is the daughter of:: Mr. and Mrs. George Yardley of,• Newport Beach and the grand-•: daughter of the late Dorothy:• Yardley. She is vice-principal at· : Calvary Chapel Junior High;• School. Her husband is the son of•: Mrs. John Thomas Nagle of:• Huntington Beach and the late• : Mr. Nagel. He is an agent for All-:• state Insurance. : After a honeymoon visit to • Maui, the couple are at home in : Santa Ana. •• . '· engagement MACKIE-MURRAY Doctors Gary and Carrie Mackie of Newport Beach have announced the engagement of their daughter, Penelope Sarah, to John George Murray of Frank:lln Lakes, N.J . They will be married April 27 in Grace Cathe- dral, San Francisco. The bride-elect is a graduate of Newport Harbor High School and the1Jnivemty of California at Berkeley. .. Mr. and Mrs. John Murray of franklin Lakes are the parents of her: future bridegroom. He ii a graduate of Bergen Catholic High School, St. Lawrence Univenlty, Canton. N.Y. and Wharton School of Business. • ~ . .. .. • .. • I An audience response that iS Unheard Of in these parts . A n astonilblng lh1ng hap- pened Sunday afternoon during the St. Petersbwy Philharmonic Orchestra's concert at the Perlorming Arts Center. It was an event unheard of in Orange County, a genuine Dabbergastment for local music lovers. My wile and 1 have been going to Philharmonic Society concerts ever since the audi- ence sat in the bleachers al the usually aromatic UCI gym. You always heard it then. And all through the butt-numb- ~g -but acoustically splendid - years as Santa Ana High School. we heard it. too. Likewise in the past decade of opulence at the Perlonning Arts Center. , This time it was different. What we didn't hear on this historic, wet Sunday afternoon was applause - in all the wrong places. In musical circles, applaud- .mg between movements of a 'classical piece is considered the , ultimate in bumpJdnship. It is 1he badge of the concert-going luck, oafish behaVior that, ·according to those in the Big :city, typifies therubes in ()range County. • I doubt the distinguished first- ·chair critic for the Tunes, Martin Bemheimer, has ever reviewed a classical-music event in Orange County without chortling at the waves <>.! a.PJ>}ause that sur_ged f.rom the audience, whenever an orchestra took a breather between movements. Alas, Bemheimer was not on hand Sunday and bis colleague, Daniel Carriaga, apparently did not notice the momentous event thtlt was transpiring all around him Applauding between move- ments is basically innocent and harmless. But it is simply not <lone in polite, knowledgeable concert-going society. I haven't the faintest idea why we can't show our appreciation and enjoyment if we want to, but that's the waY_ it is. ~· Q.--~-- .. < •.• 4 ·~ -- My best guess is applause interleres with the concentration and mood of the performers. The pauses between movements of those classical pieces are there to allow the musicians to wiggle their fingers and change gears for the next movement. Probably this is especially so when a soloist is performing, as was the case Sunday. A quite attractive young fiddler from New York City, Pamela Frank. did a smashing job with ~ Violin Concerto No. 1 in G Minor by Max Bruch. Not a single clap intruded on her concentration as she transit- ed from allegro moderato to adagio to allegro energico (and I cantell you that Frank was mo/to energetic!). After t6e intemussion, the St .. Petersbwyers and their conduc- tor, Mariss Jansons, tackled one of the great war-horses of mod- em dassi.cal mugc, Antonin Dvo- rak's •New Worlcr symphony. Such compositions have four movements, thus, three oppor- tunities for applause. Three openings for some rube in the audience to blow what was sounding like a perfect game. After Dvorak's final, hall- shaking note -one of dozens in this romp of a symphony -the audience exploded. Thrilled by the orchestra, the late Dvorak's composition ~d certainly by their own good manners, the music lovers burst into a tidal wave of cacophonous applause. They stood and they cheered until Maestro Jansons (who Will take over the Pittsburgh Sympho- ny next year) rewarded his new fans with a brief encore -a "Lol- lipop," as Sir Thomas Beecham called such bonus pieces. We tried for more, but the maestro led the huge orchestra off the stage and into three wait- ing buses. Sadly, none ot the vis- iting Russians had any idea of the, historic, applause-in-all-the- right-places event in which they had just participated. POOR VALENTIN You had to feel scme of Valentin Gah.rz.in's pain. I mean. here's a guy who packs his tuba - and travels nearly a gazillion miles from St Petersburg to Costa Mesa. And an for practically naught He could have phoned it in So far as I could tell, he was- n't even on stage for the open- er, Carl Maria von Weber's delightful overture to "Euryan- the." Nor was he called upon to help back Frank in her virtuo~o performance. My wile and I first noticed 1 Galuzin after the intermission, in· the back row on the far right. His tuba was bell-down on the floor. He crossed his hands on top ofthe"'hom, then put hlS"'Chih on top of them and sat there. Finally, toward the end of the second movement, Valentin wig- gled his lips and plugged them into the large tuba mouthpiece. Valentin GalUZlI) played sev- en drawn-out notes. Then he put his tuba down on the Uoor, crossed his hands on top of it and put his head down again. This time all the way down, eyes to the floor. It had been a tough day at the office. • FRED MARTIN'S column runs every Thursday and Saturday. ~· ·---~ ·---~ ·-----_,,, I ' ; KAYAW~D~ I AT WESTCUFF ~ . I t ;~S.ALEI ,ts 700i'( ,\·ou:-i\ i \fl((}( 0 OFF' li0/A'l1 IJ ~~ • ,ts • OA'!_J • 1036 IRVINE · 631-2996 ' Benefltln9. 01'8f9MOOd · Children • Foundation lli~P0~1_BE~ti -~ !l1Jfamples. of Savings ~= --~~~~~:::.::.:::;;::;,....:.:.....::...:..;.;.;........;~.;._~====:!:::= 2pc. Suft $1400 $178.SO . 2pc SUit $2000 $348.50 ' :ESCADA 2pc SUit $2800 $47&50 Jleftrd)IC 5pc9* THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1996 AJ • . . Barn brouhaha may not get council hearing • Residents opposed to construction of historic barn on Holiday Road must pay $400 to appeal Plan- ning CoII1mission decision . By Evan Henerson. Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -H resi- dents still hope to influence the rebuilding of a historic barn on Holiday Road, they will likely have to fork out $400 for an appeal hearing before the City Council. At the council's. last hearing Monday, Co'uncilman Tom Edwards asked the council to reView the Planning Commis- sion's ruling on the barn. The commission had earlier decided the barn, which would sit on Den- nis Holland's front yard, could encroach onto city property. Edwards said residents in the neighborhood sWl had some con- cerns -about the property line definitions. The councilman also wanted to know whether Hol- land, who spent 13 years build- ing a replica of a Revolutionary •1 wanted IOlne assurance• and 1 telt (the matter) at least aeserved a review ... • -TOM EDWARDS War Schooner in the front yard of his Costa Mesa home, would complete the barn "in a timely fashion." "I wanted some assurances and I felt (th& matter) at least deserved a review,• Edwards said Wednesday. But the council deadlocked on Edwards' request for a council bearing. Monday's 3-3 vote (may- or pro tem Jan Debay did not attend the meeting) meant that the planning commission's dea- sion stands. Edwards says be has not decided whether he will pW'Sue the matter any further. The issue could still get a council review if a resident files Your Source For Local News an ap~al by Feb. 1 and pafl the s.tOO fee. Ba~rt Way resi- dent Stuart Williams, who Mfl the barn would not fit the char· acter of the neighborhood,, said he ls trying to tind a way around the fee. • • Wil.liam.s, the project's chief opponent, said that property line definitions are not the only rea- sons why the city should halt con- struction of the barn. He wantl tlie opportunity to persuade the council to intervene. But city planners have said the city c~ot dictate what Holland does or does not build on his own pro}'.>erty. The council could only determine Holland's barn cannot . exceed the setback definitions. The state made Holland a gift , of the barn, which was part of the Buffalo Ranch building on the site of the Orange County Fair- grounds. The building was slated for demolition. Holland wants to rebuild the barn on his property and use it to store his collection of antique automobiles. 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D.J.1. AGENTS a BROKERS INC. . 7141435~70 800/385-5688 . A SPORTING CHANCE School athletes are treat- ed to an afternoon at Orange Coast College to inspire them to shoot for futures in college sports. By Julie Ross Cannon. Daily Pi/or COSTA MESA -Kristin Sand- berg wa.Ats to play softball when she goes to college. And volleyball. And soccer. And basketball And traclc. The 15-yea.r-old TeWinkle ' eighth-grader doesn't know what she'll end up playing when the time comes, but for now she wants to try everything. Knstlll and other TeWinkle Middle School student athletes were treated to a special look Ul.Side college athletics Wednes- day by Orange Coast College. The college used $e opportu- nity to plug its programs to prospective recruits, but stressed the importance of being a student first and an athlete second. "It's important for these chil- dren to understand that there is education after high school and that it's not expensive,• said school llbranan Mary Middle- ton. ·A lot of them don't know that.• As part of the program, OCC director of commuruty relations Jim Carnett and athletic director Barry Wallace met the students on campus after school and gave them a tow oJ tbe camous and athletic facilities. • The students visited the hand- ball courts, weight room. soccer field, tenrus courts, baseball field and football stadium. They also met sophomore basketball play- ers Matt Ambrose and Jamie Shine, who answered questions on what it's like to be a college athlete. DON LEACH I OAll.Y l'LOT Grtffln Crogan of TeWlnkle Middle School tries out a barbell at Orange Coast College weight room where he, and other athletes from the school, were given a tour of the college fadllUes. "How tall are you?" they asked for two years and shine.• Ambrose. (Answer: 6 feet, 6 inch-After the question and answer es.) session and tour, 1he kids were •Where do you want to go to treated to a pizza dinner and school after OCC?" (Portland watched the men's basketball State University on scholarship.) game and half of the women's. •ttow tall are you?" they asked Nancy Gardea, 14, said she ShiDe...{6 leeL llnch.l ._.. _ .l&amedaJ..at from tAA ~. "How do you stay in shape "I want to learn more about after the season's over?" (Lifts OCC," said the eighth-grader, weights, plays basketball.) who dreams of-attending Geor,ge- "Tbis really gives them '90me town University and playing bas- bait for the future,• said Te Winkle ketball. physical education teacher Judy "1 li.ke sports because it keeps Gibson. "(The kids) have the you in shape and it's not just experience and skill, but they about winning - it's fun.• don't often get seen by big schools. They can come to OCC SH 1.\PE-lTP ----------- NEWPORT The middle school and OCC also have field tI'ips and tours planned for TeWinkle students interested in other aspects of col- lege. 631-2332 ---------w"' fee. Open 5:30aln to 9:00pm briefly in the news CompuServe si~ on at Center Tower CcmpuServe -a company that provides on-line seivices, includ- ing business networking -will relocate its Southwest district offices to the Center Tower, locat- ed at 650 Town Center Drive. The Ohio-based firm recently signed a lease with the Offices of South Coast Plaza for mare than 11,000 square feet of space in the office building. •Tue location will allow us to have direct access to clients and prospects within a close proximity of Qur operation,• said Com- • puServe's Southwest district man- ager Peter Roth. OCC seeking Hall of Fame nominees Orange Coast College is look- ing for Hall of Fame Nominees through Feb. 15. The Hall of PaJDe honors former students who have goae on to achieve suc- ceu in av~ of fields. Nominees must have enrolled in their first OCC class no later than 1986. They are not required to be graduates. Nominations should be sent to Douglas Bennett, director of OCC's Foundation, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa, CA. 92628- 5005. Come plant a tree in Costa Mesa ReLeaf Costa Mesa }Vill host its first tree-planting event of the year on Feb. 3, from 8:30 to 1 ~ a .m . The group will plant 58 trees along 16th Place and Ogle Street on the East Side. And, tbe group has arranged a spedal appear- ance by Smokey the Bear. For more information or to vol- unteer, contact John DeWitt at 549-1175. . Quality Consignments Welcome By Appointment ~ ··;;~!~~f ii;~_"' EN'S LAST WEEK'S AD FOR THE LOW COST PET VACCINE CLINIC /JJ PET CAR£ COMMNY Contojned lncooed information We apologize for any inconvenience !hot this EIO'Of may hove caused THIS SATURDAY, JAHOAl'tf 27TH THE PET CARE CO. WIU HOlO THEIR LOW COST VACCINE CUN1C AT ... In Westdiff Pima ... at 17th & Irvine • NB 631-3623 ••••••••••••••••••• : Newport : : BEAUTY SUPPLY: ., CAirp~ & Drapery January Clearance ~ on AI,14 REMNANTS WESTCUFF FROM 9:30 -11:30 (714) 650-3520 .. ~ Orange County ~ tJ3ritfa{ Connections 'Prtst n ttd 61J • • ,I '· -~ The Horne & Garden Co. is proud to present a very special WINTER SALE Thurs. Jan. 25th thru Sat. Jan. 27 10am -7pm Owner Brian Killelea is offerng beautiful ma~~my, pine and .Jaux finished furnishings at Special Sale Prices. Also, nice accessories such as • fine bronz~, original art, mirrors, Asian vases and antique garden pottery and patio furniture. COME EARLY for the best~· Bring this invitation for a special 3 hOur pre-sale on ~.•••ir!o~......,· w~ Jan. 24th, 6:00 pm -9:00 pm . See You There! 50°/oOFF : den1 aloSllOil : • . ~~-. . ..... : :£ ............... ¥': ~zoom OFF~ : Entire Purchase : • Now Open SUndays from 11-4pm • ·EY~ludes Murad S Derrnologicol 8 A~ • • ' ~ 1131,qj • ••••••••••••••••••• • • • 3601 Jamboree Rd #8 N.B. • • 261~788 : • • Jamboree at Bristol • • • • Back Bay Court • .................. : HIGHEST QUALITY VACCINES COMPLIMENTARY "HEALTHY PET-EXAMINATIONS STATE LICENSED VETERINARIANS CAT SJ? DOG FVR+CP •••••••••• SS Rab ............. se Leukemla •••••••• s 12 DHLP+P ........ s 10 LAWN a GARDEN SERVICE . ·c ........ ~1;•1-'•:... ~O...F~~ ...... SERVING THE NEWPORT-MESA AREA FOR OVER 14 YEARS • RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL • THURSDAY. JAHUAAY 25, 1996 . Ui:'PER BAY WES1IA Y DEVELOPMENT Pl.AN volunteer di~ory • 1 ~NTINUED FROM A1 •And we're grading as careful. ly as we can. We've conducted biological studies to make sure we're not destroying anything of significance." Tilat doesn't mean, however1 that the project will carry Uuough Without a murmur of protest. Ever since plans for the park and nature center were first revealed, dpg walkers and equestrians have complained the new park's trail system will restrict access to the site. Tum.er and other project offi- cials say the county is still nearly two years away from completing the $2.5 million project. In addition to building the nature center. refurbishing the bike trails and conducting some minor street improvements, the county will sta· bilize some of the drainage swales -or barancas -which have eroded over the years. Pedestrian and , horse trails will be consolidated and volunteers will restock the area with native plants. Much of the funding for the project was in the now-dissolved county invesbnent pool. said Turn- er, who estimates that the county bankruptcy caused the project to lose 10%-15% of its funding and experience a delay of at least one year. • 11tl VOU#n'Hlt DMECTOlrf rum • o*lodially in the Dally Pt1o1. tf yOu'd like infonnatt0n on getting your orga· nizatlon llrted, c.116-42~321, Ext. 331. KIDS CANCER COHHECTK>H The Kids Ca.ncer Connection is dedi- cated to the t>motiona.l, educational and financial needs of child.ten affllcted with ca.n~r. Volunteers are nMded. For information, call 851-7774 SUSAN G. KOMEN BREAST CANCER FOUNDATION Volunteers a.re needed to a s1st tn a variety of prognuns Wltb the Orange County chapter. For more mfonnation, ca.11 480-5222 MAKE·A·WISH FOUNDATION Ma.ke·A·Wtsh foundation or Orange County, which makes WlShes come true for children Wltb l.J.fe-threatemng ill· nesses, eeks volunteers to occupy a vwety of p05luons For information, call Gilda, 476-9474 MARCH OF DIMES The March of Dimes office tn Costa Mesa ne.eds volunteers ror fund-rilliitng conuruttees, speaking opporturuties, occasional office work dfld help with bulk mailings. Por mfom1at1on, call 631-8700. .. MASTER CHORALE OF OC The performing arts orgaruzation needs volunteers for computer tnpul, ticketing, filing and hand.lmg phones For information, call 556-6262 MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY ASSOCIATION In all, the county will restore only about 15-20 of the park's 140 total acres dwing ,the initial phase of the work. Restoration of the remaining land will take place over time and will probably involve using vollinteers. A map of the cotlllty's proposed development of the Upper Bay. The Mllsrular Dystrophy Association of Orange County 1s tn need of volun- teers for support group ledders, pctcket stuffing, speoal event stdfftng. ofhc.e help, com counters, Spt'dkt>r'~ buri>au, etc For more information call 750- 1408 • Project officials hope to have the plan's designs complete by August to take to the county supervisors· for final approval. Turner hopes the nature center will be open by September or October of 1997. Even though the current work is only to create the new bike traft -an effort which the city of New- port Beach is co-funding -Frank Robinson says he is pleased that the land is finally getting proper attention. Robinson, one ot the city's leading environmentalists, hopes the new park and the nature center will soon be a reality. -unm<.e-some other City" rest- dents, Robinson says he doesn't mind the more restricted access for horses and dog-walkers. • 1 would have liked to exclude dogs. --horses and bicyclists alto- gether," Robinson said. ·sut such is life." When the nature center does open, it will signal a change of office for Nancy Bruland, the Newport Harbor Montessori Center • "Academic Excellence in Harmony with Young Lives" Preschool • Kindergarten Full Time • Part Time • Year Round Ages 2 to 6 • 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. • Education to prepare young hearts and minds for the challenge of life •Experienced. certified. Montessori teachers • Individualized academic instruction •Extensive extracurricular program (art, music.. computers. gymnastics. French & dance) • Hot lunches 650-3442 425 East 18th Strcer • Costa Mesa PLANTATION~~ seu1·rERS ~ At Factory Direct Prices I ChQice of 3~" or 4~" Louvers JANUARY SPE.CIA.L $ J 695SQ. FT. lNSTALLED • CHOICE OF FINISH • ALL HARDWOOD l county park ranger who is assigned to the Upper Bay. Bru- land will move from her Shellmak- er lshmd headquarters -to-"tire nature center. Volunteers who conduct tours and bikes for . the county and for the state Depart- ment of Fish and Game will also work out of the center. "There will be no water access from th.is end of the park," Bruland said. "The water activities will continue to leave from Shellinak- er." NEW DIRECTIONS FOR WOMEN INC. The non-profit recovel")-centE>r for adult women with ctkohol dnd otl1er cherrucaJ de.Pendenoes seeks volun- teers Crtll 54lJ.C)Q271)(>tween 10 cl m clnd b p.m or crtll Joy di 548-8754. StAt)' ouos~ BUY & SEU. USED CLOTHES, TOYS & ACCESOAIES, ETC. 2584 Newport Blvd. (•t Del M•r) Co•u Mesa l714J 831-7383 STOP P~\ \~I~G BILLS! CONSIDER BANKRUPTCY! • ey Day Filing •Slop Fmdolures,llRS • ~ IS •Keep $15,000 Cash • DllcxMn • Se Habia Espanol Slop "°" hmlsailg phone calsl MCINTOSH & PAnSON (714) 835-3587 eoo w. s.nta Ana atvc1., sutte a1 e, Santa Ana PllftTEfTIO\ 1'11011 fCtLtEfTlft\ FORTY CARROTS SOUTH COAST PLAZA lower level by Bulodt's SS6·9700 Fax SS6-9702 Tak•Out Available •Unique SOlads & Sandwiches • Great Hamburgers •Pasta • South of the Bonier Speciatttes • Vegetanan Delights • Chicken & Seafood Dishes .. r-----------, 1 BUY ONE DINNER -1 I RECBVE SECOND ONE I I OF EQUAL OR LESSER VALUE l I FREE I I &pm 1/19 /96 I I"" ""1d"" ""* ~ iscm,. "'r L--..!w..!'!2'~~---' ,.Ooer 50 Ytars of Fine. Quality" DRAPERY SALE! Custoni 'W'indow Treatnients NEWPORT IEA04 CONFllWKE NIO VISITOM' IUMAU • The Newport Beach Conlerenc"e and Visltors Bw-eau is d cated to the pro- motion or the oty to potentiAJ VISlt.orl. lf you have extetlSlve knowledg of New· port Beadl and would like to volunteer, call 7l2-t61t. NEWPORT BEACH ~IENDS OF THE UBRAJrf • The growmg Interest m the year-old Used Book Store In the Central Ltbra.ry has created a need for more volunteers to staff the rtore o.nd the work.room. where members categori%e and screen the condition of the books donated by the oommuruty VoluntM!rs must be membeIS or Fri.ends of the Library and are a.sked to work two three-hour mifts per month C4.ll vol· unteer coorc:hnator Hannah Flynn at 673-0419 or the bookstore at 759-9667 for more mtormation. NEWPORT COSTA MESA YMCA The Newport-Costa Ml!Sd YMCA needs a variety or general volunteoer help For mlonnabon or applications, call Rlta._.642·9990. OPERA PAOflC The Opera Pctofic Gwld Alli<lnce, a support group for Opera Paclf1c, has a wide range of act1Vlties for volunteers. For information, call 474-4488 OPERATION CLEAN SLATE Operation Clean Slate, ct Costa Mesa-based organu.ation that focuses on graffiti prevention, needs volunteers to paint out graffiti and for "other duties For more informal.ton cctU M1chdel Howard at 435-0745. ORANGE COAST INTERFAITH SHELTER The lnterfd.lth Shelter is thP largest fdffiily shelter Ill the county, housing feeding and counseling 20 fdnulles ddJ-' I)-The group needs \"Olunteers dnd d1<,- po!>able diapers For tnforrnabon, caU Jeff Reynolds, 631-7211 ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COUNOL Volunteers are needed for d vcmel) o un ons For irifonnation cdll lJJQ::- 11~9' OMNGI COUNTY HOMIUSS TMKFOAa 1be 0nmge County Hon 11 .. "'Allk Force is r.auiUDg vohmteen fOf tbe In faith Coundl ~ork to "WQrk one-on-on• with homelett edultl 1D • rrogram on buic life skilll Fur tntor- m.ati.Oo, call 2.S3·177'. • ORTON DYSUXIA SOCIETY ORAHGf COUNTY IMNCH TI1e Orton Dyslexia~ needi people to help tHch readJ.ng Sk:illl. work. on mailings And coordinate the adult group Por infonnation, call 999- 0118 between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. P£DIA11UC CANCER RESEAROt FOUNDATION PCRF Tlll5'S money to support Ou! 1 pedtatnc cancer research labOratory at. the Clu.ldren's Hospital of Orange It nef'ds voluhteers foi a vanety of du~ For mlollDdtlon. call the main office, 532-8692 REACH OUT FOR SENJORS: ProVlde compclDlonsb.ip and fnend· stup to isolated seniors in Newport Bedcb and Costa Mesa. 1\'aining and support are offered. Must be 18 or old-r er For more mlonndtion. ca.11 4'2-1000. SAVE OUR YOUTH The West Side Costa Mesa youth orgunuation is looking for volunteers to help create a positive alternative for people 12 to 23 yed.fS old. Volunteers - are needed to help in areas such a:; boxing. sports. health, fitness, aerobics rtnd rtC'rtdenuc tutonng For lnfo.rma.ti.on. cdU 548-3255 SOMEONE CARES SOUP KrTCHEN The Someone Cares Soup Kitchen neech food servers at the First United /\ 1ethodist Church in Costa Mesa or at the Red Commuruty Center For inlor· mdllon. cdll the soup kltchen, 646-8181~ betwi>en 8 cl m. dDd nooo . S.P.l.N. Servtng People m l"eed IS a Newport. Bede h non-profit group that serves the homeless Volunteers ctre greatly need· ed !or llldn)' areas For information on • any of ST>1 ·i. progr o o volunteer, cdll 7 57 -1456 CALL YOrR :\IC)THER .. and & . RABBITT INSURANCE S \ J..J 441 Old Newpon Blvd.• Newport Beach r <near Ho~ H°''flllah 631-7740 THE EARL'S BATH & KITCH[N REMODEL SP[Cl..\llSTS Ask For Remodel 40 Years Experience STATE UC. #217657 WEDOfTALU Visit Our Showroom 1526 Ne~ Btvd. (Btwn 16th lndusWll) COst.a Mesa Extensive Selection of Axtures, COfian. Mart>te. Tile, plus ••. 642-1753 WARNING! 't II I f'_, l I ' I I '. I ' , I £'-.L T'I"'() INSl Tl~~'-.~< :1:, We Specialize in FAMILY ACCOUNTS with Teen Drivers • Free Telephone Quotes • Absolutely No Broker or PollC'J Fees • Qual"ity Personalized Service • Family Owned Agency • Established in 'J 92 7 MERCURY INSURANCE CO. CRAIG BROWN INSURANCE (714} 760-1255 240 Newport Centw-Dr., 1122 • NIMpof't Beach., Fashion Island wa1mn HIA&.JH a MS110N :Your Ufe II In Your Hands• is an alMlay wamm., belllh ~tulday, ~ b,y St.~ Holpitla1 ln ~ With~. 1be free event will tab pllKllt m. 1 &.Ill. to 4 pm. at Noid5ttom. South Cout Plaza. A fathioa pre1entation ilnd ~ discussion will precede tbe fair anCl :II tree with a reeervation. Panelists will include: (pictured from Wt) ADllon Joyce, managing editor, Orange Coast Magazine, Janet Bat-man: fi.shion editor, nm.es Orange Co~; Rebecca Cobb Brown, reporter, Orange County NewsO:i•nnel; amt Lisa L~. fUhion and fitness writer, Orange Count)' Register. The event will begin at 8 a.m. with a continental breotfast followed by a discussion with Orange County's top fashion editors and then "SimplUying Your Wardrobe• by fAsbion consultant Unda Banting. For a morning fashion reservation call 850-3790 or for information, call 771-8999. TODAY . CONSULTING BUSINESS Orange Coast College will pre- sent a course on ·How to Start a Consulting Business" tonight from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m Registration fee is $39. For more information. call 432-5880. TENANT RITTNTION .Build.i,ng Owners and Man- agers Association Orange Coun- ty Chapter will hold its lunch meeting with motivational speaker Bonnie Dean discussing "Upsizing Tenant Retention in a Downsizing World" today begin- ning at 11 :30 a.m. at The Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd. in Newport Beach. The cost is $33 for members and $38 for .non-members. For more informa- tion or reservations, call 838- g96o. REPUBLICAN WOMEN Newport Harbor Republican Women will hold their luncheon meeting today at 11:30 a.m. at the ""'Balboa Bay Club, Bayside Room. 1221 West Coast Highway in Newport Beach. Chief of Police Bob McDonnell and Executive Officer Andy Gonis will address the topic of crime in our neighbor- hoods and what can be done about it. The cost is $17. For more information, call 837-0278. 8USINESS OPPORTUNITY 'The January Business Oppor- tunity BreaJdast presents motiva- tional speaker Alan IGevit who will SPeak on •How To Make Your Dreams Come "Ihle· today from 7 to 9 a.m. at the Sheraton Newport, 4545 MacArthur Blvd. in Newport Beach. The cost is $17 for members and $19 for non- members and includes breakfast. For more information, call 729- 4400. WOMEN IN MANAGEMENT Women in Management wel- comes Lee Reinke Bright who will speak on •How to Build a Busi- ness Relationship in Five Minutes ot Less" at their dinner meeting tonight at 6 p.m. at the Sheraton Newport, 4545 Mac Arthur Blvd. in Newport Beach. The cost is $35 and reservatio~~e<:ommend ed. For more information, call 838-1558. SUPER BOWL SUNDAY Try our fresh and delicious large rolls for super sandwiches. "' Our specialty breads (like our hot cheddar/ Jalapeno) are perfect for any occasion DELICIOUS• FRESH • NATURAL• HEALTHFUL Sunflour Natural Bakerv Open Daily 7am-6:30pm 427 E . I 7th St. - Costa Mesa • 646-1 44-0 Excellence In Wedding Photography ......... A (laf of milll·wadmbopi tnclllidiDg ... CUiiing, ID8Dicurel, .. , ... ., --·· 'ecNm .... men. Tbe ennt Is Priday from 8:30 a.m. to 2 pm. at tlMt COlte Mela Senior center, 695 w. 19tb St. ncketl are $1 fol memben and $2 for non-members. Por more information. Cell 6'5-2356. W!l>l*G WEEKIND Baines & Noble boeti author of •'Jbe Wedding Workbook.• Mar- lene Holloway as she signs her book and answers qµestions about planning the perfect wed- ding Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. and Saturday Cfnthia Munclulick, author of ·will You Many Me?• ' will.share touching and hwnorous stories of unique wedding propos- als from 2 to 4 p.m. Barnes & Noble is located at 953 Newport Center Drive in Newport Beach. Call 759-0982 for more informa- tion. WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP Women in Leadership hosts State Senator Lucy Killea at a lun- cheon at 11:30 a.m. at the Pacific Club, 4110 -MacArthur Blvd. in Newport Beach. The cost is $30 for members and $40 for non- members. Call 644-0278 for more information or reservations, SATURDAY ____ _....,._,,..,. WOMEN OF VISION "Courageous Women: Women at Risk, Women Taking Risks" is the theme of the second annual national conference for Women of Vision at the Sutton Place Hotel in Newport Beach Saturday from 5 to 9 p.m. More than 150 women from across the country will meet to hear about the needs of poor women and children around the world. Por.mo3 JntQIW4tion. call 547-9571. JACK JONES Popular singer and Grammy winner, Jack Jones will perform Saturday at 8 p.m. at Orange Coast College's Robert B. Moore Theatre, Fairview Road in Costa Mesa. Tickets are $20 in advance or $27 at the door. For more infor- mation, call 432-5880 . TREE SOOETY The annual meeting of the 1Tee Society of Orange County wm •,_. .... ._, 1rcma 2 '°' p_.a._ .a tbe ....,.n tlbnrf . .S Geldima. 2'47 E. ~.Higbway m eorcaa del Mar. Gumt speaker will be GeDn1 en., director ot Caltfoillia Releaf. Tbe ~ .ii free ot Cbaiv! and 9pell to the public. Por more information, call 879-1938. MUNT HELP USA Parent Help USA Will hold its Volunteer Orientation Meeting over noon tea Saturday at A Secret Affair Tea Room, 410 31st St. in Newport Beach. The tea will introduce volunteers to the Parent Help Center and provide informa- tion on the various volunteer opportunities. Donation is $12. For more information, call 673- 3717. SPEAKER'S BUREAU The American Cancer Society Speaker's Bureau one day train- ing cl.ass will be held Saturday from 8:15 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at St Joseph Hospital, 1100 W. Stewart Drive, orange. The program) teaches volunteers to present can- cer programs to corporatoions, schools and organizations. For more information, call 261-9446. SPANISH VOLUNTEERS The Child Abuse Prevention Center will train Spanish-speak- ing volunteers to act as parent aides Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 2482 Newport Blvd., Suite 1 .in Costa Mesa. Parents aides help Hispanic families where an incident of child abuse has occurred or is in danger of occur- ring. Call 122-1107 or 449-7888. MAJOR GIRS DINNER ADD MID MONEY CompWslvity is one trait com· mon to all age groups with Atten- tion Deficit Disorder. In adults, tb1s compulsivity can take the form of ovenpending or being a shopping addict. Presenter Joanie Heinemann will discuss ways to deal with this com~ulston Mon· day from 1 to 8:30 p.m. at 1200 Quail St., Suite 105 in NeWp<>rt Beach. The cost is $5. For more information; call 476-0991. TUBS DAY NEWPORT SISTER CJTY NeWJ)ort Beach Sister City Association will hold its annual meeting Tuesday from 3 to 6 p.m. at the Balboa Bay Club. Board members will be elected, past events in 1995 will be reviewed and future activities for 1996 are on the agenda. Call 720-1077. JESSE JAMES •Debunking the Jesse James Hoaxes" is the title of a free noon program Tuesday in the Friends Room of the Newport Beach Cen- tral Library, 1000 Avocado Blvd. in Newport Beach. Retired judge James R. Ross, the great grandson of Jesse James, will present the program, focusing on the exhwn- ing of his great grandfather's bones, along with truths and myths about the life of the famous outlaw. For more information, call 717-3801. Afl81 IOtOOI. sc:•Na Tbe BlaYlronmmtal Nature C8DW wlll be aftertDg the IOllow. lng clanes for ita WIDt.er Sesaton: Afternoon Naturalist. tor students in tst grade or older, will be on Tuesdays from 3:30 to 5 p.m. beginning Jan; 30 until Mar. S; Mommy & Me, for parents and toddlers 2 to 3 years old, will be held Wednesdays from 3:30 to 4:45 p.m. stuting Feb. 1 to Mar. 13; Nature Magic, for kinder- garten only, will be held on Thursdays from 1:30 to 3 p.m. Feb. 8 to Mar. 14. The cost for these classes is $55 for members and $60 for non-members. Por more inf onnation, call 645-8489. WEDNESDAY UFO DETECTOR The Mutual UFO Network of Orange County will bold a lecture on •How to Build a· $125 Million UFO Detector• Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Police Facility Auditorium, 99 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. The cost is $8. For more information, call 520-4836. WEST NEWPORT BEACH ASSOC. The West Newport Beach Association is holding its monthly meeting Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the Council Chambers at New- port Beach City Hall. 3300 New- port Blvd. This month's speaker will be Lt. Andy Gonis, night watch commander of Newport Beach Police Department. The public is invited. Young Leadership Division of th -------------------------· e Jewish Federation of Orange 1 County hosts its annual major 1 gifts dinner Saturday night. Di11-I ---- ----- ------- ------- 17th St. BEAUTY CENTER I ner includes guest speaker and I 1 -------------- --- entertainment. The YLD provide I · 1 Jewish singles and couples ages 1 'Juli dnola .dalon and !B~a.utJ .cluppfy 1 25 to 45, a platform to devel~o~-A,.J!':::::;;;~-'.:="".':'.::::~::-'.:-~-::=-=::O::=="'"""":'--:-~':!I and supporf the confin\iing n-15 % OFF · · .f for Jewish commitment, continu-I ity, education and leadership in I 1 the Jewish Community. For infor-I . .sndN Pr.tntJaaae mation, call 755-5555 ext. 551. 1 : PERSONA L TRAINERS WANTED Your clients · our gym! BODY TECH. 645-2354 our~prtcaareloirereban oar.....,·._...,, I I I ddudts Aveda. ~a Mind I valid w/ V3196 ·========::::::=-~;;,;;,;~~~;:.:;.;~;.;....----.....:..-----1, I 642-1717 I I I 1 283-D 17th Street, Costa Mesa (Ne:rt to Ro.u) 1 I Open 7 Days: M-F 10-8 Sat. 10-7 Sun. J J.6 1 Mak Those Patios & · Beautify Your Yard! · Entries Beautiful t .. Mixture of concrete&. brick Jim Jennings CUSTOM MASONRY 170 E. 17th St. • Suite 206 Costa Mesa (71:4) 645-8512 State Ucenae #392707 Let Jim Jennings install your complete yard hardscape. • Expert brick, block, stone, tile, slate & concrete work. • Can recommend q_ualiry designers • Quality worlc in Costa Mesa& Newport Beach since 1969. • Dramage problems? We solve chem. FARNSWORTH lANDSCAPE COMPANY 548-5132 Uc. IU1070 ~ice in thts aTftl. Our quality, creativity and ~let are unmatched. Together we will take care of all your landscape and masonry nttd&. • Landscape ~tgn • Stonework. Pat.Jos. & BB{bi • Water Falls. Pool & 5pa8 • Sprtnklcr Systems GLASSELL MASONRY COMPANY 434-7744 l.k·. •480443 1996 COSTA MESA • Uve and/or work in Costa Mesa MAN &WOMAN OF· THE YEAR Costa Mesa Chamber oteo~ ~Cally Pilot are pleased to announce-the 1996 Costa Mesa Man and Woman .. ofthe Year Award Luncheon. Application forms are now being accepted by the Chamber. To be selected, candidates must meet the following criteria: • lnvotvement tn various professk>nal, civic and charitable organizations for a considerable length of time • Demonstrate leadership In the community • Wefl·known in the community • Variety and merit of volunteer (not paid) • Services contributed to the community • Contri!Med to the betterment and growth of the community . • P.tMse submit aJI appllcatJons no later than 5 p.m., Jan. 29, 1996 to the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce 1835 Newport Blvd., Suite E-270, Costa Mesa, 92627; Attn: chairman 1996 Man and Woman of the Year ' ~..:,~~~nmNfltw.=.~::':=-:~ for ova _ __.._ ............... _ · 50 Ytars THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1996 A7 Joan and Donald Beall receive 'Front and Center HOnor' e orou Dttl Mar'• Don- ald Beall, Chairman and CEO of Rockwell Inter- national, WH joined Hy his wife, Joan, and son, Jeff,.as Cal State Fullerton President Milton Gm'tttlrt m>nore ea with the university's •Front and Center Honor" for 1996. Pilling the Arrowhead Pond of Anaheim, the dinner cele- bration highlights the strong university bOnd between busi- ness and community. Beall, a 1960 graduate of San Jose State, joined' Rockwell in 1968, becoming chairman in 1988. A committee of 31 local movers and shakers, including Gareth Chang, pr~sident of Hughes International, Bill Ross, vice includ~d Jack a.nd Belle Lindquist, The Honorable James and Robin Turner, Janet Peters, Bill and Doris Crosby, Ben and Dee Fryd- man, Bruce Lehman, Nie and Carol Pilger, ent an<I"'C'aro Wilken, Michael Meyers, Aidan Raney, Tom and Joy:ce Tucker, and Norm Wit. $72,000 raised for scholarship fund . The Hyatt Newporter was the setting for a Surtday evening soiree raising $72.000 for another scholarship fund. Colin Powell wasn't there, but a generous lot including Marc and Stephanie Horowitz and dinner chairs Laurie and Paul Nuss- baum of New- port Beach brought together over 200 locals ded- icated to the creation of the first co-educa- tional Jewish school in Orange Coun- president of Disneyland, and Leonard Dryer, presi- dent and CEO of Marie Cal- lendar's, orga- nized the massive event, inviting retired four. star general Colin Powell to address the Orange Coun- ty audience as keynote speaker of the b.w. cook ty. It's called Tarbut V'Torah, and plans are well underway for a evening. Sources report that Powell commands a staggering $60,000 speaker's fee. No wonder he doesn't want to run _ ior Pte~t. Whateyer the general charges. his appear- ance guaranteed a full pond, helping to raise over $300,000 to be ~ed for university scholarships at the Fullerton campus. The Newport-Mesa crowd supporting the a.ffair new campus to be built on a 10-acre site on Bonita Canyon Road. The ambitious $10-mil- lion-dollar campaign calls for ground breaking in July of t11l's year;-witb comptetton - slated for the opening of school year in the fall of 1997. TVT, which currently is located at The Jewish Federa- tion Campus in Costa Mesa, serves 145 students in K RABIES SPl~CIAl .. $. $. s 7 $14 PllO(dl \ lf '' ' I Tarbut V'Torah fund-raiser co-chairs Paul and Laurie Nussbaum (left) and Stephanie and.Marc Horwitz (left). Joan and Donald Beall flank General Colin Powell. The Bealll received Cal State University's "Front and Center Honor.,. cated to academic excellence in secular education within the auspices of Jewish tradi- tion. through eighth grade. The new school, open to all, will serve 500 students, K through 12. •The new school is designed as a campus consist- ing of individual learning vil- lages with computer common areas clustered by grade lev- els,• said Joel Kuperberg, president of TVT. •p1ans call for a technology center, which will include computers, access to The Internet, two science labs, and an art lab. •The school will have a large library, sanctuary, audi- torium, cafeteria, soccer field, basketball courts, tennis courts, and ultimatE!!Y, a gym- nas1 um-. • added Kuperberg. - Dinner co-chair, Paul Nuss- baum, recently served as a key volunteer to William Popejoy, assisting in county bankruptcy business. Others in attendance included Jodi and Martin Greenbaum. Blos- som Siegel, Gerald Werksman, Ed Cushman. Joe Baim and Lou Weiss. Tarbut V' Torah is an independent, non-affiliated community day school dedi- • B.W. 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Korean, Persian and Spanish Legal Assisting Math Political Science Purchasing S~ech .., • 2 WEDQJNG WISDOM: • Meet Marlene Holloway, author of •'J'he Wedding Workbook,• 1-9 p .m. Friday. Cynthia Munchnick, author of •will You Marry Me?• will share stories of wedding pro- posals 2-4 p.m. Saturday. Barnes & Noble Bookstore, 953 Newport Center Drive, ·Newport Beach. 759-0982. 3 JACK JONES: The pop- ular singer brings his Grammy-winning voice to Orange Coast College at 8 p.m. Saturday. Tickets: $20 in advance, $27 at the door. Information: 432-5880. 4 CLASSICAL SESSION: John and Kay Brown will hosla cl.as~musical~ at their home from 2:30 to 6 p.m. Sunday. Performers and listeners with classical inter- ests are invited to participate. The event is sponsored by Orange County Mensa. Infor- mation or reservations: 898- 9099. 5 'BALLADOF YA CHIYO': Playwright ' Philip Kan Gotanda's sto- ry of the tragic life of a young girl continues through Feb. 11 at South Coast Repertory. Information: 957-4033. cm ~u ou· • BREAKFAST • LUNCH •SPECIALTY COFFEES• • WATIRFRONT DINING • OPEN DAILY 7AM-4PM • 723-0616 . 634 UDO PARK DRIVE NEWPORT BEACH WJIAl.BW~ ,,. .,..... W'Nftilort .... dilw .... wfiale ., . .,:-~·=·=--=="~-...... n' 1•••t1ae ~ rif Alia I a.m. and 1·.....-•aturct.111 1 p.m. oi ... ...,. 115 •• adults. ltO fer cblldm'.l. lnfor- mattaa: .. a..,s. 7 US8D MOK SAUi: The Newpost Beech Priends ol lbe ~ii holding • used boot Sale tbi:ougb Sunday in the Priends Room of the Central Ubrary, 1000 Avocado Ave. in Newport Beach. Hours: today, 10 a.m.- 7 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sunday, 1-4 p.m. Prices begin at 50 cents. 8THE SPIRAL: Is the theme •ne Spiral Exhi- bition,. a multi-media exhibition featured at the annual f aculcy art exhibition in the Orange Coast College Art Gallery. The exhibit runs through Feb. 1. gnlE MAN, THE MYIH: •Debunking the Jesse James Hoaxes• is the tiUe of a free noon progTam Tuesday in the Friends Room of the Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Blvd. Retired judge James R. Ross, the great grandson of James, will focus on the exhuming of 1'Us greiit grandtatber's bones, along with truths and myths about the life of the famous outlaw. Information: 717- 3801. • 1 OIMOGEN CUNNINGHAM: The artist's works, including the well-known images of "Magnolia Blos- som," •Two Callas" and "lfiangles, • will be on exhib- it at the Susan Spiritus Gallery through Feb. 4 1870 H~rbor Blvd. in Costa Mesa. T he Cat in the Hat has come back -on CD- . ROM -as Dr. Seuss' books get a high-tech pre-• · nuere at the ongoing exhibi· Uon of the famed author's ' works at South Coast Plaza. TIUed •seuss is Loose! - Original Drawings from Pour Classics," the exhibition 6t Laguna Art Gallery's satellite at the mall runs until May 5. The show profiles four cele- brated Dr. Seuss books -"The Cat in the Hat Comes Back," "Horton Hears a Who,• •Hap- py Birthday to You,• and "How the Grinch Stole Christ- mas." The computer terminals displaying the new Seuss CD- ROMS were donated by the San Francisco-based Living Books, which is sponsoring the exhibit. Children can see their favorite Seuss characters come to life on screen, inter- act with them using the key- boards and even sing along to the music. "I like the program because it has all these pages, like a book,• said 4-year-old Kelsey Godfrey, of Costa Mesa. "Plus 1 can sing with it -I like d_oi129. the 'AB Cs'~ The program also displays numerous drawings and ani- mation eels -hand-painted celluloid frames from an llDi- mated scene -from the four Seuss books and cartoons. The drawings by Seuss were contributed by the Mandeville Special Collections Library at UC San Diego. Animation eels by artist and Corona del Mar resident Chuck Jones are also on display. The eels are on . loan from Jones' Gallery and Showroom in Corona del Mar. Margaret'Maynard, the ~ SIR RQGER.S~ LTD, tlCI 3 a.. Breakfast ~~:00 a.m. -10:30 ~:-· ~ ~ Serving Fresh Oven ted Turkey & " ef" 0 • ~ ~ Complete San · c'h Menu & Sal ~arty Trayi • 3..S ft. Lang S~marine S • 8 . Y' Great Sile · bn of sed Books s • iii 5 270 & 17'JHS'I': #f.; CosrA MEsA • "" C2 (71'4,64 -2252 c:: 0 8 c.J 52 Ci M -F: 7:00 a.m. -6:00 .m. • Sat -Sun: 7:00 a.m. -4:00 .m. 0 ,.. Zl1lllU .NUT DOOB wm•OJNnt-•.,.........s~ • ....,..,~ .... fol .... s -P~H~q~ -PAJITY BEGINS AT 2:30 - BBQ BUFFET AVAILABLE ALL DAY Admission SlO DRINK SPECIALS Durin The Game! all KAlSUYA RAINONE/ DAllV r The .. Seuss is Loose .. exhibit runs through May 5 at Laguna Art Museum in South Coast Plaza. museum's curator, said the exhibit has been hugely s uc- cessful. HTbe show was designed for families with children," .Mavn.ar.d w4 ... We rit it together with the idea of showcasing some of Dr. Seuss's most famous drawings from the 1950s, which is when be started a publishing com- pany with Random House called 'Beginner Books'. H •During the first six weeks of the show, we had about 30,000 people come to see it," Maynard said. The museum has been effectively decorated to bring the history of Seuss' animated world ,to life. The walls have been palnfed in boIQ, primary ~-----------~-------------, I I I F.Y.I. I I I I I : + wHA~ "Seuss Is Loose!" l 1 + WHERE: Laguna Art • LGalle~Uite at~ -1 i Coast Plaza, near the : : carousel Court entrance. . : : +WHEN: 10 a.m.-9 p.m. : • Monday-Friday; 10 a.m.-7 : : p.m. Saturday; 11 a.m.-6:30 1 : p.m. Sunday. : : +HOW MUOt: Free : : + MORE INFO: 662-3366 : I I L-------------------------~ colors, and foam-board cµt- outs of such cartoon staples as flower-pots and umbrella- holders accentuate the origi- nal displays. The museum even bas a "Voomroom," where children enter through a steeply angled -{lrcbway into a cubb~ - hole painted in blue and white, billowy clouds. The room is fwnished with tiny orange cl\filts and, of course, lots of Dr. Seuss books. Dr. Seuss was born Theodor Seuss Geisel in 1904. In 1955, Seuss was handed d list of 225 words by William Spaulding, head of Houghton , Mifflin Publishing's education division, and told to write a book u sing only those words The result was "The Cat in the Hat,• one of the most popular children's books ever written. Seuss capitalized on the instant fame the book brought him by launching Beginner Books. • ·-.:-·e_:: -THUftSOAY, JANUARY 2S. 1996 l . ·~-t Perf onning Arts. Ceiiter Casts an eye toward expansioii dining news No target dates have been set or financial figures dis- cussed, but the center's Facilities Expansion Committee has its !Jlarching orders. By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -The first 10 yea rs are history and the Orange County Performing Arts Center has greatly 1 e,cceeded its audience's : expectations, said center administrators at the facility's , annual board meeting Tues- 1 day. In 19g'5, The Center logged , record attendance and perfor- ' mance totals and watched its , endowment fund reach $12.3 :million. • Now the real work begins. : Which means casting an eye : toward 'expansion. , No target dates have been : set or financial figures dis- 1 cussed, but the center's Facili- : ties Expansion Committee has tits marching orders. By resolu- 1 lion of its board of directors, : the committee is to "move with deliberate speed in exploring alternatives to meet Orange County's demand for the performing arts by creat- ing additional capacity at The Center." . ~ Translation: Build the seats and audiences will come. And increase. According to president Tom Tomlinson, the Orange County Performing Arts Center is operating at 160% capacity1 ba$ed on the number of perj formance days The Center can supply (Performances took plac.e on 300 of 365 days in 1995). Since The C~nter needs "down days" to take care of maintenance, adding perfor- mance days is not an option, Tomlinson said. "We are, in effect, the vic- tims of our own success," Tom- linson said at Tuesday night's board meeting, "and today are seriously limited in our capac- ity for delivering any other kind·of programming." With competition from other venues such as the Music Cen- *We are, m eltect, the vlcUma otour own succeBB ... and today are serl- ously lhriilea ~ our ~pacity for delivering any other kirid of programming••• II -Tot.' TOMLINSON • ter in Los Angeles and per- forming arts centers in Cerri- tos and Escondido, The Center has no choice but to find a way to expand its facilities, Tomlin- son said. •1t se~s clear that to even maintain our standing in the community as the preeminent force in performing arts, we need to grow,~ he said. And that will take both time and considerable research, center officials say. A marketing survey under- taken by the Connecticut- based AMS Planning and Research firm compared Orange County's arts patrons to those in the cities of Seattle, Washington and Minneapo- lis/St. Paul, Minnesota. Research studies indicate that Orange County residents attend arts performance 2-5 times more often than theLT counterparts in Seattle and Minneapolis, said Tomlinson. But those cities have more seats per thousand members of the cities' population, the studies show. ' Center administrators have talked lnf ormally about expanding the facilities for several years, said center spokesman Greg Patterson. But when the state of Califor- nia plunged into a recession, plans were placed on bold. ·But now with the improve- ment of the economy, a signif- icant growth in our audience and growth in the appetite of the market, there's clearly a need· for additional facilities,• Patterson said. ·we have no date to put a shovel in the ground, but - these are significant steps in the process of building new buildings.• According to Patterson, an ideal spot for new facilities would be land adjacent to the current building wh ich The Center owns. But no site has been finalized, he said Carmelo says ciao to J erry Kobrin Amqng the m any friends who weathered .the rain last ~sday evenmg to attend the memorial of the late Jer- ry Kobrin was a con ti- nental looking guy. Good looking, tan, smoked glasses, with a stunning blonde at his side. They are the owners of Carme .. Io's Rbtorante, Carmelo Manto and his wife, Jod)"., who had come to say goodbye to ~eir longtime good friend. Jerry and his son, Jeff. were annual visitors at the Manto home on Thanksgiving. Ivan Calderon, congratulations! Civic Playhouse's 'Crazy for You' neither an oldie nor a goodie It seems like an even t out of a Jimmy Stewart movie -nice guy wins - mce guy recognized by peers. Ivan Calderon has been elected to Costa Mesa's Chamber of Com- merce. I guess we ought to be congratulating the chamber for snagging this fine man. Calderon and his family also own restaurants m Fullerton and Mission Viejo, serv- ing the same first-class food that he does on 19th Street m Costa Mesa. By Tom Trtus, Daily Pilot I c razy for You,· the current attraction at the Costa Mesa Civic ... r-------------------------, I I : F.Y.I. : I I : + WllA~ •crazy for You• : : +WHERE: Costa Mesa Civic : -Playhouse, is billed as a • •new" Gershwin musical, which is a bit mind-boggling. since the legendary composer George Gershwin died in 1937. ~ Pl~use 661 Hamilton. ~ I Costa-Mesa -I : + WHEN: 8 p.m. Thursday-: : Saturday; 2 p.m. Sunday. : : Through Feb. 18. : : +HOW MUOt: $15 : l + MORE INF&. 650-5269 : I ' I • I It's Gershwin's music, all right, with such modern clas- sics as uBidin' My Time," •1 Got Rhythm," "Someone to Watch Over Me,• "Embrace- able You • and "But Not for Me· included in the bum-able score. But they're intertwined with a Ken Ludwig book that's hokier than anything MGM produced with Gersh- win's backing in the 1940s. Ludwig is no hack -his "Lend Me a Tenor" at the I · I ~-------------------------~ Newport Theatre Arts Center was one of the funniest local shows of last year -but in attempting to recreate the spirit of the old Judy Garland- Mickey Rooney musicals, he wades up to his ears in com . The plot, presumably inspired by the old flick •Girl Crazy,• is st,agriant at best, and what passes tor gags is juvenile insult humor. famous for our ... Light Cuisine recipes prepared lean on calories, but not flavor. Cilantro-Lime Salad • Light Tostada •Chicken Tomatil/o Tacos • Light Enchiladas • Frijolts Fresco -(Frtsh not refried) w,810 rt2~:-i~ I limit 2 ~pie per coupon I Newpon Beach 675-6855 Costa Mesa 642-11 42 I f.or lieht ro!Jft only. I 7tlaysa Wttk L Expitts 1·31 ·96 .J --- '.I H \ J \ L u N I \ r, I 1 n l Y f} I n IU J\ 1 N if! l I IN'- , ,' I ' I , ~ ' , I I I ' ' / 1 I t \ r , ' 1 '' , ' I ' ' : Additionally, the show is a technical nightmare, with full- blown. interminable set changes that slow the already lagging pace. Director Larry Walts .ha,s_Jack!ed...th is hasical-_ ly unstagable project with vigor, including some e labo- rate costume designing (with Tom Phillips), but the rewards are few. The bes t performances of ·crazy for You " are given by the four chorus girls -Lynette Devereaux, Amanda Murphy, Melani~ Wong and Yazmily Beato -who inject the s how with glitter and pizzazz. Choreographed by Nicole Peek (who also plays the female lead), they're an eye- catching ~ssortment. Jesse Swimm turn·s in an energetic performance 'in the central role of a young, stage- struck banker attempting to save a rustic theater. As the local gal who captures his heart, Peek 1s charming. but lacks the effervescence her Garland-like character <lemands, 1-k>-r sin~f\9 v~-i• pleasant, but often oversoft. Pleasant also, unfortunate- ly, describes the villain, ami- ably enacted by Scott Ruiz. Adnana Sanchez has some nice, stinging moments as Swimm's jilted fiancee, and Nann Brown is softly com- manding as his wheelcha1r- bound mother. Christopher Spencer and Sherry Domerego lighten things further as a British tourist couple, w hile Todd Weldon capably sends up the contmehtal director cliche Timothy Roberts, Ruben Rodriquez Jr., Mark Casares, Ken Donovan and Armand SCOR·E BIG WITH NEWPORT RIB CO. PARTY PACKS! PIG PAK Feeds 6 to 7 0~.._~ $43.95 HOG PAK Feeds 8 to 10 0~.._~ $55.95 Party Paks lnchJde: Baby Bad< Rlbs.r.Bar-8-0ued Ctlcilen S/Jced Bnsket, Lousiw Hot ~e. Cole Slaw, Bar-8-0ued oecwis. Ccm Bread. 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SHEM10N NEWPml' llACH QASSICAL MM SIS9lN Reefwalker Lounge featutes a John and X.W Brown wll boll a copiedy room bolted by BrYan K. daeelcal IDUllWe at their biciiDe Pinner and ~ WelMDberg Sunday fJcm 2:30 to 6 p.m. Jtw. every first and third Friday. 4'5'5 fonnen ad Hsteaen wttb cJalllml MacArthur Blvd., N~ Beach. interelts are invited to~. 833~570-~~~---....::.__~~~:Mliit.-¥iolilmt,...tela.cs-ucH9Y-""tl DANCE AUomoNS Auditions will be conducted beginning at noon on Friday for Orange Coast College's perform- ing dance ensemble, Danc'n Etc. The company, which performs the latest contemporary styles includ- ing hip-hop, jazz, ballet and mod-em. is looking for singers, dancers and actors. The ensemble is geared for intermediate to advanced-level performers. Infor- mation: 432-5506. er41 pjanilts are scheduled to per· form. lbe event is spollsOred by Orange O>unty Mensa. For more information or reservations, call 898-9099. GAlAXY lltEATI:R Ben Harper, August Buinlng and Dial 7 will play at 8 p.m. Saturday. 1lck.ets are $15. On Tuesday, Lisa. Loeb and Nine Stories play at 8 p.m. nckets are $13.50. Galaxy Concert Hotline: 957-1133. SINGLES._.,....._.,_,.__, CHRISTIAN SINGLES Christian Singles will hold a coun- try western and swing dance Mon- day at the Newport Beach Public Golf Course, Tea Room Restau- rant, 3100 Irvine Ave. Progressive dinner and dance cost is $10 or $5 for dance only. For more informa- tion, call 375-0400. SPECIAL , Beyond C)'berspa.ce" a.t 12:30 p .m. Saturday, followed by a virtual reality party at 1 p.m. Planet Holly- wood, 1641 W. Sunflower. Infor- mation: 434-7827. ACTING WORKSHOP Hoaxes" is at noon Tuesday. Free. Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. Information: 644-3150. 'DON QUIXOTE' LECTURE Presented by retired OCC history professor Henry S. Pa.nian 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Information: 432- 5880. . STAGE LEOHTIEFF'S WATERFRONT O.UB Sunset Jazz Band with Vera Kennedy every Saturday, 8 p.m .- midnigbl 3101 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach, 631-9999. BARNES & NOBLE/NEWPORT Barnes & Noble welcOmes author of ·The Wedding Workbook," Marlene Holloway as she signs her book and answers questions about planning the perfect wedding Fri- day from 7 to 9 p.m. and Saturday Cynthia Munchnick, author of ·will You Marry Me?" will share touching and humorous stories of wedding proposals from 2 to 4 p.m . Barnes & Noble is located at 953 Newport Center Drive in Newport Beach. Call 759-0982 for more information. BARNES & NOBLE/TRJANGLE ~QOAA£- WHALE WATCHING A four-part acting workshop for The Pilgrim of Newport offers individuals interested in 1V com- three-hour whale watching cruises mercial.s will be held on Tu€Sdays with a docent providing the bio-beginning Jan. 30 ~ 7 to 9:30 logical information on the whale's p.m. at Orange Coast Community migration. The ship is a full-scale College. Registration is $59 plus a replica of those used during the $4 material fee payable in the Revolutionary War. At 9 a.m. and 1 workshop. Information: 432-5880. 'CRAZY FOR YOU' p .m. on Sa~ and l_p~ on JESSEJAMEY.Hn.LD..f ~·Q~""f!'crY$U,• ~ mu:!r..:l~me-LOCAL {i.ltOlJNOS Howie Klausner performs clas- sic/current acoustic rock from 8 to 10 p.m. tonight; classical guitarist Joseph Yashar plays from 8 to 11 p.m. Friday; Andy Duncan plays original/classic rock from 8 to 10 p.m. Sunday. 3007 E. Coast High· way, Corona del Mar, 675-2800. SHARK CLUB House, funk and hip-hop, Thurs- day-Saturday, 10 p.m.-3 a .m . Recorded progressive music and Author Patty Paul will discuss and sign her new book •A New Spiri- tuality: Beyond Religion" Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. at Barnes & Noble, 1870 Harbor Blvd. in Costa Mesa. Inforniation: 631-0614. MUSIC JACK JONES SINGS Popular singer, Jack Jones brings his Grammy-winning voice to • Authentic Sushi Bar • Elegant Dining Room • Lunch Buffet • Complete Bar Sundays. The cost is $15 for adults I "Debunking the Jesse James I dy with music and lyrics by and $10 for children. Information: 642-4875. PLANET HOLLYWOOD Austin and Trevor O'Brien will present Austin's outfit from the movie •Lawnmower Man 2: Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A =FRIP-TG~O Crisploml Celery 25«ea. ............ , FAnllll M' .,.. -PMt I (Pl) •.-.um .... ,,., 1u:rs~ IF ti •uiB'CN-11l 12~1(tt) llllUUYCPll FROM IUlll TU "DAWlt (I) IOOf ... (N) ....... "', OCEAN RANCH ~" ,., ,,. "" r,u. Dt a ... LICU-l ~!CUil • "~· UJ ·~ George and Ira Gershwin will be at the Costa Mesa Playhouse, 661 Hamilton St. through Feb. 18. Show times: Thursday through Saturday at 8 p.m, and Sunday at 2 p .m. Tickets: $15. Information: 650-5269. AUDITlONS Auditions for Orange Coast Col- lege's production of Scott Mc Pher- son's comedy, "Marvin's Room,• will be held from 6 to 9 p.m. too.ight-l.n.-QCC'£-Ilrama-,!.ab,_ ~. atre. Information: 432-5640. CERRITOS 7 O a· ,. •• • ... c .• ·"' IJ • • ~ '" & 11a ILi • CERRITOS • 13101 •0J tUJ /'11 ~n OJ>b ....... ;(A. ----cu . 11 m~:nJ I 0. ;:! I fATIU Of~ ~All 2 (PC) EYE NI M EYE Ill --~--hDllMlll!i . ......(PC.11) •· MGLLAmrS OPUI (Pl) DUD 11A11 WALi• (II) EYE F• M EYE~) MM.l.Y(NI . FROlll -TU UWI {I) DUI llAll WALi• CW) ... ,(I) , THURSDAY. W.UAAY 25, 1"6 in first~class surrOunditigs at s<lpOri DONUAOi/ DAILY PllOT By Marla Bird, Daily Pilot ~9d~ Bay~lde • ~Drive m front of the U Promontory Point apart- ment complex in 1989 -not exactly perfect timing. Actual- ~. it was more like a leap into 17J,e pool just before the eco- ~mic waters went dry. Yet, because of the quality :al both a skillful kitchen crew llnd on-site management, 'Sapon m.ade 1l through those tough first years. It thrives today in its spot at the south- side of Bayside's convenience mall, facing the afternoon su:\;-a&-epprnprlate a.dtUtfon · to the upscale neighborhood. From Coast Highway, make a quick tum on Bayside to Sapori where pastas, soups, pizzas and salads are served in an unusually pleasant din- ing room and on a sunny patio. ·Enjoy moderate prices (pizza, $6.95) in first-class surroundings and an interest- ing menu. Scents of tarragon, shallots, oregano and garlic mixed. with oven smells of baking bread are as good a welcome Cis 1 can thm'k of. Anait'S nTce to see all of this with snowy white linens on tables and smart marine-blue accents, inside and out. The place bas style. Owner Sal Maniaci says with a wry smile, "We haven't raised Sapori's prices in five years, in fact, some, we low- ered. We think our Sapori is a chic restaurant, with fine food, reasonable prices.• We are very pleased to announce the mer~in~ of ..... .Gooin~ Chiropractic Your Health ... Our Concern Call Today (714) 556-9188 For Complete Exam & X-Rays Ufnecessary)/01 Otdy $59.95 125 E. Balzer, Suite I oo-W Costa Mesa. CA 92626 .. To~ther web~ 37 years of Practice Experience to service your Chiropractic needs & help you reach your ~reatest physical endeavors" -Dr. Roben 8a~er Maniaci still is the maestro when it comes to baking breads, including_ their _yum- my focaccia. As we sat down O!le gor- geous day, we saw several tables of guys catching some rays and waiting for lunch with their shtrts open and their ties slung over the shoulders of their Armam- slyle suits. On the feminine side, there were women in tennis shorts, pants and smart dresses. At lunch, a dining chum ordered carpacc10 di bue, raw, briny broth, bnnging a wealth paper-thin slices of tenderloin of flavors to the fortunate din- of beef ($5 95) served 1ust the ers. Maruaci supervises this way she likes it -with lemon, production himself Definitely oil and Parmesan cheese. We worth checkirig out There are were pleased with the price, also chicken, veal and steak taste and freshness. offered, the filet of beef ten- We ~vided a juicy, sliced derloiri tops out the menu at --!.i.c.i::Ll.-'rv.u.Ju...:.i.U.0.¥.t:.&.l.-LAU.u&:;:a.a.LL-:.._..+~l..Q, 7,5, cheese on its ghstening sur-Pizzas ($6.95-$8.95) from face. This swanky, cosmopoli-the noon menu include pizza tan classic of Northern· Italy Margherita with tomato, JDOZ· makes a wonderful beginning. zarella and basil (the most Later, we shared a plate of popular), but taste their pizza mixed grilled vegetables with roasted peppers and ($5.95), sliced paper-thin and grilled eggplant for a treat. grilled lightly, ,.-------------------------, Sapori has a they tasted 1 t! 1 like heaven's 1 F.Y.I. .re.spec u way version of diet l with vegeta- food. Japan-: +WHAT: Saporl, Northern bles. • Italian Cuisine Sapori has a ese eggplant, + ~ 1080 Bayside Ori-hsting of three red, green ve, Newport BeaCh meritage red and yellow +WHEN: Open weekdays wines, a nice peppers, gar-from 11 :30; open Saturdays l selection of lie and herbs and Sundays at 4:30 p.m. 1 California handled so + c--Mod 1 ~" erate • cabemet sauvi-delicately that + --..e. t:.AA A220 • r~ ~ •, gnon and mer-the plate looked like a 1 lot, and a big still-life paint---------------------------' list of chardon- ing, but the taste, ah, bellissi-I nay and fume blanc, the ma! majority pnced $25 and At dinner time, Sapon under serve~ a classic Northern Ital-ltahan wines comprise 40% ian dish, as an dnllpasll, vitel-of the choices Pmot grigio is lo tonnato alla P1edmontese, here from $19 95 to $29.95. (thinly sliced veal withtuna Valpohcella at $18.00 and sas- and a sauce of ground capers, sica1a tenuta at $95 are the oil, and herbs). It sounds price boundanes of the Italian wetrd if you have never tried reds. it, but it is one of Italy's most This restaurant still isn't memorable dishes and it's a enjoying the acclaim it pleasure to see it offered on deserves because so many the dinner menu for $6. 7 5. think Sapori is a Japanese Have an order for "your table-. -r-restauranf. 2oundS!'ltere- Sapori means flavors m Sapon is, left with its pasta Italian, according to owner hanging out to dry while Sal Maniaci, and nowhere potential customers are head- better to get 1t than in the ed for a more familiar sushi made-to-order ($16 95; $14 95 1 bar at lunch) risotto del g1orno. Sapon is a fine location for This is Italy's marve lous, a sunny day's dmmg outdoors rounded nee. cooked with fish J and a cozy trattoria in the veloute (broth ) and served evenings. There is lots of with shrimp, scallops, cala-room for dinmg adventures man and clams They are sim-withm its menus -you'll be mered together in the mildly pleased YOU NEVER SAU-SAGE SAUSAGE Or Such Delicious Food! Join Us For Lunch• Dinner• Sunday Brunch Catering Available For Reservarions Jnd Directions Call 723-0621 -~ ADVERTISEMENT _ ~ :. ·-1 AMERICAN JOHNNY ROCKETS, loca!ed in Triangle Square at the end of the 55 frwy in Cosio Mesa, E11lef10inment level, neJd lo Edwards Cinema 631 ·2967 Menu 1odudes· Greol hamburgers. Chiclten. Tuna & BLT Sandwiches, Molts & Shakes, Fries, Chili Fnes plus muc~ morell Pnces Range from $2 25-$4.75 Hours 11 OOo m -IOOOpm Su~Th11<s 11 OOo m -12 midnight Fri. & Sot Indoor & outdoof d1n1ng ovo1loble, wheel choir occeu, we accept Visa M/C, AME.X Dinen Club & Oi1e0Yef 51UDIO CAR, located ot 100 Mo1n St Balboa (at foot of pi.,). The Studio Cole is the happening place for food, fun & enl9ftolnmenl. Menu includes ribs, chicken, fresh fish, poslo, appetizers & solocls, also StNing brunch on Sot & Sun.10 Jo 3:00 which includes Belgium waffles, omeletles, pancakes and much more. Pnces rans-from $2 9.s.$13 95 Open 7 days a weelt. Mon-frl 11 :3~1 30 om, ~n 1~1:30om Alto locolecl at 300 PC.H., ~= Beoch IN, BRU, FB. ENT, V, WC., AI, DC ZUlllS llSTAUIANT, Locot.d at 1712 Plocentto, Costa MWJ. M.nu Includes ribs, chicken, sleok & loa»ief, prlrM rib, piuo, oy$W bor. Prices rong. from $3.95 ond , up. Open doily fr0tn 11 :30om lo 1 Opm, Cockloils 'til 1 lpm.10, FB, WC, No credit cords. (7l ti) 6'S.8091 Your-="'-... -~ Oi.nin9 in · N.Wpott leoth, Con Meta, del Mor, ~ lioch A Fountain ~ · aunn , lOccil9d ot 320 Brislol IG at R.dhlll lby AraJ Mini Martt an Cotlo Mao Menu includes good ITALIAN country c:cdin' br.okfoit wilh IM b.11 om.lelles, good wine, beer, capp11«ino & deserts •1t's o f0m1ly ~a, great Meiuc::ofl bteokfost dishes and lunch ':"'th owned & run rwouront~ Prices range from $.4 95 lo wfry ~. ~1 bOwf, gorloe chiclr.eri, ouonid $13. 95 . Open 7 days o ~ SWving Sot & Sun solcidt, hdhy ~burgers, hamburgers, ser...d w/ 8rvnch from 8·30 lo 1 00 5Unday thrU ThU1sdoy l lom potato tolod ot fries Try Ruth's home Coolln1 today Gteot lo lOpm. F~ & Sot. 1 lom-1 lprn IN, OUT, WC, food, great pra.I Price' range from $2 99 lo $5.95. · BRU, W8, V, M. N., DC (71.i) nJ-062 eon for Open 7 daya o week 7om lo 2pm. ID, 00, WC (71AI diteclions Coleting Speciol11b 6-il-7321 , N9CU PIUA D'OllO Family Italian ReWOUl'ont with r:JHNCH homemllde potlO ...._and hoodmode piua'• FOlllCM far w.ctne.doy ~ .. ol you con eat lor .,.._, GCr1* from John WoyM AltpOrt. Elept, $2.75 and ~you con eo1 lo.agno for $3 75 , Chcnilna. grocloUs & bebutllui, «kf\ ol Tb difllno rooms W. ol.o ~ lhe plua In ~. '!"' pot'Y hol a diA.tN deccW The food Is F~Ollbnio cvbi,.. peua 36 · Oltltt di klcludt *II, eggpblt, .:",, .. --... ,,.-. ... . . . . . "! mty ~ ~ ~. Wndl Jf*IOls at $8.00 and dMcMft. bfoeeiOIG and dltllrM pOllDI A~ lunch up· lhe dinMt ,..., include. 0 ~ ol I.mood, meat, on Mofl • Tu. , n-i & Fri ....,_room and ch~ dDdl ~IO"*"'°" 0 fw l!iiM. MoM ""'99 ~ ~ W. en loClalliil at 10585 S6* fr'Olll u1o s2' SerWle 1uncti 11·3<>200, D1Mir.5.3o. '"· FOuMalft Wily."'-1114 963-0221. ~0-.30, ... 7.,_ o _. IO, 00, fl, ENT, WC:. V,, NC.NllDI ~~~. I 7 I ITALIAN CNI IL MllO lOCGl9d ot 111 21 ST fltace Newport 8eocfl, N.ar the pier. Specializlng 1n lono posioa, piuo, homemOdl iootioli, ..olood, chiclen, . wot, and beef. loet 11ight coppuccino, dessem, 5nodts. open 7 days ........ lunch, dinner 11·12:30 ~ days a......-(71.i) 723..5711 V, WC., OC, «*ring avoiloble. MITA COtNCTION, "Fr.Sh Pailo Mode Dolly• A lonquit ~ for 30 people • 15 kintb of •eih ~ ond ~di• Ito eol • Ha• amoct. llolloli -+ • v.al Pol1111giQna ond ~ ...... fine Frendl 8obry Goode • Woedl °"' poelD fodary cW Of WOf\ Opela'~ 0 .... "'°"' 6 CR to 10 Pf"• (7l'I 6'6-348' JJ\PJ\N£~f JAPANESE CAUPOINIA llACH llOCK'N SUSHI 111enu 1neludea Jopoil4Ne itvle o.11s1oe and 11,11 aush bot. A ploC. for great toed and great furl 3355 VIA UOO.Newpo1t s.odl. Prices~ frOtl $2 75 1o $10 95 ep.n nlgtilty 5:00 ttl doling C VISA MC. >Nl.X DINERS ClUI (71.i} 675-0575 AMAal local9d c:t 2675 Irvine A.,., ocrOll from Newport Goll c~-Authentic: sushi bot. lunch Mf 11·30·2 00 Dinner 7doy$5.0()p"!·10~ CornpWee bar Svthi lo go 6'S.5518 Al lliCIP. o.cll cords ocQlfllld ~EX IC A N '' ,,.. ·---. . . . . dinner for over 20 yeon IN FB, WC V MC.. Af, DC, CB, D 645·7626 WAHOO'S FISH TACO With 4 locations: 1133 PCH. loguno Beoch, (714) 497-0033, 1862 Plocenho. CoslO Mesa. (71 4) 631 -3433 and 3000 8r1slol, COSia Mesa (7141 435-0130. 120 Mo•n, Hunbngton Beodl. (714) 536-2050. MMlu includes f,Jh locos burrilOI, blod beans & nee. toloch, sandwiches Prices ronge from $1 6.5 lo $7 50 Open Mon -Sot llam IO 10pn, Sun 1lom1o 9pm. IN, nco. we. CHINESE CHONGS C'llNISI CAfl ~ QClhtllllJO'OI)' OI .... QI ltQdi!!OncJI firit 0W.-ClltMM Priclet rQr9 from $3 95 lo $11 95. Op.ri 11 ,30 IO 10'.00 pm Sun, · Motl 11 30 om 10 1 I :OOp m Fn ·Sal • locollld in Tnongle Square. 1875 NewpQft Mod , A· 209, C.0.0 Melo I 0 OD ~~C JN.EX ONRSQUI SEAFOOD ~ l. • • • • • • •• lMI ' at 2300 Horbof ~. 131, Co.lo Melo. M«t4J w.cludll ileab, Ir.sh ~. ~ bulps ond talOd.. Pl-bt ronge lronl $3 7S iof ~and $6 25 b dinner. Open 1 I°"' far lundl M.so Dinnet tipM Mfr O.nner 3pl'll Sal & Sun IN, WC, V, WC., N., OC 171'16'19m . LA CM, local.cl 1695 WIM Jw ~ "'°' • llodbu.lw ~ .. ...-.i Mltiu ........... Crob, ~ s.b, It.,. fri & Sot,,-.• BCir & Yf• Ult <:-.. .... lunchM 11 30. 2.30; Oil'IMt Moll ·Sat ._ 5:30 Dair s;.cwa. c.ildl -¥,Mt. oc: .,..,.. • t's the Sup L et'• admit it. The annual Super Bowl gathering is as much a social event as a sporting occasion. • Planning menus to feed the· 1V gz:idiro.n aowd bas many host and hostess scannlilg their files for something new and, of course, easy to serve. We've come a long way from chips, dips and peanuts. Mexican cuisine offers some winning ways to score new taste sensations with food enthusiasts and football fans. Its pop ular hot and spicy flavors will be right on the 5().. yard line this year. especially with the setting of the Super Bowl in Phoenix. • Easy to prepare, easy to serve and easy to eat, the dishes on this menu will certainly rack up more than one touchdown on the taste scoreboard. Most can be prepared ahead of time to pro- vide you and the crowd with continuous sipping, nibbling and hearty eating throughout the game. No matter what time your guests are gathering to watch the game. this menu provides infinite variations to suit your schedule and please your guests. Ignore the score. You'll be the winner on Super Bowl Sunday. HERBED ONION KICKOFFS Makes 12 servings 4 cups thinly sliced OSO Sweet onions 1/2 cup each thinly sliced red and green peppers 2 tbls. ohve ou 15 Calamata or Greek olives, pit- ted and coarsely chopped 2 tablespoons brand_y (optional) _ 1 tbls. fresh chopped parsley 2 tsp. chopped fresh thyme leaves 1/4 tsp. salt 114 tsp. coarsely ground black pepper 2 (10-ounce) packages Crozen puff pastry shells, baked accord- ing to package directions 2 tbls. grated Parmesan cheese ln large skillet, over medium heat, saute onions and peppers for 20 minutes or until the onions are very soft and translucent. Stir in olives, brandy if desired, pars- ley, thyme, salt and pepper. Cook 1 minute. Remove tops from pastry shells; reserve for another use. • Spoon about 2 tablespoons onion mixture into e<!ch pastry shell; sprinkle with 1/2 teaspoon Pann~san cheese. Serve warm or at room temperature. SUPER BOWL CHIU Makes 6 servings 1 1/2 pounds top round, cut into 112-inch cubes 1 tbls. vegetable oil 1 cup diced red and green pep- per 1 cup sliced green onions 2 tsp. minced garlic 1 (16-ounce) can whole peeled tomatoes, chopped 1 (8-ounce) bottle Ortega thick and smooth taco sauce 1 (1 1/4-ounce) package Ortega Taco Seasoning Mix 1 (19-ounce) can black beans. rinsed and dramed 1 (10-ounce) package frozen com, thawed In 4-quart pot, over mediwn- hlgh beat, brown meat in oil. Remove beef and pow off all but 2 teaspoons ou. In same pot, saute peppers, green oruons and garlic for 2 to 3 minutes or until vegetables are tender Return beef to pol; add tomatoes, taco sauce and taco seasoning mix. Heat to a boil; reduce heat to low. Simmer for 1 how, stiffing occasionally. Add beans and com; cook for 30 minutes more or Wltil beef is tender. ONION TACO CORN BREAD Makes 16 servings 4 cups thinly sliced OSO Sweet onfons 4 lbls. vegetable oil, divided 1 1/4 cups all-purpose flour 1 cup cornmeal · t (11/4-ounce) packa~ Ortega la('O Se11ooing ~ 2 tbls. ~ug~ t this. baking powder t tsp. salt 1 c:tJp milk 1 egg Jn large skillet, over medlwn- high heat, cook onions in 2 table- spoons oil for 12 to 15 mim,tt~« until golden brown; set asiHe. In large bowl, combine flour, l·LB. commea1, taco lf'"OOing am. sugar, baking ROW«* ad Id. ID medi'PU bowl. wblD ~ • rnilk. egg and ...,...1mng OG. sar into Oour mixture just umal bml· ed. Stir in baJf the oaiCla nilxture. Pour better into a~ 9 x 9 2-lnch baking pan. 1bp with remaining,omom. Bake at 375 P for 25 to 30 ininutes or uptil a toothpick inserted comes out clean. Cool slightly. Cut into 16 9QU1U81. Serve warm. / SIDIUNI SANGRIA Makel 6 C\qll 1/l~water 1/2~qar · 1 medium lemon or lime. sliced, reserving ends 1 medium. 114vel orange, sliced, i'eserving ends •SEE SUPER PAGE A13 •BUD• COORS• MILLER 12-0Z. CANS +CRY, LIMIT .4 MILD CHEDDAR RIB EYE SPENCER 5TIAK OR MONTEREY JACK CHEESE, HUGHES SAVE 1.30 1 -99 KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES SAVe 1.50 24-0L.t LIMIT 4 199 FUJI BLANK VIDEO TAPES • 3-PACK s~9 L'OREAL STUDIO UNI STYURS nUJ.NJa SALi PRICE ••••• 2 .79 FREE I LISS REIATl ••• 2.79 REBATE AVAllA&l.E IN ST~ • 1 75 LITER 80·PROOf ......... Allll aAO MMAN lmAll . 12·MCK CORONA•llR . 12·0Z BOTTtfS +CRV 9" BONELESS 3" BEEF RIB LB. PROGRESSO SOUP LENTIL OR VEGETABL.t • 19-0Z. MINESTR°"!t 991f1A HUGHES, 8·MCI< HOTDOO BUNS OR PlAlN HAMBURGER 69• 4 Y2" BLOOMING BEGONIA IN MATCHING 3" POT COVER HUGHES SOURCRIAM 16-0LREG., ·-lflA LIGHT OR NON FAT iy. POP· SECRET i MICIOWAVE POPCORN MOVIE OR JUMBO POP ·. 7.5 TO 10.5-0t. NATURAL. 149 MEAT, 1-l.B.' PKG., LIMIT 4 6·PACK TOMATOES RED, RIPE, 20-QUNCE 79!. MISSION TORTILLA STRIPS SAVE r.oo • ORCHIPS, 14-0Z. 991f1A LAYS POTATO CHIPS 79c 6-0Z. ASSTD. VAR. SAVE.90 UMON MERINGUE PIE SAU ., 8·1NCH 279~ DRIYER'S ICE CREAM ~ 1/2-GALREG. 349 OR LIGHT, FROZEN , . .. ' 4 • / Stewing about what to feed fans · on super Sunday? Great idea! I f you're tackllng this year's big-game bash, you'll want to plan fan-fueling fare that won't pena112e the cook With time out in the kitchen. A steaming pot of savory stew -served help- yourself style at half time -is just the ticket. Hearty, comforting, 8!1d easy to.serve and eat, it can be made well in advance of the game and reheated with just a stir or two during commercials. Two super new stew recipes from the Paces Picante Sauce Test Kltchens will keep armchair athletes cheering through the second half. Each features fuss. free preparation, and each is a whimsical cross<Ultural creation teaming favorite Italian flavors with the bold Texas taste of San Antonio's own Paces Picante Sauce. Prepare either stew with extra mild, mild, medium or hot p\cante sauce, as desired, and be sure to pass extra for fans who just can't get enough of a good thing. Tex-Italian super stew com- bines Italian sausage and tra<U- tional Texas chili fixings and top- pings. Savory, spicy and satisfy- ing, it pairs perfectly with garlic bj'ead, tortillas, com bread or Add 1 large green pep~r. chopped (about 1 cup). Cook 10 minutes more before adding beans. MEXICAN MINESTRONE STEW Ptep time: 15 minutes Cook time: 35 minutes 1~ pound sweet Italian pork sausage, casing removed 2 teaspoons vegetable oil 1 can (14-1/2 ounces) Swanson beef brpth 1 can (14-112 ounces) whole peeled tomatoes, cut up 1-112 cups Pace Picante Sauce 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder or 2 cloves garlic, minced 1 cup dry medium shell macaroni 1 package (about 10 ounces) frozen cut green beans, thawed (about 2 cups) 1 can (about 15 ounces} kidney beans, drained VONS I r;~ Shape sausage firmly into 112· inch meetbells. In Dutch oven over medium·bigh heat. beot oil. Add meatballs and cook until evenly browned. Set meatballs aside. Pour off fat. Add broth, tomatoes, picante sauce and gar- lic powder. Heat to a boil. Stir in pasta. Return meatballs to pan. Reduce heat to low. Cover and cook 10 minutes, stirring often. Add green beans and kidney beans and cook 10 minutes more or until pasta is done, stirring occasionally. If 4es:ired. garnish with shredded Monterey Jack or mozzarella cheese. Serves 6. Tip: Substitute 1 c.an (about 16 ounces) cut green beans, drained for frozen. For quicker prepara- tion, cook Italian sausage in oil until meat is browned, stirring to separate meat. Pour off fat. Vons & Pavilions Your Neighborhood Food & Wine Headquarters. Take Six & Save. drips. Hearty and satisfying spicy VALUE M ix 11nd m11tcb 1111y S'l.l.' bollles from 011r cellllr, 11nd IH'll gli~ J'Oll • co11i~11lenl sl.x-paclt. wlnt' carton l o c11rry tbt'tn and a 1"'-tllscOllnl, I<><>! 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Rold Gold Pretzels Selected Varletie.10 oz. baa ~69 wltlaco•po• Uoalt OcM It•• •nd One Coupon Per C-...itomer Co.>potl Elftttlvc Jan.25th"' ...... SI 19116 Wl*ce• .. • ~ 0.. 1 .. • elMI 0.. Cou..-Per c--r. c ~l.,eJ .. ,,IS1lllnt.Jen.Sl, l ... .. correspondence ... Studenm shoilld be commended ~ ·Jasgn for K~9 dOnatiori J ·1 am wriUng about the doDA-tion ot St,000 to the Costa Mesa K-9 Program by the Sonora ScbOo1 Student Council. I am the parent of two Sonora School students and as a local veteriDUian have cared for the Costa Mesa police dogs since the inception of the program. I was initially shocked that the student council would donate · such a large sum of its hard- eamed funds to the police dogs. But looking at it from the point of view of the children you can only have a sense of pride in their charitable effort. The children have demon- strated that they have resi)ect and admiration for their local police and that it is better to give than receive. They also pledged a suffident amount to make a difference -definitely not a token donation. Maybe they can see the val- ~ th:lt t.~dog~ ~cp~cnt, which we as adults tend to for- get. Igor, Nero ll and now Bart are loyal. brave, and dedicated to their service to our community. They willingly risk their lives to protect us with their only pay being premium dog food, the appreciation of their master, and an instinctive sense of pride in their work.·it is hard to argue with the children's wholehearted support for these dogs. " I, for one, will follow their example. We will start collecting donations for the K-9 program in the lobby of our animal hospital and start off the fund with a sig- nificant contribution. H the community responds with a thoughtful effort hopefully some of the surplus donations may find their way back to the children by the good graces of the Police Department. In any case the children can be proud they have done a good thing. KENMILUAN Costa Mesa Hooray for the Sonora stu- dents. What a wonderful way to show support for their communi- ty. 'Ibey will have a real sense of pride when they see their local police officer with the dog that they helped buy. Th.king their donation back, as suggested by the PTA president, would teach them that they can renege on a promise. Good for the Sonora students. VEJtAROWE Costa Mesa I think it's just a wonderlul thing. I think that thelady that was again.st it hasn't checked into the facts enough. The chil- dren wanted to do it and I think it's a very outstanding thing they have done. JOANNE GANT Costa Mesa I'm a teacher at Sonora School and I feel what the kids did is really a neat community service. When I told my students, they all thought it was great and they were-«> tmdted to be a part of buying a police dog. Bspedally because we have the drug p gram. The DARB otticen come and ~ talk aboUt tbi dogs. It's a way of our lddl feeHng like they're~. I hie! it's an importUl ..... in IOdal lkills: ft it an.--.. tbele kid.I IMm··=--ll~t. n.-ftmtbe ===-~· ;!,";..,1:SCt:•.rwork '°'=•own kids l9ld "8 utk:ll a agr11d ...... taat tt --=tbat .. lddl .... ~---. ... ._.IDc+""W •rt1 ........ Mesa Police Department is one of the highest-paid law enforce- ment agendes in the country and I think it's obscene that they would even accept something from kids. It's almost like a millionaire accepting piggy bank money from a toddler. l think they should decline it and give it back and put that money in the school We're in the process of putting together some fund-raiser projects and we could use all the help we can get internallft so that we can do something to upgrade the premises right at Sonora, in house. Even though the kids bad great intentions I think the police should have been more mature and declined it and paid for it themselves. They are way beyond able to do it on their own. ---JAMES POR'f!m, Costa Mesa I am a teacher at the Sonora Elementary School and I'm replying to your •Should you give it back?" about the $1,000 donated by Sonora Elementary students. The $1,000 was donated by the Sonora Elementary Student Council, was money earned by the students at Sonora through various fund.raisers. The student council wanted to thank the community for all of their sup- port over the years by giving back to the community. Tt was a generous offer and one that the students, not the adults, made. The studeBts didn't take money away from the school, it is money they earned. That the students wanted to give back to the community and not just take from the community I think is a lesson we an should learn. MAE GALE Costa Mesa I say hooray and three cheers for the students of Sonora Ele- mentary School I think it's won- derful that they are taking an interest by donating money to help buy a new police dog for their community and for their protection. H the PTA needs money so desperately, they can always have another bake sale. LUCY MORGAN Newport Beach I am appalled first of all that you printed this on the front page. Sonora does not need any bad press. On-thL contrary, I think it is commendable that the children at this school chose to take their hard-earned money and b:elp the community. One of the goals at Sonora as a teacher here on campus is to teach our children to give to the community and to be a team player, help the communlty groups such as the Police Department acquire the things they can't. GiVing to other.. people aild being generous in your hard work to help other peOple. not to get a thank you bUt to do the right thing because it Is the rigbt thing and not to get anything back. It's a very important skill that all the teecben h .. at Sonora pride~ on try- ing to te4cb. our~ I do not appredete the fact that someone ~tbilt ttm Is Inappropriate. cbildren are young adults, they make their own dedllon and as our prtnd- pel. Mr. Pavieb, ieJd in tbe paper, tlily ~. lllili dm6tton out ol the ldndDMI d tbib' bMlt to~ our CGllllDUDltj. Jl'91f ~ dait ... ''CIMllll·bl CCP'' "Wtled ill a t ............... ,..,..,, .. -.:::.:• .. ............ ..... i8llHI .... , f II··~· 'r'" played· the -game of life W hen you got.Uown to it, Jason Ferguson wasn't much older than the young men he coached. He had a few more years under his belt, a lot more experience and a will to survive and conquer that few possess. When Jason's young body finally gave out last Saturday, suc- cumbing to the ravages of lung and kidney cancer, it was clear he had -taught his team more than the game of basketball. Jason learned he had cancer a year ago, but as the aggressive disease raged inside, Jason steeled himself to fight the good fighC And despite ong osp1 stays and treatments that 1eft him drained and on the threshold of death, he made a vow to return to the basketball court this season and continue coaching his team, a -commitment on which he never wavered. He coached his final game on Jan. 12, a cross-town contest with Estanda. During the game, guard Matt Montoya put his ,....... ....... ,. ............. Dft + ..... Today'2 p.m. • + •-= Pacific Coast Church + ~ 2651 C.alle Frontera. San Clemen~ hand over his coach's each time the squad came together in a huddle. ~01:>00Y realized it would be Jason's last game, of course, but it was a fitting symbol of the team's closeness. In the end, nobody could recall ever hearing Jason lament his fate or his poor luck . And that's probably because ne never did. Instead, what they beard was a man -filled with grace and dignity until the end -praise bis players and talk with passion about the future. Jason Ferguson was an inspiration, a role model. a young man whose brimming smile remained forever young. Jason played the game of life. And he played it damn well. . ....... SPARE TME ROD? Most readers are . opposed to spank- ing or paddling school children as a f onn of discipline • EDITOlt'S NOTE: Assemblyman Mick· ey Conroy's bill that would dear the way for a retum of corporal punish- ment In publk school recently has deared its first hurdle, gaining approval from an Important legislative subcom- mittee. And as toe.al school board mem- bers consider the Issue. there has been no shortage of reaction. I'm absolutely appalled that a board member at the school dis- trict is thinking of reinstating cor- poral punishment. To me it is a simplistic solution to a complex problem and it is definitely an attempt to frighten and intimidate students in a physical way, which teaches them that physical conse- quences are appropriate and even something to emulate. I don't agree with that at all. l thought we had moved ooyond that. I thought w.e respected our children more than to use physical violence on them. I'm very disappointed and I truly hope this is not the way1hey go. KA111IEENO'NEILL Costa.Mesa best of the readers hotline larly the case of rambunctious boys ... they tried to avoid swats and it helped maintain discipline. It helped maintaln order. I think it's a good idea. I think we should go back to it. PATRICIA CARLSON Costa Mesa I completely disagree with the idea of spanking in schools. It would be wonderfuhf we could solve all our disdpline problems in this one way. However, we have IDAde laws against adults assaulting adults. Why would we want to make a law that makes it OK for adults to assault children? KAREN URSINI Costa Mesa · As a mother of four, I am absolutely opposed to this idea. You know that the children who are going to be singled out for spanking are going to be the same ones over and over that are trying to get attention and these are the children that need more positive attention and love -not to be humiliated and abused in school. . I'm sure they get enough of that at home. CHARMAINE IAURIE Newport Beach lf spanking is good for a child then it must be even better for their parents. Any parent caught speeding should be spanked along with receiving a fine. The spanking should take place in the city square beginning at noon on Sunday, so as to set an example for all other adults. Llkewise, all politicians who do not keep their campaign promises should be spanked in a similar way on the next election day. IAWRENCE A. TIIOMPSON Corona del Mar I'm so terribly.opposed and embarrassed that we actually have someone on our school board that would be for spanking a child in this day and age. This woman's nuts. The fact that a parent would actually give permission to some- one else, not only. that they would do it but that they would give someone else permission to strike their child. Anybody that studies human behavior at all knows that the short term gain from physical attacks on anybody are not out- weighed by the long-tenn loss, from humiliation. It causes anger. It causes violence breeding vio- lence It is horrendous. The fact that we would even consider spanking our children in this day and age is beyond me. I would no more allow my son to be spanked -I don't believe that I would even allow my son go to a school where it was allowed to happen. DEBBIE MARSTELI.Ea Costa Mesa Absolutely not. lt doesn't mat- ter what size or age the person is wbo is strildng the other person. It is still violence and still bitting. USA CLEMENT Costa Mesa· As a young boy, I remember being lnaed.ulous when my father stood up at a YrA meeting regarding~~ ptm~ ·ft:ii~~;-Jii..,r.i~a-Tf'eDdNggelilM4they-wwrilhad1111111M111>-:---~ Sj>a.nk bis 900.. ie. me, they shoWd do IO..ad til8 tiaJ1 him IO -_...- that be could spank me When I got bcDe. I now uodentan4 bill rea.s<ming. Ute the rod, Mft tbe child. aAUYZANCS NeWpaltBwb .· .... -to .. ,,,..,. ....... t" .. '::"~ .)lawllaaw.:.. ... ..... ~ .. ....... IDbldl Cardova'i crevl lbow9d up •After the SWAT team and the National Guard , ... to lbow µp to contain 1be riotoua Sii llaac support- ._., we succumbed to tbe enonnous pre&1ure to keep him.• said Ron Cedillos, Nadoaal Pu chairman end Cl!O. • f\ W(lS very diffticdl for Scarlett O'Cherry because now she has no • place to go.· Cedillos said they can't include Scarlett among the other characters -Strawber- ry Short.kook, Lil' Orphan Orange, Louie Blue Rasp- berry, Pancho Punch and Alexander the Grape - because there's only enough room in the package tor six. "Everthing is set up for six -the machines jn the factory and the containers that the freezer bars come in, -Cedil- los said. "So, we're just not in a technical position to add a seventh member to the family. "But, I'll tell you some- thing: we're now taking a very critical look at Lil' Orphan Orange.• ,credit card for the 1tore, Bradley said. Brewster took hil pwcbues -a Krups coffee maker and eight plastic Sennas -to BuJ· lock's gift wrap department, where he was asked for bis President's Club , card, which entitles him to free gift wrap- ping, and the receipts of his purchases. Brewster reportedly • explained that he had all the receipts but they were with his wife or in the car. The employ- ee in gift 'wrap told him it was . no problem. and asked him to return in an hour to pick up his gifts, according to the lawsuit. But when Brewster returned to pick up bis gifts, he was asked to wait and was approached by Robert Muraka- mi, the store's assistant opera- tions manager. According to the lawsuit, l.lllbek.nownst to Brewster, the credit card department was alerted -either by Murakami or store security guards -because it was suspected Brewster was using a stolen credit card. Murakami reportedly asked Brewster for the receipt to the coffee maker. When Brewster explained the receipts were with bis wife or in the car and that he could go and get them, Murakami allegedly told him to "stay put" and had Brewster wait while he checked the store's register tape, according to the lawsuit. ~ .... _ ........... ,,.. ndt. 'Wldll MurUaml ad ..... ster waited for tbe gtftl to be wrap.J*l, Murakami dld not apologize but explained that, •the Costa Mesa Bullock'• WU having trouble 'With shopWtmg, and the majoriW ~ who entered t • Willf9 shoplifters," according to the lawsuit. Bullock's was closed by the time Brewster's purchases were wrapped and be was escorted out by the store's security guards. Brewster's wUe was waiting in thetr car and didn't know where her husband was, Bradley said. The two had sep- arated in the store to go and select gifts for each other, he said. Peter Lamberto, the attorney representing Bullock's, said Murakami never made the statement about shoplifters and black males. And while Bradley said the department store never apologized to Brewster, Lam- berto said store officials did. "The store manager apolo- gized to Brewster for his being delayed under the circum- stances, and as a good customer he was apologized to," Lamber- to said. "And if he claims they did not apologize to him that strikes me as curious. "It was quite a surprise that Personal ...., .. .. ra1n1ng Sp~cials 6Week &' 3 Month "' NATALIA LARSON MEMBER FOR 12YEARS TWO AEROBIC CLASSES & TWO WEIGHT TRAINING SESSIONS A WEEK ... -J'RADER When Murakami discovered from the tape that Brewster did _ .pu,rcllase_ the coffee maker, be SHAPE-UP NEWPORT Corner of E. 17th & Irvine Ave. in Wescliff Plaza -631-3623 ,-~Health (!ub Since 1 'l.82 -CONTINUED FROM A 1 might not work well for either busmess. "My feeling is that Mother's Market is very, very strong there,• said Dan Perlmutter, who owns most of the shop space in the center, except for the Alpha Beta site. "Mother's draws people from all over the county. It's almost an institution in the com- munity. And 1Tader Joe's-has a very strong following as well. "But, I don't think putting Trader Joe's next to Mother's Market would be the best utiliza- tion of space Both companies could be negatively affected by that." Perlmutter said he'd like to see an electrorucs store or a fine pet store take over the space. He even said he'd be interested in buying the spot "That's an upscale shopping center, and we'd like to keep it as such," Perlmutter said. But the owner of the Alpha Beta property, Helen Nayfa, who lives in Oklahoma, said Wednes- day she's not sure what -she's going to do with the space. And while she's received sev- eral mquiries about the location, she said she's not sure when she'll make a final deosion PILFERED PET CONTINUED FROM A 1 The thefts have prompted tbe popular pet store to put locks on the arumal cages, she added. The pets are usually made accessible to customers so they can be played with and their per- sonahbes can be revealed. But the thefts demonstrate this policy of freedom has apparently become too unsafe for the pets. li you have any information about the bird's whereabouts, call the pet store at 644 -0980. ·The only expensive thing about our pro·duce is tbe. taste. ~~~! !~~!~d Carrots . .. .... .... .......... .................... .. 16 OL ~ 99 ¢ ~~~;,L~~~~m .................................................................................. 49¢ ~ !:~~;~~Jr~~~~~•Vdll~ ................................................................. 49¢ ea~ ~~~~li~?,! Cauliflower .......................................................... 69¢,b. Haas Avocados ......................................................................... 99¢ ea. Bar Cakes ~ 99 <t C hotJq /,.,,, /W"•· lt#ltl•, t.1,.,., '"Ji' w rlwu H.u.,,11... ........ ...... ................... .............. ....... ... . ea. ... ·u.S:D.A. Choice New York Steaks fresh ~hicken Breast $ } 89 With Ribs........................................................................................................ lb. Fresh Hawaiian Swordfish ................................. : ...................................... .. $1099 ,b. Whole Fresh Dungeness Crab ....... -............................ . Hain Vegetarian Chili F111 p,.1 Cl»ti. ftwti 1p1q"flr "'''" ..................................................... : •... ............. $} 49ea. Farmers Market , Tortilla Chi~ $169 /t.l/ utMT.#. "'~#rt•llJlllS--.. ··--.. -·-·-·-"-'"'""""""""""'""'"'."'"""'"""'"'""""" ~ Corona Beer -~~~ :c:ts ___ . ·-··___:···-····"·~·--·$5-:..--:99-=:...lb. -......;... _ _.....___.____:... $}99 ................. , .... -........... lb. REGISTER TO WIN A 1 Week Trip For 2, To The Fabulous Greek Islands. Drawing To Be Held January 27, 1996 At Atrium Court • Fuhfon Island 401 Newport Center Drive N~wpon Beath 92660 71+76().()403 HOVU. Men-S.M•....,M At Lake MM.Ion Viejo • 27742 Vista Del Laa0 MU.•on VaeJo, 92692 ~ Aup1t 1996 ---., I · : GKOUND BEEF : 1eaJ one ~a =-,.!rlr. beet1 !-Ullit I c;GllMJI Pfl m&a•" • !lpka 1/31/96 . ! .. ._ ___________ __ • Former Corona del Mar High standout spent year on sidelines at Orange Coast; will begin soph season with the Cougars at WashiI_lgton State. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot CORONA DEL MAR -Fonner Corona del Mar High football standout Mickey Long, who red- shirted last fall at Orange Coast College after playing there his freshman year, has verbally com- mitted to accept a scholarship from Washington State Universi- ty, his father, Mic.ha&! Ponce , announced Wednesday. Long, a 6- foot-5, 275-. pound defen- sive lineman, was a starter for OCC in Long 1994, alter earrung All- Newport-Mesa District and All- Sea V~w League first-team hon- ors as a Sea King senior. Expected to play a large role for Coach Bill Workman's 1995 Pi.rates, Long contacted chicken pox after playing m the presea- son strimmage against Santa Monica and elected to redshirt, leaving him three years of eligi- bility in Pullman for Coach Mike Price's Cougars. Ponce said his son chose the Pacific 10 school over suitors from Nevada, Kansas State, Kentucky and t.SU. QUOTE OF THE DAY •1 "'°'fllrl dwn "'°',..ID N a JI"' ~ dlioUtlJa ,.. "'1rte .... -ESTANCIA BASKETBALL PLAYHR SAM NELSON l ~ richard .dunn· Royer, Eaks, Stankowsli Geiberger, Bertsch, you pick 'elll Newport Classic blue chips -Gene Baum, Karen Whitaker and Jake Rohrer await Prlday's opening round of two-day tournament • Those are five who come to mind, but really, picking this is like taking chance in an office pool's 100-square card for the Super £owl$ ... -good-filck. A.~tller chapter in l\•ewpo.--t €lassie-lore looms •Hoag Hospital the big winner in annual Pro-Am at Newport Beach CC, which begins Friday. By Richard Dunn, Dally Pilot -NEWPORT BEACH -During the first two years of the golf ' tournament -when the New- port Beach Country Club was the li\dne Coast Country Club, when the Taco Bell Newport Classic Pro-Am was the Crosby Southern .-th was an unknown player named Fuzzy Zoeller. In 1982, few had ever heard of Chip Beck, Payne Stew&rt. Larry Mize and Mark Calcayec- chia. They were here as asptiing THE • NEWPOKr CLASSIC f , 9 l'fl.O..AN professional golfers, Peter Jacobsen was here in 1978 and 1980 ... before he became, well, the Peter Jacob- sen we know. Tom Lehman was here as late as 1991. No one can prognosticate the next Greg Norman or Corey Pavtn on the PGA 10ur, unless you're Tiger Woods, but local amateurs get an up-close and exdus1ve sneak preview of tomorrow's superstars when they play in the Newport Classic Pro-Am, widely considered a feeding ground for the .PGA Tour. On Friday and Saturday, the 22nd rendition of the Newport Classic takes place at Newport Beach CC, where 74 pros will be paired With amateurs m an $80,000 purse, a record $16,000 for the winning pro. Proceeds of the event benefit the renovation of Hoag Memoii- al Hospital Presbytenan's oper- ating room. Wlule the name of the tournament has changed throughout the years, one con- stant bas been Hoag, the major benefactor As a result of Bing Crosby, the late singer-actor whose avid interest in golf put him in contact with pros yowig and old, the event started in 1975. Crosby formulated the idea of a satellite tournament when the field for his celebrated Clambake at Peb- ble Beach became overcrowded (the PGA tournament is now known as the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am). Sam Snead was the maiden winner in 1937 of the Crosby National Pro-Am. By 1975, Crosby's Clambake could not accommodate all the professionals _\yho wanted to play, so a satellite location was needed. That's when Marshall Duf- field, Crosby's longtime mend, heard of Crosby's interest in a secondary event. Duffield, •SEE CLASSIC PAGE 83 STARTING POINT H andicapping the Taco Bell NeW}'Ort Classic Pro-Am is shooting craps, a· cold day in hell, a needle in a haystack, a shot in the dark You get the idea. With only two days of competition, it's merely a matter of who stays bot for two rounds. Though it's probably the kiss of death for a golfer to be predicted by the Daily Pilot as an early favorite. here goes, in no partlcu.laI order. the.top live fTont-runners. • Hugh Royer ID: Comes to rru.nd first. Has never played m the event, but 1S coming off an excellent year on the Nike Tour, where be finished runtb on the money list ($118,804) and won two tournaments, the Dommion Open and the Permian Basin Open. • Paul Stankowski: Knows what it's like here. Went into a three-man playoff two years ago, when Jerry Foltz sank a 10-foot birdie putt to defeat him and Sonny Skinner. Last year, _ Stankowski won $144.,558 on the PGA Tour, finishing 133rd on the money list • Shane Bertsch: Ended with a hot hand (fourth) last fall in the final stage of the PGA Qual.ityUlg School. • Brent Geiberger: Sentimental pick. His father, Al, a prominent member of the Senior PG.A Tour, played in the l'{ewport Classic in 1981, while recovering from an operabon. Al Geiberger suffered from stomach problems, couldn't play on the regular tour because be needed to ride, not walk. Newport Classic officials · invited him here ... two days ef riding a cart was the perfect remedy. Brent Geiberger was 23rd on the money list last year ($74,274) on the Nike Tour. • R.W. Eaks: How can you omit Ute defending cbampionLEW fired a 9-under 133 to win the 1995 Newpon Cassie, but played mostly satellite events last yeclJ' was one Of ·~~:!:::=::J::;J to win ere. yers on the Nike Tour referred to him as . •Gramps.• • MartlMl llldMril oC lbe 1PGA Tour dropped out of the Newport Classic on WedneSday aild will be replaCed by Nike Tour pro Esteban Toledo. Richards, an umtant gOlt coaCh at StanfOrd. reportedly needs to be iil Palo Alto over the week8Dd for a Stanford Charity golf t.Otimamenl; becilute the he6d roacb came down a bllldillnea. 10ledo WU 59tb Oil the Nia TOun mmey list ($32,635) Wt 'f981· OOC continues strongly on road; ~ps Moorpark ~ 12-5 decision : ANAHEIM -The Orange Coast College club ice hockey t~'a.m picked up its third win of the season over Moorpark Community College Saturday, winning 12-5. Matt Beehler led OCC in scbr1hg with four goals as the Pirates improved to 14-1. OCC jumped out to a 3-0 lead after one on goals by Brent Bisigno, Steffan Aker- strum and Greg Holley. They upped thct t"°' 7-1 aftu- two periods, when Beehler scored two of his goals and Charlie Wood and Mike Ivan found the back of the net. Moorpark scored four goals in the third period, but OCC did them one better with five. •Beehler scored his other two goals and was joined by Hol- ley:who put in his second goal, along with goals by Steve Dahlen and Chris Banner. . Bill Modrich had thr~e ~ts for the Pirates. OCC plays an exhibition ga.Qle with the Outlaws la mix- ture of ex-NHL and IHI.. play- ersj at the Ice Palace in Aliso V>,ejo on Jan. 31 at 9:45 p .m . . WRESTLING CdM wins bouts, · loses the match CORONA DEL MAR - Corona del Mar High's wr~stling "team" was a 60-19 vic;W;n of invading Woodbridge in Sea View League competi- tion Friday despite only one wrestler losing a match. The Sea Kings, five-deep, had victories at 135 (Jim May- nard with a pin), 145 (Brian Kramer with a 7-0 victory), 152 (Chuck Gellman with a pin) and 171 (Nima Namdar with a 14-4 decision), but Woodbridge got a victory by pm at 130 and won the balance of the matches by forfeit. f 11 e Tbe~~wu mum al Iba Mme. Guard ......... ~ --...-...... the laD8 for a layup agliNi tbe Warriors' 6-10, all-ev~ Chris BUr- .... to give tbe Sanon a ~161ead with 3:091~. ,_..+;..0--errtheir next """'J>OS· sessions, m.iAtd J>eter CWi· CUnnln ~ liit two tbrees to to pulh the Warrion up ~ a.. D- 28, With !less than two. minutes .. :;. ..... .,...... ..... .,.. the next few minutes as they · pulled even, 39·39, with 2:20 left. before Woodbridge ran off a 9-2 run to take a 48-C 1 lead into the fiMlpenod. The Sailors had every opportu- nity to give up and Call it a moral yi_ctory. but they kept fighting for '57-54 ~ give the Sailors their tem1>9. We better not do 6iggest lead of the game, this again or we'll be in a lot of 26-18. 'Theywentinattbehalfwitb trouble.• · a 28-22 lead and a look of new- the win. A steal and a layup by Mark Hornung with. 2:04 left, tied the game once more at 52-52. Newport bad three 'players fin-W~ge jumped out to tl 5·0 found coilftdence. lead to o~ the game, but the WoOdbridge blitzed the Sailors Sailors didn't get rattled and Chad with an 11-0 run to open the sec· Coluccio put in Six points to help ond halt as Bwgess, who scored a them battle back to take a 13-11 game-high 20 ~b, put in seven lead after one. points on two layup1 ad a three to ish in double figures for the first time all season. Cu.nriingham led the way with 15 points, Jameson ~ed With 12 and Coluccio had 10. EAGLES CONTINUED FROM 11 ~~~Can~. whose 2·minute pufonnance against tb.e 'D'Ojans was his longest plilying stint thus far ln the •Pel. 1eUOn, following a bout with pDaWDODia, &c:omd 24 ~ti, grabbed 10 rebOunds and blocked three second-hi.If shots. It WU bis highest point-total since scoring 27 against Pomona in the Irvine Worlds News Tour- nament last month. •we were trying to get Chris back in the gallle," Said Nelson, who had 19 points and eight i:~boundl. "I was ju.st ~ to make layups; I would cut after Chris gets the ball, because they would double down on him." Estancia, ranked thiJ'd in: CIF Southern Section Division m-At led only by five hMCling into the fourth quarter, and led oruy 56-52 With 6: 13 left m the game. That's when the Eagles finally ptilled away. Arid although it was Candlish (10 fOurth-~ points) who did most of the ICoring, it wu Nel- son wbo kept them a.float wltb a pair at swkling offenilve rebounds after milled ~ free tbrOws, bOth of which led directly to Estancia field~ Uld mall>tamed bl nm. BNDdi '°'*'•irlllll a. ~ 21-12, m 1b8 fomth ....,... Ual di:lla't 9Cla. Giid ODii iD a. 1.-t foui ........... paint .,,._,.... 3:34 wasdll& wr bed to pt kiDd of rough witb ...... becadse they were playjhg kind Of rough,• Nellon said of tbeno~. Estancia backup guard Frougb Jahid had sometbizig untlatterillg to say: m the second qµar· ter. When he was whiltled for two tkhn•Cal fouls. Estancia led. 33·24, when Jabid WU~ ful mst'lec!iiilCil. Before tml's'l!ile Pabiiet attem~ the tree throws, Jahid had words With Uni's NathaD SCO(Jgtp and wu wbistJed again. prom~-· fy leading to an ejection and one~ s~n sion, accoriiing to CIF reguJatiOns. •(Jahid) mu.st have said, Wb&tever it was, ~t in front of the offidal, • Panel said. "I think Jahid said more thail a few (friendly) wotds (to Scoggin)," NelsOn said. · •nus game was abnost identicaJ to the fu'st time we played Uni," Parwl said. "But we had Chris for this gftllle. They ~yed as well as any· one agamst us iil the first 3 1/2 quarters. "Right now, we're on a ~tal. and they're trying to mot:t m mt. Wf.boPi we're oat going to be someone's bari~t ~· • Estancia, also led by Dene Ploclt (16 pohits, alX assists and three it.Mis) and Nick Novak ( 11 points, nine rebOuDds 8Jlcl four Mliltl), blitzed Uni in thi tint ~. gomg up. ~9, before a pm OI Uni three-poiilten ail tts lead to fmt. 1be Th>Jana led on thJw occaliOOI in the third, including ~3'"" 1 with 2:.59 on tbe dock. But ..J!!ltDl:M ~ed them; $4. to end .. ~ tiild~tnl199am. ldW tbe 'lbljans pulled to wtthfn 56-52 in tbe ~ ._.,... outlccnd. OieQa. »5, U. rest of btway. COMMUNITY CO~LEGE BASKETBALi:. H I ~ , l l " ' 11 c : : l I l'i1>1" llfltll''- "I \I \I \ I\ I I "' ...... ,.......,,..,97 SClof'9brQu ..... University Js 15 15 12 -57 Est1nda 20 13 17 26 -76 , Unhterslty • P1lmer 9, Scogglrl 16, ASlampour 6, DeGrOod 10, Schachter 7, AdlOo 6, Namkoong 3. }:pointers -Scoggin 4, P11mei' 2, N1rnkoong 1. Fouled out • oe<irood, Adloo . llillinCla. Plodc 16, Novik 11, NehOn 19, Mar.1, Clsift. 4, ~lsh 24, Ry. Simpson 0, Jihld 0, Ao. ~.o. Fjynn 0 3-pointers • Plock 2. Technluls • Jahld 2. BOYS SOCCER Sea Kings go blank in 72-45 setback • Santa Margarita leads by as many as 35 en route to Sea View League win. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot RANCHO SANfA MAR- GARITA -The Corona del Mar High boys basketball team picked up Wednesday where it left off Tuesday, when Coach Paul Orris kicked the Sea Kings out of practice for a lack of focus . The Sea Kings were virtually missing in action !or the first three periods at Sea View League host Santa Margarita, collectlng more turnovers (20) than field- goal attempts (18) and falling behind by 35. The visitors rallied to win the fourth period, making the final verdict 72-45, providing a glim- mer of spark Orris must hope finds some kindling for Friday night's visit to El Toro High. •That's the way we've been playing and practicing,• said Orris, more puzzled than frustrat- ed by his team's dismal perlor- mance. •I kicked them out of practice (Tuesday), because they had no focus and. no intensity. The kids seem to have no insight as to what they're supposed to be doing and we seem to have our minds on anything but what we're trying to work on. "No one steps up and says anything, which is hard to take, because we have a mostly senior team (8 of 11 players). Everyone seems to be waiting for someone else to do something, which lS a big disappointment.• Santa Margarita (15-4, 5-1, ranked eighth in Orange County and second in CIF Southern sec- tion Division Il-AA) hardly disap· pointed its home faithful, smoth- ering the Sea Kings with a half- court trap. CdM staggers , 1' Eagles, 2-1 QCC men roll, 88-57 ~ woment 71-60 The Eagles' aggressiveness on defense and the back.boards (23- 11 rebounding edge by intennis· sion, 35-24 overall) combined to leave the Sea Kings (11·10, 2~.C) reeling. _ Cd.M went 10:43 between its two first-half field goals, and attempted only 10 other shots in the same SJ>&l. The Sea Kings did connect on 12 Qf16 first-hall foul shots, but had 12 turnovers to Santa Margarita's two at the break. game, later nOting Badorek's midi'alige j~ shootilig wu no fluke. "We have a couple bueline o~tie& for her agai.nlt different defensive sets and she's been canning them." Badorek, whom Dultus credits with keeping the team -and tt.s coach -loose whenever necessary, offered an expW:ultion for her shooting success (7 of 14 !tom the field againlt Uni). "It's coritidence, • she ex.plained. •Tue last few weeks, I've had mor con.ftd nee shOottng." Badontk'1 C'QDfldence.obvtoUlly.got a bOolt Satunley, a ga,ne 1he iillo believes Will benefit her 1'9UJ'gtmt team, which opened the MUOn with MYeD wms, 10it the nezt m, and hal altemat.s ~ame wlilnlng and Jottng lttHa linOe. "I think Saturday ntgbt was a high point for us. l think we've accepted Andree's loss and :we're com.trig together as a team. I think we're going to fin1ih atrongly." Badorek plans to do the same with the rest of her prep career, and hu •alway. want~ to play in college.• She said two keyw to her development have been f ether Jack, a former B<.lYI and Girll Club youth coach, Md brother Wes, a &-6 senior starter on the Sailor boyw team. In fact, she u~ed Wet' 22-point ~onnance m Prtday'1 lou to Santa ~ta. a fact lbe Nld he a~ted with &dniirable grace. •t1e wu fired "I> for me,• Breanna said of W•, with wberD lbe oftiD •wolb oa post move1 • ID the funily Urtveway. ·sut be Mid be hu to~ me now.• ' Adam Klinke's bucket with two seconds left in the third quar· ter narrowed a game-high deftdt to 58-25, and the Sea Kings drilled 9 of 13 fourth-quarter field-goal attempts to finish a misleading 15 of 31 (48.3%). Klinke, a 6-foot-4 senior, went 4 of 4 from the field in the final period and cannid 6 of 7 in the seconcj half to lead the Sea Kings with 14 points. CdM senior Brian Coleman had 9 of his 11 points in the first half. Santa Margarita's 6-8 senior center Allen Krist amassed 21 of his 22 J><?lnts before lntennilston, • stngle-handedly oubcorlng the visitors, who trailed, 43-16, at the break. Krist finllhed With 22 polnti, nme rebounds and four Mall, while fellow ftrlt-team aD·liague returner DeD.nJI Keane chip~ ln t 1 poAnts and five steals to keep the Eagtel prtlhed for Pri- day'• firit-place abowdown at w~. Tbe SM Klnga~ lCIDe aiMtbal b6d newt ------om. MIC:Daoeld ... aoWDa.1na...:m..- w111a. 1*llY ................. ............. CONTINUED FROM 81 Leadbetter Golf Academy will host a free goU clinic for Southem California residents at NBCC. RSVPs are not reqajred, . In addition, Mogg, whose vtdeo-taped lesson a year ago improved a certain sportswriters golf swing, will give a clinic to members of several local high school teams at 3 p.m., including all four schools in the Newport-Mesa School District. According to Jake Rohrer, the event's pro-am chairman. it was Mogg's idea. •tt's a nice addition to the tournament activities," Rohrer said. There Will also be several booths 10cated on-site for toUllley spehators to visit, representing · Taco Bell Newport Classic apparel, among other things. a It takes countless hours of work for volunteers to make the Newport Classic Pro-Am a success, while more than $1.8 million has been raised to benefit Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian. From scorers. to marshals, from sales to silent-auction organizers, from the setup crews to the cleanup crews, hundreds of people volunteer their time to give Newport Beach its finest and most traditional golf tournament of the year. a Preliminary discussions are taking place for a golf tournament in May at Newport Beach Golf Course to benefit financially underprivileged kids, as well as Newport Harbor High's golf team, which has in that can only field six varsity players in competlP,on. "Golf is booming," said Jim Warren, Newport Harbor golf coach, who plans to field five teams this spring, including the district's first girls team. The problem for Warren, who has 'hired three assistants this year, is the cost for the players. To practice on driving ranges, among other things, doesn't come cheaply for some 60 golfers on a regular basis. A tournament with solid com- munity support would certainly help alleviate some of the cost. Furthermore, the tournament -being launched by Newport Beach Golf Course starter Keith Wyrick -would create a Junior .Fund for kids in the Costa Mesa and Newport Beach area who want to play but cannot afford the basics, such as lessons, dri- ving-range time and clubs. Jobn Sullivan, a pro at Newport Beach GC, would reportedly be the 'main instructor Jor the kids in a •camp" environment. Kids would receive basic instruction four-to-five hours a day for about three days a week. Wyrick is looking for sponsors, players and donors for the event. Call him at the club (852-8681) if you're interested in helping underprivileged kids and the high school golf program. 0 Kudos to Rosemary Ely {Coto De Caza), a guest at Newport Beach Country Club on Tuesday who scored a hole-in-one on the 103-yard hole No. 4 from the ladies' tees. Joan Carr, Glee Queen and Allen 1\'ane were witnesses. Ely's shot bounced once, about four feet from the pin, then rolled into the cup. • RIOtARD DUNN Is a Daily Pilot Sportswriter whose club goff column appears every Thursday. WEDNESDAY'S COUNTS • Davey's Lodcer • 2 boats, 14 anglers. 1 calico bass, 16 sand bass, 121CUlpln, 2 ~head, 2 halltM. 1 rodt fish, SO mackerel, 23 blacksmith perch. Newport Landing • 1 boat, 12 anglers. 1 sand bass. 4 rodt fish, 43 scu lpin, 1 whitefish, 9 blue perch, 18 mackerel. pelt Oeplc ~Am baa w Jive, tbe Jut Coming in 1994, wbeo Jerry. Ppltz beat Paul StaiJiowski incf',Sonny Skinner in a ooe-hOle ~YQff with a 1().. • ceswm 0 ·8S earns open All-Star Area play • Region 97 squad gets past North Irvine, 1-0; then punishes Costa Mesa with 3-0 victory in Division SA competition . The Aces, Newport Beach's Divi.Sion SA team representing Region 97, came up with two wins in the opening weekend of AYSO All.-Staf Area play. The Aces opened with a 1-0 win Saturday over a tough North Irvine team, with their goal com- ing in the third quarter when Judi Deitz, and Lauren Curtis garnered assists on Amanda Wittman's game-winner. The defense made it stand up, earning stopper Shay Barton and sweeper Hayley Miller praise from their coach, Jim McKanna. In the afternoon, the Aces defeated Costa Mesa 3-0 behind the second shutout of the day by goalkeeper Vic Swigart. Michelle Darmiento was the player of the game, picking up two goals. Justin Austin added the other goal and Barbara Julian had a strong effort at forward. Girls 3A Newport's 3A team played one game, shutting out Tustin, 4-0. ~ten Case scored three goals and Elizabeth Evans scored the other for Newport. Goalie Morgan Lewan picked up the shutout and Sarah Green and Lyndsee Fitzgeorge were credited for their defensive play by Coach Dave Kauth. Girls 4A The Breakers won the morning opener and fashioned a tie in the afternoon game. They trailed 2-0 to Costa Mesa at halftime, but battled back on goals by Megan Moss, Michelle McRorie and Jen- nifer Miller to complete the come- back. The afternoon game with North Irvine ended in a_0-0 tie. Arny Mudd put in a good effort in goal and Lauren Kerwin and Niki Bannister provided stellar defensive efforts. Boys3A The Newport contingent breezed through its two games, shutting out Co~ta Mesa and South Irvine. Willie McRorie, Dulce Burchell and 1im Birdsong Hoffman, Mahler share week's scoring honors with 18 points NEWPORT BEACH -Marcus Hoffman and Jaycee Mahler each scored 18 points this weeks to capture scoring honors in City of Newport Beach Youth Basketball League action. Hoffman led Harbor View No. 1 to a 55-24 victory over Harbor View No. 2 in C Division play. He was joined by five teammates who scored more than five points each. Scott Caput had eight points, Brett B).ackled.ge had seven and Jon Steinberg, Zach Altman and Eric Aakhus each had six for Har- bor View. . Mahler led Lincoln to a 40-20 win over Heights in an A Division game. Jose Najcir joined Mahler in double figures with 12 points. Miguel Espinoza led Heights with eight points and Robert Chai added seven. In other games: C Division Newport Elementary (No. 1) 24, Marlnen 8 Josh White scored 10 points and Tommy Holbrook had eight for Newport. Sydney Farrer had six points to lead the Mariners. HarboT View (No. 3) 29, Un- coln (No. 1) 3 Harbor View got some bal- anced scoring with Aaron Harper scoring seven points and Jordan Coroso and Casey Flynn, six apiece. Heights 20, Uncoln {No. 2) 14 Joe Riggio and Michael King each had six points to lead Heights. Chris Crawford had a game-high eight points in a losing effort while Nathan Packer added six. B Division Mariners 14, Heights 12 Mike Afrasiabi scored six points and four others had two apiece for the Mariners. Daniel Puro led Heights with six points. Harbor View 35, Newport Ele- mentary 9 Brett Matsen had a game-high 15 points and Stephen Ward and Scott Kohen each had six points for Harbor View. Uncoln 34, Andersen 5 Taylor Pham scored 14 points and Seitaro Ochiari had six for Lincoln. Three players, Tusten Harris, Lauren Lorman and Miles Yourman each added four points. were noted for outstanding play by Coach George Birdsong. Boys4A Newport split both of their games, losing in the morning, 4-0, to North Irvine and then commg back to take a 2-0 lead over Cos- ta Mesa in the second game. With five ~utes left, the Costa Mesa coach forfeited the game after an apparent disagreement with a rereree giving Newport the wilt RJ. Rutter scored both goals in the Newport victory. Goalie Clark Fonda picked up the shutout and David Hernandez played well ob defense. TODAY BASKETBAU . .. College men • Southwestern Baptist at Southern Califomia College, 7:30 p.m. High school girls • El Toro at Corona del Mar, 7:30 p.m.: Newport Harbor at Irvine, 7:30 p.m.; Costa Mesa at Laguna Beach, 7 p.m.; Estancia at University, 7 p.m. WRESTUNG High school • Newport Harbor at Corona del Mar, 6 p.m .; Costa Mesa at Aliso Niguel, 3 p.m. SOCCER High school girls • Corona del Mar at El Toro, 3:15 p.m.; Irvine at Newport Harbor, 3:15 p.m.; Estancia at Uni~ ty, 3 p.m.; Costa Mesa at Laguna Beed\ 3:15 p.m. ~ange Coast United Slammers reach Celtic Cup final lose out, 1-0 • Boys under-11 team reaches championship game of the Celtic Cup, but falls to Palos Verdes. Orange Coast United's-boys under-11 Slammers reached the cham~ionship game of the Celtic Cup, the states most presti- gious youth soccer tournament, only to fall 1-0 to the Palos Verdes Raiders. The Sla.Dimers, made.up of.boy& primar ily from Corona ael Mar, Newport Beach and Costa Mesa, were competing against teams from Texa~, Arizona and all over ...._ California -even as far U S C away as Peru, South YO TH 0 CEJt Northridge. Blake Dillon and Dave Erickson scored both second-half America. The championship game pitted two teams with similar styles. they battled to a 0-0 halftime lead with Palos Verdes finally breaking the de4d.lock on a corner kick with seven minutes left in the game. The road to the championship game began with a 3-0 win over the Irvine Strik- ers. Stron~ defensive ·efforts by Jeff Reed, ~--~Dl~bQlpecf. - Slammers control the game. OCU took a 1-0 lead at the halt on a goal by Jonathon Duran on an assist by Alex goals. In the second game, the Slammers went up against league rival Fountain Valley and they beat1.he Wolfpack 2•-0. After a scoreless fust half, Duran scored a hat trick in the second half to put Irvine away. 1n the semifinals, OCU defeated the .Nigntmar• scored first on a breakaway goal by Tun Iliff on the assist by Reed. The Nightmares knotted the score 1-1 on a penalty kick minutes later. Jordan Feldman scored the game-$- ner midway through the second half. • Goalkeeper Will Johnson hAd two t.ig saves on preserve the Win and propel the Slammers into the cha.mpionship game again.st Pelos-Verdes. - OCU will be back in action at the State Cup in mid-February as the No. 1 seed in the State Cal Heat. The Slammers, coach~ by. Wali=--~·d,......,..._""' ..,..._ MUl!!!llll .... ~~....-.;..;..;;;...,.....:ip~ii.~ =.:-:.•\•.:..-:... 11.............. ., .. -... •=:r;:e ., ..... of: 'MLLIMI J. ... .... .... _.., -.. .= .. ov.::f/1-::::. ~~Mn ••1 ........ ... ~.~ .. 5i! c..r...,111! 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NOT1CI OF por11t Plaza, Sit 200, ducted by: an lndiYldual CEEDINO AGAINST YOU, ~ at the Olflrlct otllct lll<f laltl Ac!. (Tt111 tllth0t1ly • PUaLte SAL N.Wpoft 8each, CA 02$60 Have you 1111\ed OOlng YOU SHOUU) CONTACT A lft availablt to any lnltr· WIP allow thl ptrlOnal reJ>o E OF ThT1 bu1ln1u It con· butlMH yet? yet 12·3-95 LAWYER. Hled l*'IY upon rtqu.at. rettnt1tfllt to takt many AUNDONJ!D ducted by: 1 corl)Ofatlon Shu·Chtn Whitworth On FEBRUARY 8 1998 at In accordtnct Wtlh SKtJon actions wlthotJt obtaining PAOPUTY Tht reglattant commenced Thi• 1tatement was filed ; Md .,..,. ,... JNn S t~Oll in lht Supeno of Ha Naelcie ol ... : ~ lllOdler IHIOW ftcltnlf, si., or 1o;oo A.M., CAl.·WESTERN 1713.2 or the C&lltomia c°"" approval. hf0<1 1M· Nauc. Is hefeby OiV•n 10 ttansact 1>ulln111 under with th• County Clelt 01 , ..,. 1111 ,,.... Ol tW Court of CflklOllVl. Count)' ol ...-. eruaiew1 '"9 anct common law (Sit Seeton 14400 RECONVEYANCE CORP., 1 Labor Code, Vie ContrtC'IOf Ing cwt11n YtlY lmportMt that ~ UOdl(IUIMd wiU lht llclllloua narnt or Ortngt County on 11-4·96 n ol h in.610AAHGE. COiia "' Itta ........ ol II teCI • lllllllllQ _,, Plvfnt!Olll Calllomla corporation 11 lhall post • copy ol tht d .. ec:Uoot, however, th• ptf· tell at public 1ucllot1, put· "''"" lilltd abOve on: t88S3818223 91¥ ..W o..d ot THE P£TITIOH ~ .. II lllll IUl1-8' plUe .,..._. an Codi) duly appointed truatta ttrmlnallqn of prtval!lno 1onat rtpr11entaliv• will b4t auant to Section 21700 of Nov. 1, 1'94 Dall PU J Net. The..,... ~ ot.JNn S Tysot1 DI lj)PQ!lllld IS ..,......, ..-..i 11111t11nee filltFl!t" TUM_,. undtr end pureuant to ratt or w1g11 •t ekh Job. reqUlred to glvt notice to tht 8u1lne11 & Proft1· Hopkin• Rul E1ta"le 25 1~ ot an •. ,lh '.!: obllglilllol•., ttw ttme o1personll 1t~ to 1C1tn1n• at • Wltlllll .....,... •• 1315,~fllll#, •sr.· o..ct of TtUtl tKOlded 11t1. Tht tchedule ol per lnltrt1led pereon1 unlep atonal Codt, the follow!~ Group, Sttphtn C. Hop-• 1 1 •v peMMllan cl Ihle isltflllt tttn Ol Int dtcedlnt "'-Aflltl 1, t• lo dll• of ,.~.-0.,.~ JUl.Y 22, lttl, H Inst. No. clltm wages Is based iJ ~y Nve -lvtd nollct Of described property to wlC kins, PttsJdtnt PUILIC NOTICE 111 ll0,131U2. THE PETITION l'tQlllSts 11'11 .. plUe ICCfwd We ._...,. 1 ""'02f43 81·379942 In boolc. pmge a WOfking day of t consented 10 ~ prope>Md MICHAEL CASERTA UNIT Thi• •l•ltmtnl WH riled • OtlOllt• dlceOlnl's WU tnd codlclll 11 ~ anct .... IN Nlwlloltlll ta Miu ot Officl•I' R~dl In the hoUra. Th• rllt f()( hol ay action.) Tht lnd'9tfldtnl A·15, BED. Fll.E CABINT, with ~ County Clttk OI '1otltloua Bu•ln•H • MUPWW.al'ff bl ICln'lllld IO problll The blfMftca.I~ • IUlhortllld or CH342UIT·2168-E.Jein olflct or tht County R• andovtr1lmtworl(1h1llb4t edmlnlattatlonauthoritywlll GOLF CLUBS, MISC. Ottnge County on 1-12-dle N•m•Stat•ment ~TIOH W\l.1ndany00dicll111t1Valal»t ~ tD.P9Y lllfb lo 11,18.~Ftbl,111118 cordw ot ORANGE County. at llmt and on•half. Tht be granted unt111 an Inter-ITEMS, ANGEL ALFARO iHe3een27 Thi lollowlng person• 111 a Callfomla c---iion' foreuminabon tn thl hie kept by Nit. VOU MEW l*'AULT PUBLIC NOTICE Stall or CALIFORNIA IX· ConltllC'lor and tny IUI>-tit.Gd pttaon m .. an Ob-UNIT 0-1•. CARPET AND Oall Pllol J 25 F b , doing buslntas .... Tht "''T,;. 'theeourt. UtC8 A ORD°" TIWIT ·---------tCUled by OEE JAY VA. con1tactor(1) thall pay not )ectlon 10 tht pritlon and CARPET TRAILER. JASON y an. • • • • Ct p I '2t w u " .. llE P£TTTIOH llQUHtl rMTID ....... tm. UN-.-JGRT, AN UMAARIEO MAN ltu than tht 1ptcllied pr• Shows good cauu why the MUWNS, UNIT 0.8, COM· 8, 15, ttte th201 ht~"Slrcf.P 'Hunli1 t~~ ~ Bruce R. ~·la,lllOll IO ldmin1,ter Ille t$l9lt Lal YOU TAKI! ACnoN Flit Ml. 1"5HllUI WILL SELi. AT PUBUC valllng ra111 or wages to an court 1nould not grant the PUTER W/MONITOR, VAC-PUBLIC NOTICE Beach, CA 92548 ~ 11291 lf1llM ~"* ~ ~ Adnit1· TO flROTflCT YOUR~ f~A~11f' AUCTION TO HIGHEST worke11 employed by thtm autho~ fieti. UUM, MISC. HOUSHOl.D, lsabtl lncett 9211 WlH d,,~on of Etas Act (Tiu l!lln'( rr •Y •IOU> AT The lollOWI Oii( I) g~fJi~R~~Rc~~slt< ~~ttxecullonotthecon-u!n"wiu.!'~.:'°"~•t::!: :~~ ~v~~ U~l~H~~~ Flctltlou••u•IM .. helm Circle.' Huntlngto~ Tlllln.~~1JUt11on~Wll._thePtt10nt1 A ..U.UC IN.&• Y04J no oosine.!~l'~J'S1c[~ DRAWN ON A STATE OR A Payment Bond and • ary 22, 1898at1:45 p.m. In POLES, MUSICAL INSTRlJ. Nam• ltat•m•nt Baach. CA 9*8 T~: (1~57J.7410r.!lftStntffll to lalll lllll1Y .->NUXFl.ANlllONOf RllY 0£.U , 32118 Pa.seo NATIONAi. BANK, A Ptr1ormanc.BondshaHb41O.pt.703 toc:attd at: 3-41 MENTS ANO MISC. Thtlollowlngper~at Thi• buslntH Is COi)-F..: (114 57J.74l7 Wllhout OOlainil\O eoutt !H'NAT\NOflllilll'ftO. •nto 14A.~.NanCllJs· CHECK DRAWN BY A rtqulrtd prior to ellecutlon Tht City Otlve Ortngt BOXES dol~ busJnau u . Watah ducted by: an lndMduaJ 01111118 01/t 01/'lW Befort llleno etrtlln emJ9IO MMtST YOU. no, CA 02676 STATE OA FEDERAL ol the conlract and shall b4t Callfomll 92868.° ' Sale will be by competl· & Otclut1, Attorntya II Havt you atarted doing Ma533Ci2 'Y 1mpo"'nt taons, hOwever, YOU IHOUlD CONfACT A Mira ,..,.,.., 16458 8olsa CREDIT UNION OR A In tht form Ill forth In the IF YOU OBJECT TO th• Uv• blddl~ (written staled Law, 1851 E. Fourth Suitt buslnoH yet? Ytl 1-1·95 personal "Pl'fStnt.111YI Wiii be LAWVlll Ga C.,.. ~ liCI, 1211, ""n'noto,, 8eacll. CHECK DRAWN BY A contract documents. granting or th• petition, you blda may be aubmltted In 160• Santa Ana. CA 92701 IHbel Incera PUBLIC NOTICE uld IO ~ ~ to inter· ~ TN9 Died leMcff, CA Q2&49 STATE OR FEDERAi. SAV· Each blddtr •hall b4t I n-should 1ppe11 at thl htar-actvane•! ON THE 31ST OF 0.Mll J. Walsh, 5597 Thi• statement was fifed PttSOnl umu they lllW -..:::::& .,. OM-Ths buSIMSS IS ~led by INGS AND LOAN AS· ctnaed conttactOqMsuant Ing and llale your Ob-JAN, 1996, 9:00 A.M. AT Eagi. Polnl Clrclt, W•st· With tht County Cllfk of loin. Smhh Ollltf 240584 '*-0<eon1tnlitd to 11'11 '°"II. a..uJ, an llldl~ll SOCIATION, SAVINGS AS. lo lilt BuslnHI and Pro-teetlons or lilt wrHttn Ob-THE PREMISES WHERE 1ro:e~~-~ic~e~'~!1ues ~~~;.::~~t.y1on 12~95 rne. TS-10669 a p, number '423· llfOPOS'° aon) Thi tndepend·, ~CA":;'!..;= HM you s1a11ec1 cbog lluSl-iGCIATION. OR SAVINGS ltsslons Code and be II· ectlons with the court be-said property hu been,,.,~ E VI 0 • "' -v~ 083·13 notle:e ol truttM's sa ntldrrt1t1sttlllona..ilh0n~Wtllbe l'Qr llnfonNtkwt lboul Che nHsytt?No B,\NK SPECIFIED IN SEC-ctnatd In !ht following or• the ht11I~. YOUf •P. llored and which Is localed ;,;Ji., . ct• 92::7 Amigo, Dally Piiot Jan. •• 11, 18, under deed of trust you .,.. In granted unltss an Interested' ..... ol..,.. truatet.. .... SIGNm WTRA NAO!t.'1 ltOH 5102 OF THE FINAN· classlflcallon: B pe11anc• may b4t In perton at AYRES SELF STORAGE. Mlct1a!r' E. Burkitt 1796 25, 1998. th178 dtlalllt und« a dHd of trus pe1$011 Ides an otJ,ec•on to lht Cll (ttt) "7·7"211. flor .,,.: TM Sl.lltment WU l~td With c~ CODE AND AUTHO-OOVERNINQ BOARD, Of by your anornty. 1880 WHITTIER AVE .. N Mt Mcl<lnlty Blvd Or PUBLIC NOTICE datld August 2 1994 un llft'°'1 and shows OOod cauu fonMllorl llbout ~ !tit Coun!y Cle~ Of Oranoe mz!:D TO 00 BUSINESS Carolyn 8. Stocker, DI· IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR COSTA MESA, CA. 92827 .,;g., ·cA 92681 .• • you take action io J)IOKI you thl COUit Should not Otanl Ille tHt propwty N"T!R POftE. Coun!y on Otctmber 28, 1995 IN. THIS STATE WIU BE Hctor Builn•H S•r· or a contl~tnl creditor ol 714-650-1282 Landlord rt· This business 11 con· Flctltloua Bualn•H property. 11 may be solo al authoney ~ContactGEeap. NOTCE This ftCllOO\IS Name HEl:O AT THE ENTRANCE vfcH & Aux.lllary 0.,_ the dtceuecl, you must me 101Vt1 the right to bid al ducted by: a general part· Nam• Statement Pllbllc sale 11 you need an A HEARING on the oe11•on will t.i Alllltt Manag~ SIJlemenl e•pirts l1w years from 1t> THE ORANGE CITY eratlons your claim with the court the ult. Purchases must MfShlp Thi I II 1,.,.. txl)lal'lalion of the nature ol Ill be '1lld on febNaiy 22, 1ggfj at lr\1r'9 (IOO) at4CMO o.tld· lllt elate ti was flled 111 the Ofhct HALI., 300 EAST CHAP· and mall a copy to tht ptr-be made by cash and paid H tarted d · 0 owq.,, ptfaons art d aln 1'45PM 1n OeSll No 703 IOClleel ~2, U• AMP19Mt3 of the Coullly Ctttll. A ritW r,a MAN AVENUE ORANGE Publlsht d Newport sonal rtprtstntallvt ap. lor at the Ume or purchase. b ~~ you 7s N OI~ doing buslnen as: Luxor PfOCIM IOO IO sl you you 3-41 Tiit City On'ft Orllnoe CA 11u.1tte.1121 '°Vs BuSlnel! Name S111 ; CALIFORNIA ail tight title Btach-Costa Mesa Dally pointed by the court Within All purchlled goods art ~I ss l" 0 Resturant & Night Club, should contact 1 laW'fer No Q2613-1671 • l!llst bt ldtd emen and Interest convey~d to Piiot January 25, February lour months lrom the date sold •• 11 and must be r•· Thf!14:/aie~~~~·'!.a, flied ~~~ N. c5ti'~~~~ Blv. 17• Is hereby gdlv~~lleth~ Common IF YOU OBJECT to tne granting PUBLIC NOTICE The fillno of 1:s'~;!::! :J:s and now held by II under 1. 1996. ol first Issuance o~ht !•I· mov"! at Umt of aale. Seit wllh the County Clerk 01 w 11~1·y 1 2680 S ~11th Lan ompany, I the penon. you should appear nol ol 1tstll aithorin Ille use 1n sa.d Dttd or Trust In the Th199 lt•s as p1c>vlded In stct1on Is aubjtet to c1ncellaU011 In Ora C 2 9 96 a ouse. an· ""'' ornta corporabon. as trus the lld'loO and Nie your Fill Na.1HUlffl1J lhl I I Ftc Bu prope11y situated In satd 9100 of th• Cahlornla Pro-lh• event of 11nlement be-nge ounty on 1 •1 • llal: Blv.. Orange, CA lee or SllCCeSSOr trustH btet*ons or Ide wntttn Obtee· FICTITIOUI IUIDEll tu.s s ate 0 ' b'0'15 suw:ss Counly and State de· PUBLIC NOTICE bait Code. The llmt for fll· twetn landlord and obU· ~:~5=;,887723 ~2i,1 7 b i SUbSbllJted b'llSIH pursuant I ons wiltl ltlt court befort ltle NAllUTATOIOO lll04'7.etn "::,'°/':,.the t:' ol W1t>tci as: ~~~:m •·•ill ,~: 9Ai)~ ~:\~~~/. X !Jot Jan. 18. a d' I us neu Is con-JN..llwl .llf T®l~ecweit hAlll119 YQlll~ ~ The lol•ng petlOll(sJ Intl r ~ e . or C o M p LET E Ly D E· BSC 474 7 before lour months from AYRES GROUP. BONO Feb. 1, 8, 1996. tried by: an fndlv1dua1 1 Scon E Smith. a s·1no1e man ;; pelJOrl or by your1ttomty dOingllCISlness as 'flE'O Hill i::AR ~l:W ~=-14ote& iGRIBED IN SAID DEED NOTICE OF the htarlng dale noticed NUMBER S-400.1884 lh195 buale you 1•larted dong recorOtd on 0~11994 as If YOU ARE A CREDITOR ora WASH, 13871 Red till Allt CCXS: Slntss ~ USIOns OF TRUST PETITION TO above. Ayres Sell Storage, Resl· PUBLIC NOTICE w~~:~~1 1 no Instrument no 94·0488281 in noena ~ of 1t1e de· Tustn,CA92680 ' OIS~OVEAYESCROW COMPAHY Tilt strtet address and ADMINISTI:R YOU MAY EXAMINE the dent Managers This state~ent was fllOd boot page or ottm records In ed you IIllSt ftlt your d~m t.t>llamecl B·Slid. 17016 B 7ll7ClftltrA'lf other common designation, ESTATE OF· Ille kept by the cour1. II you Pu b II shed N ew P-or I cni 1338091 with lht C l Cl k 1 the otta of the county record• Ill ini court and marl 1 CO"' to SIWPlttlCtn:lt. IMne. CA 9271 4 ..... .. .. ,, ii. any. ol the real propel1y • are a person Interested In Btach·Costo Mesa Dally oun Y er 0 o fc "' MIMI IU!ab 171115 8 S""· .,,. .. ..., deJcnbed above is pur-ELIZABETH the estate, you may Ille Pilot January 18, 25, 1996. Flctltloua Bualn•aa Orang• County on 12· 12·95 ol range county. Cati ornta, and the perso"'11 representab..e ap-park CUdt IMnt •CA Q2714 ,. lluf'lllfllJIOn BtlCfl, CA Q26"7 pocftd to be: 619 IRVINE CAMPBELL JOHNSON with tht court a formal R&-Th191 Nam• Stat•m•nt 19953867138 Pll~Su::,lh• noi;:e 01 dtlaul Pointed by !he COUit withn four Tiu ~suwsi 11 cona..ded by Nev.Port Beach·Costa Mesa )\. v e N u E . NE w p 0 RT ... ELIZABETH quest for Special Notict of PUBLIC NOTICE Tht following persons lie Daily Pilot Jan. 11, 18. 25. an ~ 1oA~~tllerau=rrT1011tns I~ tne elate Of ftfSI "'Sblnd & wife CN343937 18020t.m Jan BEACH, CA 926&3 C. JOHNSON aka the flllng of an Inventory doing buslntu as: Mlulon Feb. 1, 1996 th188 recor 111 I> ssuance"' tiers IS~'" o-slr1flt llll llO( ._.,,, 41111125 1996 THe undersigned Trustee ELIZABETH JOHNSON and appraisal of H tate as· Viejo Famlly Par1ner1h1p, page as instrument no 95· seaon 11100 0( lite Callfomia ''""' ytt ....,,,..n d1sdalm1 any liability for CASE NO At 8 t 088 sets Of ol any petition or ens 1338538 LP.. a CaJlforma limited PUBLIC NOTICE 0457727 of said olllcial records. Ptol>l1t Code Tilt ame tor llltog ~!"'Sid bubutenus under lht PUBLIC NOTICE any lncorrtcl/'less 0 the . • . account as provided In Flc tltloua Bualn•u partnership, 13 Corporate will sell on 02/1511996 at In Ille dams wiff not eicpre belore lour ,ous ~neas name or ttrpt t ddrus and other er: 1 111 heus, ,rnelicla:,~· aecllon 1250 ol tht Cali· Nam• Stat•m•nt Plaza. Suitt 200, Newport ~= No.: Ol.SON lront of tile llagpoles at tne main mol1ths f11>m the htanno date :Ohsted~O El SAID ~tlH3t70H7 common dtslQna1lon, 11 t °'1• con ~ent er · lornla Probate Code. A R• Tht lollowlng pe<sona are Beach, CA 92660 Onttr No.: et no entry area to lht placenlla c no•ct0 IOO\lt • • US IUSINOI aiiyi 1hown herein. tors, ind persons WhO may quest for Special Notice dol~ business 11: 1) Marl· Stephen C. Hopkins, 2695 I P. Number: 139-081..QG center 401 •1 I E Chapman YOU MAY EXAMNE Ille l~e MERVAT HATAS ICA.M£ nATtMENT said salt will bt made, ~~e:i\5~ b: 11~1"851~1~n form Is ava1lablt from the ner Square Asstx:lates, b) Riviera Dtlve. Laguna NOTICE Of TRUSTEE'S Ave Ptacentta, CA at 10 oo am kept 17; tne court n you are a Thl&:tattme0nt w~ bled with Ttie loltowlng pe11on(sl 1~ wr wllhOut covenant or r· EL ZAB~ • ~· or • court clerk. t.faln/Rt dhlll Auocletes, Beach, CA 92651 IA.LI!~ Df!El> at pubhc auction to lhe !lights per10n 1nte11Sted 1n lht tstJte. Ille :t,_; •111 "' Oranot oo.no bUsmess as IO MAGIC warran1y, express or tm-~HN~ON a~ E~'t::~ P•tlUon•r: Ora Beth {Tht Irvine Company), 550 This buslnts~ . Is con-OF TRUaT bkldtr for asn (payable al Ille you may t~e with the court a eou:~ llY 12, 191l6 2~5 Mchl~'le 14 Santa plitcl, rtg11d1ng 11111, pos· C JOHNSON aka ELIZA· Scott Newport Center ~rlvt. ducted by: a l11111ted par1· YOU Ml! IN OS'AUL T Orne or sale In lawful money 01 tOITNI RtQuest tor Speoa Hc*ct E·l.I., fd">us Name a.tmca CA ses1lon, condition, or en-BETH JOHNSON Frank R. Newell CSB 9N2twpo6"'"7rt01B1each, CaUfornla nTtthshlp 'UNO£.R A DEED Of' TRUST, lht UnlteO SI.all$) .. right. 0114 ol ltlt hltng ol Ill llM"'°'Y and ~ :"t:.'d'",r~ ,!,~ C .. ·1U111Nnfom .... &.... ~alt$ ~re C\lll)brancts, Including A PETIT ON h • ...,.. e reg11trent commtnctd1DATEO ~ .M.._1tH, ll'ld 11118 t d aporasll of esta\'I assets or of uoo "''""" -a ,,..;., '""'"gMI ""' ft tt, char es and U· I as been 188883, Vand•nberg, Tht Irvine Company, to transact business under~L.ESIYOU flkE XC:: res conveye to and I peobon or accounl as . of the County Oetll. A new fl<> T4,SaOl.IMot)U .CAQ0t404 ,,.,,.. .. of 1~1 Tru•IH and ~~ ~Y th Wl~IAM1 WtKE· Neweu. CurtJ1, Nel1on !Michigan), 550 Newpon the llclillous name or ,TIQN TO P9'0'nCT y°"" "r~ ll~ld bi It under saldludeed v.1J '" secllOn 1250 of ~ '°"• Business Name Swement T~s bu~nes9 is conducled by o1 tht trurts crtattd by of ca1i7orn1~ c=:: 01 0~rt • Schuur, t 1 Oolden Ctnttr Orlvt , Newport names nstt d above on 12· 'PROflEIUY IT MAY 81! o 11~ 111 'tr"'T't~1 11•!ed lonu p,oi. Code A Re~ mist be Ned pnor IO INI dale a corpor11M>n saiCt Deed of Trust to pay ANGE • Shore Drht•, 1400, Btach, California 92660-1·93 SOLD AT A' PU9l.tC SAL&. 111 sai coun iii s ere· est for Speolf ~Cl form 11 The lllng Of ltis statement do11 HM you s1alt!O OOlng bl.ISi \fl• rtmalnlng prlnclpal THE • PETITION r u L 0 n g a• a 0 h, c A 701 t Stephen C. Hopkins IF YOU NEEO N4 EXPLA-tnalter oesalbed .oa1~1 1 lot • latlle IR>m the court clt tll no1 Of it1111 aulhOnlt fll utt in ness yet? Yes ~st 2.5. 1995 auma of the not•(•) .. that WILLIAM w~tll~ 80802 ATTORNEYS Thia busln111 la con· This statement was filed •NATION °' TH.I! NATUftl! Ill block 634 of canal section. MCll'lltyl• ,etltloMJ· ht St.lie o4 a~ llu'llnus SXiHfD HARTMAN & ASSOC._ cured by uld Deed of ~1 _,. FOR PE,TITIONER ducted by: t corporation with the County Clerk of OF THE -oc-Newoort Beach as shown on a cu•AL~I a COLLI-., JR.R., ht·. Natnt tn •itol,_on Of thl nOhb of ATES INC, 8't Tlloma M lhlS1 10 wtc 5162,888•15 be ap.,....nt.., as peraonal Tht registrant commenced Orange County on 12·28-95 T .. " ~ .... NO mao recorded 111 t>ook 4 page 98 "" "' "" "'"lllMll.l.A &llOl!ltr under fldllll, Stalt, °' HanrNn President with lnttrtst thtrton from ~!f't~!'~':t':: ~rt:ed':l~!: 11~544 to ttansa~ buslntu undt r 19953888138 ~ ~ACT Y~ or m1SC111laneous maps records 1~~'!::...'otlllfS'rnCOIMIOlllaw (Set Sdotl 14400 l hls st.atement was Meo wilh ~1-195 at 9.875% per dent. Publl 1h1 Newport lht f!ct1llou1 namt or Dally Pilot Jan.•. 11, 18, LAWYElt. of Orange county Cllllornia S4'tr~tlseq,BusinesaandAoltsSIOM Ille Cou111y Clert of Orange . annum IS provided In said THE PETITION I Beach·Coata Mesa Dllly n1m11 Usttd abovt on 25 1996 lh174 ' NOTICE IS HERESY Parcel 2 IOI~ In blocfl 634 OI LosM(Jl/fs CAf1006l-4276Co6t) Countv on.llroatyl9 1996 ri>Ml•l plu. coat and any tht decedent'• w~~u:i~ Piiot January 24, 25, 31. March 1980 • GIVEN thtt on 0113111998 ·canal Section, Nawpon Beach" NewPolt Be.di-Costa Mes ~rst Ft111111. NOTICE TllS Mdibous Name 1d~•nc11 with ln111111. ES. codicil•. If any, bt admitted 1996. /h• ~rvt~e FC~mpdant Wll· PUBLIC NOTICE 111 t ;15' A.M. ol Aid d.y· AT as sllown on a map recorded In N34672D SCHWE Jan 25 26 J F-el> IUSINH~ TITlf ESCROW, INC. SIJttment expuu h...e ytlll IR>m Toltd.ATED TOTAL DEBT to probalt Tht Wiil and WIM 40 iam . c at an . 8CU· THE ~ AVENvf book page 98 ol mtSCellaneous 1 1ggfj . 3IJ20 'Mlltl" WK! the date It WIS f~ed in lht Olf~ S191,183.&4 any codlclls art avallable llVt Viet Presidtnt Flctltlou1 Bu1lnH1 ENTRANCE TO THE CMC maps records of Or1ngt LosAngt/n, CA '10010 °'the Coun!y C!er'll. A new nc•· .!.~•D btdntfllcTlary hunder for u amlnatlon in tht file PUBLIC NOTICE J1~~s t~:·~~~~:Y w~l~r:'eo~ ThNa1 ':'1 • 6tal•m•nt !CENTER 8UILOINO, 1.0-Counrv catilornia Tiie orooerty PUBLIC NOTICE Newport Beach Costa Meu •ous Busmen Name St.lllrnent ~ " o rust ertto-kept by the court. Ora •Count on 12·26·95 e o owing pe'.sons are CATED AT 300 EAST aOdress and omer common CH347Gll635016-JHJan 18,25, must llt l1led pnor '° INt d.it fort tKt<:uted and dellv-THE PETITION requesll BSC 4748 ng 'I doing business as. !CHAPMAN AVENUE OR· designaaon lf any. of the real NOTICE Oft nttlSTES ftb 1.8. 191l6 lhe l~1no ol ths statement CIOes e~ed to tht undarslgned a authority 10 administer the NOTICE OF 19953888 t 30 a) Bonvl En1~1prlses, b) jANOE CA RESS FtNAN-property dfsc:tll>eO at>ove IS UL.I! TM: ..,. MARTIN not of 1tsell autllonu the use 111 ~•n OtciaraUon of D• 811111 under tht lndepen-PETfTION TO Dally Pilot Jan. 4, 11, 18. Bonvi Ente1pnses World· CW. • coRPORATlON purported 10 l>t 606 & 608 1201111On'*'-Y1, 1... PUBLIC NOTICE ths slllt of a Ftcbbous Bu!lnt$$ lf!Ll and Dt mand 101 Sale, dtrll Adminislrellon of E• ADMINISTER 2S, 1996 thl 73 widt, c) Bonvl Global Erl-Cttlifor le llon • a Clubllouse D11vt Newport lltach ll01:00PMOE~ Mon-Name '~ ~~n of tilt llQllts ol ano • written Notict of D&-tale Act (Thi ti It lerpnses, 5 Sorrento Court, n CofJl()t'I • aa · lllOt Trute Deed SeMces, Alt NI 11NHltl11 Ille nder Fedml s fault and Election to sen 1 · a aut or Y ESTATE OF: PUBLIC NOTICE Newpol1 Coast CA 92857 dutv tppolnled 'trua'" under CA 92660 Tiie undersigned Inc:. 1 FICTJTIOus IUlltflD ano r u Ille, or Tb• undersigned causeci ~~e~l:~~h~/et~koenal rep-JOHNS. CRAWFORD David J. Lustig, s Sorrento end pursuant k> tht power o4 trustae d1scla1ms any hal>llity tor Truat'!.T"":r .. °'.=:: MAMEITATHIENT :mmo~h (Ste ~~r 1-'400 slld Notice of Default and a<:1t011s without courtm'::, aka JACK CRAWFORD cni 1338530 Cou11. Newpor1 Coast, CA ule c:onfened In Iha! pertain any 111COrrecrntss of ltle prop· Trull-. otthat ~ DMd The IOl!owlno PlllOl\(I) tnrt O: · siness a eSS1ons EJec:tton to Stll to bt r• provat. Befort lakl Ctr· CASE NO. A 181082 Flclllloua Bu1lnHa 92657 DMd ol Trual 9119C\11ed by erty address and other common o1 TNll uecuted bJ lltidcy doing 11u11nus • 1 A TO z R~I f,~ CQfdtd In the county wh1rt tain ve lmporu.nl ~tlons To au htlrs, beneficiaries, Nam• Stat•m•nt Stephanie H. Lustig, 5 Sor· MARK A. Ol.SON mionallOt'I 11 any shown M.wtln and ~ ~In CR:UIT Bf.IEAl<ERS. b 8EHO£R no tht 1eal property la loc1ted. howev!r. the personal rep: creditors, contingent credl· Tht follow!~ persons ere rtnto Ct .. Newpor1 Coast, RtCOfded on OllJ0(191M, hertlo The tot.al amount of the hullb9nd and _.,. and r• CllCOO BAEAKEAS, 18n w C=!l~~~!.12~~ FOR SALES INFOR· rtstntatlve wlll bt required tors, and per1ons who may dol~ buslneu es: a) Irvine CA 92657 In Book n/1 of Ofl"iolal Rec-unpaid balanct ol the obllglllion cotdtd Mey ti, 1112 u n-S~. 8ru, CA 112621 1 815 l'R6n MAT 1 o N: M 0 n ·Fr I 10 glvt notice 10 Interested otherwlae be lntt rested In Land Management Com· This business is con· Ofda of ORANGE County, al St<:Ured by tile property ro be .,.,_ no. 12421MO, In George Thotnu 8enOer 18ni----·-----~Q.Oam to 5:00pm persons unless they htvt the will Of estate, or both. pany, b) lrvlnt I.and Man· ducted by: husband and pege nla, Recard«'a in.tru-sold and rmonal>ll estimated bock -pep -Offtdal "8-W S~. 8rea, CAG26i1 PUBLIC NOTICE (&t~I 590-9200, CAL· waived notice Of consented of: JOHN S. CRAWFORD 11g1m1n1, 550 Newport Wiit ment No IM-04l2771. by cos!! exDtn$8und aovanctsa COfdl o1 or.,. Cowlty, Rltltel a;a 8tndtf, 19n w i---------wlSTERN RECONVEY· to the proposed action.) aka JACK CRAWFORD Cenltr Drivt , Newporl Havt you 1tar1ed doing rMaon °'a breectl or defeult tilt bme ol Ille lnl~ publlcabOn c.1torni., eftd pur-.nl to S~. 8IU, CA 92621 Alt No. 11M3870511 AHCE CORP 525 E Tht Independent adminls· A PETITION hes been Btach, Calllornl• 92680.. business yet? yes 9/93 In 1J9Y1Mnl or petfonNnc• of 01 tne notice of sale 1s thM eeNin Noace d Datd Tin business 11 co~ed tiv FICTITl()US BUSINESS '' HI !ration authorlt)' will bt flltd by PHYl.l.IS S. 701 1 Davld J.LusUg. the obllgallon1 MCUred$275442501n addiUontocash ... Btdlonto ... tNl'tun-lllsband&wtlt NAMESTATEMENT "'a!'!_~StrHt, p .o. Box granltd Unltss an inltt· HEIN EKE In th• SuperlOf Tht lrvtnt Company (Mich-Sltphanlt Lustig lherebr. lndudlng ltlel bftechltti• UUS1M WIK acx:ept a C&Shltr'S ., recorded lept.-nbw 11, TM ~·ltlnl commenced lo Tiie lollOWIOQ person(s) 19'\re 22~, El Cajon, CA tsled person flits an ob-Coun ol Calllornla, County igan). 550 Ntwp<)(l Center Thia staltmeot was l1led ,. dtlaull, Nofloe o1 which cllecll dr1wn on , Sta or na-1M • lnlilNment no. ltJnsKI buwness under lht 0oio0 buSl~s as A AODUS 9~022·9004, (0 t 8) Jectlon 10 tht petJtlon and ol ORANGE. Dnvt. N-pol1 Btach, Call· with the County Cltrk of 1ec:otded 02J02/,995 n al t>ank CfleClc d Je by -.cM011• In 9ooll-. Paoe htttous bu11nau name or HEALTHCARE INC 8 AODUS 580.9200 •how good cau11 wh the THE PETITION requHla fornla 9266()..7011 Ott~e li:ounly on 12·2:!·96 RtlCO(der'1 lnetrvment No oon • rawn a -.olaldll"9cot'Cltotatld I ltd HEALTHCARE 895<Xl8 ~•l•d1 January 11 cour1 lhould not g1an~ tht that PHYLLIS s. HEINEKE Thi• bualneH 11 con· 199538878&0 95-0C>48255 In 8ooll nJa .j,state or lederal credit unton or a County, Wll IRMr and JM'• ~ggats lbCM Oii JIB.ll/y 2001 W ~r ~~ s .. · • authority. bt 4appolnttd as personal ducttd by: a COl'porallon Dtlly Pilot Jan. 18, 25, P809 n1a WILL SELL ·AT cheok drawn by a stare or tedlfat aa1nUo said Died at Tru.t ;;. .. .;.;. •~ ~ If D B A HEARING on lhe pell· rtprtSttllltlvt to 1dmlnls-Tht rtgl11tant commenced Ftb. 1 8 l996. thlll6 PU1SUc AucTIOH TO THE SIVlflOS and loan 1$$0Clall0n. aa1 .a pUti1c ~ fOf = O 6i2:gfR T BENDER. 20\_~"':1;!· ~ 92624 ti .JA •nn •r • aaom lion will be htld on FEBRu: 111 the 111&11 of the dt<:• to transact bualnt H undtt ' ' HtGHEST IMOOER FOR savinos associauon or savings c.lllf\, ~ '"°"'Y at 1ht " on rpora on -, nU&TEE SALE OF· AAY 22 1996 at 1·45 P M dent. lht fictitious n•mt o r PUBLIC NOTICE bank speclfted tn stCtJon S102 of ~ ...... Cit AtMrtca. at TIU stMement wu liled Wll/I C..foma 10 W l<lnve St IDCER: JENNIFER A. In Dep1: 703 10caltd at 34 i THE PETITION requea11 nam11 listed 1bov1 on ~· ru' money or the the hn111aal eodt and authorlllO !tie nol1h fron1 tnbance to 1111 CounlY Otrt o4 Oranoe C~ l 60610 BASOM, EXT.3018 The City Drive South Or· lht decedent'• WILL and Febru!l"( 1988 Flctltlou1 BualnH• :!" C::hler~~~nced by 1o do buslntSt 111 tl'tls state In the Co&.W1ty ~ ... 100 Countv onJai~aiy 12. 191l6 Tm ~~ness is CO~Cltd by Publlsht d Newport ang1, CA 928e8. ' codicils, II an'/, b4t admitted Tht Irvine Company, Wil· Name Statement r1IWl1 on tile event lender other than cash avtc Cf* DrW, ...... Ana. NOTICE-Tlla ·r;a11ous Name acorporaton Beaeh-Coata MIS• Dally IF" YOU OBJECT TO tht to probate. l ht wiU and liam H. Mcf~land, Extcu. Tht lollowl~ persons .,, :;.. ~=-~IS IOOIPllO tile lrllSlle ITllY c.lfomle .. M rtgt'lt, .. Slaltmtnt exp!M fr..e yun lrom The registrant comtmnctO to Pilot Janua 18 25 F b granll~ of tht petition you any codicUa ara avallablt ti'llt lllct President doing buslneu as: Tradt wllhhold !tit issuance 01 tile .,., tnl.,.. c~ to lite cMll It wu Wtd tn lite OlllCI ttlllSICI bus111ess unotr the i1 1096 ry • • 1 ru-ahould appe11 at the hear· lor examination In tht ftlt Thia atatemt nt was nltd Ru tarch lntematlonal, ~any~~~ IJUstet•s deed unul lllndt l>t-.,., now hetd bJ It undtf of the Cou~ Otr1l A new Ftu-ftCllllOUs CUSll'lt:SS Nml OJ llfl( • · Ing and atatt your ob-ktpt by tht cou11. with the County Clerk of T.R.I., 2688 N. Santiago cf ::-C C.llfomt. ftlnand 1 come available 10 ll'le payee or Mid Died ol TIUtlt In Vie •ous Bus1111ss Name Stltement namn hsted above on J.miaiy • -lh190 etlona or flit wntten ob-TttE PETITION rtque111 Ofangt County Oil 12·26-95 Blv., 1 10, Orangt, CA ,.. ............ .-.... • .-... ..._ ...__~ tndorste 15 1 malllr of r hi ptOpefty lltUleed In Mid mist be f~td pnor lo that dais 15, 1996 -.PUBLIC NOTICE tlonJ with lht cour1 b4to-euthorfly to admlnllltt tht 18953888125 '2e67 _...,-·-~-to""...,.... ioni eouncy Md..,. ... ,'*' The l*tlg ol lhl1 111tament dots SIGNED KCN ACQUISITION ... ore the ht11lng. Yout IP-Hlale under tilt lndtpen-Oaily Pilot Jan. •. 11, 18, Tradt Rtstarch lnll., T.R I. Mee In tht 5tM ot Celffot· Said sale WIN be made, but u: Mleueta f'arctl No. nol of 1tsdf aulhollze thl ust in CORroRATIO~ By ..,_Cllael J . " NOTICE TO pea1anc1 may bt In ~son dt nt Admlnlatratlon ol Es-25 l898 lhl7l (CA), 2688 N. Stntlago nit, AU. PAYAISL! AT THE without covenant or wairanty. 4ZZ..1DOU..ciUClfTrlld No tlU state of a Fd•out But111au ()oguw Stcrttaty ~ CONTRACTORS or by your attorney. !alts Act. (Thia 1vtho11ty ' Blv., 1 10, Orange, CA TME OF SAU!, all right, tin.express or tmphtd, regafdlng 2911, In Itta Qr ol ~ Name tn \llCll*>n Of !ht llghtl 01 This statement was 11led *tlh CALLI NO FOR BIDS IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR wlll allow tht per1ona1 rep-PUBLIC NOTICE 92667 and Int....-held by It "till4. possession, or el\Cl.lm-MeM, ~Ofange another under Ftdtral State or ltlt County Cler1t of 011noe _ SCHOOi. DISTRICT· Of a contlngtnl creditor ol rH tntatlvt to takt many Thlt bu1ln111 la con· Trw1M, In that,..., ~branoes. to sallsly the Indebted· ..,. o1 u ,.; common IN (Ste secilon 14..oo County Oii January 19. 191l6 • int ct.ceand you must file actJooJ without court ap-en• t344 UJO ducttd by: a corpOfal!on .,... In uid County Md '*1 secured by said dttcl, ,._. r-oed tn t1 .t Mq Business n PlolesSIOl\S NOTICE· This ~c11boua rutne NEWPORT-MESA UNIFIED your claim W!1h tht court proval. BtlOft taking ctr· Flctltloii• •ualmtaa HIV9 you atarttd dorng s-., deecribed M follailw: ICl'lillell 7S .tin ..... 4', ol -...,...,. 1). Sllllmtnl t.pits five yurs IR>m 5;~~'-c~~ST:iigr I 06-9G and mall a copy to lht ptr· laln very Important ectlona. • Nam• Stat•m•nt bu1lne11 ytt? yea, Jan. I.OT t Of TRACT NO. 3125, lnllr•r .s prOY\dtd ertln and ~ In Itta omc. ot IN filsl r.no the datt ti wu filed tn the Olfic:e ACT 1 8 0 · aonal rtprestnlatlvt ap-however, the ptraonal rtP· Tht followlng pttson1 att 1995 IN THI! CtTY Of C06TA 11'1• unpaid pr balance ol eounty RecotdW ol a8'd Nlwj)Ort Btlcll-Costa MIH Of thl Cou!llY Cltr1l A new ~~- ION gF-98EDUg~· pointed by tht court wlthln reatntallvt Wiil bt requited dol~ bu1IMH u : al Rich· Trad• Ruurch Intl., Ml!SA. IN SAID OOUNTY llle note secured tif said Oeed eow.ty. The ICrllll tddrtu CHJ.479117 Jan11.25. ftb u ~ous Business Name Statement i ENTER • lour months from th• datt to give nollc• to lnttrt1ted 1neu, b) Hottl Rlchtlltu, T.R.I., WaJld Youatl, Preal· NKJ tTATI!, AS NR MAP wllll lnlllresl lhtfton as OYICltd 0t ~ common 1996 ' ' r!\JSI bl hied pnOf to tl\lt datt O!AOUH!· l'!!RU ol fl11t Issuance 91 the let· pertona IP'llel• they havt 850 Town Ctnltr ()(Ive, cltnt Tiit 1•no °' hs stmment dOts 8 991 AT · • • ltrt as .P'Ovided 111 aid.Ion waived ~ ulte 1~0;-C<ma Mna, Thia st&llfMtll was Jtled ~ not ol 11Sef1 authOIU• 1he use 1n 1 • 1 2.00 P.M. 91 00 or lht Callforryla Pro-n> mt pt'Opo•~ •~on.) Cahfornta t2929 .... the c..ncy ~ Q -~aR~Z~ ~..ute Of • fn:tltM llusnlHs S~s~P :~~~'i;"~ bate Codt . Tht tlmt for Ill· Tttt lndtptndtl'lt •dmlnla· Angell, LLC (Cal!lornia), Orange Coul)ly on 12-12·95 • • • 4 Nlmflll v.oratonlll llli nghtl"of'. - A\D(IUAAY OPERATIONS Ing clalm1 Wiii not explrt tratlon a:rlty will be 650 Town Ctn1tr Drlvt , 1HS3887U1 ' • 1nothlr undtr Federal St.ltt or 2911-A Bear StrMI Cost& b4tfort lour ~ths, ljom gi~ed -;11 an Int'; Sulit 1910, Co1ta Mtu, Dally Piiot Jan. 11, 18, 25, ' _... common llW (Set ~n 1"4oo M..., CA 9ag2s (7l4) 558-~v~lng aa~e<1 ~llon s:''C: p!:u: ~ ~\~'t'u!fr::, 11 con-Ftb. 1, tllff tht89 ftl: J II It MCI. !Minta and PnlltS110f\1 • me ktpt b¥ tht court, fl you court • ..,... net CV"" tht company 7 ....... ...~ 3~~ Cf PLANstoo cu YOU MAY EXAMINE •h• show gh~·~detu•• why th• dueled by: • 'lrni'ed Uabltlty PUBLIC NoT1cE A ~reW ) .. p · ~~no TO BE PICKED UP: lft • f*I OO lnUltested In l!AhorltY. Tht rtgl$trll'lt comrntnced NOTIC• OF Newporl .,_;l\·Cosll Mlle SatM .. abovw. the Ul&tt, you may file A HEAAINQ on the pttJ. lo 1!'11\Md blnlnttt under '(ONDllCftlMINATOftY CH34QOt3AOOUSA112Htb PJ.AN FEES: saa.OO "°"" with ~ cOutt • IOfmat R .. llon Wlft be htld on PE8RU. the llctltloue name 01 POLICY AS TO U , l6, 111118 ~r~: c~:1''tieReBY qu11t fOt S.,.clal Nollet of AAln ~y 22t., ~0-3 ·-~t ~5 P.M1. nlmtl Dated lbOVt on: 1· STUDRNTI QIH h !ht filing of an lrwtnlO(y _,,.....,at 34 13•95 Tht Herbor Day School ~ ~~t ~,.;:r:; tnd IPPl'•IAI of ntatt ... !::. ~ = South, Of· A.natn, u.c. • CA Ud. admit• ••udtnlt Of any B US'LNre.ss.~.~ QreClOe ~ CA tC1lng Mll °' ol ""'I petlUOn 0t If' YOU OBJECT TO .,, Ual>. Company, Tu1har race, color, natiOnal and f{ f' by ancf uw • It OcW account u J'OY!dtd • P1ta1, Mtmbtr·Mtnagtt tthnlc Oftgln to 111 tho 1 loatd ,.:.n ... 9: MCtlon 1aso th• Cllll0t• granting of !ht petition, you Thll statement w11 ftled right•. pr~ ptOgrttna f~td IO 'a• ''DISTRICT.. nla Prob&tl COde. A RI· ~ ~ppe.: al tht hffr• with tM County Cfttk Of end tclMtlet genara:K tc-e • • • • e e • • e e • • • •>tcelW up to, t>ut ~ C'1e ~fl No':: ~ng 1 or'W: .,r.:':n :g: Orane• County on 1-t'MICI COfeltd Of mad• av lablf TL 1._1 n.:......w,aetr#lfl ,;L_ n.:J.. n!L£11 •. Al--/ than lht •bo¥Hlaltcl oo\.Wt Cleric. orn With tht ~ -, ... H702.. 1o lludtnta •t lht khool.11 .I f1f: -s-~r-.# .u» ~-JI~ ~ 11 MMcf bid• ror the Of• tht ~-Yovr Diiiy Plot .ian. as, '•b. '· doM. not dlecr1mlnatt on • ·Lu_ L . ...:....._:.. of a oontrac1 lot lht Att•nMY for tf\9 Petlio pMrance'iM'i~ In~ e, t&, 1994 th20CI lht betlt Of race, COior, na· /:OaNUJllnaA nt'UlltnlltrnDW.S••PW'IO lftW~ above projtct. Sld• lhall tJoMn °' by your ettorney tlonal Ind tlttnlc origin In tvL brt~ In the ~· THOllAS •· GARR&TT, " YOU ARE A CA£OITOf\ • PUILIC NOTICE admlnl11tatlon of , .. tctuc.. ~ wiJJ """'SEARCH ii# 1l!llme JwJOM Ill"° t:Jtllfl °"1!P, 111111 StnAtytnl • ldenltlltd ibov•. and ahall llH. (CHI OU07Mt or a~ CftdltOf or ._tUUH :!:"'~~..11':: tifMinfitht,,,;,,toihfOiwiJltM#m&miti'Aittl. Tl.-J-,;/;.-fht/mlth bf ...,-and pl.IO!idy CHUDU • GAARnT, lht ~.~mutt h Plotltloue luaanM• loan P'Oor:nl ano :lhlttle --r 1. mn, VJ .. _._ "'I,_ ~~~:;-abovo-1111 DOW ST., ST•. your claun wt ~court N...-.ltat.-..nt and 011'1•; uhooi. is~uwill.fiMJ'l"'fii:tiliow""1mtiiw..,mm1withthlONnty, ~Heh~ ::rte.~ :~~ ... C:: :::0 ° "T =:-!'::,~~~ d The 10:::r.:f':V:: •g='!'::M'::a. o, 1 cw. piJJliJI Olla" wtJe jw Jtw un 111 ,.;rwJ "1 "1w """thmfik ~r proof' ~··Cheek PIY~ 10 Pu1»t111'ttd N•woor1 ~~ rrom tht ~ .. = Pr°'*1it1 Comp.ny, 11ach-Coa11 M•N iai1v tf r·~ wil/,'/1# r~ C1t.rt. thl, DISTRICT 0t a bid &each-Costa MMe Dally Of ftrlt !aauane. of lht let· * ~ c.td• Orlvt, PIOl .iw-ty 21, 11Miri:oo re-n ~·J boiid ··1n O'le fOfm Mt fQflh Pilot January 25, 21, ,.bfu-,.,, ., providtd In aecuon N9WPOl1 lltactl. Celilomla ---=----_;..-__;~ Pfttw# '*I& J.... IO &I..-.'~,. bwit11J1 Jll/llJIMIHI -.L n..:J... n:J.-. :.u~ W. ln".t• oonttact. documenta aty 1, 19111. 9100 of tht Ctllfomla Pro-~2::°"~1~ C mpan 'UILIC MOTICI rr VJ 1-..,,--r-«---im ~.1---. ~ · In.,, aMOunt not .... llwl :JH'lf1 bate coes.. The time IOr tu. .. 1 hi "n.•6 ... 0 ......... ..h ~~-------»--St, C-MOI.. ll'--.(1/#111111111m J.... ~Dlll/u111t ('/l4)6"2:/J2J iintiu tOS of lhe 1naalm11m 1nG ci.ime tiwi. noc t.pka ci..c gtn), "" ,_,,,,_, Ftottt ..... •...an..e ~J ':Ir'":"' ~r 'f.>T- fll b1111 M a...,.,,. PUIUC NOTICI bel0t• lour month• "°"' Ctnttr Orlvt, Newport ,._. ..... .....,., uMJ ,,,.J,, •&,...>W jir:,..,,· IO hillttt& i'1il ~ J....1'ttl;/. Nil IN llldcfw' Mii the M8tlflg date nouct0 8HCl't, CM!fofn141 t2tlOo Tht IOloMno PtnOf\S lllt "O"' ~ r" "'J into Int PfOPOMCI .. NOTICIOfl above. 10tt d<Nng butlM11 a1: Dollar• ~II'. :i.L......UL-...:..MPI~..,,,.: ial-..--" _J ~ . .!NL... .L-... a.lrtcf " tne .. me It PITmON TO 'fOU MAY vw.41.tf tht Thi• bUll,,.ll la con-l S«IM, 9$5 Baur •1~ ':I .i "11f111f'9'1SW--,,J-WICI ..,.......,,,.. ~cal' Mt""" wr "'""~""'" ~ 1-1-.....,..;..,.11~!! .. --... -• •~...,~,•r.::-""•'°'..,_ .., ''°'·....,. -·· c• .,,._ GoJWitt-wMfttlll ,,..,. ~filth IO ..,.. UTAft OP ~ • ""'°" tit 'Dl&.t9g111ranl CIOl'MltllC90 .... .r-r~ •;etld eoNrect, IUCh ... I &hi ..... fM'I Ilia to lranud llutlnett under Oftw H IMfll9ld ISttt---..-~.......,o.,.+.-~ ,....,......,,....__....,... __ ~ wll bt bfelM WIUJAll J. ICOTT, with the • • lotmil ,... the llclltlout ntm• or leMf 11 ; A,,c %1CM 'coe1a \ Pilo n.9 DflT .. iCT ,_.,.. .a MUMM ~ lot lpecltil NoClct of rwnat A9'td abcNt on Mio ....... CA lltll J t lf'f ~ .. ,...:::.;.ell »IUM IOOTT Ille 11"11 of M ~ lol ~ hOme C11M Toth. 1170-9 !I Aario *ii p _,.. Ir-C... ... AtlfOM .,., wrwh• sl ...... ... 'htOYlfl o«111'"9d. _. Dr.t eotal, CA t4tlt r• 1..._ • •--u T• 11 heh.~ .... • 11 .,,, ,..._. or ...... n Thia Dv•IMM t. c°"' lft .., ..... Of In ... lllCf. .............................. • ,.DLIGld ...... ~ • ~..... carrAMIM I f I r .. ' . 'f ----.-..... Telqilone 8anr5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:ID;un-5:00pm MODday-Friday DAILY PILOT DIADUNll Monday ............ Friday 5:CX¥n Tuesday ............. Monday 5:00pn Wednesday ....... Tuesday 5:~m Thursda Friday ................ Thursday 5:00pm llY .. 101• (714) 642-5678 llYMX (714) 631-6594 (Pl~ incl~ your name and phone mnnber and we'll call you bock with a pice quote.) BYMAaOR• PER.SON1 330 Vtbt Bay Street Costa Mesa, CA 9UJ7:1 Comer rXNcwport Blvd & Bay St. ........ POUCY Rates and deadlines are subject to chao~tbout notJce. The pub · r reserves the ri~t to censor, ,. .. reclassify, revue or reject ·~1-, any classified ... .;' .. • advenisetnent~Please ... .. report any enor tha& may .,.,~ .. ' be in your classified ad ... immediately. The Daily .. ~ Pilot & The Independent .. -, . ~ accept no liability f oc any ... enor in an advertisement ... .. for which it may be -responsible except for the . - J' • cost of the space actually ~-· occupied by the enor. •I = .... : Credit can only l>e .allowed . . for the first insertion. HUNTINGTON BALBOA BEACH 2140 PENINSULA NEWPORT 2607 BEACH 3002 EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT FURNITURE 5530 SERVICES 5533 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii 2669 ~ALS TO 2724 ANNOUNCEMENTS P~RSONALS HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE IRVINE CEMETERY LOT/ BALBOA CRYPT 1225 PENINSULA 2607 BALIOA ISIJUID 2106 8rltltlt & room' Z·aty 48( 488 hse. 2nd 11y deck. Stpa t'\ bch. No peta. l3000. 123-4833 O•••n •u n••• .,,... aar 188. No pet&. ''P'O, 1-CW ¥tch gar. I 1271/mo. ftvt ...... ~ 1314242 ------------------------- QUIBT ~ SllllSNE Palm 1\!lesa .Aprt111ents MAKE DECISIONS WITH CONFIDENCE! •HoWeo.an1•11Mt---. me -' •• 1 CMllJe I ~f the cl'faetlCf fn NJr'l°lbMEll • •b'l'tenwome . . ,..._lie. • *'* Qplll '*'S.S. -·--·--.... *HOUSEFUL•-' Leather sofas, ~ bed, entertainment ..,.. moire, Victorian furnl• ture silk 1ree1. coH• & end tables. ei.c. G ran dfather clock. 714-894-9880 • Tooll .... or let out 12 ~.,..,., 13 -on. be CM"Y tond ot 95 TY1'90fltat "Soft'9W. e15··~ .. ~ ee amount 70 HUf\lt • 7t Slc:lllan volclt\O DOWN 1 Tackle-box Item 2~ 3 Singer Guthrie 4 like aome 5~t EJl\Slein CS Soft leather 7 Sdc 8 "Star Trek" navloator 9 Candles 10 Egg dishes 11 Cable 12 Vanities 13 Puts on 21 Frizzes 23 Regretfully 25 Wintef' spoti 27 Junk 28 Lying flat 29 Singer Ronstadt 31 Sept·-. Ouebeo 32 Topple 33 Not true 34 Young chicllen 36 FuU-strength 40 Obeys 41 Cairo's country 44 Klndles 47 Core 49 Meal 50 HouSlon et even 53FMt 54 Follow 65 Ramble 56 Operatic solo 57 Dutch chHM 59 TyPe ot beer 80-·SI~ 81 8aby's aeoond word? 64 Roe WIC8T ...... O Q l04S o IC toe a •• SOUTH •Q3 0 5 OAQ72 •AKJ983 ~~dj°fur l• P.- JQ Pua 3e> P .... .. Paa SOtn'B s. ao .. p .. Opening lead; Eight of• It. ie all very wen to look for &pee· tacular p~ on every hand. How- ever, be prepared to accept the reaJ. ity that, more oft.en than not, the simple line ia the best.. Th6re ie cans1derable Cliifi>ute about. the meaning of South's sec· ond bid. To those who apply the fourth-suit forcing to everything they see, the situation is crystal clear. We, however, lean toward using the fourth suit artificially only at the two-level, and here it 1200 V01llUGD 1235 wu intended u a birh revene to SPUD • uow a 1ood. ba'!d· North had no SIQ IOATS 7011 •u .._. YI 4-dr, "'"' '90 UQACY 4-doOr 'M VW .-rTA 4-dr, trouble J'efflftl *-' auth, hence p .. 9')', fttlr, NW tltH. Mdeft, GrMI lnU-.L 8 .. pd, amlfm Cata • thejumptoaixdilbs. >ant~. ca..v o.s Muac aell. "''°° Gbo. Good condition. Only The contract i1 better than al. •1918 22fl., Boat• '3,$50 obo 540-7807. Peger 3'0-9l5·2488 11750 OB0•2t5·1442 t 9.7 lllte V-8, King might eeem on the 1ur1ace, alnce Cobra 0/0 low profile --------.,..,. ---~-----Wett m.iaht make • helpful opening hull, 1u1t' Hf Viced. MUCIDIS 9130 suz.,.._ i..-.-------------lead. The trump aatvo did not fur-new controlter/uphol• vau --------ther the cau.e, ex~ to aoli<lify the aa.ry. Great 1kl bO•t· club holdint. Aft.er toying wtth oth· fasMooka great .. ,.re· 'H 190 • 112,998 '87 8•m•wl New top, SEIZED CARS FROM er ideas. declarer finally elected to ady to go. Sto,5oo Buy or lea•• It 4 whl drive, 1peclal $176. PorachH, Cadll· adopt a atraiahlforward line to land 646'94491574""247 (F260529> Ho".. or ed. w/chrm whtela. 1ac1, Chevy•, BMW'a, th tr t ·r h rta b It " 3 Imports 800-426-3723 U.995/0bc;> 76o-9384 Corvettes. Atao J .. p._, • con ac J 84 ro e • or 4 WO'•· Your areli. the queen waa doubleton, and MARINE SERVICE •99 300 T• wgn, •NI Toll frH 1.eoo-sse. trumpenowortethan4-l SUPPLIES '7020 gry, 3td ... t. 88k ml, TOYOTA 9210 9778 Ext. A·5139 tor ""--o-"'IJ\' i Ja•d wu run. to the xlnt cond/records. uw -· -$1"' 500 s1• '7"'9 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili current t11Ung1. cloeed hand, ecla.rer capturing the •· · ....., " ten with the jack. Next came a TONS OF FISH NET -,9-1--4-2_0_S_l!_L_5_000_1 '78 Cl!LICA QT 5·•pd , _______ __; heart to the ace, followed by a heart $2.50 per pound. m I I ea Showroom coupe, 4-cyl, alloy1, ANTIQUES & ruff in the closed hand. The ace of Mlnhey'a Yacht Sur· freahl (A.598879) NHd1 pnt. Gd gaa ml. CLASSICS diamonds WH cashed and a dia· plus, 1500 Old New-. HouH of Imports $700 obo * 831·7149 9250 mond wu trumped with the queen port Blvd, 648-4192 80().428-3723 '88 Celle• QT Iii\· and another heart wu ruffed low. '93 500 SEL $49,998 back, orig own, 5 apd '.\Vht;n both defenders followed to MARINE SLIPS White/Gray (A098963) atlck, while, aunrf, thia trick, all wu well. 7022 House ol Imports S5,500 7~8414 m-f, Trumps were drawn, declarer DOCKS 800-426-3723 840-5228 eve, wknd discarding three apadee from dum· rny. The ace of spadet provided th 45' MOOR I NO For entry to cub the king and jack of Sale In N.B. Cell hearts, brinsing declarer's total to 610-753·8801 Eves. 12~ and the last trick wu surren· 50' Mooring dered-to the defenders. -Or ten, Grnt pentrr· aula lo<:allonl Ctosoat Learn to be a better bridlfe Mooring lo land. Call elayerl Subacribe DOW to the Steve 723·5883 Goren Briqe Letter by callinr eo• deep Dock laces (800)788-tnlS for information. Or main turning pt. 124 write to Goren Bridce Letter, s. BayrronL Balboa P.O. Box +'10. Cbicaa'o, n. 8088().. Island ........... 252·1271 "410. Balboa Penln Sllp• 35' to 55' max at $13/ ft. All fllcilltles, prlv. parking. 723·5835 •es aarr•cuda v-a. AT, Futbacl(. Many new parta. $2500 obo. Call John 723-5731. GARAGE SALES TRANSPORTATION BOATS 7011•-B-o-at_d_o_c_k-to_r_r-en-,-1-6- liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 18' 5100 mo 675-5095 HUNTINGTON BOATS 7011 r_..':";::r 11 :--,.:-.... -,-,.,-,n!I ____ _ BEACH 6140 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii · i1'1JIUlllUll AUTOMOBILES 1~:5~~ cc°.~1 A~~o! "-"-11~-~-l_ll."-=~----"=-----~:.1.·!'54 J!~~~edJ( CHEVROLET 9045 13ft Wh•l•r 35hpm. Purdtose 'OI lonluvptlliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii cover. Very clean. O.olert ln~'iiJOrY '87 SPRINT Very 52100. 714-722-8773. 11tm119LA-Uple4MIQff good mech cond. ..,.,. V.t 50mpg. $995. Call Balf Boat 23· Norwe-•·c ... ~"nes· Up to 7ow Off 644-7835. glan, lapstrake. dou· Ill v>N • " •--------ble ender, VoJvo Penta '93 5·10 TAHOE Run your ad in ··---····-·····-·······----. . . D YIS,5111 ~y CM : • • ~ : ' Newport-Costa Mesa-Irvine Family YMCA !.aen£w TllAn Ii 1 GARAGE SALEH Calllornla's largest Indoor aw•pmeet. Over 8 football fields of vendors. Save alot ol money! Dally live entertainment. Kids fun center now openl Open every Saturday & Sunday. 9am-5pm. 5555 Mc· Fadden Avenue, Huntlnion Beach. engine, tiller & wheel INFUlAIUS flOM $690.00 B LA Z E R 4 ·D R . steering. Two full CO\/· LOADED 28K Ml. the Newport Beach Costa Me"° Daily Pilot and the Huntington Beach Fountain Valley Independent to reoch CMlf 1 00 ,000 homes. Fox us this form with your credit card # or moil it in with a check today! Run for a week! If your car does not sell we'll run it """-1~ "Wt build strong kids, st.l't!nvamilits, ~T strong commumhts • \)NO fAMILY PROGi»A .. _ 111o.,.\l \lO K-12 years . ._.,,,Af/.A• ~tr ~YQ • Before & After School Care • Catalina Caravan (714 8~1380 REE ADMISSION WITH THIS ADii era, one-ol·a·klnd $12,900 722·8773 classl~~~;8 WU a HIYICI ·-FO_RD ____ 9_0_7_5 ELECTRIC BOATS Allison Marine lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Rent a new Duttyl 714 642 2628 '91 A'erost•r 6cyt. E••lf •cce11 & plentlf ._ _____ • ___ , auto trans, 8/c, f/p, cc. of fr•• puking! alloy whls. Low mllesl •SALES CLASSIFIED S9500 080 434~0266 •SERVICE •USED BOATS It's the resource you•--------- c..dt C""' O MC OVIS4 ClAMX -------E,.- ...... OMY"°' l30 w ....... C-_CA.,.27 11111"' wr a. 1.u "'" "t ""4 ,.._,.,...o+I ..... a...,._ .... ... _...... --- Q•C.-o-..-""'""" Q M C-0 --0,_._ 0-U-'-" o·-a--o ..... ,,. 0 1...-o~._ a ... -.. 0 -0 0..-o•- • Summer Day Camp NEWPORT EACH 6169 •TRADE·INS can count on to Hit e •CONSIGNMENTS myriad of merchan- Factory Showroom dlse Items, because liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii GMC g:::.=-g:;r._, g::;::=:: 9081 *MOVING SALi! 2001 w. Coast Hwy. our columns compel '95 SUBURBAN ~ TON, 4WO. LOADED! 19K Ml. SLV/MET. $28.950 873-3432 , • I I 0 "-' ton., $I 00 eodi adiililiMo/ h • Parent I Child (Y-lndians) Sat Jan 27 9-4 Lota or Stutfl Port C•rlo (Between Ardell & qualified buyers to for another weelc FREEi All for $1 o• ·--. -. -----------. ----. ----. Newport Beach 642.9990 Costa Mesa Irvine Corona Del Mar Ul-2546 838-2181 644--0580 Sea Scout Base) calll 645--e427 642·5878 ------1 CARPET CLEANING DOORS 3580 FLOOR INSTALL HEALTH/ JEWELRY 3784 MASSAGE 3830 PAINTING SERVI CE CLEANING 3 5 1 5 SERVICES 3 548 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii REP AIRS 3 62 0 NUTRITI 0 N 3 7 4 2 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiii liiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DIRECTORY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii An experienced liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • Specl•llzlng In • SkJn & Bod1 Care QUALITY CARI! R£ROOFIHO·All Types 3858 ROOFING 3910 ••••••••• H d kl St d t dependable door Large Jewelry Loans 10% OFF A.II Facials 20Vre Exp. Excellent Expert R1pal11 L16783S6 McPhe• CarpeWphl ar wor ng u •n •QUALITY WORK• STOP SMOKING E ll/L workmanship. Fair BHI Value Roofing Carpet & Upholstery Clta/'\lng Residential cln ave. hanger. Guar work. Hardwd/Vlnyt/Ceramlc ~~:4~ s6o~:~~5-S~~~ ~assag•s & Waxing prices. 645-2417 Ron •7t4-2Se.7038• ACOUSTIC IEMODEUNG Prompt Servlce*flat Ratas Reas. rates. "Guar. 1eos. Don 52.1·.8910 MrbleJCarpet-Bnd/lns NOW!!! all Becky 2815·6608 714-4545-9192 Margaret 673-6221 L708279 722·7332 WANTED : 5 G Th & H t ltl CHUNG'S PAINTING 1---------1 •rap1 u r on 20 Yra Exp. Gd Prlcel SPRlN~ -eRS 3921 Prof'I Carpet Cleanlnn HOUSECLEANING DRYWALL people with a burn ng IANDSCAPE & All type body care. Gu"'• work. Free Est. ~ • 15 G d A f dHir• to quit amok· RN/M ug The aplst -liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ouahg Work•Free Est yrs exp. 00 e · SERVICE FREE JAWN r11ne 3808 •• • r Ucl375802 '"""·153• Ow tr C II 3584 HANDY 1l•J111.r 3710 Ing, to try ~ CM 722 9823 ~v-~ •0 •• STEAMWAY n ans. a any· nuu't Herbal Product. . . • Cu•r•n• Palntln .. SPRINKLER REPAIR 3408 CEILING MASTERS •Acoustic Removal• 1-Boo.3e•-a725 time. 241-0531 •:Wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • Vatve1•H1ads•Tlm .. "" 1" Over 90% succus rate. Baalo Yard Malnt •Velentln••lpecl•I• lnVExt. Very tow low Cullom Texturo•Palnt --------R E L I A B L E ~sMALL JOB EXPERT • clockt. 25Y11 Local Exp ...-P•lnt•Carpentry •71,..780-8182• Lawns, Cln-upa, Tree 2·Full Body Ma11 agos Prlcel FrH Est. Bnd/lns J h 282,2831· Uc'd. Mark 838·7300 CEMENT HOUSE CLEANING OrywalVPtaster Repair Drywall and morel Only $80 (Reg $80) Call lf528484 714.963-2734 o n Local Area. Xlnt Ref's /H1ngln g1Taplng/Tt1ture Small Job• Oki •Grief Recovery Group Trim, Sprlnld11. Ae1ate, 960-8444 or 841-eus2 3 526 Yolanda 831·5987 Comm/RH 551·5573 Q•ry 845-8277 Death of Loved One. Thltch 117M245 Pg-4t3-8142 Aak For Shawna Oen• Abr•~ Palntlnt 1·,.,,--11 ._,-5-IA-T-0-D-,-- JlNTIQUES Divorce. End of rel•· • • Gill Cett.llcllts Avt Up.2/l4 tnV~ Oual Paint/Reus "'~" ~ ' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICE PRO Semi Retired Contractor tlonshtps. Substance TREES llc'd/lnl'd since '78. TUTOR 3927 MASONRY ETC. 3420 JOHN DORAN MASONRY COMPUTERS 3556 Acoustic Removal R 1 1 t abuae. Other losses. To ...... ,,._ .. ,. LA•"'· 989-700:1 Pg.664·31M'71"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Hang•Tape•Texture epa 11, mprovtmtn s, ....... t• Brlck•Ston .. Block Small Job Speclallat am Jobs. Ouallty/lnttgrlly ~~no,::0~bl~o~c'.~~: ~ 7514179 MOVING 3834 lk•'• Cuatom Painting GOINQ To MEXtCOf f'I"• Art & Antique Large & Smalt Jobs OKI Computer Coach L111400030 839•9278 I care, Ken 842·1770 L•wn Service. Mow/ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Prof, CIHn, Ouallty Learn Spanish Nowl Jewe lry. Buy, Hit. Ucl687l9l 831·3832 For effective leamlng Learn to control your edge/1od/1prlnklera/ Work. lnVExt & Docka. Exp'd So. American TutOI consign. Heirloom All appa & aoflware ROOFING carp, plbg. eating In safe env. clo-up. Al eee-271• PUBLIC NOTICE Ltl'703468 83,oo4810 Suaana 873·7408 ,,.., 11 1 6"'"' A2"• --------M p•1-.. alee 1111 lltJCCb Free Conaullallonr "'a •r •s .,.,.... """ CERAMIC ark 87G·7245 ELECTRICAL 3610 -"•• ' · · IV• mag or call after 5 The Cahl. Public Utlll· Remodela. MORGAN Llo'd Theraplat ----------------mES 3528 PC PRO Internet, Uc'd 95().3281 714-875..0894 1·0-,-.-.-n-S_c_en_•_L.and __ s_c_png_ ~9J1R~~~~:s~~ln u:'.Ed PIANO a VOCAL l-W-Al.L ______ _ llUSINESS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~:~onlcaabuf.ns/hOH~•rd;::Un•. Small Job EXPERT Mobile #403·536~. /Masonry /Irrigation houaehold good• LESSONS 3868 C0"11!DtUGS D El trl ,ITrlmmlng /Removal• 1 "A;AU't 3932 "SERVICES 3488 LHky Shower• Rep'd David at 609-2089 0 u:'J::!a.!:~ c Carpentrlf"Electrlul BOME CARE/ Claan·ups. •Maintenance mover• print th• r ~~~~iii~iiiiiii~liiiiiiiiiii••iiiiiiiii i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Ranroullng & loatall'n u ~ ......... .._ ,.,umblng-Drywa1~ Ltl'5"""'25 eG0-8109 P.u.c.-caJ r number; PIANO 8 -Ad --· Local Uc. 850·7042 Stucco•Palntlng•Tll• SERVICES 3760 .. .., llmoa and ch•uNeura eg. vane ...... We gala ahould hang Deaktop Publishing L#6W130 Dean of Tlte CONCRETE & Llo'd Contr•ctor Rooflng•Jlm &41·7494 Landacape Remodellng print their T.C.P. num· All agea-Teacner Can. together. Strip, lnatall, WOid proc. Copywnng . 673·8065 °' 846-8528 Y d t up/mal t ber In all advertls• Entertainment Avall. advice to the ~uy. Graphics & More Tiie • OlaH Blocka MASONRY 355 7 Small Job specl•ll•t tARPENTRY•Wlndowa AL~HEIMER'S C•r• ~dsc~artltticn d-=~~: manta. II you have a Jennifer 940-8899 83 t ·211 t anytime WorkSourc:e All Around Const'n WOfkl Fen a •Ltg hta•Spa Door•• Wood FencH Giver. Top rel'•· ContractorlC27•604000. quHtion •bout the .., PIANO LIESSOMS ""'"2880 F"v·""'"·1807 Gd Ref'a. Reasonable. Bile" Block, Stone, Tiie Oemand ElectricS45-3ese • D~all Repair • 1 on 1 attention. Day p t•1• E''" ... -" ..... "-•"'"5 gall"' of a mover, llmo In your home. Flex hrs . ....,.,.. 'Y\-v..v-"' L"'"'" 581 • Call Bob +night. Carol 642·9732 ro • .... .,..,,. ~·"" ., L#B562867 636-1286 Cone, Patio, Driveway ,..,., or chauffeur, call: Low R•tH. All all,H. JG,:C~::~=:~p~• --------~~:·:.~~·0;;~72;9;: FENCES 240-8323 Pg-312-002e c.,. 01ver For th• s:.~! ~T!:!ing P~:,°mY~~\~• Alk fot Oscar 721-1 58 M.l!D•LECAL•OBN CHILD r11nn 3536 a. DECVS 3615 Hand)fman Charll• elderly. 12 year• exp. landscape/Irrigation On·slte or P/U & Del. ~ •Cl!Ml!NT WORK• .. ~ Painting, carpentry, Rel'•· PleaH c•ll upgradH. 780.0792 714'558-4151 PLUMBING 3890 AU\..'ll108 Pgr '717-9679 PLAIN/STAMPED ~mbtng, fenc• bldg. Tamm.1 714-38M1038 Dllt•rn•rd•'• Moving .....,,--Germ•n R .. ,...om Brlck/Stonem1e/Block •PIENCIS GATES• Id 7"'"'5"".. L f/Ofll /St ...,.... • rea • ""' ..,,..... CARtl~QIVl!R oca c:e orage TH• L ....... ,. PLUM8•R Nie• Hom• a Garden. 1.5-41856 931-4310 MW/,.pelt/po1t replaced HOMll RBPAIR For Elderl)f. Exp'd. LEGAL Long Dist. flrH Est. .. jam".':E. ea-er1 Co.· ~~~~~~:,kn~~0:1"'f!~~ * lttt Prlct/Qualltr A_,~w:hdyt: ~2~~::s Plumbing, electrlcal, Ref'a. Own car. l.lve·ln SERVICES 3812 T#181632 97 .. a114 Since tMf anced veluH. 650-6533 Ul\dsc:.pe, brick, atc.ne carpentry, roofing, tlle. °' Da.lly. THa &44-e.506 ipill &oft4 Movlnt Frl•nc:llY SttVlc:e•lnsured • A to Z HANDYMAN Conct.te. I00-7 ... t007 eJ i N C • ie 838-3323 • '39·0277 IB •TARTS IT ProrHalonal Moveral lU32981 615-9304 IHSTAWAEl'ACE CAllNETS WOOOICHAIN LINK H..l--Re-•lt•~-&1 111.r¥eRJOD •TOP SYICTION a4Ht ..,,, • 1-0ay Wk hpert Oflltn C:leMtlntt fOtchena, batl\a, dooft, CLEANING co ....... •cro•• •No :,b too •mall· ..... _ ..-,............. "'u; "' e.,,kruptcy ,,.. ., Olac/FrH Eat. lna'd ' Plumbing Aepalta Wind~. Doug 546-7258 se•VJCES 3548 IH-aw 71 M .... 521 Costa MHa/Newpor1 DESIGNllS L.aweult•. Credit Help T·178412 432·9123 aovre ••P· M work QUI'. ttandlfman/Remodel iiii'"ii"'iiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifG!N!IAL 35S8 UNIGU• & STYLISH ~.5mv::~~ae:..-:o Z4Hra 740-aeH •P9rf 34 .. 9110• ltew 14•Htt Addltlone, Beth, Kitch Gat .. /F•nc••· DHlgn -----....-.--.-----.. DHlgn Pro. Remodel, LIVING fliuiil PreolH Plumbln9 fllr•·W•l•r Dam•g• A TOUCH OP CLASS ~I 8UILD•M INC. •nd handcrafted by HOMll 8PVICll8 new conetrucllon, or Pioblte/Constrvator• P&INTIHG 3858 Repair• & Aemodela E1eo. Plumb, & Paint Cl .. nlng. Ael/Comm RMldentlal Contt. landacape archllect. Anything a Every1htng Juat • window treat• al'llpt. Cal for ,R!E F,..e EatlmatH M8·a342/Pgr221 .. t22 Uc/Bonded. Fr" £11. IJc.4'511424•1nsUted L13aaa MS.2105 Fr" EaUm•t• R•f'•. ment. Etaa Aoaene, Brochure. 144 llOt UM7Ha M•1oeo Tereaa aaa-T14:1 ('714) ....... a •--------MloNiel 7e .. 1440 ASIO, CID. &45·914g •W.P. YO•-QQUIST .DOORS ~· -.,,..,,..,.-------?"1...-,......,.,.... _____ ,....._ •Wood Penoea• ..,.. 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