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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1996-02-29 - Orange Coast PilotSPORTS -Tucker uJilljoin ro Hal.Io/Fame liheup Serving the Newport-MH«t community since 1907 School farm ·sale Shelved for now \ •District officials heeded public pressure and will seek other ways to raise mon ey for maintenance. By Ju~ Ross Cannon, 9aify Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -ln the aftermath of Tuesday's heated school board meetmg. school admirustrators are placing the Costa Mesa High School ta.rm on the district's back burner while some school board members con - template floating bond issues and selling other d.istnct properties as alternatives for raising much- needed cash In a flurry of discussion and de bate Tuesday, board trustees shot down two ·motions related to the farm sale. In domg so, board members bowed to public pres- Shalane Gargan (left) and Kristi Koon review a math assignment ln their fourth grade class at Newport Heights Ele- mentary School recently. MARI. MARTIN IDAlY l'llOT I sure and deeded to wait several the farm's sale as a means of gen- montl:iS belOre debating the tSsue erating funds, said he would hke again. I to look into other alternatives. About 200 angry parents and such as floating a bond issue or students, 40 of whom addressed selling a differ~nt site. the trustees. ·rm m favor packed the of raising mon- meeting to School board trustee welcomes ey, • said Deck- oppose the commun!fy input. See Commu· er, who voted property's sale. nity Forum, pag~ A14. against both The four motions at the trustees who meeting. u I voted against the sale said they trunk we need to figure out how either opposed the ;;ale of the to raise money to address the farm outright or wanted to look housing needs of the 3,500 kids into other alternatives before expected to move into our district making a decision. m the next five years • Trustee Ed Decker, who before Decker said he's convmced the Tuesday's meeting had favored distnct will need to re-open two or I<> I> \ "\ " I I "" <> '.'.. A Dose Of Responsibility • The studies and self-awareness mount in fourth grade -so much so that some students even opt to stay inside during recess. in a deep voice ·Then Jet's go.· three of its dosed schools m the. next few years, which would ' reqwre $9 million to $12 million ·rm not necessanly opposed to selling the farm, but I want to make sure we look at all the alter- natives,• he said Trustees Jim Ferryman and Wendy Leece opposed the farm sale outnght, saying the clistnct should look mto a bond issue or should sell ahother property, keep the money m an endowment fund and maintain d1stnct schools with the interest Though local residents remain adamantly opposed to selling the 8 SEE FARM SALE PAGE A8 EDITOR'S NOTE: This IS the fifth Jn a series of stories taking a closer look at what's going on inside our s<hools. During the courw of the school ~ear, staff writer Julie Ross Cannon will visit a class at each grade level. The voice sp1t out one math· ematical equation after another while Begley's fourth graders frantically wrote their answers in column fonn. At the end of the one-minute quiz. the kids switched papers -girls to girls and boys to boys -for correc- tion. Cheryl Begley leads her fourth grade class to the assembly room at Newport Heights. By Julie Ross Cannon, Dally Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -The painfully slow voice came across loud and clear on teacher Cheryl Begley's record player. •Are you ready for the prob- lems?• the male quizzer asked As any educator will tell you, fourth grade is worlds apart from third grade, especially here at Newport Heights Ele- mentary School. More work, more responsI- bility, more self-awareness. In Begley's class, the day's lesson agenda is neatly written on the dry-erase board. Stu- dents are expected to follow the schedule and keep up with their homework, which is corrected m class the next day. On one recent monung, the class attended its weekly book exchange in the school's multi- purpose room. For the exchange, students brought m a book from home to 8 SEE SCHOOL PAGE A8 •~AR '-·\AR''N OAt.Y P!l.0 Empty livestock stalls and vacant fields are all that's left at the Costa Mesa High School farm. Public reaction to museum merger --. . -.--remams IIllXe •While some.in the art world applaud move, oth- ers worry the individual character of the two facili- ties will be comprorrused. By Evan Henerson, Datly Pilot NE\\'PORT BEACH -Bv merging. the Newport Harbo·r and Laguna Bedch art muc;eum:. woutd not depnve e1ther aty of a cultural msbtutlon, say trustee~ of the t\..-o museums. The rru.ss1on , offlnals <;a\ t~ to create an enbtv \\"hlch se"'ec; the entire countv .:.. hence the selec- tion of the name Ordnge County ~ 1useurn ol Art Therefore, trustees '-d} 1t doesn't much matter lf the new facility is bdsed m Newport Beach, Laguna Beach or the South Coast metro area of Costd Mesa dS long as 1t sucks to its rrus- s1on 8 SEE MEAGER PAGE A15 r--·----------------------, I I : F.Y I : I I : •• WHAT'S NEXT: Orange : : County Museum of Art : TARGET COMPLETION· March I 31 ' : -;· WHAT NEEDS TO HAP- : PEN?: Laguna Beach's 1,500 : members have to approve : the plan by a simple majority : vote. The plan also needs , : approval of state attorney : • general and secretary of 1 : state Both museums must~ ~ : debt free : l · PROPOSED LOCATION?: : : Newport Center at the site of : • the current location of New-• I 1 port Harbor Arts Museum. l ·" WHAT HAPPENS TO LAGU- : NA SITE?: Administrators say : it would remain operu as a : satellite space for at least • one year. : •. WHAT HAPPENS TO THE : TWO MUSEUM'S EXISTING : PERMANENT COLLECTIONS?· : They would likely be blend- : ed. I L----·-------------------- Police hesitant to dole out nailles of child lllolesters "f; • Costa Mesa Captain Tom Lazar says 'delicate infor- mation' is not to be used to appease cunous public. By Carolyn Miller, Daily Prior COSTA MESA -The Costa Mesa Police Department wants to ensure the new directory of names of convicted child moles- ters -recently issued to pobce state-wide by the state Depart- ment of Justi~ -is used to protect children, not to satisfy the pubhc's curiosity. •This is delicate mfonnation, • Costa Mesa police Capt. Tom Lazar said. ·we are gomg to have to come up with som gwdelin for people conung m here before we create carte blanche. • The •child Molester Identify· tng Llne Sub-Directory.• was reportedly born of recent legi la- tion and distnbuted a week ago by the Department of Justice to pobce and shenff's departments throughout the state. The directory of names lS to be used as an extra tool by con- cerned citizens, who know chil- dren at the risk of being molested, Lazar said . For e xample, lt as •SEE NAMED PAGE A15 Resident says city pr.ogram left him $40,000 in debt •rrus has caused me a nervous brecikdown ... r--------------------------~---------------------, • 72-year-old World War n vet may lose pro~ and face crim- inal charges; finn that ran city program has since been 'fired.' By Tina BorgattAI, Daily Piiot I'll probably lose the proJ>elfY. I only get $760 a month from Social Security, and that's aH ... 11 -EUGINE GRANT mg where my inCcilni would rom from. I'll probably I09e the property. I only g t $160 a month from S<>dol Securlty, and that's all." Grant's~ lltertlld early mt yw, aftllr' reca•• • aa ~ the c:Uy't R8lideDlll Mbl'b111111'11n program At tbe tbM, die d.IJ W. coutracting w)tb a pd••t• h'na to - I \ It I \ AROUND TOWN ~ aesrauvs Al COMMUNITY FORUM ENTERTAINMENT ONniECOAST SOCIETY \ ' I ' I ' I I I '\ I \ I I I I I _greer . wylder i------------------ 1 Helping a son whosfit to be tied . --- A fter putting up wtth a : couple of frustrating years of chronic, untied shoelaces, my son had enough. He's been begging me to buy be-less shoelaces like the ones that a fellow student sports in his first grade classroom. Taylor, a typical bored shop- per, came to life when he remembered he\d seen them at fashion Island. How he knew where to buy them, I'll never know. After walking around the entire center we found them al an outdoor stand called Stringers that's close to the Broadway/Neiman Marcus courtyard Stringers are shoe laces made 1 out of bungee cord you never tie. They come in a one-size-fits-a11' length, and m 31 colors. They're a bargain at $4 a~· an~ the salesmen suggested that they •· make great party favor gifts for kl,ds. 1t's been three weeks since Shirley's Bagels (645-7877) has relocated to a much larger and much nicer store at 270 E 17th St. m Costa Mesa. Shirley's Bagels has longer hours than most>gel shops, it's open until 6 p.m., and it serves coffee and sandwiches as well. It's been months since I first enrolled with my 4-year old swt, lhstan, in "Mommy and Me" classes at The Launch Pad at Crystal Court lbstan counts down with mudl excitement to when our next ~ass begins from the moment wE! step out the door from our last class. l've heard lrom other "Mom- my and Me• ref\Igees that The Launch Pad really offers the best cldsses. The instructor Anita Mueller hds a lot to do with its success Mueller's ideas for projects dfe very creative, and subtle educal.lonal themes make the one-and-half hour session fly by. Erich three-week session cost $30 and every class has a differ- ent theme So far a few of the sessions we've attended have mcluded Llqwd Science, Birds of a Feather, A Crabs World, and Shapes and Sizes. The Launch Pad is located on the Uurd floor ot Crystal Court For a schedule of "Mommy and Me" classes please Cdli (546-2061). If you haven't yet seen Babe, currently up for seven Academy Award nonunallons, it's playing _. at The Edwards Mesa Theater. =: There is no better bargain ... around a l $1 per seat, and it's rated G for the whole family The Edwards Mesa Theater (646-5025) is locdted at 1884 Newport Blvd. m Costa Mesa. • BEST BUYS appears Thursdays and Saturdays Whether you're a merchant or a shopper; if you know of a good buy call me at 540-1224, fax me at 646 4170 or write to m• Best Buys, Daily Pilot. 330 W Bay St., Costa Mesa 92627 .. • MARC MARTIN I OAllV Pl.OT Bayside Village resident Bob Brennan la planning a party for his daughters who were born on consecutive leap years, mak- ing tlfem 10 and 11 years old this wee~end. A D0UBLE LEAP Sisters celebrate their quadrennial birthdays today ~--------------------------------, I I I IT COMES BUT ONCE EVERY FOUR YEARS By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot E very four years, the Brennan family marvels at the odds and throws a bash. And for obvit>us reasons. Where else will you find a lam.Uy with two children born four years apart an consecutive Leap Years? •1t is an oddity," agrees Sob Brennan, father of Leap Year-born daughters Peggy Brennan and Maureen Brennan Wise. •Tue joke is that tbey'll never grow old." Bob and Kathleen Brennan's first child, Peggy, was born Feb. 29, 1952. Fo\ir years -and two sons -later, Kathleen Brennan was again pregnant The couple wasn't planning a second Leap Year birth. In fact. Ka thleen Brennan was 13 days over- due on Feb. 29, 1956. "We decided to get some exercise,• Bob Brennan said. •so we took a walk and sure enough .... • Today Peggy and Maureen will turn 44 and 40 respectively. Because Leap Year occurs once every four years, however, today is actually their 10th and 11th birth· days. The family will gather for a birth- day celebration at the Bayside Village mobile home park where the senior Bren- nans live. At the time it didn't register to Bob that his first child was a Leap Year baby. H e was in Madison, Wisc., when he received I a phone call from his wife in Chicago, : saying that the time had arrived. • "I got in my car and floored it," Bob : Brennan said. "A cop pulled me over. I : said, 'Officer, no disrespect, but please : just give me the ticket as ~ck as JOU • +'N~ DUnes Resort hOsts a free c~. My wife is having a bpby."' ' , • f aii'fillilr birthday PiiW atik>on at I Duriqg nan-Leap Year years, the Bren-J the li«leay Cafe, 1131 eac\~ Drl- nans weuld recognize Uleit daug'bters.., 1 ve. lm/o"e who can P-fOVe a l~ Year birthdays on March 1. The real festivities, ~ ti1rttlday-with birth certificate dri- however, took place every four years : vef's license or other document1 -gets ·cener~y we'd cele~r~te whenever : a free lunch and slice of a gigantic was convemf7nt and you d go to every- : birthday cak~ Call 729-0UNE body else'• birthday party," Peggy Bren-1 • • nan said. •But we'd always look forward ~ : and look forward to our special day. It's a : big deal." Because the two girls were four years apart in age, they never minded sharing the same birthday, their father saJ.d. And now as adults, the two sisters are "best friends," Peggy said. The •Brennan clan" has rented the Bayside Village clubhouse for their Satur- day celebration . High school fnends and family m embers will join them, gathering from all over California. Between in-laws and grandchildren, Bob Br~an says the family will celebrate five Leap Year or early March birthdays. Through his friends and acquain- tances, Bob Brerlnan now notes other people who were born on Leap Year. And even the near-misses. + Single women are encouraged to l take advantage of another Leap Year : I tradition and pr<>p05e marriage at Tut-1 I to Mare tonight. 1 I Any woman who pops the question • I at the restaurant, 545 Newport Center • I Drive, will get a free glass of cham-1 I pagne. And if the engaged couple • I returns with proof of their nuptials (a • I marriage licen~. certificate or wedding 1 I invitation), the restaurant will treat • them to a free dinner. l I I I I L--------------------------------~ "I JUSt read that Chelsea Clinton turned 16 (Wednesday),• he said. ·u they had waited one more day, she would have been a Leap Year baby.• L Local shots solicited for photo contest Newport and Balboa Pier. Hunters thrift shop opens in Costa Mesa p.m. and the first Saturday of every month from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The Newport Beach Confer- en ce and Visitors Bureau is look- ing for exceptional photography of the area, including Fashion Island, the Wedge, the Balboa Fun Zone, Newport Harbor and .... Picks from the photo contest will be included in the 1996 New- port Beach Conference and Visi- tors Bureau's Vtsitors Guide. Today is the la.st day to submit photos. For further inf onnation, please call Susan Gaitan at 722-1611. The Hunter Chapter of Hoag Hospital Auxiliary bas opened a thrift shop at 600 w.-i 7th S\., Unit P2 in Costa Mesa. The shop is open every Tuesday and Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 3 If you would like to make a donation of garage sale leftovers, surplus items or just want to~ out some closets, call and arrange for pick-up at 644-5410 or 546- 0280. A receipt will be provided for tax purposes. . D11;hrl Pilot Nt• •~t:~M A Wllll1m Lobdell. The same 24- hour 1nswerlng S«Vi<e IN)' be used to record lettm to the editor on any topic. Dally Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Cost.I Mesa, CA. 92626. Copyright No news stories. illustrations, edito- NI matter ot advertisements herein CAn be reproduced with- out written permlalon of~ TIMPERATUltES ~reeach Balboa SURF ~:~lne w.w.tr• through VOL 90, NO. 41 ADDRESS Our addrm Is 330 w. e-v St.. Com~ C.hf. 92627. COB8ECTJON$ It Is the Pilot'I policy to prompt· ly correct all erron of subn.nct PIHS. C.1111 574-4233, lNnk 10" right owner. 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COSTA MESA -Newport Mesa Unllied's alternative edu cation center bas established' memorial fund for slain stud en Dylan Urquiza to help his fami .ly 'with funeral expenses. Carole Castaldo, principal o the alternative education cen ter, said the school is establish mg tlle tuml.. because of th tremendous response she ha received from the comm · ottering assistance. Home Savings of America' assistant vice president. Ma!) Patton, has volunteered t established the fund at the Eas 17th Street branch in Cost Mesa. The 16-year-old student an · basketball player was tatall shot Sunday in Santa ba whil walking down the street wi his cousin to get fast food, police said. The pair was stopped by a lone gunman wh questioned their gang affiliation and where they lived. · When Dylan replied that he is not in a gang, the gunman opened fire and shot him in tlie neck. • Contributions to the fund can be made to the Alternative Edu- cation Center Memorial Fund for Benefit of Dylan Urquiza and mailed to Home Saving~ of America at 196 E. 17th St., Cos- , A, 92627-3730. Oil spill closes street three hours COSTA MESA ~ A container carrying five gallons of oil, used for construction purposes, fell off a truck and spilled onto Fairview Road which was closed to traffic for three hours Wednesday, police said. The tr\lck was traveling south- bound ea Fairview, south of South Coast Drive, at 9 a.m . when tbe container of concrete form otl tumbled off onto the street, police said. A Costa Mesa police officer witnessed the upheaval and called for help immediately. The street was cl0sed to traffic for three hours while city crews used an absorbent, a steamer and a vacuum to clean up the oily mess. police said. No one was injured in the inci- dent. obituary Natalie Ann King dies Natalie Ann King, longtime Newport Beach resident, died at her home Monday after a lengthy battle with cancer. Mrs. King was born in Santa Ana in 1923 and moved to Balboa in 1960, where she became an active member of the community. She is survived by her husband of 53 yean, Stanford of Balboa, daughter Kellee Fitzgeorge of Newport Beach; sister Marilyn Rehin of Yorba Unda; and five grandchildren. A memorial service is scheduled at 2 p.m. March 6 at St Andrew's Presbyterian Cburcb in Newport Beach. The family requests that dona- tions in Mrs. King's memory be made to the Cancer Center of Hoag Memorial Hospital . College student victim of knifeRQint cMjackin'.g ·By C.rolyn Miller, ~/';lot COSTA MESA -An Orange Coast College student agreed to -,Dive a man a ride Tuesday night ~but instead of receiving ~ for his kindness he was robbed at )nlfe point by the man who made off with h1s car. Ahh Tu~ Xuan Phan, 25, a · Santa Ana resident, WA.$ leaving the college parking lot around ~ 9:24 p.m. in bis Honda when a . man asked him for a ride, pollce said Phan agreed and drove the • man to 3060 Van Buren Avenue in Costa Mesa, where the pa.ssen- -ger pulled out a knife and held it ~Phan'• ~Ide. Costa Mesa police Capt. Tom LeZar laid. The man demanded Pban give him bis wallet, watch and ring then ordered Phan to get out of the car, police said. Apparently in fear for his life, Phan got out of the car, and the cerjacker aped awoy in it down Van Buren. Lazar said. Phan was not injured in the carjacking and walked back to OCC, where he called police to report the crime, Lazar said. The "Carjacker is desaibed as a Vietnamese male in his 20s, about 5 feet 10 inches tall, 140 pounds with black hair and brown eyes . Phan's car was a 1991 four- door Honda, bluish-green in color with a license plate number ~ - _ ~uard nabbed in alleged phone theft .. . COSTA MESA -During a ~stake-out in a parking structure · Wednesday, an unlikely suspect ·fell for police's bait. A 20-year-old security guard was arrested for petty theft after he1m>ht1A-.cellular phone from an unlooked car in the parking struc- ture at 602 Anton Blvd., accord- ing to Costa Mesa police. But what Raymond Caldwell of Westm.inister didn't know, when pe allege dly slipped the hot phone into his pocket and walked away, was both the car and phone were decoys set-up by p olice detectives who were watching lrom an unmarked van nearby, Costa Mesa police Sgt. George Yezbick said. Police beqan the stake-out ear- Jier this week in order to catch the ~ ,lfp,111{ 1•1rt /f I h .• I• ,- crooks responsible for a recent rash of thefts of cellular phones, briefcases and other personal items from vehicles in the South Coast Plaza area, Yezbick sald. Caldwell is ~ secwity guard for APS Security, not South Coast Plaza Security which patrols the structure, Yezbick said. Yezbick wasn't too surprised by the suspect's occupation. "Is it surprising? You hire a guy for five bucks an hour, you're probably not getting the cream of the crop,• Yezbick said. Whether or not Caldwell is responsible for the other thefts is still under investigation, he said. Caldwell was arrested without incident and is being held Costa Mesa City Jail in lieu of $500 bail. ~ -By Carolyn MWer THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1 Ides have nothing on other pans of Mar.ch 'B ........... Mardi;• my frteDd -WUliain Shakespeare wrote. W .. be lviDg among UI now. I tblnk Will would"- advising ua to beware the whole ~month NonDally, tt would be March right naw1 but we have this qua- drennial oddity known u leap year. It bu been around for a while. Sinat 's B.C., actually, wbeD Julius Caesar hired an astronomer named Sosigenes to whip the calendar into shape. There bad been centuries of calend.rlc mismanagement. so the ftnt thing Sc)sigenes did was to give the year -46 B.C . .US days. Every year thereafter was to have 365 days, but every fourth-year; beginning-with 45 B.C., would be 366 days long. They called them leap years. But there WU a problem: this scheme resulted in three leap years too many every 385 years. lt'I not ICmething I penonally would have been upset over, but it wu messing up the equinoDI and IOlstk:es. Plnally, Pope Gregory XDI hired his own astronomer, Cbriltopher Clavius, and they got everything squared away With the new Gregorian calen- dar, which went into business in October 1582. It began on Oct. 4, a Wednes- day. To make it work, the next f red martin· firstinlding of wtnrt could be a tidal wave of negative unpac1 because of what IRWD wants to do to the bay. Bim Hasting bas long had a rNl ectate itor•~ in homes in Eastblutf and The Bluffs. He recently .old a listing of his in The Bluffs, which is my neck of the woods. As you know, when you sell a house these days, you have to dis- close any negatives to the buyer. If the roof leaks or you have neighbors who cook metham- phetamine, you have lo fess up. ~lf. l'thinkrll vote for Republican candidate Mony Taylor, who owns a COIDJl4llY that makes auto wheels. Sen - ouslyl I've heard the guy :;peak ~of bme& via CSPAN and he has better ideas than the.. rest of them combined. Once you get past the p resi- dential circus. you get into some crucidl local issues. • Perhaps the most important issues on the ballot are Measure S, which would effectively tal<e the conversion of El Toro to a CIVilian airport out of play Virtu- ally forever. · Equally vttal is Measure T, day was Oct. 15. Go figure. • · So here we are. It should be March 1 today, but it's Feb. 29. U I had my druthers, I'd keep it Feb. 29forquite1i while. When it becomes M8rch tomorrow, some cataclysmic days are drawing terribly near. In the sale of this condomiruwn home on the Back Bely, the broker representing the buyer told Bim he would have lo note the possibility that 5 million gallons of treated sewage would be pwnped into the -wate:ts in1ront at ttlls'nouse~ which restructures Orange • The first of these comes next Priday, March 8, when the Cali- fornia Regional Water Quality Control Board, Santa Ana Region is scheduled to meet and vote on the Irvine Ranch Water District's proposal to pump treat- ed sewage -5 million gallons a day of it for si.x months out of the year -into Newport Bay. IRWD poo-poohs -you should pardon the expression - every objection to this scheme. It will be a bl~g for all, they say. Oh really? I just heard of the , And so it b<.'9ms. Just one real estate tran.sdction ts alfect- ed -now. Can you unagme what will happen if IRWD is allowed to proceed? If you haven't written your protest letter, the re's still time: Send 1t to Gerard Thibeaut, Executive Offtrer, California Regional Water Qual- ity Control Bocud, 3737 Mam St., Suite 500, R.1vers1de, C' A 92501-3339. The other bewcU efuJ dd)' 1:- Tuesday, Mdrch 26. I'm not too concerned with c11J the clowns who would be prt'SI· dent of the United Sldtes County government. It's a com- plex issue, which I haven't even• begun to study. But l do know Bnrce Sumner andlJID l>oi)e)oy -:- are for it and John Moorl.ach and Bill Dannemeyer are against it. Measure T must be wonderful. Then there's the customary swann of state propositions, the usual unknown Judges, the mostly anonymous county cen- trdl comnuttees (with plenty of I wnte-m room) -in all, much to 1 think about. much to worry I about. Forget the ides, Beware the eighth and twenty-stxth of March • FRED MARTIN's column runs Thu~­ da~ and Saturdays. Your Source For Local News FABUIOL $1.90ea. 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WhereShqJpine 16A Breeze. 1 7th Street at Irvine Avenue NeWP6tt Belcti • Proposed night spot shot _.downb • • COillllllSSIOil----__,.,...._...._. • Thunderbiro owner hoped for a House of Blues-type estaolish-. ment; commissioners say it smells like trouble to them. a live entertauunent show. By Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot Mulbolland's background with the Thunderbird earned some weight. Cowan COSTA MESA -Although the vacant said. Plus, the Police Department's opposi- buildmg at the oomer of t 7th Street and tion to the proposal also swayed the com- Newport Boulevard remains a lifeless shell, mission. the legacy of tbe doomed night clubs and Costa Mesa pohce Lt. Alan Kent said the bars that once filled its interior lives on. department opposed the proposal because A proposal by 26-year-old nightclub of Mulholland's record, and the past perfo~ guru Gregg Mulholland to open a restau-mance of preVlous nightclubs at that site - rant-bar-entertainment business at the the noise dJsturbances, alcohol abuse and building at 1670 Newport Blvd. was WWll· assaults that taxed the Police Department) mou.sly rejected by the Costa Mesa Plan-resourtes ning Commission Monday. Lowe, Lowe's re:.taurant and nightclub The commission oted luruted parlong for was the last business at the locabon, pr~ patrons and an unclear proposal that ceded by such short-Lived dubs as NYC, the smelled of a nightclub rather than a restau-Roanng '20s and Ahs1o·s But the failure al rant as lhe lWo mam reasons for re1ecting these estab11mmenrs-anc:t the 'lle~y the conditional use penrut. I Empire Ballroom denuse, do not daunt Mul- And of course, the reputation of Mulhol-holland. land -co-owner of Newport Beach's mfa-·They d.tdn't understand what we are mous Thunderbird Nightclub whose boun-trying to put forth, Mulholland said ty of problems led to its upconung dosure -I Wednesday • 1 thmk they are afraid tt will didn't help. be another Emptre B.illroom and it won't Nor <tid the fact that the proposal came be • <:t.. on the heels of the closing of the nearby Mulholland can appeal the com.mission Empire Ballroom, originally started by Mui-dE"as1on On Wednesday, be was still bolland. That nightclub, also on t 7th Street, ~ure what tus next step will be. recently shut down because neighbors com-But he continued to talk enthusiastically plained of noise, parking and unruliness. about tus propo!Kll. Libby Cowan, the Plahrung Comrrussion Mulholland c;aid tus plan is similar to the DON LEACH I DAJLY PllOT A child doffs his hat and takes the plunge into on the flooded playground at Kaiser Elementary School on Wednes- day. The water, which was actually just inches deep, provided some muddy fun. chairwoman, said Mulholland told the com-House of Blues or Haid Rock Cafe. He mission his plan was to open an establish-wants to have a restaurant with Southern ment similar to the House of Blues m Lo., CU1Stne, open for both lunch and dinner. Angeles. But she said Mulholland d.tdn 't "It's a restaurant and not strictly a night- present a program structure that would dub,• he '>did "It's an enbrely clifferent involve something like dinner coupled with bus.ine.s than the ThunderblJ'd. • Niki'sTattboori £xpr~s~ The INDIAN RESTAURANT voted 11 by the Orange Counry Register Readers is now in your neighborhood! s· N ~ _ ---U>JC)' o :NC Hean Healthy• Low Fat • o Prescrvacivcs • No Food Coloring Now Serving · MASAI.A DOSA A Totally Vcgcwian Meal At l.H. & 1st St. Friday Evenings & Wcdctnds Only ••m••••••••••••••1••••••••••••••••• • CHICKEN 114 SPECIAL • BUY 1 COMBO: • OR $199• G~thtS«Ondat • : RJCE BOWL ; 11~.!RifE : ~-·······~··············· .~ ...... . ~D~rWJ :)705 s O!tstOf t.oouno ... 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"l 1036 Irvine Ave.• N~on Beach 631-2996 • ,, &~ . ~ """'°"' Sensational ., Sidewalk Sale! Saturday, March 2nd OnJy lOo/o-70% OF.Fr • • Take An AddlUonQJ 25% OFF All Sale Merc.b~ (Offer Valld Mqrtfa 2nd Only) NeWJ>ort ~ Westcwr ~ 1062 frVJne Avenue (714) 646;.SS2i op. y . e ater 0 ot I WEST€LIBF . I ,, ' . . /"- ·~--.-.wneii5~~16 ~. 1· 7th Street at Irvine Avenue ~Beach THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1996 AS --Propose~ niglit spot shot down-by commissio •Thunderbird owner hoped for a House of Blues-type establish- menti commissioners say it smells like trouble to them. By Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Although the vacant building at the comer of 17th Street and Newport Boulevard remains a lifeless shell, the legacy of the doomed night clubs and bars that once filled its interior lives on. A proposal by 26-year-old nighlclub guru Gregg Mulholland lo open a restau- rant-bar-entertainment business at the building at 1670 Newport Blvd. was Wlanl· mously rejected by the Costa Mesa Plan- ning Commission Monday. The commission cited limlted parking for patrons and an unclear proposal that smelled of a rughtclub rather than a restau- nmt as the two main reasons for rejecting the conditional use pemul. And of course, the reputation or Mulhol- land -co-owner of Newport Bedch's in.fa- mous Thunderbird Nightclub whose boun- ty of problems led to its upcoming clo5.ure - didn't help. Nor did the fact that the propoi.al came on the heels of the closing of the nearby Empire Ballroom, originally started by Mul- holland. That nightclub, also on 17th Street, recently shut down because neighbon. com- plained of noise, parking and unruhness a live entertainment show. Mulholland'!. background with the Thunderbird earned some weight, Cowa.o said. Plus, the Police Department's opposi· tion to the proposal also swayed the com-- rrussion. Costa Mesa police Lt. Alan Kent said the department opposed the proposal because of Mulholland's record, and the past perfol"" mance of previous nigbtclubs at that site - the noise disturbances, alcohot abuse and assaults thdt taxed the Police Department) resources Lowe, Lowe'5. restaurant and nightclub was the last bU5.mess at the location, pr~ ceded by uch short-lived clubs as NYC, th~ Roann9 '20s d.nd Alli10 s But the failure of these establishments -and the nearb-=-y ---i Empare Ballroom denru.e do not daunt Mul- holland •They didn't under..tand what we are trying to put forth, Mulholland said Wednesday ·1 Uunk they are afraid it will be another Empire Ballroom and 1t won't be." Mulholland can appeal the c6mmission decision On Wednesday, he was still um.ure what tus nex1 step will be. But he continued to talk enthusiastically dOOUI tus propo5.d.1. DON LEACH I DAILY PllOT A chJld doffs his hat and takes the plunge into on the flooded playground at Kaiser Elementary School on Wednes- day. The water, which was actually just inches deep, provided some muddy fun. Llbby Cowan, the Planning Commis5.1on chairWoman, said Mulholland told the com- mission bis plan was to open an establJ.sh- ment similar to the House of Blues m Lo., Angeles. But she said Mulholland d.Jcln t present a program structure that would involve something like clinner coupled with Mulholland ~d tus plan is similar to the • tous<> of Blues or Hard Rocle Cafe. He WdOL'> to have a restaurant with Southern cwsmc, open for both lunch and dinner. "It\ d re5.taurant and not strictly a rught· club," he "'1!d ·It's an enbrely different hu'>mt•ss than the Thunderbud." 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'• ~ Manufacturer Direct Armoires • Iron Beds • Ni9ht1tand1 • ea .R.Ack.i-!..Consolu Stone Table s • Barstools • Cocktail Tables • Upholstery Many floor samples to choose from Design Services Available, The Cost la Applied Towards Your Purc:haM Hours: Mon·Sat 9:30 ·6pm ~~~~+---autKHlyByApPt.~--- Custom IRON BEDS Queen or king. 35 Beautiful Finishes to choose from! Handcarved ARMOIRES ·-. ~~ ...:•.< NIGHTSTANDS • 11"1 guem, -~evln M'¥J)hy. ~Jbba. ,,....~ Will dilCull the bulin... and overan economic outlook for Orange County and the N~ area. 1be cost II 517 tor members and 519 for non•members. Por ~mm.-1-mUR1,Wonnalion1 call 729-«00 GIRLS INUQ.U8 100 ', ~ER NETWORK , Girls Incorporated of Orange County presents a •hands-on• op~ty to learn how the club helps young women become strong, smart and bold at their dinner program from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Riverboat Cafe, 151 E . Coast Highway, Newport Bea,h. The cost is $40 per dinner. For more information, call 673·1432. • . • A Career Network meeting is at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church for those who are unem· ~oyed at 7:30 p.m . in the Chapel, ,fiOO St Andrews Road, Newport ~each. Bob Donaldson of Execu· I I • ;live Career Services will speak on • "Fireproofing Your Career." The meeting is free For more informa- tion, call 574 -2239 PRD>AY . GEM/JEWELRY/BEAD SHOW ,BUSINESS OPPORTUNfTY BREAKFAST Gem Faire sponsors a Gem, Jewelry and Bead Show at Orange County FairgTOunds from noon to 7 p.m. today, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturda_y, ~ 10 _a.m. to ~ p.m. on Sunday in Building 14 . Tickets are $4 or $3 for seniors. •Newport Busrness Outlook '96" is the topic of the breakfast program at 7 a m at the Sheraton Newport, 4545 MacArthur Blvd. KELLY & COMPANY I CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS ~.-----~--------------------------------------...... . . ' . 1995 Tax Sea_Son . Its that time of yea r aga in ! . 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H STONE Jim Jennings CUSTOM MASONRY 170 E. 17th St. • Suite 206 Costa Mesa (714) 645-8512 ~Uk 1.14.ttuc # 392707 sk a Regents Point resident what the best things arc about life in this retirement community and che amwer will be the \cning and the people. • Expert bnck, block, stone, ri le, slate & concrete work. • Can recommend q_ualiry de~1j(ncr-. • ~ual1r'r work 111 Cosca Me'J & Newpon Beach 'mce 1969. • Drainage problems? We !>Olve them. Evenings and weekends find many taking advantage of rh c area's diverse cultural and recreational offerings. Whether your tastes run to chc South Coa~t Repcnory, concerts, lectures at the university or .shopping, you'll have ready access co the pastimes you cnioy most. You'll also have ready :acc~s to a remark.able group of neighbors. Rt:sidents arc fnendly, wdl~ucated and widdy cravcled. They're not only imemting. they're interested in the concinuing advcnrure of life. Add our lovely accommodanons and three levels of care, and you'll understand why this is the ideal location for the best years of your life. To find our more, wrir or call l-800-278-8898. UP WITH PEOPLE lbe intematioaal tut of Up With ~e will bring their two· hour musical shOw, "1be Festi· ~ali· toOr~CoastG~atS p m. tonight 'and Saturday m the Robert B. Moore Theatre. Per- fonnen will relive the '50s and '60s. Advance tickets are $15 for dulti and S8 for children. Por more information, call 432·5880. TRIANGLE SQUARE CONCERT Jenny Richards will play folk/rock from noon to 2:30 p.m. and Kerry Getz perlOTUlS poplrock from 7 to 10 p.m. tonight on the town square. The concerts are free. SATURDAY USED BOOK SALE Q.UTTERQHC Learn bow to let go of dutter and QASSH:AL CONNEC110NS organize apace at home« otftoe at CaH St. Clair iDlroduc:m audi-a fhree,.bour workshop at l O a.m ih encel to Beethoven'9 "PMkfti-lllVllit--t Room l02 ol Onnge Coal& COi· phonp)i bef~ the Pad&: ~·, LewilApplied Sdence build- $yin ony through the ing. Registration is $39. For more work m 1ts entirety at •:30 p.m. on Jn.formation, call 432·5880. Saturday, Mar. 2, at the Orange County Perfooning Arts Center, 600 4-H Q.EANUP DAY Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. The 4·H-Cleanup Day l.S at 0 'Ilckets: $22 IiJ!ormation; 556-ARTS. a.m. at the Cooperative Exten· sion/4·H office at the Orange SAFARI PHOTO EXHl8rT County Fairgrounds. All members •0n Safari in Eastern Africa,• is are expected to participate. the title of an exhibit of color pho. Please bring garden tools and tography by Edward Nwiez, on dis· enter through the Merrimac Gate. play in the foyer of the Newport Beach Central library through Mar. 31 during normal h'brary hours. For more information, call 717·3801. SPLASH '96 'GOLD RUSH' PARTY Friends of Costa Mesa PRUNING TECHNIQUES The fifth annual watersports extravaganza, Splash '96, is from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. today and from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday at the Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa. The event will sbpw· Casa Teresa Gui.ld11 annua fund.raising event, ~Gold Rtfs Extravaganza,• is at 4':30 p.m. •a the Center Club, 660 Town Cen ter Drive, Costa Mesa. Ente~ glamorous casino filled wt games, buffet and a silent auc lion. Casa Teresa is a temporal) Christian Home for single, preg- nant women. For more infonna tion or reservations, call 553-8825 Libraries will hold a used book "Garden Pruning Techniques• sale from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the will be the topic of a program at Mesa Verd~.u· ""'-'i1o4'-"""'"'1~ws:~4 ..9;JO A.m..ai $hennan IJbrary.4Jl,d.. Verde Drive East. Hardcovers and Gardens, 2647 B. Coast Highway, :E====~====~~E:::ale:!!l!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!5!5!!!!!!!!!!!!5:!!!!!!!!!!~!$iiC=I trade paperbacks are $1, regular Corona del Mar. The program is THE SPORflNG CUJB -----'" AT L A KESHORE TO WERS 18007 Von Karman Avenue Irvine, CA 9271 S •J<at~• i11' for o Fam1h F11neu Mnnwr~J,1p lrt.!11•11/.,.,/ ft1t1'U Mr<tibn1J,1p; st,Jrl 111 rot SllS. Ratn not 1:Jl1d u.·11/t tmy othn P"'"'olton PJu nptr~s J/11/96 ""J 11 g1)0(/ for first Im" pests, ""d l0<al restde>tts ot ·er l 1. 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Sl.C 0\1> 'I \C.I mi aMSI' PRJ-'Mlt:RH If We Are Women by Joann.a McClelland Gl March 13 -April 14, 1996 Regents Point ---------------~--------, 'M11il to: 19191 'HllrV"1YlAve., Irvine, CA. 92715 1 Flegenta POlnt la owned by South«n Celifomla Pnitbvt«len Homee. • non·for·proftt orgen~tlOn with mot• £han 40 y..,. of expenenc• In Ntlf'em4lnt community~ OOM300803257 •OH\. •oeooooo~ --~-llie~Mtil-""ttlUa.~1tw ... m••--_,..,.__,....~~ ... ,.._. _ _,___ AC11PO'f ... ..._._ ~...-..-.~" ooftldl .... ... :--G!'-"',,._~=::=:J~"'--~-.. Name----~~-----------~-.............. -.;.;.. __ ............... __ .............. ~_,__ Address ~-....... --~ ....... ...__.-.:......;...-...._...._ ....... _ _......_.__....._._...;;.;.;;... C~-----~~--..--.;--,....._~ .......... - T ~eph_one~---:------~....-....,,_.;..+ __ ~~..:-..---~~_;,..~- MllN11NG A i1"EEN lnStittite of America members and SS for non-memben. Por more information, call 951-5586. •.•Looking Up, In and Out for Your GrowlDg Teen• ts the title of a two-hour seminar at 6:30 P·lll· m the Community Center of CDM PARENT PARTY Mariners .Church, 1000 Bison, Pa.rents of 1996 grads and -Newport Beech:-Practical guide-·imdetgradS of corona del Mar lines and solutions will be offered High School a.re encouraged to iby guest ~er Mary Letter-attend the Grad Night '96 Senior man, a private-school principal. Class Pa.rent Party from 5:30 to 8 The event is free and open to the p.m. at the Harbor 'Aew Club public. For more information, call House; -1854 Port Westboume 640-6010. Place, Newport Beach. For more PURJM CARNIVAL Temple Bat Ya.bro invites the c:ommunity to join in the fun at its Purim Carnival today from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 1011 Camelback St, Newport Beach. There will be rides, games, crafts, food, a pet- 11ng zoo and more. Admission is tree. HIV/AIDS DISCUSSION St. Mark Presbyterian pres~ts •Reality Check: The lhlth About the Disease, False Fears/l.egili- mate Pea.rs• as part of its HIV I AIDS series at 11 a .m. Sun- day at 2100 Mar Vista, Newport Beach. For more information, call 644-13-61. BVZANTINE CYPRUS information, call 644-6541. MONDAY _____ ...__.. FOREIGN POLICY "Water~ A Dangerous Endan- gered End.angered Resource?" is the topic of this week's foreign policy discussion session from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at St. Mark Presby- terian Churcl\, 2100 Mar Vista, Newport Beach. -COSTA MESA 4-H The next meeting of the Mesa Goat Hill Go-Getter's Costa Mesa 4-H Club is at 7:15 p.m. in the Costa Mesa High School Library. MATH CONADENCE • academic ca.reen. For more infor- mation. call 432-5162. 'rAI CHI a.ASSES Orange Coast Co~e Offers classes in ~al Chi. the andent Cliliiese art me<litation and motion, for Deginniiig, intermedi- ate and advanced levels beginolng today. The seven- week course costs $45. For more infol'!natlon, call 432-5880. -- FRIENDS OF ARGUS The Friends of Argus, a top sail Ketch owned by the Boy Scouts of Amerlca,islookingfornewcrew members. Join them for a free slide show and program at 7:30 p.m. For more information or reservations, call 642-5031. PARKS/RECREATION The March meeting of New- port Beach's Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission is at 7 p.m. in Council Chambers, 3300 Na.wport Blv4.,.Newport Beach. NEWPORT HARBOR PANHEWNIC Newport Harbor Panhellenic meets at 10 a.m. at St. Micllael's All Angels Church. 3233 Pacific View Drive in Corona del Mar. This month's program features Kevin Cartwright, assistant direc- ',/ ... . l' ' ~ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1996 --. ~-~ ... ~· : .ii -·----~ ~ ANMAL 8ER£AVEMENT GAOUP This ~ gro.up tpedltime CDM a.ASS Of 8' in the needs ot iDdMdUals who The reill:ilon comnuttee for have ~ and!« dytDg a nbnalj ln Corona del Mars Clan of 1996 is their lives. It meets frool 1:30 to 2 looking for alumni. ~ ~ p.m-..every lhald.Ay at 3101 W. current address and telephone Coast Highway, Suite No. 311, number to: CdM 86-Reunion NewpCst Beach. Pree Mmiil:ioo but Committee, PO Box 5269, New-call 122-i588 f« space reservation. port Beach, CA_9_266_2. ___ _, MENTALJUNE5S SUPP.ORT: __ _ SURPLUS FOOD GROUPS Seniors and low-income fami-1be Alliance for the Men.tall}' ID lies of the Costa Mesa/Newport of Orange County provides educa- Beach area can obtain free tionandemoUonalsupportforfam- USDA surplus food between 8 files dealing with mentally m loved and 10 a.m. the second Saturday ones. A free support group meets of each month in the rear park-from o to 7:30 p.m. every Tuesday ing lot of the Church of Christ, at Orange County Mental Health 286 Avocado St., Costa Mesa. Clinic, 3115 Redhill Ave.. Costa For more information, call 631-Mesa Call 544-8488 for details. 2177. TEEN FOCUS The Teen Pocus outpatient chemical dependency treatment program holds a free 12-Step Meettng at noon Sundays exclu- sively for teens in its offices at 567 San Nicolas Drive, Swte 201, Newport Center, Newport Beach. For more information, call 640- TEEN or 640-1788. LEADS CLUB The WOII\eD's Chapter of the Costa Mesa Leads Club meets at 7:15 a.m. every Wednesday at Mimi's Cafe at Harbor and Newport bowevaros in COsta Mesa. The dub is part c1 an intemational network- ing organization dedicated to expanding each members business through quality leads. Call 474-2225 or 'i115-8338 for more information. INC!ST SUWIYOltS SWf!OIT SUIVlvon ol mc.t ~ for female victims ot IUUal &bd.le and rape and their frieadl and family meets frOm 10 am. to noon every Saturday .atl 60 VktGria 9L, Costa Mesa. There is no fee. POr more informatton. call Kum at 531·2629 or Iris at 859-3918. DIVORCE SUPPORT GAC>lw. __ _ Mari.Den Church spoo.son a free divorce recovery suppqrt group at 1 p.m. every Wednesday at 1000 Bison in Newport Beacb.. WPUS FOUNDATION A support group for younger patients with lupus meets frdm 1 :30 to 3 p.m . the second and fourth Wednesday of each month: in Newport Beach. For details, call 536-17 34. • SENIORS SQUARE DANa a.us The Costa Mesa Senior Cfti- zen Square and !_ound_ Qance Club seeks experienced dan~rs to join in from 9 to 11 a.m. every Thursday at the Costa Mesa Senior Center, 19th and Pomona streets. Call 545-5669 for more information. Timothy E. Gregory of Ohio St.ate University will present a slide lecture on "Byzantine Cyprus: Aphrodite's Island" from 2 to ~ p.m. at the Newport Harbor Art ~useum, 850 San Clemente Drive, Newport Beach. The lec- ture is free to Archaeological •Becoming Math CompetentH is the title of a free, four-part work- shop at Orange Coast College from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday evenings beginning tonight. The workshop is designed to assist individuals who wish to return to school following a break in their · tor of the Richard Nixon Library. , IOMlr:..it''I Luncheon follows. All National Panhellenic Sorority women are invited. Donation is $4. For more • • • • RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. ,~c; Here's how to get to Orange County's best Qpt MCnt: • 5 Fwy Nor1h eiut Rdil·u-n ns;,1 a Camino Real-Mn Wt, Main-tum Wt, l 11 block on h Wt • 5 Fwy.~ Nlwpcwt kte..·Mn Wt, MouHum Wt, 3 blocks on h Wt • S5 Fwy Nor1h 91til Mcfadden . Slay ns;,1, Newport Ave. tum Wt, Moin- MI\ Wt,3 blocks on h Wt • S5 fwy Scdl-Good Ludd • Col 831·8466 PHOTOGRAPHY 240 Newport Center Drive, Suite 110 Newport Beach (7H) 644-6933 DOWNTOWN TUSTIN information, call 846-4161. Don1t Miss Out! 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Costa Mesa High School : + ona AlllMIA1Nll: : PTSA president Paulette Witt : fl atfnn bon.,..~ other .. couldn't attend the board meet· : 0 ·~ '°'"""'""'V : ing, but sent a letter which was l ~~S Nin Board ~II : read by another parent. l + _..._, . • w l _ "This announcement was l focus on solvmg overcroWd-: totally unexpected,• Witt wrote : ing problems, but must even· : in the letter, read by Pat 1 tually decide What to do With : , ... ,ffetersen. The community was : the farm 1 under the impression that the : : school district was negotiating L.-------------------------.J ror a sports complex on the prop-the community feeling and ·-ltty with the city of Costa Mesa, decided not to go ahead when it e sajd, and the district's seemed like they had made a dif. '11n.noµl')cement last week that it ferent decision," sh e said. "I'm ~h to sell the farm left little glad so many people showed up _.time tor public debate. and the Costa Mesa community • "Where is it written that you drew together aQ.d got involved. ve the dgttttoignore "the wtsh · "A Jol of times people~ say, es or the public?" she asked 'Oh, the school board will do • Wednesday, Witt said she wa.s whatever they want anyway,'" pleased the board delayed action Witt said. 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Nr Of Mw J>-.lll~'; boUd IWD• bei'I t th• m to ftDd 'aMlh- er way to r'aiH funds. WtdnM· day she said she telt like the board listened. "l'.m glad at least they ~st­ poned it,• Dinsdale said. "l think that mea tlle)':ll$t n -mue. I do wish, however, that more had voted to not sell it." For the time being, district administrators will focus their time and energies on solving the district's overcrowding problem, said Superintendent Mac Bernd. Those solutions will require money, he said, which the board will address at a later time. School officials expect about 1,000 more students to enroll in Newport-Mesa Unified this fall. The school district also has a $15 million backlog of deferred maintenance needs, such as heater, roofing and asphalt repairs;-at its 26 campuses. CONTINUED FROM A 1 . donate to otl:lu.,tuden&I. Pu- ents and teachers divided the books into age-appropriate categories, then each class at the school was called to the multi·PU!POSe room to choose a new book to read. Next week, the students will return their exchange book for another. Begley's students con- verged on the fourth-grade table like shoppers during a close-out sale. They tossed books from one end of the table to the other, searching for the perfect reading mate- rial. Books from the •Goose- .. CHECK S'l<>KE l>E'l"E( ··1·< >l{S ~ . RABBI'IT INSURANCE ~ S \ )__, 44 I Old Newport Blvd. • Newport Beach - ,.. (near Hoag Hospital) 631-7740 A Worlcsho~ with PreHnfofion•, Di•cuHion & Mffltation Period• "' SUNDAY, MARCH 3 FROM 1:00 TO 4:00P.M. $30.00 CALL TO PRE-REGISTER INCLUDES ..• • Postures for seated Meditation • Zazen Instructions • W~ll<Tng Meditation • Getting-Started-at Home • Zen in Rela~onships and At Work • Zen Groups, Teachers, Retreats NEWPORT MlsA ZIN CENTD 711 WEST 17TH STUf!t_SUm A-8 COSTA MESA, CA v;.c627 Call for further information (TJ 4l 63 J ·J389 TECHNICA: ThB Computer Biasses. Bleak 111e 1111, ,..,, and un 111111111 llbrt. 714 6420720 o. (.,., ~ ru.r °' ,_. o""""'°" 1775 Wt!S1L:l1ll O.·..e. We)ld;ll Court. Newpor1 B<ooch TECH~ICA The Compote( Glasses .. e iupips" series weal ft. Others detailing ghoaUy adventures also were popular among the 9-year-olds . Mark Wooley, 10, had a hard time settling on just one book. _ . .__ "I can't decide .. " he ~aid, carefully reading eaCh book's description on its back cover. One book, at 136 .pages, was about ghosts. The other, with only 100 pages, was about a boy and his family. After a careful delibera- tion, Mark chose the ghost book -not because it was more interesting, but because it bad more pages. "l really like to read,• he said, grlmiing. Back in Room 12, Begley released her crew for recess. Unlike third graders, who revel in playtime on the jun- le gym, mpy urt graders spumed the play ground and opted to stay class instead. About 10 kids hung out clan, playing , with th stwf ea animals an puppet and investigating clas posters and books on th bookshelf. Jennifer Beech too advantage of the time t catch up on class work, goin over tough problems wit ' Begley. •tt's a world of ~ifferenc from third grade, 1 Begle said, while eager ~tudent offered to file papers for her. ~The students are in shell shock when they first com in, and so are the parents. But they get used to. the added responsibility." IN THE DAILY PILOT ON FRIDAY MARCH 1 ST DON'T MISS IT SALE HOURS • FRI 9 TO 5 SAT 9 TO 1 bady (1~lf. Since 1914 IW.aOA (A.ln'f MJUS, .rl!5D 629 Tenninal Way, 120 Costa Mesa 722-0420 Fine Apparel &Res6rl~ar Invites You, our special customer, io a QT~~~ o/tlie Pl>~ ~~It/>(~ ~olk~1~<W~ll1990. Pendleton Representative, Judy O'Keefe, ~­ willpersonally present the line samples to you on Thursday, March 7th, and Friday March 8th, · from 11:00 am to 5:00 pm. + onors honored at Performing Arts Center dinner be r.c.11 are dear. Seventy-' eldbt donors have con- --tiibutedin 8XC8ll ol Pt iD1Jtion to the Orange County Per- fonning Arts Center in the 10 years since lt was founded. To mark the 10th anniversary year with respect (given the gen- 1erosity of the 78) and style 1(because ttiey would have it no ,other way), Renee and Henry Segentrom brought together the roost gen~ous lot for dinner. A red caipet at The Center 'awaited the crowd, aniVing •dressed fn dignified black tie. Gentlemen in aqua-blue satin 1iemdssance costumes announced the arrival of each guest with the blaring of trumpets. If those in attendance were not sure of the fact that they •had arrived,• the trumpets made that fact very clear. The very professional staff wel- • comed their honored dinner -guests at the tri&n door as servers 1n white glove from the Ritz Carl- ton, Laguna Niguel. performed their silver-tray magic, passing smoked salmon and tartar, tiny potatoes, garnished with Ossetra caviar and eclairs of duck liver. They called it Act I of the night. General Wllllam Lyon and bis lovely wife, WWa Dean, Donald and Joan Beall, Tom and Marilyn l>llQsen., Bvton and Ronnie Maumb&ugtit Ben and Patricia Dolson, Arden Flamson, J. Robert and Martha Fluor, Walter and Darlene Gerken, William GWe- sple, Charles and Nora Hester, Larry and Dee Higby, Mark Chapin Johnson with O.ance Bar- • bara HWer, Sharon Lesk. Robert and Marilyn Mcintyre, Rkk and Mary Muth talked politics, reli- gion, child rearing and social reform ... anything but fund-rais- ing. It was an everung to enjoy their great success, their generosity both corporate and personal over \he ~decade. The dinner cele- . bration was about them, for them, lDld tneMlt to be savored. As fhe Ritz butler service poured the final drops of the 1990 Jordan Sonoma IUY a SELL USED ct..arHES, ,,~ TOY1I a ACCEllOAIE8, ETC. ~ JUlM ~ lllwd. 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Jeanette, who is fighting can- cer, looked ravishing in her gown of royal blue satin and bugle beads. Jeanette enjoyed her din- ner with family and mends that included Sally ~-om. Glen ad Dome stWWlllL Tim. mad s .... Strader, ltkbanl and Marve S.,..tl•, Toa and Madlyn Sutton. J09epb wl JU) 1.'hoall, MlcbeJle llobe, Lei and hg9J Cotton. David and Jeanie 'lllppan, Xalhryn Wheder, and Cedl and Kathryn Wright The guests who have con- tributed so much to The Center and the community also have much to be thankful for them- selves. lt is not often that those who plant the seeds for the future live to see the results. Orange County Susan Jaffe, as Juliet, hWlg precariously over her baleony as the dashing Vladimir Malakhov, as Romeo, pursued his love to the delight of the dinner crowd filling only a few of the thousands of burgundy chairs lininR the tiers of Segerstom Hall. The Balcony Scene" from Sir Kenneth MacMil- lan's ballet performed by the two American Ballet Theatre dancers set the tone of reverence and magic that would mark the evening.Reverence for the accomplishment of building and sustaining The Center, which bas become "the center" of cultural life in Orange County, and the magic that its many performances has~!ot~~devecy audience that has filled the hall for the past 1 O years. • Early Years ToYs As the ballet came to Us conclu-sion. Act ll, also known as dinner, was seived in the upper lobby, appropriately under the massive Fire Bird sculpture, commissioned by Renee Segerstrom many years ago. The elegant party was designed and underWntten by Tiffany & Co. 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StJN Y FRESH ClEANERS MOlJTMP~Et;& Newport Harbor grads' 'Tongue' magazine is raw and irreverent By Tina Borgatta, Daily Pilot ·'T hey work in a hollowed-out office space that's · spdrsely decorated with .-thrift-store and throw-away furniture · an old desk, a make-shift coffee table and a torn, vinyl sofa and chal! Raw. Hard-core Irreverent That's how John f\.1cCray, 27, and Nick Kahonzes, 26, describe themselves and their new magazine, "Tongue," which they designed m that office. The magazine, which : debuted earlier this month, features band reviews, simple Q&A's and other short, easy- to-read quips But it's the action-shot, color photos of boarders -skateboarders, snowboarders and surfers - that stand out. "We're a boarder's maga- zine," says McCray. "We try • to appeal to the boarder : J.ifestyle, music dnd issues ·•Our target market is between :; 13 and 30 years old, but we do ... •• appeal to kids as well. We're a hard-edge magazine. So, their parents might not like us, but they will." Tbe two decided to call it "Tongue" because ·everybody has one." Plus, they claim their parents didn't like it. •So, right there, we knew it was a good one,• Kalionzes said. Many of the articles are peppered with profanity, but the two Newport-Harbor High grads say that's all part of the boarder lifestyle. And tliey claim they've gotten rave • reviews. -"We've heard great thmgs from all angles.• McCray said. "From our advertisers and other people wanting to advertise, from editors from other magazines. •One of our big things is lunch 11 :30 -2:00 that we want to be cliff erent. We tell kids the truth. We want to have as much integri· ty as we can. We know there are some things that we can't say, but we don't want to be a hypocrite, either.• · In their premiere issue, McCray and Kalionzes includ- ed a Q&A on the •Drunk of the Month,• in which a post- teen surfer who loves golf, continuously insults the inter- viewer and pro\Jdly announces that there "ain't nothing bet- ter than 18 holes of golf and an ice cold 12-et, • and that he had bis golf bag •specially designed to carry a 12-pack and 7 pounds of ice.• dinner 5:00pm -1 O:OOpm 378 Bl'Utol • Co•ta lie.ea (Between Bedhlll ct: Campua) The issue closed with an editorial discouraging drink- ing and driving, written by someone who says he's gotten three DUis and assures the experience is no picnic. •we kind of want to be like Switzerland,• McCray said. "We want to be neutral. "We don't want to say don't do something, like 'don't drink' because that's unrealis- tic. But we want them to know there is a consequence.• Currently, the magazine can be picked up for free at Top left Kallonzes, right and JohnW. MCCray 1c>olt over Images at their Costa Mesaofftce. Left: John W. McCray, left. anclNlck Kallonzes with their ftnt edition of TOngue magazine. MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT most surf shops, skateboard shops and •taco shops• from Santa Barbara to San Diego. It can also be found in Hawaii, and McCray and Kallonzes say they're hoping to soon have a reader base in the Midwest. --~ti) • IWPY ._ "'8-11) 11MY MIW' ·nn ... -.um'l=tn.. ..... -........ ,lmm Ill ... -\?.t1!1._ Wea.la ra1=.,.1111) ml== ·-di ,. l'IESTMINSTER MALL .: . ~ .. , .' .', • , '. ANAHEIM HILLS ' .. · · ~ FESTIVAL :~:.~· .... : .... CERRITOS 10 ;: . '. ~ , -, ·, · • ~ lERRllO~ • 1l'11i 10.i 1 :33 1/141>lJ03S6 lllAVE~ •·-II llMY~ l&'OM Mm Af1IJI 11) .. ct.ml.~fl) '==::'. T1IE .... ~, --~ ... ea.um .. IUDllAI...._ I -.i. T1IE ... tll) ... ,a~za:111 ..,,,., -n&,.-111 __ u:., Af'Ta,.1., B Moore Theatre at 8 pm. Pri- da.y and Satuiday. PwfOl'llllrtl Will relive the 50I d eo, nckets are St5 in adv&Me and $18 at the door. For more infor· mation, call 432·5880. ~~,lfi'~-· ~---~ 1 APIUCAN PHOTOS: •on Safari in Kenya and Tanza- nia," an exh1b1t of pho· tographs by Edward Nunez, Will be shown Saturday through March 27 during o~nillg hoW'S at the Newport Beach Central Ubrary. Nunez specializes in outdoor and "' adventure photography. 1000 Avocado Ave. 717-3601. 3 OCC PHU.HAllMONIC: ~e orchestra will offer it's ~ .. :: third concert of the season at ~00 p.ro. Sunday in Robert B. M~a'Uheatre. The 60· piece orchestra will play such music as Beethoven's Overture to "The Consecration of the House" and Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 4. Tickets: $6 in advance S8 at the door. Infor- • mation: 432-5660 4 CLASSICAL CONNECTIONS: Carl St. Clair introduces audi- ences to Beethoven's •Pastoral Symphony• before leading the Pacific Symphony Orchestra -through the work in its entirety ~at 4:30 p.m. Saturday at the -Orange Cmmty Pei:farm.ing Arts Center, 60(} 'Fown Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Tickets: ._ $22. Information: 556-ARTS. . --.... :,:_ 5 'UP WITH PEOPLE': The •r•., international cast of "Up ::·· With People~ brings its :: two-hour live musical show to Orange Coast College's Robert 6 SPLASH 'II: 1be filth annual water SJ>Qrts ¢avaganza. SpJolh '98. is from 10 o.m. to 6 p.m. Satur· day a.nd from 10 a.m to 4 p.m. Sunday at the Orange. County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa. The event showcases personal watercraft, aftermark et parts, accessprtes and action f a1hion apparel. Admission: SS; chil- dren 12 and under are free. Information: 364-9249, 7 CLASSIC CAllS: The . Hard Rock Cafe, Fashion Island fu Newport Beach will nost the second Annual Summer Cruise, an evening of fine pre-1975 classic, r6d and custom cars. The first 1s Sun· '<Jay rom rr a.m. to ~:3 p .m. Information: 721-9546. 8 'TIIE TAMING OF THE SHREW': Shakespeare's play, set in Italian-Ameri- ca, opens Friday and runs through March 31 at South Coast Repertory, 655 Town Center Dri.ve, Costa Mesa. Show times: Tuesday through Saturday at 8 p .m.; Sunday at 7:30 p .m. and matinees at 2:30 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. Tickets: $28 to $38. lnforma- tion: 957-4033. 9 CLASSICAL CONCE~ Pianist Chizuko Asada and violinist Thi Ngyyen perform selections from Bad}, Beethoven, Mozart, Saint- Saens and Wieniawslci at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at Orange Coast Unitarian Universalist Church, 1259 Victoria St., Costa Mesa, 646-4652. Cost: $1 -1-0 P"!=lFIC SYMPHONY: Jack Everly conducts the Pacific Symphony 1n a Broad· way program with singers Karen Morrow and Lee Roy Reams at 6 p.m. Saturday at the Orange County Perf'onning Arts Center. Tickets: $13-55. Information: 755-5799. ~~ COSTA MESA CIVIC PLAYHOUSE ''%"Jr OUR TEEN PRODUCTION 'Ii' PRESENTS THE MUSIC MAN OlaECTED BY CHERYL SAHDEIS PRODUCED BY mYE SHIRO Mardi 1-Mordi 31 Friday, Saturday -l:OOpm SundCly matinee -2:00pm - FU1l1ST JEAN- PIBRRB RAMPAL w .hat's going on ART GRffffN tJNfON'COtm:MPOMft't' EXHIBITIONS •croup Hanging: The Annex Extended,• featuring 25 artists will run through March 17. Griffin Llt- ton is located at 1640 Pomona, Costa Mesa. Call 646-5665 for more information. MEMPHIS EXHIBITS Stephen De Pinto and Walter Cot- ten photographs will be on display through March 31. The exhibit is titled "Flat Out: Bonneville and the Dry Lakes.• 2920 Bristol St., Costa M~sa. Call: 432-7685. CLUBS ALTA COFFEE Arnold Stania plays eclectic folk/jazz Friday and Sandy Ross performs Jazz frotn 8:30 to 11 .30 pm Saturday. Open mike every Tuesday from 8 to 10.30 p.m. 506 31st St., Newport Beach, 675-0233. THE CANNERY Karaoke from 9 to m.idrught on Mondays. Wine Tasting from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. and live music with The Jet9eft~ ft-om 8:30 p.m. "to 12:30 a.m. on Thursdays. Live bands OD Fndays and Saturdays from 10 p.m. to 1 a .m. 3010 Lafayette, Newport Beach, 675- 5777. DIVA l...lve music featuring: Kevin Guil- laume on piano, every Wednesday. Jazz Duo, every Tbursday-Satur- day. Music hours: Wednesday- Thursday., 8 p.m.-midnight. Fri- day.-Sat., 8:30 p.m.-12:30 a.m. 600 Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa, 754- 0600. LAVA ROOM/NEWPORT STATION Live local bands. featuring differ- ent bands and ctisc jockeys every Monday and Friday. Newport Sta- tion: AltematJve-hlestyle dance club every Thursday and Satur- day, doors open at 8 p.m 1945 Pla- centia Ave., Costa Mesa, 631-0031 TOTAUY COFFEE Bill Word's Killer Comedy. 1525 Mesd Verde Dnve East, Costa Mesa, 435-9;367. Outstandi~g .... ~.l~H"~c Ei\joy the Rnat In frah .-food, prime mots. pasta cllsha • ..i.cts, '°""' It Makan mtntsl r----j-2 for 1 t----, I I Purchase Bre.akfast, Lunch 1 1 or Dinner I _ & Receive any 2nd Entree I I -FREE, Up to s6.95 J Equal or le$ser value Exp. 3/14/9 L One per table .J ----------------LIVE ENTERTAINMENT ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Happy Hour M-F, Free Buffet • 10~ ......... Well Drink& $200 263 E, 17th St • Costa Mesa 714. 650-2432 Hours: 7 Da s eek 6am -1 am Could your 1tnu-fille4 c1aya me aome 1trus-fne meab? The "Dining Out" Alternative Truly Unique Personal Chef Service provides you with your own affordabl,, personal chef. A 1\VO WEEK SERVICE INCLUDES: • Customized Menu • Complete Grocery Shoppina • Meal:Pr p.lntion In Voor Hortle--- • Variety of Hulthy Muls • Finest Vegetables •Top Quality Muts • Freshest Fash • Canola &: Olive Oils THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1996 A 11 MOMMY & ME AT THE MUSEUM Explore the wondeti of a.rt with your child through hands.on aotlv· ities at the Newport Harbor Art I incre memory skills and mum· cal enjo~ent. Wednesdays :from 12:45 to 1:30 p.m. Cost: $25 per month. Information: 755-0340. useum. The-session will run-.+-----""--'--~.::....;;.....;:..--'-=-~--.~---.., Wednesday through Mb.rch27. The class is for children age 2 112 to 5 years and will be held Wednesdays from 2 to 3 p.m, The cost is $36 plus a $5 material fee payable at the first class. lnfonna- tion: 644-3151. STORY AND CRAFT HOUR From 2 to 3 p.m. every Sunday, Barnes & Noble holds a tun-fillf'd craft and story hour for children of all ages. Refreshments will be served. Barnes & Noble is located at 1870 Harbor Blvd., Triangle Square in Costa Mesa. For more mformation. call 631-0614 . KID'S HOUR Sunday afternoon at 1 p.m. at Barnes & Noble, 953 Newport Center Dnve, Newport Beach, lS . 's HOW' wt th the 4 Frtinees • series, a rruscluevous raccoon and her family. by Russell Hoban. For more information, cc:lll 759-0982. MUSIC ENRJCHMENT The Jewish Commuruty Children's Center offers a music ennch.ment program for 4-to 5-yedr-olds Rbytlun, motor coordination and concentration help the children to TiiE WRITING OF SHADOW RAN04 . Author Jo-Ann M.apson will pre- sent a free program on her newest novel, "Shadow Ranch,• at 1 p.m tonight in the Fnends Meeting Room of the Ne~rt beach Cen• tral Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. Information: 717-3801. STAGE 'TAMING Of TiiE SHREW The Shcikcspeare play opens fri- day and runs through March 31 at South Coast repertory, 655 Town Center Dnve, Costa Mesa Show l.Jml.'S· Tuesday through Sctturday at 8 pm.; Sunday at 7:30 p.m and matinee:. at 2:30 p.m. on Saturday d.Od Sunday llck.e1s.:...$28. to ---l.nlorrnatwn · 957-4033. 'UP WJTH PEOPlf' The mtemauonal cast bnngs ill:. two-hour live musical show to 0rdJ1ge COcist College's Robert B Moore Thedtre at 8 pm. 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' • * -Unda Sohl-Donnell (right) and Fred Strickler weTe featured ln "Rhapsody ln Taps" at Orange Coast College. ·INNOVATION ON TAP By Tom lltus. Daily PiJot L 1ke a pot of boiling water left too long Qn the stove, emotions bub- ble over with a vengeance in "Come Back to the Five and Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean,• the latest production at the Theater District in Cos- ta Mesa. Ed Graczyk 's dramatic comedy about a group of small-town Texas women who ·have appointed themselves 'Rhapsodv in Taps' challenaes ....... a·ditiO'" . keepers of Jame~ Dean's '.J --£A.b L&.J u.-neme--"Set '"9oth-in ~.-1he ------------slacks, rainbow hued pants year of his death, and in By Elizabeth Miller, Daily Pilot outfits. The stage was 1975, on the 20th anniversary unadorned, allowing the -invites a certain amount of 0 n the heels of the Pineapple Express, a storm of another sort drnved at the Orange Coast College Robert B. Moore The- dtre Saturday night. It was "Rhapsody in Taps," dO innovative group that per- formed lightening-fast tap dancing, splashing the stage with colorful costumes and combining electrifying steps which challenged the tradition- dl tap dance. Before the performance, the dudience was requested to be very qwet in order to allow the dancers to hear each other The auditorium was hushed. The musicians did not touch their mstruments The patter of the three dancers' tap shoes began, malung sounds hke raindrops on a hn roof, patter, patter, patter, in unison, the music of their feet the onJy sounds to be heard. Agamsl a background of blue shadows, the blue and purple costumes of the dancers reminded me of a stormy day with soft min in the air. Each tap s;tep added to another and another as the dancers pe.r- formed the "Prelude and Fugue,· a counter point preci- sion of a well-rehearsed drama No Fred Astaire/Gmger Rogers dancing here Instead, the stage was pounded w1lh feet that tapped d diverse rhythm to salsa beat and Amer- ican 1azz music -all uncon- ventional terntory when 1t comes to tap The ngornus dancing was loaded with ener· gellc, mtncate steps dnd unusual routmes The dancers were clad m colorful 'sheet clothes,' hke silk blouses, pnnt shirts, bldck FREI PARKING ltloow"--t Mardi Znd -1~ Man:tl w . 1 Gaftt..4pm ·-----------.. I $1.00 OFF I 1 Ofseount Coupon 1 I GOOD OHl.Y llWICH 2-3 0000 fOfl s 1 OFF I I Or-.,.,.. Altll'"'°" I ~ I Pl.ASH WATE!tUOlfTS SHOW I I Noc gooe1 """ any oew off• t1' dlloO<n t ·-----------" -All the 18ff Models ·Action Clothlng FHhlon Shows •IKINI CONTEST dancers plenty of room. The weeping, wailing and gnash- five-piece ensemble of piano, ing of teeth. Its k ey scenes flute and sax, bass, drums and tear off the masks of the prin- percussion shared the stage cipal characters and expose with the dancers -giving the some long-festering wounds. audience the privilege of both In director Mario Lescot's hearing and seeing the musi-otherwise-impressive· produc- cians. tion, however, two of these Perhaps th e most innovative three characters are so over- and unusual dance was uorum . Thun'1er • a storm of a dance wrought when first glimpsed ..,, that there's little room for performed on two raised, side them to grow in their roles. A by side wooden platforms. Dancers Christy Wyant and more normal, casual approach Bob Carroll tapped a rhythmic at the beginning would mag- rat-a-tap-tap on the platforms nify the impact of the fire- while they moved with thun-works to come. derbolt speed, their arms out Marnelle Ross, in the cen- then in, bodies twirling, bounc-tral role of Mona, the sup- ing, tapping. changing places, posed mother of Dean's love without falling off. The audl-child conceived while she eoce was enthralled. was an extra on the movie Artistic director and choreo-"Giant," hits the stage like grapher for the company, Linda Blanche in u A Streetcar Sohl-Donnell. co-founded Named Desire.· We know "Rl:iap~dy-tn Tap~· wtth Toni ~he's e. basket case from the Relln in 1981. Her choreogra-outset, which neutralizes the pby incorporates kinetic, visual revelations about her charac- and aural rhythmic elements ter. Ross peaks so ear}y that which demonstrate her training she appears to fizzle out in and extensive background in the second act when s he modern dance, ballet, and jazz. should be bitting her emo- "Rhapsody in Taps" pro-tional stride. vides its audiences with a The visiting stranger, diverse repertoire of rhythmic, Joanne, who turns out to be unusual sounds requiring con-all too familiar, is given a summate tap dancing skills, strong rendering by Della going far beyond the tradition-Lisi, but she also telegraphs al and the usual. It acknowJ-too much of her inner turmoil edges the rich heritage of tap before her pivotal role is and creates innovative choreo-established. A cool, mysteri- graphic surprises that delight ous demeanor would serve and inspire its audience. her better in her initial At the end of the evening, a scenes. gentlemen was overheard say-The show's outstanding ing, "I'm going to get out my performance is turned in by ol' tap shoes that I haven't Kathleen Kaefer in, ironically, worn for 35 years and start tap-the role which calls for the ping." Now, how's that for brassiest, most outlandish mspiration? interpretation. As the hedo- • You don't have to travel to the Wine Country to sample soma of California's finest wines ... Come and taste from 38 selected wineries, Including •oout1qua., wineries. " Sflent Auction. Uve Mualc, Hors d' oeuvres by CHANTECLAIR, JOHN DOMINIS. RE•NATO. THE SUTTON PLACE and ROCKWELL'S C~FE & BAKERY _.......,, __ .........,_......~P.RESENTEQBY.--·.__.,.,..__ '~~~TOWN a COUNTRY PHILHARMONIC llckets: *'5.00 Per Penon COMMl1TEE wtth Wineries Coordfridted !?'! HI· TIME WINE CELLARS MARCH 1 O. 1996 2.«J flM to 1:00 PM ....., ... ..,.. le6d' .... 4545 MooMtU llVd. NeWpOrt BeOch Tick• Moy le~ In~°' Atlhe DoOt. Ute Y~ VIia or Moit&fChorge By PflOnlng (714) 132-lfff Of ~l:4) 731~77 Include NYmbef Of Tldteta R , Method Of Payment. Nome On Cad. Ad<na. Tota COit. Cad f\Unber Arid~ Dote. T1CKET8 W1U. llE HILD AT nfE DOOR PrOCHdl ltfJIXJrl.,,.,. ~ MtJllc ~ Of,,.,. PhlhOlmonlC SOC#lfy of~ OUJty. KATSUYA RAINOt*J~Aft..V ~r& I Jessica Learned (left) plays the 1955 "then" character of Sissy and Shannon Hunt (right) plays the ' "then" of Mona ln "Come Back to the Five & Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean" at the Theatre Dlstrlct. nistic Sissy, famed for her physical endowments, Kaefer tempers her raunchy out- bursts with an aura of vulner- ability which serves her well at the play's climax. Jo Black-Jacob 1s excellent as Juanita, the Bible-thump- ing widow who runs the store and is forced to defend the reputation of her departed husband. Joseph Dain's brief appearance as the young troy shamed out of town is poignant and rich with honest emotion. The younger, 1955 versions of Mona and Sissy are splen· didly enacted by Shannon Hunt and Jessica Learned, respectively. Hunt excels as the dreamy-eyed girl swept up by her #Giant• experi- ence, while Learned prances ~-------------------------, I I : F. Y.l. : I I : +WHAT: •come Back to : : the Five & Dime, Jimmy l 1 Dean, Jimmy Dean• • I + WHERE: The Theatre : l District, 2930 Bristol St., : : Suite C-106, Costa Mesa, in : : the back lot of The Lab l : Anti Mall. . : : + WHEN: 8 p.m. Fridays : }-an.d..Satu.rdays;_7 p.m. Sun:-~ , days through March 17 , l +HOW MUCH: $15 l l + PHONE: 435-4043 : I I L-------------------------J effectively as the town trollop reveling in her sexiness. As the other "Disciples of James Dean," Susan E. Taylor is curiously restrained as the oil-rich Stella Mae in a role which calls for overstatement. ~ '~'-AMACHI ~ ~ ~ ~ (!) ~. ~.: ·: • Authentic Sushi Bar JB Lim •F 11:»2.11G • Elegant Dining Room Sushi To Go a.El •• s•1D:01P.11. • Lunch Buffet 645-5518 2675 lrvfne Avenue. Costa ~ (acrou from NIWl>Ort Golf Coune) • Complete Bar 645-5519 • W12rn Ml CASA MEXl(AN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO The ll"lillltlon Continues Slnat 1-972 -.. ~ • • • ,j • • • • ' ' ~ ~ ~ I!) Deborah Kissinger enacts the ' n erdish Edna Louise to cliched perfection. Lescot's setting is a master ... work of clutter and tackiness,· but he has directed his actresses to use it as a play- ground, climbing all over the set pieces with httle motiva· lion. When Joanne s teps ont91 1 the table to offer her toast, I < and young Sissy qui~ up _on "'"' the juke box, realism gives way to directorial hyperactiv· -~ ity. Still, its absence of subtlety aside, "Jimmy Dean" is rivet... ing in its emotional upheaval•# and aching interplay. It's become familiar with repeat-- ed stagings over the last 10 years, but it remains an excit- ing dramatic experience. lJREAJCFASI• LUNCH • SPECIALTY COFFEES • •WATERFRONT DINING • _. OPEN DAILY 7 AM-4PM • 723-0616. 634 LIDO PARK DRIVE NEWPORT BEACH • • • • • • I Join u for dinner March 4-1 7 as we travel to CAMNNll, the southern Italian region home to Naple , piua, and macaroni 1.ntng at the dell" takes on a whole new ..... ~ aspect when you are talking about the Farmers Market service deli in Atrium Court at Fashion Island. Yards of food, dozens and , dozens of attractive selections ol hot and cold dishes, and so much more. Move a few feet to the left and you're facing a case ,ull of caviar, herring and smoked salmon; turn around to the scent of bakery rolls and baguettes warm fiom the oven; nearby are vats of soup, cases of sand- wiches, cookies, cakes and pies. A "gourmet hot potato cart• there, facing the circular dining courtyard. I was to meet a pal who had suggested we could prob- ably find one another more easily at the wine bar. A good idea because it was less crowded. Our meeting was supposed to be a catching up between old friends but since I planned to write a review and needed to have a wide sam- pling, we bought a tiny dab of everything we could cram on two plates. What my body needed was four or five of those beautiful, spring-green asparagus stalks (with no mayo), but other things were just too alluring to resist. We had a single slice of chilled salmon galantine, and the same of stuffed chick- en breast, roast loin of pork and vegetable torta. And more, I'm afraid to say. One big spoonful of mari- nated mushrooms to share, as well as Caesar salad, Cajun- r------~R--------~--~-~-~ : F.Y.I. I I I I I I ' I I + WHA~ Farmers MArlc41t + WHUI: tn the Atrf um at Fashion Island + WHIN: Open dally at 8 a.m. Closes at 9 p.m. dally except Sunday, when It closes at 8 p.m. + HOW MUCH: lnexpen· slve ' + PHONE: 760.0403 ' I I I L•------------------------~ style baked beans, Boston baked beans, spinach salad, a helping of curried couscous with raisiJU-4ad~pple5 p}U$ .a pile of mashed potatoes w th gravy and two iced teas. We faced caloric ruin, but not financial disaster. The bill was less than $18. All in all, we had a great time and the piano player kept a melody going ov& the din of the splashing fountain and the kids, shoppers, busi- ness people and tourists. We were on a roll, so to speak, having a great time with the smorgasbord lunch. Poached, rolled salmon was four-star and the Dijon mus- tard sauce on poached chick- en was, too. Thumbs down on the torta, with layers of roast- ed peppers and eggplant - too much cream cheese. But those mashed potatoes disap- peared fast, right along with a slice of pork loin, heavily embedded with rosemary, molasses and English mustard and stuffed with bananas, which had turned brown and looked caramelized. The bean samples were great -the Cajun beans pack a surpris- ingly hot punch of chili pep- pers; I loved them, my friend didn't. The next day, I met Mike Walker, the successful dynamo who owns this Farm- ers Market, another in San Juan Capistrano with plans to open a third in South County. He praised his executive "chef, Lewll Snowden, and Snow- den's 40-some assistants, part of a staff of 125. He noted tourists find the Atrium fasci- nating. His produce and meat markets attract awed travelers who love to photograph gleaming vegetables and gor- geous fruit. They look like works of art. A bachelor father of five, Walker._42. .sire'{. \lP · tne_ meat and fish business at his father's market, Sir Jax, in Huntington Beach. •J've been eating meat since I got teeth,• he grins, "and my dad helped me get going in my own meat and fish business when I was 20. • In 1980, Walker started the meat and fish department in the Irvine Ranch Market and six years later was asked if he wanted to take on the Farm- ers Market. The Farmers Mar- ket occupies a big space in the Atrium, needing room for its meat, poultry and fish mar- kets, plus produce and sta- ples, the wine bar, soup and sandwich bar, potato cart, hot and cold deli, bakery and a thriving catering business. "It's a lot of work and I just love it," Walker said. Other businesses, on a smaller scale, are bis fellow lessees, including La Salsa, Tokyo Kitchen, the Brazilian Cafe, Swef?t Factory, Pain du Monde Bakery, Pasta Bravo, Veg a Go Go, Villa Italia Piz- zas, Lotus Cafe, Gourmel Hot- dogs and Cinnabon. We had wandered on into Walker's meat and fish sec- DOCTOR WITH A HEART • Let's help keep our Valentine's spine in line. for the month of February. • From now until February 29, 1996 mention this ad and receive a consultation, • complete exam, x-rays if needed, re-examination or regular office visit • GOOING CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC 125 E. Baker Street Suite 1 OOW (between Redhill and 55 Fwy) Costa Mesa, CA (714) 556-9188 ....._ Or. Michael Goolng named one of the top 27 Chiropractors In the U.S. By: Self Magazine. ..- Serving Orange County since 1985. _.. ......... ZUBIES Menu lncludea: Rtbe. Oltcken. 9teelt & Lobeter. Prme Rib. P!Zza, ~ Bar. Pnces RanQe From $3. 95 And Up Hou"S· 11 .30em 1 ~m • Codrtala T~ 1 f pm D-edit Cerda Not Acceptad Re98rWlbOn8 Not Needed Loceted at 1712 Pleoenbe. CoetB Mesa (714) 645-6091 GOOSl:lllERRlllS Breelcf9llt • Hdl ~ And lnncMllM Brealctast Fare. Hotrs: Mon .fri. 7 CXlam I Set.&n. B·IXllm · 12 30pm. loaltad At 200 Promoutoty Orr.., (714) 57 4-0EDl CASABLANCA BISTRO Medltel nwlMn & Mol 'OOC8n • Tredrdonal Middle Easc8m Hlad. Holn· 11 :30 To 2;30 Mon. Thru Thin. All Maior Q'9dit IJerds Raervationa ~· Located at 1520 w. Chtst Hwy.. Newport 8eect'I 14) 846-1420 THE EMERALD POREST Continental • All Amazon Rein f0"88t Replica. freetl Seafood And Exotic Din' wth Petio Dining, Enterr.aiOment ~-Hours· 11 :C»11 ~ AeGurent. 11 :C»1 :OOam Ber .• Credit Cards ~-Amu. Vile. M/£._OilcoYer. Oinere. ~s Recommended. l.ocetAld At ~ Ptlrr'I St., Suite H, Newport Beech CA 92680 (714) 723-5CXX> P'.ORTY CARROT8 RIESTAURANT C'.otlClllWDI • r.otan~i Cl.iline. Eb.Ch~ Plaza. 3333 s. Briltol ea.. Mme ( 141 ~700 Informal And Beat.dul. cu Mino 19 Vll'ted Wtti A Wide ~ Of CUbnl HNorbs ~.~end &JPlli> ~At AA~ Pnoe Yak.le. MQn.frl 108pm • Sit &aptn • Sun 106p. v... Melter' CWd And Americ.-1 upw ~.~Are Not Needed. TAPA8 ~ • OJlilirle F1"0l1i ~ Wtti lM AlmeilCO ~In P-.. ~ CHed. Ft"Mh Alh & p.._, a-i 0.. P9i" 'Nlek. ao.cf Sun & Mon MljOI' Qo'9dit Clrd.' ~ Locilted • 4253 ~ Wa>I (Bltind The a. .... Hatill M MecArftr & lh, NIMport 8-:tl (714) 758-8194 r, ... . ~ , \ ' THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 29, ~-AU CASEY lUKSCH I DAl.Y Pl.OT Mike Walker, of the Farmers Market ln Fashion Island, stands among the produce. The Farmers Market otters meat. fl.sh and poultry markets as well as wine, soup and sandwich bars. dining news lion, with its immaculate, shining cases full of chops and steaks. In among the pre- wrapped gourmet meats at one end, I picked up a plas- tic-wrapped pound of raw ostrich (It was right next to the rabbit). The meat is dark as beef liver and costs $21.95 per pound. We get letters feel like getting all dressed up or depleting ·your wallet too much. Please write on a post card in 25 words or less and tell me the name and location of your neighborhood cafe or restaurant. Send it to Marla Bird, The Daily Pilot 330 W Bay St., Costa Mesa 92627 We will pnnt your sug- gestions m March Over in the produce sec- tion, specimen fruits and veg- etables are exquisite, each trimmed, polished and arranged in quiet symmetry and infinite variety. They are pricey, but worth it After your fine lunch of deh delights, meander on over to see the rest of Walker's spread. ... Including anonymous ones, and this one has been haunting me because I misplaced it last spring and it has just surfaced m a stack of old newsletters. It is from a reader who owned an #Entertainment '95 • book and was unhappy that a favorite Cos- ta Mesa restaurant, no longer honored their discount cards after it had changed locabon, but not its name. The same expen- New chef at 21 Oceanfront ence had happened m Newport Wllllam Orr is the new execu- Please contact me agam and I tive chef at the elegant restau- leave a phone number rant down by the Newport Pier. Usmg the ramp to get down - to the-market's main entrance -And we want more He hllS had expenence .in.. ... ,,. kitchens of well-known restau- rants such as The Four Seasons (in New York), The Pavilion, Golden 1hlffle and the Ritz. His new menu additions include Kobe beef, ostnch and turtle soup. Phone 673-2100. is not a cool tdea. It becomes a nightmare in prime dining hours, so park up above and take an escalator to the din- ing area. I want to know what your favorite hang-out restaurant is You know, the one you Just auto- matically drive ro when the bidge is empty and you don't AMACHI Suaht & Sulhi to Go c:ompleta Bar All Maier' a-edit Cards Ux8t8d At 2675 !Nine A.le .. (Acroes From Newport Golf QiurseJ (714) 645-5518 CALIFORNIA BEACH ROCK'N SUSHI ~ ~ QJl8ll'le And Ful Stlllhl Ber A Piece For Q'98t Food Hours 7 Days Per Week 5()Jpm111 Dosing VIS8. Mest8rcard, Amex. Dinars Oub Located at 335~ Vre Lido. 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Diners Oub Locad At 1695 INtne A.le ' (And 171tl1J Near BloQb15ter Ent.artanment Costa Mesa (714) 646-7944 RUEllENS STEAKHOUSIE 8c FRESH SKAP'OOD GRILL . Steak, Prime Rrb & Seafood. E&r+f Bird Oiiners Nigtt:ly Open For lunch Deely And~~ Brunch BanQvat FecrlitleS Hoi.n· Lunch 1 1 :304 00 Clw'Wl.r 4 009 00 Fri/Set 10'()Jpm Sun Brunch 9 30e <A>rn Al Meior' Incl. Oners Dub, v .... Mearcard. Arna .. ~. (714) 673-1500 Fs 873- 5920 Loc-1 At 251 E P9clic Coe.st Hwy . Newport Beech (7141 673-1505 , CX>N LEACH I DAl.Y Pl.OT Students and parents listen to speakers during Tuesday evening's school board meeting concem- lllg the sale of Costa Mesa High School's farm site. In a slim vote, the board postponed selling the llmd for cash. . gains DOWN ON THE FARM School trustees, on a slim 3-4 vote, refused Tuesday evening to begin the process for selling off the Costa Mesa High School farm. The farm site, now little more than vacant land next to the campus, has been the subject of controversy in recent days. The district, along with the city and the state Fair Board, had considered a joint venture that would have turned the grassy spread into a sports complex. But school administrators, after a series of dosed-door ses- sions, signalled they were more interested in selling off the land and using the money -perhaps as much as $10 million -for long-delayed maintenance work at school campuses. Tuesday's vote, in which only trustees Judy Franco, Jim de Boom and Serene Stokes voted for selling the prop- erty, represented a victory for the scores of citizens who felt they'd been denied a chance to discuss the fate of the land. Trustee Jun Ferryman says he will try to reinvigorate the sports complex proposal. THE BIG MERGE Trustees for the Newport Har- bor Art Museum and the Laguna Beach Art Museum voted Tues- day to merge the two facilities into a sirigle art museum that could eventually attract wordl- wide attention and draw promi- nent exhibits that might have bypassed Orange County until now. Still. there are more ques- tions than answers here. Where will the museum ultunately be located? Where does this leave Michael Botwinick, the highly Iespected director of the New- port museum? How will the two collections be merged? Will those still opposed to the merger spoil the deal? Expect some of those answers in the coming weeks. ONE FOR THE SCHOOLS The annual Spirit Run attract- ed some 4,500 runners Sunday 1.0 the annual lOK/SK run at Fash- ion Island. According to early estimates, the race raised $80,000 for educational programs at Andersen, Llncoln and Harbor View elementary schools. losses TOO YOUNG Dylan Urquiza was everything you'd hope for in a 16-year-old. He was a straight-A student He was a starter on his school's bas- ketball team, the Back Bay Bombers. He had a good sense of humor, given to practical jokes. He had career plans. And on a Sunday evening. for doing noth- ing more than going out for a quick bite to eat with bis cousin, he was blown away by a gun- man who apparently wanted to know if Dylan belonged to a gang. Dylan didn't belong to the gang, but in the end that didn't seem to matter. correspondence School trustee grateffil for community input I would personally like to thari.k: everyone who showed up at the hearing on the sale of the f ann property at the last school board meeting. It wa.s im~ative that the _ wishes ot the' people, who cared-'" about what happened to the sale of such a valuable asset to the community, be heard. As trustees of the Newport- Mesa Unified School District it was very valuable for us to hear the wishes of our constituency. It was a unanimous decision as far as the testimony we received from the public. To me it was refreshiJlg to see the board of education be responsive to the wishes of the electorate. They should be com- mended for making a decision to defer the sale of the farm proper- ty until a future date. , As a trustee for the school dis- trict, I believe the proper course of action is to authorize the school district to go forward with the plans for the sports complex. It is in the best interest of the citi- zens of Costa Mesa to continue on this course. There are serious considera- tions that have to be dealt with by the school district for: deferred main- tenance and in student hous- ing. I believe we need to consider sell- ing other sites that are less desirable and consider the possibility of Jim Ferrymmt presenting a bona issue to finance our deferred maintenance issues. Retaining 18 acres of open spaces for development of sports facilities in a city that is 96% developed is a first priority. An opportunity like this doesn't come along very often. It will take a joint effort of the school district, the city and the fair- groiinds to make this happen. The school district has other"' ways to raise money for def~ maintenance and school open-.:: ings. Granted it won't be as eat}' but I believe it can be done with "SOme imagi.native-thin.king:- The solution to the financial challenges the school board faces will have to be shared with the community as a whole. This is our collective future. I think we are up to the challenge. Parents, the business commu· nity~ the school district, and the state must all be a party to the sol'tltions we face. ~ The Costa Mesa. ~onununity 1 needs to have this asset be opti- m.i.ied for the well-being of the schools, the residents and for future generations. Please join me in becoming a part of the solution by the giving of your ideas and resources. JIM PERRYMAN Member of the Newport Mesa Board of Education community commentary Sky is not collapsing aroUnd US T o all Costa Mesans -warn- ing! The sky is falling! We have troubles on the East Side and West Side! The North is about to collapse, and the South is slowly being invaded! And if we don't act soon, our pursuit of life, liberty and happiness is doomed I If you read the quotes in the newspapers, or tune into the dis- course at public bearings, this is what you would think. But I would like to interrupt this broadcast for a healthy dose of reality. The city of Costa Mesa is a wonderful place to live, work, shop and play. Our city ad.ministration, through fiscally conservative policies, enjoys a budget surplus and bas been unaffected by the woes of the county. Our Police Department can boast of success- ful safety and citizen protection efforts, and still finds time to share compassion and kindness with those citizens in need. Our Fire Department repeat- edly exercises superior response times, and when the call is attended to, stops to share fire- fighter hats with children and talk about the value of staying in school We have beautiful and well-maintained parks, maybe to some not enough. And yes, you can take a An open letter to· the NBPD • ~'S NOTE: The following let· ter was s.rrt to the Newport Beach Police Department, addressed specifi- c.ally to Police Chief Bob Mc:Donell. I just wanted to let you know what a kind, caring and considerate person Officer Steve Martinez is, a.s I am sure you must be aware. I feel we are ~lucky to have a Police Department that would take the time to come. out on a Call for IOIDeOD• in daltrell. (Someone w~ their dc;>g heard ma c:ty1ng inside my home and called you,) t am embUraued that I took up the olfldn tbile With my ~. however, I am so a~Uve that be choee to tab tbe-. tolaDl to me. pleasant walk at night or early morning hours,' and refresh your- sell with our coastal climes. We have chosen to be part of a great place. Now I am not naive enough to think that Costa Mesa is without fault. But I want to address those who believe in that god of Nega- tivity having a place in our com- munity. Too often residents, busi- nesses and elected officials fall into that comfortable womb of acrimony and controversy. But I have faith in you, the real cibzen, to discern fact from fiction, and realize the true potential of the stake you have claimed 10 Costa Mesa. You wake each morning, cinch the tie or dutch the purse, and create more good for your community. Most importantly, you do it in your own discreet and distinguishable way. You add to the value of this city, this community, every day. You are the tapestry that defines the community of Costa Mesa. And you are obligated to be discrimi- nating in your choices, and just and reasoned in your actions. I admire the work of volun- teers in our neighborhoods who bring to our attention issues that demand action. I do not, howev- er, believe it is positive, progres- sive or proactive to dwell on the readers respond ing wailing and/or crying-I really couldn't stop unW after . Officer Martinez left. I was a very successful entrepreneur for 15 years befoie my illness and was con- sidered a •people person.• I can recognize an honest and genuine person when I meet them -as I did today with Officer Martinez. I am sorry my problems took up his valuable tim~. however I am impressed that a Police Department and a police officer could care so much about me or what I was going thr.ough. Not only do you risk your Uves to take care of crune and tbe •bad~· you li1sO take time out to take care of the • •gOod people" a.s well. It seems like the police have been gettilig a bad rap of late. negative perceptions of the fe to the detriment of the whole. do believe it is the responsibili of each individual to express their convictions with sights h squarely on solutions. Our fofl _ bearers granted us the extreme- opportunity to be part of dvic in America. Your partici · ls not a luxury; it is your 0 ugation. And with that obligation comes responsibility. Responsibil- ity to speak the truth. Most importantly, responsibility to par- ticipate productively for the ben- efit of all. To stroke our igno- rance of a particular issue and stoke the fires of our fears is not responsible. To see clearly and soberly the means of change and take the exhaustive steps to real- ize unprovernent is our duty. Morning will come again to Costa Mesa, and as the coffee warms and the bread toasts, yov will once again add to our com- munity. Go ahead, pick up the newspaper and tune in to the lat- est about our city. And remem- ber, Costa Mesa, the heritage and future, rest with you. And the next time you bear that Uw sky is failing, remember what happened to Chicken Lit- tle. TONYPEnOS, President, Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce feelings upon the death of my oldest son's wife, Gail, from a two-year battle with breast cancer. I enclose a copy of the article. Jeff Sovern is now raising his 3-and S-year·old daughters with a caring baby sitter's assis- tance. He has asked for help and iS iriterested in kriowing bow oth- ers have helped their children adjust to the loss of a parent How do widowed or single par- ents deal with Situations in which it is obvious tliat one parent is missingi .Jeff wowd also like names of dilldren's books about single father families. I wotild like to ask your readers to respond to me per- sonally so I can assiSt Jeff, who lives 3,000 miles away, as J\e re4fS my granddaughters. Maybe I can get the news- paper to run an article on all the polttiVe things that our Newport BMdi Police~­i.-.J.~..w..-. .. llfi4111 .. -iMii~~~~~~~~·Mlft.'OIDMU­Alty -ancl how gratetul we lboWd bel Many than.kl for your con- sideration ii1 prtntirig my request. A CORONA DEL MAR RESIDENT Seeks help Coi parent raising daughters OiDOc:t.112. l~-~ _.. .. 4llOI! .... P'W.., MERGER "'Th! trwt~ are.looking at Um. JDOl9 u an art museum endeavor not a locatio!lal Issue,• 14id Michael Meyer, a Newport Harbor Art ~ trustee. "This is a com- tiiried effort, not a 'we vs. them' kind -ottblug:-9 That's an argument that dues. paying members of the Laguna Art MUMWD will have to accept if they are to approve the merger. Several Laguna members have vowed to fight the proposed merger rather than see the city's 88-year-old muse· um alNt down. Museum administrators say that, while the two facWties will be con· solidated at the Newport H8lbor site in Newport Center, they hope to )ceep both locations open for at least 'dne year after the merger is com- plete. U the merger lS approved, rrustees say the newly-created facil- ity could. eventually consider relo- cating to 9outh Coast Metro. One day after plans for the merg- er was announced, offioals from art :x institutions throughout the country Said the plan hat deftdti ..• an age where~ for tbe uts II constanUy bl ~. arts oftk:Sa1I said Jolning forces would give tbe ~e County Muaeum ci a strength neither museum previously enjoyed. ·0n the SUrface, this seems like an intelligent consotict.tion, • said Kevin E. Cogsey, directi>r: and CEO of the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago. ·1 would think that for two institutions that are six geo· graphical miles away from each oth- er, it seems to make absolute sense.• Consey, who served as Newport Harbors director until 1988, agreed the new institution should empha· size the county-wide Implications. "The.y probably want to position themselves as a regional, cultural institution, not as the private fief. doms of one narrow village,• Con- sey said. That goal is easier said than accomplished. said N&da Os.line, director of the Huntington Beach .Am Centei. Given lAguDa Beach's tradition as an art colony, the loss of a major cultural institution could be considered signilicant, Osline said. •There are same tragedies aboilt thllt OlliM IUci. •My fiiit concetn wou1d be over i'edudng the diveni- ty OI ~amming. This also poten- U.Uy rips the soul out of what the ~Beadl~~·.n about• . Newport H41bor trustee Jellnifer Van Bergh said she hopes doubters will even~ share the excitement of museum administrators. Van Bergh canoo flie merger announce- ment truly a •red letter day.• "The substance of our vision that we'll be debveJ1ng the ViSu arts to Orange County in a much more efficient manner,• Van Bergh said. "We'll be creating a new world class institution. We get to build this.· ' . Irvbte Museum Director Jean Stern agreed tbe new institution will probably be more efficient. Cultural msbtutions throughout California are often forced to take steps such as this, often as a "last resort• to pre- vent being forced to go out of busi- ness, Stern said. Stern says the two museums hav~ beq\m te ~la~ 1ft.. .theif' emphases and exhibition chokes, mak:mg a merger a logical choice. At the same time, efficiency isn't . always a positive, Stern said. •The bad thhlg. I suppose, JS that this reduces the number doing smaller and individual~ of the Califorrua arts,• Stem iaid. NAMED CONTINUED FROM A 1 • t' almott like ..aying that~i--~d-ed...,..--.,-be-used-~b--~.....;_+•~ instead of having three or four little mten to Y parents or non-profit groups or businesses with stbres, we have one su~k.et. emptoyees or voluntoors who mter· The smaller stores are more person-act with children, he said al and focused, but in the supe.rmar-ket vnu g t evoruthing and you get ·we are llymg to make the d.i.rec-z.--: ':" z........ tory available to those" who Tea1ly it in an Clficient way.• need it dlld make sure we are com- And Sorin.le Hall, executive plying with the law 50 we don't VJo- director of Arts Orange County -a 1 • h th d • county-wide arts council _ believes ate someones ng ts on ei er SJ e, Lazar said. "This 1S crurunal history the new museum could unite and information protected by law. patrons of the visual arts around a d · th h single entity much in the same way We on t just give ll out to ose w o patrons rallied around the Orange ~~~ey, let me look through the County Perfonning Arts Center. Th air d 900 h •Tue most important thing is ere is ea y a -p one artistic integnty; Ulete needs to be a number and mdll-m form for peopl~ good artistic reason for having done who wish to get mfonnabon on a conVlCled sex offender. he added this,• said Hall. "The Jury ls still As soon as the Police Oen..rtment out" .,,.. .. ~ has established gwdeltne~ with help 70% Off of What? Put a bug in someone's ear. Call the :r.r::flJ ~ Rgms) ri~'!.'!t!X.~!~, 1 BUY OIE OMELETI'E 1 • Sa1dwlches . , ....... Entree's Compare our prices. See our selection. Experience our customer service . 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He said all ~tten communication was printed on city stationery and faxed to him om City Hall. And because of that, Grclllt said he had complete faith and trust m the mtennedlary, who he daims recommended the con- tractor. That's something city offi- oa~ say the intermediary was not upposed to do. Mayor Joe Erickson Sd.ld the city I ha smce "fired• the mtenned.iary and hired a staff employee lo fill Ulat role. The city 1s ceVlewmg Grant's dfld other property owner's l projects to detemune whether any 11$Jnanagemenl has OC'curred. ln ' the meantime, Enckson said the oty will hold oU on any legal acbon ~4inst Grant Deputy City Attorney Carmen t2:rdt1r-sa1ct tbe <:.tty bebeves Grant should take responsibility for the ~ndition of the property, regardless r OJ his probJems Wllh th(• construe- ' non contractor. I t., •we have notlung to do with the I contractor,• Brock said "We 1ust , JoM the money, and (the city's I 1 agent) was supposed to check the property and give the OK to release I .. "'-~ .... ·"'· ' -·· I I the funds. • 1 can understand where the mlSUndersta.ndJng would occur. However, we are not in the bwd- n s-of contracting. He will be expected to pay back the 5'0,000. ·we think lllli ~held-in the perspective that this is a very, very substandard property. He wouldn't have even qualihed for the loan if this wasn't a slum prop- erty.• The work on Grant's property-a fourplex -included pouring a new drtveway, repairing a sewer line and other plumbing, replacing screens, fixing garage doors and bringing an unauthorized ~uilding modification into compliance with city codes. Construcbon began this past summer. After each phase, Grant said the mtennediazy would contact him to set up an inspection appolntment. Each time Grant met with Willdan he said he was told the work passed inspection and met city code. Each time, Grant sJgned a voucher and gave ll lo the firm hired by the city, who he said was suppose to pav the a t." -~. After signing over $40,000 worth of vouchers, Grant noticed a prob- lem with the drtveway. It appeared to be stnking. And soon after that, "the whole deal went south,• said Grant's attorney Aliece Pickett. •He started making phone calls,• Pickett said. •He wanted to know what was wrong. And in July, FREE AT LAST!! Free Yourself From ... tthe COldNdoit ...... Uf the job .. Just lMv•. TMre wu newer en -,planation. •Then he tries to contact (the aty's hnn). and he doea't get any- where. Now he's starting to get ~e reeliy bad sigrt$1s,.-Pidett said • ' Pickett hired another contractor to inspect the work and leamed that most of it was inferior. She said the coJitractot told her the wol'k may even have caused more hann than good. "It turns out the sewer pipe had not been connected properly, and it was leaking raw sewage," Pickett said. "That's why the driveway was sinkmg. "He (the contractor) ~aid we'd have to re-do everything, plus get rid of the contamination that's un<ter there.• Meanwhile, Grant said he has been contacted by one of the con- tractor's suppliers, clainung he nev- er received payment. He wanted Grant to fork over the money. Grant said he still believes the cttystnrtes some ot'thel'esponstbtl1- ty for the chain of events and hopes to hnd a way to iron out the cliffer- ences without Josing his property ·because or the outstanding loan. Still, given his ability to bounce back from adversity -from war to cancer -Grant bolds out hope. •rve had a channed Ille,· Grant said. "They say I've got nine lives.• ~ ' -• Restrictive Diets • Food Craving!> • Feeling Hungry • M1<;<;1ng Cl,1ss Reunions and Other Important Events With the Program Using the Safe and Effective Phen-Fen Medications $1 5 Off !,~f!!~!xp~~~!!,."/ ---------------------' College Hospital Walk-In Medicine Center 27'l Victoria, Col.tel Mesa 548-5872 Orange Coast College coaching legend Dick Tucker awaits induction into Orange County Sports Hall of Fame March 28; he coached Pirates football to two national crowns in a storied career. By Richard Dunn, Daily Plloc I n the heyday of Orange Coast College football -when young women would climb trees beside the stadium just to get a peek of their gridiron heroes, and fans pursuing 50-yard line seats would arrive hours before kick.oft -Dick Tucker was commodore of a Pirate fleet that provoked more attention on ~ampus than bead-laced headbands, floweq colors or the walusi.. Fron'l 1962 to 1978, the Pirates cornered the market in community college football. They won two JC Grid-Wire national championships under the beloved Tucker, a longtime ambassador for the game who will be inducted into the Orange County Sports Hall of Fame Museum on March 28 inside the museum, which is adjacent to Anaheim Stadium. After Tucker helped revolutioruze lugb school football in Orange County in the 1950s, he came to Orange Coast, which, at that point, had experienced only seven seasons of wuuung m its first 15 years of compellllon, beguuung in 1948. Orange C<>Ast was never the same. Neither was football ·For a lot of years, we Just packed that place,~ Tucker said of OCC's LeBard Stadium, known as Pirate Stadium before 1967, when the name was changed in honor of the late Harry LeBard, a community leader and founding member of the District Board of Trustees. Tucker, who compiled an eye-popping 97-18-1 record (.843 winning percentage) in 11 seasons at Brea Olinda High fiom 1951 to 1961, including eight Orange League titles and CIF championships in 1959 and '61, started the widely popular Orange County North-vs.-South All-Star football game in 1959 with Julian Henry, former president of the Brea Lions Club, which has produced the game ever since. A former standout quarterback at Long Beach Jordan and Wlutuer College, Tuck.er was the youngest head coach at the time in Orange County -coming straight out of college -when he accepted the Brea JOb. •SEE TUCKER PAGE 84 QUOTEOFTHE ~y 7/ ~ 1963 tl'Clm hadn ~ bem so OUUt.anding and goltM ., ....... nororlety the '62 team would'~ bent reaJ1!I ~ ••• • -lw.L OF FAME FOOTBALL COAQI Dl<X1VCXER DON LEACH I DAI. Y PILOT Dick Tucker's great co~chlng career is being capped by induction into the Orange County Sports Hall of Fame. -------..------......---------~ ll(l'\.{)"" r . T he cream of tlie crop from the NeWJ>ort-Mesa School District's varsity high school pool of talent for 1996 -back row, from left, Estancia High's NiCk Novak, Estancia's Dane Plock and Corona del Mar's Brian Coleman. Up front, from left, Corona del Mar's Adam Klinke, Estancta's Chris Candlish and Costa Mesa's Mike Montoya. DON UACH I~ PILOT F L \' I N G 1-1 0 M F Melissa Ford churns through a leg of the 200-yard butterfly I.Ji Corona del Mar High's nonleague swim opener against Long Beach Wllson and University. She finished second ln the event: ... Getting the-most out of your Wood!i •Tiger Woods breezes through town to accept "Heroes of the Heart" award from CHOC. A t nine months old, Eld.rick •nger" Woods was walking. 1\vo months later, during Amenca's bicentennial year, he was swmgmg a golf dub Oh, sure, Woods started early. He's 20 now. Plays at Stanford. Last year, he played at AugU£ta, the on.ly amateur to qu4lity for the Masters. He won the U .S. Junior national championship at ag 15, the youngest ever to win that tiUe. His father, Ba.rt, bad him swmgmg a dub before h1S teeth came in. At age live, Woods appeared on televlsionts •That'i Incredible .• But it's a story, reelly, nothing like football's Thdd Martnovlch · .. ~ QwuW~. •ftle1e't a ,. high school baseball pntvlews . Senior-dominated Mesa read! for a legitimate run 1 •Mustangs' goal is 17 victories this season; and that's a CJF situation. I ------------. J By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot j COSTA MESA -Last year, '!lll!!'!l!ml ... !11111 ...... lllli ...... _ 1 they helped put the Costa Mesa i High baseball program on the .. ~Ut fishing l map. nm year, seven returning ;'#~ U j Mustangs hope to build a high· ; • •• • 1 way to post.season play, where ~Q nAVlng ·oW l on~ their di4mond .was only a ~ ~J -.-.... 1ll: i service stop for opposing squads. ~ · ... i #This is the seniors' year to ,'l,....:g thl•S time· l ~blisb Costa Mesa as a force,· U1. ____ 1 said third-year coach Doug Deats, • 1 whose blueprint for success start-D.f die vear l ed ~~ Musmngs_made.the ploy- • ~ i offs for the first time since 1981 T rout fishing at Irvine and • Santa Ana River Lakes seems to be peaking for the spring fishing season and diany local anglers are getting in on good action at these two beavily-stock.ed lakes. ! last season, winning their Pad.fie l C()()St League finale to qµalify for i a first-round Division m loss at I Irvine, in which they needed 20 i outs before scratching their lone i hit. i Matt Broesamle, who broke up ! that would-be no-bitter, leads a ! talented and expertenced cast as i last tpripg"i ~·MeA DfS- trict Player of the Year. Fellow seniors Mike Adel- mund, Jenmy Starns and Seth HalVerson, juniors Julius Vasquez and Ray Ohrel, as wen as sopho- more Ben Pelter, also started for last year's 13-!2 squad. •we should be ~ble to win some games," Deats iaid. "We're really trying to wiJi 16 games, which ls the school record. We think we have a sbot to break that. A real good year would be 17-7. We could do better, or we could do worse. We still need to stay focused on the goa1', work hard and play together." No district performer played better than Broesamle a year ago, when be was 4-2 with a 1.66 ERA on-the mound and hit . 90 with· three homers and 21 RBI playing first base. "Matt's obviously the key guy,• Deats said. •we're looking for him to be a dominant guy. He's been throwing real bard.• Adelmund, a two-time All-PCL performer, hopes to pick up where he left off at the plate last spring. He hit .469 against PCL buden, to lift hil l80IQQ a~ to .313. "We're toying With the idea of him leading off,• Deats said. •He's one ot our faster ~. and we'd like to put him tn a ~t he can't be pitched around.• A powelfully·built right-ban- der, Adelmund, who will see time in the outtteld and first base, also won h.&lf ol h.i5 six ded.sions, post- ing a 4.85 ERA as one of six all- district Mustangs. Starns, whose three-hit shutout in the regular-season finale pro- pelled Mesa into the postseason, is another all-district performer who will vie for innings on the mound. "It's going to be tough to keep everyone happy,• Deats said of his senlot pitChfug· triumvirate. "They're all throwing well, and we haven't really established them as our first, second or third guy yet. We'll probably have to have a coJDpronlise by the tim.e we start league, where our best two will start and our third guy will relieve." Starns led the district in pitch- ing victories (six), fashioned a &:ott and Carry Jardine of Costa Mesa fished Irvine Lake Jbi9-past week and each angler n!e1ed in a trophy rainbow trout. Carry's huge bow weighed in at 8.2 pounds, Scott's whopper scaled 8 pounds and both rainbows were caught on green glitter Select Power Bait. : ~ i i : ! ! RESPECT Costa Mesa angler John Martin headed over to Santa Ana River Lakes where a steady bite on big trout has been going on for nearly a month. Martin tapped the heavily stocked Kid's Lake for an 11.7-pound rainbow fishing with Power Bait. 'This Saturday Santa Ana Rt.Dr Lakes will hold the annual ~Lassen Trophy-Trout CMmpionships with $500 in p'&.e money. ;:t: 0 -Weather will play a key role in-whether white sea bass will bil'it:tbis weekend a\ Catalina d. There are plenty of squid ilUJ)e water on the back side of tlJl.island and there appears to l of sea bass holding in water. ells, currents and wind are looked at by private ~and our local sf&Uishing fieet. in hopes that ElQDditions will improve and the *-will go off. 'Cthi.s writer joined Captain K9f Smith of Balboa on board ~8-toot Pacemaker ~ous Flo" for a trip over to eatalina to check out white sea ~fishing. ·~ sportfisher docks at Lido Peninsula and fishing with us wHs:Rob Meinhardt of Newport 8$t:h and Jim Payne of Orange. ! • It's the first step, and I Newport Harbor's Sailors ! would like some of it, ! r beginning Friday. ~ j By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pl1ot NEWPORT BEACH -When hired Jan. 31 to coach Newport Harbor High's baseball team, Jim Ktefet said one oTbiS goals was fo teach players respect for the game. Respect is also something the Tars are hoping to gamer from other programs, after posting a 3- 80-1 record during the five-year tenure of former coach, Kirk Bates, who resigned after last year's 9-15 mark. But with only one regular back (junior Joe Urban), the Tars will be hard-pressed to acquire the requisite victories usually associ- ated with such esteem. . •I think we've got a dub that can compete and if the pitching stays together, we're going to be in a lot of games,• said f(jefer, 25, who spent the last four seasons as an assistant at Brea Olinda High. Pitching appears to be a strength, despite would-be returner Danny Pulido being lost tor the season while recuperating from shoulder surgery. Urban, a two-time All-New- port-Mesa District selection, is joined by Corona del Mar High transfer Garrett Nuzum to form a potentially stalwart lefty-righty combination on the mound. ~to Nonis Tapp, Captain of the sportfisher •ffeelance" at Davey's Locker, 61~-1434, we were able to get a COlJple of scoops of live squid so bait would not be a problem u~n arrival at the island at 1li9lat. Bven though the weather laid i,' ba4 and Smith was able to anChor on traditional sea bass i hoi spots on the back side of l, Urban, a hard-throwing right- hander, struck out 45 in just less th.an 59 innings as a sophomore, wi.Bning three of his nine deci- sions. •He could be a force on the mound and in the middle of our lineup," Kiefer said of Urban, whom he coached previously on a scout league team. ~. nQ croakers were hoOked that day. i The day did produce a pretty g~ pick on legal calico bass and a couple of big bat rays. For an update on white sea ~ fishing conditions at the tdl.nd check with Dean Plant at .1':. •Angler's Center in Newpc>rt Bf*ch by ~~2-6662 or l tBongos SporUis g Charters at !.· 61~·2810. ,' 0 ! • lnie biggelt fishing tackle i,, -6w in the country ls currently place at the Long Beach i. ention Center. lbe annual , Hall P»bing Show will run !, ·=::c:unday and there is g tor every fisherman j liDd boetef at the huge show. i i tli!, I ! I Urban, who bit .278 With three home runs, six doubles and 11 RBI last season, will also need to avoid the elbow soreness Kiefer said cropped up during his typi- cally busy summer season. Nuzum, a junior lefty With a fastball in the 85 mph range, a good breaking ball and an improving change-up, has the ability to "catch some eyes," this year, according to Kiefer. Nuzum will start in the out- field, while Urban will ~y third base, when not on the mound_ Senior center fielder Chad a strong source of leadership during the Mustangs' tumultuous season. He averaged 15.2 points, including a 34-point explosion against PCL opponent Universi- ty. Novak, 6 &-2 ~I con· trtbUted men nm Panel facets for theB&glel. averaging 7 .6 ~ta. 6. l tt1boundl, thtM atlliltl and 1.5 ....i. per contllt, IOink.e, Who along with Coleman WU the CdM olfenM for much al tbe .lete·....an sµrge, ·~ 12.8 ~"' game u a Jump·~ M tatWard. Coluccio, whose junior campaign was largely sabotaged by a bro· ken hand, is penciled into the cleanup spot, following Urban. #(Coluccio) could be a good run-production guy," said Kiefer, who has been impressed with the two-year basketball letterman's athleticism. Seniors Andy Langsdorf and Gavin Tomalas, as well as juniors Paul Jones and Jason -Szolomay- er.will ffil mading rotes, after see- ing spot duty last season. Langsdorf, a power threat at the plate, will see action at third base, designated hitter, first base and catcher as a utility man. Tomalas, who played mostly on the junior varsity last spring, is slated to start at second base, while Jones, who played some third base last year, shifts behind the plate to replace four-year let- terman Zach Biehl, now the Tars' frosh-soph coach. Kiefer said Jones' bat control makes him an ideal No. 2 hitter in his "little ball• approach. Szolomayer, who will start in left field, will also pitch in relief, as well as an occasional start, joining sophomore first baseman Grant Miller on Kiefer's four-man staff. Miller, whom Kiefer sees as a future hitting standout, will be joined in the infield by junior shortstop Donner Walters, a trans- fer from the Lake Tahoe area. "He's ta.ken a crash course in shortstop," Kiefer sold. •ay the end of this year, you're going to see some good things from him.• Kiefer said senior soccer stand· out Justin Kerr, who is awaiting word on the extent of ligament damage to his left ankle, could also join the team, while juniors Jose Valenzuela and Juan Gomez will add depth. Potential starters Greg Wert- man and Josiah Fredriksen have elected not to play, but Kiefer has been impressed with the work ethic and attitude of everyone on his roster. "I'm very happy with the kids who are here and decided to make a commitment. The kids have a great attitude and have been very open to my style. •we want to make a run at everyone in (the Sea View League}, but 1 will judge our suc- cess on bow we execute, more than wins and losse§.t • Thela.rs enaed'a :24-game Sea View losing streak last year, defeating league foes CdM and Woodbridge. • 1loxel lookirig for IOllle golden eggs to ftll a~ of boles as the UBI 1*eball season looms, Sfa!tiDg Pridiy. -r. - - - - - - - - - - -., · 19~ ;i~~t~~~:: I I _ ~ DISABILITIES I I I ('I ',, , f • } ('I , { l ,• 11 ' I \ I • ' , t I • I I ~I) I ' I ( I I I I March 8-10, 1996 •Anaheim Anaheim Comention Center FRJOAY ............... 10 AM ·5 PM SATURDAY ....•..... 10 AM .5 ~lllTS SUNDAY ............... 11 AM -5 P.M Plione: 17741999-7199 OPEN TO TIIE PUBUC Spo1UOr: llllllJ 11115-t I 111u.-. .. or-.~ .--,._ ... ..,,_,;.I --............. , WNGAD ... SIORI A lmGU MJlll8ION 3.05 ERA. and fe.nned 52 In neat· ly 66 imfuigs u e jiinior He also hit .310 and tied Broesamle for the te,mn RBI lead with 21. He'll play left field and backs up Vasquez behind the plate. Vasquez wound up ta.king over catching chores tor fellow all-dis- trtct selection John Schroeder last year. A raw talent who continues to be polished by Deats, respect- ed a.ssista..nt Ken Ostrowski and first-year assistant Joe Broesa.mle (Matt's older brother and like Deats a former Mustang player), Vasquez hit .338 with 20 RBI in his first varsify season. •He's really looking good,• Deats said. "We're just hoping to keep him frOlh getting beaten up behind the plate." HalVerson, the coacll on the field at shortstop, will once again anchor the defense. He will likely hit in the No. 2 spot, where his bat control and bunting will help set the table for the run producers. Felter, who contributed some key bits as a freslunan right field- er, could fill the opening in center created by the graduation of Newport-Mesa District Athlete of the Year Charles Chatman, who led the district in average (.440), bits (37) and stolen bases (13). Senior Tony Arevalos will also battle for time in center, accord- ing to Deats, who said the runner- up will probably stan in right. Ohrel hit .370 a year ago in only 27 at-bats as an infielder and he once again will hope to joln the team late after concentrating on his stud.ie~. Other newcomers include sec- ond base candidates Josh Cleve- land, a senior, and Layne DeTem- ple, a junior, who will battle to replace departed Josh Cant. •(De Temple) might have been the leading rotter on the junior varsity last year,# Deats said. Junior Al Lambert is looking to lock aown" th.fro baSe, while adding pitching depth. Junior right-hander Joe Jeffers should also be used in relief, while also vying for time in the outfield. Junior Jeremy Gordon figures to fill a utility role. "The 13 players is the most I've had," said Deats, whose team will likely battle Laguna Hills and University for the PCL crown ' nest elllpty lng three guys two inlllngs apiece, With another pitching the seventh, until some arms emerge. Ortiz, who sparked at times defensively, iS looking for more consistency in the field and at the plate. Along with Flores, be could also see some time on the mound. •Both those guys can th.row, but they're so important to us def~vely, we'd like to keep them in the field.• Jroxel :&aid. Junior right-hander Juan Romo is the lone pitcher with previous varsity experience (four inm:Dgs), which he uted to notch a varsity nonl~e victo- ry ln a brief call-up from the junior varsity. The bulk of the Jl!tdlilig duty was band.led la.st yeM by thetl· s8iidl' Cheach Cibtere; ha hurled 18.:plus fraJnes added five wins to his tw~~ar tOtal al 13 Juni.or Morio Romo, JU411's «>u.ain, 11 another pitching prospect. u is 6~ 260-~d RNol'Jon~ Jun.IOr Mike Mooney Will "pl4y l8000d And lead off, fl1llng the cW81 .role of the gi:aduated Gatm Yuagisa.wa. "~ey) is intelligent ~d a goOd athlete," noxel said. 1\'oxe1 Mid the outfield l5 l1sO a dDem!DO. He will test se~ JOe ~ Jeremy OSso and Pabl ~d.s, BS W6ll U j\JDlors nm tudtke and J~f 1\oxel, the coech"I nephew who transferred in OU week from Chaparral ~In Lei Veges. • OON LEACH I DAl.Y Pl.Of • Corona del Mar High's Kawika Tarayao comes up for alr ln a leg of 200 lndivldual medley Wednesday. Results of the Sea Kings' nonleague swtmmlng tri-meet with vlslUng Long Beach Wilson and University were unavailable because of a computer error. Pirates top GWC in five HUNT-VOLLEYBALL -ING - TON BEACH -Orange Coast College's men's volleyball team put it together in a strong manner Wednesday night in Orange Empire Conferfence play at Gold- en West College to claim a 15-9, 16-17, 10-15, 15-13, 15-10 victory. The Pirates (4-1, 6-1) were led by the kills of Casey Jennings {24) and Thoy Langley (20), although it was a total team effort, perhaps best e:xmplified by the play of Ryan Allen, who came off the bench to ignite matters in the final two games. Eagles leading by six IRVINE -Seniors GOLF Mike Perry and Peter Krutz1k, and sophomore Andy Thomson, led Estancia High's goll team Wednesday to a 199-205 lead over host Wood- bridge after rune holes at Rancho San Joaquin Golf Course in a nonleague half-match. Perry, Krutzik and Thomson tied for medalist honors with a 2- over-par 38, while Estancia's Ross Necessary, the defend.mg Pacific Coast League champion, shot a 42. Estancia's Alex Lesser had a 43. Tars trail by 7 strokes MISSION VIEJO - The Newport Harbor G 0 L F High golf team trails Mission Viejo by seven strokes after the first nine holes of the nonleague match, completed Wednesday at the Mission Viejo Country Club. Newport Junior Justin Shapiro shared medalist honors with the Diablos' Bret Armstrong, with a 4-over 40, while Sailors Chris Henrotin (44) and Bill Collopy (45) were also irl the top six. Omar Hussein (47) and Brian Bauer {48) rounded out the top five scorers for the Tar Eagles rip foe, 17 -1 SANTA ANA -TENNIS The Estancia High boys tennis team got their season off o a strong start Wednesday, pounding Santa Ana Valley, 17-1. Singles players Mike Taylor, Bryan Lln and Jeremy Keams each won. their three matches, Taylor winning in straight sets, 6-0. The doubles teams of Brian Rudolph and Evan Taboada and Greg Austin and Jordan Brown won all three of their doubles matches. Est.llnc:la 17, SanU Ana Valley 1 SINGLES: Leonard (E) def. Tleu, 6·0, def. Lee, 6-0, def. Nguyen, 6-0; Lin (E), won 6-3, 6-0, 6-0; Kearns (E), won 6-2, 6-2, 6-0. DOUBLES: Rudolph-Taboada (E) def. Gutierrez-Nguyen, 6-3, def. Tar-Pham, 6-2, def. Humayun-Nguyen, 6-2; Austin· Brown (E), won 6-1. 6-2, 6-0; Guerrero- casillas (E) lost G-6, won 6-1, 6-3. Tars drop opener, 10-8 SANTAANA - Newport Harbor TENNIS High's boys tennis team opened its nonleague portion of its 1996 campaign Wednesday, dropping a 10-8 decision at Foothill High Singles star Geoff Abrams has returned to the Sailors' tennis program, hut will only be avail- able for selected league matches, according to Sailors Coach Char- lie Blellcer. Foothill to. Newport Harbor a SINGLES: Rinek (NH) lost to Hos, G-6; def. Taylor, 6-1; def. Fishel, 6-0; Hoevel (NH) lost G-6; won 6-3, 6-3; Shieh (NH) lost H i, S-7; won 6-3. DOUal.ES: Kojima-Sims (NH) def. Mucha-Katzman, 6-1; def. McAllister-Yip, 6-1; def. Hardy-Tseu, 6-1; Oylan-Roney (NH) lost 3-6, 4-6, 6-7; Singer-McMaster (NH) lost 1-6, 1-6, 4-6. Coast wins three-way DOWNEY -The GQ.LE Orange Cuast-Cot- lege golf team won a three-way, nonconlerence match Wednesday with Cerritos and Golden West. at the Rio Hondo Country Qub. OCC shot 382 to finish well ahead of second-place Cerritos (419) and third-place Golden West (430). The Pirates' Eric Barnett and Mike Walker shared Medalist honors with Cerritos' Sam Vance, as all three shot a 74. Othe r OCC scores included: Alex Yi, 78; Keith Achman, 77; and Lany Eckels, 79. Orange Co~t falls 8-0 FULLERTON -Fullerton hand-SOFTBALL ed the Orange Coast College soft- ball team an 8-0 pounding in Wednesday's Orange Empire Conference opener for both teams called by a mercy rule after five innings. OCC (2-7) was one-hit by Fullerton (13-2) while committing six errors. . ORANG£ EMPIRE CONFERENCE Fullerton a. Orange eo.st 0 Orange Coast 000 00 · 0 1 6 Fullerton 103 22 -8 6 O Hardey and Richey; Bonwell and John· son. W·Bonwell (5-1). L·Hardey (1 -2). SCC's Cooper calls it quits •Cooper says assistant Russ Davis is "strong candidate" for the women's basketball job. By Jim Watters, Daily Piiot COSTA MESA -Dean Cooper, the 62-year-old head coach of the women's basketball team at Southern Callf omia College, Wednesday annoWlced his retire- ment effective immediately. •1t wasn't an easy decision to make, but I'll be 63 next month and there are a lot of other things I would like to do with my lite, like senior softball. golf and fish- ing," said Cooper, who is ending a four.year tenure with the school. "I'm looking forward to not having the responsiblities of being a head coa.c:Q. "I've bad some otters to be an assistant at other places (includ- ing a school Within the Golden State Ahletic Conference) which I'll think about, but I've spent a lot of time away from my wile recruiting, scouting and on road trips. She deserves more." Cooper and his wife of 25 years, Christine, also have a lot in Central Florida surrounded by lakes and golf courses that has been at tha canter of their retire- ment plans for some years now. Cooper said his assistant coach, Russ Davis, who split time this season between the Van· guards and his duties as the bead coach of the Estancia High girls b4sketball team ls a candidate for the position. •tte's definitely a candidate, a strong candidate,• Cooper said. •He probably has the inside track and I hope he gets it. It would be such an ~asy transition. MWhen I brought him in, I brought him in with the under- standing he would be tbe next head coach." Davis said he would be apply- ing for the post. "I thank Dean for giving me the opportunity,• Davis said Wednesday evening. In his four years at SCC, Coop· er compiled a 65·53 record Prior to his arrival, the best finish by a women's team was 13-17. This year's team finished an off-year with a bard-fought, 79- 75, loss Wednesday to No. 2 seed Concordia in the opening round of the the Golden State Athletic Conference playoffs. SCC {10-20) finished the regular season sixth in the seven-team GSAC field. "I've had four really good years here, but it just feels like it's time for a change," Cooper said. "I'm not leaving because of the season. They're a young team with only one senior. Before coming to SCC, Cooper was the athletic director at Costa Mesa High for five years - including two seasons as the boys basketball coach. Cooper bad his greatest coach- ing success during a 30-year career in Ohio. Hil Carey High boys basket- ball team won 36 straight games, just two short of the stote record. His teams were regulars in the Top 10 rankings and he had the first undefeated team in the school's history. •sec gains semifinal berth Saturday night. By Jim Walters. Daily fflot CQSTA MESA -If you like your basketball physical then No. 2 seed Southern California Col- lege'• 83-81 win over Point Loma Nazarene Wednesday in the open· ing round of the Golden State Ath- letic Conference was for you. There were elbows and bodies flying all over the court as the ref- erees called three technical fouls th.at led to two ejections of sec starter Eric Walk.er and Point Lom.a's eighth man Jason Lee in the first half. In tbe end it was a non-call in the closing :05 that left both coach- es, players and fans alike wonder- ing what ex4ctly they had seen. Thailing 83-81, No. 7 seed Point Loma had the ball in the hands of All-Conference guard Jason MacKenzie who started a drive down the lane. As he made his cut, he fell to the floor and the ball kicked into SCC forward Mike Ruble's hands who passed the ball tnto the ffont court to guard Kevin Carlson who ran out the clock. looking at the three referees to see if any of them would call a foul on the play. Without a word, all three made a sprint for the locker room, putting an end to a wild game. "No harm, no foul," sald an exasperated Point Loma Coach D<Ul Davis. •All I know is that I see my guy lying on the ground an he had to get there some way.• SCC Coach Bill Reynolds said be really didn't see the play from his vantage point on the far end of the court. "He starts to drive the lane and I'm just hoping there~ DO foul,• Reynolds said. "The last thing we want is to send them to the line. •All I can say is it must have been a phantom hand that stopped him. Just another ho hum night at the Pit. • sec c20-11) trailed by as many as 12 points in the first half, before cutting the lead to 51-4 7. A 9-0 run midway in the.sec- ond half put the Vanguards ahead, 67-60, but Point Loma (14- JC WOMEN'S B:ASKETB~Lt Pirates eliminated, 82-69 SAN DIEGO -Orange Coast College's women's basketball team dropped an 82-69 decision to host San Diego Mesa Wednesday night, which bounces the Pirates from the Southern California Regionals The Pirates {23-11) were led by Tma Afan (23 points), Jarme Shine f.17 points, 10 rebounds), Monica Geraci (16 points) and ~athleen Kel- y {11 boards), but were unable to unseat the Olympians, who improved to 23-6 and advance to Saturday's round against the winner of the Saddleback-Harbor game. Coast rallied from 22 points off the pace, but could not cut the deficit to less than six at 75-69 ....... COMMUNITY COUEGE WOMENl•hl Soeill RegloM~ second round ... .1t so MesA 82, Orange eo.t 69 - Orange eo.st -Nakamura 1, "', , .. Takemoto 0, Afan 23, Pulido 3, ... -- Geraci 16, Salapski 2. Botana 0, '·:"':"' Shine 17, Kelly 7. • ,., ... 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Lid.>. M1r1c BVlllS (lltlTU E'tla1ls llarUnn1>. Nonn Loats (Retitrd) EWI/ Cluzinnan Sany Lewin (H,oll Newportu> Auctioneer Jim Dale (Oi.meylan6-0ub 33) Auction Donors Entertaiammt Jon Lundp'Cn (Pl.ani.st) .. .. the funds. •t can underit&nd where the m1 understanding would occw. However, we are not m the bull· n~ ol contracting. He will be expected to pay back the $40,000. ~.fillil~.-;;...I __ ·w-'-'--""e UiWk. thiLJbQul.4 be held in the pe~e that this is a very, very substandard property. He wou.ldil't have even qualified for the loan if t.biS wasn't a slurp prop- erty." The-work on Grant's property- fourplex -included pouring a new driveway, repairing a sewer line and other plumbing, replacing screens, fixing garage doors and brmging an unauthorized ~ullding modification into compliance with city codes. Construction began this past summer. After each phase, Grant said the mtennediary would contact him to set up an inspection appointment. Each time Grant met with Willdan he said he was told the work passed LDSpection and met oty code. Each time, Grant signed a voucher and gave it to the firm hired by the city, who he said was suppose to pay the m trattor. -· After signing over $40,000 worth of vouchers, Grant noticed a prob- lem with the dnveway. It appeared to be sinking. And soon alter that, "the whole deal went south," said Grant's attorney Aliece Pickett. •tte started making phone cdlJs," Pickett said. "He wanted to know what was wrong. And in July, FREE AT LAST!! Free Yourself From ... (the conlnCIC!I') )NUI Oft tJie Joti. Hi just leimll. 1bare was never an ~nation, •Then he tries to contact (the aty's fum), and he doesn't get any· where. Now he's starting to get aome redlly bad signals," Pickett said . Pickett hired another contractor to inspect the work and learned that most of it was infenor. She said the contractor told ~r lbe work may even have caused more ha.rm than good. •tt turns out the sewer pi~ had not been connected properly, and it was leaking raw sewage,• ~ckett said. •That's why the dnveway was sinkmg. •He (the contractor) said we'd have lo re-do everything, plus get rid of the contamination that's under there.• Meanwhile, Grant said he has been contacted by one of the con· tractor's suppliers, claiming he nev- er received payment. He wanted Grant to fork over the money. Grant said he still beli~ves the city 1herenome 'Of-the responsibili ty for the chain of events and hopes to find a way to iron out the differ- ences without losing his ·property 'because of the outstanding loan. Still, given his ability to bounce back from adversity -from war to cancer -Grant holds out hope. •rve had a charmed life,• Grant said. •Tuey say I've got nine lives." • Restrictive Diets • Food Cravings • Feeling Hungry • M1c;c.1n~ Clas~ Reunions and Other Important Event<; With the Program Using the Safe and Effective Phen-Fen Medications $15 Off !f!f!!~!xp~i~!!,/" ---------------------' Coll ege Hospital Witlk·ln Medicine Center 175 Victoria, Costa Mesa 548-5872 EYE ;. OPENER Smziors only on this year's hoops Dream Team Orange Coast College coaching legend Dick Tucker awaits induction into Orange County Sports Hall of Fame March 28; he coached Pirates football to two national crowns in a storied career. By Richard Dunn, Dally Pilot I n the heyday of Orange Coast College football -when young women wouJd climb trees beside the stadium just to get a peek of their gridiron heroes, and fans pursuing 50-yard line seats wouJd arrive hours before kick;off -Dick Tucker was commodore of a Pirate fleet that provoked more attention on campus than bead-laced headbands, flOW!i'Q' colors or the watusi. t From 1962 to 1978, the Pirates cornered the market in community college football. They won two JC Grid-Wire national championships under the beloved Tucker, a longtime ambassador for the game who will be inducted into the Orange County Sports Hall of Fame Museum on March 28 inside the museum, wtuch is adjacent to Anaheun Stactium. After Tucker helped revolutioruze high school football in Orange County in the 1950s, he came to Orange Coast, wtuch, at that point, had expenenced only seven seasons of wmrung in its first 15 years of 'competition, beguuun9 m 1948. -· Orange Coast 'was never the sanre. Neither was foot">all "For a lot of years, we JUSt packed that place,· Tucker said of OCC's LeBard Stadium, known as Pirate Stadium before 1967, when the name was changed in honor of the late Harry LeBard, a community leader and founding member of the District Board of Trustees. ' Tucker, who compiled an eye-popping 97-18-1 record (.843 winning percentage) in 11 seasons at Brea Olinda High fiom 1951 to 1961, including eight Orange League titles and CIF championships in 1959 and '61, started the widely popular Orange County North-vs.-South All-Star football game in 1959 with Julian Henry, former president of the Brea Lions Club, which has produced the game ever since. A former standout quarterback at Long Beach Jordan and Whittier College, Tucker was the youngest head coach at the time in Orange County -coming straight out of college -when he accepted the Brea job. • SEE TUCKER PAGE 84 QUOTE OF THE DAY ·q tM 1963 team hadn't b«ta «> out$tanding aNl goUM .., lllUi.:; norori~ tlu! '62 team would'vt! beoi r«llb.J ~ ... " -/IA.LL OF FAME FVOTBAl.L t;OAQI lJIO( ftJa(Bf DON 1.£ACH I DAl.V I'll.OT Dick Tucker's great coaching career is being capped by Induction into the Orange County Sports Hall of Fame. . T he cream of the crop from the Newport-Mesa School District's varsity high school pool of talent for 1996 -back row, from left, Estancia High's Nick Novak, Estancia's Dane Plock and Corona del Mar's Brian Coleman. Up front, from left, Corona del Mar's Adam IO.hike, Estanda's Chris CandliSh and Costa Mesa's Mike Montoya; FLYING HOM F Melissa Ford churns through a leg of the 200.yard butterfl~ Corona del Mar High's nonleague swim opener 1lgainst Long Beach Wilson and University. She finished second ln the event: Getting thew.ost . ---out of your wood§§ •Tiger Woods breezes through town to accept ., Heroes of the Heart" award from CHOC. A t nine months old, Eld.rick ·nger• Woods was walking. TWo months later, during America's bicentcnn.i.al year, he was swingmg a golf club Oh, sure, WOods started early He's 20 now. Plays at Stanford. Last year, be played at Augusta, the only amateur to qualify for th Masten. He won the U.S. Juhlor national championship at ag ts, the youngest ever to win that till . His father, Earl. bad hiin swinging a dub before bls teeth cam iri. A~ age ftve, Woods appeared on televlsk:lQ'I •That' Incredible." But it's a story,~.~ lllte footbell's Thdd MartDovkt1 (i.e. Robo QuaJ1Sbeck). •ifbere's a big difference, he wu pushed, l wasn't,· Woods said Sunday night at the Westin South Cout Plaza Hotel 1ln Costa Mesa. where he WM booored by Cbildrenta HOll(lllal of Orange County wltb • 1• .... Cil .. JIMn• •ward. •• .,. ... ~ .... coGl lllld .. c:mme. ,, i Senior-dominated Mesa read! for a leg!timate run J • Mustan~' goal is 17 lut ~'* Newl>Qft·Mela Dll-buden, to lift h1I seuon .,,... 3.05 ERA. and fanned 52 in near· the Yeor Charles Chatman, who I · · this d tr1ct Player of the Vear. to .313. ly 66 lnnings as a junior. He also led the district in average (.440), i victones season; 411 Pellow seruon Mike Adel· "We're toymg wtth the idea of hit .310 and tied Broesamle foT the ruts (37) and stolen ~s (13). I that's a CIP situation. mUnd. Jeremy Starns and Seth him leading off." Deat. said. team RBl lead with 21. He'll play Senior Tony Arevalos will also :....-~;..;..:,.._..;.:.-..._-..JL..u.~ ! Halverson, Juniors Julius Vasquez •He's one of our faster guys, and left field and baclcs up Vasquez battle for time in center, accord-! By Bany Faulkner, Daily Piiot and Ray Obrel, as well as sopbo-we'd like to put him tn a spot be behind the plate. ing to Deats, who said the runner-! more Ben Felter, also started for can't be pitched around.• Vasquez wound up taking over up will probably start in right. l COSTA MESA -wt year. wt yea.r's 13-12 ~d. A powerfully-built rigbt-ban-catching chores for fellow all·dis-Ohrel hjt .370 a year ago in i they helped put the Costa Mesa "We 1bould be able to win der, Adelmund, who will see time trlct selection John Schroeder last only 27 at.bats as an infielder and •••--------• ! High baseball program on the some games,• Deats Said. •we're in the outfield and first base, also year. A raw talent who continues be once again will hope to join the t ~~bin ! map. This year, seven retui'ning really trying to win 16 games, won half of his six dedsions, post· to be polished by Deats, respect-team late after concentrating on U ~ g ! Mustangs hope to build a high· which is the school record. We ing a .C.85 ERA as one of six all-ed assistant Ken Ostrowski and his studies. i 1 h think we have a shot to break distrlct Mustangs. first-year assistant Joe Broesamle Other newcomers include sec~ ;. • · • g .W I ::~ ~r=:~ \..,~ ~;'! that. A real good year would be Starns, whose three-hit shutout (Matt's older brother and like ond base candidates Josh Cleve- flQ ;nAVITI Oil : service stop for opposing squads. 11-1. We could do better, or we in the regular-season finale pro-Deats a former Mustang player), land, a senior, and Layne DeTem-~ ~fl&&£ i "This is the seniors' year to could do worse. We still need to pelled Mesa into the post.season, Vasquez hit .338 with 20 RBI in pie, a junior, who will battle to bi. th• • l establish Costa Mesa as a force,• stay focused on the goals, work is another all-district performer his first varsity season. replace departed Josh Cant. g JS time j said third-year coacli Doug Deats, hard~ P~Y together,• who Will vie for innings on the •He's really looking good," • (DeTemplt:) might have_ be~n ... 1 whose blueprint for success start· No district pedormer played mound. Deats said. "We're just hoping to the leading hitter on the 1uruor ~ 4-1.. 1 ed it all. better than Broesamle a year ago, •1rs going to be tough to keep keep him from getting beaten up varsity last year," Peats said. '.f · DJ.e vear j The Mustangi, made tbe :play,-when be was 4-2 with a !.66 BRA everxone hapl}y. • O~ Did oL l>ehind-the plate.• JW'lier Al Lambert is looking to ..;:_...w..._..........,.....,,_~.1 t o1fS1or the-tfurt time since 1981 on the mound-aniI1ilt .390 with bis senior pitching triumvirate. Halverson, the coach on the lock down third base, whtle T rout fishing at Irvine and Santa Ana River Lakes seems to be peaking for the spring fishing season and many local anglers are getting 1n on good action at these two heavily-stocked lakes. $cott and Cany Jardine of Costa Mesa fished Irvine Lake .tbiB-past week and each angler !'Mled in a trophy rainbow trout. Cany's huge bow weighed in at 8.2 pounds, Scott's whopper scaled 8 pounds and both rainbows were caught on green glitter Select Power Bait. Costa Mesa angler John Martin headed over to Sarita Ana River Lakes where a steady bite on big trout bas been going Oll for nearly a month. Martin tapped the heavily stocked Kid's Lake for an 11.7-pound rainbow fishing with Power Bait. This Saturday Santa Ana Rf;Br Lakes will hold the annual Ml!-l.assen 1\'ophy TI-out cSampionships with $500 in plFUmoney. a ,eather will play a key role i.l»iwhether white sea bass will ~this weekend at Catalina d. There are plenty of squid iJUJJe water on the back side of ~land and there appears to ·tiiMc>ts of sea bass holding in · water. ells, currents and wmd are bajalg looked at by private ~and our local dDrtfishing neet. in hopes that cflDditions will improve and the bliJ.will go off. "Cl:h1s wtiter joined Captain ~Smith of Balboa on board ~8-toot Pacemaker ·~us Flo• for a trip over to Catalina to check out white sea ~fishing. ·~e sportfisher docks at Lido Peninsula and fishing with us wWlRob Me.lnhacdt of Newport 8-th and Jim Payne of Orange. ~ks to Norris Tapp, Captain of the sportfisher M'Pfeelance • at Davey's Locker, 67~-1434, we were able to get a caµple of scoops of live squid so bait would not be a problem u~n arrival at the lslAnd at ru~t. even thou9.b the weather laid ba4 and Smith was able to anChor on traditional sea bass bot spots on the back side of CMalina, nQ croakers were booked that day. The day did produce a pretty g<>9<1 pick on legal calico bass and a couple of big bat rays. For an update on white sea bNs fishing conditions at the JsMnd check with Dean Plant at •Angler's Center in Newpt>rt ~ch by calling 642-6662 or '89fgoc Sportfishing Charters at 6N·2810. ,, a : ~ biggest fishing tackle w ln the country is currently E p~ce at the Long Beach ' ention Center. The annual • Holl Pilhing Show will run ; ib Sunday and there is ~tng for every fisherman 'aDd boater at the huge show. . ,,it ~ I I' ~TEAM t • ~UEDFROMB1 \ last season, winning their Pacific three homers and 21 RBI playing •They're all throwing well, and field at shortstop, will once again adding pitching depth. ! COC)St League finale (o qualify for first base. we haven't really established anchor the defense. He will likely Junior right-bander Joe Jeffers l a first-round Division m loss at "Matt's obviously the key them as our first, second or third hit in the No. 2 spot, where his bat should also be used in relief, 1 Irvine, in which they needed 20 guy,• Deats said •we're looking guy yet. We'll probably have to control and bunting will help set while also vying for time in the ~ outs before scratching their lone for him to be a dominant guy. He's have a compromise by the time the table for the run producers. outfield. Junior Jeremy Gordon ; hit. been throwing teal hard." we start league, where our best Felter, who contributed some figures to fill a utility rote. 1 Matt Broesamle, who broke up Adelmund, a two-time All-PCL two will start and our third guy key hits as a freshman right field-MThe 13 players is the most I've ! that would-be no-hitter, leads a performer, hopes to pick up will relieve." er, could fill the opening in center had," said Deats, whose team will ! talented and experienced cast as where he left off at the plate last Starns led the district in pitch-created by the graduation of likely battle Laguna Hills and j spring. He bit .469 against PCL ing victories (six), fashioned a Newport-Mesa District Athlete of University for the PCL crown. ~ ~ : RE SPE CT •It's the first step, and Newport Harbor's Sailors would like some of it, beginning Friday. By Barry Faulkner, Da1/'y Piiot NEWPORT BEACH -When hired Jan. 31 to coach Newport Harbor High's baseball team, Jim Kiefer said one of his goals was to teach players respect for the game. Respect is also something the Tars are hoping to gamer from other programs, after posting a 3- 80-1 record during the five-year tenure of former coach , Kirk Bates, who resigned after last year's 9-15 mark. But with only one regular back (junior Joe Urban), the Tars will be bard-pressed to acquire the requisite victories usually associ- ated with such esteem. ·1 think we've got a club that can compete and if the pitching stays together, we're going to be in a lot of games,• said Kiefer, 25, who spent the last four seasons as an assistant at Brea Olinda High. Pitching appears to be a strength, despite would-be returner Danny Pulido being lost for the season while recuperating from shoulder surgery. Urban, a two-time All-New- port-Mesa District selection, is joined by Corona del Mar High transfer Garrett Nuzum to form a potentially stalwart lefty-righty combination on the mound. Urban, a hard-throwing right- hander, struck out 45 in just less than 59 innings as a sophomore, wi.Bning three of his nine deci- sions. "He could be a force on the mound and in the middle of our lineup,• Kiefer said of Urban, whom he coached previously on a scout league team. Urban, who bit .278 with three home runs, six doubles and 11 RBI last season, will also need to avoid the elbow soreness Kiefer said cropped up during bis typi- cally busy summer season. Nuzum, a junior lefty with a fastball in the 85 mph range, a good breaking ball and an improving change-up, has the ability to "catch some eyes," this year, according to Kiefer. Nuzum will start in the out- field, while Urban will occupy third base, when not on the mound. Senior center fielder Chad a strong source of leadership dUringtheMustangs'tumwtuous season. He averaged 15.2 points, in duding a 34-point ~losion agOlnst PCL opponent Univel'li· ty. Novak, a 6-2 guard, con· trtbuted lP all =..-.-......... .....::tecetl for the~-. averaging 1.6 pomta, 6 1 reboUndl, Uinie eUtl end 1.5 ttea1t per contMt. KHnb, who along wtth Cola:nen wu tbe CdM ott ... for much " tbe &ate-seuon IUl'V9· aver~ 12.8 ~per game u a JllllllHbo<ld I I '4 fdi'Watd. ~ Coluccio, whose 1unior campaign was largely sabotaged by a bro- ken hand, is penciled into the cleanup spot, following Urban. ·ccoluccio) could be a good nm-production guy,• said Kiefer, who has been impressed with the two-year basketball letterman's athleticism. Seniors Andy Langsdorf and Gavin Toma.las, as well as juniors Paul Jones and Jason Szolomay- er, will fill leading roles, after see- ing spot duty last season. Langsdorf, a power threat at the plate, will see action at third base, designated hitter, first base and catcher as a utility man. • Tomalas, who played mostly on the junior varsity last spring, is slated to start at second base, while Jones, who played some third base last year, shifts behind the plate to replace four-year let- terman Zach Biehl, now the Tars' frosh-soph coach. Kiefer said Jones' bat control makes him an ideal No. 2 hitter in his "little ball9 approach. Szolomayer, who will start in left field, will also pitch in relief, as well as an occasional start, joining sophomore first baseman Grant Miller on Kiefer's four-man staff. Miller, whom Kiefer sees as a future hitting standout, will be joined in the infield by junior shortstop Donner Walters, a trans- fer from the Lake Tahoe area. "He's taken a crash course in shortstop," Kiefer said. "By the end of this year, you're going to see some good things from him. H Kiefer said senior soccer stand- out Justin Kerr, who is awaiting word on the extent of ligament damage to his left ankle, could also join the team. while juniors Jose Valenzuela and Juan Gomez will add depth. Potential starters Greg Wert- man and Josiah Fredrlksen have elected not to play, but Kiefer has been impressed with the work ethic and attitude of everyone on his roster. *I'm very happy with the kids who are here and decided to make a commitment The kids have a great attitude and have been very open to my style. •we want to make a run at everyone in (the Sea View League), but I will judge our suc- cess on bow we execute, more than wins and losses." The Tars ended.a 24-game Sea View losing streak last yeor, defeating league foes CdM and Woodbridge . • noxel looking for some fOJdeD eggs to fill a wdely of holes as the 1996 bMeball seuon looms,~ Pliday. ------., The #1 Show of Products & Services for I PEOPLE Wini DISABILmES I I I ' nest eIDpty Girls ~,March1 P U11 ... 1•· 741__, t:C»-11:00mn U12 .... 1-M·7"'1411)11._1~ U13 .1.-· 741_.,.. 1:Q0..3.~ U14 ·1--·74t-e:lt ~ U10 (1:1 .. • '141-t?) 4:3CMI~ ing three ~ys two innings apiece, With another pitching the seventll, until some arms emerge. Ortiz, who sparked at times defensively, is looking for more cODSistency in the field and at the plate. Along with Flores, he could also see some time on the mound. •&th those guys can throw, but theyre so important to us defemively, we'd like to keep them in the field,• 'Iroxel said Junior right-ha.nder :lu~n Romo is the lone pitcher with previous varsity experience (four innings), which he used to notch a varsity nonleagµe vict<r ry in a bnef call-up trom the junior varsity. The bulk of the pitcb.ipg dufy WU hiN:iled last year by theft. l8lildl' OCheeCb CObntrn: he b\iilecl 78:plus frames nd added five wins to h1S two-yeM total or 13. Junior Mario Romo, Juan's mulin, ii another pitchihg ~ u is 6-4. 260-pound lenioi' Jon Soleman. · JUDidr Mike" Mooney Will play leaJlld and le4d off, fillirig the dual role of the graduated GU¥ltl Vua~wa. "(MOaney) is intelli~nt and a ~ athlete," • Troxel wd. 1\'oSel Mid the outfield is also a ~me. He will test seruors Joe l'lores, Jeremy Osso and Paul Slsnonds, as well as Junion 1lin Ludtke and Jell noxel, the coach's~ wbotransterred In ddl Week from ChApa.rraJ Higb In Lu Vegas "' --·~ --~ briefly DON I.EACH I DAl.Y Pf.OT Corona del Mar Higb's Kawtka Tarayao comes up for air In a leg of 200 lndlvtdual medley Wednesday. Results of the Sea Kings' noJlleague swlm.mlng trt-meet wtth vlsitlng Long Beach Wilson and University were unavailable because of a computer error. Pirates top GWC in five ~: VOLLEYBALL TON BEACH -Orange Coast College's men's volleyball team put it together in a strong manner Wednesday night in Orange Empire Conferfence play at Gold- en West College to claim a 15-9, 16-17 1 10-15, 15• 13, 15• 10 victory, The Pirates (4-1, 6-1) were led by the kills of Casey Jennings (24) and lfoy Langley (20), although it was a total team effort, perhaps best exmplified by the play of Ryan Allen, who came off the bench to ignite matters in the final two games Eagles leading by six IRVINE -Seniors GOLF Mike Perry and Peter Krutz1k, and sophomore Andy Thomson, led Estancia High's golf team Wednesday to a 199-205 lead over host Wood- bridge after nine holes at Rancho San Joaquin Golf Course in a nonleague half-match. Perry, Krutzik and Thomson tied for medalist honors with a 2- over-par 38, while Estancia's Ross Necessary, the defending Pacific Coast League champion. shot a 42. Estanda's Alex Lesser had a 43. Tars trail by 7 strokes MISSION VIEJO - The Newport Harbor G 0 L F High golf team trails Mission Viejo by seven strokes after the first nine holes of the nonleague match, completed Wednesday at the Mission Viejo Country Club. Newport Junior Justin Shapiro shared medalist honors with the Diablos' Bret Armstrong, with a 4-over 40, while Sailors Chris Henrotin (44) and Bill Collopy (45) were also in the top six. Omar Hussein (47) and Brian Bauer (48) rounded out the top five scorers for the Tar Eagles rip foe, 17-1 SANTA ANA .-TENN IS The Estanoa High boys tennis team got their season off to a strong start Wednesday, pounding Santa Ana Valley, 17 -1. Singles players Mike Taylor, Bryan Lin and Jeremy Keams each won their three matches, Taylor winning in straight sets, 6-0. The doubles teams of Brian Rudolph and Evan Taboada and Greg Austin and Jordan Brown won all three of their doubles matches. Est.and• 17, Sant. Ana V•lley 1 SINGLES.: Leonard (E) def. lieu, 6-0, def. Lee, 6-0, def. Nguyen, 6-0; Lin (E), won 6-3, 6-0, 6-0; Kearns (E), won 6-2. 6-2, 6-0. DOUBLES; Rudolph,Taboada (E) def. Gutierrez-Nguyen, 6-3, def. Tar-Pham, 6-2, def. Humayun-Nguyen, 6-2; Austin- Brown (E), won 6-1, 6-2, 6-0; Guerrero- <:asillas (E) lost 0-6, won 6-1, 6-3. Tars drop opener, 10-8 SANrAANA- Newport Harbor TENNIS High's boys tennis team opened its nonleague portion of its 1996 campaign Wednesday, dropping a 10-8 decision at Foothill High. Singles star Geoff Abrams bas retwned to the Sailors' tennis program, but will only be avail- able for selected league matches, according to Sailors Coach Char- lie Bleilter. Foothill 10, Newport Harbor 8 SINGLES: Rinek (NH) lost to Hos, 0-6; def. Taylor, 6-1; def. Fishel, 6-0; Hoevel (NH) lbst 0-6; won 6-3, 6-3; Shieh (NH) lost 1-6, S-7; won 6-3. DOUBLES: Kojima-Sims (NH) def. Mucha-Katzman, 6-1; def. McAllister-Yip, 6-1; def. Hardy-Tseu, 6-1; Oylan-Roney (NH) lost 3-6, 4-6, 6-7; Slnger-McMaster (NH) lost 1-6, 1-6, 4-6. Coast wins three-way DOWNEY -The Orange Coast Col-GOLF lege golf team won a three-way, nonconference match Wednesday with Cerritos and Golden West at the Rio Hondo Country Club. OCC shot 382 to finish well ahead of second-place Cerritos (419) and third-place Golden West (430). The Pirates' Eric Barnett and Mike Walker shared Medalist honors with Cerritos' Sam Vance, as all three shot a 7 4. Other OCC scores included: Alex Yi, 78; Keith Achman, 77; and Larry Eckels, 79. Orange Coast falls 8-0 FULLERTON - Fullerton hand-SOFTBALL ed the Orange Coast College soft• ball team an 8-0 pounding in Wednesday's Orange Empire Conference opener for both teams called by a mercy rule after five innings. OCC (2-7) was one-hit by Fullerton (13-2) while committing six errors. ORANGE EMPIRE CONfERENCE Fullerton .. Or11n99 C09St 0 Orange Coast 000 00 -O 1 6 Fullerton 103 22 -8 6 O Hardey and Richey; Bonwell and John- son. W-8onwell (S-1). L-Hardey (1-2). SCC's Cooper calls it quits •Cooper says assistant Russ Davis is "strong candidate" for the women's basketball job. By Jim Walters, Daily Piiot COSTA MESA -Dean Cooper, the 62-year-old bead coach of the women's basketball team at Southern California College, WednesdAy announced bis retire- ment effective immediately. •Jt wasn't an easy decision to mo.ke, but I'll be 63 next month and there a.re a lot of other things I would like to do with my life, like senior softball, golf and fish- ing," wd Cooper, who is ending a four-rear tenure with the school. I'm looking forward to not having the responsiblities of being a head coach. •rve bad some otters to be an assistant at other places (includ- ing a school within the Golden State Ahletic Conference) whk:h I'll think about, but I've spent a li>t of time away from my wife recruiting, scoutirlg and on road trips. She deserves more." Cooper and his wife of 25 years, Christine, also have a lot in Central Florida surrounded by lakes and golf courses that has been at the center of their retire· ment plans for some years now. Cooper said his assistant coach. Russ Davis, who split time this season between the Van- guards and his duties as the head coach of the Estancia High girls basketball team is a candidate for the position. •He's definitely a candidate, a strong candidate,• Cooper said. "He probably has the in.side track and I hope he gets it. It would be such an easy transition, "When I brought him in, I brought him in with the under- standing he would be the next head coach." Davis said he would be apply· ing for the post. "l thank Dean for giving me the opportunity," Davis said Wednesday evening. In bis four yean at SCC, Coop- er compiled a 65·53 record. Prtor to his arrival, the best finish by a women's team was 13-17. nus year's team finished an off-year with a hard-fought, 79- 75, loss Wednesday to No. 2 seed Concordia in the opening round of the the Golden State Athletic Conferena! playoffs. SCC (10-20) finished the regular season sixth in the seven-team GSAC field. •rve had four really good years here, but it just feels like it's time for a change," Cooper said. "I'm not leaving because of the season. They're a young team with only one senior. Before coming to SCC, Cooper was the athletic director at Costa Mesa High for five years - j.ncluding two seasons as the boys basketball cooch. c~ had his greatest coach- ing suce@U during a 30-year career iri Ohio. His Carey High boys-bask~ ball team won 36 straight games, just two short of the state record. His teams were regulars tn the 1bp 10 rankings and he had the first undefeated team in the school's history. Yaµgu .anls_pull it out, 83-8~ ........ •sec gains semifinal berth Saturday night. COSTA MESA -If you like your basketball physical then No. 2 seed Southern California Col- lege's 83-81 win over Point Loma Nazarene Wednesday in the open- ing round of the Golden State Ath- letic Conference was for you. There were elbows and bodies flying all over the court as the ref- erees called three tecb.nical fouls that led to two ejections of sec starter Eric Walker and Point Lorna's eighth man Jason Lee in -the first half. - In the end lt was a non-call in the closing :05 that left both coach- es, players and fans alike wonder- ing what exactly they had seen. Trailing 83-81, No. 7 seed Point Loma had the ball in the hands of All-Conference guard Jason MacKenzie who started a drive down the lane . As he made his cut, he fell to the floor and the ball kicked into SCC forward Mike Ruble's hands who pas5ed the ball into the front court to guo.rd Kevin Carlson who ran out the clock. Everybody in the gym WU looking at the three referees to see if any of them would call a foul on the play. Without a word, all three made a sprint for the locker room, putting an end to a wild game. "No harm, no foul,• said an exasperated Point Loma Coach Dan Davis. •All I know is that I see my 'guy lying on the ground and he had to get there some way." sec Coach Bill Reynolds said be really didn't see the play from his vantage point on the far end of the court. "He starts to drive the lane and Tin ust hopmg there's no foul.• Reynolds said. "The last thing we want is to send them to the line "All I can say is it must have been a phantom hand that stopped him. Just another ho bum night at the Pit.· sec (20-11) trailed by as many as 12 points in the first half, before cutting the lead to 51-4 7. A 9-0 run midway in the sec- ond half put the Vanguards ahead, 67-60, but Point Loma (14- Pirates eliminated, 82-69 SAN DIEGO -Orange Coast College's women's basketball team dropped an 82-69 decision to host San Diego Mesa Wednesday rught, which bounces the Pirates from the Southern California Regionals The Pirates (23-11) were led by Tina Afan (23 points), Jamie Sbme (17 points, 10 rebounds), Moruca Geraci (16 points) and Kathleen Kel- ly (11 boards), but were unable to unseat the Olympians, who improved to 23-6 and advance to Saturday's round against the Winner of the Saddleback-Harbor game. Coast rallied from 22 points off the pace, but could not cut the deficit to less than six at 75-69. I I I I I 17) came back behind the hand ot guard R.obeit Amo ~c:t who arored run of his game-.blllll•io 34 points m th& fioa1 eigbt-JDi.;;i: utes His three-pointer with '~ tied it for the last time, 73-73. - Ruble's traditional three-po.Int play put sec ahead to liitAy, 16- 73, as the Vanguards qualified for a semifinal berth Saturday ~ Kevin c.amoo Jed sec ':4 ~we'll be somewhere a • somebody on Saturday," Relf • nolds said. •we don't know whe.~ but we'll take it... r . COUEGE MEN • Golden St.t. Athletic Coo~• - Playoffs. first round SoCal c:ollegit SJ Point l.omll Hum. hlnU.ma•·-V~I~ ..;.~-""!"ti Amo Amo 34, Urie 10, ~~ MacKenzie 19, Cameron 0, Heckman 0, Lee 2, Rogen 4. 3-.pomters -MacKenzie 4, Amo Amo 2. Psilopolous 2. Technical fouls · Lee (ejected). Soeal College • K. Carlson 22, Walk~ 3, Ruble 9, Guevara 12, Darville 12, Rose 6, Watson 6, 1! B. Carlson 2. Kuipers 5, Janeskl 6. _ :.:.,_ 3-pointers -K. Carlson 5, Guevara 2, • Rose 2, Darville 1, Kuipers 1 .. ~ Technicals -Walker (ejected), Janeskt ....... Halftime -Point Loma, 51-47. ·~; ...- COMMUNITY ~E WOMEN1r"' Soeal ReglOMI, semnd rOWMi ~ ... .-: SD Mesa! 82. Onlnge eo-t 69 0r-. Coast • Nakamura 1, "", : ~ Takemoto 0, Afan 23, Pulido 3, Geraci 16, Salapski 2, Botana 0, "!'I:'° Shine 17, Kelly 7. • ....... Thrtt-pointers -Afan 3. 1., ~, Fouled out -Nakamura, Shine. ...... S.... Diego Meu -Huynh 19, -:·' ~ Qumtos 0, Wray 2, Evans 10, .... Lowary 16, Taylor 0, Dice 6, • .....,, Diamond 15, Khoun 0, Porter 6, ·nl..: Stokely 8. • • ,. Three-pointers -Lowary 4, Evans 2, ·: ''"' Huynh 1. ' •• Fouled out -Diamond "~t; Halftime -San Diego Mesa. 38-26. ' ' • .. ""''I 1 NEWPORT TIRE • 644-8011 I 3000 E. Coast Hwy., Corona Del Mar ·------------------------- wards Dinne r <f1 ~uction _A Nowcm ~NllA CHAllUCI Of COMM II.Cl //•c \c·11 /ru, / /.',11/1,,, 111'd ( /;,uu/,,., ,_1 t' t1/ll/( '< ,. 1111/1 1 , ,· 111'.·c ',, .,i .. ·11/ 11(' '''1''." ''t'1•'·,11 .· ·' · , · IJ/1/)'.( ,/1f /IJ1)i \,·1./1111' /f1 /1 hu, ( ,'1 ,,,'Jfltf\ /;,1,1l /1d 4/1i.' I 11, '/1 ~ • ~ 1,,, 1° 1 ' , l ' A.uctiqn Commjttec BctdJe Baird (Baird PrlntfAI), John L. Blom ( Jolrlt L. B/oM OutOM f>ltato1raplry. l.Jd. ), Mmie BVIN (Mam EWllU MOl'Utan1). Nonn Lo11S (Rttlrm) Bunt Chairman Barry tewin (1fyall Ntwf'Orlu) Auctioncu Jim Dale (DiueylmO-Club 33) Auction Donors Enlfr14inmtnt Jon Lundpai (Pl.ani.u) youth sports Dut:llDCe ._. ~ 1ttmcta..,. at commumty ~gaw,bllt(4:1 ' Ml-.S,evm~ CXX:-1 itUdeat~ la about 25,000. 1\actrs tbecily for the dilrftne 11 television. Unlesl IOID8bocly bU a .,.._i lmef8irt in the game. orla related to•.~ or cOac:b - wbetbet it be friaod or f~,-fam mnply do not go. The •average fan~ ha beeD &alt. There's ~~~~OD television DOWadays. a~ to "lbCker. But then .again. coaches like Tucker aren't around anymore. That's wily he's m the Hall Of Fame. Heat battles back for 42-37 first-round victory Heights takes 14-10 C Division tussle NEWPORT BEACI I -The Heat dlmost let an 11-pomt lead slip awdy, but finally nghted the ship in lhe fourth period to claun a 42-37 Victory over Villa Park m a first- round. D1v151on 2 mdtchup rn New- port/Mesa Nabonal Juruor Basket- ball playoff acbon In the Heat's vtctory, Villa Park battled back to take a SlX-pomt lead before the play of Danny Kirkorian and Michael Fitzhugh got them into foul trouble Matt Casserly hat some clutch Cree throws down the stretch to end ttie charge. The rebounding of Wilham Ward and Matt Bourgardez helped the Heat to advance .. In other games: liaUblazen 48, Santa Ana Magic 40 Greg Penine, Chad Rorden and 'Joey Molina all scored m double fig-wes to help the 1TdUblazers knock :Uie Magic from the unbeaten ranks. Penine scored 18 points with ~five rebounds and five steals, Ror-"~h\ chipped in 12 pomts and had Ip~ steals and Molina added 10 points and six rebounds. • Evan Cooper and Chns Gonza- "'" CONTINUED FROM 81 les put in nice efforts on defense. Elmo Dena Celttcs 50, Magic 37 The Celtics broke open a close game, pulling away in the final peri- od. Lou Castillo led the Magic with 12 points, five boards and six steals. Sean Sullivan, Steven Wllliams and Justin Stones all stood out All-Net Monterey Park 75, Hornell 73 Hornell 70, Santa Ana Eagles 50 The Hornets spilt theu two weekend games, losing to No. 1 Monterey Park on a last-second shot. Dustin Illingworth led the Hornets with 18 points and Jonathon Cantrell and Alec Hanson each had 12 points. Cantrell scored 18 points in Sun- day's win over Santa Ana while Illingworth pulled down 12 rebounds. Ronnie Prettyman had 13 points while Judd Hietbririk and Michael Williams each had 1 t. Xnkka 39, Allio Niguel Magic 20 Alex Orth and Patrick Joyce combined for 29 points and Jose Bolanos bad a player-of-the-game effort. Orth finished with 15 points; Joyce bad 14. Bulls 48, Elmo Dena Bru!ns 28 The Bulls (11-0) walloped the Bruins in a battle of the unbeatens. Taylor Young put in a game-high 22 points and Hunter Swanson added 16 points and 10 rebounds. Michael Flanders and Brad Wagner provided strong efforts. Dtvtslon l Gtrts Pacen 27, Brea Wolverines 25 The Pacers came back from a six-point halftime deficit to win in a squeaker. Melisa Vargas led the Pacers with 17 points and Julie Hitts added six. The Pacers relied on team defense, led by Autumn Smith's five blocked shots. DlvhJon 2 Girls Rapton 27, Cypress Red Devils 24 The defense of Crystina Poncb- er, Danielle LeValley, Ally and Kel- ly Flint, Brittany Hansen and Kathy: Brainerd that pulled the Raptors to victory. Racheal Beard led the Raptors with six points and 11 rebounds, Ashlee Cookson bad 1 four points and seven boards and Esther Lof- gren bad four points. NEWPORT BEACH -In a low- scoring, but hotly-contested game, Heights defeated Newport Elementary (No. 2). 14-10, in a City of Newport Beach Youth Bas- ketball C Division tussle. Joe Riggio scored a game-high eight points to lead Heights. Michael King and Nolan Hooper each added two points. Nicholas Gilligan led Newport with six points while Russell And- off and Joey Teckenoff each bad two. In other games: Newport Elementary (No. 1) 30 Uncoln (No. I) 10 Tyler Cornwell almost doubled Uncoln's score by htmseU, pour- ing J.n 18 points. Tommy Holbrook was also in double figures with 10 points and Blake Archileta added two. Philip Okura led Uncoln with six points while Sara Stern and Kate Heeschen had two each. Martnen .to, Uncoln (No. 2) 18 Alex Afrasiabi and Don Hunt Hunt teamed up to score 39 of Mariners 40 points. Afrasiabi had 20 points and Hunt 19. Rachel Donovan added one point. Uncoln was led by Michael Orozco and Nathan Packer, who had six points apiece. Enc Eding- ton added four. Harbor View (No. 3) 31, Harbo.r View f2 10 Neal Rafferty scored a team- higb 12 points for Harbor View No. 3. Other scorers: Jorden Cor- so, 6; Aaron Harper, 5; Grant Almquist, 41 Austin Brawner, 2; and Sean Amoroso, 2. Harbor View No. 2 was led by Corley Gonzales and Dax Huston, each with four points, and Kurtis Luebke with two. B Dlvhlon Harbor View 30, Helgbll 10 Steven Ward scored nine 'points and Brett Matsen had eight as eight players scored for Harbor View No. 3. Other scorers: Scott Kohen, 6; J ohnathan Hubbard, 5; Kenny Mendez, 21 Ben Halliday, 2; Greg Keene, 2; and Tyler Ash- brook, 2. Scott Sankey led Heights Wlth eight points. Allison Stoltz added six points and Tiffany Vander- sloot, Dan Puro and Tyson Murillo all had two. Martnen 22, Uncoln 12 Mike Afrasiabi led the Mariners with seven points and Dan Galbraith bad six. Michael Bury added three points and Alex Afrasiabi, Marco Milosarlijeu and 1Tavis Frederick all had two points. 'Lincoln had three scorers, Tuy- lor Pham, Mile Yourman and Sieta.ro Ochiai, four points apiece. ADlvlllon Uncoln 28. Heights 17 Luis and Jose Najar ·scored nine points apiece to lead Uncoln. Other scorers: Jon Philipson. 7; Alex Gero, 31 Blair Edwards, 2. Heights was led by Robert Chal's six points. Others: Jon Van- dersloot. 4; Oscar Murillo, 3; Con- ner Malone, 2: and Miles Meehan, 2. to get involved • a person to care and then to share. Hey, so I miss a 3-foot pu tt? There are people out there trying to survive." This year's event (April 2l) will be played at Mesa Verde Country Club. Participants get only eight bo~ to complete (or attempt to complete) 100 holes of golf. Thot's what gOJfers wUl attempt to do in the golf marathon for the National Dyslexia Research Foundation. (975-1424). • PYI: May 18 hU been designated Women in Golf Day by AJ:nerlcan Golf Corporate's more than 200 private, resort and public COUl'leS. Free lessons and clinics will be offered. booster of CdM football, on Monday a t Newport Beach Country Club. In addition to the annual CdM Golf Classic, spoiilOred by the Tuuchdown Club, a special evening is planned to r~ Wali. The John Walz Dinner and Roast will be held inlmediately after the golf tournament. Kelsea didn't g et to stay home after Christmas. nger, one of her biggest fans, hopes she'll make it to see b1fu perhaps one day wear the green jacket. • Elteban Toledo, a proteliional golfer from Mexico, ii now livipg in Costa Mesa. Toledo, who played in the Taco Bell Newport Classic Pro·Am last month.cDpreymted Mexico lalt fall at the World Cup in China, wtiere be finished l1Xth over.U. A total of 41 COWlbiel ~~ted. Davts LoVe ID and Pied COuPlel of the U.S. won the team title, wtth 'Love wtnrung the individual ctwnplonlbip. • 1.-t ,..., ... ...........,. 100-laole OJf marathon tund·r was ah~ l'UCCMI, a rather zapy, yet c:b&ritable, ~~olU.~ County CM.,,_ CLU (~ Ufe tJnderWftttr) & CbPO ~ ~~· 'JWosomes Will gather" as many sponsors as possible and play in a shotgun format, completing each hole o.s quickly as possible. Carts and golf balls Will be provided for players, and U a play.-lands too far •in the booni•," another ball wW lm.lnedlately be given for a drop. Quick play ii far more meanmgf\!l than your ICOl'e. AmOng the festivities following the ma.ratboa will be a Jan concert ~ Ronnie Kole, the celebrated New OdMDI plaD'8& wbo hM performed et th• White ffOUle four ttioel. lbe field It UmiWd to 38 golfen. • lnteteMcl Play_.. (or lpOOIOl'I) ltiould can either left GolM (22WU>9,, Jeui a.dilS (730-llOO) Id Mc:.0.Nntl . • Belt JMUDe tor a new product at the recent PGA Mercb4ndise Show tn Orlando, Fla.: The Mud Weasel. It's a ball retriever. • Lelp Slebaberg, tile Newport Beach-based sports attorney and agent, Will return as the Honorary Chairman of the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation Intemational'I sixth annual Leigh Steinberg Golf Classic on May 17 at 1\iltin Ranch Golf Course. Players and g\leltl will attend a pott-event dinner With c:elebriU. and athletet as table hotta. Tournament entry fee ii S300, whidl lndWS. ~ feel,1eepdla. lundl ...... entertalnmeDt ad Glmt audlan. Por mart detiilt, call S53-0ll3. • c..... ....... ....,. ...... ;z-wm 1aanar ...--...., John .................. ~ Por more information, call Ray Wlcken (250-1660), the golf tournament chairman, or Steve Riccabona (263·2200), the dinner chairman. • The Mg9rly uaUdpatecl Soutbwn California PGA Golf expo is Match 8-tO at the A.nab• Convention Center, where many loCal pros Will be~ oft brand new equipment and Offering dpt, Houn are 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Prlday, Mardi 8, 10 a.m. to 8 R&..JJO ,.._ and IO am. to 5 p.m. oa SuDMJ. c..11 999 8DOo for_. lab, •fml. • -THURSDAY, FEBRUAAY 29. 1996 Pla90 llOTICU PUil.iC ,.OTI , • ..,. .. ,......._.. 10 aml " Cll PUILIC NOT1CU "'IUC IOTICll PUBLIC CU PUIUC NOTICll PUBLIC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICIS PUii.iC llOTICU VWMV.ww•-... a 1'11atar Iha •stat• or or ttia amount or ~ t>ld "TTO" Iha decedent made P1yab1e to tn. Cotta ~ NIY AT LAW, PUILIC NOTICE PUIUC NOTtcl "°" INdl Lot Ui1it AdltAt •l\d fleetion to a.I. The ~ ..._. • • ct** ~ •Ml,_ ... W11 PUIUO NOTICI 11~'.H~.:!l~:~N w\rn11t•t1 MtH sanitary Di•1r1c1. No ~ ~ 00:-. iT;.• 0 ~ one• MaMT Flothlou• eue1ne.. l'Nf'll Ho, Ml.LA n-'. "'' undertig,,.d caUJtd •aid •-'Ort~-:.,.• ......, 11naet ua !)Mil • IAdl.111 1li lllU.DOll •• GOOD· COdleilt,U,ny~budm1~: ~:r~~.·~'~'c~m~~ ll:ACH, CA HHO. '1otttleileltua&..... Name ltat.m•nt ~~3s.1:~:02' Notk:eofDefNt •nd flee·=.:-....--~ :rL.."': lft~~ MAM, IOI IOUTH \0 probate. The Will Mef by •ucll casnl (' Ch k 27~ ................ ". fha fOllOWlllg J)tn1on• .,. • lion lO Sen fO ~ IKOtdad Of .................. lolblrl lot m lua -~ MAlll ITRaaT, ITI ~ny COdlcll• are available ctth or blddtr'e'.!04 ec ' Publlahtd Newport ll1• follOWltlQ ptrton• ert drolng blnlii.u u : Th• llz ~-~ A•eord• or S11d In tha county wh•1• the ..aionlteJothAnlndlll ,. Co¥ ol INllt CouAw Cit --7.20, CUlA.aU. CA f)f •ll•mlnatlotl In 11\t We No..bld •l\111 "cOmtct ·Cost.I Mon 011111 dOlng bulJMu as: Pua 0 Mat)\tU!lJJ Co~ '.!!!Y.!!!'..!~ P'~l!. EIH· ulprO'*'Vla~¥14 ~----··· •• Ow•«-•~u•w 12 ... ..,,4185o.ot 11 kept by lht court. tted UnltH ll ia made on 1 Piiot ftb 20 29 Water Pocfa Service Ceo· tlbnt, 4102 Rocqutt Club manta" O.aet~d In ind mort than three monthe bulll'le9a.., CNe ...,1 M: mao llCOfOed 111 booU:i!i ORANG• COUNTY THE P!TITION requestt blank foim fumlsl'ltd by lh• M ruary • • tor, 711 Wett 171h Streot, Orl11t. Hunungton 8e1ch. fot tht Purpo .. 1 Sat froth h•v• el•DHd alnce IW:h M '-"'°'°'front rimoe 14 '° 17 indusiwt oi ~ -MUNICIPAL COURT/ au/hf'llY lo administer tht Costa Mtaa Sanlllll'Y DI•· :irch e, 1090. W\M Unit 0-4, Co•ll MaH. CA 5A t2~9M A In, Artlc:let II ind VIII of record1llon "OftHlonll to tN CcMltY ~ °"' l!\t4ll IB lllt Ollite GI IM HAll90A DIV ~~I 'A~~:i'st~h~ lnd~pen-lrlct Ind I• mtdl In ac• 84 9~~ W1te1 Pools LLC ~;, ciub ·~1~~ .. 41~~ntl~: Thtt Carttln Certtln "-· FOAIGlo-. ~lion II 100 CMc: °""'* °""' W.-. COIJflW ,.Q,Qr OI IMI COi.i,_ PLAINTIFFt LAK· llltee Act. (Th~,'°~ufho~fy ;~i:r: ,~•hp~~s~ro: PUBLIC NOTICE (CoJJ1ornl11), 71t Wtal 17th too Peach, CA ei949 ° •t•t•d ~~,·~on o~c: T1u1t11. 2033 N Main :r-..::.CA ==--= ~ :'~ ... ~~ ~· E ft ID Q • MA INT£. Wiii allow lht petsonal rep. ~ulremtnla. SUP&AIOR COURT Strett, Unit G·4, Cotto Thie bu•lnan It con· ntnt1, t nt e • Street, Suite HO. Walnut Ind ..,. field ~ a ......, .,,__ "' NANC• ASSOCIATION IHentalive lo lake many Eac:tl bldde. mutt bo II· MeH, CA 92627 ducted by: an lnd1vldu1I lt1ic11ons Recorded on Mey CtHk. CA 84598. Tele· Mid o.d ot Tn.t In the ~,:. ~ ""':' :14 ~ OIJIKNDAHT Do.AV aclion1 wllhoul court •P· COf\Hd and also preq It. OF CAUFORNIA, Thia bu1lne11 Is con• Ha11e you t l811ad doing 23, 1984 u lntt1u'"-nt phone N1'0'1bat: (510I 133-~ eltuefed In aid * no ~ act NOTIClltOF provaf. Before laklng ctr· lied as required by la~.' A COUNTY OF ORANOI! ducted by: a llm1ted llabllily business yet? No No. 84·214034or Ofliclal 4860, By: CAROLINE , calllbfnlt detclll> tl\liy ':c, 1 ~lldl ~ -~Ill, ' lain very lmPQrtant actJon1, Class A or C42 contrac:I01'1 34t Th• Cltv Drl11• company Jack "1eeltr l\acordt of Said County. HANSON, Dote: 0211419 Ina lend ttMfttn: Id ~1 IOI!\ Ill Q MARSHAL I SAL• however, the porsonal rep. license Is required Poat Office The reglstran1 cornmtl'\Cad This 11at1mont wu hle(I Excepting Thtrtftom AH NPP0011390 PUB· lftOfe nAlv ~ In Mid 1111 tol u llltMd in Deed HHOC915C0072·A resentalfve will be required The Bo d f D · 1 eox t4171 lo tran1aC1 business under with the County Clttll of Oil O'I RI h M 1 · DMd Of 'trust nw ~ ICCO!Oed in DOOk 11261. ~e Dv. vim .. of a wrll lnvod lo give nonce to Interested the Cos~~ ~es~tei~~l~a~ Or6na• CA the llclltloue name or 01ange County on 2·1$-96 Ml' ~Al ~~·N ~'~'· 02/22/96, 02/29/98 t.INtute -~ 11 be-924. olllClll recoRll Of ~ on OCTOBER 4, 1995. In persons unlese they have District reservH the right 10 02813.;571 names listed ob. ovo on 01· 19903&73052 R""~' Od 0 ,! H d ·~ 03/07/96 lnQ ICl6d .... la". The lti'ellt Cou. M1 Tile 5tlett ldelttU aocl th• abova dulgnat•d waived nolice or consented ieJect any or all bide 01·98 Oally Piiot Fob. 22 29, "' te. •n l ' Y ro 8ddre.. and other common Olhercomtno11 dcslOO-on. ti tnf, coul1. upon a JuC1gmen1 e!l· lo the proposed ocilon.) The Contractor shall com-~~ETH;E.r-'tTTITOEHR TOOF Pure Waler Pools, L.LC, March 7, 14, 1996 Th242 e1tbon1 by Whetsoevtr PUBLIC NOTICE ~. r any, ct cne of lht l!I propetty Clescnbcd 11rtd AUGUS1' 14. 199~ 1n The lodependen1 admlnls· ply with Iha ovlsions 01 Ma<the D. Beard, Member Name Known, Geothermel IUI Pf°'*'Y descr'IMICI ibo'ft IS i-ifllC)lte(I lo Cle UH favor or Judgment c:redi· lrallon authority will be Section 1no fc: 1780 lnclu-CHANOE THI! NAME This statement was flled PUBLIC NOTICE Steem end Other Geothtr· CN1tHJM7 ~ i. purported '° ba: hcu 51tttl, lrWI~ CA 12114 tor(a), 1.AKERIOGE MAIN· granted unless an lntei· sive ol lhe Cahfornla Labor OF RAQUEL BRAVO ON wilh tho County Clerk or mel Re1ourc11 11 Defined NOTICE OF 1407 8onnle Doane Tenece. Tilt undef1!0ntd lfll51tt dtt TENANCE ASSOCIATION &sled person Illes on ob· Code, the rrevalllng rate 8EttALF OF JASEN Orange County on 1·24·96 FlctJtloua BuslnHs In Cellfornle Public Rt· Kiii iON TO Newport Beeet\, ~ 12121. Cl .. ms &ftr llabll1ty lor 11.tf lncot· •nd against Judgment foction to the petition and and scale 0 wages deter· ITZEHID BRAVO A 199153871118 Nam• Stalemant aources Code Section ADMliflSTER ~ ~.iontd Tru.tM ltetne$S of tne street 1dd1u11nd dtl)tor(s) SUSAN HEFNER show good cause why the mined by the Director 01 MINOR CHILD Dally Pilot Feb. 8, 15, 22. The followlng per~ons are 6903 tt seq .. Th4t May 841 ESTATE OF: dlldllml 111,y lleblllty fcw Other common 11e51gMon, 1f any, DELAY showing a net baf. court should not grant tho the Department of Indus. CASI! HUMBER 29, 1996 Th·2Z4 doing business as. Amerl· Within or under the P1rcelt llARGUERR'E any lnconedneu fl the shown herein The lolal •ITIOuntOI ance of $3S.1 .11 actually auth01'ily. trial Aolallons, Stale 01 Cal· can Consumer Counseling lttttt lddteU end oChtf tile unpaid l>lfanct ol the Obl•Q.t· due on .aid JU<lgment on A HEARING on the pell· ifornla, which are liled with A180031 PUBLIC NOTICE Service, 5672 Bolsa Av· of Lend Hetalnebove De· a.ENE FORGrr AKA commondulgntlltlon,Jeny, llOnsecureO~tllepiope~lObe th• dole. of the Issuance ol lion wlfl be held on MARCH the Assistant Manager/ AMENDED ORDER TO enue, Su110 #205, Hunting· sc:ribed, Together with .the MARGUBUTE £. "'°"""'herein. I.id ute w111 IOld .ilnd rtilSON!ie es-rNttd aald writ. l ha11e levied 21, 1990, at t:45 P.M. In Clerk of Ille District, and SHOW CAUSE FOR cns1344199 1on Be.ach. CA 92649 Pel'l)Otual Rights of Drilling, FOROrr Alt.A PEG ba made, but wMN>ut ~ C0$1S tllj)enses w jljvafocts at upori all right title and In· Dept. 703 localed at 34t shall forfeit penalties pre-CHANGE OF NAME _Fictitious Buslne.. Gabrielle Ellis, 14572 Mining, E•plorl09 end Op· FORGlf AKA PEGGY nant or Wlffllrlty, •J1Pfused 11\t imt 01 11\t """' ll!tiltallon ter"t of said judgment The C11y Drive South, Or· scribed therefore for non· PETITIONER(S) RAQUEL Name Sl•temenl Clearbrook Drive, Chino tretlng Therefor. tnd Stor· FORGrT Of lnlphd, regW'dlng tltle, m tile ~ of S•e 11 deblOl'(I) In the pro&;.,~ ange. CA 92668. c:omptiance of s.ald code. BRAVO ON BEHALF OF The lollowlng persons are Hills, CA 91709 • Ing in and Removing the CASE NO A181471 c::!,tllon• Of tneum-S2H,1tUO In ~o IO usll, tbA .COW'l1¥-~ If YO.I.I OBJECT TO~ Oeted1 h-rch .. ~.IIZ£HJD8BAV0,A.dolng ~ ... Seer This bU§IOOjS Js ~Qn· eme ftom S.id l'81'rd 0 Ti .n·,; ~ b ff to.paytM ........ ~TlllUMWlll~·~· Stale of Calllornla, de· granting of the petition you 1996 ' MINOA CHILD HASJ)-iAl/E Stearns Mortgage • Com· duCled f>y: an lndlv1duaT. r • 0 •. ra, •"9 -Ing Pf1nclpal tum °' tht cntck drawn on 1 state or nnol\ll scribed as follows: #8 should appear at the hoar· FILED A PETITION FOR AN pan , 5000 Birch, Suite Have you started doing Any Other Land, Including cienH, credrtOl'9, con-note{•) HCUAd by lekl bin~ 1 check Oflwn !IV 1 i11tr Of LAKESIDE IRVINE CA Ing and stale your ob· BY ORDER OF THE ORDER TO CHANGE 150y Newport Beach CA business yet? Yes, 1/25/96 ~he Right to Whlpstock or tlngent credltort, end Dffd of TNlt, with lnttfnt lederll creel! uniori or a c.nec~ 92714 ' ' Jecuons or me wilnen ob-BOARO OF DIRECTOAS NAMES FROM JASEN ~660 ' Gabrielle Ellis DlrectlonaHy Dn11 and Mine P4!1'90n• who may other-thereon, es pnwtded 1n Mid drawn~ a state 01 lederlll 5,.,. Ltgol dtscrlption of prop. 1ecuons with me court be-OF THE COSTA MESA ITZEHIO BRAVO TO JASEN C'MC Resldenllal Mortgage T.hls s101emen1 was flied from Lands Other than WIH ~e lnt41reeted In note(•), edllances, r eny: 1nos and 1oao assoolbOll, m erty: fore the hearing. Your ap-SAHITARYDISTRICT ITZEHIO HERNANDEZ Corporalion (DE),222Wost with the County Clerk of Those Herelnabove Da-the will or e1tet1, or underthetem\loftheciMd 1nosaSSOCJabono1sa'lt10Slllllk UNIT 34, &.OT 2 OF pearance may be In person Publlshed Newport BRAVO Las Colinas Blvd., Suite Orange County on 2·20·96 scribed 011 or Gas Wells both, of: MARGUERITE Of TN«. utlmlted f-, speol1ed 1n Secbon 51°' of tilt TRACT NO. 8899. COUNTY 01 by your anorney. Beach·Costa Mesa Dally It Is hereby ordered thal 600, Irving, TX 75039 19903673913 Tunnels and Shiftt Into' ELENE FORGIT AKA d\lrQH and t~ ot finano~ Code Ind iUtnonzed 10 OF ORANGE, STATE OF IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR Piiot February 29 March 7 all persons Interested In This business Is con· Dally Pilot Feb. 22, 29. Th 0 h A 0 th ' MARG U ER t TE E. tN 'frulltee end d the tru1t1 oo business 1o lilts slate In lhe CALIFORNIA, AS PER MAP or a contingent creditor or 1996 ' • this m111ter appear before ducted by: a corporallon Maren 7, 14, 1996 Th246 5 ~ ugf or f crh 11 L : FORG IT AKA PEG ctuted by uld Oted ol e...enl render otner lflill cull 1s RECORDED IN BOOK 381, the decoased. you must file · this court In Department Have you started doing u sur ac:e 0 t • • an FORGIT AKA PEGGY Trust, to-wit: 1421,188.0t 1ecepled Ille Tnislee ~ wilh- PAGES t2 TO 13, INCLU· your claim w11h the court Th248 No. 703 of lhe Orange business yet? Yes, 02/24/ PUBLIC NOTICE Herelnabove Desc:nbo,d, FORGIT &clmeted. Accrued lntttut hold tile issuance 01 tile TMIU's SIVE OF MISCELLANEOUS and mall a copy to the per· PUBLIC NOTICE County Superior Court al 95 end to Bottom Such Whip. A PETITION ha1 and eddllJonal edVancn, f Dee<! unol lun6s become av•l•lllt MAPS. IN THE OFFICE OF sonal representative op· lhe address shown above EMC Resldenllat Mortgage Flctltloua BuslnHs •tocked or Olrectlonallv been filed by RUSH N. eny, wM lnc:IHM thl• rlgure to the payee 01 enooBee as 1 THE COUNTY RECORDER pointed by the court within BSC 4849 o~ 3/5, 1996, at 2:00 Corporation, Roger C. Name Statement D1illed Wells, Tunnels and HILL, II In the Superior pftor to MM. 7he ~ matter ol nglll SJld ule lftfQ l>t OF OR~NGE COUNTY, lour months from the date NOTICE OF o clock p.m .. and then and Teufel. Senior Vioe Presl· The following persons are Shafts under end Beneath Coun of California ry ~ eeld Deed of Trull made wt willlOul tolltNl\I or CA~IFOANIA. of first Issuance of the let· PETITION TO there show cause, If .any dent <1?ing business as: Pekjon or Be ond the Exterior Um· Count\t of Orange. ' hefftofore executed and cs.. waHanty e ss or implled COmtnonly known as: 8 lers as pro'.'ided In section ADMINISTER they have. why the petition This slalemenl was flied E'/eS tor Art, 2453·C Irv ne its Th~reof end to Redrlll THE PETITION re· llvered to tht undenlgned a reoarang b~ possession Of La1<eslde, Irvine 9100 of the Cal1lornia Pre>-ESTAT .. OF.· for change of name should with the County Clerk of Avenue, Costa Mesa. CA Ret 1 E• 1 M 1 . • ueets that RUSH N written DttClatetbl of o.. encumt><ances t.o sat1slw tilt Record owner Is: SUSAN bate Code. Tho 11me for 111. ~ not be granted. Orange County on 1·24-96 92627 unne • QU P. 1 ntain, ~ILL 1 b _, _... • tautt and Demand tor Sele, ' ' HEFNER DELAY Ing claims will not expire ANNE SHIMMIN II ls further ordered thal o 19 9153157112, Ahmet M. Pekcan, 2453·C Repair. Deepen and Oper· • 1 0 epp ... nt ..... u Ind• wrttten Noac:e of o.. indeblednus swired ~ sad The property is a dwell· befo1e tour months from CASE NO. A 18 t 493 copy of this order to show Irvine Avenue, Costa Mesa, ate Any Such Wells or person~I . ropreeentatlve '"-"' end Election to ..._ Deed a~.ances thereunder. witn In lhe hearing dale noticed To all heirs, beneficiaries, cause be published In NB/ Dally Pilot Feb. 8• 15• 22• CA 92627 Minn Without However to edmmt•t•r tha Hteta "'8 undersigned ceuMd interest u PfO'lded ltlerem and !f'HtS PROPERTY IS above. creditors, conlingenl credl· Costa Mesa Dally Pilot, a 29. 1996 Th·225 This business Is con· the Ai ht to Drill Mine' of the decedent. uld Notice of Dtfd end trlt un~d pnooplll OI lt.e note BEING SOLO SUBJECT TO YOU MAY EXAMINE the tors and persons who may newspaper or general cir· PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an Individual S g • • THE PETITION re-EJtc:tlon to W to be ,. secureo by said deed w111l 1ntt11!SI REDEMPTION. PLEASE Ille kept by the court. 11 you otherwise be interested In cutauon published In this Ha~e you started doing tore. Explore end Operate quests the deo.~ent'e c..."'f'ded 1n the coun1y wt... thereon as PflMdtd'" sad Nole, REFER TO CODE OF CIVIL are a person interested In the will or estate, or both, county, al least once a flctltlous Buslneas business yet? Yes. 2·3·96 Through the ,Jrface or the WILL and cod1c1l1, If the !'Qi p~rty i. toated tees ch1roes Ind u :penses ol IN PROCEDURE. SECTIONS the estate, you may Ille ol: ANNE SHIMMIN week for. lour consecutive N St Ahmol Pekcan Upper 600 Feet of the Sub· eny, bl edmltted to .xi ll'IOfetl\an tnlMmontha lnis~e and ol ltle tnists created 729 010 • 729 090 PER wilh tho court a formal Ao· A PETITION has been weeks prror to the day ol am• atement This staiement was llled surface of Seid Lend; Ex· probate. Tho WILL end have elapsed sine• euc:1',... bv said Deed of T!'JSt Studatlll CCP 729.010 ·THE SE· quest for Special Notice of tiled by CHRISTINE t. GAL· the hearing. d~fr,~ 1~1~~~~~5P:~~o~~:d~ with lhe County Clerk of cept 11s Speclflcalty Pro· any codicil• ~re .avail· c:otdatlon. Golden We« Trull Dttlll Strwtct C1111111ur. CURED INDEBTEDNESS the lllong or an Inventory LOWAY in the Superoor DATE: FEB 06 1998 Classics. 1523 E t 71h Orange County on 2·5·96, vided 10 the Contrary Else· ebre for exammatJon In S.vtnge Auoci.tlon S«vtce 's' Tiuatet 2100 Slaewtll Drive, WITH INTEREST ANO and appraisal ol estate as-Court of Calllorn1a. County QA LE HICKMAN, Street, 316iS. Santa Ana. 199831572322 where in this Deed Any the file kept by the Co~ u Trustee. Pollt omce llttt 200, COllCOrC. CA 14520 COST IS $4237.51 sets or of any petollon or ol ORANGE. COMMISSIONER OF CA 92701 Dally Pilot Feb. 8, 15, 22, and All Weter, Rights or coun. Bok 3'957, Sen Antonio, TX (6101 103-7.340. llr: SIMy If the subject ol th1s sale account as provided in THE PETITION requests THE SUPERIOR John Plovosan. 7151 29 1996 Th2t8 I Th I N M THE PETITION re-~7, T~ Crlllb Assittut Stttur is real property and 11 has section 1250 ol Hle Ca.hfor-that CHRISTINE I. GAL· T Warner Avenue., #E24 t, ' nterests "~ n, 0 at· quests authority to Number. (210) Mj..4998, Dllelll: 2l1itl RSVP 11M4 no s1reet addreu or other nin Probate Code. A Ao· LOWAY bo appointed as CO~R 1 B 2622 Hun11ngton Beach, CA PUBLIC NOTICE ter How AcQUtred by Gran· edminietor the eetete S.lff Status l.ln.: 19161 2115,MZ,MI CN35nu common designahon, di-quest for Special Notice personal representative to aque ravo, 1 92647 tor or the Irvine Company, under the Independent 387-n 29, ~ Sander~.~ rectlons 10 il's location may form 15 available from the administer the estate of the Sunswepl, #5, Garden Clifford Miles Graubard, Fictitious Business and Owned or Used by Adminietretion of E•-~~~ ~~~882 ~ PUBLIC NOTICE be obtained lrom lhe Mar-court clerk. decedent. Grove, CA 92643 2618 w. Columbine Streo1. Name Statement Gr11ntor or Herainabove tetee Act (Thie author!· 2129 'J/7 shal's Office upon 1eque. st. Attorney for the P•tl· THE PETITION reQuests Pub 11 shed Newport Santa Ana, CA 92704 .Tile follo~1ng persons are Described, Together with tv will allow the pel'9on-• TNROUTISTCEEEOfs•tEll!,U0S.TEFL·Sls57'!-!NE Prospective bidders ttoner: authority lo administer the Beach·Cosla Mesa Daily This business 1s con· doing business as: The De· the Right and Power to al repre•entetiveto take PUBLIC NOTICE " " ..,. should reler 10 Sections AOBERT H eslaie under the lndepen· Pilot February 8 15 22 29 ducted by· a general part sign Studio, 17681 San T 1 A 1 0 h ti · h NO. 422-313-11 YOU ARE IN 70t .510 10 701.680. inclu· • dent Admln1strallon of Es· ' · · ' " · · Ralael, fountain Valley, CA rans er or 99 gn to t · many . 10 one Wit out OEfAUlT UNDER A OEEO Of slve, ol the Code ol Clllil HUCKENPAHLER, ESQ. tales Act. (This authority 1996. n~~~e'P you stoned doing 92708 era. to Explore, 01111, Ro· obtainmg co~rt eppro~ .. NOTICE OF TRUSTE-FS SALE TRUST DAT£0 0212s.t4 UN· Procedurt for provisions (CSB.# 27524t, 2970 will allow the personal rep· Th217 business yet? No Cheryl S. Norton. 17681 drill, Remove and Store the al. Be.fora tatting o~natn lS NO NEW7633C Jamn P LESS YOU TAU ACTION TO governing Ille terms, condl· HARBOR BLVD. STE. rosentallvo to take many PUBLIC NOTICE J. Piovesan San Rafael, Fountain Val-Same from Seid Land or to very important action•, Mulh9111 ., ~ ~led Trv5· PROTECT YOUll PROPERTY IT hons, and effect of the safe 214, COSTA MESA, CA actions without court ep· This statement was filed iey., C~ 92708 Divert or Otherwise Utilize however, .t.h• P•~sonal tee under lhe loiowl!1g detcrltoed MAY IE SOLO AT A puiuc and the liabillty of delault· 92626 proval. Before taking ce1· cns1347968 w1lh lh11 Cuunty Cterk of This business . Is con· Such Water, Rights or In· representatlv4! will be Deed ot Tf\JSI .,_.set al ll<Jllk SAU IF YOU NEED AN EXPLA· ing bidders. Published Newport lain very Important aclions. FlcUtloua Business Orange County on H6·96. ducted by: an lnd1vldual. terests on Any Other Prop· required to give notic e aucllOn IO Ille n.ghes1 DIO<l&" !or N.ATION Of THE NATURE Of TitE NOTICE I S HEREBY Beach.Costa Mesa Daily however. the.personal rep· Name Statement 199031570045 Have you started doing erty Owned or lused by to lnterHted per•one CW\~ !hi easn., or Ca1I PllOCEEOINGS AGAl"'ST YOU GIVEN that on MARCH t9 resen1at111e will be required T f 11 1 0 p 1 F business yet? No , unlee1 they have flf<I c~' 5'l8CllteO 111 Ollli CoOt " • 1998• 11 2:00 o'clock P.M'. Pilot February 22, 23, 29, to give notice 10 Interested he o ow ng pe1sons are a1ly 1 01 eb. 8, 15, 22. Cheryl s. Norton Gr11ntor or tha Irvine Com· weived notice or con-SectlOll 192411 (paylllle at lome of YOU SHOULO CONTACT A al ORANGE COUNTY MAR· 1996. persons unless they have doing businass as: KB Op-29, 1996 Th219 This statement was Med peny, Whether Such Water eentod to the propoted sale 111 ~ul ol IN l.Wle<I LAWYER. On 0)1"'91 it t :•S SHAL'S DEPT. 4601 JAM· THF239 waived notice or consent e~~u~~r~~~el':;~u1!': ~!!~ PUBLIC NOTICE With lhe County Clerk or Rights Shall Bo Riparian, action.) The indepen-Slates) " "9~ and lllleml AM . ROBERT E. WEJSS INCOll- BOREE AM 108, City of PUBLIC NOTICE to th\) proposed action.) part Beach. CA 92680 Orange County on 2·16·96 Overlying, Appropriative, dent edmlniatretion con~ ro ...io now Nltcl tr'( him PORATED as Ille Oufy ij>p04nled NEWPORT BEACH, County The Independent admlnls-Koll Investment Manage· Flctltlou1 Business 199153673672 Littoral, Percolating, Pre· authority will be granted under Mild ~ OI Trull 111 Ille T111s1ee unoer .and pursua!\l lo or Oronge, Slate ot Callfor· COSTA MESA lratoon authority will be menl. In<:. (California), 4343 Name Statement Dally Pilot Feb. 22, 29, scriptive, Adjudicated, unte11 en interested propeny '*eonahet Oescnbed Deed ol Trust, mordta on nla I will sell al public BUC· SANITARY DISTRICT granted unless an Inter· Von Karman Avenue. New· The following persons are March 7. 14, 1996 Th243 Stetutorv or Contractual· per•on files an objection TRUSTOR Mich~ s Newman 0)1M• u Ooc:urntnt No 9' lion to the highest bidder, -ORANGE COUN esl~d person Illes an ob· port Beach, CA 92660 doing business as: Al J & -PU8UC--HO.f.IC& b.JA. Witho~t,, Howtt~.r,_An. to the petition Ind m OinS1111a K NewmlJl BENE 011001> ~::~:~:O t': CALIFORNIA · " e1 vs, e) Amerlc Right to Enter upon the 81'1-0-WTQlS~l:lllISTWl'f a ~ 0191341 of Ollie~ Rtc0ros 111 :rg•hl,U~llt~ e~~t~ior~~t 1~~ NOTICE court should not grant the porallon, 126 East 1561h ~~~~~Y u!~~e.'"c~~raal.M;3;3a2. Fictitious Business Surface of Said Land In the the court eho~ld not ~ e Cafllomoe CorioatlDll tile olhce o1 the Rttor'lll!r o1 thoril Street. New York. New Yo1k Name Statement "'-rclse of Sue"' Rlg'-ls grant the authonty. Aecorded J~u-S. 1990 a 0 ,..~~... C·•• aaid Jubgment dobtor(s) in tNVITtHO BIDS 00 Y· 10022 CA 92627 L~I " " • A HEARING on the 1nstrunienr No -•9G-008062 of 11ng1 .,.,...~,. ....omra, tl'le above described prop· NOTICE IS HEREBY A HEARING on the pell· Thia business Is con· Jeana Gunter, 332 Tours The lollowlng persons are censea end Easements petiti.on will be hold on 011_.,. R _,,_of uteulc!d by Minuet Flores, a erty, or 10 much lheroof as GIVEN lhal sealed propos. lion will be held on MARCH dueled by: a general part· Lane, Costa Mesa, CA doing business as: Mitro over the Percel of Land March 21 1998 at n ..-ecord$., the""""'" lt'8 mameo man u his sOlt ~ may be necessary to sat· als for IUrnlshlng all labor, 28, 1996, at 1:45 P.M. In nership 9T2r61s217a Search, 23 Buuonwood Herolnabove Described for 1:45 P.M . In Ottt. 703 ~~~a ~e~~ ....... ~ se~ri1e l>IO!>ff1V, u Tn~stor isty aald eKecution, with ac· materials, equipment, Dept. 703 localed at 341 The registrant commenced Lysak, 332 Tours Street, Irvine, CA 92714 p S F h . "'"'""" ··~ ,... ........... .,.. Securtl f ~ •--wice crued Interest and costs. transportation, and such The City Drive South, Or· to transact business under Lane, Costa Mesa. CA John David Glasscock. 23 urposea H et on in located Ill 341 he City Ktibed "' Ille alor'emenuoned Y 1 ,,._,. • APPROXIMATE MINIMUM olhor tacilllies as may be ange, CA 92668. the licllllous name 0, 92627 Buttonwood Street, INine, the Oeclera~lon of Cove· Orlve Orange CA o.ieo o1 Trvg aid c:ommaity l P ·•California Lim11td Pirtntr 810 N/A · required for the CON· IF' YOU OBJECT TO the names listed above on De· This business is con· CA 92714 nants, Conditions and Re· 92668. l(J10¥lr1 ;is AJK/A 1912 0t11111 snip as Beoef~ty wil 511 at Dated FEBRUARY 13, 1996 STRUCTION OF THE FOL· granllng ol the pellllon, you camber 4, 1995 dueled by· a general part· This business Is con· strlctlons, Described Be· IF YOU OBJECT TO Lant Ntwpon Buch ca 97MO pullhc aUCllOn 111 the hlQllnl Division: LOWING PROJECT: RE· should appea1 at the hear· Koll lnveslmenl Manage· netship dueled by: an individual low, Ill Amended, All of the grenting of the APNi 117·.402.02 YOU ARE IN btooer for ca.sh, (payable at lime MICHAEL S CORONA CONSTRUCTING FORCE ing and slate your ob· ment, Inc .. a Cahfornia cor· Have you started doing Ha':'e you started doing Which Are ln~rporated petition, you thould DEFAULT UNDER A OEEO Of of salt m Llwful monty ol tilt M h 1 • 0 1 MAIN FOR AD-"MS PUMP tections or file wntten ob· porallon. Raymond E. business yo1? No business yet? No Herein-by Reference to appear at the heanng TRUST OAfEO December 21 United St.alu, lly cisJ\, a ush •' 1 • 1 rang• STATION, PROJECT NO. 1ectlons with lhe court bo· Wirta, EXecu1111e Vice Presi· Jeilna Gunter John D. Glasscock Seid Decteration with the «!nd state )'.Our o~jec· teag UNLESS YOU TAKE it(s check drawn by i SWe or Countv 111210().142. fore the hearing. Your ap· den1 This s1atement was filed This statomen1 was filed Seme Effect as Thou h tiO!"• . or file wnttan ACTIOH TO PROTECT YOUR n.atJon1l~actledtdrawnby1 Bv: B. BYERS, Deputv Bids will be received by pearance may be In person This statement was flied wolh tile County Clerk of with lhe Ccwnty Clerk 01 Full Sot Forth Herein·. t~e objecnone with the PROPERTY. IT MAY BE SOLO s~te or ledml Cltdll 1.1ruon. or a NOTE: Do nol lake down the Costa Mesa Sanitary or by l,our anorney. with the County Clerk of Orange County on 1-16·96 Orange County on 1-17·96 Rl,lt to Emplace on ...... er ~ourt before the hear· AT A PU9LfC SALE IF YOU tlltek drawn Oy • SGlt or federal or deface a posted notice D1s1rlct. al the othce of tho IF Y U ARE A CREDITOR Orange County on 1·26·96 19903869963 1991531570288 "" • """ 1ng. Your appearance NEED AH EXPLAHATIOH OF s.iVIOQS .and loan assoc:.,llOl'I, belo11 the sale or sallsfac· City Clerk, 77 Fair Drive, or a conllngenl cred11or ol 19903871463 Dally Pilot Feb. 15, 22, 29, Daily Pllol Feb. 15, 22, 29, or AcroHss thebParcels of may be ln pereon or by THE "•TURE OF THE P""' s1v1nos assoctallOll. °' SIVlflOS I. f l d p I Costn Mosa Calilornla unlll the deceased, you must file M 1 T March 7 1996 Th228 Lend erelna ove De "" "..,_ ba • ~ .. o .......... •102 ... ion o u gmen1. ena the hour 0• 1 10 .. 00 a.m., your claim wllh tho c:oun Dally P1101 Feb. 8, 15. 22. arc 1 7. 1996 h235 • · yaur ettorney CEEOI""' •G•INST YOU YOU n~ spe ..... ie in'"""""'" "' C s 29. 1996 Th.223 acribod, Trensmlssion Linea IF YOU . ARE A "" " "' T 1M F1rwic1a1 Code and llltllOnteCI ode ecllon 616 (mlsde· Tuesday, March 26, 1996, and mall a copy to the per· PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE end Other Fecllitlea for a CREDITOR or a conti'~ ~(HHOau:t~OH..!!:.. AorL1:.._WYmmonER 10 oo 11u. s1ness 1n this state) • moano1). ill which lime they wlll be sonal representallve ap· PUBLIC NOTICE ... ..,,,,. au-o--pub 111 he d New po r 1 opened publicly and read pointed by the court within Fictitious Buslnesa NOT C OF . Community Antenna Tele· gent creditor of tho oesigna!oon OI ~ 11 -1h• M"" (Nortlt) bll111t11 lo Ult Beach-Costa Mesa Dally aloud'" the council cham· lour months from the date cns1347971 Name Statement 1 E TRUSTEES vision System and Thereat· deoeesed, you muet fllo lfXM no wwrwuy ii g.ven 85 IO County Courtllousa, 700 Chile Piiot February 22, 29, bers. Sealed proposals of lirst Issuance of the tel· Fictitious Bualneu The foflowlng persons are SALE Trustee Sele No. 95. ter to Own and Convey your claim . with the i1s CO"'Cllllef>im or c:orreeiness)' Ctnle1 Ori•• Well. Santi Alla, March 7 1996 shBll bear the lllle of the ters as provided In section Name Statement doing business as: A) GVS 11 382 Title Order No. Such Lines end Facilities coun and matl •copy to The blrlehasy undel sad Deeo OI Ca., all rtont 1.U. and lfller¥t ' · work and lhe name of the 9100 °1 ttte California Pro-Technology. B) Eilex Do· 3 101177 Reference No. 1nd the Right to Enter upon tho personal repreeent• Tn..si herelOlctt e.,uiwled and tonveyed to and now ~Dfo ~ ________ T_h_2_3_71 bidder but no other dislln-bate Code. T~e time 101 f1I· The lollowlng persons are sf9n, 10942 Slater Avenue, 0090123541 APN No. Seid Lend to Service, Main· tive eppoil'_'lt~ by the ~ ti !fie unOl!lo'Slgnotd a under ~Id Deed of Trus( m fie PUBLIC NOTICE gulshlng mark. Any bid re· Ing claims will not expire ~:r~j;., b~a~~~.e~~ L~:~ Founleln Valley, CA 92708 4 40·334-09 YOU ARE IN taln, Repair, Reconstruct court w1th1n four "''"en Oecl9ralion of Oelaift and property 5.Cuated"' sarcs County ----------1c:otved alter the scheduled beloie lour months lrom Yoshiyuki Asahi, t0942 DEFAULT UNDER A DEED and Replace Seid Lines end monthe from tha date Demand to-5* ""° 8 """"" Cdiilom.•. O•Wll>lnO I.ht ~ SSC 4835 closing lime for the receipt ihe healing date noUced ~~~~n ~~~~. 4~~l~eewr~ Slater Avooue, Fountain OF TRUST DATED Ftcilltlea: Provided. How· of firet ltsuance of Noe~ d Oefaull ..o Etecit0n IO Ulfrtin LOI IS 01 lracl 2!J'TJ. "' NOTICE OF ~~eb1d~;J;ll ~~~~~~~~ t~ a~oU'· MAY EXAMINE the Newport Beach, CA 92660 Valley, CA 92708 11 /09192. UNlESS YOU ever. Thet the Exercise of lettere aa provided In Set Tt>e ~ caisec! said gie Oty ~s: ~~. ~ OI PETITION TO sl\all be the sole responsl· Illa kept by the court. II you Market Operators, Inc., a S~~~=~ ~~~n~e~ah~o~~ai~ TAKE ACTION TO PRO· Such Right Does Not Un· Hction 9100 of the Notx:e of Oefaull .-Id Electton IO Mranoe~ Book°'::~ ADMINISTER bflily 01 the bidder 10 see are 1 person Interested In California corporation, 40t Valley, CA 92708 -ncT YOUR PROPERTY, IT reasonably tnterfera with California Probata Code. Sci to tie '1IOOrded .,, nie COU11ly 2fP "d 23 ~ ~ Iii ESTATE OF: that hl9 bid Is received in the estate, you may Ille Newport Center D1lve. This business Is con· MAY BE SOLO AT A PUB· Grantee's Reasonable Use The ti~ for filing ""'8re t11e !NI~,~ ocared Mall~ tilt 011 ~':.~OU~ JOSEPH F. RYAN proper lime. with tile court a lormal Re-~~·;2~~· Newport Beach, ducted by: husband and LAINCESXAPLELA.NAIFTIYOONUONFETHEOE alld Enjoyment of Seid g~:;: ;~urnotrr:,:~: s.d ule ..alle mada bUI wslN:\11 Rt~r OI -u:t:,oy~ ~ aka JOSEPH A. RYAN A set ol plans and specill· quest for Special Notice of wile Lend; The Right, but Not ~ the he • d t CXJ>ten<Ylt Of war1Y11y eapreu or oroc>trtv hf1eto10R ducnbecl 1$ •k• JOSEPH RYAN cations ma~ be obtained at lhe filing of an Inventory This business Is con-Have you 11arted doing NATURE OF THE PRO· me Obligation, 10 Enter noomtic_,. _..0.,!nno • • 1~ n1911ding 11'le OO$S8SSIOO be""' ...... ••s 1s· n. ..... .. CASE No. A181432 the City ot Costa Mesa, Do-alld approlaal 01 oslale BS· ducted by: a corpoiauon bus1nossx4 17 No CEEOINGS AGAINST YOU u ... ... .... or erc::umorenoes '° P9\ 11'4 .... """' • ,, • .., .. . sets or of •nv petition or The registrant commenced • • pon the Percels of Lend YOU MAY EXAM-~"" ano othtr common ci~ll~:.~·~~nt?~°:~tcl::!~~'. e,~~:,e~tlh o~1:;b1;c, ~:~; account es .. providod. In to 1tansae1 buslnoss undor f~~i~n sahl, Yoshlyukl YOU SHOULD CONTACT Herelnabove Described for INE the file kept by the =~~"'-°'~~I desion.tion. It eny, of t11t rul tors, and persona who may Drive, Costa Mesa. Calllor-section 1250 ol the Cahfor· the llcli.llous name or This slatemonl was filed A LAWYER. On M1rch 14, tho Purpose of Landscaping court. If you are • par-llillt1 inle!'llS1 95 pr'O'llld9d ., 5aod l)IOC)tft)I dlwtbtd ab4M I• otherwise be Interested In nla upon a non-refundable nia Probate Code. A Re-names fisted above on With the County Clerk ol 1996, el 11 :00 AM, Pfo· and M11lnten1nce of the ton lntarHted In the Note ld'l'ence$ ~ lfTtf unoer ""' l)UlllOlttd to be l50 Wttt Wll· the will or astat•, or both, payment of S10.00. Ao ad· quest for Speclal Notice ~~·k6et '9b~ ratora Inc Orange County on 2·16·96 feallonal Forecloeure Cor· Llnd1ceplng on the Slope• Ht•t•1 you may flit 1erms o1 S8ld Deed o1 Tru$1 leei. too Street. Chia lku. !:.'. of: JOSEPH F. RYAN aka di11onal charge of $2.00 will form I• ivallablt rrom the Mlc~ael Walk:r. Pre~idenl ·• 11903673010 po.ration 19 the duly •P· of Seid Land bcept Such with tne court a formal cn11ges tnO e~ o1 !he tH27·iU4 Thf lllldtrsioneo JOSEPH A. AYAN eka JO. be made ii handi.d by court clerk. This statement wu flied Dally Pilot Feb, 22. 29. pointed Trustee under and Slcpes es Mey Be Contlgu· RequHt for Speclel Trustee n o1 1119 11\A'ts crN!ed Tnistet dtsellrms Ifft/ liltld4y tor SEPH RYAN mall. (Phone (7t4) 754• Attorn•v for th• P•tl· with the County Clerk 01 March 7, 14, 1996 Th244 pursuant to Deed of Trust. ous with Another Lot or Notice Of the filing of an by Slid DMcl d TIVS1 S.O ~ illlY lllQ)ftWCll!t" ot IN Sll1et A PETITION has been 5307 for purchasing lnfor· tloner: Orange County on 1·26·96 recorded on 11 /16/92 11 Othtr Lots In the Tract Inventory •nd appraielll Wit be t*1 on Mardi 21, lllM • '°°"" •rid other c:omlllOll filed b~ ROBERT H. HUCK· matlon.) CRAIO P. KENNEDY, 19903671465 PUBLIC NOTICE Document No. 92· 7B 1394 Within Which S 'd l d la of Ht•~~ M••ta or of 9 4) AM el The Main (Norlll desl()NIJOn. H any, 'lloWfl IWIJ<n ENPAHLER In the Superior Each bid shall be made ESQ. (CS81 78989) . . P 0 . 11 en eny patition or aooount Sild »It ... be l'Ndt. bUt Court of Colllornle, county on tha Proposal Forrn, pre>-Daily Pilot Feb. 8, 15, 22, ens t 34 7985 Book age of ffk:lal Re· S1tu11tad, Including the In· •• j)rovid~ In MGtiOn Enlfww:e lo Ille C011nty Coun· ~ w.enlnl ot ..nancy. of ORANGE. vlded In the contract docu· RENT 29, 1998 Th-222 Fletltloua DualnHs cords In the Office of the stellatlon, Operation end 1250 of tM Califomia lloutt. 700 Clv.c Ct~tei DrlYt upren.ICI or lmlll"'1. l'IOl~IAO THE PE'TITION requests ments. and shall b• IC· Sell your home Nam• Statement Recorder ot ORANGE Maintenance of Irrigation Probata Coct.~ A R• w .. t. S1nla AA-. CA Al the bme t1llt, posstUIOll, oi lrtql(ll that AOBERT H. HUCI<· companied by a cartllled or through classllled. Th• lollowlng J*•ons are County. California, ex· 6V1tem1 end Controls Per· quHt for S~al Notio• r:J h nhll ~ ol tti.1 l)Qnces, iq 1111 fie "mtl!Jl!lO ~PpoA7.~~'!i ':!pr!~~~~~~ :~~~~: n;~~~. ~.~ t~~ through classlfled e42·5678 doing business as; A. s. ecuted by: CAROL L. 11lni09 Thereto;; The Aight form I• evailabla from = :.,:'of":""~ pnnclf)M 1um of t11t ~•I Cabrnat, 2020 Ptec:ent11 JAHN, A WIOOW, as Trus· to Gr1nt 1nd TreMfer All or th• court ci..tc.. sct1.trcd ~ ut4 0..4 81 ll'l&lt. Ave.. Costa Mesa, CA tor, SEARS MORTGAGE Any Portlon~f the Rights A....., t. ......... = T~ ~ =rl\lted~ wilh llllt!W lflmOn, u ~ • STARTIN~ ANEW BUSINESS?? • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 11Je Ut,nl Dtpartmmt 111 tht DililJ Pi.lot is pkar«I ... ID lllrtlOlln« II ntw smJia MUI tninlttlJk to MW businessa. ~ wiJJ NJW SEARCH tk 1'lllM for you at no txtm i~ and saw you IM ~ llJliJ lk trip"' the °"8t H()IM in Smw Ana. Thm. if ttnmt. ".fin' ti~ Starch is """f'litttl'"' will~""" ftctitiws lnamar """"stAlmfmt with tht Cbunry CJM. ~on«" Wtdt far.foitr ai.wh Ill ~by ltzw llnd thm fik JO'!.' pro<( tf P"bliotlion with tbt ~ Otr*. 1W !*JI bJ to #Jiii" jii:liliws businas lllllll1H011111 tk DitiJj_ Pi/Qi, 330 W. Btty St. 0-MtM. If JOI' ODmtJt ""P 6" ,._ MIJ ra 111 (JT -0 ~2J/321 111fd wlll ....M •*"f'Jttmlt .Jiw:JI*. hitltJll this pioaJwr "'Ml .f Y!" J,,,JJ "'1vt fl1fJ ~~~Dill ia ll1tt1 UJt Will IN mort thin "'1J. IO--;Mi-GooJ k/t ~MW INmtoi __ ._........-'--'"-'~........__.~~ ~ . 9~~ a Iii 2308 E A CORPORATION, .. Benefi· RIHMd to Orantor or the .,..~ U9rrllly ~' ll1CI .iv.as IS Ill Slid nolt(a), tdYancl& •• .tl\W. Jon sa'ntat ,i.a CA 9270j• cleiv. WILL SELL AT PUB· 1N1ne Company. The prop. IOO ;:;:wt C...W Mt2,1tl S3. 0... 11\tbt'-v 1~ under 111t 111nis Ol Ille o.d ot Th.ls buslnais Is con· LIC AUCTION TO THE llflY heretofore dosetlbed Is ~ ... CA t9M JAMES p MULLIGAH, AS Tl\lst. t~ ftts, etiaroe• ducted by: an Individual HIGHEST BIDDER. FOR being told •as 11". The taz.eeo SAIO TRUST££, dQl Hotft and tal>tnst' of tllt Tru•unO TI1e registrant commenced CASH (pey1bl1 •t time of atr .. l address ind other a.o.;...y S<M "10 ........... Of tilt IN$b ~~RICI Ottd to ttansact bualntst undar sate In lawful money of the common deelgn1tlon. II 02/Z8. 03I01. 03I07 w~ $3J02.SOW (414)22 .. of 1111$1, to we. S111,W.U the flctltlou• nom1 or United Stt\H, by CHh, a any of the rHI property flJd or (4f4)lU t1'$ C2«l9M 2 EahmattCI Awlitd lnteitst namH lltted atiove on NIA ceshler'1 check drawn by dHcribad above le S)ur· PUBLIC NOTICE 29 l-73.1•1996 ae1c1tticwl aovancu " any, Dennis 8ellla lo I b k , ., O F .... lne11.\lt this rlOV'l ~ 10 Thia 1tatemonl was 11lod a •tll• or nit na an • a ported to be. 'l 1 u,.,.... tcme:8 OP ~ PUBLIC NOTICE The benllltllty u1'1C1et Uld !Md with ~ Count)' Cltik ol check drawn by I atata or TES, NEWPORT BEACH, ~ ~ .. No. . . of Trust lltttlOlotl edCIMllS W Orenv• County on 1.2e-t0 federtt credit union, or • CA 92880. Tha und•r· __.,... TllttOnllf No. YOU Allf tit DlfAUlT llllClt A CltMltcl '° ttll ~ • 18911eTt 411 check drewn by I etett or 1lgnad TrultH dl1cl•lm1 1W Rlfw•"* No. O«D Of TflUST OAllO wntttn ~ o1 °"es Oally Piiot fab e 1$. 22, federal .. vlnga end loan 1nv fflblllty for any lncor• -.,. N't' ~ .. ..., .... u.tll YOU TW OtfNlld tor 1.lla; *'14 w 29 1998 •.• Th·228 auociltlon, llvinga IUocl· rectnttll of the IUHt at!!· YOU ME .. ~1'""" ACTION TO l'IOTfCT lO\M NG4a OI ~ w ti ' ttlon. or Hvlng1 benk d1111 end other common °"' A OllD °" TMMT NC>f'EllJV, IT MAY If SOlO AT Sd fht 11n0m~ c.......s PUILIC NOTIC! •P•clftad rn 11ctton 1102 c1ae1gnet1on.1t anv. 1h0Wf\ :UT'IDT::"'°'~ ~=1:.L:W:~ Al4 HaUclt • 0tttu1 ~a l'llodt .. ue au.•a.M•• ol thh• flntnclal Cod! end h1rdtln.b Seid ult w1H ~ "'°11!ICT ~ ""'°'a Of M ,...... _,.t ~ =::: ::-',....,," .. ..... ltat• .... nt IUt orlHd to do butiMH ma •• \It without COW· fl.itfic*Y • IOU> AT A ftMt ,. ..... COtrTact A *" . ... - '"'-lollOwing perion• .,. "' thlt 1t•t•I. At: IN fHE nent "Of warranty, IXprH· MJL • YOU uw'm. •net Of 1Ulln ,....! ::: -UG - doll\il butlneN 11: Perfect QUAD ARIA OP CITY tad or lmpllitd, r ... rdlnO =° M IXPUfMllC* Oft Ulf W11D ma Of taUll ~ 0.: - Covtt, S30:t 0.5 H1tbof. HAll OF BUfHA PARK tidt. ~. 01 ~-~= ~ l• 11. 1Ma1..._ U .-A'T l Wiii& .... Costa M..-, CA 92628 CIVIC. CENTER Al 8H bn1nc:u, to pey _,,. ~ • ·-II nWI U... .. ' 'lllf 1ft ~urn•1ne'(tA,·~g3 ~· IEACH IOlA.EVAAD. Ing prtnelpat aum or the ~lt«Lt£. '=: di.a 11111 • 111!111W "'*' ~:-~sV ,.':, _. Ha~:O, Costa ·M .. ~ cA IUlNA PAAIC. CA, al not•l•I ••C\nd by Mid,., .. ...._ ... ..,..~.._ .... ..._ .IMll ~ C:A ""' 92e2o • ngM. Ude.net Mitwtcon· DMdofrru.t.w4th.,..... .,..,, : r --.o.. .._ • ._.It~ #lllJll!-Olll"W. =mt This bu•lnt11 11 con-Wved to 1nct no~ tilld by thtreon, M ptovtded In eaM • .. .,.,.. 'to•~ ~ ':_ :.-::' .. ~-~ ouctod by: a corporation "undlr Mid Deed of Ttt,,.t note(al, advenc.e. If .,.. • .... ..,, ,..... to ._..Br,..,..._. , 11 ,,._m,MI 1• ttava you a~ doing In the ptoparty ettuetad In vnclaf th9 ,...,.,.. of tM ~ '-..,.... • f '-_.... • N bltJlln~y.c?No ·-·I Hld~.callfoma ... o ...... TN*t, •Mft!MN -.-.-;:;=~ ~ .. --...... 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'OEM RICHARD HERYFOAO REP MARY H BECHTEL REP CAROL V HAMILTON DEM LONNIE L MAURER 51069 REAVES RESIDENCE 26 I 8 WILLO LN REP ADAL KERSOi DCM NANCY M BERG Dl:M RONALDA GAGLIANO REP ENID A GRAY 51215 (VANS RESIDENCE 201 72 REDLANDS DR DEM LIWAN I JOHNSON OEM LUCY DUBE DEl'J EUNICE A HALL DEM FRANCES S 0 SHEA • ~1216 NtWPoAT CHILDRENS CE,._.£~ 20221 CYPRESS ST REP BARBARA J MARCUS DEM INNOCENT J MOsaf!UCKE"R Al MAR)' U 0 FLYNN Rf P,DOLORES A OTIING -52001 BETHR TOWERS SOCIAL HALt Bl.JILDING 666 W 19TH ST REP ARTHUR R JERMY REP ELAINE D ALLISON DE~ E NONEMAKER REP JU.""H A OLMSTEAD • 52002 FIR!!Sl1\TION # 6 335«! SAKIOKA DE~MARIA ESPINOZA DEMOORA ARELLANO RH'ANNE K FRITZ IRE~l<OROT . . 52003 MES1. 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NOOTH 28 CAASON/llTTl.E AEP HENRY SMYERS. JA lHEATAE AEP OA1 r A CAEE REP ANGELO A VARIO REP KATHRYN S CAEE REP DEBRA L All&Ef '4f.P £LIZABETH A MY£RS REP NIKOLA J GRIHENKO 690'8 DEM KRAY '/NftO OAANGE mf 602 ClU8HOUSE GMlY AESIOEHCE 290 ORANGE Bl OSSOM 3 WANOEAWG fill REP ElllABETH D REP ITIVIN M HILLES J*\.ION c __ .._., REP 8AMA".A C FAAl.EY -=~~ CARL V NELSON LEIOifYON DEM tSAllf l AOVO MIOlll 11tM1 MAMS AOC>EHCE l.NV!MlfY HI !,..'!I. CARLO ~~ ~-'t?E~~ :rr.~--~~~ laE DIM JMMI AP MNAMAM NAG'I mt :: , =='sto1 ~OATEGA AEfO e'SIEGEL 59101 WESTfMK SCHOOlM' RM 26SANCAALO REP MARY A HIOOIH80l HAM OEM LN>A H CROCHET DEM BEVEAl.Y 0 JACOBSEN REP GtOAIA MELIKIAN 59102 WESTPAAK SCHOQlJMP RM 2SSANCARLO OEM EARL L HADLEY REP PHIET T BUI Rf P MORAISON H GROSSMAN AEPEDWAROW HALLMAN 59103 IRVINE CMC CENTER 1 CIVIC CENTER PLAZA DEM JAMES P FELTON OEM CAROL V HAYES REP ANNE MARIE OLDER REP MACK L VICKREY 59104 "1:\JL ve'RDAlE SCHIPE.Af"OAMING ARTS AM 2 PA.SEO WESTPARK REPGEOAGEC HALLSTEIN DEMJOSEPHP COUIG.NON OEMGEOAGEK CULLERS REP ELLEN POOCHIGIAN 59105 SOUTH LAKE MIDDLE SCHOOLIMP RM 655 WEST YALE LOOP REP VIRGINIA l CRAAY 'REP LUIS F AGUIRRE REP CYNTHIA H FOERSTEL·SNELL REP KATHEAINE L KROGER 59106 MEADOW PARK SCHOOt.AIBRARY 50 BLUE LAKE SOUTH REP JOHN H MOENING OEM DAVID J BAKER OEM MARGARETA JACOBS OEM l<ENNETH R KADAN 59109 EL CAMINO REAL SCHOOUMPRM 4782 KAREN ANN LN REP ALICE E BEAUVAIS DEM MARY J BROUGH 'REP ALAN 0 DRAPER REP JORGEEN S HOL.LISTER 59110 COLLEGE PARK CLUBHOUSE 14731 HOLLYOAKAVE REP KAROL A KLOPP OEM EVE CREMERS OEM JOAN M MILLER REP ROeE.Rl 0 NEAL 59111 RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN INT SCHIRM S. 1 •86 I MICHELSON DR REP WILEY V CONOVER REP SALLY G CONOVER REP CONSTANCE J KOUZELOS DEM LAVON M MARIZ 59112 PARK WEST APTS CLUBHOUSE 3883 PARKVIEW LN REP RICHARD A CLARK REP CATHERINE E DENNIS REP NICOLE Y KIM 59113 VERANO F'tACE COMMONS 6529 ADOBE CIRCLE AO GRN DANIEL F ZELINSKI OEMTHOMASL BRUNELL GAN CHRISTYL EVERLEIGH REP DOUGLAS L GEROW 59H8 SADLER RESIDENCE 14912 DAHLQUIST AO REP CONNIE M MOORE REP SHARON L suns DEC STACY L SADLER REP SYLVIA A SADLER 59119 SOUTH LAKE BEACH CLUBHOUSE 2 BLUE LAKE REP STEVEN P SCHIRO REP MARJORIE M GLASS REP NELLIE R MENDEZ OEM HIROSHI J UEHA 59120 THE MEADOWS MH COMM CLUBHOUSE 14851 JEFFREY RO REP BOYO E GRAHAM REP AGNES I DEVITO REP KENNETH B HENRY, SA REP GRACE l WEAVER 59124 COLONY COMMUNITY CLUBHOUSE 3611 SOUTH MALL REP OAA L EASLEY REP AV1CE M GRIFFIN OEM SHALINI MULAY OEM KIM G SEIXAS 69125 JAMES RESIDENCE 14881 GROVEVIEW LN 'REP NANNETTE T EDWARDS P&F GARY J GREEN REP JAMES L SORTORE OEM ROBERT C WARD 59127 GREENTREE SCHOOUHAlL 0-0fC 4200 MANZANITA ST oec JOHN H MANESS Al JULIANNE M HOWARD REP ANN C MANESS REP DAVID P NESSl. 59130 VISTA VERDE SCHDOLJMP RM 5144 MICHELSON Ofl REP PAUt. D LEFWiE REP HENRY E KASS REP LAURA B TURNER REP BOBBY 0 WELCH 69133 VfAANO PU.CE co~ ~ AQ08E CIRCLE RD REP CTHE\.1 COPLEN OEM LANA J FELDMAN REP lOELTRAUT 1.SlEHR DEM WADE P MNM,IR ni.r. will ~ no oOllinO placH for 1t1e following pttlCinClt In "'-eleef•.:ln, and IM ~liheCI ¥Oleta lhlll \IOte bV 90Mf1I llCMt ~OI Of WJt• at IPll Office ()I,,. Aegittr•• of VoWt, 1»0. So Grand AvtnUt. SWltl Ma Celilomia 6'-·068 fi M>eO 11 OS'.J S1'°8' 51"°'55 61--086 t>l 061 51 070 ~M63 51 ta& 51'202 &1212 Sl-213 .5201& S2-02.3 !i2-021 .52•17& b2 ,16 61·180 ~'1! ~ 83;.'313 ff.OD I 58-002 ~7 ~ Je.070 690'4 ~ •tOI ~ 11 59-117 69-129 &t-131 51-,. ~"'~ " • ,. .~ ~~ rOOAI. 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REAL ESTATE NEWPORT BALBOA NEWPORT RENTALS TO ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONALS 3002 EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT WANTED ' 1625 BEACH 2169 ISLAND 2606 BEACH 2669 SHARE 2724 2920 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 5530 SERVICES 5533'.j ~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~ ****WANTeD •BACK BAY Avl Nowl 3 Br, 2 1/4 B• Upper, •1BR $92~* NB Beautlful·Oover $$CASH$$ IMMEDI· CRUISE SHIPS • DUPLEX/TRIPLEX 3/4Br, 2Ba, hse, frpl, gar space, W/D, Ll\lle 2BR 2BA $725/Up Shores. Lndry, phone, ATE $$ for atruc· Mentor HIRING '• I • 2·HOMES ON A LOT gar, pet ok. $1575 lse. Island, yoarly S1850 Refrlg & dishwasher cable, clean prl)CNo/pet tured ••ttlementa, LM PsYQIC RIMMNG$ to Mllllonalr•• Earn up to $2,000+/' • Private party seeking 640-7262 or 373-6600. Agt. 673-4062 Incl. 60x30 pool. No S400+ull 94~9515 •nnultlea, Insur· month working on to purchaso 1 of lhe 1 N f N •nc• cl•lms, lot• Seeks leaders with cruise ships or land· BAY RIDGE Prlv.·---------pe 5 • 0 ees. 0 NB Udo ls·Lg Br·P· .. ba 1 900 255-0400 d I & • ti above. Call Gina at: •• lease 545-4855 •• terlea, and mort· • • es re mot1va on tour companlea. No 714.574-4246.oays gatod com. 11 •• bright, BALBOA · Md/gdnr, w/d-lnc. Cln gages. 1·800·388· Ext. 5311 & 5312 to postlon In new experience necHsary. 714·969·4786-Eves newly painted In & PENINSULA 2607 1Br 1B• dual lovol n/s, m/f, young, prof. Avl 3582. J ,Q, Went· u .",... __ .,.11,,... co .. new industry For Information ~ HOUSES/ CONDOS ' FOR RENT out. Upper w/prlv twnhm. Vault ceilings, Nowl S800+uU 675-4643 worth, the natlon•a 1L-._-_..111-til.ll..,_..11A6U~i1M.-_JI Personal training (206)971·3552 Ext. bale, 2 BR, 2 BA, 2cliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii frplc, encl gar. $1250. NB/B•ck B•lf house. onl'// direct pur· and support 1-800-C89519. Fee. gar, com. spa & pool B•lbo• upper 3BR. Avail lmmod. 675·8003 Br/pvt bath. Clean. ,_c_h_•_•_•_r_._____ 594·5079 279 Haverfield $1250 2BA, 2 Decks, Garage •BLUFFS CONDO Patio, fp. Male $600. DEBT --------·'.,--------1••·-----· 497•9409 $1375, Agt 642·1872 Newer 3Bd. 3BjS, den. 436-6665 or 854-6460 CONSOLIDATION. MEMBERSHIPS MERCHANDISE BLUFFS 4BR. 3 BA1 _________ On the pool. 2/gar.1---------Cut your monthly pay· 3018 end unit, vaulted ceil· CORONA $2150/mo. 759·0342. Npt 26r 2·sty condo, 1 1 50% 24 ---------_,... 2 Sea Pall·~ gar Mair men s up o ' · iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil P{T COUNTER HELP Ing, 2 car gar, pool · · w, • hour appro.yal. LI· 1 $1995 mo. 458·5232 DEL MAR 2622 Cannery are• up· bdrm w/pvt bath, con1ed. bonded, non· •Yacht Club• Phones. sh pping.1---------., I • I i---------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii at•rls studio •pt., hardwd fir. cable & profit Kimberly Credit •M•mberahlp• Friendly & respon. N.pt ANTIQUES 6010 _B_AL_B_O______ I h 2 B wf1'ar, MUST SEE! phn. $450 +i,; ulll. 1·800·226-0190 Ext. For 1 /2 price . Beach.642-6262 ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii/i A Beach Area B=u~d!. ~ c~~·gar, wi'd _s_eJ_~s_o __ e_7_3_-o_3_4_6 Avail now. 548·3212 81. (818) 441·9950 -P-OS_T_A_L_&_G_O_V_'T_J_O_B_S_,.****ANTIOUE••• ... ISLAND 2106 p I I y I hkup, nu paint $1275 VIiia Balbo•, lrg, lux, Npt Crest master ste, $21/HOUR+BENEFITS ••FLEA MARKET•• 1 en nSU I ear Y 640-7000 ext. 306 1 BR, furn, avl 3/1. garage. near beach ---------·--------NO EXP WILL TRAIN •SUN, MARCH 3• ... Grand C•n•I 1 Br, 2 Ba, parking, lots ol patio, Vrly $1350 mo. Agt. 673-4062 Unfurnished Ocean/Harbor views, Tennis court/pool. LOST & A.ppl+lnlo 714·647·1991 Hyan Newporter/NB , ~ 2 & 3 Bdrm L~a~ ~!::h~1~6h~·~~!: $1050 mo. 650.7048 $650+ 11'.Jutil. 646·9299 FOUND 2925 EMPLOYMENT Retell Sal•• for up· PCH/Jamborff ~ Steps to Sand Walk to beach! Quiet. ROOM IN NB 3Br 2Ba iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii scale Nwpt boutlquv. 6:00AM·3:00PM "" $1450 87~5828 _S_O_UT __ H_C_O_AS_T___ Hse, pool Avl lmmedl FOUND 2126 • Two ---------• FT/PT Well·groomed, Dlr/mfo, 714-673-2771 $995·$1450 $550. 714·774·1818 children·s bicycles at EMPLOYMENT expd, familiar w/d&-•8UYINO ITEMS.• CORONA ............ IDELMAR HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE 2122 VI.Ila Rentals COSTA MESA 2624 METRO 2686 Pager 218-4533. Kaiser School, c .M. signer merch. 759-1791 From l800-1960. 1 pc' Call & please describe 5530 Sales to entire estate. Pain\· PropertyMgmt liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2BR duplex. Newl•••••••••. __ 8_5_2_·1_04_o. _____ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Overquallfled? lngs, china, glswat.,, ~ •$300 OFF• I S N .-s-klng A Change? furn, etc. lmmed cash, 675•4912 b pant. love. ear COMMERCIAL Loat female white $35,000/Yr Income 1 call closers only for tops. 673-6223 tv l'll9Q. , $415K or $1850/mo 1 Br 1 Ba, 2 Br 1 a. shopping. 835-1198 Boxer 'Sugar'. ap· potential. Reading 2Bdr 2Ba+D&n. 55+ Carpet, drapes, gar, REAL ESTATE 50 lb c M books. Toll Free (1) natlon·s largesl est .. gas paid, only $625· Ne•r SCP 3BR 2BA prox '· · · boat advertising co. Open Sat/Sun 12·5 $725 por mont h. encl garage, laundry Back Bay (Irvine/Univ) ~~~·88~~;~7e~:11s~xt. R· Must be • e 11· 3731 Lilac Agl·760-92231---------409 Bay St. 645-4851 rm. Quiet, xlnt area. 2/18. Leash & choke motivated, d1sclpllned , $995 2BR 1 BA $950/mo 546-6883 chain still attached. "'"$"""'4..,,o,..,"""o""'o""'o..,,/Y,.,.r-"'"ln_c_o_m_• possess strong cus· Ullhllos Incl. No Gar Do you have model· 205•E. 19th Street BUSINESS OFFICE Joo (H) 650·6118, (W) potential. Home tomer service skills w/ and want to live In washer/dryer hkups, ••••••••• •--------- GENERAL 1002 Roar Unit, Ve~ Large quality furnishings E·Sld• 2 bd 1 be, FOR RENT 2769 631"5226· Typists/PC users Toll a pleasant hone er· Don 559-98 0 Agt. 1 n oy earn GQV'9FOB£C>.LU~U-f Mawpoft'.a gle mht very cute/ ex T-1361 for listings. environment. Xlnt hO(ne• for pennies ce•n eunaet at a RENTALS Sub·lae. short term/ friendly, w/purple col· A IR F 0 RC E 0 p . oppty to join lnnova· or(_~t.~llnquentTax, "'ewe 2Br 1Ba. No "actlon0Jno11naltenl E 'aldeBackB•Y phn avail. Furn, 200-ler. 17th/Orange PORTUNITIES. live cow/a great wa· R•pPa. REOs. Your pets. Frplc, 1-car attch whilo on ttle market 2 BR, 1 Ba, w/d ••••••••• 1400 S/f. Starl at $1 /ft. 650·0818 Now hiring high terfront locallon cau1---------"3" Area. Toll Froe 800-gar. $127!~~~24r'1 for •al•? hkups, patio, $765, no Near airport. 436-6665 MISSING CAT 26th/ school graduates for Immediate open· APPLIANCES 601i:~,"'.: 698·9778 Ext. H·1361 street. Agt. -Call 71 4-723-1151 pets, 631·7813 ------------------27th St. & Newport ages 17·27 for me-lngs. 723·7375, ask for current llstlngs. Lg 2 BR, 1 1/2 BA. gar ROOMS 2706 INDUSTRIAL 2788 Blvd. Long hair, topaz ctlanlcal & other tech· .,,...,ro_r_,,J,..,o,,_1..,;•P;,.,h,,...=---., ii ---------•COSTA MESA 2124 Udo lal Ba~ront 3BR w/opener, paUo w/lg iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii eyH. 723-S841; FAY. nlcal areas. wa wlll SALES PROF needed Refrlg, new, dormitory. •" 3BA+lam rm or ~lh yd & clean 1964 Ana-Balboa Peninsula Point 723-0825. Reward Is train you. Call TODAVI to markel on-line soft· size, while, 20•1'hc18. COSTA MESA 1024 br,(dock avt) furn/uni helm, 1875 545·3229 Nice clean, quiet home. Coat• '!'••• 2400 sf. one kitten next lltter. 1·800-423·USAF. ware services for Na-$60. Call 644-741& Attractive 6Br 2·sty wk/mo/yr ..... 650-2300 H r 3 BR 2 BA W/ flurn bdrm w/klt prlvl, Placentia/17th St. area R E W A R D tploannayl SAoftwll arca•111Co1~= _F_URNITUR ____ E ____ . ••BALE BY OWNER hm, fncd yd w/deck, 0ewe ... • Uo w/d $450 4 67s-2102 $1350 646-1164 CNA'a/Care Qlver •r 3Br 28a +FR & Pool nice nelghborhd. Avall Lido Isle 3Br 2~.ea. • carport, pr •• pa • L O S T: & Companion• bound. Income poten- 2 Fplce. Remodeled & 4/1. $1 595. 546-7020 frplc, 2-car gar, patios. & paint $1030 mo. NB/Eastbluff. Pool, gar,' .. •••••••• Gold Rosary Qeads. Transportion • Ref's . tlal $50.000+ first iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil; D R d .. C Pl 111 Via Eboll. $2300/ 2567 Orange 434·9936 cable, w/d".1ennls. N/SI• M esa Verde Area. PT-FT 714-752·6608 year. Call M·F "S.·OO •HOUS .. ""UL• ecorated. ea y to Cla to ... st z. 2 mo. 310-277-1583 5450 tll I 1 Jr 97n BUSINESS" & .-....-movo lnl $249,500. stry, 3br 2v.t ba u nc. m '7" . Family Heirloom. _C_o_ff_•_•_H_o_u_a_•_S_e_rv_e_r_' Eastern, (513)347· Leather sofas. sleigh F Ap l 545 2103 F I DR I ••••LUXURY l!A.. 7151/wrk 759-5035/hm FINANCE No questions asked PT, trlendly, customer 0061 bed, entertainment at· or p . . ~~~.m~trl~:. Nu' d~!'. W•t•rfront Condo GA.-..1 Npt Bch Room Quiet., .. •••••••• 714-549·9058 servico oriented. rell· ---·-S_A_L_E_S___ molte, Victorian furnJ. pnVcrpt. Pool/tennis. 2BR 2.75 BA. Highly LQCA'nON Wooded cmplx. Poo1.1• FOUND -5 koys + able, wk·ends a must! REPRESENTATIVE ture silk tr,es, coflH NEWPORT 2 'he a t t g a r . upgraded. With boat M prkng w/d, cablo. Full alarm activator Found wlll t1aln. 675·9300 & end tables, ••c. 11 $ 2 8 0 0 I _._ Growing community BEACH 1069 Exceptional $1.;!00. s P • m 0 • 1-2-1 '-. prlv. $385 556-8864 BUSINESS 2/25 near UCI. Call ---------• Grandfat her cloc;lc, in iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 840.8107 842·9697 Agt 640-7000 Ext 306. s.r•g •-. 646·2232. COLD CALL CLOS· newspaper group 1tek1 714·894·9880 ; n --.----------OPPORTUNITY E R S 0 I I e r a c· display sdvertlslng repra-Bv Owner 3Br 2'hBa College Park trlple1e. Nwpt North 2Bd, 1.25 VACATION ceptance of all major sentatlve w•lh 1 year mln1· 2 NICE SOFA• • .. ~ Now port Terreco 2 mstr Br, l lhBa, gar, Ba, fp, deck, w/d, ber· Gated/COv'd prkng 2722 2904 HEALTH & credit and debit cards mum eiq>eritnce. Excellent Your choice, 150 • condo. End unit on $800. 2289 Fordham ber carpet, 111• fir, gar. Bevetora. Pod RENTALS liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Indulge Into the explo-ti.nelit pacuge including _•_ac_h_._5_4_a_-1_os_9 __ _ cul·de·sac adjoins 7 #B. 818·961-4783 pool. 511 50 759-06oo. ~~eight Room iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Local Vending Rte FITNESS 3000 sive A.T.M movement t:.ase salary fOf th• ener· Design Center Prlcea acre park. Pool, sec Sp•cloua 4Br 31hBa, ..,.,._Mgmt. Oce•nfront 3Br 2Ba cash Income. Over 20 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii among retailers. Hard· getlc sales professional. 75% OFF JI guard, etc. $159K. For LAGUNA fam rm, formal dining, W. Pd. 81Cupto"50. near NB pier. Book Prima Locations. *AFFORDABLE* ware leasing with Physlca~drug scrten1ng r• Manufactur•'• A•P .. more Info 646·9435 detch bonus rm, lg yd Gea & WIUrPtlid now for summer wkly 800-678-1663 HEALTH INSURANCE competitive rates & qwtd. EOE. Please send Sofas, l ov•••••s.' ... 1 DUPLEX on Speelacular BEACH 2148 /patio, newly dee/up-rental. 714-434-1424 1-M-C_l_P_h_o_n_ec"'"ar_d_R __ T __ E'""S-Nat'I Assoc. for the pr_icing. Average com· resume to Judy oerung chairs, armolre•. C(if· grds $2450 640-1327 sell-employed. 631·~658 mission $3SO-S700 per . · Corner Waterfront Loll · · LOCATIONS GOING deal. For Immediate ~Calllornls Community fee tablea, Iron bed,. 1 48FT Dock. $795,000. bcluslve No. i..ouna The bHt of Orange RENTALS TO FASTI Inv. Req. c 0 n 1 1 d 8 rat 1 0 0 News, 330 West Bay Street. 582·8013; Pgc 488-1905 Owner/Agt. 675-0120 Lg 2Bd 1.5Ba. Sleep-Co's fabulous homosl 800.700-7177, 24 Hrs. 11 You CHERISH 432•6597 Costa Mesa. CA 92627 °'•--------- EASTBLUFf.2328 Aralia Ing to barkln7g"~2sl VlonalDolnaapl:'//rf,~:O't'1~g• SHARE 2724 ONCE IN A LIFE· YOUR LIFE _C_O_P_l_E_R_S_U_P_P_L_IE_s.,..•"'~1 'f,"5~ resume to (714) MERCBANDlSE .... $465,000. Beautifully Garden/gar. 3 .,..,..,.. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiif TIMEr FOUNDER'S You BETTER "" "' "" ~ cuatomTzd 1ngl·1ty ~oT ~~o~le ~ltflll~~ll:~•---TI-N_G_T_O_N ___ CDM 1 Bdrm avl. uus POSITIONS going STOP SMOKING ~:~~:~~ cr~.0~~ .. ~~ S8J .. /Merchandtslng MISC. 6015 .. 5• 3Br home w/spa. NEWPORT urn ur HUN paid. No nats, non full Call for your frH 714-760-8182 new acct people 63m-PIT for Major GrHtmg • AmenJUes too numer these propertlH while B''H'CH 2640 .. -di M C d C 12 15 h •"""' P' ..... T ••• • CltnJ • 1 R BEACH 2169 they ara on the mar· &:on smklng. 708 Avacado long stl'nce. anag-l2noon M-F Top comm! ar o. • r.,~... ._.. -..., ous to ment on. • ket fOf sale at • frac·l'iiiiii~ii!i~~~iiiii $390 875·8634 era needed. Oare to Great Oppty. Call Rick Call 714-870-5428. avocado (fruiting) 110. duoed $104K from I' ,,,----=---.,..--succeed! Have the DIABETICS! Free 8am-tpm 71'4·582-6923. TUTORS $"·$11--. On/Plgmy palms-lg l10 orig price. Sandy Mitt· tlon of th• normal ••LARGE 1 BD Close Dover Shor•• Spa-courage 10 call l -800-auppll•• tor those • ,... H b 11 fll man 729-7271 or 644· Npt Crest 2Br+ loft, cost. CALI.: to beach. Encl gar., w/ cloua hse w/pool. Bd/ 8S3·6S40. who qualify. Medicare/ Customer Service/ CF hr •.mn/bc hlo11Lc 8•t1lcn/uSlpuaan.. fo:,t~n• i11~~m.:,d.. 1oee Pru«J-1nn Douglu 3Ba. 2-car gar, tennla, 714-280·8080 balcony. 211 Adams w/ba, fem only $550+ •---------lnsuranc:;• bllled direct Order desk. Sharp, blh 520 ~4 ,._ ~ .,.-·· pool. tmmaculat•I v.,..111 •• 2Br COndO, S650 060·2440 'll!utll. N/pel. 673-7092 PAY PHONE ROUTE for 1811 strips, Insulin, friendly, computer ht. 3.2+GPA. •43·2700 s . . .. lJ ACREAGE 1125 $15715. Bier. ~2-3850 2Ba, upgrds, 2/prkng,,~--------35 Local & Estab SltH glucometers. Satisfacl-P•~on w/xJnt comm. Computer w/aoftwlln'• 100• Oc••n Vu bh $1050. ,. Lido l•I• Shr lrg hm ton guarantHd. Ub-skllls needed FfT M·f a/Id manual• S3!90 Luxury 1 Br Condo. ~::· ... ~~ueo::e1-3834 NEWPORT w/prof fem. Pvt br/bth, E~~~~;kly •rty Medical Supply. $8-10 hr. Applv lo-3 Oak Iott bed w/mat• .. 219 ACRES, $120 Hrdwd n. Prv dck. V Ill St di BEACH 2669 ::i~'. =~·a":~7e'f:' 1-800-762-8026. Men-2/27-3/1, CLS, 1821 ,".eb~•' ~~~~.~71 • PEA ACRB. south· Gated 11295 722-831• •r•• •• . " 0 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii tlon 2015. Reynolds, Irvine 474-• " Penlh•• beaut furn1• iMiiiomn;;•:;;rcCitt\ieC"chlhiSSoOLL.egu~mnaal1••••••••• TENNIS LESSONS 9044 Fax 474-8996 e.tJ~ w••t Toxaa moun-*211 ColtonitA Dptx & raml'd Pool gym 38r 28• ocean view, c:. S talna. Owner finance. 3Br 2Ba. 1~ .. ,. PCH & gar s90c) 722 7648 ' 2-car prkg, frplc, d/W, OcHn View. ,..hare ANNOUNCEMENT 1ST LESSON FREE DELIVERY DRIVER L I I ti ...... • . • gated twnhH 2200 af, U.S.P.T.R. Certified P{T---..... A· M·F for owea popu a on Prospect $1195. Land· at•P• to bch. 11300• w/prof. female. Huge Instr ct 942 5199 .... .,..,.,., denalty In T uaa. •Lord Mgmt. S28-e888 • .. ••••••••l~B~k~r::_.!84::2~·::!3!850~~-~ mtr bd/w bale, fpl, wd u °' • CM p~macy. Need Great tor hunting, In. 11 own car. 54o-ag19 VHlment, relocaUon. B•vfront lu1eury 2Br APARTMENTS WSehet ::~~ c~1'1:~~ beams, walk·ln closet, ANNOUNCEMENTS I••••••••• -------.,.-~• Many affordable prop-28a, 2-car aec prkng, ., .. ...,. w/d , dbl gar, gym, EARN UP TO $500 •nJ••· (Sll5)345·2696 pool. $2250. Dock FOR R~u,. Call CI•• •lfl• d nl•rrik. te75 Incl utV 2920 PERSONALS every lime aomeone agent. avail. Bkr. 642-3850 today! 942-5878. cable. 714-493-6852. recelvH a recom· mendatlon from youl Work out of home Mt 3002 0t part &lme. (808)573" COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2824 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 PERSONALS 3020. ---------------n--zszs-•55·7-s-7---,--, Coeta M_,. Beet I """"' ~ ' ... 111 t JOB AVAILABLE TIO WEEKS Tttap At Tenp To Hirt .' 3 <Ano ,.1 C:ltnral rn SQ/hr • 3 R~·q111om"h to 10Atr • 1 l>ara ~nm tn $10/hr • • 2 4r1~in11n! r.t(r\ to Sll/br • Ttlrniarb •""1 Jr Sakt 10 9lht NEWPORT; VIUAGE APARTMENTS •B•ohelon1 Female A.ORAL DELIVERY atU<Mnt •YI u llve-Wout Neat, reUabr.. frlendly. per9onal u1l1t. Cook, Clean OMV. Apply dell\/tmnd•. 64W360 Conrow•• Flower•, HOT CONNECllONS ~::1Bc:~~~~ Ad, "'c,IS 1·9nS •1.aoo.84Ml88 _H ... B;...L_P_l.._l_l _W_o_r_ke_r_a .•~forT#.111,.. °'I>'· Bring In this coupon tor T/2 ott 1st month'• rent. For a llmlted time onty. MEBT NEW P•OPL• NHd•d lm!MOlatelyll IH.von & Devon Th• F~ Way TOd•VI 't ,000'• w"kl)' awff· 1·900-255.:s454 llt5842 Ina envelo"9. Fun. eraonnel, Inc $299/min ti+ Teti Nl"t •Wkl No expen. ---------. tn• phn r9Q. S•rv.U W\C. nM~. FrH d• .1 ... •4•143<1 &all•. S..-.d SASE ·1----------1 •-----"'--·---ORBIT.:l, P.O. 8o11 UIPl.OYIDJIT ~~Jd~ ~;r,!~~i.ncso, ' SDYICIS 1533 °'itr Notmel L 0 to Colo. A on t f<O'J' Gt• - I t g e z " " R, R D B • R D 8 R E 2 c 1 c ' c ' ' r ' f f ' I I I I • :'f, FEBllUAAY 29, 1996 130 TOD~ CROSSWORD PUZZLE • ...... =-Pt.IDDY. • 115 moa. • • • t1oo:eaw 11>3114 i•v• abw•ed ana ab&i\doned Ptll.t· e. • THJIV8T AND PAJUIY volunte•11foste1 ••• Call ---------Jll&llll•••••••J Bot.h ...Woertble. North deala. NOR'rn 4A82 010986 OAQ 1078 •Q EA8r •J 1093 <1 KI 0 5 •AK $3 •98 7642 8,0UTH 4KQ8 4 O A84 OK.832 •J 10 The biddinr, NORTH £A8T 801.JTH 10 P-. I• ,. p... ,. p-P ... 71•·597·9037. ••n BOAn 70l4 ••• C•nt•-Custom., ________ _ w ... led the Id .. ordubt, """1--------1--·· ,. 1DOll, 4-dt, .. ore. AT, PLYMOUTH 9165 atuf\.ed to e trump. D@claret ft'lAde PS. am/im ca••· Runs e superb pltY to render lhcl defend· PIANOS a '84 c ... Hn• 27 DI• gd. 13500. 155-9108 jmiiiiii•iiiiiiiiiiiil en belple11 by playins (Qw CromJ;Oii;l~GA11iiiiii5iiimiiii6&0;;5;;9J Ml ... ow. •plnnaker, 1974 ''-YMOUTH dumnty andlal~ Eut'li ntne to lurllng 91b• S12,000,l-==--=c=--:-:-:".'.I VALIANT 70.000 win the I.rick! The contract. could no STalNWAY GRAND 040>~MST.;8051°•i8~54t·84;Q;600iJiCHEm&Viiiilii0iiLiiEiiT;;;;;;9;;0;;4;;S;I mil••· Great condition. longer be toUChed. ~lattrcan 'Nin Model B, 1 yr old. Ex· Looking tor bo•t $1,000 080. Leav• aoy red-suit return in hand, qul11tal Bargain at owner who need• a AV Tow Vehlcle '81 M•••-a•. 545-6322 arrange a club ndT on the table, S35K. 310•e;89-5&09 partn1tt to 1nara moo1· Chavana w/1ow ldl. lhen draw trump• and run dla-Ing co1ta • expenae1. Aun1 good.•RacenUyl·T-O_Y_O_T_A---c9c2-l-O mondl for 10 tricks. rif Eut reve"" 30-3' ft. Sport• Fish· 1mogged. Naw front .'m.n Np' .'h m-, tlre1. $900. 751-8945 l;;;iii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; t.o clubt, declarer ruff• in dwnmy, GARAGE SALES · """ · I' ca1he1 the ace or lrumpa then 18",•,·no PHl•0~64c:.~~a1c;:1----------I '82 T•rceVCoroll• b d .... ... .., r,, ···• D TSUN 9060 2--0oor, oreat cond. comet to an Wlw• w1e ..,nJ O wa-1 Wo1k 852-8633 A 11,800. Call 847-9828 mond1 or ace of hearta 10 draw the l-;:;;<-;:;;>;r,;<.-;;if. •1-\NE:i'M'CAS:ii'-· 1 ~:":"::::'.:~::~::::~ 1:..:::::::::.:::::-=.::::::::::::::: reat of' the trump&.J COSTA MESA 6124 WE PAY CASH '81 oa11un 280ZX Blue, Theodefenders can wreat control 1ii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Fot good usod Sabol• S·spd. Full power. TRUCKS 9220 or the hand easily enou1h. Weat I' & boat equipment. 120k mr. Runs ra1rl;;;;;;;;;;;iii;;;;iii;;;;;;;;;;;;; 1h0Uld 1imply continue with the ace D•b1' ll•m1 •·1 "'YA"T· Ml~a Ya0ohdo ,sur-Sl200 obo 548,...4588. 11,87 To .. ot• Xtr• C•b of clube, forcing dummy to ruff. Al f.u1n, 1011 o m sc. S pluS, 11'00 I ew-, .c -c Som, 3'79 Slolly Ave. """"'B"d 548·•192 P/U. X1ta long bed, long aa East wait. to ruff Wle four-u1 ..--• • (Mesa Verda) FORD J!'°'S -~'-""Mo~:...£!.!~1>70kwmWi~. diamond, declarer will have to con-1-==ft";::;;o,..,r.;:;-~~~~!~=="'.~J~~~::o:::::~""'~;i IJ"~~~~ ~·~··~·~·~~ cede a trump and two hearts in HOAG HOSl!JIM, $3SOO ". 554-8022 _ _.,~Mwiiion-te·tlte-dub"thi~defet@rfias iFlft S-lor• '84 •••• Bronco II -1 •·· c--ked Now o~n on 1a1 Sat 7016 1 1 19'13 Chevrolet Chey-a re&..., lHLI• • ol each monlh-J;iiii;;i;;i;ii;ii;;;;;;i;i;;ii;l !5·1pd, whte, 67k.m . enne Su1Mr •54. P/S, penlntJeacl; King of.-- Many hands hinge on the ability of one aide or the other to 1Bin con· trol of Uie trump suit. Follow the play or thia deal. What if, aner ruffing the club, 1o-3pm 660 w. 171h Clean, Good Cond auto. very reliable. declarer ducks a trump? Eaat wina SI. F-2, .CM. Eveiy-•1988 22ft Ski Boat• 54,000 obo 994-1187. S1500 obo. 444--4030 Note that the Moysian 4.3 spade fit offers the only chance for pme. Even 80, we would have liked to ste how the auction would have pro- gressed had Weet made a takeout double over the one-spade response. Assuming four spades could be made, Ea.st-West have a profitable &ave in clubs. and perseveres with clubs. No mat-thing from clothes 10 5.7 111re V·8. King ter in which hand declarer ruffe, furniture. Donauon1 Cobra 0/0, tow prolllel-;::;::;:------:;::0:;;:~1,,,-,.,-,,,.,,,-,-,,,,.,-,.,-~ East must acore another trump Welcome! 546-0280. hull, just serviced, GEO 9 80 VOLKSWAGEN 9235 ·~-.,.,=-====:-:-:I new controttel-/uphol-1 ~~~'.'iii·~-~-· I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; trick trick and a heart. 1·1nald• House/Garage at•"'· areal 1kl boat-I' Learn to·be a be tte r brid1e playe r ! Subscribe now to the E l ·' '80 Geo Spectrum Sate. verylh no 90es. last-looks great. .... r.. white, 4 dr, auto, xlntlr--------. Bollom prices. Thur ady 10 go. 510.500 thru Sun, 944 W. 19th. 646-9449/574-4247 cond., a/c. am/I'm S2400 548·0139 Goren Bridie Letter by ailing NEIGHBORHOOD (800)7•1225 for intonnatlon. Or GARAGE SALE write to Goren Brldl"e Letter, SATonly7am·3pm MARINE SERVICE LEXUS 9 1 15 P.O. Bos «10. ChiC8ffOt IL 60680-266 Brentwood P1. SUPPLIES 7020 =;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;ll "'~ I -~~~~_:J;i;i;iii;;i;ii;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;• J-'00-Late LS400 Gold WANTED '70·79 vw w .... fall• 'i:•mper. 4 1peed, iTl\Jtt c-lf"'ltftr condition. TOP S PAID. Pr!v•t• p•rly 840-4071 NEWPORT TONS OF FISH NET ~~:e. LLe~:h::i~· x~~~I'--------' ,M_E_R_C_HAND ___ IS-E--~W-ANT--E-D----~B-U_I_L_D_I_N_G ____ ,BEACH 6169 s2.5o per pound. s23.995 obo 645-0121 '-------- 'ii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iii;;;;il Minney'• Yachl Sur· ,-MISC. 6015 TO BUY 6019 MATEllALS 60301• P'"'· •500 oo• N•w·1-------1AUTO PARTS ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;mliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml ****ANTIQUE*** port Blvd. 548-4192 LINCOLN 9120 & REPAIR 9260 Contractor changing careers salllng au power lools. 645-6961 Top Dollar• P•ld BRICKS & ••FLEA MARKET•• 1--------·liiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;lliimmmmmmmi For Records. Jazz. •SUN, MARCH 3• Sou111racks. elc. STEPPING STONES Hyatt Newpor1er/NB MARIN.£ SLIPS '88 Town Car, Sign. Chevy 383 atroker Call Mike 645·7505. 252 Brlcka $50 PCH /Jamboree Serles, Navy Blue. 56k engine 11rong. u1e1 54 Clay stepping I -~~·~,OO~A~M~-~3~,o~o~P~M~~l iDiO;;;;C~K~S::":~".'":iii7'.""002•2I mll Classy Car, Xln1 oU 51300 obo, misc. WANTED: VINTAGE stones, 12''x9''x2·• I-Cir/Info, 714-673-2771 Cnd, $6,950 540-7507 pafls too. 675-4764 N~r~~~=~~::~~~P~~ 532. 580 ror an. You • S•turd•Y Sal•I • 50'·Moorlng --~~-----·-~-------- mlum ss. 844-6820 plck up. 574-4249 °1 3/2 10a·5p Clothes, Or less, G1eat ponln· Unique '40• triangular desk, mahog. glass top. '20s 9x 12 Oriental carpet. 1679 oil paln1- lng 371C47". Oriental IHI objects. 1670-G Santa Ana Ava, CM.1----------1 642-4293 or 642-7723 JEWELRY, FURS 645-1933. E'slde CM lur1, mlsct.. Sizes 4-6. sula 1ocat1on1 Closas\ (Npt Hghts) 414 Vl al• Grande Mooring to land. Call Steve 723-5BB3 w 0 L F F TAN N I NG & ART 6025 1,,-,=,.-,,------l•llJ!lll!lll!lll!lll!lll!lll!•I ;oioOC-· ··~·····-DDOocckkO•ioo~ .... 1 BEDS. TAN AT HOME.lmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiii;;;;;IPETS & TRANSPORTATION main turning pl. 124 Buy direct and SAVE. DIAMOND RING ANIMALS 6049 . S. Baylront. Balboa Commarclal/Homa 1V..c1 marquis. Paid1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Island ........... 252·1271 units llom $199. Low $5400. sell 53500. CaUI' '-.,.-...,,.,.--,.,,=~-l---w.r.mffi;---1 monthly payments. 733-6096 1-WANTED: If you're looklng for a car, ~lasslfled has news for you. Free color co!alog.l~~~~-----1 AOOP.T·A·PET POWER BOATS 50-60 Ft Mooring can today. 1·600·842· ROL£X L.dy 2Tn Jublle Every Sat & Sun at 7012 In Newpor1 Beach. 1305. New $2900. Explorer U PETSMAAT, Fountain CaU 619·521·0406 01e New S2500 363-6664 vauoy. Puppies. klt-l;;;iii;;;;iii;;;;iii;;;;;;;;;;;;;I The Community tans and more, all '30 18' Ch.rla Cralt1••••••••••\ Market Pliu;:e. " looking !or lovlr1g, car· Gorgeous mahagon•y.I' RENT ClassUled Ing homes. CALL 597-Orig. show cond. w/nu AUTOMOBILES 842-5878 9037 for more Info. l...;'~"~'~"~'"c'~'~'~K~6~3~":!'!6~26!_l •••••••••il • through cl assilied CEMENT COMPUTERS 3556 DRYWALL HANDY MAN 3710 HOME CARE/ LEGAL PAINTING 3858 PROPERTY WALL 3932 ~E~R~Vl~C~E~;:;. .. ,[·MAS~~O~N~R~Y;;;:~3~52~6:1~~~~~~~,,~SE~R~VI~C~E~~~3~55~4 1 ~:::~:::~~'.l~SE~R~VI~C~E~S~_,!3~76~0ns~E~R~VI~C~E~S~_,!38~1~2 I O:~~~~~~l :M~G~M~N~T~-~3~8~98COVEIUNGS DIRECTORY ON·SITE SERVICE . HANDYMAN••• I SPRINGWOOD PAINT JOHN DORAN MASONRY Free PC Con•ultalon C & C INTERIORS AH a.round quality wo1kl EX.P'D CARE QIVER FATHERS UNITIED • Not Cheap! L686273 I Find Good Tenante INSTALLATION Only. 8,ick•Stonee81ock Serving O.C. 6 Yrs Drywall • Texlure Rolo Roou1r drain c1e1n. TLC Fot Elderly Custody • Vlsl!stlon • But Aessonable1 20+ ye11s exp prop Fa11•c1ean·F,lendly ACOUSTIC CE!L!NGS 3408 Large & Small Jobs OK! C•ll 454-24&8 HOWi •Finish Carpentry • 714·553·8806553·8435 Aalerences. own car. Child s~ • Div0tce Al p.,n1 Work Guar.m.r.d! mgmt. homes & multl Service. Frae Eal. Wc.t687191 4531-34532 PC PRO lnternat. 1.551735 Chris 631-6447 Home Repelr/Remodel Janie 758·08158 24Hr1 714·2117-0044 I ,,-'o'o'·-"',,_,""'..,'c"='c""""=="'I unils. RE Ile. 644-0172 !S'M. off wfadl 840.8099 ApplleatlonS/Hardware, __________ 1 Cosla Mesa/Newport TOP QUALITY INT/EXT We gets should hang Reasonable home rate1.rELECTRICAL 3610 25 Yeara Eicp. 1-,,--,.,,-,,.,-.,,-,.,--,.-,,,,-,1.---------1-------3-9-1-0 togethe1. SOlp, lnatalf, CERAMIC David at 509-2089 Jim 031-2480 INSURANCE 3778 MASSAGE 3830 Vety Raa50tlabte Ratesl ROOFING advice 1o the crazy. CEILING MASTER liT~IL~E~S~;;;;;;;;;;;;~3~5~2~8~lc:O'NciiITJUk--l"i!::~~:;:~5~~1-;;;;:;;;;,.;;;;o;;;tr.;;•ll•~~'!!i!~~~-i l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; L648228 Jay 650-5066l ;;;i0;;;;........... 1531-2111 anytime •Acous!lc Removal• Sm•ll Job EXPERT Home Aeator•tlon AFFORDABLE , ---,----,----I •THUNDER ROOFING• Custom Tfi!xlur&*Painl CONCRETE 8c Duncan Electrlc & Remodellng HEALTH INSURANCE Thar•py & NutrlUon 1· For all or your roollng WINDOWS 3934 l.lc"C. Mark 638-7300 Leaky Showers Rep'd MASONRY 3557 Quic k Response Tlle/drywall(Woodwork All ty~ body cara. PIANO & VOCAL 1 BUSINESS SERVICES 3488 Deektop Publlahlng Wort! proc. Copywrlng Regrouting & 1nstall'n I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; fance!l/dockS/rm add Nat'I Assoc:. lor the RN/Massage Therapist needs. Aeroo /Repair. Lli'670130 Dean ol Tit•i• Local Uc. 850•7042 10011/gen repairs. 1all-1mplo~ed 631·3658 C.M. 722·8823l,LE;;;;Sii;Si0;;N;;i;S;;;;;;;;;;i3;;8;;6i8; 1 __ L_lo_638_ 0 'j"J;Oij4;;&.,__._1_2_a. 1 673-8065 or 646-8526 Brick. Block. Slone, Tilel----------1 Comm/Aas. Reis. F1ee t• BALBOA ~ Cone. Patio, Driveway FENCES Est. John 847-S520 l;l~N~S;:-;TR:;;;U;CT;:;;;;1;0~N;;;;3~7~8~0;1----------"Pl•no Lasaona· B -Tiie • GI••• Blocks MOVING 3834 ROOFING CO --Alt Around Const'n Workt FpJc, BBQs. Rat 25 Yr & DECKS 3615 HOME SERVICES l'°!:!:i'!:'!~~:::;:~:;:;Jiiiiii,;;:ii;iii;;;;;;i;iii~I 5·AdWL Entertainment • -" •11 c111Mta Gd Aal's . Roasonnble. EJoCp, Terry 557·7!5114 1;;;~~~~~ .. ~iO;I Anything & everything I' avallable. Degreed /Comm ,!Res 1Aarool L#B562667 536_1286 •CEMENT WORKe I~ Free e-atlma te. Ref's. TE·N-NIS LESSONS Taachor. 540·1047 /Repair /Free Esl /Reis Call r.:--e PLAIN/STAMPED · ~ENCES GATES• Michael 759.1440 1 sr LESSON FREE PUBLIC NOTICE '>iiAiiOB.;o;:;;;;;;;;.;o;<;l..!C"~'~'d/l~n~•-~8~3~1~·5~0~8~1'.I ~• Brlck/StonefTlle!Block naw/repelr/Polt repl•ced u .S.P.T.R. Cerlllled The Call!. Public Utl!l-1 PIANO Beg.-Advanced ROOF LEAK? 1i~-~4:3:s.~::1 LS4 1656 831-4310 Redwood • L#576605 Replacem•nt Windows Instructor 842•8189 lies Commission RE-All •l.l••·Te•cher Cefl. Graphics/Deslgn,rtayou1 1----------1 WorkSource CHILD CARE 3536 Jlm Whyla 642-7206 Carpentry/Oeck1/Etc. QUIRES that au used Enterlalnment Aval!. Low Cost • High Ouahl'f *Best Price/Quality •Wood Fenc•a• R1r1. 20Yrs Exp. L706513l----------I household oood• Jannllar 1540-81560 Rool R1p1hs•Local Rel'1 "'71 .. t-,,.0 KOALA CARE Landacipe, brick, itolll rtpllc:l/rtpilir, tree ~a~lng Bonc1ed.Geo1ga 435-9944 JEW£LRY 3784 movers p1lnt their Ocean Yl•w "oofln9 '650-2660 FAX-650-1807 CARPENTRY 3510 Home-b;ised Childcare Concr1t1. 800-786-t007 tttlmltn. Low IJllCll. Uc'C P.U.C. Cal T number: PLUMBING 3890 Lf573688 1546-2338 :J E. Cost1 Mesi Location A.dvantagt Con11r. 974-5301 HARDWOOD Wltliem Harold Jewelera Umo1 and cn1ulfeursl 0i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;l<P.;i;ii(T.i'o1cm Lli"304200905 1---------Watch & Jewelry repair print their T.C.P. num-SPIUN~ERS 3921 "C H•nduman/Remodel Elil.abeth 548·1098 CONTRACTORS l·F-L-0-0-R-IN_S_T_All ___ ,FLOORS 3712 A ti +FO J o bet In all advertise-THeLOCALPLUMBERI;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 0 • n que ne ewe ry ment1. If you have a Additions. Ba1h. KltchlaiilN:~G---·1~G~E~N~E~lAL~~;;;;;~3~5~5~8~ REPAIRS 3620 Suy/'81U\rade 073.0385 que11fon about the le· ·• Jamn f. BanQefl Co.-I Flre-Wator Damage CUSTOM lnatallatlons· S I II I I I I Slnce 1947 SPRINKLEft REPAIR .. Elec. PJumll, & Paint CLEANING • pee• z ng n • gal ly 0 a mover, limo F1lendly Serv~••ln&ured Velve1•Head1•Tlm• 714·8445-2342. lmmecr SERVICES 3548 CPI BUILDERS INC. & Rallnl1hlng. Quality LAROE Jewelry Loans or ch~ul~eur, call; L15321M11 675-9304 clocks. 26Yr1 L.ocal Exp. 0 ~ Page 714_227.8122 Aesldenllal Consl. •QUALITY WORK• Work. Main! A\lalleble. 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Aemodal • Rt1pllt "!;;;;;;;;<;;;;iO;;;;~<;;;;'".'l~ fA 10 Z HANDYMAN BOSS HOUSECLEAN ING •714-557·51125• JUNK To Tho DUMP l:=::::~~::-::::::::l,;T~#~1 8~'~83~2~8~7~0~·3~1~1~4~11 Faucets • Flxtura1 II 0 J714-008 1882) Ii OllCOUNT TELEPHONll , INSTAU.JREFACE CABINETS L.leensed-Bonded S U N A I S E •P•lnl/C•rpenlry• W1LI heul what Trash B••lo Y•rd M•lnt Spllt S•cond Moving Ll.~5•722•6445-9720 !Uslness Teltphone S'fttell'lt ,,.Kucn.ns, baths, dOOI 110.00 per hour. D II d I .. . , .... , •• , Lawns, Cln-upa, TtN P•ol M-•••I •••• ~--P11rl 717·S72U N•w•U•••·•/;l.•S•ll ~ •windows. Doug 546-72 714-548-0388 CONSTRUCTION rywa an mot• an won I T" s~ •• • ' .. • ~·.1 •;;;::;;;=.:;;:;;;;:;:;;;::~J • LL-·~;;;;;;;;:;=;,;,:"";:\·l·-,c':-':i:;i;i';;.7::...-I Small Jobs Oki ·im, ..,..n ... rl. "1111• 7-Day/Sr Ol1c/F1ee Eat Toshlba/f,1'&r 01111r .,..-• R MODELING A· **BRIGHT** Free Ell • Uo'd/Bond Oary e45·5277 \;;:;;;;;c:;;;;-----·\.,'~""~'h~l>M2~~·~·:.'.p! ... :::;":·~·~'2 T178452 432-t123/P44Mll50 l!Jtpert Drain CfMNne I00-71744t3 71t-7»197t • No pay 1111 finished. HOUSECLEANING •714-5S0-50515• h1~,~,,..+i.~0~,~,,.~.~,~.~ .. ~"~"''w~ HEALTH/ • TRl!l!I • Ii Plumbing Repairs '---------I , .Fr .. ealimate1. Call Prnl'I lrom Europe. 1.J. $colt Construction R1pal11, lmp1ovement1, NUTRITION 3742 .... • 20Y11 • .,. M worll gu11r.1· Q) ~ R•lph 973.5477 Best service In lownl Custom Home Bulldll's Im )oOI. Oual!ly/lnteorltyl ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;l'~T~•~pP~•~d~IO~•~·~·i"~·i"ii"~'~'·,·1 ~P~Al;;iN~TI~N~G:;;.;;;;~3~8~5~8;1.~·~·-~;i;Ol;r.;~14iM~2;0~81 TRANSLATOR/ Ael'a. 5 Y•ara Exp. LICl481tl54. Rel'•· lc111fKan 842·1770 ¥111111....., 7'toMN TUTOR 3927 -:;;;p,;;;-----·1 ~~C~•~1;,G~·~•~oo~2~5~1~-8~4~5~5'. I 714.97s. 7799 •0 n;;o;;;;;;;;-:;:;;:-::;;::;;·J ,---------, 1•GREl!N •MASTERS Preol•• Plumktlng L&-r a VPET IROOFINQ carp, plbg, Land.caplng •Main!. •W.P . YOUNGQUIST Aapalfa Ii Ramodals ..,...-\....__; ,......... •:'INcoow, cc'", ••1,·•·-,,-=-===---....,.,,.,,~ pal(ltg, elec, Ille, 111.KlCO. QUIT SMOKING... Tr•• Trim • Removal PalnUnt.~_!"tf•GIOf F, •• E1llmate1 QOINQ T• M&XICO? .... CLEANING 3515 •tP• ean ng 1DOORS 3580 Remodels. MOROAH 1 ST DAY!!I aarctenlng sve. 841 -651 ~ oua1. paln ... iw by prof'll LI Ml:IH •••·1090 Le•n Spantlt\ Nowl o • Hardwd Flra Malnt Uc'd 8S0-3281 Uc180209I. W, Eitp'd So. M\srle9n Tutor cu ft LAT RAT E • Froe E1tl • 729-7079 Moblla •<403·536'5. OoctOf Aaccomanded Oreen. lo.M landacpng Fr" •ll f.45-3305 THI! fflWPORT IUCH •u•ana 973·7408 HOUSECLEANING An eltperlenoed 100% MOMY btck guar ('Masonr)I /l1rigatlonl-=,-:-~~=--I PLUMl ... G COMPANY ~ " CARPl!TCLEANINO 15 yra exp.,., __ _. Ref. dapendebl• door Carp•~trr••t•olrlcal H8fb.a>lflredUGI /Trimming ,IR•movala 2tV,a0waHtrPtlntlnt LICaNa• t11eJ ..... 7o.::::::::::-:::o-:::--".'.':c:-'l l # Local 9F•4" S0oN0oo2a Own 1tana. c;H .,..... hanger. Ou.at work, Plumblng•orywaJI• 714-790-at~ ~ • Malnlaminca PUJS touchupa. ?14-401•...,... 1TUTOIUNG 3929 714 • 5. 1 -··· ••••·Don ••t·BOIO Stucco•Palntlng•Tll•i::::::::::'.l~ij;~~;1~~-~-"i~i~il,~"~H~·~·~· ~R~k~•~·~,·~·~"~'"'~l;;n;;;c-------1-=:::::::~::::-11 , !Ima . 241-0631 R '' •JI 04 794 - rol'I •rpet Cleanln9 I ---------ll=::::::::::c:-----l1!iio~o~n;i9il;imOW!n<"~';;;j~;:::;::;--;;::-;:;;:---I t.lcil280644 fJ.45-3209 ~ J • Qva11tyWorkt-Ou11nlead /· CAAPINTRY•Wlndewe CHUNG'S PAINTING POOL ,,..teealon•I Tutor .,....... "•O.C, STE.AMWAY COMPUTERS 3556 DRYWAll Ooora •Wood '"-"C.• HOME CAU/ 20 Yra Exp, Gel P11ce1 SQVIQ 3194 ~:~t1/1~~~~11':'a~~:: ... 1 1.aoo .3ee-a7a•1;1:.::r.:~~=~~1,s;E~l=VI;C~B~~~3~5Fo5;4L~~·~·~~~ .. ~~'~'i• "~J~!l~r~a~o~bl SllVICIS 3760 auar work, Free ht J•liiilll•llill• .. ;;;;I ,,•••onabl•. 113-1902 .,J o Compuler Coach 249-832~ p9.312-00ae ~~"!!~'.'!'"!l~~IJ.!'.;:,~~~::!~~J~Uc~l~3~7~eeo~•~•~:>a.~1~-~j """9 WAHR CA"• a. CARPET INSTALL Fot elfect...,. Moatulng ..... IMAl.L .10• Ull&RT 0 1 a 0 0 u N T c.,.. Ghrw "°' •h• Ow Abrw P9ilrilfti ,....... a... a. Aepaus.l·w=·=_.,------:.&..."1 All apP* & .onw.ra Dfyw1M/P'la11• Aepalt • eldetly. t2 Yoa'• •-"P· ld/Eiit ~ P~ f11..,....~p1•He11er1 1U.1. ..,._. ft REPAJ.RS 3516 M•rk e7a.724• .IH•n9!n9/f1plt1t/l••IUfl =~ R•I'•· Pl•••• i;aU ~c·1111n1'0 1rnc• '71 -.ffC. Ml-1728 COVllJJIGS IN•HOMI! ciiAteAL Comm/Rta 661-651'3 •From S21lmonth• Tammr 714-317..oal ~~H;;·~7~0f~l;•;·;-~"";;'~:;;:t=~~::;;;:~:;~ •.U.L ftEl'AIR8• M8 WOftD•UCaLL BAK LJoi1•81190 e A Y A .. A H •e Powar s1f91ch & ln1tall • Knowladgal)le/A .. lablt Alt ph•"'· No fob \oo H A ~ D W A II • Any elU job, 20,eart • OU.M~~ll:•rvlca. .ml. Ac:Ouallc_1amo¥.IJ. 2000 W ....._ 8W •axp,.<fyD0-553 2lhf -c., ••. i'iP...,2~'t•• •le. 71 .. 240-11&9 ., ' ••• •