HomeMy WebLinkAbout1998-02-26 - Orange Coast PilotServing the Newport-Mesa community since 1907
TO RIDE l·S HIS LIFE
Newport. Beach man eschews the comforts of the car for the
rigors of cycling -often as much as 260 miles a week
By Christopher Goffard, Dai/}' Pf/ot
NEWPORT BEACH -In a
land where cars are the reigning
religion and grinding commutes
are the daily tokens of worship,
Nonn Moyer is a proud heretic.
The 57-year·old Newport
Beach man estimates he has
NOTEBOOK
Thanks for
eight-year
lesson in
journalism
I t was December 1989. I was a
know-nothing college student
with a romantic vision of
pewspapers born of books, tele-
vision and movies, but one that
came nothing close to real life.
Still, in my heart of hearts, I
knew then that for the rest of my
career I wanted to contribute to
a profession that had the poten-
tial to reshape the nation or even
the world.
ln a moment of ideahslic fer-
vor that only a college student is
capable of, I envisioned myself
as the keeper of the First
Amendment flame; one who
would never violate the public
trust that every true joumabst
believes is the reason he or she
exists.
And the Daily Pilot, I hoped,
would merely be my stepping
stone. Or so I thought.
Dressed in a gray Brooks
Brothers suit that I got dirt cheap
at a surplus sale, I walked into
the offices of this newspaper that
December day, hoping someone
would g:ive me an internship and
see that I had something to offer
But really, I got lucky.
Because what awaited me
was something that I never
could have fathomed -namely,
an eight-year, sometimes bumpy
but always fulfilling journey that
has provided me with lessons
each and every day about what
it means to be a joum~t.
But, alas, that journey is now
going to end this Friday, as I
have resigned to take a job with
anothe r newspaper. And I'd be
lying if I didn't say I am more
than a little worried.
logged 70,000 miles on his red
Univega, a mountain bike he
bought in. the early '90s and
describes as •a heavy-duty
junker.•
For Moyer, hilting is less a
.hobby than an alternative ethos.
On weekdays, he bikes nine
miles to and from work. At lunch,
he bikes 15 to 20 miles along
Coast Highway.
U he needs to get to Burbank
or Malibu, he leaves before dawn
and hitS the bike trail. El Nmo
slows him down but doesn't stop
him.
He .knows his compulsion
makes some people murmur
derlsfvely.
"They can't imagine wby any-
one would want to do that. They
just generally think you're on the
fringe, a nut case,• he said. "The
difference between being eccen-
tric and weird is how much mon-
ey you make."
As it happens, Moyer has a
doctorate in physics from Purdue
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Youth counselor Pepe Montenegro mixes with studenb at TeWlnkle Middle School in Costa Mesa during lunch. Montenegro ls on
campus to educate studenb about the effects of gang involvement and drug me. Below, Montenegro talks with a student at TeWlnkle.
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Parents of California Elementary School pupils are finding ways to avoid sending
their children to TeWinkle Middle School -but they shouldn't, officials say
I ized testing scores in Costa Mesa. By the from the West Side of Costa Mesa. Schools •, • EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the second in a series of articles that wlll appear on West Side education. time they reach the fifth grade, California , that feed into Te Winkle include the West 1
students are scoring in the 79th percentile Side schools of Wilson, Pomona. Victoria l
in language; 69th percentile in reading and Rea -made up largely of minonty :
and 78th percentile in math, children. l By Husein Mashni, Daily Pilot
school records show. Parents whose children :
T here's a quiet maneuver that takes It also has a high and attend Calif ol'nia often notice :
place regularly on a Costa Mesa cor-enthusiastic level of parent the considerable. drop from :
ner where two Mesa Verde schools involvement, school officials the elementary school's stan-:
-TeWmlcle Middle and California Ele-said. dardlzed test scores. TeWin-:
mentary -sit simultaneously a stone's ucalifornia school's overall kle's reading scores are ,
throw and a world student population is close to between the 35th and 38th :
West Side
stories
Tale from
education's
front line
away from each what Costa Mesa's popula-percentiles; language :
other. tion was 20 years ago,· said between the 47th and 52nd :
As students near Principal Paul lWedt. •1 think percentiles, and math :
the end of the fifth students here have a lot more between 36th and 45th per-1
grade at Callf omia than some other students.• cenliles, school records show. :
Elementary, before Most of California's 412 Several of the-parents :
moving to Te Win-students come from the sin-interviewed said they are :
kle, many either gle-family Mesa Verde homes aware of the exodus away :
transfer out of the near the school, lWedt said. from TeWinkle and the :
Estancia High Minorities make up about 23 % of the total. Estancia zone. ,
School zone or out of the district alto-•1t happens enough that it should be a :
gether. AFTY FEET AWAY concern,• said Estancia pa.rent Lori Marks, : .
California Elementary School's K-5 pro-It's a different world at TeWinkle, where :
, gram yields some of the highest standard-a majority of the students are bused in •SEE MISSED PAGE A13 :
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PllywkUt
Norm
Moyer
pref en
pedal
power to
make_bls
way
around
town from
his Old
Newport
Boulevard
office.
MARC MARTIN
/DAllY ~OT
From
vacancy
to hot
property
•Several prospective
buyers have shown
interest in the 127,000-
square-foot, Spanish-style
Pacific Federal Plaza.
By nm Grenda, Daily Piiot
COSTA MESA -A landmark
downtown property that has
stood nobceably vacant for s1i
years 1s
inching
closer to a
rebirth
Nicko·
las Sham-
mas. who
bought
the former
Pacifi c
Federal
Plaza at
the comer
of 19th
Street and
Newport
Boulevard
in 1991 .
S a I d
Wednes·
day he has
seen a
dramatic
Q UESTION
WHAT"S1HE BESTUSE?
What I would
you like
to see
move in
to the Pacific
Federal Plaza
building at
19th Street
and Newport
Boulevard?
Call our Read-
ers Hotline at
642.Q>86.
increase m the number of
prospective buyers vymg for hls
property
•rm very confident that we'll
get something m there pTetty
quick,· Shammas said •Probably
m the next three to four months •
The 7 7-acre property and its
Spanish rruss1on-style building -
now renamed Costa de Oro -
has a bttle more than 127.000
square feet of couuneroal space
and make up a real estate gem.
Perched on a high-profile cor-
ner at the northern entrance to
the city's downtown commercial
cbstnct, the bwlding -construct-
ed in 1982 at a cost of about $28·
million -is stunning, With
numerous shaded courtyards,
teak wood furruslu.ngs. marble
pillars and floors. and beveled
glass windows.
•SEE VACANT PAGE Ae
You see, what I really learned
J.n my stint here is that I never
'really had anything to offer the
Daily Pilot. Instead , it was the
Daily Pilot that offered every-
thJ.ng to me. What my editors
and the rest of my colleagues
here and all of you have taught
me, is immeasw-able.
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I N DE x \V E :. ~ .... E P A HAPPY ENDING FOR GILBERT
I can't imagine a better place
for a young joumallst to learn
. the ropes than at the Daily Pilot.
Allow me to provide some exam-
ples of some of the lessons l've
learned and events I've wit-
nessed while being a member of
the Pilot staff. .
It all began with a major news
-event. My internship was just a
few days old when word blt the
newsroom that an oil tanker
named tbe American 'D'ader bad
bunt at the seams and was
tending oU spewing acrQll local
beeches. And while tntemt don't
get thrown into the tray in such
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COMMUNITY FORUM A12
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· Injured, homeless cat has a new owner; will undergo necessary surgery
By Marissa Espino, Daily Ptlot
NEWPORT BEACH
Gilbert's sad talo is going to end
as a happy one now that the cat
has been adopted.
And his new owner will to
it Gilbert -&uff ertng from a dis·
located tail and nerve damage -
receives the operation 1*.'elAJ'Y
to remov two pellets from b1I
spine.
Approximately 100 concerned
JocaJs called and dropped tn •t tt.e no.. Sbof1ll.,.. cm c-...
Oil w.ctn.day lnqulriDg .....
the homellll SiaiMle mis and
offering donation$.
Newport Beach resident Carol
Anne Ruoff was one of those
callers. But she waited a couple of
hours before calling the care C'en·
ter Wednesday morning to adopt
tMcat
•t waited awhil to gw some-
body else a d\anc:e, so 1 called at
11 and nobOdy had adopted him
yet,• RuoU said. •Poor little guy. It
ii temble be go\ Shot. It
lllbitha Ojanen~ caned ani-
mal control to help the cat wbo
sbe bad beeil feeding for dole to
three mOnthl befont It ran away
on Priday. the l3Ul. He returned •
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A2 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1998 Newport 8nchlCotta Mna Daily Pilot
,.
pilot people.
PETE AND HOLLY SMI .
greer
wylder
Showing Americans what ~rench do best -winemaldng
This show will
put a spring in
your wardrobe
M anJy has invited Best Buys
readers to a private shopping
showmg of the Juliana
CollezJone collection Monday through
March 5. You can call for an appoint-
ment at (759-5526).
I've never been to a Juliana show,
but Marily says the spring '98 collection
is full of color, texture and pattern in
casual, dressy and career looks.
"The new-i=&lrs are warm shades of
sun, tangelo, u,fb.ck, and cool citrus,
sea and meadow plus of course all the
neutrals." Marily says. "Refined silhou-
ettes and soft, rich fabrics are Juliana's
signature You'll like the pnces •
The show will take place at 3 t 8
Poppy Ave m Corond del Mar
If you're 111 need of a make-over,
Trompe L'OeU gives makeup lessons
and applications, color consultations,
eyebrow waxmg, eyelash tinting, eye-
brow tinting, hp waxing and faaal wax-
ing Trompe L'Oetl is at 700 Carnation
Ave in Corond del Mar.
ntEY ARE
WJ.Se in the ways ot wi.De.
GRAP.ES
For Pete and Hol)y Smith, the family bUJtness
involvea selling pleasure of a hJgbly refined sort. The
Corona del Mar couple lpl.it the yeer living here and in
Prance, where they host lOW'l for wine attidonados
from Burgundy to Bordeaux. ·
For $500 to s6oo a day, guests can visit world-d.ass
vineyards, mingle with elite winemaken, see plenty of
grapes in va.rlous stages of solidity and ablorb the mel-
low rhythms of life in the French countryside.
"Their way of lie is great," said Holly, 33. "You take
two-hour lunches in France. No one works on Sun-
days. It's a very civilized lifestyle."
TAILORED TOURS
'The Smiths, whose company is called Avalon Tours,
attiibute a l~ of their success to the personal touch.
"Our customers are not uaually the type of people
that go on a tour,• Holly said. •They're usually fairly
wealthy, and when you think of a tour you think of 40
people in a bus, and thars not what we do."
The Smiths know the wh>emaken penonally alld
specialize in small toun tailored to their clients' tastes.
Last fall, for instance, actor Gene Hackman and h1i
wife formed a two-penon tour group for four days in
Bordeaux.
•we work Wte Americans in Prance, which is
another reason we're successful," said Peter, 40.
AVAJ.DH TOURS
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their business. 199'1, they expect twice as many this year.
The Used Camera Store lS the best
place to buy top-quality used camera
eqwpment. The store sells onJy used
equipment that's in great shape. and it
cames all of the best brnnds, mcludmg
Nikon, Le1ca, Canon. Minolta, Pentax
and Vivitar. Eqwpment for sale includes
simple pomt-and-shoot cameras, lenses,
cameras, flashes, bdgs, tnpods, projec-
tors and more.
The couple founded the business in 1992 after
spending eight years jaunting across the Caribbean
and Mediterranean, where they ran private yachts.
Peter served as captain with Holly as the chef.
When Holly became pregnant with their oldest
daughter, Samantha, who ls now 5, a lifestyle shift
proved inevitable. Their experience with food and
wine on the yachts gave them a launching point for
Samantha, whose middle name furnished the name
of her parents' company, goes to school both in Prance
and at Harbor View Elementary in Newport Beach.
"The peopJe that come on the tour are not people who
guzzle wine," Holly said. "They're def1n1tely oonnois·
seurs, and people who are interested in the art ol wine."
The Smiths, who also have an 8-month-old daugh-
ter, said their business has expanded dramatically in
recent years. While about 150 people signed up in
-By Christopher Goffard.
photo by Don LNCh
The Used Camern Store has two
locations 545 W t 8th St m Costa Mesa
and 27680-B Marguente Parkway m
Mission Viejo
Standing up for their writes Scholarships set sail at
Orange Coast College
Jane's Antiques {673-5688), located
in the Cannery Village at 2811
Laiayette in Newport Beach, 1s haVlng a
sale through Saturday The pnces of
everytht.ng in the store are reduced
20% to 50% It's tilled with small items
including brass, chma, glass, crystal, stl-
ver and 1ewelry
Charles H. Barr (642-331 OJ 1s having
a big stock-reduction sale through the
end of the month. Everytlung is marked
down 10% to 50%. Charles H. Barr is at
1803 Westcliff Dnve in Newport Beach.
Back·pdll1 sufferers can find relief -
and good buys di Relax The Back
Store (752-5959), which has some of the
best products on the market for back
care Relax The Back Store cames more
than 400 items for the back. There are
massage products, a NASA-technology
zero-graVlty rec..Lmer, seating supports,
mattresses, beds, office setups (includ-
ing keyboards. tables and chairs), back
supports, hot and cold packs and cervi-
cal pillows.
The following items are on sale. mas-
sagers marked down 20 to 30% off, a
massager with a cluucaJ level of power
for $1 t 9, certain travel pillows, an
inversion urut regularly priced at $1200
that's marked own 50%, and a popular
bed at 20%. 3601 Jamboree Road
in Newpprt
• BEST BUYS appears Thursdays and Saturdays.
If you know of a good buy, call me at 540-1224,
fax me at 646-4170 or write to me at Best Buys,
Dally Pilot, 330 W. Bay St, Costa Mesa, 92627.
l •Great American Write-In is
By Marissa Espino, Oatly Pilot
Exercising thetr political rights, sever-
. al hundred residents will be sharpening
: their pencils for the the Great American
~ Write-ln on March 7.
: The 13th annual event offers partici-
~ pants a once-a-year chance for the pub-
: lie to meet with 44 representatives of
~ diverse, advocacy organizations with
: information on their top causes.
· The letter-writing campaign encour-
~ ages people of all ages to come to the
: event, visit the organization booths and l wnte to public officials about pertinent
: topics such as education, peace, the
~ environment, human and civil rights and
: health care.
The write-in is free of charge includ-
ing the stationary and stamps.
•I think writing letters is one of the
best ways to put forth your views,• said
Molly Lyon, co-ch• and founder of the
event. "It's really the greatest grass-roots
activity in Orange County. There is noth-
ing else like it."
Lyon founded the event as a member
of Women For: Orange County and was
seeking more recognition for the volun-
teer organization supporting local,
national and world issues through action.
The Udo Isle resident sald 1,500 let-
ters were sent to public officials loc~y.
nationally and internationally last year.
READERS HQIU~E ~CA. 92626. ~No
642-6086 news ston.,. lllustr.i edlto-
Record your commMU about rial matter or~
the Dally Pilot« news tips.. herein can be reprod\Qd with-
out wrltttf'I pennltllon of copv-
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About 250 high school and college stu-
dents and more than 500 adults partici-
pated in last year's event.
"(What is
beneficial is)
how we bring
in young peo-
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they are the
future of our Great American
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the most won-
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that happens
in this event is
the network-
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Friends of
the Orange
Coast Inter-
faith Shelter
in Costa Mesa
have been
networking at
: ty Club, UCI, 801
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the event for several years and focus on
the topics of homeless families and the
working poor.
• (1bis year) we are writing to ask
them to consider to increase the provi-
sion of government funds for child care
for the working poor,• said Ann
Moskowitz, president of the board of the
organization. "Especially the change in
the welfare law where people have to go
to work without receiving some kind of
assistance to~ child care.•
WllAT
llMPDAlURES waves will build to
Balboa twofMt.
64146
Corona del Mar nou.
63147 TODAY
Costa Mesa . First low
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the W9St'f M>f1ttwest 1~p.m. 50
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Moskowitz ~aid her organization's
booth generated more than 100 letters
last year, and she hopes to get more peo-
ple involved this year.
"We hope, ultimately, to encourage
enough people to write letters on posi-
tions that are favorable with our issues.
We want to influence (officials) to pass
bills that deal with some of the issue that
are focused for us."
As a member of the foster care policy
board, Newport Beach resident Martha
Killefer will be representing the Califor-
nia Children's Lobby.
The children's organization will focus
on the issue relating to kinship care,
which is about relatives taking care of
dependent children who have been
removed from their parents by the court
for their own protection.
·1111e relatives) don't have some of
the benefits than say foster parents have,
we want to make sure they get the train-
ing,• Killefer said.
Killefer, who has participated in the
event for the past four ye .. said the
write-in is a great opportudfty for stu·
dents to learn about public policy.
Hit brings together such a vanety and
number of organizations. It's an educa-
tion in itself,• she said. ·1 think it is a
great opportunity for people, but espe-
cially for young people.
•I really appreciate the oppqrtunity to
talk to young peopl~ about the impor-
tance of using their own words to be able
to convey to a governor, or whoever,
what they think about an issue.•
The brown, polluted
Orange Coast College's sailing
Center will award three "ocean
passage" scholarships this spring.
The scl)olarships will provide three
students with free berths on a
cruise to the Caribbean.
The T1mkin-Sturgis scholarship
is open to full-time OCC students
en.rolled in 12 units or more this
spring Applications may be picked
up at th(> college's Sailing Center in
Newport Beach, deadline for sub-
mission i.., Mdrch 15. Students must
demonstrdl!' an interest in sjli.li.11g
and nttVICJ<ttion through previous
acl1v1t11•.., dnd/or participation in
OCC's Scuhng Center program.
Studenls will board the OCC's
trairung nagship, Alaska Eagle, in
Balboa, Pdnama, and will transit
the Pdndma Canal. They'll cruise
the Sdn Rias Islands and will sail
800 m1IPt.; through th&'Caribbean to
the 1sl,rnd of Tortola in the British
Vugm lsldnds. Airfare.instruction
and food wtll be included.
The 22-day sail begins on May
21 and concludes on June 11.
O<X's Sailing Center is located at
1801 W Pacific Coast Highway,
between the Balboa Bay Club and
the Orang<' County Sea Scout Base.
For scholarship information, phone
645-9412.
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W.'11 see mostly
knee-to waist-high
waves, with the pos.-
slblllty of a few com-
Ing In at chest·hlgh.
Th• $Well continues
from the Wfit-nofth,
west It about 280
cMgtMJ. Th9 overall
surl conditions m1y
be the best that
M''4...,.lna
wt'6tt through the
WMMnd; though
tM~wtllbe
llftllll. we tt'°'*I ...
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• ..._ Pier: A stroller, c.meta and sunglasses worth S200
wer. stolen from the pier.
• ~--...Vant A thltf stoi. $622 by using someon.
else's KC9S5 card In the 4300 block
• ~ .....,, ... Property worth USO was stoMln
from the 4600 block.
• le1cntt a....: A boat worth sa.ooo was stolen from a car-
port In the 4300 block.
COSTA MESA
• ....... ~A radio wOrth S 100 w~ ~from a CM In
the noo btodc.
• ....._ .............. c..sh Wld a bottt. of tcotcti WOtth SSIO
wtr9 ltoten from I builness In thl 2600 block.
................. Wheel CApS worth $320 wete stolen from
I CM In the J000 block. •
• ............... 'nt.s worth $120 Wllr'9 **""from. ""*-In the IOOO block .
• l'W-9' .. .,_A llptop CompMr WOt1h $2.IOO WM
--tram the uoo block.
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ayor Buffa honored for
aving way for toll road
Costa Mesa Mayor Peter Sulfa
received a national award for
· 12 years of work on the Sari
oaquin Hills
ansportation
orridor
gency.
Buffa, cur-
ent chairman
t the agency,
eceived the
ublic-Private
entures Out-
t anding
chievement
ward from ·Peter Buffa
e American·
oad Transportation Builders
ll"U>;MJL_· .... tton at a ceremony in San
rancisco.
The award is presented annu-
y to someone who has made
outstanding contributions to the
promotion of public-private part-
nerships in the construction
industry, officials said.
Buffa, who described his role
as "principal cheerleader" for the
toll road, said Wednesday he was
truly surpris~ by the honor.
"It sounds so corny to say I
wasn't expecting it, but I wasn't,•
he sald. "I was pleasaritly and
genuinely surprised."
As a member of the agency
board, Buffa was instrumental in
helping raise $3 billion of private
funds to build and operate the 15-
mile-long toll road, which con-
nects Costa Mesa with several
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ish Fry proceeds doled out
The Costa Mesa Lions Club on
esday night handed out more
ari $27 ,000 it raised from last
ummer's Fish Fry to dozens of
ocal groups and private pro-
ams around the county. The fol.
owing groups receivad cash
onations:
• Boys and Girls Club of the
arbor Area, $7 ,000
• Girls Inc., $3,000
• Costa Mesa Senior Center,
2,250
• Costa Mesa Little League,
1,500
• Costa Mesa American Little
gue, $1,500
• Project Look, Huntington
each, $1,500
• Recordings for blind and
yslexic, Upland, $1,000
• District 4 Lions Sight and
earing Foundation, Brea, $1 ,000
•'Newport-Costa Mesa-Irvine
amily YMCA, $1,000
• Estancia High School, $1,000
• Someone Cares Soup
Kitchen, $1,000
•Save Our Youth, $1,000
• Youth Employment Services-
Harbor Area, $750
• Lions Project Canine Com-
panions, Buena Park, $500
• Costa Mesa Historical Soci-
ety, $500
• Boy Scout 1i"oop 711, Costa
Mesa,$500
• Costa Mesa Police Depart-
ment Explorers, $500
• Elsie May Deter Scholarship,
$500
• Boy Scout Troop 1591, Costa
Mesa, $250
• Lions Youth Exchange,
Foothill Ranch, $250
• Teen recognition program,
Anaheim, $200
• Costa Mesa Pop Warner
Football, $200
• El Bekal Shrine and Temple,
Anaheim, $200
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To my new hero John, I guess I hardly knew ye
I haven't been big on heroes
since I was a lad reading
coolie books and listening to
radio mysteries.
The Lone Ranger was proba-
bly my h.rst hero. I tdolized one
of the characters on MI Love a
Mystery," too, but I can't
remember whether it was Jack,
Doc or Reggie.
In comic books, it was Cap-
tain Marvel and Billy Batson -
boy, was I jealous of that kid -
Plastic Man and, for no reason I
can recall, the Green Lantern.
My in-the-fl esh heroes are
few. My dad, or course. Harry
'Jhunan, Jack Kennedy, Fiorello
LaGuardia, Barry Goldwater
and Everett Dlfksen. Junmy
Stewart and Colin Powell
Now I have a new hero. His
name is John Hedges
Right. The Sdllle John
Hedges I have been writing
nasty Uungs about since he was
elected lo the Newport Beach
City Counctl in November 1990.
It isn't that I now love
Hedges. But, bdsed on his per-
formance at the last two council
meetings, 1 have gdined a huge
amount of respect for him.
By God, the man has
courage.
The case m point 1s the seem-
ingly endless sagd of the Win-
dows on the Bdy restdurant, its
operating hours, its use permit,
its patio bar that is n't a bar, etc.,
etc., ad infinitum. ad nauseum.
In the other com er are the
residents of Lido Isle, especially
its north shore. It is lonely in
that comer. Many -perhaps
fred
martin
most -residents of the oty are
there, but only 10 spirit. The
Residents Advocacy Committee,
s.lill a babe in arms. has sided
with the Lido people, and that's
.. about it.
Look across the nng mto the
Windows comer and it is over-
flowing: the Chamber of Com-
merce is there, the taxpayer-
funded Economic Development
Committee and, now, a majority
of the City Council.
But on Jan. 26, the council vot-
ed unarlimously, repeat, unani-
mously, to overturn the planning
commission's approval of a use
permit authorizing the restaurant
to offer outside service, longer
hours, music and other nits and
nats. Actually, the planning com-
mission ruling simply validated
what Windows had been doing
all along illegally.
When the council reversed
the permit approval, there were
tussy fits all over town. The
I chair of the economic committee
quit, saying he could no longer
serve in such an •anti-business•
Climate. My boss wrote a col-
umn chastising the council The
chamber and the restaurant
began preparing a ma1or coun-
terattack.
That came in waves at the
next council session. One after
another, Windows on the Bay's
troops charged to the micro-
phone for their moments of
fame. lb.is was no restaura.rit,
we learned, this was a stucco
saint.
The rules require signllica.rit
NEW information for the council
to revisit a.vote. About all that
was new were the mind·
changes of Tom Tbomso~. Dick
O'Nell, Jan Debay, Norma
Glover and John Noyes.
Only Mayor Tom Edwards
and John Hedges voted to sus-
tain the council's previous judg-
ment. Hedges argued vehe-
mently and eloquently that the
council needed to hold firm not
only because of the procedural
aspect, but because who the
hell could trust a waffling coun-
cil that made Teflon-coated
decisions?
And what would happen, he
asked, when the council has to
deal with something as earth-
shaking as changing the city's
traffic-phasing ordinances to
fertilize selected areas for a
bumper crop of high rises?
Segue to Monday night's
council meeting, and once more
it was Hedges vs. the world But
John had done his homework
He had researched planning
committee minutes from several
yea.n; back and discovered that
Windows, m its previous incar·
nation as Cano's, had been
through th.ls before .
The ounutes Hedges resur-
rected showed that the planning
commission -which then
induded O'Nell, Glover and
Edwards -had been even
tougher on Cano's than the
council had been on Windows
m January.
Equally signif1cant, Hedges
pointed out. Scott Shuttleworth,
the managing partner of Win-
dows, was then a vice president
of Cano's and had agreed to all
the restncbons!
The same stnctures he has
complained about for so many
months The Sdrne regulations
the chamber and the econonuc
conuruttee claim are "anti-busi-
ness. •
Sad to say. Hedges' valiant
exhortations were mostly for
naught With the exception of
chopping a few operating hours,
the council reversed its reversal
of the planrung commission.
And it danced a.round Hedge's
concern that what the aty law-
makers we re doing would set a
precedent for every other bar
and restaurant on the b;:iy.
The Wmdows people went
home happy, but still complain-
ing. The Lldo people went home
unhappy at being sold .out by
the council. And John Hedges
went home with at least one
new cliso ple
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J Job air tirings ....... ·
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uate studeat a\ UCI, ~yeu-old
Jennlfer Lee, wm cme ot mere
than 150 applicants Who toOk
advantage of Newport·MeM'•
scbool job fair at the Diitric.1 Edu-
cation Center in Costa Mes4 on
Wednelday. •
Lee said she would like to be
able to get her first teaching job
with the district.
·rm very excited to be here,•
she said. • 1 really like the school
d1strid o.n.d the area."
Wednesday's job fair was the
first ot two the school district will
be holding to fill up to 150 vacan-.
des resulting from its retirement-
inamtive program as well u nor-
mal teacher attrition rates. The
second job fair will be on March
11.
gr-. .. ~-~ ICboal
district knew sooner than \llUal
how muay teecben would be
leavloo. 'lbere were 101 teldw'I
and admlniltraton who took
advantage of the· retirement·
tnc:eiitive program.
~ppUcants came tram all C1YS
southern California in an eftort to
land a Newport-Mela teaching
position, Elsner said
"We even have tome teachen
here frOm other districts,• he said.
Although Newport-Mesa's
teacher salaries aren't u high .u
neighboring districts, Elsner sald
for many teac.hen the ~tee
oI an early contract makes ~ for
the ~g in salaries.
In addition to teachers, the ~
trlct also will be hiring three prin-
dpals, two assistant prtndpals, a
counselor, a librarian, a psycholo-
gist and some nurses, Elmer said.
Paul Jarrett. 42, who has been
a student teacher at Costa Mesa
High School. said be is applying
for the position of secondary
social studies teacher.
Newport Bach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
briefly
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training class
Orange Coast Community
College's Community Education
Office is offering a seminar on
using the Internet as a marketing
tool. It will help business profe!'-
sionals develop their own Wt.b
tfaffiC plan and improve a wet
site's performance.
Tbe workshop is set for Tues-
day, from 1-5 p.m. in room 159 of
OCC's Technology CeQter. A $10
material fee is payable to the
instructor in class. Registration is
$89.
Participants will learn tech-
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dramatically boost web trafhc.
Placing hundreds of links on the
Internet and encouraging Inter-
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will be discuss.
•All of these people have been
screened by telephone already,•
said Jack Elsner, the district's per-
sonnel director. •This gives us a
real jump on the market"
School districts usually start
hiring in April and May, but due
to the retirement-incentive pro.
•1 live in Newport Beach,•
said Jarrett, whose wile teaches
at Ensign Intermediate School,
•and I really like this area, too."
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Com Mela High School Prtndpal Aady Hernandez, left, and assistant prlndpal Mlke.Voaen
Interview an appllc:mt clurtng Wedn8lday's job fair at the Newport-Mesa Dtstrid Educatton Center.
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VACANT
CONTINUED FROM A 1
The property was previously
a regional bank and Resolution
Trust Corporation headquarters
and was later leased out to sev-
eral tenants -including the
Costa Mesa Chamber of Com-
merce -who moved out six
years ago.
The property has been empty
smce then, costrng Shammas
about $120,000 a month in land-
scaping, 24-hour security, taxes
and debt interest payments, offi-
cials said.
But Shammas said there are
several prospective buyers lined
up for a shot at his property,
including corporations that see
MOYER
CONTINUED FROM A1
Uruversity, runs his own semi-
conductor-design company on
Old Newport Boulevard and
owns two homes on the Balboa
Peninsula along with a 35-foot
sailboat.
Moyer, who 1s ratl-thin with
incongruously massive calves,
said he rarely exercised before
he was 37. It was a New Year's
resolution that year that started
hun jogging. a habit that gave
way to bilcing.
Asked to explain his habit,
Moyer points to what he calls
"the three Es: ecology, exercise,
the site as ideal for regional
headquarters, shopping center
developers and upscale resort
hotels.
At least one of the developers
plans to demolish the building if
it buys lh.e site, but the majority
plan to use the existing facility,
Shammas said.
.. A lot of them think that area
will eventually be like South
Coast Plaza," Sham.mas sald.
Shammas, a Laguna Hills res-
ident who owns real estate all
over the Southland and several
downtown Los Angeles car deal-
e rships, estimated the property
he bought for around $18 million
is now worth about $25 million.
All the talk about reoperung
the building has city officials
understandably giddy.
"It's been kind of a long jour-
economy."
HMy feeling 1s if 1 can be out
gettmg my exercise without
burning gas, then it's crazy not
to," said Moyer, who estimates
he biked 261 miles per week in
1997. "Plus I'm a cheapskate.
Remember E, for economy?
There's also S, for simplicity."
Biking also inspires "higher-
level thought." Approaches to
circl.lil-design problems come to
him while h e's doing it.
And he doesn't mind that dur-
ing separate spills he has
cracked his wnst, h1s pelvis and
a nb, respectively.
"It's mainly, to me, mental -
to say that at my age I can do it,"
he said. "Most people my age
would groan at the thought of it,
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ney for that building, and it'll be
a big positive step\if one of these
deals can come together,• said
Mayor Peter Buffa.
Deputy City Manager Don
Lamm said a steady stream o1
realtors and developers infor-
mally pitching ideas for the site
have flowed through City Hall
since the building was emptied.
On average, five to 10 propos-
als have come through the city
for feedback each year, but none
were ever finalized or approved
by Sham.mas, Lamm said.
Now, as the county's commer-
cial real estate market continues
its strong comeback from the
recession, that steady stream has
become more like a raging rivec.
"There's a lot of interest in
that site all of a sudden," Lamm
said. Hit's almost like a bidding
and I do it voluntarily, with
ease." ·
Moyer owns a car -a 1963
1iiumph -which he tries to dri-
ve once a month to keep the
motor from freezing. He doesn't
always get around to it.
His wife, Mary, who is the
PTA president at Newport Har-
bor High School and gets
around in a Ford minivan, shows
an ambivalent attitude toward
the Univega.'
ln one breath, she will say,
"Whatever makes him happy.•
DEBBIES
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While city offidal.s a.re not in
on the closed-door talks
between Sham.mas and his
prospective buyers, Lamm said
local officials would be thrilled
with just about any appropriate
use on the site, even a resort
hotel complete with overhead
pedestrian footbridges connect-
ing the property to 1iiangle
Square. .
With the new Borders Books
building now under construction
on the former site of the Mesa
Theater and Triangle Square
racking up solid cash register
receipts, city officials are thrilled
about filling what has been a
glaring gap in their downtown
redevelopment plans.
"We're really excited about
aJ.1 the· possibilities,· Lamm said.
In another breath, she will call
her husband's habit "definitely
consuming."
HHe thinks that everybody
should be enthusiastic and will-
ing to do this," she said. "So
sometimes there's a bit of a con-
flict [when he thinks) I should be
able to go grocery shopping on a
bicycle."
She added, "I think if some-
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tainly this is a good vice to have.
I'd call it a good vice."
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Network meeting for • those
unemployed from 7:30 to 9 p.m.
m the chapel, 600 St. Andrews
Road, Newport Beach. Peter
Leets will speak about Assess-
ing Your Strengths and Focus-
ing Your Resume. For more
information, call 574-2239.
WELLNESS SEMINAR
Alfred Moravec, founder and
wellness director of the Life
Energy Research Institute, Inc.,
offers a free seminar that teach-
es how to transform mind and
body to look and feel 10 to 20
years yQunger, ·at 6 p.m. al the
Four Seasons Hotel, 690 New-
port Center Drive, Newport
Beach. For more information,
call 759-0808.
CAREER DAY
The American Institute of
Graphic Arts and Platt College ·
present Career Day and Alumru
Recepbon, from 4 to 7 p.m. ar
3901 MacArthur Blvd., New-
port Beach. To RSVP, call 833-
2300.
PARENT ORIENTATION
Park Private Day School pre-
sent.5 a parent orientation meet-
ing for 1998-99 Middle Sthool
enrollment, at 7 p.m. at 261
Monte Vista Ave., Costa Mesa
Call 645-5171.
AFTER-SCHOOL WORKSHOP
1be Newport Beach Pub~c
Library offers a free after-school
program for fourth through
sixth graders, Through the
Library and What You Can Find
There, at 3:30 p.m. at the Cen-
tral Library, 1000 Avocado Ave.,
Newport Beach. To register, call
717-3801.
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Events feature ·speakers who overc<ime adversity .·
dyslexics have gone on in T he dedicated Paul Con· aid of a special guide designed 1,000 guests who want their Prentice School with a Webme ~y 4 eat difference.
nallys of Newport Beach for the blind. • charity dollars to help children at achievement award on March life~: ~ln Is a prime
hosted a lunch last week Coming April 22 at the Balboa the Orange County and Beau· 28. L And there are many
for the students, staff and i up-Bay Club, Newport Beach, the mont, Calif. facilities of Childhelp The black-tie gala set to examp ~ell in spite of bis aca-
porters of the Braille Institute of Orange County auxiliary of the USA The organization provides Wl.fold at the chic Pour Seasons m~ fail ' young man
Orange County. The gathering, ~titute will hold its annual ben-a ho~e for abused children. Hotel, Newport Beach, will honor ~ ed bis ;:::::: :mbition in his
was part of the Braille lnsbtute s efit luncheon, called Contact Mary Allyn l>mei'. president Cannell. who Ounkecl out of two list k • th •
winter meeting an important with the Stars • ls child d tuall yearboo as au or. part of its progr'am of continuing Kent Cull~. the first blind of the Orange County Chapter schoo as a • an even Y The author who created
education. person in the United StAtes to Joins fellow Childhelp volunteers graduated at the bottom of bis some 35 television series, . ..
•A highlight of the day was receive a Ph.D. in physics, will Unda Dahl. Eileen Saul. Sharon high school class. . . mclud.ing •The Rockford Files.
having lunch with the students, address the crowd. Cullers Van Slc.kle, Renate Carluon, C~ell was dyslexic, and his "Wiseguy, • •saretta," "Th~ •
and Jeaming of the rewarding worked with NASA as a member Kim Doud, Pam Arnett, Tami condition was less than under-Comm.isb" and "Silk Stalkings,
results of the Braille Institute of the radio Search for Extrater-b .W. Rua, Barbara Ganahl, Susan stood at the time of bis schooling. also has to bis credit three
Awd.llary's progress m assisting restrial Intelligence program. COOk WhJUock. Clnn1 Valley, Ubby Today, dyslexia is not side-books with a fourth due out
the blind in Orange County,• He is consid~~ on~ of the Werner, Karle Clark, Gemma tracked by misunderstanding. this fall.
said Wanda CUllen, clirector-at-leading U ~· ~entists in the Wolf and Patti Edwards to make Leaming-differences are dealt Cannell will join BW and Har-
large for the center, headquar-search for life 10 ~e ~v~rse.f for the big annual luncheon __ ... the luncheon the biggest success with at schools such as Pren-rlet Harris, honorary gala chairs,
tered m Anaheim. Cll:11-ers is also the,msl?iratio!'l "! CU1U of their fund..rai.sing endeavors. tlce, and children born with and Ami Winthrop: coordinator
Locally, the Corona deJ Mar ~~er Carl. S~gan J blin.:1s s=tiSt meeting set for March 6. Por the Por last-minute reservations, , these differences can learn in a of the event in a bid to raise
Senior Cente~ operates as 8 ·co:~~e ase on Love of a Child, will be chaired contact NancyWhJUock at 548-positive and nurturing environ-close to $100,000 to support the
satellite location for the institute. · th k f th tiy Janet Brown and Ema 4228. Tickets are $75. ment. needs of Prentice. Outreach programs are offered to To support e wor 0 e u•-a.o" and will feature a spec · · will be di ·ded the blind and visuall un · "'<i Braille Institute, and to meet 4YJ..l.l.I& u. -Interestingly, many ?yslencs Proceeds , Vl .
t th • At th y pairt · Cullers reservations for the April tacular fashion show by South ••• of the past, despite their personal between the schools scholarship a e cenLer. e recen wm-' Coast Plaza under the direction fail · th ld d 'ts ograms in the ter meeting one such class con-22 luncheon may be made by ures m e ~or as young program ar:1' 1 pr . ducted by J~e McAllUte~ and calling 854-8208. of BWur Wallerich, direct"<>r of Erruny Award-winning writer people a~pting to conform to arts and so.ences. For more in.for-
Sioux Dahlem, education pro-community relations for the and television producer Stephen the learmng process they could mation, call Ann Dean at 737-
grarn coordinator for the center, ••• shopping center. J . Cannell, well known in the not.co~prehen~, understood 1221.
demonstrated handwriting tech-The Hyatt Regency, Irvine is Newp<irt community as a part-their difference m their~ way. ------------
ruques and practical visual aids The Orange County chapter the venue for the massive affair, time resident and avid sports-Some ~a'-:e labeled the <ill!er-• a.w. COOK'S column appears every
such as check wrttmg, Wllh the of Childhelp USA is preparing expected to attract upward of man, will be honored by the local ences', gifts of greatness, for Thursday and Saturday.
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datetiook
GUIDE TO ARTS AN ENTERTAINMENT
reel critics
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA
Woolf adaptation cleverly crafted by crew of women
• EDnOR'S NOTE: The Reel Critics
column features movie critiques written
by community members serving on,our
panel.
A mature tale of a
sophisticated woman
F irst: .Get there before •Mrs.
Dalloway• starts. Other-
wise, you'll be confused
and distracted by what's happe n-
ing on screen. And m a deliber-
ately ambiguous way, what's
happening on screen tS very
important to understanding and
enjoying this adaptation of the
subtle Vuginia Woolf novel
So, be on time as this IS a very
special kind of movie. A
serendipitous film to be savored
rather than gulped.
"Mrs. Dalloway .. ts a beauti-
fully orchestrated pavane about a
woman very much the product of
her culture, her tune and her pri-
vate self. It mirrors the last peri-
od, in fact, when England and its
wealthy, cultured ruling set epit-
omized •class• for the rest of the
world.
The focal point of the story
seems to be the party Clarissa 1s
giving one summer evening. This
party will be studded with the
likes of the prime rruruster, many
peers of the realm and a sprin-
k.ling of those who are "not the
rose, but near the rose.• (i.e.
wealthy, ambitious and aristo-
cratic members of society but not
yet of the inner circles of power,
so, easy to be bedazzled as any
commoner.)
But the pic-
ture is really
about Clarissa
(a luminous
Vanessa Red-
grave) and her
introspections
about what is
real in her life
and what she
conceals from
those around
her. These
musings carry
her back to
Eleanore
Humphrey
when she was a vibrant and
beautiful young woman, just
after the tum of the century.
And therein lies the appeal of
"Mrs. Dalloway .. " It is different in
tempo, different in development
and different in exposition.
The film starts with some
quick cuts of World War 1 hor-
rors, a bellwether for some signif-
icant action that follows. By 1923,
Clarissa Dalloway is a member of
Britain's very posh upper class.
She is kind, gracious, in control
-a model for her status group.
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Her husband is an important
member of Parliament, an intelli-
gent government official, well
aware and capable of coping
with the maneuverings and
shortcomings of some of his col-
leagues. Although they no longer
share a bed, his love and devo-
tion are demonstrated in many
gentle ways.
Woolf explores the delicate
layers between the outer and
inner life of this lovely woman
and director Marleen Gorris
catches the ambiance gracefully.
"Mrs. Dalloway• is the prod-
uct of a talented group of
women, from the screenwriter to
the set decora,tors, with skills to
match any male colleague.
All in the cast are excellent,
the photography is fine and the
music subtly adds to the mood of
the picture.
"Mrs. Dalloway" is sunny,
warm and has its amusing "
moments. Those who atturJe to
the benign pace will be enriched.
It's a wonderfuJ picture, worthy
of your attention As a Southem-
bre d friend of mine would say,
"It will pleasure you."
•ELEANORE HUMPHREY, "over 65,"
lives in Costa Mesa and 1s a political
junkie involved with several city
committees.
Three women, layers
make 'Dalloway' tick
T he talents of three amazing
women are perlectly com-
bined m ~Mrs. Dalloway •
Marleen Gorris, the d.trector
who gave us the Oscar-winrung
• Antorua's Lme, ·shows once
again her genius for creating
strong, unforgettable women
Of course, m
"Mrs. Dal-
loway, • she got
a little help
from the sec-
ond ama.zmg
woman, Vtr-
gma Woolf.
The third
woman is the
incredible
Vanessa Red-
grave, never
more beaubful.
June Fenner
She needs only the smallest fleet-
ing expression to convey all we
need to know about this character.
This is a movie that tdkes
place in layers. The upper layer
takes us through one day in the
life of the 50ish, upper-class wile
of a member of Parliament as sh<'
goes about the prepardUons ford
lavish party.
. In the second layer we foUow
her thoughts back to early adult-
hood when she made a choice
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between two -or possibly three
-suitors. The effect of that Jong-
past choice is made more rele-
vant when her former swtor sud-
denly reappears.
The third and darkest layer
appears to have no direct beanng
at all on Dalloway. From a flortSt's
window, she catches a bnef
glimpse of a troubled young ffidn
This man, whom she never sees
again, is a World War I veteran
struggling to overcome the shat-
tenng effects of delayed shell
shock.
We follow his story through
tlus same day, wondering how he
could possibly affect the world of
the elegant Mrs. Oalloway
Llke a classic Greek drama, all
the layers come together during
the course of Dalloway's party
• JUNE FENNER, a CoSla Mesa resident
1n her late SOs, is vice president of a
work force training company
Kidnap scheme is
· 'Palmetto's' plot
I n "Palmetto," Woody Harrel-
son plays Harry Barber, a top-
1 notch mvestigabve reporter
who was sent to pnson on a
trumped up charges but 1s
released after two years when tus
conviction is overturned.
Barber wants to make a fresh
std.rt, so he heads to lus old stomp-
mg ground and hooks up with bis
gi.rlfnend, Nina (Gina Gershon).
One day Barber goes to the
local bar to relax and check out
the want dds when he tS
dpproached by one Rhea Mal-
roux (EIJzdbeth Shue) Malroux
wants to become Barber's next
employer -sort oJ
Malroux has hatched a
scheme y.r1th her stepdaughter
Odette, designed to squeeze
some big bucks (a haU-a:u.llion1
out of Rhea's husband and
Odette s father
They \vill pretend to kldndp
Odette, and when papa pays
Odette will return home Jn
exchange for $50,000, Harry will
proVlde the voice of the kid-
ndper Aller some carefuJ
thought (and droll m the hay
with Rhea), Barber agrees.
They go through with the
"k.Jdndp," but iionlcally, Barber
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to ftnd lhe kidnapper.
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not a "T1taruc " or a "Good Will
H unttng, • but 1t defi.rutely can be
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By Nancy Cheever. Daily Piiot
T here'• no match tor fresh
put.a. The dillerence 11 i.n
the texture and flavor· the
exterior a blt grittier ond the
tute much fuller than the dry,
1>4ck.aged varlebes
The flavor of fret1h pasta Is
always diltinct from the sauce
that covers It; dry put.as seem to
lack flavor and limply add bulk
to the other ingredients ln the
dlSb.
Put.a Conne<.taon In \oslb
Meta ii the sourcP for fresh,
homemadf' palltd (•VN Y ('If'("(•
of It made from " 20-yNtr-old
machine that has a history d!>
abundant tu th<• pdsta .. 1t pro-
duces.
Owner LUI& Rodng1wz, who
grew up In ArqPnlJntJ, Lruv<•led
an un<"onventtondl ro ute· to g<•t to
the place when' h10, r<•stduranl,
end his food, huvf• bC'com <• d
local ldndmdrk
Rodr1quc·z hds no fonndl <'l.LIJ-
nttry trwnill!J, no c·ollf'CJP f•duC"d·
tion and isn't c•v<•n full-hloodc•cl
Italian. But Uw food lw .. nvf'i. 1s
some or thP IH•i.t in town.
~This wtii. rr'y dH•ttrn, H l>dtc!
Rodnguez, who'><1 \till \trugql<!s "
bit with Enql"li "I O('VN <Jot
before Ii n•st.1111 .int. not c•vf'n
working 1r1 c• '""tt1urttr1t in dll my
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Thf• 5:t-y1•,11 old 0,111<1 h1., ltul-
idn mothN tc1 uqht tum how to
cook at d younq •lllf', w lwn hi'
MARC MARTIN I OAll.Y I'll.OT
Yadira Hernande?., daughter of owner Luls Rodriguez, holds a bottle of wine and the Pasta Connec·
tton speclale, a slgnctlure pasta dish wtth meat-filled tortelUni covered ln aJJredo and tomato sauce.
lrt1mNI how to mdk<' p c1c,1tt, m 1974, and began to make fresh His intent was to tum the cof-
st1 ur '-'" e1nd olh(!f ltrll1t1 n std pl Pi. rnvioli and tortellini every Frj.day fee shop into a pasta foctory,
"Wh"n I romc· h1•11• (25 y<•Ms an his garage. But the only takers uneasy with the thought of com-
d<.Jol l we1s ulwcJyo, lookinq ford were his family and friends. munlcating with customers. But
businPss to stdft," h<' sc;11d ''I Wd S HNobody believed in me," he within a month, he had hlred
wurk1ny in lactory, Wd~ c1 w t'ldcr sa1<.1 HThey said I won't make it." several Spanish-speaking
for rndny ycMs. I '>r•VNI mom•y, Later, Rodriguez bought a employees and put together a
houyht d mdchm1· for rntt kinq house in Santa Ana for $22,000, menu from his mother's reapes.
pdsld eight yPt1rs hf'fore op<•ninq and by 1985, he was so tired of "I see the people, I took the
thP rc·stdUrdnl " working m the factory that he order, I cook the food, H he said.
l le bought thP p11'>tc1 m<1t huw sold his home and hJs car and HL.itUe by little I WdS growing
with ru_., W(• scwtncJ" $H>,OOO finally bought d restaurant. and today ll'm surcessfulJ
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thing myself." Everything, of pasta, the menu oflers endless
including the infamous storefront choices, from the ordinary
logo of his young son with a (spaghetti and meat balls $5.95)
bowl of spaghetti on his head. to the not-so-ordinary (sorrentino
MMany places look better but $8.95) to Italian favorites (egg-·
the cooking is completely differ-1 t $7 50) ent," he said. "I cook fresh. like pan parmesan, · · · Most dishes are prepared with
for me. I doJl"t want to make a rich base _ butter, cream or ~~.Y -I just try Lo make good olive oil -and the portions are
bountitul. But a few healthy dish-
You'll find that good food al es are also offered.
the comer of 19th Street and The minestrone soup ($2.95) is
Harbor Boulevard, where the aged, green-roofed restaurant just like my grandmother's: fresh
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em Tuangle Square. The place looks like a moun-and fresh bread, the soup makes
lain chalet rather than an Italian a tasty, inexpensive lunch.
restaurant: cozy and friendly The tutto-mare ($8.95) is anoth-
with a wooden beamed ceiling er light dish with linguini, clams,
and mirrored wall. shrimp, squid, sole and tomato
Because Rodriguez still sauce sauteed in white wine.
believes that fresh is best, cooks The alla puttanesca ($7.95) is a
spend a lot of time preparing the fresh, tasty dish with garlic, black
entrees by order. A few of the olives, capers, mushrooms and
dishes take around 20 minutes to red pepper sauteed in olive oil.
get to the table, but they're well There's also several chicken
worth.the wail. ilishes, a children's menu, sand-
One of those items is the wiches and salads.
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THUftSOAY, FEBRUARY 26. 1998
EVen in our town, Wiider classic can't stand test of time
By Tom Titus
S ome classic plays -·A
Streetcar Named Desire,"
·oeath of a Salesman· -
age gracefully, enriching suc-
ceeding generations of audi-
. ences. Thornton Wilder's ·0ur
Town· has simply aged.
Ironically, South Coast Reper-
tory's attempt to bring it into the
here and now, by employing
•colorblind·
man and Gregory Mlllar's uptight
black choir clirector really leave a
lasting impression.
Wtlder's stage manager has
been transformed from an elderly
white man into a younger black
woman, Kimberly Scott, who
injects a touch of sass and
sparkle into the character. How-
ever, Scott is mcoll.SlStent in her
interpretation, occasionally trip-
ping on one of her homespun
zingers.
casting, merely
illustrates the
shakiness of the
play's founda-
~HEATER
REVIEW
The interra-
cial romance of
George' and
Emily is accept-
tion. What was capbvatmg and
i.ttnovative 60 years ago seems
somewhat tired and empty today,
unmune to a touch of surface
modernization.
Rucker has populated his
·0ur Town· with a variety of
ethnicities, disregard.mg familial
blood lines in the process, which
would be a noble endeavor tf the
performances were more memo-
rable. As it stands, only Greg
Watanabe's lacoruc Asian milk-
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able epougb,
disregarding the play's time
frame, but neither Jesus Men-
doza nor Sanaa Lathan can capti·
vate the audience enough to
touch off a trickle of tears in the
third act, when death has sepa-
rated them. Lathan comes close
in her emotional revisitation
sequence, but Mendoza lacks the
youthful enthusiasm that must
d efine his character.
New England accents are
inconsistent. with some actors
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· vengeance, such as Armando
Jose Duran's greeting to his
daughter's fiance -"Mawnin,'
Gawge." Duran and the lively
Emily Kuroda as Mr. and Mrs.
Webb are, however, two of tbe
show's more interesting figures.
Kirk Taylor stiffens splendidly
as George's proud doctor father.
while Jenruler Parsons underplays
skiDfully as his wife. Julie Garoa
has a nice scene as their young
daughter, while Jonathan Lau
and Alex Mehra divide the small·
er part of the Webb's little boy
The cameo roles are well
estabhmed by Don Took as lhe
town momoan, Martha McFar-
land as a chatty townswoman,
Art Koustlk as the local consta-
ble, Paul Gutrecht as a returrung
mourner and Hal Landon Jr as a
seedy hlstory professor. All but
Gutrecht have been plylllg their
trade at SCR for more than three
decades
Rucker underscores the pre-
sentational nature of the p1ece
right off the bat by bnngmg the
actors on stage long before the
play starts to dpply lheu makeup
and don costumes in a back-wall
dressing room much Wee Jack
Helfner's ·varuties • It's one of
the few chances set designer
Michael DeVllle has to be ere·
ative, given the bare-stage
nature of the play ·our Town• hdS moment!. of
sentimental attracnon, but
Wilder's most celebrated work no
longer has the power to com·
mand with its unconvennond.l
approach to the theater South
Coast Repertory's own uncon-
ventional stylmg tsn't qwte
enough to re\'lve it
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Not the best solution to Eastbluff
traffic, but it is a good one
Estancia can benefit from competition I 'd like to thank nm Grenda for his nicely unbi-
ased article (-Eastbluff traffic measures get .
mixed reviews, -Feb. 12, Daily Pilot) regarding
Eastbluff's new traffic patterns.
C ompetition. It's the cornerstone of
this great country; the archenemy of
complacency and mediocrity and the
secret of success in any industry.
And school district officials who are now
ruminating over the evaporating student
body at Estancia High School would be wise
to take note the benefits of competition.
Estancia has a significant problem. The
school has a student enrollment of about 1,000,
though it was designed for 2,200. In recent
years, students have taken advantage of a
state law that allows intra-district transfers and
have attended one of Newport-Mesa's other
high schools, most notably Newport Harbor.
How do you stop the student flight from the
West Side Costa Mesa campus?
School board President Jim Ferryman and
Estancia Principal Peggy Anatol think the dis-
trict should halt any transfers and simply force
students living near Estancia to attend their
home school. Lunchttme at Estancia High School.
We have a better solution than mandating
Costa Mesa students go to a school they'd
rather not attend. How about finding ways of
making Estancia more enticing? How about
creating a high school students are begging to
get into? How about trying competition
Union High School District, for example. With
six high schools, that district also was faced
with the possibility or having one school on
the losing end of the enrollment stick.
instead of coercion?
It's not impossible.
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Instead of trying to stifle competition, the dis-
trict embraced it by allowing each high school
to develop a speciality to attract students.
Look no further than across the Santa Ana
!Over to the neighboring Huntington Beach
One school has an academy of performing
arts, another offers a math and saence mag-
letter to the editor
Hedges has nothing to do with
closure of Balboa's businesses
D oes John Hedges have a Balboa Market, as Gestures Aorist.
hidden agenda for dos-5. The Tea Time Memones
ing down businesses as owner had a full-time job as an
one recent Daily Pilot letter
wnter suggested? I don't think
so. As far as Balboa Village goes,
i1 tlus letter writer had checked
the facts he would have found:
1. Palm Street Beach Cub, ran
out of money. Previous owner of
Gnnga's (same location) left after
three successful years so she
could spend time with her family.
She also owns another successful
restaurant in town.
2. Emerald Forest's mother
company is in bankruptcy for the
second time.
3. Playland Arcade has been a
family-owned business for more
than 20 yea.rs. nus one is closing
so the owners can spend more
time with family.
4. The flower shop, Romantic
Notions, has reopened inside the
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interior designer, the tea house
was a dream that just didn't
work out.
6. South Swell and Albatross
had been there for years. The
owners retired from the vigor of
the everyday clothing business,
but they and other family mem-
bers still own two successful
businesses in the Fun Zone.
None of this sounds like
Hedges has a master plan to
destroy tourism in Balboa Village.
Remember we have bad many
30-and 40-year leases come to an
end in the past 10 to 20 years.
The business proprietors retired
or the owners of the buildings
doubled and bipled the rent.
The dependable tenants
couldn't afford to renew their
leases. For these reasons, Balboa
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rebuttal
lost a di.me store, theater, hard-
ware store, quality clothing
stores, dry cleaner, gas stations.
restaurants and more.
If the letter writer had been
around when the University of
Michigan fans were here for the
Rose Bowl, all that was heard
was Balboa is "the most friendly
town," "the harbor and birds are
delightful," •the restaurants and
shops are the greatest," and "we
loved seeing where all the movie
stars lived on the boat cruises."
They called Balboa Nthe west-
ern gold coast.• Not one person
said, "Oh look at all the empty
buildings in this town.•
Balboa Village is going
through a transformation as well
as many surrounding areas. It
will take time, as all good ~gs
do, but she will stand proud.
GAY WASSAU-KfUY
Balboa
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Confidential to Ed Decker: Don't listen to critic
E d Decker, stay OD tbe school
boerd, and apply for the
pomtlon of superintendent too.
Mela yente pu been well repre-
MDted by your intelligence, your
level-head and your expertise all'
these yean. My neighbon and I
support you.
ly qu•Med), b\lt then fretted over
txudgnff'mnt, sbor'i·tenn controver-
sy. J:le'• mired in lilly details th4t
our board members are oertainly
capable " working lb.rough -
and I would submit, dO work
thnNgb. on a daily bub.
1bete la not another candidate
to~ foUDd an~ who will .Doo't let lholt~hted edtton
at the Deily POot tnauencie you.
Pred Mar1in Mid. "IO bu. tbl
• be .. dldicateil. .. put.ionate, u
prol-&onal or• knowledgeable
man.• (beceUle be II 10 llni•da4ftt. ID that job • you Will be.
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This community needi you in
that job, and needs you on the
boerd.
Don't let a few guys who get
pald to stir the pot distract you.
Stay on the board and apply for
the job. Whatever th outcome,
the dUldren and the community
WU1 contin\18 to benefit from your
leedenbip In Newport-MeM.
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net school and another an international bac-
calaureate program. A couple of schools have
business academies and a one offers a school
for e ntertainment and tourism. And guess
what? It's working!
We urge school district and Estancia offi-
cials to find ways to attract and keep students
and embrace the notion of competition rathe r
than run from it.
The traffic committee did a masterful job in get-
ting the Newport Beach City Council to all~te
some of the nonresident traffic using our neighbor-
hood as a thoroughfare.
I feel it is second best to a number of alterna-
tives; however, this is a majority-rule option, and 1·
certainly go along with it. Unfortunately, it is a tem-
porary solution, and I would like to see it installed
permanently.
In a community where some of the residents are
more affected than others we simply must listen
and do what is best for all, even if there is a slight
inconvenience to those of us who are not profound-
ly affected.
Just in order to keep up with changing times we
must acknowledge there are newly acquired envi-
rons -the new off-ramps that are a clear invitation
to crime; full access to and from UCI by way of
Bison Road, the reopening of Eastbluff Elementary
School, and the easy access to Corona del Mar
High School.
All of these factors are new and for safety's sake
can't be ignored or disdain~. I applaud the traffic
committee and the Newport Beach City Council for
their attention to our very real problem.
JOAN ANDRE
Newport Beach
New traffic measures were
unnecessary, aggravating changes
I am relieved to see from the Feb. 12 Eastbluff
article that I am not alone in finding this plan a
great inconvenience. t. frequent user of Bison, I
have never found the weight of traffic particularly
heavy.
Was a traffic count carried out before the
changes were effected? Restricting egress from an~
access into Bison only aggravates the serious traffic
problem at the junction of Ford and Jamboree .
roads at school time.
That is the problem that the city should address
and resolve.
This misconceived scheme is an unnecessary
hindrance to people wishing to visit the post office
and the Bison Avenue stores -the whole crackpot
notion incited, 1t seems, by a minority.
It must not be made permanent.
A. E. WYATT
Newport Beach
reader's hotline
Leave well enough alone .
THE iSSUE: Many take issue with plans
by city officials to not renew the
Eastbluff Boys and Girls Club lease.
I was calling about the Boys and Girls Oub,
the issue of possibly closing it and turning it
into an adult reaeation facility.
I'm totally against it. I think that the Boys and
Girls Club has served the community well. I
don't think we need more opportunity for adults
in this community; I think the.re are plenty. I
think we need more opportunities for children.
And I would hate to see the city take over the
program and turn it into a loosely (i.e., poorly)
supervised facility and a drop-by-after-school
program.
I think the Boys and Girls Club· bu done a
good job, and I think tbey should be left alone to
continue in the dty as they've been doing and
1erving the community well. I would like the dty
officials who are voting on Uiil islUe to know I
think the Boys and Girls Club lbou1d be alloWed
to renew their leue. 1bank you.
I tblDk lt should be kept a a '°'9 md Gtdl
Cub.~ c:hUdND me tblt"*'-"* ~
edll 1'ork. And I thtak 11'1 m lmpltlbal plea to
belDdbave .
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I think the dty should renew the lease with
the Boys and Girls Club.
I think it's ridiculous that the dty would kick
the kids out of that facility.
Your editorial of Feb. 19 about tbe Bop and •
Girls Oub in Eastbluff hit the nail square on tbe
he&d. The Boys and Girls Oub is a landmark of
our community and bas been a focal~ of
youth development, community spirtt and pjde
and lovtng service for the put 25 yean.
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MISSED dent since 1992, with the excep-
tion of one, took her children
CONTINUED FROM A 1 out of the Estancia ?.one before
sixth or seventh grade .... The
who kept her children at exodus is not because of the
TeWmkle . •Any parent can tell elementary school, but because
; you the names of kids who ot the looming mi4dle school."
Mesa Verde parent Donna : aren't going to the school."
Bennett said she transferred her Although she has kept her
son at TeWinkle, Kare Grams child out of the Estancia zone
said her 13-year-old son has because all the girls her daugb-
excelled in bis studies, in spite ter's age from her neighborhood
of and not because of being at had already transferred out.
Te Winkle. "Each child is differe nt and
"When sometlung comes up each child responds to a school
at TeWink.Je, the attitude tS it is in an individual way,· she said.
a stude nt problem or a parent "What's good for one child may
problem ,• G rams said in a letter not be good for another."
to the Daily Pilot. "Instead of THE BRIDGE exempWying respect, the school TeWinkle Principal Mary Ann administration writes edicts to Ehret said middle school is to be penalize disrespect. lbe stu-a bridge between elementary dents are controlled mstead of school and high school. But with cultivated. And by the mere fact the high minority population at that they are 'kids that age,' the TeWink.le, about 65%, the administration finds them school, Ehret said, is also like a untrustworthy." bridge to the future of CaWor-Grams said that because nia. there axen't enough upper-level •A large percentage of my classes at TeWinkle, she has to students are ~ilingual, • she drive her son from the middle said. "I say you're lucky, it's a school to Estancia daily for ticket to work.• geometry classes. There are many things at "At California Elementary TeWinkle you won't find at oth-School, the great majority of er schools: dress codes, a gang !parents who transferred their specialist, a security guard and children from the zone! are par-a chain-link fence that encloses ents who were very involved at the school. sch ool," Grams said. "The There are many things you _ record shows every Califorrua won't find at TeWinkle that you ~Elementary School PTA presi-might find at other sch ools such .
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"They tzy to help County deputy shenff, said the
school is safer now than it bu
the atudenta out no been in years.
matter what situa-•It's been a real good year,•
he said. ·Kids really seem to be tJ th ' . • on ey rem ... geltlng along •
-PEPE MONTENEGRO Causly, who bas been at
TeWmkJe since 1990, said the
school's staff maintains open
communication with the stu-
dents. as: baggy pants, students wear-"We try to be proactive," he
ing makeup, an indoor cafeteria said. "If a kid says there's going
and student lockers. to be a fight, we do what we
"We have a very strong prin-can to prevent it."
d pal here," said day-class Pepe Montenegro, the school
teacher Meridee Thompson. district's gang outreach coun-•She has done a lot for the selor, also spends much of his
school arid she is not tolerant o( time at TeWinkle. A former
arty kind of negative behavior. gang member bimseU, Mon-
She works hard to instill respect tenegro bolds regular meetings
and very high standards." with students who may be
Not having lockers has also either vulnerable to or involved
meant that there is no place for with gangs.
students to bide things, a move As be walks through the
that some parents applaud but halls of TeWinkle, students flock others say is one way that well-around Montenegro He asks behaved students being pun-about their family We and how
ish ed for the actions of others. they're doing at school. He
"There are some parents who refers to some students as
were highly irritated that their "mija, • Spanish slang for
kids have to carry around heavy •daughter.•
backpacks,• said George Cote, "This district really cares
whose daughte r is a former about young people,· he said
TeWinkle student. "But it's "They try to help the students
proven to be highly successful. out no matter what sitruation
They haven't had (drugs and they're in.•
weapons) problems because Montenegro said there are
there isn't anywhere to bide about 10 active gangs in the anything.• West Side of Costa Mesa, where
The school's security guard, most of bis students ltve. But he
Hank Causly, a former Orange said the school's security and
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gang-prevention program have
kept those gangs from coming
onto the schools.
Some of the students, like 13-
year-oki Jessica, are well aware
of the presence of gangs near
her West Side neighborhood
She said her father was shot by
a gang member last year The
wound wasn't fatal, but she said
it has eliminated any temptation
to ever be part of a gang
Another girl, a 14-year-old
also named Jessica, said she
understa'nds why some people
iom gangs but she does what
j she can to discourage them
from doing so.
·A lot of ktds 1ust really need I some support," she said. "They
don't have anybody to listen to
them Some of my fnends have
parents who just drink too
much ..
Karina, 13, also said she
would try to discourage anyone
she knew from jommg a gang
·I would talk to him to get
help," she said.
Judn, 14, came to the United
States from Mexico two years
ago, like many of his peers, be
likes being in this country, but
he doesn't feel like an Ameri-
can.
One thing all of the Latmo
students interviewed had m
common, even those who've
been in the United States most
of their lives, is that they don't
feel like Americans. None of
Divorre.
Recovery. \Xbrkshop
them said they wanted to be
American but neither did they
feel left out of the Amencan
soaety
Ehret said the fact that stu-
dents don't feel like they're
American could JU5l be a part of
growing up
"They have a lot of cultural
pnde, • she said. "They're still
identifying with their home
country. I don't see 1t as bad.
They're not needing to
renounce their hentage."
As students go on to high
school, Ehret said many of them
get more assurtilated into the
culture of the school by part.let-
pating in extracumcular acllVl-
lies. l Although many piUents com-
plain about thell chlldren not
being challenged at TeWinkle,
Ehret said she and the school
staff axe committed to proVldmg
a challenqmg curriculum tba t
prepares all of the school's stu-
dents for htgh school.
"A human nund is a temble
thing to waste and I don't want
any part of that," she said.
Ehret said TeWmk.le was one
of two schools in the Newport-
Nlesa school district and one of
181 secondary schools in Cah-
fornia to receive state recogm-
tion as a Distinguished School.
Corona de! Mar High
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the beguunng or many stone
about rum.
Back m the days when the
Daily Pilot covered professional
mstances, I did get to watch the sports, I had the opportunity to
veteran reporters di work write about two NFL game~.
Later, after the editors trusted The first was a game between
me with wntmg more than JUSt the New Orleans Saints and the
bnefs and Cdlenddr events, I Los Angeles Rams -my then
was chosen to he lp a colleague beloved team. The second hap·
cover the sdd story of a man pened as I was sent td-do a sto·
who shot dild killed his ry on former Newport ~·each
estranged wife dl a Lido Isle resident Todd Marinov'ich's first
traJJer pdrk before he took his game as a starting NFL quarter-
own lif<> back. Marinovich, playing for
But thdt would bP just d the then·Los Angeles Raiders.
wam1·up for what was to come. nearly beat the Kansas City
Soon dfter, I found myself wnt· Chiefs that day and was the
mg story after story about the toast of the town. . ;
plumm€'tmg real estdle mdrket I don't think things are so
in the eMly 1940'>, which left sunny for him now.
many m ltndnC1dl rum. In 1991, On the sedmier side of life, J
dS the United Stdl<'s beqdn its covered the bloody rampage of
bombing of lrdq dnd the Gulf a disgruntled postal worker who
War, I was d1spdtched to murdered his mother in Corona
churches dnd hdf'> to st'('k out del Mar and then killed or
dnd writ€! dhout public opinion injured several others ma two-
on the !>k1rm1sh ddy shooting spree
I hdd th" pn\ tlt•qe of covt>r· And JUS I when the world was
mg d "1<,1l I» torme1 V1c·e Pres1-seeming a Little too crazy, I was
dent Ddn <Jud} lc> d" h<' ldndPd given the opportunity to inter·
at El Toro f\IMint• hd..,P dnd ult1-view one of the victims of that
matl!ly qot to ..,11t1k<' ht!-. hand rampage, Costa Mesa resident
Of cour..,c• rtrl)' stint c1t tht• Patti Salot, who was shot multi·
Daily Pilot 1s not wtthout its JOC· pie times but somehow, incredi·
uJdnty In ct 111c>rut.>nl of haste. bly, escaped death. Her resilien·
the-c>d1trns r1llm\Pd nt<' to ~pve cy was remarkable to behold.
our dd1l y 1<1dw rww.., rt>porl on I was working the Sunday
whdl wc1-. llwn llw K-Ckcan sld-sluft at the Daily Pilot the fate·
lion. Th" r1clclH'"" wr1s so l>dd, 11 1 ful day the El Torito Grill at
hds beronw ct pc•rn1c11wnt pMt ol · Newport Center exploded into a
Dd1ly pt101 f(llklo11• mass of rubble, killing one man.
I Wds thi• f11..,1 !lll•mhc>r ol 1111.., And that very same day, I came
news1)dp1•r-. ... 1.111 to !rack down back to interview a new school
sport.., "ll(ll'tc1q1•11t L1·111h Slt>trt· <;upennte ndent named Mac
berg rtl ht!> Nt•wport <'en IN Bi>md, who \Vas having a meet·
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niz d by the Jate activist Roy
Alvarado :
As the Newport Beach
reporter, I was on duty when a
kind tipster let me know New·
port Beach Police Chief Arb
Campbell and one of his top
lieutenants, Tony Villa, were the
subject of a sexual harassment
suit that would ultimately result
in therr ousters from the d epart·
ment.
Later, after I bad ditched my
notepad and moved to the edi·
tor's desk , I stood on the roof of
the Daily Pilot and watched as
100-toot high flames from the
devastatin'g Laguna Canyon
fires in October 1993 creeped
over the hills above Newport
Coast on what seemed to be a
destructive path toward Corona
de! Mar. Luckily, that didn't
happen.
I was in the newsroom when
we learned that a young police
officer named Bob Henry had
succumbed from a bullet wound
to the head and when a reporter
announced to the news staff
that a young Newport Harbor
cheerleader named Amanda
Arthur had emerged, miracu·
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Of course I'll ne ver forget the
moment I sat proudly in a Bev·
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with my colleagues as it was
announced that the Daily Pilot
had won the California News·
paper Publishers Association's
coveted statewide general
excellence award for small
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What l am really going to
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and Steve Marble, who have
made working here a joy.
Whether it be the publisher,
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reporters, sales reps,-0ffice
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owner, the pet care employ81f!s
tn.stead have been telling callers
about a homeless brown and
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pellet in his backside and
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Wednesday afternoon $200 had
been accumulated for the long-
haired c.at.
Ruoff, who already owns sev-
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today. She said she does plan to
give him a new name -Rum
Tum Tugger, after an adventur·
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"Cats.•
"He will go directly to Back
Bay Veterinary Hospital, who
will evaluat6 and take care of
him before he can go home,•
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pet at the center Wednesday.
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QUOTE QF THE DAY
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I think we were intimidated ... "
-COSfA MESA COACH SI IOVI'EL SHER~HJOD
GOLF
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• If you could only find a
crew like this for your own
lawn, you'd have it made.
N o one is more proud
of the beaming
colors of Newport
Beach Country Club
on television than
golf course supenntendent Ron
Benedict, who prefers avoiding
any personal glow before, during
or after the Toshiba Senior
Classic, Orange County's only
PGA Tour event.
.. Actually, I like being the guy
who shows up after everybody
goes away -we like being in the
background,· Benedict said.
"It's just fun to see the whole
thing on (ESPN), l like that part .
because you see the goli course
in a whole new light. lt looks
bett~r on TV than m person "
Benedict shows up in person
each day about 4 a.m. during the
Senior Classic (March 9-15) to
supervise NBCC's staff of goU
course manicurists. About 10
p.m., he goes home
Pew changes on the course
are in order fQr this year's event,
but perhaps the biggest
development for Benedict and
his team will occur the week
prior to the tournament.
Call it the Mowersome Group.
Each day during advance
week, Benedict's team of mowers
will have a tee time, sort of.
"We're going out there Wlth
the players (next week)," Sa.Jd
Benedict, who will take a
fairway mower, a collar and
approach mower, an intermediate
rough mower, a primary rough
mower, a tee mower and maybe
even a greens mower onto each
hole.
It should ta.lee four hours to
complete the project each day,
the same time as an 18-hole
round.
"We'll be going after the
10:23 a.m. group," Benedict said.
"When they finish No. l, we'll
attack tbe entire hole, and it
should take about 15 or 20
minutes to mow the (entire) hole.
Then the next group will tee off
at 10:57 a.m., then we'll move
onto No. 2 and do the same
thing ... we'll be out there ij.ke a
group of golfers.
':>E f BE LOW
Sailors'Jaineson,Hirsttabbed
• Junior point guard first
team, Hirst Coach of Year
and four other Back Bay
basketball standouts earn
second-team recognition.
By Barry Faulkner, Daily Piiot
Newport Harbor High junior
Matt Jameson and Sailors' Coach -
Larry Hirst, who credited each
other as the primary reason for
their success this season, are the
leading locals on the Daily Pilot's
All-Sea View League boys bas-
ketball team.
Jameson, a 6-0 point guard in
his third varsity season, averaged
14.3 points in league for tl)e
Satlors, the only squad to upset
ALL -SEA VIEW LEAGUE BASKETBAL L I
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pion Santa
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route to a sec-
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The Tars'
floor leader
and primary
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Jameson
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ble figures in
seven of his 10 league contests,
including a high of 25 in a 53-33
triumph over Corona del Mar,
Feb. 6. He was a second-team all-
league selection last season.
Hirst, in his third season at
Harbor. earned Coach of the Year
Coach Hirsst
honors, largely
for his master -
fuJ game plan
against Santa
Margarita in
the second
round. The
Sailors' 50-4 7
home v1ctory,
Feb 4, pro-
duced the first
loss for Coach
Jerry DeBusk's I
Eagles, who were ranked No. 1 in
Orange County at the time
Hust also kept the Sal.lors on
course, despite several tnJuries
and illnesses that ravaged their
roster during lhe league cam-
pa.ign
Newport Harbor WclS repre·
sented on the second team by
sophomore Justirl llhngworth and
senior Scott Archbold, wh1le
Corona del Mar placed Junior
Dennis Alshuler and seruor Alex
Jekeli on the second team.
Illingworth, a 6-3 forward and
a second-year varsity performer,
consistently succeeded agamst
much taller competition in the
pdlllt, attack.mg the basket with
the ball and crashing the glass for
rebounds Wllh reckless abandon
Illingworth, who averaged nearly
eight points a game, joins Jame-
son to lead a strong cast of return-
ers who could make a run for the
ledgue crown next wmter
Archbold, an dthletic 6-0
guard, averaged 8 3 points in d
• SEE ALL-SEA VIEW PAGE 84
CIF DIVISION Ill -A GIRLS BASKETBALL
QUICKNESS THE WINNER
DON LEACH I DAlY PILOT
Costa Mesa's Evelyn Powers pub lt up, but Morningside guard Ericka WWiams has the answer.
• And boasting of that
rare commodity are the
Morningside Monarchs,
who eliminate the Costa
Mesa Mustangs from the
the CIF Playoffs, 49-34.
By Barry Faulkner, Daily Plfo r
COSTA MESA -It wdsn't
Morrungside High's seven ClF
Southern Section titles, or its 15-
game winning streak, or 1ls No 3
seed in Division 111-A that
seemed to bother host Costcl
Mesa most Wednesddy rught.
Instead, it was the Monarchs'
swarming defensive quickness
wluch proved too much for the
Mustangs m a 49-34 Ill-A quar-
terfmal loss that ended Mesa's
ninth stra.ight postseason run.
"You just can't sunulale that
(quickness) in practice,· said
Mesa Coach Shontel Sherwood,
who admitted her players' shots
were haunted by upraised Mom-
mgs1de hands and arms all rught
·1 thmk we were mtun1dated, •
Sherwood said "They were fly-
ing at us when we shot dlld even
when we hdd open shots. the
gtrls were lookmg for someone to
be flymg at tht>m It changed a lot
of our shots."
Indeed, 17 of Mesa's 40 nus-
fires from th<> field dldn't dra\'"
iron, mcluding sue f\.tommgs1dP
blocks. The real or perceived
defensive pn>sence by the visi-
tors allowed the Mustangs to
connect on JUSt 12 of 52 held-goal
attempts (23 · J
Momings1cle (25-4) sank 21 of
60 from lhe held (35'} .. ) and
seized control of the game w1th
runs of 13-1 and 10-2 dunng a
rune-minute span of the second
and tlu.rd qudrtcrs.
Mesa {13-15) led for the first
10 56, as Jenny Earnest, Autumn
Snuth. and Juue Collett tut short
jumpers and Nancy Hatsustu and
Kristin Clusholm both banked m
three-pointers to fuel the hosts'
upset hopes
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the road
• Estancia will duel
Bishop Montgomery
in CIF Friday night at
Redondo Union High.
REDONDO BEACH -
The lclst hurdJE' for Estanoa
H.Jgh's boys bdsketball team
to d berth m the CIF D1vt-
sion 111-A Finals at The
Pond in Andhe1m is at
Redondo Union Hlgh Fn-
da'r rught (7 30), where the
Eagles 11 q_9l will duel the
Bishop Montgomery
Krughts (20-b}. champions
of the parochial Del Rey
League
Bishop 1ontgomery won
the com flip Thursday
morrung for the nght to be
the host team at an alter-
nate site
The other haU of the
senuftnals pits top-seeded
Chammade (25-1 I agamst
the winner of tonight's
game (Santa Pclula. 21 -3 vs
Cdbnllo. 13-11 1 m Lompoc
DIRECTIONS
Directions to Redon-
do Union High: Take
405 north to Artesia
Blvd. From Artesia off-
ramp (which loops),
turn right and proceed
west to Hawthome
Blvd. Turn left on
Hawthorne (107) to
Torrance Blvd. and turn
right. Proceed west on
Torrance Blvd. to PCH
(1) and turn right.
From PCH, right on
Vincent Park. School
located at 631 Vincent
Park. Note: There are
several options after
exiting 405. This
appears to be the most
risk-free. Driving t ime:
Allow 60 minutes.
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"It's really going to help us,
because it gives us an opportunity
for the best cut possible. When
the grass is wet, it doesn't cut as
well. When it's dry, it comes off
Dice and pretty, and if it rains
we're (in trouble)."
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Benedict said the recent El
Nino-induced storms didn't
create any problems his team
couldn't fix. Washed-out bunkers
-.vere the extent of the damage.
Cl
NBCC has also completed its
t •12-year, three-stage project of
renovating the bunkers. Senior
PGA Tour agronomist Tom
Brown was reportedly pleased
with the new bunkers when he
inspected the course last time
out.
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Quarterback Troy Aikman of ••
the Dallas Cowboys is expected
to join Leigh Steinberg's
celebrities for the Monday
Pro-Am (March 9)1 the inaugural
event of the week-Jong Senior
Classic.
ESPN's Chris Myers is
scheduled to emcee the
\Ollmament's kickoff party
March 8 at 6:3Q,p.m . at The 19th
Hole (on location at NBCC).
Details: 515-48'0. a
lit a lnDMDdoas faad·ralllllg
cwnP'lig'n, made poatble tfy ·a
donor to the National Dyslexia
•SEE GOLF PAGE 84
daily pilot high school athlete of the week
-
ESTANCIA'S GOAL-ORIENTED DEFENDER
•If not snuffing out scoring chances for
opponents, he creates them for Eagles.
By Barfy Faulkner, Dai~ Piiot
E standa High seruor sweeper Ramon Garoa plays a
double life. While representing the Eagl • bo)'
soccer te4Dl, which he has done with first-team
All-Pad.fie Coast League distinction for four traight
seasons, b is usually within earshot of Estanoa goalie
Brad Wayman, anchoring the back line with equal parts
instinct and at.hletecism.
But when playing forward for hiJ Orange Coast
United club teem, or tn the adult M xican League,
.. Gar& trades m his defensive mentality for a more ~ goal.Qrlented approach.
~ 'Duth be told, .his off enstve· skills clon't go to waste
~ for Estancia Cooch St v Crenshaw, who glv his top 5 defender a perpetual green light to •attack from th
~ back.·
•
82 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1998 Ntwporc Bdch/Costa MHA Daily Pilot
EAGLES GET
THEIR WISH
Eagles prepared with armor once more against
defending CIF Div. N soccer champion Laguna Beach.
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -One thing's
for sure today when Estancia
High faces second-seeded Lagu-
na Beach in the quarterfinals of
the CIF Southern Section Division
rv boys soccer pl~yoffs: The
Eagles will know their opponent.
For the sixth time in two years
-and the third ·meeting this sea-
son -Coach Steve Crenshaw's
Eagles (14-6-2) will square off
against Pacific Coast League
nemesis Laguna Beach (17-4-2),
which hasn't exactly been friend-
ly to its league rival.
-STEVE CRENSHAW
Herbert has scored three goals
against Estancia this year in the
preceding two games, a 4-1
Laguna Beach win at Estancia
and a 3-0 Artist triumph at Lagu-
na Beach 15 days ago.
MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT
Newport Harbor's Autumn Milliken (dark cap) and her teammates due l undefeated Leng Beach Wilson today, with a 5:30
sprint scheduled at Corona del Mar High in a CIF Qivision I colltslon. Long Beach Wilson Is undefeated and seeded No. 1.
"The bottom line is, it's simply
time for us to beat (the Artists)
and end the jinx," said Crenshaw,
whose squad will host the
defending CIF Division N cham-
pions at Harper School (3 p.m.),
site of Estancia's 3-0 victory over
Ocean View in the first round.
"That's a good field for us,"
Crenshaw said of the facility
located at Tustin Avenue and 18th
Street.
·(The Artists) whack you every
time they come to the ball," Cren-
shaw said. •Tuey just keep com-
ing at your constantly. It's a phys-
ical game, not necessary dirty
game, a physical game. Their
whole focus is to disrupt your
play."
Estancia, which scored 3:22
into the second 10-minute sudden
death to defeat Mayfair, is led by
its defensive backfield of sweeper
Ramon Garcia, stopper John
Alderete, left fullback Luis Avalos
and right fullback Noe Estrada,
who headed in the game-winner
against Mayfair on senior team-
mate Jose Quintana's comer kick. GOLIATH The Eagles, in the quarterfi-
nals for the first time since 1985,
when they won a CIF 2-A title,
haven't beaten Laguna Beach in
five straight meetings, including
a second-round setback in last
year's Division N eliminations as
the Artists, two-time PCL champi-
ons, played a physical game with
positive results.
•If ever there was a Goliath to be found, the
Sciilors have found it in the form of Long Beach
Wilson's undefeated water polo juggernaut.
By Molly Yanity, Dally P1/oc
C ·c >RONA DEL f\.IAR To say
1hc1t Long Bedch's Wilson I ugh's
qub wc1ter polo lc>ctm is fuU of
rnnt1dence miqht bt> JUSt d hit
pn•surnpt uous
Hut to '>d} thc11 tht• top seeded
tf'cll1l m Cir Southern Section
l.>1v1s1011 I 1s on c1 roll ancl con-
vmc c•d of 1h < c1pc1h1lllies 1s d
stc1tpnwnl tl)dt wc1c, proved by
t be Brums' movC' to host this
c1tlPrnoon\ 'it.>mtfmc1l qc1mc with
N(•\\1>ort I l<lrhor 111 tht> Sc11lors'
bc1ckyard di Corona dC>I f\.lc1r
I hqh , .. 111c h twqms c1t ) 30
\\11,.on c.oachcd by Rick
. AZPH•do \\On \r\ednesdc1y's
c-om r11p but couldn't get its ftrSt
c hotcP of host s1tC's, \\ht ch
\\ ould ha\ C' bN'n Lonq Bec1ch
"lctlr•'s pool
lnstC'ctd, A1.£>vPclo opted to
tdkt• hi" ledm on tlw road.
It m1qh1 Sf'e>m hke a crazy
rnove, but the season hds
proved thdt 11 doesn't matter
wher<' thr• Bruins play. They c1re
.lb-0
One of those victories came
edrly 111 the season in a 12-6 tri-
umph over Newport, which
stdnds at 20-6.
The Sailors are coming off a
4-3 upset victory .over Los
Ala mitos, the No. 4 seed.
CdM's Marian Bergeson
Aqudbc Center is a home away
from home for the Tars, who
clinched the Sea View League
tJUe over the Sea Kings at that
site with a 9-3 win.
Newport Coach Bill Barnett,
who has earned 10 CIF section
t1Ues as the Sailors' boys team
mentor, said tus team is playing
weU nght now and that key
wms over ranked opponents
couJd supply ~ squad with the
conJ1dence needed to topple the
Bruins
Newport will be powered by
Kyndra Cox, a sophomore who
has turned on the offensive Juice
m the latter part of the season.
Cox began the season as a
defensive player and took on
more of offens(ve role to ease
the scoring buraen shouldered
by AU-CIF senior Alden Moore.
GARCIA 1 forays often 1grute Estancia's
CONTINUED FROM 81
.... , h· I~ thC' cla<,<,JC dc•fpnclN,
bu1 hf' c1dd'> to our CJdm<•,
hl•< au<>t-he cdn bnnu th<' ball
trnm tht bc1ck, control 11, dnd
move throuqh the other team to
credtf> either a sconnq
opportumt\ for h1m'>f'lf, or one of
tus IPammdtC'S, .. Sdlcl Crc>nShdW,
who ha" never m1s'>E>d dn
opportunity to sm9 GMna's
prd1ses <lunng his three-yedr
c0c1c hrng tenure
'' IC'renshaw'sJ strdlr>qy 1s to
dtt.ick lrom thf' hack, which
a Uowc; mf• to pldy d littlP
offense," said Garcic1, the Daily
P).lot Athlete of the Wee k for his
rolEt in a 3-0 first-round playoff
vtCM>ry over Friday over CIF
sQUthem Section Division fV foe
Oc9an View "Someumes I
ajnse m} self when I start
cnlllbhng through defenders •
· ·.8ack.ing up hts offensive
ao.nne n are some unpressive
~nng statistics, mcludmg an
estimated 18 goals the last three
~p seasons, four Uus year
But while lus end-to·end
offense, and bring approvmg
I roars from the Eagle fans, it's tus
defense that Crenshaw could not
do w1thout
"He's exactly what you need
m a defender, because he IS
dlwdys seems to do his job,•
Crenshaw said. "He gives you
everytlung he has all the time,
he reads the ball weU and he has
tremendous physical abilibes
He's the whole package.·
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Though only 5-foot-6, his
aggressive competitiveness and
leaping ability allow the former
JUruor high high jump champion
to WlI1 an inordinate amount of
balls m the air.
And though his speed usually
allows him to operate out of
harm's way, the 150-pounder
srud he relishes the contact his
defensive duty requires.
"You do what you have to
do," he said.
Though hardly talkative on
the field, there's no doubt Garcia
sets the tone, according to
Crenshaw.
"He's so good doing his job,
he instills confidence in
everyone,• Crenshaw explained.
•He allows his teammates to
play more offen.slve·minded.
And, when we need someone to
pick it up, he'll start playing both
ends of the field. His teammates
respect his ability so much, he
doesn't need to say much. He's
the man."
Garcia, who will lead the
Eagles (14-6-2) into today's 3
p.m. quarterfinal clash with PCL
rlval Uguna Beach at Kaiser
School in Costa Mesa, so.id he
feels the responsibility that goes
with senior leadership. .
"There ls more presswe tn the
playoffs, but I do my best to keep
everyqne's head in the game.•
Garcia also ho~ to rern4.in in
the game alter graduation.
•cat State Fullerton is the
school J warit to play for, but 1
pJan to go to a junior college
ftnt. And, cilter that, I hope to go
pro." • •
Cox's move has paid off for the
Tars as she has had huge games.
against Irvine, CdM and
accounted for two of the goals in
the quarterfinal victory over the
Griffins.
Barnett and Co-Coach Brian
Kreutzkamp have · used the
same lineup for the majority of
the season. It includes junior
Erin Kennedy in the cage, Cox,
Moore, Jenna Barto, Sara
White, Jocelyn Manderino and
Autumn Milliken.
Diana Day comes off the
bench for the Tars.
While knocking off some
imposing foes, inclul!ing Irvine
(which was ranked No. 2 at the
tune of Newport's 8-4 win),
Newport knows it will have to
have its strongest game to
advance to the c:hampionship
game.
·we played (Long Beach
Wilson) earlier in the year and
we didn't do badly. We were
Without two of our starters, so
we could be OK (today),• Moore
said.
Following the Harbor-Wilson
showdown at Cd.M, the other
Division I semifinal match will
pit Marina High's Sunset
League champions and Irvine of
the Sea View League.
BOATING
VOYAGERS YACHT Q.UB
Hot Rum Series
Sundays rwsutts
Oass A -1. Llckity Split, Joe
Degenhart. Bahia Corinthian YC;
2. Indigo Tiger, John Mack,
Voyagers YC; 3. Tantallion,
Jim Douglas, South Shore YC.
Oass a -1. Ba~. Andy Szaz,
Alamitos Bay YC.
Santllna 20 -1. Gremlin,
GOf'don Waulass, Balboa YC;
2. Far Falla, Rkhard Mulvanea,
Bahia Corinthian YC.
BOGART SERIES
CcMwMJ
Class A -1. Eris, David Gray;
2. Sorcerer, Dennis Rosene.
CIHs B -1. Problem Child,
Dan Rossen; 2. Pussycat. John
Szalay.
Non-spinnaker · 1. Snowman,
Clair Snow.
. SCHEDULE
TODAY
• WM«polo
High school girls -OF Division I
S.mlflnal: Newport Harbor vs. Long
Beach Wilson, at Corona del Mar High,
5:30 p.m.
• So<eer
High school boys -CJF Division IV
Quarterfinal: Laguna Beach vs.
Estancia, at Harper SChool, 18th
and Tustin, Costa Mesa, 3:15 p.m • .......... '
Community college -East Los Angeles
at Orange Coan, 2 p.m. .........
Community college women • orange
Coast at lrvlnt Valley, 2 p.m. ·~ College -UC Riverside at Southern
Callfoml• College, doubleheader,
1 p.m.
Community college • Grownont •t
Otange Co.st. 3 p.m ..
bEEP SEA
pl(ryed
(l.qng Beach
Wilson) earlier
in the year and
we didn't do bacpy :
(a 12-6 loss in
the season opener
at Belriiont Plaza).
We were without
two of our starters,
so we could be OK
(today) ... "
-NEWPORT
HARBOR HIGH'S
ALDEN MOORE
"They want (the Artists) at this
point," Crenshaw said of his play-
ers, who faced (and defeated) a
similar team on Tuesday in the
second round, when Estancia
beat host Mayfair, 3-2, in sudden
death.
Laguna Beach played at home
for the· second straight playoff
game on Wednesday and beat
Rancho Alamitos, 4-1 .
Since the 1995 season, the
Eagles are 1-6-2 against the
Artists, winning last on Feb. 9,
1996, when then-Eagle standout
Carlos Silva scored the game-
winning goal for a 2-1 conquest
as Estancia went on to capture
the league title.
"We're going to beat them
again {today)," Crenshaw said
confidently, after scouting
Wednesday's game, while giving
his players a day of rest.
Laguna Beach, which has
defeated Calvary Chapel and
Rancho Alamitos to advance to
the quarters, is led by junior mid-
fielder Tommy Neptune, senior
goalkeeper Mike Labeda and
senior defender Shaun
MacGillivray.
Artist senior forward Spencer
Saturday, February 28, I 998
in Newport Harbor
Quintana, a key threat from
whom Crenshaw would like to
see more goals, Irving lslas, Cesar
Terrones and Luis Rivera are all
power punchers with the ball
from long range.
Senior· goalkeeper Brad Way-
man has enjoyed an outstanding
playoff season thus far for
Estancia.
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TH URSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1998
youth soccer
ewport A All-Stars suryive CdM scare, 3-2 Slammers teams roll in State C._...._.. Weber stops two shots
overtime shootout to
eserve semifinal victory.
It doesn't get much closer.
Newport's A All-Stars were 3-2
ctors over Corona del Mar's girls
recent Area Q semifinals of
ivision 3 competition.
The Newport All-Stars with-
ood a furious comeback as
orona del Mar scored two goals
the last quarter to send the
e into an overtime shootout
here Katie Watson, Lauren
anson, Lauren Kerwin and
elle Fredrlksen punched in
ores while goalkeeper Ashley
.eber stopped two shots for the
Before CdM's late-game hero-
AYSO
ics, Newport received goals from
Cynthia Silverstein and Fredrik-
sen with assists from Allison
Brooks a.pd Alllson McKenzie.
Chloe Cox. Nicole Cassesso,
Katie Iacovino and Sarah Purcell
ignited Newport's defense.
The wm moves Newport to
Area Q's championship match
where it will face North lrvine,
who also won in an overtime
shootout in semifinal action. The
final will be at Harper Field at 12
p.m. Saturday, Feb. 28.
BOYS DMSION 3
• Corona del Mar A All-Stars 2
South Irvine 1
• Corona del Mar A All-Stars 1
Newport aeacta o
The Region 57 Corona del Mar
All-Stars withstood an overtime
shootout with South lrvme as
goalkeeper Evan Zoller stopped
three point-blank shots for the
semifinal win.
Scoring in regulation for Cd.M
was JUcbard Gadbois, who
received a center pass Crom Tan-
ner Nuzum.
Also key for Cd.M were Ben
White, Conner Ferguson, Sean
Maxwell, Paul Ne tt, Kyle
Schneekluth, Andrew Slusser
and Ertc Eadington.
In the championship bout with
Newport, Zoller again came up
big with clutch saves on a field
mostly submerged in rain water.
CdM's game-winning goal was
turned in late in the contest by
Alan Hardison, while Eric Cox,
Peter Stemler, Ryan Dalton and
Nick Osslpoff were strong defen-
sively.
I
• Mazura drives in the winning punch.
The girls lµlder-10
Orange Coast United CLUB SOCCER
Slammers defeqted Temecula Soccer Club, 2-1,
as Jeu.lca Mazura booted the game-Winner to
advance to the quarterfinal round of the State
Cup Open where they will meet the Rancho San-
ta Pe Attack.
Mazura accounted for both of the squad's
goals, the second taking an assist from goal.keep-
er Emily Birch.field.
Birchfield and Andrea Zamucen were strong
in the net behind an aggressive defensive unit of
Aylssa Duhe, Vanessa Fallon. Kelly Morgan and
Amy Kllppert ..
· Also standing out for the locals were Camllle
Hewko, Krystal Wright_ Allison Gibbs, Taylor
Fallon, Alicia Salgado and Madison Empttng.
GWS UNDER-!3
·~2.C.1ltoa~1
The Slammers used goals by Amf 8aaH r-
and Eli.Iba Morgan to topple Cemtos in tbe SIMlt
Cup Natiorials.
With four newly named members at the 0.
trict 3 Ol}'mp1c Development Program on itl ro.-
ter, the locals move to the Sweet 16 round.
ODP players, who will have a shot at joining
the state team, are Burlingham, Ana-
Crtsdone, Cathi Dragna and Allvta Muura.
Mazura tallied an assist over the HW'licanes,
while defenders Nicole Johnson. Dragna. JC.:ey
Palfreyman and Lauren Sbepberdson stilled Cer-
ritos attacks.
The midfield pressure was applied by the
Slammers' Lauren Bin::bf:ield, Sarah Hau, Car·
men Monoz. Tricia Orth, Paige Janes, Jenny
Long and Morgan.
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IN DEFENS
CdM baseball hopes to
complement potent bats and
strong starting pitching with
solid glove work in the field.
By Barry Faulkner. Datly Pilot
CORONA DEL MAR -The Corona del
Mar High baseball team has existed on a
staple of "taters" the last two seasons,
cloullng d combmed 55 home runs in 48
games.
But first-year coach John Emme
believes the meat of the Sea Kings' quest
for 1 ts first r--------------------, I
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THE SEA KINGS
: + Ty Harper, Jr. : + Ryan Achterberg, Sr. ' + Nick Hood. Sr. : + Eric Weithorn, Jr. : + Mark Hatfield, Jr. : + Matt Larson, Jr. : + Tim Thurman, Sr. : + Nate Lemmerman. Jr. ' + Cody Chavez. Sr. : + Jordan Phee, Jr.
: + Brett Elliston, Jr. : + Josh Warsaw, Sr.
i + Ryan Lewis, Sr. + RJ. Pangborn, Sr. + Brian Phillips, Sr. + Brian Coombe, Sr. + Alex Bottom, Jr. + Mike Bergey, So.
+Todd Cornett, Sr.
•t> Erik Halfacre. Sr. + Eric Bottomley, Sr. + Micah Applebee, Sr.
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•i. Assistant John Elliott • I
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postseason
berth since
1991 could
center
around
defense.
"We 're
go mg to
SWUlg It OK
and we
should score
some runs,"
said Emme,
w h 0
replaces Joe
Koh after
three sea-
sons · in
which Cd.M
went 35-35-
2. "But what
we've con-
centrated
almost our
entire time
on since the
fall has been
defense. l
think I can
• count on
both hdOds the number of times we've rut
and we'll continue to stress defense.·
In addition to ample offense, keyed by
All-Newport-Mesa District returners Ty
Harper ( 505 with seven homer.-; and 29
RBI). Mark Hatfield (.397 and 16 RBI), and
Eric Wei~o!TI (.323 and 12 RBI), as well as
lhird-yeC1f starter Ryan Achterberg (four
homers and 16 RBI), Emme, a former
Redondo Union High assistant the last six
springs, will count on a potent one-two
pitching punch.
Junior Matt Larson, already being
courted by major college programs such
as Miami, USC and UCLA, is the No. 1
starter, according to Emme, while senior
left-hander Ryan Lewis returns with all·.
district credentials.
The 6-foot-4 Larson, who will play
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CdM's Ty Harper steals without a slide fh action last year against El Toro.
shortstop when not on the bump, is a
hard-throwing right-hander with good
breaking stuff, according to Eirune, who
works closely with the hurlers. He was 2-
4 with one save in 13 appearances as a
sophomore, fanning 31 in 40 213 innings
to finish with a 4.83 ERA
Lewis. who led the Sea Kmgs in wins
as a junior, including a one-hit shutout,
was 4-4 with a 2.98 ERA. He struck out 39
in 51 2/3 innings. He throws all three
pitches (fastball, curve dnd change) for
strikes and has proved adept at keepmg
hitters off balance
Harper, a second-team All-CTF South-
ern Section Division IV pick m his first
varsity campaign. will sh.t.ft from first base
to third. Among lus dJstnct-leading 40 hits
last spring were J 9 extra-base luts and he
finished with an eye-popping 678 on-
base percentage
"He'll rut Llurd in the lineup," said
Emme, who expects cleanup rutter We1-
thom to provide enough protecUon to
force opposing pitchers to th.tnk twice
about pitchmg around Harper
"Wetthom hits the ball as hard as 1ust
about any high school kld I've seen,•
Em.me said of his first baseman ··He's big
and strong and ruts with power to every
part of the park. He's going to be a force."
Hatfield, an All-Sea View League and
all-dlstnct nuddle linebacker, returns for
his second varsity season behind the
plate.
H He's basically moving from line-
backer to quarterback," Emme said of
Hatfield's fall-spnng transit.Jon "He'll call
the shots for our defense and he's another
one of our big fuong hitters."
Achterberg, who played m the Connie
Mack World Series last summer and 1s the
program's hardest worker, accord.Ulg to
rus coach, gave up hls seruor football sea-
son lo concentrate exclusively on his dia-
mond passion.
Achterberg, whose team-h.tgh seven
steals last spnng were dlmost hall the
team'!> total ( 18), mjects speed and power
into the leadoff spot. He has dlso greatly
ll11proved his arm strength, adding to his
already unpressive work in left field
Seruor Nick Hood, another all-league
and all-distnct football performer, re turns
in center field. He hit 306 m 36 at-bale; as
d junior.
"He's look.Ing to play football in col-
lege. but he has all the tools to be d bdse-
ball player." Emme said. "He bas d phe-
nomenal arm, he runs down everything
and he has decent pop at the plate He'll
rut in the No. 2 spot "
Senior right-hander R.J. Pangborn
leads the rest of the pitching staif. giVUlg
Emme a potentJdJ strong-armed closer,
while 6-6 senior Tim Thurman could pro-
vide an mtunidating mound presence.
Thurman (7 for 21 as a 1uruor) will see
duty at designated hitter and will also Vle
for time m nght field, along with seruor
Josh Warsaw and junior Brett Elliston
Juniors Nate Lemmennan and Jordan
Phee, a lrdnsfer trom Las Vegas, \Vill bat-
tle seruors Cody Chavez, Bnan Coombe
and Todd Cornett for time at second base,
dccorcting lo Emme
Seruors Brian Phtllips dnd Enk Hal·
facre, as well as 1urnor Alex Bottom and
sophomore J\tike Bergey, are among oth-
er potent.Jal contnbutors for Emme, JOUled
by lone assistant John Elliott
"lnd1vtdually, I think our guys know
what they're capable of, but the team
concept and working together is where
we need to grow, " Emme said ·Our goal
is to make it to the CIF playoffs and then
see what we can do •
All-Net Sixers
top Tustin for
fifth straight
•Locals fueled by Joyce's
22 points in 61 -50 victory.
Patrick Joyce scored a seasoo-
rugh 22 pomts wtule grabbing 20
rebounds to pace the Newport-
Me!ia Sixth Grade All-Net team
to a 61-50 WUl over Tustin.
It ts the fifth consecutive victo-
ry for the locals
Joyce's offenstve performance
set the tempo d5 teammate Brian
Knox added 13 points. Taylor
Young chipped in with eight,
wb.J..le Tyler Bayer scored seven.
Taylor MacDonald stood out
defensively.
• Newport-Mesa Eighth
Grade All-Net 53, Irvine 49
The Newport-Mesa Eight-
Grade All-Netters upped theu
mark to 9-2 with a wm over
lrvme, sparked by a 16-pomt out-
ing by Tony Melum.
Also cashing m for the victors
were Greg Perrine (15 pomtsi.5
boards), Evan Cooper (12, 9) and
V Josh Laurent (6 points).
BOYS DrvISION I
• Lakers 70
Laguna Hills Heat 29
Thanks to a strong all-around
showmg by Paul Toman, the LaJc-
ers cruised through the first
round of the area National Junior
Basketball championsrups
Toman scored 12 pomts while
grabbing 7 rebounds and block-
ing a pa.u-of shots
Also standlng out for the Lak-
ers were Jon Vandersloot, who
scored 14 points with 5 rebounds,
Nolan Clark Wlth 13 points. Dane
Louvier and PauJ Jones
COSTA MESA RECREATION
BASKETBALL
DrvISION A
• College Park 72. Kaiser 36
· Pomt guard Michael McGuire
exploded for a season league
lugh 30 pomts while pacing bis
Cougars to a wm over Kaiser.
McGwre tut 5 of 6 shots from
lhree-pouit land and grabbed 18
rebounds He also dished off for
13 assists.
McGuire has averaged 19.7
pomts per game in his last six
starts
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Josh Trejas also added 18
pomts for College Park. as the
Cougar; unprove to 6-2
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•Rustlers get the best of
the season's first matchup.
By Molly Yanity, Daily Piiot
HUNTINGTON BEACH -
Flashes of brilliance: a perlect set
by freshman Ryan Hiskey, a thun-
dering kill from the windmill arm
of sophomore Josh Rkhardson, A
menacing block from 6-toot-7
Ivan Mercer, a skin-to-the-wood
dig by Nicolas Dominik, a nght-
on pass by Darin McBain.
Flashes of reality: flashes of
brilliance nor ind.lVJdudJ perfor-
mances win volleyball matches.
So learned Orange Coast Col-
lege's squad Wednesddy evening
when the Pirates fell to arch
nemes1S Golden West, 15-10, 15-
13, 10-15, 15-7
"We're not dosing the door
and there Me two reasons why
that's a problem,· Pirate Coach
Chuck Cutenese Sdld alter his
:~:~iI.egt~1fsfdo~o6~t~s~~[
in the Ornnge Empire Confer-
ence.
The sixth-year mentor cited
the fact that of Coast's seven
opponents, only two have been
strong. •
·we simply haven't been chal-
lenged," he said.
The other problem comes from
within his own ranks.
"We have a combination ot
sophomores and freshmen out
there and we're not -able to focus
from point one to 15, • Cutenese
said.
The problem was obvious from
the start against the Rustlers, to
whom OCC fell earlier this season
in rally-score play that does not
count .on the Bucs' overall record.
The Pirates were staggered
early in game one and the
defending state champs jumped
out to an 11-4 lead.
Those glimpses of sweet play
could be seen, though, as Coast
-who was 1-4 against Golden
West last season, wluch includes
a loss in the state title game -ral-
lJed back to come within one
point at 10-11.
The Rustlers' big gun, 6-6
sophomore Scott Lane rattled off
a pair of service points and let 6-7
freshman Chris Komer finish off
the game.
Golden West again grabbed a
head start in set two and owned a
12-6 lead before the inspired play
of Richardson, a Newport Harbor
High product, found nof only his
hitting game, but a stilling block-
ing game that handcuffed Lane.
Richardson, who stands at 6-5,
joined with McBain, a returning
All·OEC outside hitter, to send
back a Lane hit and tie the score
at 12-12.
But, as Cutenese suggested,
the focus was lost.
·All of a sudden we have all
these unforced errors and are just
not focused. You won't beat good
teams if you play in spurts,· tie
said.
Facmg elimination after the
Rustlers' 15-13 win in game two,
Coast pounded out a 9-4 lead and
•
used some nice setting from
Hiskey, a rookie out of Edison,
coupled with some strong
Richardson ruts and blocks to
clinch the set.
Richardson led the Pirates with
20 kills and four solo blocks. He
also assisted on two stuffs at the
net.
Hiskey finished with 62 assi.sts.
Mercer, who was also a stand -
out wide receiver on OCC's foot-
ball squad, also tallied four solo
blocks to go with five assists and
10 kills.
Dominik, Mark Pozsgai,
McBain each added 10-plus kills,
as well. .
The deciding game was taken
over by Lane, whose game-high
30 kills are mdicative of his OEC
Player of the Year status.
"They have two very key play-
ers and they are very good,"
Cutenese saJd of the Rustlers,
specifically of Lane and sopho·
more Casey Jennings.
Jennings, an outside hitter,
played at Coast during his fresh-
man season in 1996.
The two squads will meet
again Saturday, April 4 at Orange
Coast.
DON LEACH I DAA.Y Pll.OT
Mesa's Nancy HalBushi (left) splits Mom1ngslde defenders, but Is knocked down; at right, Kim Nugyen (33) battles for a rebound.
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But Morningside's Joy Collins
drilled a 16-footer with 5:04 left
in the half to put the Ocean
League champions up, 16-15,
and Mesa never regained the
lead.
"We didn't execute the game
plan," Sherwood said. •We
wanted to drive more. I don't
think (Morningside) did any-
thing special. If we'd have shot
our normal 30%, we would have
been fine."
But the Monarchs, who take
a 16-game winning streak into
Saturday's semifinal, don't bold
GOLF
CONTINUED FROM 81
Research Foundation, the local
NDRF chapter will conduct a
lottery on June l for two tickets
to the 1999 Ryder Cup
The bckets include entry to
the Ryder Cup for sue days and
access to the food and hospitality
tents at The Country Club m
Brookline, Mass., where the U S.
team, with capta.in Ben
Crenshaw, will face the
Europeans.
Local NDRP officials, who
were given the tickets by Boston
resident and NDRF member
Hele n Underwood Baker, will be
selling 300 lottery tiekets at $100
each to raise money tor the
foundation.
The funds will be used,
according to NDRP official Joa,n
McNichols, to support the
NDRP's ~edical research
symposium 1n th summer.
The drawing will be held on
the aforementioned date at the
NDRP Newport Beach office.
The estimated value of on
full-week bedge is SS,000,
~rding to McNichols.
· --rhe only way to g4 t Ucke
for the 1999 event ls lrom
opponents to around 40 points
per game by cooperating with
opposing game plans.
Hatsushi's second three ball,
yet another bank, ended the 13-
1 run with 1 :41 left before inter-
mission. But the Monarchs
reeled off 10 of the next 12
points ·to claim a 30· 19 edge
midway through the third peri·
od.
The Mustangs twice cut the
deficit to nine, but couldn't
muster the type of shooting con-
sistency. or transition game
needed to bring them all the
way back.
Collett, a senior pulled with
1:25 left in order to receive her
well-deserved , career-ending
ovation from the Mesa faithful,
scalpers or if you find somebody
who has them, because all the
tickets are (reportedly) taken,"
said McNichols, who added that
purchasing lottery tickets is also
tax deductible.
The Ryder Cup matches, a
goU tradition since 1927, are
played the last weekend of
September. The Europ'.eans won
m '97, but the U.S. leads the
series. 23-7-2.
In case you're wondering, the
NDRP is hoping to raise $30,000
with the lottery. You can count
on tickets going fast. Details:
642-7303.
Cl
Mesa Verde Country Cub
bead pro Tom Sargent, the PGA
o! "'~0rir1t's Nl'ltional Golf
Professional of the Vetu in 1997,
wtll be among the seminar
speakers at the Southern
California. PGA Golt Expo .Morch
13-15 at the Long Beach
Convention Center.
The Golt Expo, one of the
largett consumer goll abowa Jn
the world, ii open to the public
and features nearly 200
exhibU.i.ng golf companies ••
Details: PRO-GOLF •
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paced the hosts with seven
points and eight rebounds. .
Hatsushi and Earnest fin-
ished with si~. points apiece and
Evelyn Powers, Chisholm and
Smith all chipped in five.
"I really thought we could
give Morningside a shot tonight,
especially after the way we
played Saturday (a 55.34 first.
round win over Yucca Valley),"
Sherwood said. •But anything
from this game on was icing on
the cake for us, because we
accomplished our goals of being
(Pacific Coast) league champs (a
title shared with Aliso Niguel)
and getting past the first round
(for the first time in three sea~
sons)."
Momingside's 5-11 Kamesha
Bell and 6-2 Acbeve Barre
paced the winners with 14 and
12 points, respectively, while
Bell hauled in 20 of the duo's 31
combined rebounds.
The Monarchs outrebounded
Mesa. 54-32.
OF DfvtsJon 11 .. A ~ ~ 49, CostA MllA M
Seol'e by Qulllten
Morningside 6 19 14 10 -49
Costa Mesa 8 11 7 8 • 34
MomJnplde-Bell 14, Barre 12.
Williams 10, Irvin 9, Collins 4.
3-pt. goals · Williams 1, Irvin 1.
Fouled out • Williams.
Cost. Meu -Collett 7, Eames16,
Hatsushi 6, Powers 5, Chisholm 5,
Smith S, Nguyen 0.
3-pt. goals -Hauushl 2, Chisholm 1,
Powers 1. Fouled out· None.
Vanguards belt Concordia, 10-5
• Moore, Schrieber blast
home runs to pace attack.
COSTA MESA -Southern Cal·
iforrua College's Vanguards
struck wtth three in the first and
put 1t away with four in the sev-
enth en route to a 10-5 Golden
State Athlebc Conference victory
over visiting Concordia Thursday.
The Vanguards leveled Con-
cordia with a 12-hilattack, led by
Kevin Moore (3 for 3 with 3 runs
scored and 2 RBI) and Greg
Schrieber, who was 2 for 5 with 2
runs scored and 3 RBI.
Schriber got it started with a
three-run homer in the first
UlJting. Kevin Moore for all intent
and purpose put an eod to it tn
the seventh with a two-run
ding er.
The V4Dguards improve to 5-S
overall, 2-2 in the GSAC1 Concor-
dJa falls to 4-5, 1·3.
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F~ Spr1ln (5), Btoesaml• (7) al"CI '°'ver· Primm. River• (8), Booth (8), Vlll1rt1I (8) 1nd Uttlefleld. W • Primm,
2·1. L. Folger, '-1. 28 P.tterson CO,
Duke (C), Moore (SCC), Dent (SCO
8 • lootf1 (SCC) HR -Moote (SCQ.
Schrltbtr CSCC).
BASEBALL
Dues' rallv falls short
FULLERto1'1 -Orange coast
College staged a ninth-inning ral·
ly, scoring five runs on silt walks,
but host Fullerton held on after
recording a season·higb 15 hits as
the Hornets won their Orange
Empire Conference baseball
opener Wednesday, 12-9.
Fullerton (9-4-1, 1·0 in OEC)
led heading into the ninth, 12-4,
but the Pirates (6-6, 0-2) made it
close. Yoshi Bbinger (2 for 6 with
two RBI) had a two-run single for
OCC in the ninth, while Matt Pope
and Bobby Calderon each walked
with the bases loaded. Ryan
Deovlet added a scoring fiy ball.
Ehinger and catchet John
Lukin (2 for 4 with two RBI) each
had two hits for Orange Coast.
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Fullerton 210 423 OOx 12 1 S O
£Vtn5. Shw•m (5), McDermott ($),
Wal~ and Lukin, Jones (8);
Sunderllnd. Cr1mer (6), PIOel (I),
McL11n (9), Bush (9) Ind smith, ~M
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TENNIS
sec tops USIJJ, 6-t
• Vanguards' men improve to 4-1 overall; SCC women
post victory, as well, with triumph at Grossmont College.
SAN DIEGO -Southern California College COLLEGE MEN
easily put away host USIU Wednesday in in .
nonconference men's tennis, the Vanguards shelling the hosts by a 6-
1 margin. Pete Frantz played his fiJ'st singles match on the college level at the
No. 6 spot and won easily, 6-1, 6-1, as·SCC improved to 4·1 overall."
NOHCONFERENCE
$ou1'HEtN ~IA Cou.IGE &. USIU 1
Slngles: Ma (SCC) def. Romero. 6-1, 6-2; Ulfuebrand (SCC) lost to ~lai:t<i, 5·7, 6·2,
6-3; Johansson (SCC) def. Mike lsel, 6-0, 6-0; Kemf. (SCC) def. Manub1 lse1, 6-2, 6-4;
Baker (SCC) def. Muney, 6-4, 6-2; Frantz (SCC) de . Abonall. 6-1, 6-1 .
Doubles: Ulfuebrand-Johansson (SCC) lost to Romero-Selarka, 8-6; Ma-Vu (SCC)
def. Oros-lsei, 8-4; Kemp-Baker (SCC) def. Muney-Abonall, 8-2.
SCC tops Grossmont in nonconf erence match
EL CAJON -Eden ~ner, Michele COLLEGE WOMEN
Tamplin and Amy Tate won 10 Slllgles and ...
doubles for Southern California College as the visiting Vanguards
defeated Grossmont, 6-3, in a nooconference women's tennis match
Wednesday.
NONCOHffJtENCE 5ounBN CAufOltMA Cou.EGE 6, GflOSSMONT Cou.EGE 3
Singles: Garcia (G) def. Fultz, 7-6 (7·5), 6-1; Sakurai (G) def. Crawford, 6-4, 4"6,
7-fJ (7-5); Looney (SCQ def. Williams, 7-5, 6-0; Tamplin (SCC) def. Hardin, 6-4, 6-2;
Tate (SCC) def. Unander. 6-0, 6-2; White (SCC) def. Bento, 6-0, 6-0. .
Doubles: Sakurai-Garcia (G) def. Fultz-Crawford, 8-7 (7-5); Looney-Tamplin (SCC)
def. Hardin-Williams, 8-4; Tate-Steadman (SCC) def. Unander-Bento, 8-5.
Fullerton slips past host Orange Coast, 5-4
COSTA MESA -Camella Jaeger of Orange JC WOMEN
Coast College won in singles and doubles, but the
host Pirates lost to Fullerton, 5-4, in Orange Empire Conference
women's tennis action Wednesday.
Jaeger went through Fullerton's Meghan Walsh irl straight sets
without dropping a game, then teamed with Melissa Walker to win m
doubles by default. OCC's Martha Garcia-Denise Poirel defeated Hpl-
ly Kent-Kim Chaput in doubles, the only doubles match played.
Orange Coast fell to 2-1-1, 1-1 in OEC; Fullerton improved to 3-2,
2-0. There were three defaults in the match.
~E EM'tRE COHF9t£NCE
fuu.snoN 5, OtwtGl CoAST 4
Slngles: Gard~ (OCC) def. Barnam, 7-6 (7-0), 7-5; Jaeger (OCQ def. Walsh, 6-0,
6-0; Kent (F) aef. Walker, 3-6, 6-3, 6-4; Chaput (F) def. Poire!, 6-2, 6-4; Payne (F)
def. cahn, 6-1, 6-0; Piper (F) won by default
Doubles: Jaeger-Walker (OCC) def. Barnam Walsh by default; Garcia-Poire!
(OCQ def. Kent-chaput, 6-4, 6-2; Payne-Piper (F) won by default.
COLLEGE SOFTBALL
sec sweeps doubleheader
•Houston tosses gem,
comes back to record
save in the nightcap.
COSTA MESA-Southern Cal-
ifornia College pitcher Jen Hous-
ton, who tossed a one-hitter in the
first game of a nonconference
softball doubleheader on
Wednesday, picked up her first
save of the year in the nightcap as
the host Vanguards (8-2) swept
Cal State Dominguez Hills by
identical 2-1 scores.
Houston allowed only a fourth-
inning single in the opener, as sec scored in the second inrung
on Gretchen Brandt's RBI double
and in the fifth on Heather
Rogers' scoring fly ball.
ln the second game, Brandt
Alshuler Dllngworth
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league campaign cut short when
a sprained ankle forced him to
miss three games. In his first
game back from that unsched-
uled absence, he was a key figure
in a come-from-behind triumph at
Irvine to e nd the first round.
Alshuler, a three-sport stand·
out who earned All·CIP laurels in
volleyball last spring, averaged
6.7 ppg as a 6-5 forward. But his
intangibles, including rebound-
ing, passing, defense and plain
old hard·nosed aggressiveness,
earned him consistent praise from
Sea Kings Coach Paul Orris.
pitched 6 2/3 innings for the vic-
tory, but she needed relief in the
seventh after Dominguez Hills
loaded the bases on three singles.
Houston came on and recorded
the last out.
NONCONFEUHa
First game
5oCAL Cou.£GE 2, Ou. STATE
Dominguez Hiiis 1
CS Dominguez Hills 000 100 O • 1 1 0
Socal College 010 010 x -2 4 o
Paz and Papadakis; Houston and
Murie W ·Houston, 5·1. L ·Paz. 2-2 2B
Brandt (SCC)
Second !l...,,.
5oCAL Cou..E<iE 2. Ou. STATE
Dominguez Hiiis 1
CS Dominguez Hills 001 000 O · 1 7 4
SoCal College 000 101 x • 2 5 2
Owens, Paz (6) and Papadakis; Brandt,
Houston (7) and Murie. W -Brandt, 3-1.
S Houston, 1 28 -Papadakis (OH).
JekeU Archbold
Jekeli, a 6-9 foreign-ex.change
student from Germany, battled
inconstStency, foul trouble and a
lack of playing time, before bust-
ing out with a 24-poirlt, 13-
rebound effort to key the Sea
Kings' 64-46 romp over Irvine,
Feb. 4.
Santa Margarita, which rolled
to the league crown, placed three
players on the first team, led by
Most Valuable Player T.J.
Williams. _,
Williams, a 6-0 senior guard,
averaged 11 .6 ppg and r~ the
show for the Eagles. Willia.ms'
value to the team was illustrated
well when he sat out the upset
loss to Newport with a minor
injury that forced him to miss two
league games.
Dally Piiot All-Se• View League boys basketball
Most V•luable Player
T.J. Williams, Santa Margarita 6-0 Sr. 11 .6
Flntt:Hm
Dekker McKeever, Santa Margarita
Ryan Forehan-Kelly, Santa Margarita
Mark Wulfemeyer, El Toro
Matt Jameson, Newport Harbor
Chris Ferguson, Irvine
Jayson Richards, El Toro
Charles Clark, Woo~brldge
Secondte•m
Jake Rohe, Santa Ma~artta
Scott Barlow, Woodbridge
Dennis Alshuler, C.orona del Mar
Justin Butter, El Toro
Dustin Illingworth, Newport Harbor
Alex Jekeli, Corona del Mar
Scott Archbold, Newport Harbor
6-7 Sr. 11.0
6-4 Sr. 14.0
6-1 Sr. 19.3
6-0 Jr. 14.3
6-0 Jr. 16.1
6--0 Sr. 10.5
6-5 Sr. 17.2
6--5 Sr. 8.0
6-0 Jr. 16.4
6-S Jr. 6.7
&:5 Sr. 7.7
6-3 So. 7.9
6-9 Sr. 8.1
6-0 Sr. 8.3
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PUIUC NOTICES cordt4 In book 20, paQ9t 1 enc. of CUI\ '37,000 00 Medicine M1n191m1n1, wt!• PUBl IC NCl'rlCE Ttlll °"''"'at is co,,. PUBLIC NOTICE .,, l#lllWnlO penan and 2 of mi~eout II h.u ~ aQtHd ti.-LLC. Shifley w. e11ing1 Ha .. • you 11arttd cso.ng PUBLIC HOTIC! • duci.d oy: en L1U11~1dua • ~* ~~
PUBLIC NOTIC! mtpa, In th• offlC• Of tM ""''"' '"-Sellet/Uctn6tl PtHh1ent, Sendra Char· ~SIMI• yet? No Fictitious eualn•H "ctlllous •uslneu Have yo;,i llAttld OO!tllf flctltlou• 8u11n... ~ bCIO ----------•County A.cotdtf of H id and tht lnl9ndt4 81/'/1f/ ~ne, Vlc9 PttCJdet1t Reymond EntHI Name Stat•m•nl t>""""' yet? Io Ham• St1tement at llmlol
ITATIMENT Of County. T111,i,l.,H. u rtqultt4 by Thl• 1tallment Wll tiled Thi• llal•ment Wit tiled Nam• St•t•m•nt Tr .. toi.o ... l\,j Pfl•Ont .,. LOu Z•llllMI Th• lol o ... no ~·reont ••• ::c'°"'i:~ ~
AllANDONMENT OP 1933 Wallac• Avenue Sec.. 2~13 Of lilt Bu"'*I ""•ll'I \M CO\Klly Clff'I< of Wlttl l"9 County Ci.rk ol Tht lollo'lf~ p9'.ona 11• dong bu\ineu IS Tt1°s 1>tatemen1 was h1ed OOil\IJ D\11.ntn as Ccunr
UIE OF flCTITIOUt Colla Meu, CA ' and Professions COdt, that Orange Coumy on 2·20·t8 Or11ng9 County on 2·2Hl8 d:r'l butineu ... Tilt Lease Outlet, 507 •B with uw ~"'>' Cierk of Sotos Cu,1om ,,....,elry, foo CMc ~~ Dtl1-"4r.tll
aUllNllS NAMI Tilt property wlll bl 1otd the conaldtrttton .tor tht 18989741098 19t H 7S00 12 1) ay Jon11 A1.1tomoti119 29th St . Ne1Wpor1 Buch, Orange Count/ on 2·24·98 7t0 S Hlllllldllf, Santa S¥i~ Ana CA 111 ,_OU"'_ -... ~ subject to th9 right of r• ltll'Sfetr ol lht bl.&Sltltl1 o ,,lol F H o ... p F Consulting b) Jay JonH CA 92&63 19906749994 An.a CA ¥~70t con 11..., "'"' OUO'wtng Plfaor\t dtmptlon 11 CCP and license Is to be paid •ity •b • M1t. 5• ai., •IOI •b 28, Mat ~. Communleahons 20401 c c E d s 7 s 11 1 atllJ ll'lletttl ~• _, have •baneonecf th• UH ot Code 729 g\'o'ulh'. ao I only lfttr the lransltt hH 12. 19, 1998 TH~8 12. 19. 1998 TH360 s w Cyp11n St.' Newport c~OIC~07Ln~n~9 "Orli . Dail~ Pilot Feb 26. Mar s ,.~~~r ., Sa~t~a ~~Ii. CA ~ ~~~ : J:W ~":m::fcg~~~~u~T'18~~ Of t9Cured lndebtt4;:sis bfftl approved by IN D• PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE OJHchG, CA 9~660-071 ~01 ~..2i>ort Bea~h. CA ~2118l' n. 19' 1996 TH354 92701 )ltualeo .n said y• 1.£1' 624 w 19th St Co t 1708,9t•.85. Partment of Alcoholic Bev. ~ ~v ont1, Thi• bu11neH 11 con· PUBLIC NOTICE Th11 bus1neu •• con· fOmia ~ n ~ Mttl CA 921127 • 1 a If th• subject ot 1h11 sale ei.ge Conuol. Flclltloua lu1lnH1 Flcllt1ou1 Bu11n .. s s. • C~'" St • Ntwpoo duded by a c0tpor11ion ----------•ducted by .. ,, ind vid11al Loan IF4().1Q8.1ti01 4
Tht ' Fictitious Bualneu 11 rHI property and 11 hH DAT£D: FEBRUARY Ham• Statem•nl Ham• St•t•m•nt ~,.,~ch, b~s~~~-ors" con· Htv• yo" ttarted doing Fictitious BuslnHS Ha\e you at.moo oo.r111 Tiie lolal ~I ol yfl·
NllM reftned 10 above no 1tree1 addrtse or oth8' 2, 1998 The tollowlng petaont ltt The followtng per50n1 11e • 1 business yet? No Name Statement bus•ness v•t> No pad balance o ~Ob atiOn flied I o c common dtalgnatlon di· SELLER doing buslnen as: doing business as: ducted by an lndMdua Choice Leasing Joseph The following persons are Edu11do Sti10 51CUle<I by tl'le be :~s 9 .,"1 .~•~g• ~17~ recllon110 111 toca11on· may /I/ 8A8EK NAJAFINIA The Jewelers bc:hange, K.T.I., 3100 Airway Av· bHayt 5y9ou.,:'~=:d23d~~nb~ Lopez, Gen11a1 Manaoet do1n9 bu\iness as. This stat(lm111n1 ~n Med sold and reason esU-
No.n33185 • be ~b111ned from the M81· BUYER 10124 Adam• Avenue, enue, Sul1• 141, Costa r~:rn~8 Y • Th11 111tement was ll!ed Oph1d1an Mult11ned1a. 1048 ""''" th• County Cieri< ot mateo costs e~ s '=
All M. Ashllanl, 4 Kendall ·~~I 1 Ollie• upon re~u111. /I/ SAIO RAFIDI Huntington BHch, Ca. Mesa. Cahfornla 92826 Ja Ya. Jonea with the Counly C1e11\ ot Irvine Avenue • 381 New· 01angt County on :H3·~0 ~,~;:g~:: ~~~ice
SI.. L•guna Niguel, CA •"ouoldspeof tlve1 bsl 1d1 e11 /•/ SUHAIL ABDALLAH 92646 King Things lnte1na11onal. TJs ata•ement waa Med Orange Coun&y on 2-24·96 po0!~,1BdeaAcnht"C0~.,92S6~00wden 19988148964 of Sale s S19106620 PaY: 92677 " re er o ec ons, Simon Dakeulan, 3013 Inc. (CA), 3100 Aiiway Av· with the County Cletk 01 19988749979 M• " , Oa11y PL101 Feo. 1~ 26. meni rnust De Dy c:a'1\. a
This business Is con· Section 701.!510 to Section Published Newport J•va Road, Costa MHa, enue, Suite 141. Costa Oran e County on 2.t3.98 Daily p1101 Feb. 28. Mar 5. 1925 Windward Lane. New· Mat 5 12. t998 Tn:l2!. :asn1ers check draM on a
ducted by an Individual 702.880, inclusive, ol lht Beach·Cosla Mesa Dally Cahtornlt 92628 M11a. Cahlorn1a 92626 g 19988748917 t 2, t 9, 1998 TH355 port Boach. CA 92660 ' state or naliOnal bank a
Ali M. Ashtlanl Code of Civil Procedure for Pllo1 Februaty 26, 1998. This bualnus Is con· This business 1s con· This bus111ess is con· PUBLIC NOTICE c.rieo. i:Jrawn l>Y a stale or
18989747398 ptovlslons governing th• Th336 ducted by: en Individual ducted by: a c0tporstlon Daily Pilot Feb. 19, 25, PUBLIC NOTICE ducted t>v an 1nd1v1dual !et:1era1 cred1I unlOn or a terms, cond1t1on1, and el· Have you 111rt1d (loln9 Have you started doing Mar. 5, t2, 1!..'.18 Tn334 Hove you started doing Fictitious Business ;tle<:k or~ oy a Slate br
This statement was hied feet of the sale and 1he II· PUBLIC NOTICE business yet? YH, July, business yet? Yes, January Flclltlou1 Ousln•n bus1n111ss yet? Yes. 1·1·98 Name Statement lederai S3••~S and loan as-
wllh the County Clerk of ab1hty ot det1uttlng bid· 198t 13, 1998 PUBLIC NOTICE Name Statement David A SnoNdon dT11e lollow1ng per,cr •ii c ~at;: sa~~~--r=-
Orange County on 01·30·98 d1rs. NOTICE OF Simon 01kesslan King Things 1n1erna11onal, Tho tollow•ng persons are Th15 s1:i1emen1 was t.leo 01ng bu!.&ncn u5 fer. n ~J()n-Sl~of Ifie Ft·
Dally Pllol Feb. 5, 12. 19, NOTICE IS HEREBY PUBLIC AUCTION This statement WIS filed tnc. Cnun·N1en 1<1ng. Pres1· Fictitious Business do•no bus.ness as. w1tn 1ne County Cie1k 01 Costa Mesa Mov n9 Ccc nli:ioat Cooe and aultlcnzed 26, 1998 Th311 OIVEN thet on March 51h, Notice Is hereby given Wllh the County Clerk of denl · Name Statement STEELE GROUP 2t3 Ave Orange County on ~·20·98 pany, 2&9 Mag'10l·J ~t ~ 00 OuSll\ess in this $late
----------11998, at two o'clock P.M. that the undersigned will Otano• Countv on 2·24·98 Ttus 11a1emen1 was filed The following persons aru oe1 Poniente /1 B San 199B6749658 Cos!a Mosa CA 92C17 ri: str~t aodte$$ and octier
PUBLIC NOTICE at 4601 JambofH Blvd, Hll al PUBLIC AUCTION 19988750022 wllh the County Clerk ot do1119 business as Clemenie CA 127672 oa1f Pilot Fet> 26 Mar 5 Da,•d Jor :itnan '• •VS CC<rJOOn OeS1Qna1ion 1f any ----------1 room 108, City of Newport on 03/02196 al 11:00 am. Julius Alrons. Anorney 11 Orange Countv on 2·3·98 a) USA CAPITAL bl ROD Cameron c. s1e .. 1e, 213 12 19 1998 TH353 269 M;ignol a S: Cos•a Ol l~e rea p•ooen, ~
STATEMENT OF / Beach, County ot Orange. at ALlSPACE. 8564 HAM· Law Aarons & Aarons t 9988747791 MARTIN OROUP. 140 New· Ave Del Pon.ente •B. 5..tl'l ----------1 ~lesa CA 92627 ab?•t s ~'\lro/;~ IO be ABANDONMENT OF State ol Cahlorn11 I w1U sell ILTON AVE .. HUNTINGTON port Cen1or 011ve Su11e Clamenle, CA 92672 PUBLIC NOTICE This t.us.neH ~ con· '109 .a ";1..~ .,1rc1e Costa USE OF FICTITIOUS at public auction lo the BCH. CA 92646 the per· Inc· 2790 Harbor Boule· Oallv Pilot Feb. 26• Mar. 5• 240, Newport Beach CA Tt1·s business 15 con· ----------1 ductea bf an 1nd. :luat V~sa ~"' ~lt2~ •t:e ~rioer·
BUSINESS NAME highest b10der, lot cash In 50nal property of the fol· varo, Suitt 209. Costa 12 19 1998 TH368 92660 ducted by· a general part· Flcllllous BualnHs Have you s1a11od d:> ng ·~~ ~s1~ C SCiadns any
The to k wing persons lawful money of the Untied lowing· Mesa, CA 92626 PUBLIC NOTICE Manin Jo5eph Rodnguez , nersh•p Nome Statement bus nen .,,011? .No ~i'~~ ~,fe:Y =...s~
have abandoned the use of States, •II the t1ght, title NAME· UNIT# Daily P1101 Feb 26, Mar !>. t350 E Flamingo Rd . Ha .. e you st.;irled do.ng The 10110,.•ng persons a·!! Oav•O J V'·• •~s c.:tei co~rnon oesignCl!IOI' rt
the Fictitious Business and Interest ol said fudg· INVENTORY 12. 19. 1998 TH361X Flclltfoua Business 11I77, Las Vegas, !liV ous1ness yet? Yes t-t-97 dO•ng bus·ness as 111.s s1.:i:c1Tent v •• s I ad ~M ~ncr"''" rierein Senefo-
Name: PARTNERS NEW· ment debtor(•) In the HENKEL. LAINE, A020. Name Statement 891 t9 Mark Steele TumbleBus t 7270 Ne· vAll'I tne Cou111y C' .. ot Jl'I an. ()t Amenca NT &
PORT BEACH AT THE above described ptopeny, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS PUBLIC NOTICE The following persons are Tn1s business Is con· Tr ,, statement .,,as Med whope St Founla•n Va iey Orange Count/ o 1 2 '3 Sb SA Oleposure Oepa11/11el\l DANCE STUDIO. 204 or 10 much thereof as may AXENE. ERIC, F049, doing business as: ducted by an 1ncf1v1duat with tne County Clerk of CA 92708 19988746967 Arn Carmen Moraies
W I S be necessary to 111tsly HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Fictitious Bu1fn1u WNG Communtcalions, Have you started doing o c 2 24 99 Linda Margaret E1do. Daly Pilot Fl'b 1.1 c6 11{5014 •060() Vallet_l{•eflr S:aschhng,t 1~92661-; Newport said uecullon, with ec· PIRKLE, LOREE. G059, Name Statement 300t Reonill Ave .. Bid. 6. business yet? Yes, 2/10 98 range oumy on • · 115.11 Los Jord.nes Wes1 1 5 s;i8 T· 2 ~~I ".:,press CA wtiJO.
The ·F?ctltlous Business crutd lnteresl and costs. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS The following pe1sons are Suite 203, Cosla Mesa. CA Martin Joseph Rod11gue2 199B575ooo9 Fountain Valley. CA 92706 "'ar. 12 1 J r:. 1{ 7eeonone No (714)
N f d 1 bo APPROXIMATE MINIMUM BOROWIEC, CATHY, doing business as: 92626 This statement was Med D3ily Pilot reo 26· Mar 5 This business is con· PUBLIC NOTICE 38"4 Said sale -Mb be w!Z1~led't~r~rang~ Caoun~~ BIO SN/A G064, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS HVJ/GS ENTERPRISES, Bill Joseph Dumont, 15311 with the County Cletk ol t2. 19, 1998 TH362 ducted t>y: an indl\lldual maoe Out 'Mll10\J1 covena!'ll
0 n 12 •30 •9 7 • FI I e Dated February 4, 1998. WESSELS, DAVE, H076. 1755 Sherrington Pl, w. Nimes. Irvine. CA 92604 Orange County on 2·17·98 PUBLIC 'NOTICE Have you startecJ doing Fictitious Bualnoss or warranty expresstid or
No.199737,.3499 Div11ion: O.C. Marshal· HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 206, Newport Beach, CA Michael John Sorensen, 19986749171 business yer? Yes, 2·14·98 Name Statement 1mPl•ed regarding \Ille PoS-
Judil .. A. Hiii, 85 Tangelo, Harbor Division, 4601.Jam· K.E. AUCTION SERVICE. 92683 10 Lemon Grove, Irvine, CA Daily Pilot Feb t9, 28. Fictitious Bu~tness Linda M. Erdo The foilow1ng p111so11s ~rl• ~ssthl()lle puorpor .~cout~~~ ... sg
lrvlne:'cA' 92620 boree Blvd., rm. 108, New-P.O. BOX 825, RIALTO, CA Gene Storms, 1755 Shor· 92620 Mat. s. 12• 1998 Th335 Nam• State';,,ent This st.:11ement was Med doing business a~ l~e indebtedness sec:i~ ~b
Robert M. Cooper, 31 631 port Beach, CA 92660 92377, KELLY & KARL nngton Pl .. W·206, Nowpon This business Is con· The lollowing persons are w1tn the County Clot!\ of Story Oosi!:jnS. t912 Court S8'd Deeo of Trust tllClt;d
2,.,d Ave .• Laguna Beach, MICHAEL S. CARONA, JACKSON, TELE· 909·873-Beach, CA 92663 dueled by: a genetal pan· 1--P-U_B_L_l_C_N_O_T_l_C_E __ doing bus;ness as· Orange county on 2·24·96 St Upper. Newport eu .. ch tne fees cnarues atld JIX·
CA 92677 Marshal, Orange County 0744, AUCTION BONO Dr. Hernan Veloz.Juan, nership Agape Diving, 323 l<llh SL 19986749975 CA :12663·4316 penses of tne !rust~ Tl'le
This business Is con-By /S/ S. McCray, Deputy 41723-41-19 Bayamon Medical Plaza Have you started doing Fictitious Business Apt 11, Hun11ng1on Beach, Daily P1lo1 Fet>. 26. Mar 5. Jim St0<v. t9t2 Court Si lrusiee under said Deed of ducted by 1 general part· NOTE: Oo not lake down Published Newport 41801 , Bayamon Puerlo business yet'? No Name Statement CA 92G4a t 2, t9. 1996 TH357 Upper, NeNport Bl'acn CA Trust cause<l a NOIJQl of Oe-
nershlp or deface a potted notice Beach·Costa Mesa Dally Rico. 00959 Bill Dumont Th 1 11 Paul Schmiu 323 141h St 9266J·4316 lautt ano Elec11on to Se~ to be before lhl sale or sallslac· Pilot February 19, 26, 1998 This business Is con· Thts statement was filed e 0 owing persons are PUBLIC NOT ICE This business 1~ COl'I· recorded 1n lhe counlY. ""1ere Judith A. Hiii f I d p 1 Th332 d t d b J 1 1 doing business as· Apt. l 1, Hun11n91on Beacn. th eal prrv...n s .__. ....
19988749991 11on o u gmenl. ena uc e y· 01n ven ure wllh 1ne county Clerk ol Mediphone, 1925 Anaheim CA 92648 ----------•ducted by an ind, tJ.-31 e r v,,,.. :h 1 """°""'
This statement WIS filed Code Section 616 (m1sde· PUBLIC NOTICE Have you started doing Orange County on 2·13·98 Ave .. #Al, Costa Mesa, CA This business is con· Flc:Utlous Business Have you staned do tlJ and more tllan ree morilhs
meanor/· bGus1ness' yet? No 199B874896 2 92627 dueled by an ind ·.•dual Name Sla1ement business yot? Ye~ t t i;;e ~~Ji~laelfa'ti'nr:~~
with the County Clerk of Pub I shed Newport STATEMENT OF ene torms 0 I p·1 F b 19 26 I H d d The ro110~1ng persons are Jim Story 1998 EQ~1table ~ C B h ,. M o T t 1 n d a1 Y 1 ot e . , • Paul F. Garf eld, 1925 An3· ave you starte 01ng •• Orange ounty on 2124/96· eac .... oata esa aily WITHDRAWAL FROM his 111 emen WIS i e Mar 5, 12, 1998 Th323 helm Ave.. 41A t, Cosla business vet? Yt·s Jan doing bus,ness as This stalemoni .~ss 1 llld ~any~rustee rvst o.ity Pilot Feb. 26, Mar. 5, Pilot February 12, 19, 26. with lht County Clerk or Mesa, CA 92627 1998 W.R.B Electric, 2340 w1lh the County C1cr~ ol nlf IJ 34 Los AnoeleS.
12, 19, 1998 Th365 1999· PARTNERSHIP Orange County on 2·20·98 PUBLIC NOTICE Michael Fitzgibbons e As· Paul Schm111 Santa Ana Aven .. e. 1B2 Orange Coufllf on 2·13 98 JA 17 l'eleQ"<Xle 'Nu~
----------• Th3l4 OPERATING UNDER 199 8874988 3 cenclon, Irvine, CA 926l2 This statement "as Mod Costa t.1esa. CA 92627 1998674B953 ber 13) 34>a95j 5y
PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS Daily Pilot Feb. 26, Mar 5, Fictitious Business This business 19 conoucted with lhe Count( ciork 01 Will.am A 8ry:m Jr. 2340 O:i1ly Pilot Fet> t9 2G LOlerte "'1 Pete·s 1'rvstee
PUBLIC NOTICE BUSINESS NAME t2. 19, 1998 TH352 Name St atement by: CO·partners Orenge County on 2·24·96 Santa Ana Ave,,ue •B2 Mar 5. 12. 1998 Tl1326 ~a~s o~~ 02/19198. STATEMENT Of
ABANDONMENT OF
USE OF FICTITIOUS
BUSINESS NAME The tollowlng persons
have abandoned the use of
lhe Flclltlou1 Business
Name: HANNA ACUPUNC·
TURE & HERB CLINIC, 767 w. 19TH St 1109. Cosll
Mesa. CA 92627
The Flcllllou1 Business
Name referred lo ebove
w11 filed In Orange County
on 11-18·97, Fiie No.19973-
739944
Sang H. Han, 151 Kalmus
01., lF-6. Cost1 Mota. CA.
926241
This busln111 Is eon·
ducted by en Individual
Sang H. Han
19988750024
This statement was flled
with the Count\ Clerk of
Ora119e County on 2/24/96.
Dally Pilot Feb. 26, Mar. 5.
12, 19, 1998 Th366
1•71827 The follow1n9 person has The lollowing pe1sons are Have you started doing 199B6750006 Costa Mes:i CA 9::627 01;J..::..nr.
cns ~ w1lhdtawn as a gene1al PUBLIC NOTICE doing business as: business yet? No Tl11s busiress 1s con· PUBLIC NOTICE ,._zN~'!'l:!:.•Q<_ HOTICE TO panner !tom the partner· Costa Mesa Garoen. 2013 Paul Garliold Daily Pilot Feb 26. Mar. 5· duc&ed 1;;1 an 1nd,.1du:il -~ "7r
CREDITORS OF ship operating under the Fictitious Bu1lne11 Meyer Pl, Costa Mesa, CA This statement was Med 12 t9 1996 TH363 H:i .. e you siarted doing Flc tllfoua Business
BULK SALE AND OF l1ct111ous business name of Name Stat•ment 92627 wtlh the Countv Clerk ol PUBLIC NOTICE buS•"e~s yet? Yes. 9 54 Name Statement
INTENTION TO YOUNG SECONDS at 436 The following persons ere Marcelino Duran. 2013 N. Orange Countv on 2.20•96, __________ w111am A Bryan Jr The follov .. ng per'or.s are
TRANSFER Heliotrope Ave., Corona doing business as: Meyer Pl., Costa Mesa, CA. 199B6749671 Fictitious Buslne5s This stalement was I led doing t>us1n11~s as ALCOHOUC Oel Mar, CA 92625 Pac11'c Steel Products, 702 92627 N SI t t "th ine Counly C11?rk ol A CLEAN START, tG60 W
BEVERAGE LICEN SE The F1clltious Business C Randolpn Ave. Costa Reyna Duran, 20t3 N. Dally Pilot Feb . 26. Mar S am• a emon Orange County on 2.t3.98 P;ilm Lane •73 Anah~"' Name rele11ed to above Mesa. CA 92626 Meyer Pl., Cost3 Mesa. CA 12. 19, 1998 TH3411 He lbollowing persons are 1998674BB65 CA 92802
(U.C.C. 0101 et. was Med In Orange County Darcy Bollon, 702 C Ran· 92627 •----------doing usinoss as Cneryl Ann Scha1er, 16GO aeq. and B & P on 11 ·8·94, FILE NO. dolph Ave., Costa Mesa, This business Is con· PUBLIC NOTICE AO · Aleio.anaei Designs Da·ly Pilot Feb 26· Mar S W Palm Lane 11173, A11a·
24073 et. aeq.) F627534 CA 92626 ducted by husband and 1----------5120 Twiligtil Canyon 12 19, 1998 TH34t he1m CA 92802
B Road, Yorba Linda CA Escrow No. 11582·MC Full name and address of Ross Bolton, 702 C Ran· wife Fictitious uslneu 92807 PUBLIC NOTICE Tn1s business 1s ton
Notice Is hereby given tM person w11hd1awing: dolph Ave .. Costa Mesa. Have you staned domg Name Statement Aloondcr E Zb.ck•, 5120 ----------•dueled t>y an l'1d1v1du:11
lhat a bulk sale of assets Susan Jane Young, 717 CA 92626 business yet'? Yes, 1994 The following persons aro Twilight Canyon Road. Fictitious Business Have you started doing
and a transfer of elcohohc Poppy Ave., Corona del This bu1111ess is con· Marcolfno Duran doing busmess as· Yorba Linda, CA 92667 Name ~.atement business yo1? No
bevorago license Is about Mar, CA 92625 dueled by: an unlncorpc. This sto1emen1 was tiled ENVIRO·TECHNICAL RE· This bus.nuss is con· nie lollowing persons are Cheryl Ann Scharct
10 be made. Susan Jane Young rated association 01he1 with the County Clerk ol SOURCE. 2,r.61 Bayv11w doing business as. T111s s1a1emon1 was hied
The names. Social Secv-19986749600 than a partnership Orange County on 2·13·98 Ave .. Newpon Beach, CA d~;!:d ~~u a~;~~~~du~~ing Jim Sage Masonry. l t2 with the County Clerk of
rlly or Federal tax Num· T!Jls statement was filed Have you started doing 19980748929 92660-0706 business yel? No 44th St., ltA Newport Orange County on 2·t3·98
bers. and addresses or the with the County Clerk ol busmen vet? No Oa11y Pilot Feb. 19, 26, Alexander Graps. 20261 Alexander ( Zt>1tk1 Beacn. CA 9266'.J 1998674B95B
Seller(T1ansferor are· o c 2 2"98 Ross Bolton Mar. 5, 12. 19n9 Th330 Bayview Ave. Newport This slalftinerit ~as filed Jamoi!s Alan Sage, 112 01111v Pilot Feb 19 26 BABEK NAJAFINIA 703 E. range ounty on · u-Th&S atalement was filed -----"-----Beach. CA 92660-0708 " ••
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE OF SEIZURE PURSUANT TO HEAL Tli ANO SAFETY CODE
SECTION 1 14 7111 1488 ANO NOTICE OF
INTENDED FORF£1TVRE PURSUANT TO HEAL Tli
AND SAFETY CODE
SECTION 11488.4
On FEBRUARY 8, 1998.
at 66 ANO 73 FREEWAVS.
ORANGE COUNTY, CA, the propeny dHerlbed ea.
t 1 202 ll S CURRENCY
BALBOA BLVD NEWPORT Daily Pilot Feb. 26. Mar. 5. wllh lho County Clerk of PUBLIC NOTICE This business IS COi. o~,~~~~·co~~;l~n ~l.~r~.9~1 ~!::::h.sdA 9:~3 N.wporl Mar 5, 12 t998 Th331
BEACH, CA 92001 12, 19, 1996 Th342 Orange County on 2·13·98 Fictitious B"sfn•ss ducted by: an ind1v1dual 19!'i96748933 Tnis business is con· P UBLIC NOTICE Hw••lt ... ••lznded Spu,n!JMI~-~
Tne busln.ss Is known as. L N I E 1HB8748881 .. Dale you slarted business d b d d I ----------•• n • • • ..., .......... PUB IC OTC Oa I" P 101 Feb 19 26 uctod y: an'" "' u3 Fictitious Business "'-~'°" 11471 I 114-by "CHI CHI'S POLLO" Oa1ly Pilot Feb t9, 26, Name Statement under this name: March/ '• ' · ' • H 1 .. d d ..,...., ..., M 5 12 t996 Th327 avo you s a •• e oing Name Statement the NEWPORT BEACtt P. Tho names, Social Secu· Fictitious Business Mar 5, 12, t998 Th329 The lollowing persons are 1993 31 · business yet? No D
rlty or Federal Tax Num· Name Stat•ment doing business as: Alexender Gr1ps PUBLIC"NOTICE James Alan Sage The following persons are n.. ..Ued PUBLIC NOTICE bt s and address of the PUBLIC NOTICE ABACAB AUDIO, 633 Paul· This stat1men1 was liied This s1a1emen1 was '11ed dO•no bus.ntss as· property w .. ----------•Br ' rr f a SAID The followi119 persons are, __________ anno Ave .. Cosll Mesa. CA w1lh lht County Clerk 011----------c Cl k t DANCE 204 w"h ,.•1"Ct lo ~ed Cox, Cattle & Nichol· uyer rans tree re· doing business as. Fictitious Bualneu Fictitious Business with the aunty et o 204 W1Sh·~· ton S& Bill Y10lat1onl•I of s.cuonlal RAFIDI ANO SUHAIL AB· Doheny Village Hano Car 92626 01ange Countv on 2·24·98 Name Statement Orange County on 2·23·98 11 3S21AI of the tt.elth son, 11800 MacAr1hur DALLAH. 9362 HOLDER w h ... 241 Oohe Pak N•m• Statement Marc Angelo Smanio110. 199B67500t 7 boA. CA 92 1 --"' ul•l"f Cod• v-_ Blvd., Ste. 900, lrvlne, ST. ,77, CYPRESS, CA IS ' ...., ny r The following persons are 2958 Croftdon St., Costa Daily Pilot Feb. 26, Mar 5. Tho tollow1ng persons aro 19980749905 Judith A Hill, 85 Tangelo hereby not1fo.d m.-me
CA HSt2·2435, 714-90630 R92o6a2~· Dana Point. CA doing business aa: Mesa, CA 9262€ 12, 19, 1998 TH358 doing business as: Oa ly Pilot Feb 26 Mar 5 Or lrvir,. CA 92620 D11tnc:t Attorney of Orano•
U ALL SEASONS GIFTS 759 Aeb~ca Smaniono. 2956 PegBoard Ottice Services 12. t9 1998 TH340 Tn1s business s con· Couniu h•• , ..... , ................ . 470·2 111, ATTORNEY As listed by the seller/ · Sieglred I. Surber, Trustee, · "" 2915 Redhill Ave Sle • '"' ,_ ... -FOR J udem•nl Credi· c:ensee, all Olhtr business Siegfred I. and Helen R Allegheny Avenue, Costa Crol1don Sl .. Costa Men.1--P-U_B_L_l_C_N_O_T_l_C_E __ F204, Cost:i Mesa. CA PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by an md1v1do.Ja! ceedl'nQ• to torlei. It..
tor names and addresses Surber Revocable Family Mesa, CA 92626 CA 92626 92626 Have you stanod oo ng abo_-G .. enbed property
0 anne Coun tv Sup• u~ed by the Seller/Ucensee Trust dated 3-11·91 , 1777 Pat11ck Metoyet, 759 Al· This business Is con· Flctltlou1 Business Morgatel L (Peg) Bogard Fictitious Business bJuusd1;.~s: V~,'1; No pSua"f'e~any t c'oodeHeallhSeetandlon r • ·~ within thrH years blfort Panay Circle. Costa Mesa. legheny Avenue, Costa ducted by husband and Name Stat ement 2139t Fl 1 Ln H 1 ngton Name Statement • rlor Court, C•ntral 01 .. the O.te such lists was CA 92626 Mesa, CA 92626 w1fa 8 h c'J. Q 21>46 un' ThlS statemenl was f 'l'd 1141!18 4 trtct sent or delivered 10 1ne Helen R Surber Trust•• Patrick McB11de, 115 Le•· Have you started doing The lollow1ng persons are eac • P Tile following persons are w11n the Co .. nly Clerk ol You •r• tn•tructed that •f . ' . I La C t M I 1 Y 2 2• 93 dom~ business as· T111s business is con· domg business as· Orange County on 2·24·9"' you de11re to con•e•t the PLAINTIFF: Full.,ton Buyer/Ttensftret ate: AS Sle~lred I. and Helen R 1ng on ne, 05 D esa bus ness yet es, • ... LIO PARK REALTY. 601 d d d I OMNI WORLDWIDE. 208 " ' PROV OED TO BYER BY CA92626 MarcSmaniono ducte by:inin ivi ua 19988749993 forlenure 01 ttua Pf0pef1Y Savings and loan As· I U Sur er Rfl'Vocablt Family This business 19 con-Ii d Udo Park Orwo. suite 2·E. Have you started doing 1 2 Diamond Ave, Balboa pur•u•nt to Heelth end aoclatlon F.S.L..A. SELLER Trust dated 3·11 ·91, 1777 ThlS slatement was ile Newport Beach. CA 92663· business yet? No Island CA 92662 Daily Pilol Feb 26. Mar 5. Safety Code Section
DEFENDANT: Rl~hard The assets to bt sold are Panay Circle, Costa Mesa, ducted by: a general par1· witll the County Clerk ol 4401 Peg Bogard Jano Mane Outty. 208 112 12. 19. 1996 TH359 11488 s. lou mun filie •
end T am a '• H • m-1u~~~:~~=~ ~l~u~::,":'qu~: ~~1~26~~siness is con· ~~~~1p you slened doing Orange c~~~~~~!~~~! PMakryOLou Ksi•h,1er .26EO I Nlido ~,7~' '~~ale~~~:" wc1~r~11e:, ~~;.C': 9~~~2 Balboa Is· PUBLIC NOTICE ~~~::':t c,~ ~~,·~;:::t;YOU:
mln.....,av, husband and ment, stock In trade, tr~de ducted b"'· Family Trust buslnea~el? No 0 Pll F 9 26 ar rive, u te . . ew· ' f1 .,,.. u , ally 01 eb. 1 • • 1 Beach CA 92663 4401 Orange County on 2·13·98 This business is con. "KNEE • LASER INSTI· You ""u•t •le this ct..,.. wife; Derrick J am•• namo and goodwill of busl· Ha"e you started doinn Patrick etoyor T por • · 1 "' .. _ s Co - f ... _ • ..,. Thi 1 1 1 . 111 d Mar 5. 12. 1998 h333 Thie business is con· 1998674B898 ducted t>y· an ind1v1dua TUTE ANNUAL RETUn'"' tS 1... upenor u •• 0 .,_ Parka, etc., •t al . neas wl1h beer and wine lo· business rel? No s s a amen was o "' Have you started doing •• County ot Orange wltl\ln NOTICE OF c:ated at: 703 E. BALBOA Sleglted . Surber, Trustee with tho County Clerk 01 PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by.an lndillidual Onily Pilot Feb t9. 26· business ye1? Yes, 2 9 98 AVAILABLE FOn tNSPEC· thirty 1301 deya of the fif'lt
MARSHAL'S SALE BLVD .. NEWPORT BEACH, This statement was fifed Orange Counly on 2·20·96 Have you Slarled doing Mar. 5, 12. t998 Th332 Jane M Dully bl~~ S~~T~e~O~~~E~~~~~i publicatton of thi• Notice,
LEVY.HQ OFFICER CA. 9266t with the County Clerk of 199B87490 70 Fictitious Bu•lnen business yeKI? No PUBLIC llOTICE Tn1s ~1atemen1 w:is filed uni.u vou ,.c arw actual Th kl d f Ii to b Name St atement Mary Lou iehler t• -BEACH. 9AM·SPM WITHIN notice IPleeu uu FILE NO e n o cense S Ee Orange County o;i 2·23·98 Dally Pilot Feb 26, Mer 5. This statement w1s tiled w1tl' t!'ie Counly Clerk ot t80 DAYS OF THIS NO 9eco2112 I You -u-• transle11ed Is· ON· AL 9 8 T 3 5 The lollowing persons are flctltluus Business c 2 20 8 ....-••• •• HOCS704827·A BEER ANO WINE PUBLIC 19986749914 12, 19, I 9 H 4 doing business as: with tne County Clerk ol Name Statement Or:inge ounly on · ·9 T 1 CE 7 1 4 7 59 ·8 44 7 ,.,_an endo•Hd copy of
COURT CASE NO.: EATING PLACE LICENSE Daily Pilot Feb. 26, Mar. 5, PUBLIC NOTICE a) BURR WHITE REALTY 01ange County on 02·02·96 Tho following penons ire 19986749673 MICHAEL M ORUC1<.ER the claun on the Oiatnct
7 84127 NO: 41·306042 now issued 12, 19, t998 TH367 b) MANAGEMENT ONE 19986147579 Da.ty Pilo1 Feb 26. Mar 5 M 0 PAES10ENT . Anomev ol Orenoa County
B . f 11 ed I Ill• e IHS located Fictitious Bu1lneu BURR WHITE. 2901 New-Daily P1IOI Feb. 5, t2, 19, doing bu!iness QS 12 19 1998 TH343 Publisned Newpor& !Ann SUSANP AIQMAN, Y virtue 0 a wri ssu or ; pr m PUBLIC NOTICE A & K ASSOCIATES 524 Beach·Cost.l Mesa Oa I~ OepuwD1etnctAttomeylet on August 26, 1997 in the 703 . BALBOA BLVD., Name Statement port Beach. Newpo11 26. 1998 Th306 w t9ih SI Cos1a Mesa PUBLIC NOTICE p1101 Febru:iry 26 l998 " 100 c......c C.rrtti onv.
above deslgnett4 Court, NEWPORT BEACH, CA. Flclltlou• Bualnell The following persons art Beach. CA 92663 CA 92627 T,,339 w an Santa Ane, c.
upon a judgment entered 92661 Ham• Stat•m•nt doing business as B11chwalk Inc., (WY), PUBLIC NOTICE Ah M Asht.an1 4 Kenda! Flctlllous Business 92701 w"htn ttwtv 4301 e 24. 1997 In favo1 ot The bulk sale Is subject to The follow1ng petsons are Str1lll Advertising. 123 2901 Newport Beach, New· St., Lagun:i Niguel, CA Name Slalement PUBLIC NOT ICE d•v• of the ,....,.. ol ~
gment cred1tor(s), Ful· California Uniform Com· doing buslneH as: 35th St. Newpon Beach, port BHch, CA 92663 Flelltloua Buslneu 92677 The 10110 .... ng persons arci-----------cl••"" w. the ~nor
erton Savings & Loan As· merclal Code Section Anti-Aging Cllnle ot New· CA. 92663 This busln111 Is con· Name Statement This business 1s con· doong busmess as NOTICE OF TRVSTEE'S Court C..nt OMSIOn.
soclatlon. F.S L.A. and 6106.2. port Beacti Management Charles & Lane Entel· ducted by: I corporation The following pe11ons ere duC1ed by an mdividuat Rar.t.os lnlemahonal. 600 SALE n.. fellure to t....iy flle
egalnst Judgment debt04'(1) Thi anlic1pated date ot Company, 4000 Bitch St. prises, (Cahlornla), 123 Have you 1ta1ted doing doing business es· Have you staned doing A Anton Blvd ,.468 Cosia Title Oroer No 271•1~39 and H eure • _,u..-e'""'
Richard Hemmingway. the sale/l!ansfer Is Match #l02, Newpotl Beach, CA 351h St .. Newpor1 Beach. buS1n11s ytt? Ves. 10·97 International Travel Medi· business yet? No Mesa CA 92626 Trustee Sale No 01 atet•no an mteN •t In the
Tamai• Hemmlnc;iway, Der· 20. 1998 II lht olf1ee of 92660 • CA 92663 B11chwalk, Inc., Joan cine. 361 Hospital Road. All M Asntr.:ini Orly All!Aandra Nay, 600-A A75 Relere2!)(;e-O N1o163365 94 pro~rtv 1" tht Sypenor
rick James Park•, thow&ng Universal Tille Orang• Es· CA Institute of Function.el This busrness IS con· Tr0\11, Ptnldent Suitt 331, Newport Beach, This stalomenl was r~ed Anton Bl\<t. ,468, Costa ~,PN NoA ~~2N.(~FAULT ~IN· Coun will ,..ult In the a net b a I a n c • o t crow Branch, 12 5 E. Medicine Management, ducted by· a co1por111on Thls statement was filed CA 92663 with the Coun!f Ciork ot Mesa CA 92626 'AR DEE OF TR ST projlerty being decl.-d ~
$&73,489.88, actually due Chapman Ave.. Orange, LiC. (CA), 11740 Sunsll Have you started doing with the County Clerk of S1tah Ann Blackwood, 361 Ot1nc;it County on 01.30-96 Tnis business 15 con· AT~D MAY 199~ N ordered forfert to tl>e Stete
date of 1 ...... l11uanc1 of The amount ot the pur-95 1"'"'8•1 .. 1 •0• Newport Beach CA 92663 puniu•nt to the pro.__.• on Hid judgment on the Ca. 92866 Blvd. ,,7, Los Angeles, CA business yet? Yes. 12·31· Orange County on 02.02·98 Hosp1111 Road, Suite 331, 19988747397 ducted by an mdiviouat \~S y~ ~ A TION ofCalofom.a enddr~~~
'"" 90049 •• u .. ~ u • Daily Pilot Feb 5, 12, 19, Ha.1e you started doing P T C OUR of HHlth •nd Sarety Code said wrll I have levlod chase price or consider· lhis buslneu 11 con· Chlliet & Lane. Enler· Dally Pilot Feb. 5, 12, 19, This bu11ne11 Is con· 26 1998 Tn3t0 bus ness yet? Ves. 1·22·98 p ~R1 . IT MAY BE Sechol\ 11499 wttt>out
upon all ;fghl, llUt and In· allon In connection with lht d1.tted by: Umllt4 llability prises, Richard Bloom, 26 1998 Th307 dueled by; an lnd111idual • Orly Alekandra Nay SOL AT A PUl.IC SALE furtr.er nouce or twtanno
ter11t ol 11ld Judgment transfer ol the license and Co. Presidenl ' Have you started doing PUBLIC NOTICE This statement was hied ll= y NEED EXPLA-02/28 03'05 03/12 deblor(s) In th• rro8erty In business, $42,000.00 which Have vou atantd doing This statement WH filed PUBLIC NOTICE business yet? No with the Cu.Jnty Clerk OI NMI OF T NATUR~
1Shtea11Cooulntyallofornlar.andge•: ~nc.~utodryee ~r's1·.=~•dp~n-y· buslneas yet? Yes, 2·17·98 wOlth theCCounty C21e2rk0 9oJf Flctltlou• Buelness Sarah Ann Blackwood Fictitious Bu1ln•11 Orange County on 1·22·98 Of r PRY EEOINy&l l .. ---~~~--111 C CA. Institute of Functlonal tang• ounty on . • This statemJ II was filed Name Statem•nt 19988748517 AGAJ~ f
scribed as lollowa: Loi 34 able as follow•: T 19988749 880 Name St•t•m•nt with the County Clerk ol Th• lollowlng persons aro 0 ,11Y Pilot Feb 12, 19, 26, ~SHOU C ACT of block e, 111ct no. 612, In DESCRIPTION AMOUN F b 26 .. 5 Th• folloWi""' petsons 8Je 0 c "' 02 02 96 ~ WY h k ( I) Sell your hom• Dally Piiot o . • mar. • ... range oun., on • • doing business as Milr 5. 1998 Th321 Marci\ 5, 1998 .i 200 li·!!!!J!!!l!U lht city of Costa Mesa, t c ec petaona through clasalfltd. 12, 19, 1998 TH34U doing business as: 19988l47 524 HEALTH ZONE CAFE. M Eaullable Deed CO
County of Otange, St•t• 01 S5,000.00 642·5978 E.G. Medical Supply, Inc .• Daily P~ot Feb. 5, 12, 19, 3014 W Balboa Blvd , PUBLIC NOTICE P8f'I" asQUsucce5'0< tn rot~t Callfomla. as per mep r.. t demand note for bll· PUBLIC NOTICE 350 Fischer Avenue. Cosla 26, 1998 Tt1308 Newport Beach, CA 92G60 ·--by'~Contrne111al
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doing business es: . fornfa 92628 Nam• Stat•-•nt ducted by an tnd1v1du1t OAM ENTERPRISES 57$ ~ I NO 9 EBER CONSTRUCTION, Thia business la con· "' d d w t9 h St •Fl50 C t 1 of tcOtdS 111 3500 Pacific v-On-..
21672 Saluda Cir., Hunllng· ductt4 by: I COIPOtlllon d~~ l~~~i~~~ :'.sons art b~~r~ .. ~Oy".t?S~~e oing Mesa tCahf 092627 ' OS a .91 fie :el Newport~
ton Beach, CA. 92846 Heve you sllrted doing INT ERNA Tl ON AL MEDIA Sherri L V1dts Lang lord Delano Menzies _M_.,. ..... ~ly, R lom ii 944-2100
David G. Eber. 21672 Sa· buslotH yet? No ENTERPRISE. ,.071 La This Statement was Med !175 W 19th St , ,F150, ~ "' ~ I•--------.. tuda Cit.. Huntington Sigma Heallhnet OME, Palma Ave .• Suit• 0, Ana· wllh th• County c111k of Coste Meaa C1hl. 92621 Pl£ACf lfl011IEIS
Stach, CA. 92646 Inc.. Gerald Oel Slgn0te. h CA 92807 Or•l'V'I• Co"ftty on 2·20·98 Thll business 11 con s E LL IEU -a-av Jeannelle M. Ebe<. 21672 Prttldent tim, "" -· d t db , _ _. d •• --• S.lud. Cir., Huntington Thi• atalement was filed Tom Cheng, 4071 La 19981749887 UC• y· an •nu1111 u ... p 1 A s 11 o Ana p F .. 5 H1v1 you started doing Mo~ 1t Chapel 9tach CA 92646 with the County Clerk of a ma ve.. °' . . Oaoly ilol •b 2v. Mar bus1n1H yel? Yes. 1'1·98 Creniatlon
Thlt 'bualnen la con-Or'ange County on 2·20-98 heim, CA 92801 12. 19, 1998 TH347 Langford Oelano Mtnt•es d hi I
duded by: husbaf\d ltld 1HH74t002 Thll butlntH II con-PUBLIC NOTICE This statement WIS Mod your use ve c e , lO Broadway ~:ve you started doing Ollly Piiot Feb. 20, Mar. 5. d.=:o ~u"'a~z:sdu~~1ng w•tl'I 11\1 County C1t1~ or through Cl3SSified Costa Mesa
butlnHt 'lll? Yes. 1n8 12. 19, t9G8 TH3SO but•ntP yet? No Fictitious Bu•lneaa Oranvt Coun111:8:;!~= 642-5678 ~•tlO D•~ld a Eber PUBLIC NOTICE Tom Ching Ham• Sta tement
Thi• statement was 111.a Tiii• atal9t'l\lnl *•• filt4 Th9 fonowlng persons ere Oady P.to1 '•b 12. 19, 28, -----------"----------
will\ th• County Clerk or Flctltlou. auslnH• With th• County et.rk 01 doing blitintH u · M.tr. $, 1991 Thl20
Or1099 County on 2-24·08 Name Stat•ft"41nl Orange County on 01-»H ORUNSLHV!S, 121& PUBLIC NOTICE
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PUBLIC NOTIC! Drive, Suite o, Cotta Mesa. PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• bu'1nu1 11 con· do.~ tiv• ntt• .,:
Callfomla G262t dueled by • .,, lnd;v1oual S1111-. Pl.set, 130 East fflcUtlew ausJneH Henry A. Johnaoo, Jf., FlcllUove h•IMQ 11811• you llll'lt4 doing 1'1h Slteet. Slllte E, Cotti
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doing butlMH u . lofnla RUH doing blit!Mn 11 Ttlft otatt~nt wH r.tt<I 210IMI Ponderoaa. M1illion Ootnpu Ch.otr Orafllng & Thlt blltlnt aa It con-A00$TtNO CON$TAUC• "'11h tile County Cl91ll ol VwtlO, Ca. OM92
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iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii E 'slde nr Back Bay 1707 ORANGE AVE, Chlld Care Must Sell by March 6 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
2724 SHARE
EQUAL HOUSING
OPPORTUNITY
5Br 3Ba Mstr Suite & 3br. afen, 2ba, Ip, East Side. 2Bi:;lr·2Ba NB Shr 2 Story TWnhm ADVERTISE //Kitchen Mgr/Chef Needed Black modern furn,
FP, Crown Moldings. remodeled , fonced. upstairs, vacant, OW, Pvt br/ba, Boy view STATEWIDE! Supervise 15 person For newborn twins Gym & antique exer·
In Ground Spa 5624>< $1295.(P.el?) 642·9699 $1050mo 756-8558. pool, gym, tennis. Convenient. cost kitchen, high volume and 3 yr old In my else bike. 722·9884
714·509·2002 Agent •E'slde Spac ious• 1 Br D •to ch e d $750 + ull 760·3907 effective, classllled perduclion, n/smk. Alf so VteJo home. Oak Entertaonmonl Ctr
Cabl• TV
Descramblers
•800·211-4125•
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Cott •.. •• w/Patlo d If 25 d (Lolat Reclples) Monday lhru Friday 50x45 3 drawers BELCOURT BEAUTY 3 Huge Br's. Duplex. • Near Triangle Square! a vort s ng. wor s 7:30am . 6:30pm. I•••••••••
Mediterranean 5Br new dw, Ip, 2 car gar near beach. Cathedral Spacious.huge closet lor $400, 200 Calllor· Eng 11 sh/Sp an Is h Must be experienced. $150.00 648·5116 G" n """'E SALES
4Bath Custom Home $1,295. 714·548·3959 cells, frig Move·ln W/D, kitchen prlv. nla newspapers, com· Healthy Gourmet dependable. patient & TEAK DESK Boaullful, AA.nu
$9951000 Specfalf s575 + S4oo S350mo. 714-646-8370 blned circulation over Irvine. 714-833'2929 caring. References re· Contompory, at a frac· I•••••••••
Vaughn Hapema n ---------dep. 548•2421 3.3 million. For inlor· Low Firm needs PfT quired. $11QO per lion ol cost.$500obo. ---------
714·260·4747 IRVINE 2144 •Costa M•a•'• Beat mallon call CALSCAN clorl< lor lilelng/lndox· month. Please calf 714-873·3112 COSTA MESA 6l24
8 .st Valu. 3Br 2 Ba '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Jr· 1 br & 1 br, also 2br ( 9 1 6 ) 4 4 9 · :l 6 9 6 Ing. Tyr::olng rt,.,'d, 4,ttrs (714) 574 4248 1" 1ba, quiet gated COMMERCIAL (91ii)449·d010 ,. ... . Twin bed, box& iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Cls to Fashion Island. New Independence CAL•SCAN a day M·F. 673'7410 frame $25 Great
all 3-car gar. $549,000 4Br 3Ba, Huge yd, ac, comm. pool, tennis, REAL ESTATE Llfeguaru:J cond. hardiy used
Maxine Propp. Agent d~wnstalrs Br/Bath, rr::!ay;b~~~:,~al:s~ ·--------FREE CASH Spring/Summer. FfT· MERCHANDISE •714·673·79749 714·759·1988 off Jamboree & lrvfne 714 .... 7 •0075 GRANTS' P{T.CPR Training. T 1 ., t L
$2200 L <J<J • 714-248-8578. •••••••••I w n ... x ra ong, BI U,,. La r g 0 .mo 1yr ease--,,,.--------11 1 k 714-509 2002 o •C St di F 'd BUSINESS OFFICE College. Scholarships.•---------rm mattress, • e new 3Br +2.5Ba End Unit. . wner ozy u o urn Business. Medical Manager Retail shoe ---------$150. 714-515·8606 Under S 2 8 0 K U I I p k Covered parking, near FOR RENT 2769 store exp'd/wtll train ANTIQUES 6010. n v er• t 'I a r Tri-Square. No Pets. bills. Never Repay. ' . 714·720·1704 Bkr 2Br 2Ba. 1200Sq.Ft. $625.mo 642·2818 iiiiii~iiiiiii~iiiiiiiiii Toll Fr•• CM loc. 310·392·3173 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------
•ESTATE SALE•
SAT 8:30-4PM
1973 NEWPORT BLVO
SPACE 25
Behind Sandpiper Inn
Everything Including
1980 Doublewlde
Mobile Home tor Safe
i.11 newspaper will nol
ho•t•fly 1ec1pl any adnltlH
menl lor real estate w•ic• 11 11
w1ol11ton ol lhe law Our read111
are hereby 1nlormed lhat all
dwelltnos 1d~er11sed In lhls
newspaper are 1nll1ble on u
equel opportunity buts lo com
pl11n ol d11"1m1n11ton. tall HUD
Toll lru al 1·&00 42'·1590 for
lhe Wu••noton Ot uea please
tall HUD 11426·3500
Castaways on Dover Slngle-M, nu carpets. *LUXURY SPACE* 800·218·9000 xG·13981-o_r_3_l_0_·3_9_3_·2_4,....1_1_._M_lk_e Popcorn Maker Cart MERCHANDISE
4 or 5Bd, 3.5Bath paint, dbl gar. pool. E'slde Country·Woods Golf course view, near•---------•Mgmnt Train•••• 1890's Repo. never MISC. 6015 NEWPORT
Hrdwd Firs, $925,000 otc ... $1200. 752·2881 2br sptlHvl, study, <fp, a irport. 2000sq.ft. •R•·dlscover your No exp nee, start now, used paid $1500, sell iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Car o I• Wag n • r ' S925.n/pet 180 21st S 1 50 per h 250-0465 Beauty I Now style, 7 openings, up to $8 BEACH 6169 714•574-3610 ---------645·9543 or 646·1164 . . color. highlights & $600/wk 714·557·7275 50 714·675·9460 EXPERIENCE THE -...,...,,~=,....,,..=-::,,.,...,,,..,..,.-NEWPORT *LUXURY SPACE* more. It's never been ANCIENT health iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LEASE OPTION •Newport Heights Golf course view, near easier to be your most Mgr·s Asst noeoed 20· WANTED benefits ol Maul
Newport Beach 3br BEACH 2169 Area Lovely lrg 3br airport. 2000sq.ft. beautflull Call ' 25 hrs. Comp skills Noni. In convenient
3ba, 2·car att gar, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2ba, pvl bale, nice & $1.50 por It. 250·0465 Barbara 723·5454 nee. Fashion Island 40 AN'TJnUES ca P s u I es . ca 11
Sat only 8·2P furn
tools books, cook·
ware. tile cab's,
comp., lrlg w/d TV.
VCR 2039 Shipway Ln
mint Interior. gated ..... tlil ••· quiet. $1500. 540-0130 yr old co. 720·9555 !t'. 1.800.408.6449. Price ~ ~~ Live whore you work"I Sweet Boy, declawod Id HOUSES/
CONDOS
FOR SALE
community, must soot~ ~~~-....... '~_ ... ~f Nice 1br 1ba w/gar. Qlflco·bdrm·bath. Siamese 10 a good Mom Needs Helpl 0 er Style Furniture includes priority sh•P· Agent 714-935·4601 :// 0 Lovely gated comm., Share condo.s9oomo home call alter 6pm Babysitting needed, PIANOS & Coll•ctiblts ping. Web http://ener·
LINDA ISLE lndry foe. frig avf. QC Alrprt 852•9975 675•5427 adulls only varied hours In my •App'-< .. •T•'"'"""" gylorllle comCAL•SCAN •••••••••• S690. Klein Mgmt Aliso Viejo home. $8 •si .. _•Autoo •OlfuF ... .,.. ...
Exquisite 5Br 4.5Ba 714·581·4000 NB 3Rm Suite/Furn per hour. Must be ex-$$CASH PAID$$ --------TRANSPORTATION Jeff Arcuri, Agent •t --0.,. phone, lax, ground fir ---------0 e d · one_ce.,. ... 1 •• -. FIREWOOD X'lnl wood
714-841·6981 're,.1.• 1 person only.Westchtt/ LOST & P " nee ·caring, pa· WE BUY ESTATES $135 cord. delivered •••••••••
0 ltont and dependable. ---------•N EWPORT HEIGHTS 3LIBved n3 BThae WHaotmerel NEWPORT Dover. $325. 646·2474 FOUND 2925 Leave message at ·tmmed~t•f,,.ndlyMMCe lo your driveway.---------GENERAL 1002 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (7~4) 574 4248 "W£PAYMORE$FASTIJl" Loads as low as S45. POWER BOATS For Sale by Bullder 3Bd 2Ba Lower Oplx BEACH 2669 --------1...,-;-' ..;.___-____ (714)852-8827
GOVERNMENT
Two Semi-Custom 3Bd 2Ba Upper Trl·Plx iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii INDUSTRIAL 2788 OOG 2/17 In Fin VI/ Ofc MgrfTefomarketor/ 7012
Single-Family Homes Saturday Open.House *Big Canyon* iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii tan/wht, med fem. Flooring Sales. Exp'd
FORECLOSED
Homos from pennies
on $1. Delinquent Tax.
Aopo·s. REO's. Your
area Toll Free
800·218·!\000 XH·1398
for current hstongs
For Dotalls: 548·8048 673·RENT B very c I ea n and 30hrs/wk. Flextime MAX MOR"AN 1·2·3 edroom Apts •Superior Ave CM DE v EL 0 p ME NT 2Bd NEW Bayfront Apt. near Fashion Island 1500•15.ooosf, ·Great lrlondly 963· 1097 S8hr +comm 4~0·20~5
• Portoflno Model on Udo I. All nu appts, ~::.r c~~~~a~P~1~'~,a':~ locat ion, l enced. FOUND 2/21 Eastblulf P'fi~~i::::;~1 Harbor View Homes d/w, stove, lrlg. $1500. G 11 1 roll-ups, hfgtt col lings, shop p Ing center. 0 f Avail Now. 673·6246 sys, o course v ews .65psf 711'·548·8531 Cocker Spaniel about t 6·2 lox hrs/long 4br 3.5ba. Nearly $1650·$2995 644·050q 3 5."' 7 759 9 83 term. Computer exp. 8,000sl Lot. $599,999 Ba,..ront 2nd story 2 · 7 ' • l 4· · 1 n e c es s a r y . word ~· 3br 2 .5ba Brand New'•••••••••• 759-1960 By Owner car sec pk~ W/0 D/W "f' Found on 2/12 girls processing, spread·
I 2·story Duplex noar BUSINESS & 1 1 ( VIEW LEASE OPT. Nu paint, crp1, min s. Via Lido $2000/mo . b eye e 714) 675·6525 sheets. basic acctg., SOLD! UNDER $350,000 900 sq It + dock, utfl •714·673·2303• FINANCE LARGE REWARD!! llllng, Mac & Quicken pd MO to MO or lease .......... --------helpful. Fax resume Showcase homos BANK REPO ok $1750/mo also 30 Escape To The Sea ••••••••• For person that' llnds 714·673-8797
~957.S133'e
SOUTH COAST AUCTION
2202 So. Miiin St.
SMtll Ana, CA 112707
8-d.d & Ix-"' •21' for sale in our BEACH GIANT It boat slfp avail Uva In 1Br 1Ba Boat male black cat 1_P_h_o_n_e-ln_t_e_rv-le_w_e_r_s
Saturday Roal Estalo $739 900 723·5835 Furn. $850. 412-2161 ---------w/whlte chest. Lost National Marketing---------.J~~!"'o~ntt~• ••• ~. _E_a_s_t_b_l_u_ff--2-8-r-+_D_e_n-. or 213·961·9137/pagor BUSINESS since 2/14. 515·9076 Research firm In Irvine
Week dlsplay ads ~Prudential 2Ba. frosh paint, 2-car Newly Renovated OPPORTUNITY Lost black male cal. looking for PfT. enthU·
atart a t just $75! 'e' garage. Avail lmmod. Spacious 1 Br & 2Br 2904 2·18 gold eyes. Vic· slallc, outgoing.people
(Deadline Wed 5pm) Calrforeie~try $1650.mo 557-1362 From $775. No Pets. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii of Goldenrod/Harbor to Interview consum·
***** 714-723·8120 Newport Ba~ Terrace View or 760 6785 ors on marketing
•OpenHouse Harbor View Home 1691 Mesa Drive •-••••• · • Ideas. NO SALES
llatlngs f or $51 4Br +Fam rm. new 714-545·4855 Please be wary of out Lost Cat 2 /20 Black, INVOLVED I. $7.00hr. SAN JUAN crpt. Ip, nr greenhefl. ol area companies. spade female, about Call (714) 252·8180. (Ooaohne Thurs Spm) Xlnt Loe. $2500/mo New Port a c r o • • Chock with tho local 7yrs old, Santa Ana
***** CAPISTRANO 1078 714-759-5011 Street 2br 1.5ba, Ip, Bettor Business Heights or Dover. Ao· PT OFFICE In Busy It pays to advon1se gar, now crpt, no pots. Bureau before you wardlll (7141 756•0157 N.B. Restaurant, 15·20
in the best local Good Ocean View & Lg Bachelor w/pvt on· 1665 lrvln• Ave.117 send any money tor Hrs per wk/3 days.
Roal Estate Secuon neighbors! SBd 38a trance, patio. pkg. 1 S875. 729·4342 x351 loes or services. Read Loat male brown tabby Must have pleasanl CALL TODAY! 3 ·C ar 9 a r. spa blk to bch $750. (Incl •Water1ront Upper• and understand any cat, no collar. Voe of phone manner, MS
Lisa Rivera $485,000 369·8528 ultl) 923·2082 2br 2ba, Great view, contracts before you 20th /Irv In e. C. M . Word/ Exce1/Qulckon
714/574 4252 · Sh d 1 714·646-9275 & Restaurant Exp. • Newport Crest 2Br sun·dk, carpor1 $2000 sign. op aroun or•---------.._ _______ _,, ---------2Ba w/spaclous Iott. 673-6002 or 540·1355 ....,..,ra=-t=o-=s-=. ,,_,,,....,,..,.....,,,,..,,,..,,.......,--Lost passport near Helpful. Call Susan
""'z_e_r_o_D,,,_o_w_n--=P,....a_y_m_e_n_t ' ACREAGE 1125 po()I, jac, tennis. walk BOOST SALES! Pro S. Coast Plaza on ___ 1_1_4_·_64_2_·_7_8_80 __
Free 24Hr Recorded iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii to beach. $1550.moi••••••••• marketer helps you 1 /2019 8 con I a c I PT R • c •Pt IO n/ Msg 888.792.7413 OUR BEST LAND Open Saturday 1·4 '' sell product/svcsl Danny a1 444·2656 Leasing/Customer
,
J\niiqu-es
& GialltdiblH toP=·l:1 1800-1880 • ~. &IN .....
COndllcted
Paintings~ China
Books ~ Furniture
40yNta In Newport Beach
14.673.622
COLLECTIBLES
6017
1965 Beatles Tour
Jacket.Size Medium.
Excellent Condilion
1 9 5 5 ·1 0 's 0 u th
Coast Lapstrak•
Bayboat In great
cond Boat & tra1lor,
$1900 Call 673-5972.
--7..,..1-40-54-8-·5-3-63--1-S_Al_L_B_O_A_T_S __ 7_0_1_4
Marllyn Monroe Books. postera & Pies liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
& more.Sat,8am·1 pm WANTED SAILBOAT
2520 Westminster Ave USE. WILL SHARE .EXPENSES. 641·0!01
WANTED
TO BUY MARINE SLIPS 6019 DOCKS 7022 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
I BUY ALL PIANOS Antlques-qual. lurnllure Side Tie Safe &
1 pc or houseful cash Protected. Max.3811
paid 1114) 957•8133 Yachtsman Cove. $400/mo. 714· 720· 113 Old Coins Gold Sliver
Franklin Mint. Sterling l••••••••-Old watches & jowolry
Westcoasl Coln 642·9448 AUTOMOBILES
RECORDS(TOP $
Jazz, R&B, Soul, Rock ---------
Etc ... 50's & 60's M ike A CURA 9010
64 5• 7 505 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
PETS &
ANIMALS 6049 Exlonsion 302/CFA sale overl 40 acres· 6 Encore MISCELLANEOUS Call 714·434·2973 Service Newport
b 0 rd er s BL M • Agent 714·723·0137 RENTALS •---------Beach Marina & ---------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
$24,900. Southwest Educatlonal home HEALTH & Commercial Center BEST • AKC LABS •
Colorado: Free list & VIiia Balboa Large 1·j••••••••• based business. Not FITNESS seeks individual w/ $ $ Lovable. Show quality.
*Car•*
$100-$500
Po lle• Impounds
Hondas, Chevrolets,
Jeeps & Sport Utilttles
Must S•llf
800·772·7470 x7038 ALISO VIEJO 1004 brochure. Parcels In-bdr, ocean view. pool. MLM. 5k·10k monthly. 3000 some knowledge/exp. PRICES 12wks·20mo. $400. spa, W/D. $1100mo.1---------1·800·995-0796x4144 l!jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii wflh boats·. strong or· ""'714.575.3037""'
Government Owned
2Br 2Ba Spacious
Condo. Light & Quiel.
Listed at $112,000
M1chaol Lambert, Agt
7 1 4 -4 9 9 ·8 4 9 7
eluded lakefront, trout A fl 3 9 98 6 6 728 ROOMS 270 f' PAID v " streams & river can· va . . . 4 ·1 . 6 •Japanese Global Giant DIABETICS ganlzatlonat skflls Incl.
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yons. New cabins. Weatbluffs/Llghl & Oulotly entering the (Using Insulin.) Old Word Processing & FREE
bordering pu'bllc Quiet. Lrg 2br. 2ba, 2 Prof'I female seeks pvt U.S. Great home base you know Medicare or Database. Call for CONSULTATION
lands. Free Closing car gar, nr bch/parks rm/ba to rent near bus. 1·888·273·9285 In I ura n co Covers Appl. 71 4·673·9330 E.tal>l'J L'1)(una IXa.:.h
Costs· FEB. $1200 714-646-6952 beach. Can pay up 10 Lazy Man·• Business most •up p II es? Security Officers 0n1~ EaranJ1"11 '"LA.
Redstone Land $425. 963·3463 Iv msg Work 4-6 hrs wkly Save money, call Immediate openlng1. SnnFr.inc .. co&Nrw YoA
1 ·8 0 0 ·8 1 4 .7 0 2 4 ··-------· N t 1 ·8 0 0 ·7 4 8 ·1 6 6 2 O . C. ·F fT & p fT . CAL"SCAN'" ---------81 70k yrly 14 oca· Liberty Medical 714·248·8578. Wr b." BALBOA ft ._,ARTMENTS RENTALS TO lions· Sold out in Chi· ANTIQUES to MODERN
----------n..c-cago In lour days. Satisfaction guaran· _T_r_•_n_d_u_N_B __ C_h_ll_d-re_n_s DISHWARE to Tlfl'ANY
PENINSUIA 1007 Su11nr teed. no HMO members, , CEMETERY LOT/ FOR RENT ~ 2724 S 8 k Inv · re q · mention ANCA·OO Home Furnishings EVERYTHINGlll I••••••••-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii' 1 ·888·697·8242 CAL •SCAN Store looking for oner· E.rnc~ .ales, rruliatc, F:imoly 3br 2ba 100 Block CRYPT 1225 Balboa Island Pvt Lr~ _M_e_n-·s--C-1-ot_h_ln_g __ S_h_o_p ---,.,.--.,,,...---...,....-getlc, reliable sales J1vu1lm rurrosn
Woll Maintained. Sep room full bath, kit use Est '47 Retiring Take •Fr•• Personal• person. Sales exp 71 A 249 3 711 1br 1ba Unit. $379K Pacific View/Bay view BALBOA avail 311 5600mQ + over lease $4000./mo. Training Session pre'f. (714) 850·8535 "T" ..
Bkr Co-op 723·5518 Terrace. 2 ocean view ISLAND 2606 1/3 ulll. 714·675-8188 Triple net 675 1469 with Manny Upper End home
lots valued $9400. sellliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 714·293·8030 decor and nlft store---------CM shr 3bd condo. Snickers Candy Route _ _,........,......., __ .........,,_,,...,,..._ • $7400. (619) 756-1689 50 rocatlons, $800-LOSE WEIGHT SHks sales persons/ Quaint 1Br Baylront Male prof'I only. Th h t d manager FfT o PfT
MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS 6055
John Lennon Guitar
Electric. Never used.
(714) 548-5363
SPORTING
GOODS 6065
Rossignol Ski pkgs $69
lncludH Ski•. bind·
lngs, boots. poles, all
sizes avail. All acces.
'91 lntegra 5SPO.
AC. PW, PS, CC, AM·
FM Cass, Snrf, Tint
Glau. Cstm Whls.
$9300. 840-0420 X217
'94 LEGEND L
L ow miles, Bose.
leather. moonrool
(3ROC306) $19,950
LEXUS OF
WESTMINSTER
(714) 892·6008
'98 INTeQRA GSR
3tk ml, loalher,
custom wheels, hotl
(3POV326) S 17.J950
LEXUS 01"
WESTMINSTER
714-892-6908 CORONA
DELMAR 1022 ------
$390.mo+ulfs+dep $1200 per month In· roug a sae an · r • Apt. Hl·boam cells, nu Avf 311. Good rel's come. Cost $2995.00 sclenllllc nutrlllonal $8.50 hour and up.
palnt/carpet.$1500/mo 714•574_5888 l ·80~63·6l23 plan 714·557·2721 Ron (714) 64\;·7373.
.Jant''s
A ntiq tH's
tool (714) 515·9022 ---------
-------AUDI 9025 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I H 0 USES/
CONDOS
COSTA MESA 1024 2Br 2Ba Ocean View
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Home. Fully turnlahed.
cl1 to beach, village,
library & Fa1hlon 11.
no/amkg or peta.
Call For Info. Agent
380-1iM92 or 873-5354.
•DUPLX S21 0K 2·Hms
on 1 ·Lot. Well kept.
Owner may carry. Agt,
Earl Teylor 842.,.722
K'SID• GREAT BUYJ
3Br 2Ba & 1 Br on A·2
Lot 12311K Mak• 0N8ff
Owner/Agt. 842·9666
HUNTINGTON
Designers 2Br 28•
Charming Condo
Fully l'urn, patio,
pool, spa, gar, nr beh.
S1'150/mo La• 780-3187
BEACH 1040 COSTA MESA 2124
•Downtown Pier
Pointe, Spaclou1
2or, rrP, vault cell1,
galed comm, pOOI. Jae
P•ggv BarnH, Agent
l'rlnolpale Only
$145,000 38&-2055
1069
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a•ST •· a1D8 Complete remodel!
3Bdr•iBa, Dbl gar.,
L.rg L.lvlngrm, l'plo,
l'mly rm. Lrg yard,
Ordnr, N /P , 2DO
Flow., St., 11095mo
114·MfM1220
i•lide 8Nutlf1JI 38r
28• hOm•, rMW crpta,
tlte/palnt. s 1400 mo + MC.Avt~10~
wtut1s. Agt 723·0653 -------MEDICAL BILLING
•E'sld• CM Orange/ •••••••••' .. •••••••• To place an ad In Mesa; Lrg rm/ba n/sm 1• e.1ecellent $$$, training
ClaHlfled cat ok. S400 Incl utll ANNOUNCEMENTS EMPLOYMENT provided, PC/Modem Call 842·5878. fem prel'd. 631·7451 required. Call 7 Days
800-550-8880
The Back Bay la in our Backyard.
Newly reoovated iplcloua 1 & 2 Bedrooms.
• CJoae to O.C. Airport, & Newport Beach Golf COune
• Newly ~~led Jnteriora
• Convenient to Back Bay, MIJ« Shappiq & E.ottttalnmcnl
•Laundry Fadlidet
Sorry No pets
1691 Mesa Dr. (714) 545-4855
EMPLOYMENT
5530
'DOG LOVERS'
Assistant wanted.
COM ·ooo WASH'.
Flex ho urs. Call
Kim. 714·873·4137
Please be aware that
the t11ttngs In thl1 cat· APPLIANCES 6011
egory may require you iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil to call a 900 n-umber In which thsre la a Waaher/Oryer/Refrlgere·
charge per minute lot S140/ea Xlnt condl • "'48·5848
••qulslte Cuatom l'urnlture •• El-oant &
Or•nd Dining Table W/
8 Chalt•, Cheat, Desk,
Couch, Large Polled
Plante, lndla.n Palnllng
I More. 790-9SDO
I BUY ,URNITUAI
AnllqUH, All PIANOS
1 pc or houMful caah
p•ld (714) 957·1133
tKil lthr aora & chair
Ht t•up•. 1 yr old, >llnl
cond. Mutt H iii HOO.
obo. lrvtne 157·t111
MO¥ine Muat lelllll
Hl·end, ltvlng/Oln'ng
room/Klnu bedroom
Mis, dlMtte Ul.otel
..
TV, ELECTRONICS,
STEREO 6080
Cable Descrambler
Box S14.95. COde 04
•714·282·2804e
~~iiiiijiiiiiiiiiiii '81 4000 Only 77k ml,
Sliver, 4dr, one ol a
kind, xlnl condition
1 owner, A/C, am-Im
ca1s. $1000 firm
714-721·1758
HAMMER
TIME?
When you need o !ittle
work done around the
house, look in the Pilot
~fleds to find o
good corpenter,
electrician, ~umber
or handy mon.
. ~
Newpun Beach/Cusca Mesa D;uly P1lol THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 26, 1998 8 7
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BMW 9030 f()JU) 9075 JAGUAR 9105 LEXUS 9 115
177 5301 4 door. e cyl, •97 MUSTANG QT '85 XJO '94 ES 300 Iulo, aunr1, phone, Dark green, Ian Sedan, 40, Black, 29k Black/black, razor atereo, great cond
St500 obo 831-0757 leather , promlum ml, (95-3730) S38,995 ahop. Lexu1 certified aound, chrome whla, '95 X JS (0074122) $20.977 '94 7401 Brlatol low m l, warranl{ Sedan, 40. Ork. Blue, '92 LS 400 loaded, 40k mllta, (3UTR923) S1'1,98 23k ml, (95·3703) Caahmere/lvory. S35.000 call Alan BAUl!R LOTU8 $38.995 laalhar, full option. pgr714·'129·7034 COSTAMl!SA BAUER JAGUAR 68,000 mites (144732) (714) 842·'1700 7144a'11 ·2002 S22,977
CAD ILIAC 9040 '95 XJR '95 SC 300
HONDA 9085 Sedan, 40, Black, 48k Rally Red, mini condl·
ml, (95-3739) S39,995 llon, all service
'82 Cad. FIHlwOOd fully '85 XJS COUPE records. (029508)
equip. Royal maroon '88 ACCORD LX 20, Met. Red, 33k mt. $24,677
1 owner baaulllul 4-door, auto, p/w, ale. (95·3817) $29,995 L EXUS
cond S11k 432·7789 E1Ccel.cond.$5800obo '9 5 XJ8 MISSION VIEJO
Cadillac Er dorado 1982 714-548·0927 Sedan, 40, gray, 32k 1-(8 8 8 ) 88·LEXUS
original owner S2000. '9 5 C ivic Ex Coup e ml, (95-3655) $38,995 '87 ES 3 00
obo (714) 557·7305 BAUER JAGUAR Black/black, only 2000 34k moonroof, CO, full 714·971·2002 ml, no OMV. Lexus power, I lka new '98 XJO Certified. #35730 CHEVROLET 9045 (3LETD98) S12F8 5 0 LEXUS 0 Sedan 40, gray, 27k SSA VE
WESTMINSTER mlles, (96·3805). LEXUS
'88 SUB 2wd 3/41on, (71 4) 892-0808 $39,995 MISSION VIEJO
454, 325hp cam, man· BAUER JAGUAR 1 ·(888)·88·LEXUS
lfold, 5 core rad, quick 714·971·2002
ahltt kit, new cats/ INFINITI 909 5 '98 XJ8 M ERCEDE S 9130 llrea/brakea $10,900 Sedan 40, green, 35k 714-750.8373
~ '98 020 nil. t 6·;l870) $37,995
4 dr, auto, loather, B UER JAGUAR '84 380SL Blue/tan. 2
CHRYSLER 9050 moon roof, co. full 714·971·2002 top, CID, xtnt cond/
power. (538237) '98 XJ8 maintenance, S 13.500
$18,877 Sedan, 40, green, 24k obo 714·720·1678
'87 JXI Sl!BRINO LEXUS "''· $39,995 '87 White 580SL w/ CONVERTIBLE MISSION VIEJO BAUER JAGUAR Gray Leather Int. Xtnl light gold, camel 714·9 7 1·2 002 leather , V6, CD 1 ·888·88·LEXUS Cond. Phone, 2-Tops,
changer, premium '90 130T $17,000 720·801')
sound, low ml While, Ivory, moon-JEEP 911 0 '88 5 60SEL Blue, llhi
(3WX51~ 120,885 roof, leather, CO. new Int. sunroof. phone. 1
BAUi! LOTUS Lexus trade. (009972) '84 GRAND CHEROKEE owner. Porfeci Cond
(714) 842·7700 $22,977 4x4, vs. AT, Tow al· 132K ml. $1 5.900.
LEXUS loys, full power 644· 1968 or 863·0582
MISSION VIEJO FORD 9075 1-888·88·LEXUS (3HJH776) $14,9 50 '90 300E Black/grey
LEXUS OF leather, sunrf. CID,
'68 Ford T·Blrd new , WESTMINSTER chrome whoels, local
ISUZU 9100 714-892·8908 car all rocords, mint eng/trana. tlrH brakes '96G~ND $14,500 714-673·4941 $2500. obo 540-5662
540-6218 (Message) CHEA KEE '91 !\80 SEC 1-owner 1992 RODEO 32K mi, AT. full power, al· white/gray .• 89k m•. '84 Tempo Black, V6, sunroof, loys, like newt (3RLH309) Excel. Cond. $27 ,500.
pa, a/c, new tires, am/Im cassette, Xlnl $18,9 50 714·723-1606
$950.obo 723-4283 condition. $6,000 or LEXUS OF best offer. WESTMINSTER '92 190E 2 .8
'89 T•uru• Station (714) 574-4238 (714) 892·6906 co. phone, leather,
Wagon. Real nice moonroof, like now.
c er. $2900 obo (949474) $17,~0
(714) 723·1504 JAGUAR 9105 LEXUS 911 5 LEXUS F
'95 EXPLORER XL T WESTMINSTER
(714 ) 892~8908 36k ml, 4dr, AT, full '78 Jaguar XJS '93 LS 400 power, llke new I '94 MBZ C280 Coupe V12, only 35k, Black jade, lull option. (B11777) $17,950 1-ow ner, $2500 MI n t. fllt46605 Silver/black loather, Cl
LEXUS OF yellow/tan 721 ·3 588 $24,977 0, moonroof, lull
WESTMINSTER '98 E S 300 powe r #035772
714-892·6906 '94 XJ12 Black/ivory. loalhor, $2 3,997
Sedan, 40, Mel. Rod, chromes, Lexus cerli· LEXUS
37k miles, (94·3869) fled. (141409) $26,977 MISSION VIEJO
No room Jett $29,995 LEXUS 1 ·888-88·LEXUS
In the garage BAUER JAGUAR MISSION VIEJO 714-971·20 02 1 ·(888) 88·LEX US lor the car? M ERCURY 9135 '95 XJ8 SELL A call to 2 ~ 2 convertlble, rod,
28k ml. (95·3802) '78 Grand Marquis
claHlfled c •n $38,995 your home 4-dr. Full pwr. Real
he lp BAUER JAGUAR through classified sharp I 95k mites.
714-871·2002 $2000 ObO 723·1504
Bridge
By CHARLES GOREN
w fth OMAR SHAAIF
and TANNAH HIRSCH
HOBSON'S CHOICE
Ea\l·Wcst vulnerable South c.leals. have rejected the 1nv1ta11on with
alacrity, but who are we t.o quarrel NORTH with s:uecess7
• A432 Declarer won the °r.imna spade <:7 A93 lead in hand and led a amond 10 the 0 Q7 ~ccn. East /"Jbbcd the ace. c~hed •J97S e queen o clubs (the thcorcucally WEST EAST right play from thi~ holding). then • 1098 7 s •6 revened to a diamond -a heart i;lufl
Q Q J 42 \) 10 6 5 from the 10 into dumm(e's K 9 could () 9 5 o A JOT>J 2 be disastroui; for the de ense. •84 •AKQIO Declarer won with the kin~ as SOUTH West contributed the nine, t en • KQ J cleared the cwo ltigh spades m hand o K87 o KJ 84 East discatdcd a card from each rut
suit. Declarer crossed to dumm~ with • 632 the ace of hearts am! cashed ace
The buJJm~ of spades. and East w as forced to
plll1 with the remaining heart. When SOlITll FSr NORTII EAST 10 Pus •• Pull declarer next returned to hand w1Lh a
INT Pass 2NT ...... heart to the king. East was a gone
JNT Pass Pim P .. a:se. If East sluffed a di11mond.
larer's J 8 would score two tricks
Opening lead: Ten of • in the suit for the contract, so East let
When lou can 't be sure where go 1he 1en of clubs. Declarer then
your tric s arc comini from. cash endplayed East by exiting with a
some wiMers to sec w at dcvel~. club, and the count of the hands was
You could be suTtirised ~the resu l complete. After cashing the remain-
Up to and inc uding orlh's raise ing high club. F.ast was forced to lead
10 two no trump, the auc1ion wu a diamond away from lhe ten into
teJtlbook. Wilh an ace-less· 13 roints declarer's J 8 tcnacc, and the marked
and a square hand, South s ould finesse provided the fulfilbng tnck.
N ISSAN 9150 TOYOTA 921 0 VOLKSWAGEN 9235
• 8 5 3 00 zx '98 CAMRY LE ''8 J e tta Gll Sunrf,
New trans 1 2/97. New 28k, AT. full power, A/C, am-Im cassette.
fuol Inf sys. Runs .grtl cassette, llke newt very fine. all records
Bra. $2500 obo or (3PAH211) $15,9 5 0 53000 7 14·299·2796
trade for 70's LEXUS OF pro
Chevy car.Call Lisa WESTMINSTER
(714) 8 92·89 0 6 MISC.AUTO 9245 630-4990
-'97 CELICA GT
TOY OTA 9210 LIFTBACK •R/R Genuine Auth.
BI ac k /b I a ck, auto. Interior Carpel
leather. moonroor. CO (Mouton) beige, 2 sets
(042056) $19,987 714·548·2601 '94 4 RUNNER SR5 LEXUS vs. low miles, full MISSION VIEJO SEIZED CARS
powor, alloys. moon· 1 ·888·8B·LEXUS Fro m $17 5.
roof . (3GTX978) Porschos, Cadillacs,
St8,950 Chovy s. BMW's,
Corvettes. Also Joops, LEX US OF VOLVO 9230 WESTMINSTER 4WO"s. Your Area. Toll
(714 1 892·6 908 Free 1 ·800·218-9000
'89 240 DL Wagon Ext A-1398 for curren1 '94 CAMRY L E White, pwr stoering/ listings.
Lo miles, AT, full windows/locks, stereo powor. C3SSOlle. like 3rd seal, AIC $6200 FIND newt (3HMA936) 714·7 23-C. ~03 $12,950
L EXUS OF Convon1ont an apartment
WESTMINST ER Claaslfled through class111ed (714 ) 892·8 9 08 842·5678
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38 Chem1sfs
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2 Persia today 3 Oilpatch
4 -chi se"· defense art 5 Ended a quarrel
6 Sour
7 Country addf
8 Chefs domams 9 SU11or
1 O AspiratJons
II Clumsy
12 Comical
14 W11houl risk 22 An Asian
24 Cool<·ahacl< specialty
25 Act hke a clergyman
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38 Sparkles
39 Director Clair
42 Pairs
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HEALTH, BEAUTY IANDSCAPE & MOVIN G 3834 PL U M B ING 3890 ROOFING 3910
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Modem lnatallatlona. & Windows. All work Experts In conservolion STOP BAD BREATH! Prol Moversl 24Hr Srv ·a James E Bangert Co·
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Refs Avl 3 50·5995 & refinishing 646_1039 case 888•2.REFRESH Design. Lawn malnt., L#532981 675·9304
MACMEDIC •Cara for spmklr. rocks. 20Yrs ---------i Preclae Plumbing
Macintosh Computera DRYWALL Exp. ROY 548"5434 PAIN T ING 3858 Repairs & Remodels
In your hme/olc. Low/ SERVICE 3584 HANDY MAN 3710 BEATING Lou Torres Landscape iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Free Estomates
BALBOA ROOFING CO
Ouallly Work Gu•mt d
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Lie/In• 831 ·5081
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• 714·369-0944 • Sout h Co••t Drywall
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Uve-ln chlld care.
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South Coast Dryw•ll •P•lnt/Carpentry• Wkly malnt/New install 24 Hrs. Richard Sinor Expert Drain Cleaning 1---------
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ANY .. ALL REPAIRS ... D~ & SEWER 3410 Oexlble ln-home
chlJd care.
Witthoeft Drywall Hot·Wlr Htrs, Grbg· CondltJonln~ Ralnguuers Prompt & UcN375602 539.1534
All Phases• Sm/lg Jobs Olsp, Faucetts Ceil• Reas. Ernorgency Svc RAINBOW Clrcle Malnt.
REBUILD or REMODEL
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eOlfice Additions
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•Local Co. 111638318
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800·713·2002 GTllrnNG AT S99l
·AT YOUR HOME 041 Ofll(I
ELECTRICAL 3610
Painting, carpentry, ~ color. 10 yrs e11p Xlnt Coastal Painting Best In Plc.tnber .•• He/p isJuit
waterblasllng. fences. refs N.B. 457·1739 quahly & price -+ Around the Corner/"
Local COM 780·5044 stucco & ram dmg rpr 0 Yard C l n•up, Tr im NP area Ron 645-2417 P." .. -i..rft .. a ... _,.~ ....
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3448 SWEEPS
714·540·6344
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Duncan Eteclrlc plumb, alee, paint,
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ll275870 850-7042 Todd (714) 722-0196
tr•••· hedges, palm "' .. ··-~~·· S 4 trees. Removal. New Ike'• Custom Painting · er.let lawn/plants 960·8502 Prol. Clean. Ouat11y BATHTUB
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lnstalJallon Work. Int/Ext & Docks
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& Refurblahlng, Pore• s7o. 2·Stv sao. safetr, CONCRETE & L611717 800.746-1141 Jim 831·2480 IMPROVEMENTS
fain, Flbergla. Slnl:s Cd8P.J, 1n•vt•ll•hdl '175-,Ar MASONRY 3557 S"'VB •ss Huntington ____ ..,.......,.. _______ _
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AdVanced Wood1y1t1m1 " Exp, Terry 557•7594 FENCES 20 Yrs Exp. Ref's YOUR HOME
.Cullom Cabinetry· J h 0 M e.. DECKS 3615 •I'm Your Handyman· OV M Kitchen• Bath• Doors A TOUCH OF CLASS 0 n oran uonry a Mark 714453 1•8113 IMPR E ENT
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