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Home My WebLink About1996-04-25 - Orange Coast Pilot. . .· '• • SPORTS Newport Harbor downs CdM 7-6 moans Ornelas' tsentence iW Jurist says he is 'offend- . ed' by laws prohibiting : him frofll giving drunken <!riving convict more jail time. B~ Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Before issuing the maximum sentence to ~Danny David Ornelas -convict- . ed of two misdemeanor drunken driving charges last week -a • judge said ' Wednesday he , was offended ' by both a law that doesn't punish repeat- ed felons and the over- c rowding problem in county jail that could enable Ornelas to be Danny David free in as little Ornelas as eight days. WEEKEND For dellcioiis deli, go to Ga/Jo s Arrests .made in Coco's rape case •Police nab four suspect- ed in several robberies and two sexual assaults, including one at Corona del Mar restaurant. By Carolyn Miller, Dally Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Fow men were arrested Tuesday on suspicion of a stnng of robberies and two sexual assaults at _Orange County restawants mcludmg the December rape and robbery at the Coco's Restaurant m Corona del J\.tar, pohce said Rosna.R Perez Barba, 24, of Anaheun and Salvador Albarren Vald1Vla , 26, Apolinar Lopez Maya. 24, Omar Adamecastro. 22. all Costa J\lesa residents, were arrested Tuesday after a six- month mvestigaf.lon by Newport Beach, lrvme and Fullerton police detect.Ives. A fifth suspect is still bemg sought, police said . . H a r b o r M u n i c i P a 1 ! Case brings Cowt Judge law into ques- David Chaffee t ion. See ~ s e n t e n c e d ry, Page AS. Ornelas, 26, to MARC MARTIN I DM.Y PILOT Forrest Nelson crosses the Goldenrod bridge in Corona del Mar in preparation for the Corona del Mar Scenic 5k in June. The men are suspected m the hold-ups of several restawants and two sexual assaults of women employees. pol.lee said bne victim was sexually assault- ed at a sports bar in Fullerton on March 16, and the other was the female employee at Coco's m Corona del Mar who was raped dunng a Dec 13 robbery FACING AN UPHILL six months in county jail, suspended bis license . for six months and ordered him to pay the maximum fine of $2,800, 1 to be paid in cash, not with com- munity service. The sentence .came ·after a jury convicted Ornelas last week of two misdemeanor crimes of driving under the influence of alcohol and having a blood alcohol level of .13, above the .08 legal limit. The charges stem from an inci- dent on Feb. 12 where Ornelas sped through a residentiAI area in Newport Beach while intoxicated and raced another motorist, #like cat and mouse," according to police. The Newport Beach police officer who. arrested Ornelas found a 12-pack of Budweiser beer and an open beer can in his car. H Mr. Ornelas has spent 73 days in jail, the maximum is 81 days -I am off ended by that," Cflaffee said. #It highlights the problem the Sheriff and county • SEE ORNELAS PAGE A8 Costa Mesa wheelchair racer Forrest Nelson is training in hopes of 1'1aking a good showing in the Corona del Mar Scenic SK By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot CORONA DEL MAR -The hills may present a bit of a challenge, but Forrest Nelson figures he'll catch up during the dQwnhills and will cruise right through. And should Nelson gain access to a racing wheelchair between now and the Corona del Mar Scenic SK, well .... "The money is down," said Torin Pavia, Nelson's long- time friend and trash·talking manager. "The money's riding on the little guy." Nelson tries not to listen to the hype. He's in training and doesn't want to be distracted. "I'm sure I can beat half the pack,• he said. H And if I fin- ish in the top 10%, I'll be ecstatic." Nelson pauses and thinks a moment. •Just finishing will be an accomplishment,• he adds. In August 1991, Nelson, then 21, was driving a motorcycle • SEE BATrl.E PAGE A9 "I think t"here was ~ reason I was put in this position. Making things accessible for other disabled people may be part of it ... " -Forrest Nelson The mother of two was raped in the early morrung hours by a gwunan who reportedly robbed Coco's safe before escaping w1th another man who participated m the robbery but not the rape accord.mg to po!Jce The woman was just arrivmg to open the restaurant for business when the crimes occurred. accordmg to po!Jce. The rape shocked and out- raged the close-knit commuruty where many frequent the local restaurant and know the victlm.. Dozens -including the Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce -donated money, cards and flowers to the victim Police did not identify which of the men they believe committed the rape. however, a press confer- ence IS scheduled today at 1 p.m. • SEE ARRESTS PAGE A9 I \ \ I I I I I < > I\ I I I I I\ \ ' Fish Fry to reel 'em in for 51st time Dredging still top priority for silt-choked bay • Ar~a is at risk of turning into a meadow without major overhaul, offi- ci~ say. Cleanup costs are set at $5 million. By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot A sign marlLt boundu'y to Upper Newport Bay. NEWP O RT BEACH -In Feb- ruary of 1995, e nvi r o nme n tal consultant John Tettemer said Ne wport Bay lhould not have to go through anoth- er winter without having more than 2 milliQD gallons ot sand and sediment scOoped out of the bay's catch buins. Dredging was a No: 1 priority, Tettemer aa1d at the time. Men than a year later, dty and c:ounty catndjll are~ the llltuaticm r. just u dire, if net men IO. on a long-tmn balli; the ct,edglno oC tbe ~II far ... aucMl to lbe future~ the bay tim any ttnat Of "'I:~ waW frtlm the li'Vtm Ranch w... .. 9upentllx Mutla ....... ·w. coUld 10ee tbe bay,· Mid a..~ who • SEE MY Ma& M • Lions Club hopes to top last year's proceeds; talent show to be added to · entertainment lineup. By Tina Borgatta, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -They've ordered 3,000 pounds of fish and gallons of oil. Now all that's left for Llons Club members to do is plan the entertainment and U. up the loose ends for their annual Fish Fry, which this year will be held May 31 through June 2. •we're trying to line up a few different (musical) groups,• said Uons Club president Bob Howard. •And right now, we're getting the beauty contest and .the baby contest going, and we're ordering some of the other sup- plies that we need. r-----------------------~-~ I l F. Y.t. I 'I +Applications for the beauty contest may be picked up at Cos-1 ta Mesa and Estancia High • School. Contest participants must I be between 17 and 22 years old, : never married and live or work I In Costa Mesa or the suN'ound~ 1 ing area. l Baby contest entry fonns can be : picked up from Cal's Camera, 1 1 n o Newport eiw. 1 ~-------·-----------------~ ·we've already settled every- thing with ~e city in terms of per- mits and things like that. and we've made arrangements with the carnival.• This year, Howard said the beauty contest talent show will be added to the entertainment line- up. lt will be held May 31, the Fish Fry kick-off night. ·nus year, the talent show will be on stage (in Uons Park) and open tq the public,• he said "Normally, it's in the Neighbor- hood Community Center, and we've always had to limit ti just to the immediate family.• But that's not all the club is going to offer. As it does every 'year, the Uons Club will raftle off a new car and other prizes This year's grand prize will be a red 1996 Jeep Wrangler. Other prizes will include a televislon and small kitchen appliances. The club is hoping to raise as much money from the 5 lst F!Sh Fry as it did last year, says Howard. It normally costs the club about $35,000 to put on the three-day celebration. This year's proceeds will benefit mostly youth-oriented groups, such as Girls Inc., the Boys and Girls Club and Youth Employment Services. And, Howard sald. some proceeds will also be donated to the Costa Mesa Senior Center. . r----------------------~-~~~-----~--~-----~--~---------,, I a I How to reach· us.... : I I I I I I I ' THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1996 greer wylder Tuesday Morning will be dawning this weekend I f you've been wondering what the store called Tuesday Morning (650-0455) on East 17th Street in Costa Mesa is all about, I've finally found out. Tuesday Morning is a Hnew-con- cept" chain with 200 discount stores nationwide. It has "grand open- ings" four times a year, and then closes to restock its merchandise. Its grand opening is today. It's hard to say what merchandise you'll find on any given day. since occasionally you'll find any- thing from designer merchandise Uke Ralph Lauren sheets to off- white matelasse bed covers, ran- dom pieces of Lenox ctuna and Fitz and Floyd figunnes. And then there are garden tools, gourmet kitchen items, party supplies, vacuum cleaners, towels, children's toys and lots of garden figurines. Merchandise sold is mostly discontinued mer- chandise that has been marked down 30-80%. It's located at 230 E. 17th St. m Costa Mesa. "Sports Consignment can help tum your spring deaning into quick cash," soys owner Sara Remmey. "Bring m your tennis racquets, golf clubs, surfboards, and exercise equipment that are gathering dust 1n your house or garage." They will take all ol your unwanted gear and give you cash Sports Consignment (548-0660) IS located at 010 W. 17th St m C'ostd Mesc:t Aqua Skin Care 1s celebrat- ing Secretary's Day Wlth two specials avdl.!able all week. A muu-fao~. blow dry and style with a bouquet of flowers is $30. And a full European facial, blow dry and style with a bouquet of flowers 1s $50. Aqua Skin Care {261-606 l) 1s located on Birch Street in Newport Beach. U your lawn eqwpment is in need of servicing, Hardison Equipment (241-1671) is offering a special price on lawnmower and roger service. A complete service 1.-. reduced to $26 for Best Buy rC'ddPr<.. Hardison Equipment repdll'S, semces and sells lawn and gdrrlPn P<flllpmenl for residential dnd commeroal use·. It's located at 2491 Grace Ldne in Costa Mesa. ltdlldn sportswear retailer l'vf~ara (754-7900) has opened its first West Coast bou- tique dt South Coast Plaza on the lower level near Bullocks. The store cames Max Mara's lotest Sportrnax line as well as the tvldnna Rinaldi line featuring sportswear, suits and coats. IJbe company was founded 44 years ago in Italy by Achille Maramotti. Today, many members of the Maramolt.J family work for the design house, which has 200 .boutiques in nearly 80 countries. • BEST BUYS appears Thursdays and Saturdays Whether you're a merchant or a shopper. if you know of a good buy, call me at 540-1224, fax me at 646- "4170 or write to me: Best Buys, Dally .Pilot, 330 W Bay St., Costa Mesa, 92627. S tudents at St Joachim's Catholic School In Costa Mesa got a spe- cial treat Wednesday - a visit and lecture on rain forest animals from Paclflc Animal Productions. Above, Mindy Matthews wraps up assembly in style by letting the school- children get an up-close look at a 10-foot python. At left, a small monkey also was among the creatures brought in to help the students learn about the tropical ecosystem. .................................................................................... PHOTOS BY MARC MARTIN, DAILY PILOT · .................................................................................... briefly in the news Robber holds up Costa Mesa restaurant A Costa Mesa restaurant was robbed early Wednesday morn- ing by a man who brandished a handgun and demanded . money from the cashier, police said. Al 5:30 a.m. a man walked into the Norms restaurant in the 2100 block.of Harbor Boulevard and band- ed a note demanding money, Carta Mesa police Capt Tom Lazar said. A.5 he passed the note, the man flashed a handgun in his pocket but did not take the weapon out, police said. When the cashier saw the gun, she handed him the $200 cash in the register, Lazar said. The robber grabbed the loot and ran out the door. Jbe thief was described as a white male in his 30s, 6-feet tall. 165 pounds, with dirty · blond hair and a moustache. -By Carolyn Miller Volunteers sought for Mesa 5000 run The Mesa 5000 planning com- mittee is looking for interested parents, community members or Costa Mesa High School staff to help plan next year's race. The SK walk/run for Costa Mesa High has raised $15,000 during its f:irs1 three years for pro- jects, equipment and programs at the school. The fourth annual event is scheduled for Nov. 3 at a 3.1-mile course in the South Coast Metro/Harbor Gateway Area. Planning meetings are sched- uled each month. The next meet- ing is tonight at 7 in room 170 at the high school. For more information, call the school at 556-3344 and leave a mess~e for JoMarie Hayes, Michael Lawrence or Pat Leahy. Tryouts to be held for OCC dance squad Orange Coast College's 1996- 97 cheer and dance squads try- outs will take place today from 4 to 6 p.m. in OCC's Peterson Gym- nasium. l'vfale and female perlonners are invited to tryout. Last January, OCC's cheer squad took first place at the Uni- versal Cheerleading Association National Championships in Orlando, Florida. Also, OCC's dance-squad fin- ished second to the University of Illinois in the national open dance competition. Finalists will be invited to return Fnday from 5 to 8 p.m. For tryout information, please call 432-5766. Correction In Tuesday's Daily Pilot, the location for the Torch Ral- ly was incorrect. The 6 a.m. rally /or the torch bearing cel- ebration will be at Newport Harbor Nautical Museum. Buffet breakfast wiJ,l be avail- able in the Riverboat Cafe and the Centennial Senior ~ondary Concert Band, a 42-piece band from British Columbia will be perlorming. 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By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Once they've finished with MacArthw Boulevard, contractors hope the well-travelled street will look just like Jamboree Road. But city Public Works Director Don Webb sees an even rosier picture. "We think MacArthur will actually look much better," he said. The much-anticipated project, the largest capital improvement effort in recent city history, will result in the widening of MacArthur Boulevard between Coast Highway and San Joaquin Hills Road. In addition to improvements to the street's land- scaping and median island, the project will add bike lanes, new sidewalks and streetlights. A second segment of the pro- ject, to begin in the fall, will focus on the section of MacArthur between San Joaquin Hills Road and Ford Road. The finished product will have two lanes in both directions, but a widened median area would allow the city to expand to six lanes if traffic flow made such a move necessary. "That's a big if," Webb said. "But we're trying to plan for the future in case something like that happened." • Outside the field office at the Coast Highway/MacArthur inter- section. workers for the Griffith Co. removed several palm trees Tues- day in preparation for the grading. Construction activity will probably not begin until the second week m May, construction officia.ls said. Project Manager Gail Pickart and site inspector/publicist Becky Trotter say the city bas worked to make the construction as palatable to motorists and nearby residents as possible. Lanes closures will only take place between 10 a.m:and 3 p.m. and never on weekends. notter and Pickart have met repeatedly with homeowners associations and the construction crew has set up a Construction Helpline to field questions and concerns. Nevertheless, construction offi- cials know things won't always be smooth sailing. MacArthur Boule- vard is a popular gateway both to beach areas and to Corona de! Mar. 'Jrotter has already alerted businesses to direct visitors to alternate routes when planning large parties or weddings. "The locals shouldn't have prob- lems," lrotter said. "Although some of the homeowners had problems when they bu.pt the central library. I expect we'll get some flack." Debra Allen, a board member of the Harbor View Hills Commu- nity Association, does not believe that homeowners are in for a nightmare during the 12 months of segment No. 1 construction. "The city has been quite cour- teous throughout the process," Allen said. ·we've been involved m the process for three or four years when this plan was first on the drawing board.· MacArtbw Boulevard, which workers estimate to be at least 50 years old, is greatly in need ol repair. The Corona del Mar free· way will eventually become part of the San Joaquin Hills toll roacl at which point Caltrans will dedi· cate MacArthur back to the cities of Irvine and Newport Beach. In anticipation of that event, the city leaders decided to fiX MacArthur through state money, said Pickart. MWe figured that Caltrans would only do the required main· tenance and then say, 'here's your road, city. good luck.'• Improvements to the two seg: ments will cost an estimated $15 million a.nd will be pa.id foj through Measure M transporta• tion dollars, gas tax and througli money from the circulation and open space agreement. • For further information about the project, call the Construction Helpline at 759-9537. · POLICE FILES ~ COSTA MESA • 3000 block of Harbor Boulevard: While a woman was shopping at Fedco, • a pickpodcet)ifted a wallet containing credit cards from the shopper's purse. • 1500 block of South Coast Drive: A thief walked into a dentist's office and snatched a $100 purse that had been left unattended on the counter. The : purse co~tained a $200 pair of glasses, S40 in cash, credit cards and a driver's license. • 1900 block of Harbor Boulevard: A woman left her lap-top computer on ' the floorboard of her car while it was being repaired at a dealeooip. When she picked up the car, the computer, worth $6,000, was gone. • 2900 block of Bristol Str.et A car burglar smashed the passenger's side window of a pari(ed auto and swiped a cellular phone worth $500. • 3000 bfoc:k of Giner Avenue: Using a porcelain spark plug chip, a thief broke the passenger window of a car and npped out a S 105 stereo from the dashboard. NEWPOR1' BEACM • 900 blodc of Newport Center Drive: A woman was loading her luggage · at curbside upon check out. She set her purse amidst the luggage and when she had finished loading her purse had been stolen. The $3,800 purse con- tained a $10,000, 18-carat pear-shaped diamond ring, a $10,000 gold and dia- mond bracelet. a $300 wallet. $250 camera and assorted gold jewelry. The total value of purse and contents was $34,460. • 3400 bfoc:k of Via Udo: A S250 cell phone and a $30 purse were stolen from an unlocked vehicle. • 800 block of Otff Drive: A burglar smashed the window of a residence • and after ransacking the house, stole $875 of property Including a $600 lV, a $80 phone and some men's jewelry. ('Jewpon Beach!C.osta Mesa Daily Pilot A wedding invitation on the wacky side I f you have been following the twisting agonies of the Irvine Ranch Water District's nightmarish scheme to dump treated sewage -er, sorry, reclaimed water -into the Back Bay, you Will surely recog- nize the names Susan Skinner and Robert Caustin. Susan and Bob are preemi- nent among those fighting the good fight against the evil empire of the water district. What you might not know is, they are an item, sweethearts who will join together in holy matrimony come May 18. I received an i..D"1.tation to the wedding the other day , (actually, it was a used one, rescued from \he trash). rt is, • uhm, distinctive. Elegant, too. In a way. The outer envelope was addressed in purple felt tip, as , was the inner envelope, which , had a subtle liner of metallic purple. When one slides out the • invitation, one finds the tradi- tional white paper. But with a stunningly tacky, pearlesce::nt embossing of a castle in the upper left. Lower right is an equally pearlescent and tacky Arthurian knight astride a fine steed. A fair mC)iden in a flowing gown is somehow attached to the knight's left hip. E'XacUy how she stays there is left to our fancy. Amid all this is the elegant· typographic statement: MSusan and Bob." In purple ink, of course. When one opens the invitation, one finds: fred martin ·To love, honor and obey, in every way." Kllowing this handsome young couple, one can only wonder who is sup- posed to "love, honor and obey" whom? Opposite is the typically stuffy phrasing of the cla.ssic wedding invitation (in pas- sionate purple, natch): ' Dr. and Mrs. John Franklin Skinner take no responsibility for the union of their daughter Susan Elaine Skinner to Robert James CausUn May 18, 1996 Sunrise ceremony at the Newport Harbor High School Stadium Reception to follow at Denny's 17th and Newport Boulevard $25 per guest Mastercard! /Visa Acee pted Enclosed is a card reading (in, what else?, purple ink): In lieu of preaents, the groom requests gilts be bank-wired to Bank of America Newport Center Account No. 1020203525 Knowing bow much time Bob has taken away from his real estate business to battle the ffiWD incursion, I suspect the sentiment of that card may be the one straight thing about the whole gag. And a joke, of course, it is. U there was any doubt about the jestiness of it, one only needed to look at the postmark: M Lovelock, NV, April 1 ... • Or the stamp: either a Richard Nixon or a Marilyn Monroe. M ost of the 100 recipients of the invitation ref:og- nized it for the prank it is. But some were confused, and a few were perhaps offend~d . For reasons known only to the U.S. Postal Service, a handful of the invitations arrived postage due. One couple refused to pay and returned the invitation to sender. But mosily, Susan and Bob's friends and relatives went right along with the gag and responded in kind. Replied Bob's cousin Ed: "I will try to make it, but you'll have to send me a map so I can find the stadium ... The 77 cents I sent to the bank came back; I deducted the 23 cents postage due from the dollar We checked Target and K- Mart for your registration but they bad no record.· Using the accepted formal wording for a wedding IJ\. ,ta- tion reply, one couple answered: "Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Barnard have accept- ed with pleasure Dr. and Mrs. John F. Skinner's kin'd invita- tion for Saturday, the 18 of May ... because we know the Skinner.family will need all the friends they have to give them the necessary courage to give their daughter away." Mr. and Mrs. Paul Philip Stemler also responded in the approved Emily Post fashion, then broke with tradition and added: "Oh, my Visa c~ds is xxxx-x:xx:x-xxx:x -~take what you want. P.S. I have some ·Denny's coupons, too.• Lest you begin to think that Bob, who specializes in buying and selling churches, and Dr. Susan, a neurologist, aren't taking their wedding seriously, there will be a respectable, full-zoot ceremo- ny at Newport Harbor Luther- an Church and a righteous reception at Newport Harbor Yacht Club. But as one guest -appar- ently still wondering about what's real and what's not - told Susan's parents after receiving the purple invite: "If it isn't a joke, I'm really sorry.• • FRED MARTIN's column runs every Thursday and Saturday. THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1996 A3 Costa Mesa· man drowns off Peninsula • Brother is rescued by Newport Beach lifeguards. By Carolyn Miller, Daily filot NEWPORT BEACH -A 24- year-old Costa Mesa man. who was swunm.ing in the ocean with his brother until a rip current overcame them, died Wednesday afternoon in the first drowning incident this year. Armando Haro -whQ was unconscious and not breathing - was pulled from the ocean by res- cue workers at 3:40 p.m:, about an hour after he disappeared from sight when he and his brother Richard, 26, were pulled under by a rip current, Newport Beach Flfe and Marine Lt. John Blauer said. The brothers were at the beach for a day of leisure and were swimming together about 30 yards off shore at Coronado Street and Ocean Front on the Balboa Peninsula, Blauer said. At 2:40 p.m., witnesses· reportedly spot- ted a swimmer screaming and waving his arms for help One of the witnesses, a 37- year-old unidentified male, swam out to help the stranded swimmer and was followed by a Newport Beach lifeguard, Blauer said. The rescuers found Haro's brother, Richard, 26, whom they helped to shore. Richard, who was con- scious, was taken to Hoag Memo- rial Hospital by emergency per- sonnel for treatment. "there is the chance that he was • knocked down (by • the current) and pulled slightly oft-• shore With his brother ... " -JOHN BLAUER Alter they rescued Armando, paramedics tned to revive him, but to no avail, Blauer said. Armando was taken to Hoag where his tune of death was esti- mated at 2:40 p.m., Blauer said. ·we believe he had some abil- ity to swim,· Blauer said. "There is the chance that he was knocked down (by the current) and pulled slightly off-shore with his brother." The circumstances of the acci- dental drowning are still under investigation, Newport Beach police said. Anyone who is caught in a rip currPnt over their head, should swim parallel to the shore and make way to the beach after you have cleared any rough rip cur- rent areas. Blauer said. Daily Pilot When you need to know ... Find rt fast 1n your hometown newspaper NEWPORT BEACH • COSTA MESA ~ " • z • '{h.Ot iwa.~ hard to tind until no'ID/f/ i/!' A CG Il cm lID<11.Il IB2t!J:P.) cerril cerm cc Lr Thlrrun ~ ~ <fil.if cmcmcdl 2620 Newport Blvd., • Costa Mesa (714) 650-0130 OPEN 10-6 MONDAY rHRU SATURDAY Daily Lunch Features! TACO w/Steamed Rice S EAFOOD S TIR-FRY w/Steamed Rice MARINER'S S ALAD Shrimp & Smoked Fish $1.90ea. $6 .95 $6 .9 5 S HRIMP & C HIPS $5.95 Best Fish & Chips in To wn. 2pc, 4pc, l Ope Also available -Daily chef spedals, Char-grilled seafood platter, pasta del Giorno, Padfic burger, salads and chowder. "THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1996 Finalists chosen for water ·.district assistant to Kemp • Board pr~sident hopes to name one of three can- :·. didates to post by May 1. 'By Tina Borgatta, Daily Pilot ,_;...~ ____ __.;;. ______ __;_ ____ __ COSTA MESA -Mesa Con- solidated Water District's chief Karl Kemp will soon have an ' ·assistant general manager under -his command, who will take over at the helm whenever he is out of town or away from the office. Ke mp has narrowed down lus recommended candidates for the post of operauons man- ager/assistant general manager .-to three from d pool of 27 appli- -cants. "They will be introduced at the beginning of the meeb.ng," said Mesa spokeswoman Llsa Lawson. MThey will talk about their backgTound and answer questions from the board, and then the general manager will ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• iLOSE UP TO! •. . I 10 LBS. ! i IN J DAYS! i • • :ALL NATURAL T-LITE~i I WITH CHROMIUM : I PICOLI NATE i : Longs Drug Stores : : Newport Beach • Costa Mesa : ............................. make a selection within a week." One of the final candidates is a woman. All three currently work as assistant general managers for other water districts located throughout Southern Cali- fornia. They are Diana Leach, Glenn Prentice and Steven Appel. Board pres- ident nudy Ohlig said she hopes the dis- tnct will have Karl Kemp the new man- ager at work by May 1. In addition to taking on the role of assistant gene ra.J manag- er, the selected individual will oversee Mesa's engineering, p roduction and distribution departments. "They will have re gular interaction with the board of directors, attending meetings and things like that," Lawson said. "The public will more than likely see a lot of this person at the board meetings.• The district fell subject to criticism last year, after mem- bers of a citizen's· watchdog organization, Coalition for Clean Water-Costa Mesa, learned the district'S' executive secretary regularly filled in for Kemp when he was out of town, even though that person had no background in engineering. That prompted Mesa board members to suggest the role of assistant general manager be somehow incorporated into the district's hierarchy . Also tonight, the board will again discuss filling the seat left vacant by former Mesa director Mario Durante, who retired after 35 years of service. 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Starpacks Include Complete Basic Service, Encore, plus your choice of two premium channels: HBO, Clnemax, or Showtlme. CALL 714·542·&222 TO ORDER NeW}Jort Beach tourism dollars jump by $1 million • Ad campaigns and marketing efforts attributed to the increased cash, a percentage of which goes to the Con- ference and Visitors Bureau. keepers and restaurants, all our efforts would be for naught.• Over the past year,' the city has played host to Northwestern alumni association during the Rose Bowl festivities, held the Toshiba Senior Classi~ goU tour- nament and conducted its first international film festival. Although the Olympic' torch will not stay in Newport Beach, the torch run will P&lS through the city Sunday. By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -The huge cardboard check for $17 .4 million was completely symbolic and, for the most part, the mon- ey bas alieady been spent. But offidals from the city's Conference and Visitors Bureau remain proud of the $17.4 mil- lion which Newport Beach earned in tourist dollars during the 1994-95 fiscal year. On Monday, bureau officials .Presented the "check" to the Newport Beach City Council. • The bureau computed the amount -a $1 million increase over the previous year -by adding the transient occupancy tax (bed tax), sales tax and park· ing fees which tourists spent in Newport during fiscal year 1994· 95. "W~'ve launched an ad cam- paign and basically done hard sales and marketing efforts,• Conference and Visitors Center President Rosalind Williams said. "But it isn't just the bureau. If it weren't for the hospitality community, the hotels, shop· The events bring visitors to the city who spend µioney and generate sales tax and transient occupancy tax revenues, said Williams who claims that tourism is the city's largest industry. &ig· '!~!~!~ The Love, The Tenderness. The Memories . that fade so fast. 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A~f/JU!iiii!Wtl~NA Mon Bank for Your Buck. Newpon Beach/Cosca Mesa Daily Pilot THE MIRACLE OF READING Author Victor Vi,llasenor tells how learning to read changed his life By Andrea Sakamoto, Daily Pilot T he story behind Victor Vtl- lasenor's rtse to a successful author will amaze you. Illiterate as a child because of dyslexia, he overcame it C\t the age of 20 thanks to a, kind woman who took. the time to read a story to him -which he later read to himself. "I had a burning desire to learu how to read. It took me eight hows a day to read three pages," Vil- lasenor said. Villasenor will give a lecture about life this Saturday at 11 am. at the Newport Beach Public Library located at 1000 Avocado Ave. "Califomta in itself, apart from the rest of U.S., is a state of mind, a miraculous state of creativity," Vil- lasenor said. "It is time for us to take on the responsibility of becoming the leader of the world because when we bring peace and unity to Cali- fornia without fingerpointing to the south then will become a living example of how to solve all the bor- der problems of the world,". Villasenor also plans to speak about his own Mexican American roots and of his family coming from Mexico to the U.S. before there was ever a border. · As a writer, Victor wanted to confront through literature, the problems associated to his cultural .. I had a burning desire to learn how to read," Victor W - la.senor said. he will be speaking at the Newport Beach Public Ubrary on Saturday. ·nae Jlbrary 'la a gilt to our plqnet. We need an abundance of llbn:ules and more money put into· the library. The library needs to become the heartcenter of each. community .•. • -VICTOR VIUASENOR • "Ra.in of Gold• is about the immigration of Victor's parents, from Mexico to California during the Mexican Revolution. "Wild Steps of Heaven" is the secopd vol- ume in the trilogy of his family his- tory. It is a story of Victor's father, Juan, and his people. Juan Villasenor witnessed the tragedies of war, the horrors of poverty and the fall of hi,s once noble family. Villasenor believes reading and writing is the single most important thing to do over our planet. "Without it, darkness and fear, and you can't go to the source," Vtl- lasenor said. •Reading is an absolute miracle. The library is a gift to our planet. We need abun- heritage that plagued him as a young man. He I was determined to become a recognized author surviving 265 rejections before his first book "Macho" was sold. I dance of libraries and more money put into . His recent books include "Rain of Gold" the library. The library needs to become the and "Wild Steps of Heaven.• heartcenter of each community." ••••••••••••••••••• : Newport : : BEAUTY SUPPLY: : d•nn•IOlllkMI : • . ~~-. . .... . :£ ............... r: ~ZOO/O OFF~ : Entire Purchase : • • •Exc100es Murad 8. DerrnoloQ1Cat & A~eda • • '-"? 4 'l:f.lf5 -• ••••••••••••••••••• • : 3601 Jamboree Rd #8 N.B. • • 261-6788 • • • • Jamboree at Bristol : • • Back Bay Court : ••••••••••••••••••• 111e answer is \t'S~ llowt'YCr 1hc 1reat· mcm of obesil\' or an ovt:n\'e1gh1 L'Ondi· tion also rcqlnrc!I appropria1c lifcst\'le changes and an ind1vidu:ilized. phrs1c1Jn· supervised. comprchcnsh·c approach 1ndud1ng diet. bch:lYlor mochfic:111on 31ld exercise For C\-Cl\Onl'. 11 Is 1101 1u:.1 s1m· ply a matw of pushing thtmsel\'es. aw3y from the table! Tiic ne~ d1e1 p1lb. \\hen properly administered h)• a ph\'s1ci:in \\'ho LS knowledgeable 111 their use. C1t1 be a helpful ad1unct for "'CIAhl reduction :ind weight maintenance Call my office for an appo1mmcm and n-c can detcrnunc if \'OO an: or arc not a good cand1dace for drug thcr.ipv for obcstcy or llll O\Cl\\Ctght condition \t'e also offer allcrn,111\'C peogr.11n~ Avocado Medical Group 1441 Avoado Ave. Suire 702 N~n Beach, CA 9266<>1 (714) 720-9266 AliFr.DMM ' ( 11-11•1111 I 'l I I It I "·'' .1111.11, I 111 II 1111 IHllltd.1111111 nl 1111 1111-1111" , II ' 1''!'!9!!· 1 Allen Edmonds • Alden • Bruno Magli • Sperry • Sebago • Clark • Mezlan • Johnston Murphy • Walk-Over • HEMPIDLL'S SHOES In WestcUff Court 1727 Welfc.llff Dr., NB 650-6856 DRINK CRYSTAL CLEAR WATER ••• AT HOMEI •••• ,.. o •••••• Wltlle•t Dr•I• .C••••ctlen .... ~ ** NO WAlll WAllll IXCLUSIVI ** 1·800·756·6300 Layton Water and R!Yenide Countin Since 1946 THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1996 volunteer directory I • 1ME VOUM'Ea a•CTORY runs periodlcally In the D~Jy Pilot. If you'd like Information on getting your orga- nlzaUpn listed. c.all 642..,.321, Ext. 331 . EXOtAHGE Q.UI CHU> MUSE ' PMVDmON CENTO l ltG BROTHERS. ltG SISTE1tS Men and women aver 20 yeat"S otd who have lived in Orange County for at least sbt months and have been on the job for at least three months .,. needed to 5efve as big brothers or big sisters for children ages 6 to 16 from single-parent homes. For information, call 544-l773 Volunteers are needed to help fami-nes when an lnddent of ctiild ._ • hu bffn reported and a referral ~ by the county and to wort with fami- lies of high-risk victims of parental drug addiction. For Information, call 722-1107. : I FOOD DtSTIUIUTION QN'TER : The Food Distribution Center. Orange: County's private non--proflt food bank. needs volunteers to inspect and sort donated foods and to help with mail- ings. For more Information. call the vol OTl'ZENS FOR A SEWAGE FREE IAY Your help is needed to stop the Irvine Ranch District from dumping five mil- lion gallons of treated sewage per day Into Newport Harbor. Volunteers, group leaders, organlzen needed. can 72.2-1710. unteer coordinator, 771-1343. ' DtSCOVERY SHOP GIRLS INC. OF ORANGE COUNTY Girls Inc. offers educational and enrichment opportunities for girls and boys. Volunteers are needed. For more Information, call Amy, 646-7181. GLASS MOUNTAIN INC. I I Discovery Shops are run by the Ameri- can cancer Society. Volunteers are needed, and no special skills are neces- sary. For information, call 640-4n7 between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. Volunteers are needed to aid disabled adults who meet monthly for educar tional, entertainment and socia l pur- poses. For information, call n9--3441. THE EARL•s f ' ~ I I t ~ t-I 1 ' I t I t l I I F ~ I I l I ' I • 1 1 , I I I 40 Ve.,.. Experlenoe STATE U C . #217987 WE DO IT A l.LI Vlatt Our ShOW'IOOon'l l~i~~~~~~i(eE~iei-.~~~) c ... ~- • E.x'len .. ve -eotlon ofFhrtu--. COt1an. M~e. Tiie. plue ••• 642-1 "153 Carpet Your Entire Home with Plush or Berber for only s49900 UPT03 MO$ SAME AS CASH OAC Based on SO yds. Padding & Installation Included While Supplies Last ARPETDEPOT VINYL * WOOD * MARBLE * TILE Commercial • Resident/al Sales • Servle» Full hne ol WOOi. W<Yven Axm1nster & Sisal Carpeting Available 1904 Harbor Boulevmd • Costa ..... E1~ 1 ~N~722=9642 ;' _ ~ Mon-Sat 1U Uc# 6494--..91.___ Sundays by Appointment Only . .. • . THURSDAY, APRIL 2S, 1996 •• TODAY l<tNO£RGARTEN OtUENTATION Parents of cbildreo beginning kandergarten next fall can meet the teachers, tour the rooms, ask <1uestlons, get infonnation and pick up registration packets in the multi-purpose room at 7 p.m. Adams School is located at 2850 Clubhouse Road, Costa Mesa. 556-3187. BUStNESS BREAKFAST The Newport Harbor Acea Chamber of Commerce welcomes <J uest speaker Jan Mittenneir, <'bief executive officer of Orange < 't.iunty, to their monthly breakfast t1t 7 d.m. at the Sheraton Newport, 4[,45 MacArthur Blvd. Mittenneir will speak on the state of Orange C"ounty. The cost is $17 for mem- 1.)('>rs dlld $19 for non-members. For mlonnation, call 729-4400. FITNESS OVER 40 People over the age of 40 can i.ltn1 on the road to physical fit- n<•\!> through a six-week course 11NP1Pd by Orange Coast College from b.30 to 7:30 p.m. beginning todc1y. Cdll 432-5880. WOMEN IN MANAGEMENT Women in Management pre- <:<'nls Judy B. Rose ner on Y\'Vorn en: Today's Competitive S:ee·r et" at their dinner at 6 p.m. at !h~ Sh<>rdton Newport, 4545 ?vlt1cArthur Blvd The cost is $35 fut informatron. call 838-1558. FORMER U.S.S.R. "Whdtever I lappened to the :Bounddries of the Former 08 S.R?" is the topic of a free i;ktte lecture at 7 p.m. in the ~ends Meeting Room, 1000 Avo- dc..lo Ave., Newport Beach. For )rt~re mfonnation, call 717-3801 '~:MESS OF PLAYS BY C+tRIS DURANG' .: ·.:A new compilation of seldom ·~ never-before produced short . : -~/ ,; ~j/r11 , .. ~~!50% .. OFF DHEMPHILL'S ----------i RUGS & CARPETS t Mon-Fri 10-6 Sat 10-5 722-7224 230 East 17th St.. Costa Mesa . . . . . plays by Chris topher Dwang opens today and runs through May 26 at South Coast Repertory. Tickets: $18 to $36 with discounts for students, seniors and groups. Showtimes: Tuesday through Sat- urday at 8 p.m., Sunday at 7:30 p.m. and matinees Saturday and Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Information: 957-4033. 'COME BLOW YOUR HORN' The Neil Simon comedy, "Come Blow Your Hom,· opens today and runs through May 19 at the Costa Mesa Civic Play- house, 661 Hamilton Street. Tick- ets: $10 Showtimes: Thursday through Saturday a t 8 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. Information: 650-5269. THE FOUR FRESHMEN . . ' J . -.... High Priority holds its Tenth Anniversary Ce~.bration at 6 p .rn. at Bistro 201, 3333 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. High Priority Classic Orange County Celebrities will be honored and tht:! Four Freshmen will perform. The minimum sponsorship is $100 and funds raised will help underwrite the 10th Annual High Priority Golf and Tennis Classie. POmRYLORE The Assistance League of Newport-Mesa presents "The Lore of Pottery and Porcelain,• an antique lecture by Gwen Znerold, from 9 a.m .. to 2 p .m. at the League Center Garden Room, 2220 Fairvie w, Costa Mesa. The cost Is $40 and includes morning coffee and box lunch. For more information, call 646-2547. . NEWSPAPER RECYCLING Harbor View Elementary will hold a Newspaper Drive frorp 7 :30 a.m. to 5 p.m . in the parldn~ lot, 900 Goldenrod Avenue, Coro- na del Mar. For more information, call 760-3472. TIMBUKTU 'Women on the Loose'i& the topic of a talk by Mel Kemahan, author of "White Savages in the South Seas," at 7:30 p.m . at Tim- buktu, 1661 Superior Ave., Costa Mesa. A reception and book sign- ing will follow. RSVP is required due to limited seating and a $5 don~tion is requested. For more information, call 650·7473. 'MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS' A cast of more than 50 present the delightful family musical based on the stage play at The Church ol Jesus Christ of Latter· aay Saints, 801 Dover Drive, . Newport Beach. Showttmes: 7:30 p .m . Fridays and Saturdays through April 27. Tickets: $5. Information: 545""6490. NOS/HIV OUTREACH EVENT 'lbe Latino programs, Senderos and Hermosa y Protegi- da of the AIDS Response Program and Entre Amigos will conduct a beauty contest, • Srite Hermosa y Protegida t 996 • to promote important issues among the Lati· no transqender/transvestite com- munity from 7 to 10 p.m. in the Costa Mesa Community Center, t845 Park Ave. For more informa- tion, call 534-1225 or 534-0961. SA'tuRDAY ALPHA GAMMA DELTA The Alpha Gamma Delta sis- ters of Orange County will cele- brate International Reunion Day with a luncheon at the Balboa Bay ,Club. For more information or reservation, call 721-4160. PARK CLEAN-UPS In celebration of Volunteer Recognition Week and Earth Day, the City of Costa mesa, m con- junction with the Orange County Fairgrounds, ReLeaf Costa Mesa and the California Association of Nurserymen will have their 7th annual . "Park Clean-Up Day.• Locations are Canyon Park and the Paularino area, from 9 a.m. to noon. Call 754-5167. UTERARY LECTURE SERIES As part of their Literary Lec- ture Serles the Newport Beach Library presents Victor Villasenor, a~thor ol •Wild Ste~ of Heaven.• at t 1 a.m. in the PrieDds Meeting ROC)lll; BoOb Will be available for purchase and ltgliing by the aut.bon. The COit ii SS for mem- bers and S8 fot non·members. For more information. call 717-3890. IOOKSIGNlfG BW Hanna, oJ Hanna-8arbera, has completed his autob~aphy. He and oo-author Tom Ito will be at Bame1 & Noble, Fashion Island in Newport Beach from 2 to 4 p.m DAUGHTERS OF TitE IRITtSH EMPIRE The Daughters of the British Empire, Carisbrooke Castle Chapter, will hold a silent auction at 7 p.m. at St. Michael& All Angels Church, 3233 Pacific View Drive, Corona de1 MM. There Will be raffi.es, prizes and cheese and wine will be served. Ad.mission is free. All proceOO.s go to Siena Madre Retirement Home. Por more infonnation, call 759-90S4. PERtEPTUAL DRAWING Newport Beach Community Services Department offers a one- day workshop from 9 a.m. to noon to help participants to learn to visualize with exercises designed to enhance drawing and painting abilities. The fee is $35 and pre- registration is r~uired. Register in person at 3300 tJewport Blvd. or by phone 644-3153, class # 5059.201 . For more. information, call 644-3151. CAFE TEL AVIV The Jewish Community Cen- ter of Orange County celebrates Yom Ha-Atzma'ut, Israeli Inde- pendence Day, with an evening of Israeli dancing, food and enter- tainment at 250 E. Baker Street, Costa Mesa. Advance tickets are $16 for JCC members and $20 for non-members. Admission at the door is $22. For more inf onnation, call 755-0340 . Linda's ... Not just another Mexican Restaurant. Amigos, an: ro'.'.I the kind of person some knowledge about n:al Mexican What makes us very unique: and truly Have you ever wondcn:d why that dcinands high quality and £ood taste food. lf you arc familiar wim it, you'll authentic and why Linda's as noc just everything tastes the same whcit you ear and do you care: about ilic food' that you sec why lincb's is not just another another Mexican rcst:aunnr is that we at JOme ratmrants> That's because they cat~. And, of oourse, how much you pay Ma:ian restaurant. don't scnc greasy foods bcausc we fry use the same canned sauces or salsas chit for 1tl Linda's rcstaunru strongly disagrus only in CanOb otl. Our foods will not an: full of ~tivcs and often cnok Tl.Y LCNDA'S MBXICAN llBSTAUJ.Mn'. with an a.rtidc that was rcccndy ma1c )'O!J feel bloated or ha~ beaux mviy different ircnu on the same grill. Linda's 1s "'Jbc Place" for those who published in the newspaper media and our foOds arc 100% pn:savanvc &cc. At Linda's rutaurant you can taste an: or want shown on 'IV about Mexican food. It is WtiY! &ausc we don't use canned, every individual itan bci:ausc cvemhing to become true that some foods arc bad for you, frozen or imitation foods. We m2kc our is inetividu~ prepared :u it is ordered. real authentic ~occially those foods that an: &iCd in own sauca and salsas from narural &csh We don't fry eggs, coolt hamburgcn, fry Mexican food laid or !Ow quality oils that contain . products. Our tamaJcs arc pacU.d with bacon etc., on tfic same Rril1. unlike coni.sscurs. If animal fat. Foods thu arc full of meat and very little ma.u and have a many other rcstl11ura.nts. We maintain a you arc not prac:rntives, such as thOIC that arc smooch tatUl'C, unlike many otfla1 dut clcari kitthcn and cncm rcsaurant for familiar with Canned and then aold to c:sublishmcnn; arc mostly masa and litdc meat. Our chili your pc:acc of mind. Our kitchen is open .. authentic" those canned. frozen, uuwu made or rdkoos !lave a thin baau and nogreasc for your inspection if you so dairc aild Mc:xican food, imitltion foods make the digestive and a selected long mild 'Chili stuffed we fccommCnd you cill your local health by the time system woctt hardct trying to digest all with blended chcCScs; un.lik many ins~s dnicc to find out about your you leave those praervativa and, fOr the most others that haYC a thidt batter that look& favorite rcstaUtllJlt. Out local bca1th Linda's part, is whY. those foods can rrukc you like a panc:Uc and ~ full of grease. inspectors phone number is 7H/ One last thina amigos ... if you think . you had an cxcc1knt brcakfa.St, wbcthu ar was bacon & ~ hunos ranchcros, macbaca & eggs, chorizo & cas .or whatcvcr1 wait Iii you ay ours"'!J We abo have fiun mcnudO wcdcnds and Wttbbys. We appnxia~ your comments and suggcsoons of any kind. Mease all w ana we hope tO sec you IOOCl. Our address is 16446 Doha Chica R.d., u Heil, in H1.mtingtc:ln BQch. Our phone number is 714/lf0-7374. Linda's rataunnt has a wide variety o( dishes for~· Call ex come l.tl the 6nd out Whal they an:. We o«cr daily breU:fut ft tw-C apccials &om $2.'9 & $3.95. No ooupqns are ~Pa. join us 100n. you'll have fed wx:omfon:ablc afttr you cat. 536-5538. Wee 9AM to 9Pm • Weekends BAM to 9PM • Bolsa Chica a: Hell V ILLAGE CENTER Eastbluff Drive off jamboree, Newport Beach A VILLAGE OF VARIETY! . . . . . . . . . .. WE WAtff THE SHIRT OFF YOUR BACK. .. .. - And we're . · gonna pay Sll11NW ~J you to clean ~· (~.~:A1NibF6A HERE s How .•..•• 111.Y HCK GIVES YOU ~GRUI' VACUUMS FOR~ LOW PRICEI ORl!CK XL CELOC HYPO-ALLERGENIC 8 LB. HOTEL UPRIGHT. BUY NOW AND GET 1WO OR!CK t-or#!RFUL COMPANtOHS FREEi ALL TlllU for alll LOW PRICll ........ --• ..,.,..,.. ... "°°" .. Up IO ··"' c1' aletlW prodUdng in"'* n ~ lnelde encl --be~ 6idc.,., .... ~ h Mt. __.., polln, ~ f\lnal. pel dlndlr, w.'I UC mlK "Loeb In'**'* .. .,.,., u ~the .... of. llillWI llD. •Ml IMdgtD ~under blcil Ind Mnlklt9. 6clulM Mcaw wpellll ~lftOlljllfromcet-'*'°* ... =~ Throughout the Store &druling Walt Dinuy C"1s:sia CA/kaion TAHm PlcMc The Friends at Th.hiti are hav- ing o piauc at Corona del Mar Bead.l at 10 a.m. Bring food, your gu1lar or ukelele and join the fun. There will be dance practice and lessons. For more information or to RS~-~ 856-3247. DANCEwORKS The DePore Dance Center pre- sents an e vening of dance works in progress, painting o.nd mosaic and possibly some poetry or short story works at 7 p.m. at the dance center, 151 Kalmus Drive, G-3, Costa Mesa. For more informa- tion, ·call. 241-9908. MAYFLOWER DESCENDANTS The Orange County Colony of Mayflowe r Descendants in the state of California will hold its Spring Breakfast at the Holiday Inn in Costa Mesa. The Mayflower Society will celebrate l!lla H.ild's, a descendant of Richard Warren, 102nd birtt\day. For more information, call 548- 6871or538-1020. CAMPFIRE TALKS Orange Coast College Marine Biology Instructor Dennis Kelly will discuss the eeological address of dolpaand many other inter- es~ f& at 7:30 p.m. at Shell- m Campfire, 600 Sbell- maker. . · MOMS ON THE NET "What the Heck's the NeU • Untangling the Mysteries of the Web" is the toplc of a workshop from 9 to 11:30 a.m. at Mimi's Cale, 1835 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. The cost is $20 and includes breakfast, workbook, prizes and more. Reservations are required. For reservations, call 1- 800-99-MOMMY and for more information, call 723-5157. SUNDAY WINE/FOODTAST1NG/AUCT10N Adult Day Services of Orange County presents "Hearts Filled With Hope,• a benefit to support day care for persons with Alzheimer's disease or a related disorder, from 2 to 5 p.m . at The Village Crean, 2300 Mesa Drtve, Santa Ana Heights. The event features wine, food tasting and a an auction. Hugh Hewitt of KCET's Ufe and Times will be featured guest speaker. For more WARNING! 1 . 1 .• 1 •• 1 • 1 1. r\.11 . · , , ,, .. '-l ;'I ~(> INSl T l~..c·'-N< :1 ~ U angout ff' this summer at The Sportin&, Club at Lakeshore Towers. • S,000 square foot kids activity center • Afford11ble summer day camps .. • Enrichment cla e • Sports, acfivitie~ and fun for all ages • Birthday parties • Plu1over100,000 tquare feet of apom and ameniries for the arowp·uptl Redeem This lnvita'tion For A Complimentary Family Passi ' ' o I o 175 • ! I I • I • ' I I ~ AT lAKllHOU TOWCU 18007 Vnl'I Ktrrun Avmur lrviM, C.hfom1a 9271 f • c ~ ~·· . -. -...... information, call S.CB-9331. OCVERSITY DISCUSSK>NS Students from the Newport- Mesa high schools will be at St. Marks Presbyterian Church to demonstrate some of their experi- ences from their •Discussions on Diverstty9 conference on April 23. The presentation will be at t 1 a.m. followirig the 9:30 service. For more information, call 644- 1341. RUSSELL MEANS Author, activist and recording artist Russell Means will sign his book and CD at 2 p .m. at Barnes & Noble, Fashion Island, Newport Beach, 759-0982. He will also speak for the Women's Federation for World Peace a.t 6:30 p.m . at the Hyatt Newporter, 1107 Jamboree Road, 729-1~. TENNIS TOURNAMENT· AND BARBECUE Harbor View Elementary plays host to a round robin format tennis tournament and barbecue at (p.m. at Palisades Tennis Club, 1107 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach. The cost is $25 with tennis entry or $15 without tennis. All funds raised will be donated to the technology Jntel"'iol"'S by Joyce Cqrol at S~ORES I NTERiORS fund at Harbor View. For more information, can 760-34 72. RUSSIAN MUSIC TIM! public is invited to .Music Prem and About Russia• a free musicale at 3 p.m. in the Friends Meeting Room of the Newport Beadl Central Ubwy. The program wiD be presented by local musician and playwright Terence A1arac. For more information.. call 717-3801. HOME & GARDEN TOUR The Canyon Park Nelghbor- hood Home and Garden Walking Tour is from 10 to 3 p .m. on Sun- day, April 28. The tour includes 8 homes and 4 gardens. The $5 ticket charge will · benefit a PainVPlant?Clean-Up Day for the o¢ghborhood. For more informa- tion, call 646-9670. ROUND TABLE WEST Round Table West welcomes Harold Robbins, author of •Tue Stallion,• Peter Harry Brown and Pat H. Broeske, authors of •Howard Hughes-The Untold Story,• Pat Pearson, author of •vou Deserve the Best,• and Lucy THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1996 A7' Poshek, author of •Ofibeat Overnights• to their luncheon program at noon at the Balboa Bay Oub, 1221 W. Coast High- way, Newport Bea.ch. Tickets are $35. For more information, dill 256-79n. 'WORLD AROUND us· The Newport Mesa Schools Foundation will honor Marion Bergeson ot the "World Around Us" dinner salute to teachers at the Balboa Yacht Club. All 26 schools in the Newport-Mesa School District will be represent- ed. The public is invited. For more information, call 631-4143. PRIZEWINNING WRITER LECTURE Prize-winning novelist, Flo- rence J. Paul, will discuss some of her more popular works at 11 a.m. at the Jewish Community Center of Orange County, 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. Call 513-5641. TUESDAY ADDRESS BREAST CANCER A panel of experts will Address Breast Cancer, at 7:15 p.m. in the Temple Bat Yahm social hall, 1011 Camelback Road, Newport . Beach. The panel will discua pre- venbon, treatment. genetics and current research. Admission it free and the public is welcome. For information, call 6«-1999. UTERARY LECT\JRE SERJES As part of their Literary Lec- ture Series the Newport Beach Library ptesents Richard W. Sel- by, author of "Mlcrosoft Secrets,• at 7:30 a.m. in the Friends Meet- ing Room. Books will be available for purchase and signing by the authors. The cost is $8 for mem- bers and $12 for non-members. For mformation, call 717-3890. DAN QUAYLE An exclusive breakfast wi~ former Vice President Da.o Quayle at the members-only event at 7 a.m. at The Pacific Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd. The breakfast is $15 for members or sign up to become a member far $75 Call 759-5456. GOVERNMENT BENEFrrS Orange Coast College presents a free two-hour workshop on I changes currently taking place in 1 government benefits at 6 p.m . in the Re-Entry Center of the col- lege. 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ORNELAS CONTINUED FROM A 1 stood bandcutted, Deputy Public Defender Jeannette Noceda.. told the 1w1ge her client was remorse- ful. Ornelas why law must change, group says f.uies in respect to the lack of jail space Secondly, I am limited to a misdemeanor, wtuch allows the OlAJ]mum of 180 days in county Jail. "Such arcumstances call for leqislabon that should allow the Distnct Attorney to file a fe lony against anyone who suffered a prior DUI conviction,• he said. Chaffee added that he is going to request the Orange County Sheriff's Department giv~ Ornelas no opportunity to participate in a work program and to conside r the possibility of not givmg him early rel.ease from Jclll. Ornelas, a Huntington Beach resident and father of a toddler, lS notonous IJ\ Newport Beach for the 1989 drunken dnvmg colli- sion that killed Balboa Perunsula reSldent Debbie Killelea, d 37- year-old mother of three Ornelds was convicted of vehicular mansldughter but 1terved only two years Ill pnson after his con v1cllon was over- turned on appeal He later was convicted of d lesser charge. The Jury that convicted Ornelas last week was not aware of his pnor crurunal history. That lnfonndllon couldn't be brought mto this misdemeanor case because of the 7-year statute of ltmitation which forbids it, according to the district attorney's office "I haven't seen remorse from Ornelas m light of eight years ago I find ttus hard to deal wtth myseU," C haffee said ·It's a cross he. has to bear. I hope he realJ.zes it .before alcohol leads to the d~th of someone else " The prosecutor. Deputy Dis- trict Attorney Elizabeth Molfetta Sdid, "1t was save for the grace of Ood • that Ornelas didn't loll again when he was belund the wheel of d "lethal weapon." "He has a malJgnant h eart with no regard for human life, H r;aid Molfetta, who added she is frustrated this wasn't a felony case "I le'!> got to take respons1- bil1ly and 'fess-up He thinks he's ~bovc the law." As OmeldS hung lus hedd dnd Arthritis and Osteoporosis Patients ... Don't be fooled into believing that there is nothing that you can do for arthritis and osteoporosis. But many -tnduding Kille- lea's family and friends and the prosecutor -later said Ornelas had never shown remorse for these recent crimes or Klllelea's death. "I haven't seen remorse,• said Julia Killoy. Killelea's mother who was present for the entire trial. •1 feel sick that be could be out in eight days. •She was a devoted mother. He should have gotten much, much more.· Killelea's family and friends have been working with Mother's Against Drunk Driving, Orange County to change legislation for repeated DUI offenders. Last week. a bill that would allow Judges.in Orange County to use other education and counseling programs when sente ncing repeated offenders was passed through the state Assembly, according to MADD representa- tives. MPeople have to be aware that the laws have to change.· said Judi Dutton , a MADD Ora nge County board member and friend of Killelea's. "The problem is this happened seven and half years after he killed Debbie -the statute ran out. So there is noth- ing the courts could do. lf you have killed someone prior, it should be on the records and it should be a felony.'' ~ 1894-1996 Four Generations 102 Ye ars! REMNANT CLEARANCE Now Open Sundays from I I -4p.rn. ALDEN'S CAHPETS. 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PHILHARMONIC HOUSE·Qf DESIGN Open April 20 -May 19 Tickets (At the door) $17 Group price (20+) $12 Call 714-840-7542 ~ SHUTTLE PARKJNG Trabuco Preabytertan Church 31802 Las Amlgas Sunday a.m. ON-STREET Part<lng ONLY Mother's Day Brunch Make Reservations Now Boutique Cafe Opp Prizes Thurs. eve Meet the Designers 5·8p.m. The Philharmonic Society of Orange County • In cooperation with The American Society of lntenor DeSlanei8/~ County ProcMdt beneftt m""o 9ducatlon Youth .Programa ~ t>Y it. Phhrmonic Society of Orange Coooty . "He coWd be out bi eight days, I don't want to be out on l.he road ... " -REIDEL POST do we know that he's got it yet, or do we have to wait tor a third 'time? Whose going to be injured and killed possibly by another DUI? "He could be out in eight days, r don't want to be out on the road." MADD's hope for change binges on a bill. passed by the state Assembly last week, that would permit Orange County • judges to participate in a pilot program that would allow them to use other education and counsel- ing programs or additional jail time when sentencing repeated DUI lawbreakers. •Tb.is will give tools to the judges that they need to tailor a program according to the offend- er's needs,• Post said. "Now if a person has an error in judgment and chooses to drink and drive, RU Ff ELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. Where Yow Dolor Coven Motel 1922HARIOl11.VO., COSTA MESA · 5"-1156 PLANET i ~ 77g.3541 Professional , Weight-Loss & Shaping Programs! I Call Today! I 979· FITT Fitness lnslllule of Tes Ling & Training 3 15 I Airway # F203 Cosla Mesa they are processed in the same program as individuals who may nave a severe problem with alco- hol or other drugs.· The goal of the program is to remove repeated offenders from the streets and try to stop and change their destructive behav- ior, Post said. Post commended Harbor Municipal Court Jud'ge David Chaffee for recognizing the con- straints in Ornelas' case and for appealing to the public to change le~lation. •When a'' sente nce seems lenient for a particular crime, it's • not a problem .with the judge but with the law,• Post said . 2t At >' 0 U 9 s; BUY A BELL USED CLOTHES, TOYS & ACCEBSOAIE8, ETC. 2584 Newport Blvd. (at Del Mar) Behind Sheff Station Cose.,... (7141 831-7383 Your business needs this! "'" • Business Leads! • Power Networking! BUSINESS TO BUSINESS '96 •Entertainment! • Opportunity Drawings! 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The accident left him paralyi.ed from the waist down. A star soccer player at Newport Harbor High School, Nelson was- n't about to let the accident take him out of athletics. In recent years, be has tried tennis, hockey, surfing, water skiing and basketball. Snow skiing is next on his agenda. That's when he has time. In addition to putting in a few days at the Health Emporium market, Nelson is. a full-time stu- dent at Orange Coast College. He's about a year away from a certificate in architecture and computer aided drafting. Once school is finished, Nel- son's designs may concentrate on IJTlproving accessibility for other disabled people. Nelson said he would also like to work with dis- abled kids, possibly as a counselor. "I think there was a reason I was put in Uus position,· Nelson says. "Making things accessible for other disabled people may be part Of It." In preparalion for the scenic ARRESTS CONTINUED FROM A 1 at the Newport Beach Police Department where more details will be released. The suspects may also be linked to a less publicized crune of an attempted robbery at Chi- ~-------------------------, I I I I I I I I ' I I I I I I t I I I I I I I I I I I I I I f. Y.I. + WHA1': CorONI del Mar Sc.enic SK Race and 2 Mlle Fun Walk. L ;..._ + ... ""1IC 1 + U.: Regiltr.&n begins at 6:30 a.m. 2 mile fun want begins at 8 a.m. Women's 5k race: 8:.20 a.m., Men'I SK race: 8:45 a.m. + MMnE: BeQins neer inter- section of Heliotrope and Ocean Bfvd., weaves through Corona del Mar and ends on Goldenrod near Bayside Drive. +RACE HOTLINE: ~3151 I I ~-------------------------~ SK, Nelson has been pushing 6-7 miles a day and doing SO sit-ups. Naturally, his upper body has gained additional strength from the effort, but Nelson has also dis- covered that the muscles in his paralyzed lower half have not 'withered. "They don't want to go away,• he says. "Sometimes I have to fight against them.· Nelson, who lives in Costa Mesa, has checked out the course, all of which is on pavement. There was an initial concern about a metal pole in the middle of the Goldenrod Bridge. But if strollers mayo Grill in Fashion Island, Newport Beach police Lt. Doug Fletcher said. While a female manager was dosing the restau- rant, she was held at knife point but not harmed, Fletcher said. The other robberies being investigated, which the suspects may be linked to, occurred in Buena Park, Laguna Beach, Irvine and Huntington Beach. MEET DR. EARL MINDELL AUTHOR OF THE VITAMIN BIBLE FREE SEMINAR IRVINE -Hilton Hotel (formeny the Radossonl 18800 MacArthur Blvd., across from John Wayne Airport Saturday, April 27, 1·4 pm .Learn about: Dr. Mtndell's exclusive hne of nutritional products with ant1-ag1ng nutrients that can dramatically improve your health Fer rnemtloa, e11ll Plus, learn about an exc1t1ng business opportunity. 714·597·4898. ·This Saturday-9:30to11:30 am HIGHEST QUALITY VACONES COMPLIMENTARY HEALTHY PET EXAMINATIONS STATE LICENSED VETERINARIANS CAT ~ HHUhy '*" / DOG FVR+CP ............ $8 Rabies ............. $6 Leukemia ....... $ 1 2 DHLP+P ........ $10 Roundworm ..... $ 6 Parvo .............. $7 l'tHM use • lff1h or • pet carrier whlle ~ clink. IRAMD NEW, NEYER WORM, AUTHENTIC 1970'S APPAREU ALTUtNATIVl DRUSI ·ANTIQUES ~(OlUCTI•USI I UNHLl(VA•U ONE OF A KIND ll't/t\S! VINTAGE CLOTHING AT VINTAGE PRICES SToP IN Fol YOUR F111 G1nt WESTCLIFF (714 ) 650 -3520 can fit through. then so can a wheelchair, Nelson said. Pavia, who co-owns the Health Emporium, says Nelson is a Local inspiration. Nelson is also the mar- ket's resident jack-of-all-trades, able to perform every function fTom floor management to cus- tomer service to instructing other employees in merchandising. The Health Emporium is tlle principal sponsor of the men's SK. Once the market committed to the event, it became a given that the Emporium w6uld be repre- sented. The employees settled on Nel- son who was happy both to join the fray and to return to athletics. It won't.be the final venture, says Nelson who will consider a larger marathon U the scenic ·SK proves to be successful. But for the time being, thEi? goal is June 1. Health Emporium employees and Nelson's family are expected to make up a mini cheering section. »There will be 10 people at least," Nelson said. "We're a pret- ty tight-knit group here." BAY CONTINUED FROM A 1 has tracked the issue since the 1980's. ·u there's no tidal action to flush through, the bay could turn into a meadow.• Although the dredging falls under the jurisdiction of the cicy of Newport Beach, a committee organlzed by Bergeson ~ carry the project forward includes rep- resentatives from the state department of Fish and Game, the Orange County Department of Harbors, Beaches and Parks and practically every bay advo- cate in Newport Beach. Officials estimate it will cost $5 million to empty the catch basins and sh.Ip the million gallons of sand -by barge -into the ocean four miles off the coast of Newport Beach. But city and state officials want to bank an additional $10 million for long-term maintenance. The dredging might wait anoth- er six months to a year, but not -~· ~ ~ .-------------.~. -' . . . . . :. '~-1 i ·; .. ~/:.: ::~.'·\.\ Beautl1u Ha ; ... ;.:.: • " ... ·,.. . ""··I : . . . . F'R' r:t r:t .. •. 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We Just projects whlch, he cla.ims, ba.vjf need the funding,• said Tettemer, never been in competition. whose firm conducted the last In fact. Tettemer said. the WOid major dredging of the bay m the from state Resources Director Doug mid 1980's. •1t•s urgent and every-I Wheeler has been encouraging. body's treanng City officals hope to have the fund. it that way." mg and begm the dredging by fall Project offi. •The funding now seems well Marian Bergeson cials are still within our reach,• Tettemer said. hoping the "There now seem to be a lot few- bulk of the er question marks than there money will were, say, 90 days ago,• • · come through Every wmter season the mi ti g a t 1 on dredging stays on hold draws a credits from shudder from project officials .. the Port of Heavy storms -particularly like Long Beach. the rains of 199S -could bring ~y fund.4ig the additional silt into the already restoration of bulgi,ng catch basins. environmental According to Bergeson, there habitats, Port authorities can pur-lS also some concern that the city chase these credits to aid their might not have access to the own development projects ' ocean d.tsposal site that has been• For a time, coWlty ad.rrurustra-used m the past. That disposal site tors were concerned those·mitiga-has nearly reached capacity, said tion credits might go toward the Bergeson She says hauling the restoration of the Bolsa Ch.tea st.It to Los Angeles would be far wetlands. Tettemer now says that more costly ~ c -, ./ \. 6 r . BE C>Pl~I:\llSTil~ RABBITT INSURANCE 441 Old Newpon Blvd:• Newpon Beach 111ear Hoag H1l'lp1u.lt 631-7740 "NEW YOllK"' STYLE IAGEU, GOI~ CREAM CHEESES. PIZZA MGE1S. 19l.ETZEl.S, N£TD1.S,DEUOOUS SANOWKHES 6. GOURMET srECWJY COff£ESI NO NESOVATMSI NO ADDED MTS CM otlSI • 3 BAGELS FREE!! LUNCH SPECIAL!! IWITH THE PURCHASEI I SANDWICH & SOUP I I OF I I (Q.R SALAD) I I 3 BAGELS I I I I 1 I ONLv$4.5Q.1.I I I AT REGULAR PRICE! I I I CANNOT BE COMBINED \lllTH I •, CANNOT BE COMBINED \lllTH I 1WY OTHER OffERS. IWY OTHER OFFERS. L N.8. LOCATION ONLY. E)!:PIRES 5115196:.J L N.8. LOCATION ONLY. 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"At times I feel like we dfe rearranging deck chairs on The Titanic,• said the county's duet librarian, John Adami, referring to the barrage of finan- aal and staff cutbacks that have beleaguered the library system over the past several years. "Each year w e are required to trim the county library budget by over a million dollars. nus year we will trim by over a million and a half dollars,· continued Adams. "I just don't know bow far we can cut. There is very little left to trim." The tall, bespectacled young man m a gray business suit had the attention of the community. They had turned out to celebrate the first annual Friend of The Library dWard, bestowed upon Martha Lydick of Laguna Beach for her unwavering support of the IJbrary system and her spirit of volunteerism. However. in spite of the upbeat nature of the gathenng under the whimsical tented dln- mg pavilion of Twin Palms, the serious message of the chief librarian with the pres1denbal name, hit home. "We won't let the library sys- tem founder. It will survive. It will flourish," promised Lydick as she stepped onto the Twin Palms stage to dccept her award. Thanking the crowd, including staunch public library supporters . b.w. cook . -Helen Lotos, BUI Kirkwood and Cheryl Pruett, Lydick reaffirmed the reason over 100 community members had turned out for the midweek breakfast to foster awareness and support of the programs offered by the public library system in Orange County. As Newport's Lou Norris and Janet Pace joined Mesa Verde's Nancy McQulllan and Bev and Bob Mosier of Laguna, 1Win Palm's staff served healthful plat- ters of fresh fruit and quiche to the crowd awaiting word from guest authors Jan Hermann and Pat Broeske. 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After abandoning bis parents desire for him to pursue a. career in medicine, the author revealed to the crowd his adventures in pursuit of a literary Ute. •1 immediately went to Paris to join the expatriate literary back· ground," be said. As he wove his personal jour- ney from Paris to New York to San Francisco to Los Angeles, Hermann's love affair with books was evident. Broeske, co-author with Peter Hany Brown of "Howard Hugh- es, The Untold Story,• echoed Hermann's sentiments within the framework of her own literary journey. Broeske, an Orange, County native who recounted her childhood hours in the Garden Grove Public Library, comment- ed, "I fondly remember spending my summers as well as my school years doing my assignments in the library. It was part of my life. I, too, could not have written my book Marth8 Lydick holds tile ster- ling sllver book locket she received as part of her .,Best Friend" of the library award. without the library." 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' Howard Jones .wlll appear at the Galaxy Theater Friday nlghl THE SINGING PHILOSOPHER By Todd Aaron Jensen, Daily Pilot O ne would hardly consider singer/songwriter Howard Jones' chimerical, synth- driven 1985 prophesy that •things can only get better" a paramount philosophy for the angst-driven millennium. But in conversation, the 1980s chart-topper reveals himself as charmed and sage, as if he's hear- ing some subtle universal melody available only to the extremely gifted. ·rm always trying to encour- age people to look in.side them- selves,• said Jones who will be in town Friday for the Llve Acoustic Amertca Tow, at SaQta Ana's Galaxy Theatre. •If you want to - change the world, change yow- self. The effect that has Will go on forever. That's the theme of all my songs, really.• This philosophy of sel!-reliance is what has pulled Jones from the doldrums of an unceremonious dumping by his longtime label. Elektra Records, in 1993, after a formidable string of Top-40 bits, including the bouncy .. What is Love?," the tender, introspective HNo One Is To Blame," and the anthem-like sing-along "Everlast- ing Love." "(The record industry) has nothing to do with a love of artistry,• Jones said. "It's all about numbers. I suppose 1 should never ..9lukr" ~at.tfl/aHt an</ &Im~ &lat~ f//:",,,N 'Ww q-~ @,;,,..~,. . ..//~,.day.Atay 6'tA-A.-tJw~ ~@~.iv1'tU ~~ti.. f.;,,. IJ.91 9°""""1u-~~ §f'OJ t«llt fToa.U«I~-& a11d~ ~§~'N 0,....,,., __ I.AH fllfil/.dc?f,,.PAa,"r. ~tult«'IA.J}i,•i"f fl'_. alf<i~ r~:,~ ~""11Mdr«11~ ... ~~~ t'.t. ~ ~ ·'"' ~-~--'~~ tJ,.,_"<>N ~(## (/('ot r.a"°'*'"~~./~ ~ .. ~ • .- .9(,,,.""IW 3'-·~ -+ ~" ., ..... ~I lM QJI .• ~ ..... .., O?"i41r . QIV~ ~ 714-7U-6fSO • 1 .. haw~ otberwlle. • debuted m the Top 10, and set the AcCordiDg to Jcmes. be WU pace for the syntb•pop that domi .. ready foe• tir8ak anyway. •S\Jc-Dated a1temalive rock formats for ~ 1MCll to a very Unnatural most ot tbe 198Cll witb a Joog :r:,~~ ~ooe ~~ ~ strin?I t~t0ifhf'51*i a cmtrlbu· are, and then everyone in the tion to make at an durlng those wodd does. I couJdn't keep that yeais, tt was to show=t µ up year after year • Could use the new , but At the age of 7: Jones turned a still be ·based in solid g," love for England's Pirate Radio Jones said. "It didn't start with tbe Caroline, as well as bands like technology, it began with good Blood, Sweat & Teen and The songs " Beatles, to the piano. By 9, be was .As 0 his writing matUred. Jones· writing his own instrumental com-added a band, Which he bas now positions. A teenage Jones, stripped away again for. this latest dragged from ,.------------:.-------., tour. He williedbeby country to'coun-1 , accompan:.__ an try by what he : F. Y.I. I acoustic albwn that terms "a restless • • makes more apparent family,• joined l +MIA?. ~ JOM5 t the resilience and the band after band : + •-.m. Frfd8y I hUIIlB.ID:ty in Jones' before embarking 1 + WIW: CW8XY • songwrtt?lg, was ', ThMtre. J503 South '• "'-m>--A by ct•--on an unsucx:ess-'""t-~ ~ ful stint at Eng-: Hai'bOr. South Coast l John's solo piano tour Jand' Ro al I Metro I of Rusm in the s y, : +HOW ..at n•.so-I 1970s. Northern College, ~ which left the · : $25.50. I ·rrs great for the fledgling song-' + PHONE: 957.o&OO. 1 audience," Jones 1 1 I 1 1 ~a>A "because writer col<i ' ,_......, " .. It was dull • L.--------------------.J they're able to redis· Jones said ... Ah the things I was cover a lot of these songs in very good at. they just didn't cater n~w settings .. ~'s a lot to be toward. Improvisation was some said for simplio.ty. . . sort of dirty word around there.• With Jo~ at the electric ~lfil>:O· Jones dropped out of college • accompanied only by percussionist and went about formula.Ung his Carol Steele, P¥av's $how~ own recording project, financing highlight material from all of his demos and equipment with a job previous albums, as well as a pre- at the local Saran Wrap factory. view of songs from his forthcoming Always in love with electronic album. (Angels & Lovers.) ' keyboards and experimenting "The new album is .very simple with the unique sounds they could and refined,· Jones sai<i "It's make when run through guitar meant to take you into a mood and amps wah-wah ~ and keep you there, rather than throw. fuzz~ Jones "On~ Man ing you around the walls.• Band• -whlch surrounded him In the midst of a spiritual and with more technology than Robo-career renai~oce, ~~Jones cop -quickly became the stuff of ~theed his own ~on; legend in Erigland's pub scene. things can only get better, mdeed. Poppy. hook-laden, and unlike anything else in the music world at the time, Jones was signed by Elektra Re<:Qrds at the age of 28, • TOOD AARON JENSEN is always on the lookout for great bands. Send tapes to him cJo The Daily Pilot, 330 W. 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His newat compiladoo, a mess ol Pf"9, ~ ewn ~ eocnt ftMr' seen on-. pl'Vltdes .., ~"Mr thetlrlcal ......... tee ti ind you1 ... be •-.et THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1996 A. reel critics Panel agrees: riewcomer Norton steals the show in 'Primal Fear~ "EDITORS NOTE: The Reel Critics col- umn features movie critiques written by community members serving on llur panel. .) played brilliantly by Edward Norton. (We wouldn't be sur- prised to see Edward Norton's name mentioned come next year's Oscars.) I 'm not sure whether "Primal The script is smartly written. Pear• is a story or a catalog The plot proceeds logically of Chicago and murder trial without loose ends, question, cllches. Indeed, author William able moves or clues appearing Diehl was so determined not to out of nowhere. Unlike most dverlook a single potboiler plot whodunits but much closer to element that he didn't even reality, Vail initially pursues a bother linking some of them line of defense which turns out into a main story line. . to be a dead-end. However, this What saves this film and creates an interesting subplot. makes it entertaining are the In fact, the movie is not the typ- performances of the two central ical American "gorgeous detec- actors: Richard Gere as Martin . tive, gorgeous woman, unnec- Vail, an ambitious defense essary violence, unbelievable attorney, and Edward Norton as chase scene, justice is served his client. What a debut perfor-and they all lived happily ever mance Norton makes as the after" story. It is more reminis- naive Kentucky mountain boy, cent of a BBC production, such Aaron Stampler, accused of the as Helen Mirren's excellent murder of an Archbishop. Any ·Prime Suspect series. element of suspense in this film We both highly recommend hinges on believing every word this film, not only for the acting Stampler utters. You have to and the clever story, b ut for the t>elieve him, and you have to insight into the characters' believe that Vail believes him. intriguing psyches. Thanks to two stunning perfor-A N 0 y mances, you do. a n d JUNE FENNER, a Costa Mesa resi- ~ent, is vice president of a work force training company and in her late 50s. TAN A MEGIN- NIS, 29 and 34, are both Newport Beach res- idents. Andy is an infor- mation system manager for a law firm and T a n a works for an educa--..--.-.i-. t ion a I I p rimal Fear" is a mys- tery/courtroom drama -. that succeeds at every , level. Richard Gere is perfectly , ~ast as Martin Vail, the defense 1~ttomey everyone loves to hate . ···He is a lawyer who will repre- ;,.41ent anyone, the guiltier the ',,better. He is immediately 11,~ttracted to a high-profile case, 1 the murder of the city's beloved 'Archbishop. The defendant 1s a ·young man, Erin Stamper, publisher. F lat and disjointed is how I would describe Richard Gere's latest psychologi- cal/thriller, •Primal Fear." While the necessary plot twists and turns are present, I was never emotionally drawn into the story cir most of the charac- ters. Set in Chicago, Gere plays a less-than-popular defense I ~)COSTA MESA CMC PLAYHOUSE 15' PRESENTS eome Hlow Your ijorn DIRECTED IY Nf IL SIMON April 15 • May l 9 Tburs. f rf. Sat -l:OOpm SUDdlJ madatt -t:OOpm $ooe q~, $~]~ by A.R. 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Gere's portrayal of Martin Vail, DA-turned -defender of really crummy bad . guys, is interesting and somewhat believable but not much of a stretch for this actor. Besides manipulating the legal system and smirking at the city's high- er echelon.. this character spends much of his time lusting after his old love interest, Jane Venable, who, coincidentally, is the woman in charge of prose- cuting this case. • The district attorney and love interest is played by Laura Linney. Her character is coiled tight 4nd springs predictably as Vail continues to provoke her about the case and their rela- tionship. Because of this she spends much of her time defending and clarifying her position to Vail, her bosses and to us, the audience. Richard Gere defends murder suspect Edward Norton ln "Primal Fear." The real story lies with the young man. Edward Norton does a wonderful j9b portray- ing the altar boy and alleged murderer, Aaron Stamper. It is his performance that sparked my interest and compelled me to invest sympathy for his char- acter. I wouid have rather seen more time spent delving into and unveiling Stampler's abused and violent background and less time on the sexual innuendo that was present between Vail and Venable. The fact that this is Norton's first major film just adds to his per- formance. As great psychological thrillers go, this film was about as shocking as a bowl of oat- meal. With the exception of Norton's performance, l found myself checking my watch for the time, asking my companion who certain characters were and salivating about dinner. I think much of the hype about this film is the result of clever advertising and not the result of people shocked by the contents of or the end of this story To sum it all up, there is nothing to fear in "Primal Fear• -wall for the video! 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It's a challenging play in that its actions and attitudes are firmly locked in their peri- od, and any company tackling this work must endeavor to inject an aura of immediacy and vitality into what is basi- cally a quite dated dramatic exercise. This is done splendidly by director Mario Lescot and his enthusiastic troupe, virtually lighting a torch under the expository first act and allow· ing the more compelling sec· ond act to simmer at its own deliberate pace. Lescot's • Pic- mc" projects a natural, com· rortable and quite untheatri- cdl quality that draws its audience deep into the pro- ceedings. •Picnic# carefully examines leelmgs of unrest a~d desper- ation among both the natives or its small town and the mag- netic stranger who stirs up an emotional maelstrom. Inge e xacerbates the open psyc ho· logical wounds of his ma1or characters, and Lescot amph· MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO The lndltlon Continues Since 1972 COCKTAILS FOOD TO <~O PHONE AHEAD 296 E. 17 TH ST .. COSTA MESA 645-7626 • r--------------------------, F.Y.I. + WHAT: •Pfcnic• + wwm: n.. ThNtre .District. 29JO Briltol St., Cost• Mesa. In the b«k lot of the Lab. + ... 11: a p.m. Friday through Saturday; 7 p.m. Sunday. Through May S. +HOW MUCH: $15 + PHONE: 435-4043 - • ' I I I I I I I I •• ' I I I I I I I I I I I L------~-~----------------~ fies them brilliantly, for the most part in a heartfelt, involving interpretation. P.J . Agnew, who recently enacted Inge's Bo in •Bus Stop" at the same venue, brings much of that charac- ter's rambunctiousness to his performance as the drifter Hal, who upsets the emotional balance of the locals. Agnew seethes with unrestrained feelings in a dynamic depic- tion. Kathleen Kaefer is some- what subdued as the beautiful and restless Madge, who is drawn to Hal while ostensibly linked to the rich, secure Alan (Eric Anderson). A more underscored sense of visceral abandon would serve her character better. Anderson's superbly under- stated anguish over losing his girl to this uncultured intrud- er gives the triangle a deeply felt bite. He's a larger, • Prices GOod thru 4-29-96 Jessica Learned, Suzan Kane and Kathleen Kaeter (from left) are featured In "'Piml.c'" at the Theater District ln Costa ~esa. stronger-looking actor than Agnew, initially a curious choice (and some lines should be altered in that regard), but Anderson brings it off skillful- ly. Jessica Learned is excellent as Madge's resentful tomboy sister, Millie, a simmering young volcano waiting to erupt. Suzan Kane gives a heartfelt agony to the role of the girls' mothe_r, helpless to prevent h er eldest daughter from following in her own footsteps. The role of the old maid schoolteache r Rosemary usu- ally is an actress' tour de force, but Susan E. Taylor never really catches fire in this assignment. Her climactic scene with the man she des- perately wants to marry is marked more by numbness than desperation. Jo Black Jacob fits comfort· ably, and beautifully, into the role of the lonely neighbor living vicariously through the young people. David Rous- seve often overplays the part of Rosemary's beau, but brings the character back to earth when it counts. Valerie Aronson and Lon on stage Fairy tale· figures s~ in Costa Mesa High ~lay + PLAY: "into the Woods• + SCHOOL: Costa Mesa pre-show. .• High School .,.: + STORY LINE: Six Grimm Fairy Tale figures, Jack, Little Red, the Baker and . bis wife, the Witch and 'Cinderella, venture into + DIRECTOR: Myrona Delaney + COSTIJM ES: UC Irvine Costume Department the magical,' mysterious woo~s with giants, wolves -and spells that need to be broken. The first act is a joyful and fun journey. The second act is rife with dis- aster, a murde rous escape to survive a re vengeful giantess. Through the play the six realize, •Nice is dif- ferent from good," and what happens when wish· ing is seliish and greed overtakes love. Wond¢ul for all ages and includes a "Beauty and the Beast" Hurite are deliciously daffy as Rosemary's schoolteacher buddies. Booth Fellers is an e nergetic newspaper boy, vainly seeking Madge's atten- tion. The backyard setting is beautifully executed by Lescot and his staff, though "''MAL Ft lRI JAMU AJIO THE GIAJIT KACH (POI THE swsmUTt (RI T1tf llRDCAGl IAI sualT '""' ''" MwtOLWIO FALU IRI CllTIC flRtDE IN-131 T1tf TRUTM AIOUT CATS I~ (,ti-131 TME TIWTH AIOUT CATS I DOGS (f'tH3 FEM(R) THE QUEST (f'C·13) PtllMAl FOR (RI JAMES AJID Tiil GWfT t-UCH (PG) cane "',~·131 MRS. Wnntll -Cl't·13) MUlHOUAJID FALLS IR) • MAS. WltlTllllDUMl ~t'CHI) SGT, IUD f.!:1 ?'fxfclmri ~ (R) FMIO(.., .... ""'~~'P'l"f' b TIEWT=f'D ) suall,AM ::f SUSEAllD ~ w~s~JJu~ .. ,,J~l w• Ill, .. •• UU: ... c..Y ~ ~I , ) JAMES (l't) 0 ::f + NUMBER IN·CAST: 24 + INTERESTING NOTE: Senior Nick Breslin por· trays Rapunzel's prince. Breslin makes bis on-stage debut, usually he can be found in the orchestra pit. + SOME PEATIJRED SONGS: "Children Will Listen," Giants in the Sky,• and No One Is Alone." +COST: $8 + WH~N: 7 p .m. April 23 through 27. + MORE INFORMATION: Costa Mesa High School Lyceum, 2650 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For tickets, call 556-3251. the black curtain swishing out from time to time often proves , a distraction. "Picnic" is a venerable classic richly revived in a strong and animated produc-• tion which applies a .fresh veneer to an oldie but a goodie. FEM 1111 THE ltllDClGl IR) flRIMALFEM flRlllAl '~!\ TMEIUUT ) Fllln'*G WITH 0 (R) THE QUEST (P'1·131 CllTIC rlllll(ml'Q.11) FAllQO I FAMO CHARTER CENTRE In • I . ti•'" I , •U"llNGTO" BCll • '11, a11 0"0 JAIEI A111 T11l llAllT f'EACll (N) -.-&MD FAU.I l"I T1IE TIIUTN AIOUT CATS I DCIGS (N-13) Tiii IMCMIE (I) ...... 11Wt-(Ps·11) VILLAGE CENTER I ·I I I" N • ll f•• STA~TO~ • ''II 8!' 0567 • 0 ': :r ... .... 0 ::f , l Super subs draw crowds to Gallo's Delicatessen By Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot For nearly 30 years, locals and tourists alike have ducked into the cramped interior of Gallo's Delicatessen in Corona del Mar to snatch a sand- wich they can really sink their teeth into. But for those who were delayed picking up their children from school or stayed at the beach until late afternoon, getting to Gallo's before it closed at 4 p.m. was impossible. Mag Hanna was one of those who was always rushing to the dell, located around the comer from his home, to buy an after- school snack for his hungry kids. Oftentimes, he was too late. But what was a father to do? Hanna solved the problem by buying Gallo's last July. In addi- tion to adding a patio, Hanna extended the hours to 5 p.m. dur- ing the week, and 6 p .m. on the weekends. What the new owner did not do was change the excellent quality and fresh ingredients of ' the no-hills, blue and white deli set back off East Coast Highway. Well, except one small "foo-foo" menu addition: "We do have Dijon mustard now,• said manager Donna Rus- r-~-----------------------~ I I l F.V.I. : I I I f I I I I I : I I I : I I I I I I I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I I I I I I L-------------------------~ sell, with a laugh. Stan'tling in the line that wipds outside of Gallo's during the lunch hour, it's a feat to patiently wait your tum as aromas of fresh baked bread, tangy pickled veg- gies and seasoned meat tease your taste buds and taunt your grumbling stomach. But the wait takes only a few minutes, and soon I was faced with a menu boasting Gallo's "famous• subs. These include the basic fare of roast beef, turkey and ham; or the authentic Italian indulgences of pastrami, cappa- cola, mortadella and salami. Pai.red with the meat are choices of cheese: Swiss, provolone, Muenster, pepper and the ever- pop:ular Jack, cheddar and Amer- ican. My mind whirred as my mouth watered. What do I order? I'm not a meat person but I am adventurous. Plus, I wanted to see what stuff Gallo's, (whose existence was brought to my attention by a local surfer), was made ol. With my dining comrades by my side, we selected the turkey and provolone ($3.25), the Genoa Special ($4), Hot Stuff ($4), and the Italian Meatball sub ($4). To add to the assault on our arteries, we included a bag of Parmesan and garlic potato chips, and a giant chocolate chip cookie for dessert. The no-nonsense sandwich makers memorlzed our order in nano-seconds, then turned back tQ the counter to create what is to some, luncheon lore. In a couple of minutes, our sandwiches were wrapped and .ready for ravishing. We cradled the sandwiches in our arms, grabbed some drinks from a nearby cooler and walked outside to the concrete patio to eat at an umbrellaed table. This is serve-yourself-no-fan- cy-dining, but with the sun tan- ning our arms, a view of East Coast Highway and an empty lot bursting with yellow wild flowers, it served as a great luncheon escape from the demanding world of computers and phones. All the sandwiches come with lettuce and tomato purchased daily at a local vegetable stand, and the rolls are bought every morning from a baker in Orange. The turkey sandwich was reli- ably great-tasting. To jazz up this old stand-by, substitute oil and vinegar in place of mustard and mayo, and add avocado (.75 cents). The deli also invites you to request your own creations. "Basically, have it your way. But we are not Burger King,• Russel said. The Genoa Special, packed with salami, pepperoni and pro- volone, with a dash of oil and vinegar, was a savory feast. "Tastes just like a real sub," one dining companion commented while devowing the special. Russel said such compliments come often. The most memorable was when some tourists from New York gobbled Gallo's Com- bo, a sub with cotto salami, mor- tadella, turkey and provolone. "They were like, 'Yes! This is just like in New York'," she said. The ·Hot Stuff" bas a tangy relish of marinated veggies such as red peppers and onions with I THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1996 A15 .. - Den.be • DIP~ of Gallo'• DeU- calesaan. ' presen• a pop~ sand- wlcb, the, It t Genoa , :., ~-11, topped 'I with pro-r volone 1 cheese. Gallo's ls ! 1 aspedal o place for o lunch •' among Corona d el Mar locals. ,, DONLEACH / '' DAILY PILOT . .r cappacola, pepperoni and pepper , cheese. This spicy concoction was ! a bit fiery for regular mid-day . consumpuon But at least the " name dld.n 't lie As for the Italian Meatball sub. with giant meatballs, tomato sauce and mozzarella seeping out of a roll, 1t is messy but worth every napkin. The meatball mar- vel was voted the "hands down best• by my lunch companions. So next tune you're craving a hearty sub sandwich, SWUl9 by Gallo's -you can't nuss with a restaurant so popular, a customer bought the place '' ART Robert B. Moore Theatre on cam- pus. The concert will offer a vari- ety of dance styles including bal- let, modem, jazz, tap and ethnic dances. Sixty advanced dance students will participate in the performance. Tickets are $8 in advance and $11 at the door. For more information, call 432-5880. what's going on Barnes & Noble, Fashion Island, Newport Beach, 759-0982. He will also speak for the Women's Federation for World Peace at 6:30 p.m. at the Hyatt Newporter, 1107 Jamboree Road, 729-1234. call 256-7977. 5TOBART WHITMAN GALLERY "A Day with John Stobart" will be the featured event from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at 3545 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. Maritime artist, John Stobart, will teach a plein aire workshop from 1 t a.m. to 1 p.m., followed by an artist's reception from 1 to 4 p.m. Information or reservations: 675- 2478. DANCE STUDENT DANCE CONCERT Orange Coast College's Dance Departme nt will stage its 33rd annual Student Dance Concert at 8 p.m . Friday and Saturday in the DANCE WORKS The DeFore Dance Center pre- sents an evening of dance works in progress, painting and mosaic and possibly some poetry or short story works at 7 p.m. Saturday at the dance center, 151 Kalmus Drive, G-3, Costa Mesa. Some works are complete and others are in progress. Opport\µlities to ask questions will be provided. • '2" Stir Fri • B11111rs RUTH'S CAFE •SMdWlclllS •VI ..... • Enlrll's I-· ~~ ~tr COo ~. ri---~----, 1 BUY -OMELETTE 1 For more information, call 241- 9908. UTE RARY TIMBUKTU 'Women on the Loose' is the top - ic of a talk by Mel Kernahan, author of "White Savages in the South Seas," at 7:30 p .m. tonight at Timbu.ktu, 1661 Superior Ave., Costa Mesa. A reception and book signing will follow. RSVP is required and a $5 donation is requested. Information: 650- 7473. LITERARY LECTURE SERIES As part of their Literary Lecture lunch 11 :30 -2:00 Series the Newport Beach Library presents Victor Vil- lasenor, author of "Wild Steps of Heaven,• at 11 a .rn. Saturday in the Friends Meeting Room. The cost is $5 for members and $8 for non-members. Richard W. Selby, author of "Microsoft Secrets,· will be there 7:30 a.m. Tuesday. The cost is $8 for members and $12 for non-members. Books will be available for purchase and signing by the authors. Informa- tion: 717-3890. RUSSEU MEANS AYthor, activist and recording artist Russell Means will sign his book and CD at 2 p.m., Sunday at dinner 5:00pm -1 O:OOpm ROUND TABLE WEST Round Table West welcomes Harold Robbins, author of "The Stallion,• Peter Harry Brown and Pat H. Broeske, authors of "Howard Hughes -The Untold Story,• Pat Pearson, author of "You Deserve the Best,• and Lucy Posh~k. author of "Offbeat Overnights" to their luncheon program at noon Monday at the Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Tick- ets are $35. For more information, BOOK SIGNING • ,. Bill Hanna, of Hanna-Barber4, 1 has completed his autob1ogra-: phy. He and co-author Tom lto • will be at Barnes & Noble, Fash-: ion Island in New~ort Bea~ : from 2 to 4 pm· Saturday. :=: SPECIAL -• •• : HOME AND GARDEN TOUR • The Canyon Park Neighborhood : Home and Garden Walking Tour : is from 10 to 3 p.m. Sunday. The • tour includes 8 homes and 4 gar-: dens. The $5 ticket charge will : benefit a Paint/Plant?Clean-Up : Day for the neighborhood. For ' more m.formation, call 646-9670 SIR ROGERS, LTD. ~ Sand1nch HntMe w TRY OUR NEW HOT SANDWICHES i:f ti New lDrk Ste.ale San.dwicb SJ9S ti RoaJteJ Eggplant San.dwich S59~ _ <(( GrilleJ R.eahen on R ye S59S -~""" . L-MI•.fBJ!-..J Served With Home Fries Toast or Biscuits & Gravy 321 lrllt9l It. 11. (at Redhill)• 141-'73%1 .. 6 41-5654 ,, \\ I "''"d ... I '•llllllll I 11 ..... ' ........ I \ ···ii 1.-11 '1. l\i -Fi 7am-8pm • Sat: 8am-6pm • Sum 9am-5pm 270 E.17TH ST. #17 • CosTA MEsA ("") :> ..,,, ..,,, r: 8 z 0 (Open Delly 7:00 -2:00} ----371 Briatol • Co.ta .... (Bnween BecUdll ~ Campua) ZUBIES Menu Includes· Ribs. Olden. Steak & lobstet'. Pnme Rib, Ptz:za. ~Bar Prices Ranae From $3.95 And Up Hours. 11 ·30am 1~ -Qx:ktails T• 11' pm. D'9dlt Cerda N<X Accepted. Resetwtiona Not Needed. Located at , 712 Placerioa, Costa Mesa GOOSIEBl:RRll!S Breekfnt -Hiati Glualiiy And lnn<Mltive Breakfast Fare. Hours: Mon . .fri. 7:00am I set . .sun. 8:c:x:lam · 12:30pm. Located At 200 Drive, (714 I 57 4-0808 CASABLANCA BISTRO Meclitemlneen & Moroccan · Tredlbonel Middle Eascem Food Hours: 11 :30 To 2:30 Mon. Thru Thurs lunch Dinner ~ 1 1 ~ Al Major Q'9dlt Cards. ReseMStlOnS SOaoest.ed Located at., 520 w Coest t+Ny ' Newport Beach (71 4) 646-, 420 THE EMERALD FOREST Continental -All Amazon Ratn Forest Replica. Fresh Seafood And Exotic Dlnino Wtil Patio Oinif)g Ent.ertalnment Dally. l:i<>Urs: 11 :0011 :CD Restaurant, 11 :ro1 :OJ&m ear . Credit Cerds ~ -Amex. Vtsa. M/C ~ Dinars Reservations Reoommended. Locat.ed At 00S Palm St . Suite H. Newport Beach CA 92660 (714) 723-5CXJJ FORTY CARROTS RESTAURANT r.ontioentel -~ ~. South Coac Plaza. 3333 s. BriltDI Co9t8 Mesa (7141.55f}S700. lnformel And Beautiful. cu Menu la Varied Wdl A Wide ~ CW Colb.nl FIMri:es. Frdit.. ~ and~ SeiW:e At Ail AttnK:tMI Price V&lue MooWt 1Q.Si)m . Set 9-Spm_• &... 106p. v ... Master Card And Amlrtcen EJCJ)rea Accepaid. Raeerwtaool In ~ Needed. TA ft AS ~ -Cutme From Speiri Wdl I.Ml Ftamenco Soeciakma In PMle, it:!; Griled • Fni9h fllh & Pntes. Oi>IM'l 5 Days Pr ~;:; SUn. & Mon. "'1aP: Credit Cerda Acceptilcj. Located at 4~ ~ Wrri (Behind Stllolee at MacArthur & Corlndltert, Newjiort Ba8ch (714) 766-8194 AU•llRCllNll French lrAJenced. 508 29th St Cenner:y Villega, ~ Beedl. om.--n.-.. a.. ~1QJm ~ Requead. v •. MIC.~ ••'IJ#d.(71 4)723-4150 J N-1l AM AC HI Suttl1 & Sushi to Go. Complete Bar AR M8J<i Credit Cards Located At 2675 lrwle /:we . (Across From Newport Golf Course) (714) 645-5518 CALIFORNIA BEACH ROCK'N SUSHI Japanese St)1e Cuisine And Full Sushi Bar. A Place For Great Food Hours 7 QeYs Per Week -5:cn:>m Td Oos1ng. Visa. Mastercard. Amex. Diners Oub. Locat.ed at ~355 Via Ltdo, Newport Beach (714) 675-0575 SUSHI IMARI Sushi Bar And Oinlng. Owners Successfully Operated Japanese Restaurant In Sen Fernando v~. Tarzana • Hours 11 ·30em- 2:00pm -Dinner 5:~10 CQ)m. All Mato!' Credit Cards Acoept8d ReseNadons Not Necesscwy 375 Bnstol. #40, Costa Mela(714)6445654. AVILA& EL RANCHITO Autheotio Mexican Food, W~ The Freahest l~ients & A New l,.lght Cul8ine. Greet Margaritas. Hour9: Lunch & Dinner. All Maior Q'edit Cerda Accepted. [ocated et 2101 Placentia. Costa Mesa 1714) 642-1 142 and 2EDJ Newport Blvd., Newport Beach (714) 975-6855 MARGARITAVILLE Treditional Fre9t1 Cooked Muican Food Full Bar. Hours 7 Days 11 •3Q.2:00pm. Maateroerd, Amex, v ... Located At 2332 w Coat t+Ny, Newport Beach (714) 631-8220 Ml CASA A Tnp To Mexico. Hounl Oally From 11 .CXlam Prices RanQe From $2.25 · $8.95. Al Meio1' Credit Cards Accepted Located At 296 17Ul St . Costli Mae (714) 64&7826 WAHOO'S FISH TACO Fish Tacos, 8unitos, Bleck Beens & Rice, Seleds, Se~. Prloea Range From $1 .65-817.50. Holn• Mon.&lt. 11.CX>em . 10.~ .• Sun. 11 :CllllmS:OOpm~ Cerda Accepted Located At 1862 Plac:entle. Coet.it , Ind at 3CXXl Bnstol. eo.. Mele, 1200 Mein Street. ~ 8-1'1 (714) 53&2(6) (71 '4>645-2252 THE BARN STEAK HOUSE Menu Includes ~ak. Fresh Ftsh. ()11aen. ~ & Salads Pnces Range From $3 75 For Lunch & $6 25 For Dinner Hours Mon -Sat Open 11 am For Lunch 4 CQ>tn Mon .fn . Dinner 3 00pm Set & Sun. M8IO" Credit Cards Accepted Locat.ed At ~Harbor Bl #31. CiQst.a Mesa (714) 641-9777 LA CAVE Menu Includes· Lobster. Creb, Shnmp, Steaks. Rib eye Daily Specials Fn & Set Pnme Rib. Fun Bar & Wine List Casual Dress Hours Lunches 11 3().2 30 -Dinner Mon. -Sat From 5 30pm Visa, Mastercard. Otners Oub Located At 1695 lrvme Ave . (And 17ths) Near 8lockbustsr Entert81nment Costa Mesa (714) 645-7944 RUEBENS STEAKHOUSE 6 FRESH SEAFOOD GRILL Steak. Pnme Rib & Seafood Early 8trd Otnners Nightly Open For Lunch Daily And Suntlay ~ne Brunch Banquet Fec:Jltles Hours Lunch 11 ·304:00 Dinnr 4 IDS 00 Fn/Set 10 OOpm Sun Brunch 9 3Q.2 CXlpm Al Ma~ Incl Diners Cub. V198, Mastercard, Amex , R89er'Y8tl0n9 [714) 67J.1505 Fax 673- 5920. Located At. 251 E. Pactflc Coast 1-M-y , Newport Beach (714) 673-1505 Mat 12 Is NGUla6s Day. s~dv~"gour n ... now. THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1996 how to write your reps PRESIOENf 8111 Clinton, (D), The White House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washington. o.c. 20500. Hotline (6 a.m. to 2 p,m.) (2()2) 456-1111. VICE..PRESIDENT Al Gore, (O), The C.pltol lldg., Suite 212, Washington, O.C. 20500. GOVERNOR Pete Wilson, (R), State capitol, Sacramento, 95814, (916) 445- 2841 U.S. SENATOM Barbara Boxer, (0), 112 Hart Senate Bldg., Suite 112, Wash· ington O.C., 20510, (202) 224- 3553 or 2250 E. Imperial Hwy. Ste. 545, El Segundo, 90245. Telephone: (310) 414-5700. Dianne Feinstein, (0), 331 Hart Bldg .• Wcuhlngton O.C., 20510, (202) 224-3841 or 11111 Santa Monica Blvd., Ste. 915, Los Angeles, 90025, (310) 914- 7300. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Chris Cox, (R), 47th Dist., 4000 MacArthur Blvd, East Tower. Ste. 430, Newport Beach, 92660, (714) 756-2244 Of 206 Cannon Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20515, 202-225-5611. (Represents most of Newport Beach.) Dana Rohrabacher, (R). 45th Dist., 16162 Beach Blvd., Suite 304, Huntington Beach, CA. 92647, (714) 847-2433 or 1027 Longworth Building, Washing- ton D.C. (202)225·2415 (Repre- sents Costa Mesa and West Newport Beach.) STATE SENATE Ross Johnson (R), 35th Dist., 18552 MacArthur Blvd. Ste. 220, Irvine, 92715, 883·0180. STATE ASSEMBLY Marilyn Brewer (R), 70th Dist., 18952 MacArthur Blvd., Ste. 220, Irvine, 92715, 833- 0180. STATE COASTAL COMMISSION 45 Premont St .. Suite 2000, San Francisco, CA 94105, (415) 904-5200. Regional offke located In Long Beach, (310) 590-5071. ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Hall of Administration, 10 Civic Center et,aza, Santa Ana, 92701. Jim Silva, 2nd District. Costa Mesa, 834-3220. Marian Bergeson, 5th District (New- port Beach, Santa Ana Heights) 834-3550. ORANGE COUNTY FAIR BOARD 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa, 751· FAIR. President John Crean; Vlce President Jim Lindberg, Directors; Gary Hayakawa, Randy Smith, Emily Sanford, Doy Henley, Marian La Fol- lette, Buck Johns. ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION 200 Kalmus Drive, P.O. Box 9050, Costa Mesa, 92628-9050, ~. Elizabeth 0 . Partcer, member, Trustee Area S Costa Mesa. Newport Beach. OTY OF COSTA MESA Costa Mesa City Hall, 77 Fair Drive, 92626, 754-5223. May· or· Joe Erkkson, Peter Buffa, Sandy Genis, Mary Hornbuckle and Gary Monahan, council members OTY OF NEWPORT BEACH Newport Beach City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd. 92663 644- 3309. John Hedges, mayor, John Cox, Jan Oebay, Thomas Edwards, Norma Glover. Oen· nis O'Neil, Jean Watt council members. COAST COMMUNITY eot.UGE DfSTRICT District Office: 1370 Adlms Ave., Costa Mesa, CA 92626, 432-5898. Chancellor William M. Vega E.O.; Board: Walter Howald, Sheny Baum, Paul Berger, Nancy Pollard, Arman- do Ruiz. Student trustee: Eric Warren NEWPORT MESA UNIPIED SOtoCX. DtS11UCT District Office: 1601 16th St., Newport Beach, 92663, 760- 3200 Su~tendant: MK hmd. Board Memberl: ~Jim de Boom, JIAv F<anco, Ed Oedurr. Jim Fenym.n. Mirth• ffU()(, Wendy I.NC .. Serene Stohs. MUA COflllGe IDAtlO WATa DlllNCf 1'65 Pl«tntl•. COl1.a Meta, .921l6, QMJOO, IGlfd ,.,_.. =~': JackHMI. " forutn .. should city take over private ambulance service'? debate I 'm totally opposed to the New- port Beach Fire Department tak- ing over the present ambulance service now run by private enter- prise. I think that they forget that these companies hire a lot of young peo· ple that are trained EMTs (Emer- gency Medical Technicians). They're certified and they use the ambulance company as a first step to qualify for programs that will lat- er on let them join fire depart- ments. Where are these people going to get the experience? With the number of fire calls that fire de partme nts respond to falling, of course they let the medical emergency to justify their staffing and budgets. They do a tremen- dous job in providing EMT and the paramedic services to our cities, but why should they be allowed to destroy a private enterprise in the quest for more budget funds? I can remember one ti.me fire departments used to provide water vac services to homes that were flooded due to leaky water pipes and so forth. Private salvage compa· nies protested that this was an inva- sion of their private enterprise, and they were losing business to them. I know the city of Newport Beach Fire Department revised its policy to only provide service that would prevent further damage and it left the clean-up to private enterprise. Why is this any different? Again, I'm opposed to it. It puts people out of work. Why should we add more people to the govern- ment budget? I really question whether or not it's cost effective. BOBKEUY Former fire captain Newport Beach· A private-public partnership is the best for citizens because we can have the same efficient servtce we've had for 20 years. We now have limited liability for the city and costs can be controlled through the bidding process. We now have a check balance on government. Why would we eliminate that? NOVEU HENDRICKSON Newport Beach C ity Manager Kevin Murphy's April 19 comment in the Pilot Critical condition Readers say dty of Newport slwuldn 't expand into ambulance seroice that "At the appropriate time the city will provide the correct infor- mation" is puzzling. Since an extensive written plan for a Fire Department Emergency Medical Services takeover of ambulance service was first pre- sented in the May 1994 budget showing $364,000 in estimated new revenue resulting from planned taxpayer service charges (reduced to $126,000 in July 1994); with the latest estimate 9f a spread of $73,000 to $150,000 made early this year, followed by a series of public meetings, what new "cor- rect" data is now to be supplied? None of the city's projected enhanced revenue projections have included Emergency Medical Services overhead cost, listed at . $178,000 in the draft report recent- ly received in the city-commis- sioned KPMG management study. Thus, the city's best-guess recent plan will result in increased tax- payer cost of from $28,000 to $105,000 per year if business over- head cost is properly included, while a taxpaying business will be driven out of town! Will newly presented "facts" be any more reliable or convincing? Il the total cost (including accounting for personal health insurance costs) to taxpayers isn't lowered, why should any change be considered? Almost everyone agrees that the current system is fine; so if it isn 't broken, why fix it? Is the conclusion reached by tax- payers who have studied the plan ·that it will end up costing the tax- payers more money to be buried by last-minute data that for some mysterious reason hasn't been sup- plied before? Is Mr. Murphy's position in the best interest of Newport Beach tax- payers, or is there another unspo- ken agenda? HARRIET S. JASPER Corona del Mar The fire department personnel are wonderfully trained, respected, efficient, caring people whose abilities and driving records are known and not to be feared. So why not coordinate the paramedics and ambulances? ADA COLE Costa Mesa !would like to have a check of Fire Chief Riley and City Manag- er Murphy's math. In their proposal to have the government take over business from MedTrans, they say that fire department employees who costs the taxpayers anywhere from $40-$60 dollars an hour, depending on your calculations, can do it cheaper than MedTrans. Remember, MedTrans employees make about $6.50 an hour on aver- age. lb.is is preposterous. It's time for a tea party. BARRYZANCK Newport Beach !don't think that the city can do one-hall as good a job ·as Med- Trans in an issue that is so vital to the health and well-being of the citizens of Newport Beach. I think they should remain with Med- Trans, who are professionals in their field. TONY CHRISTOPHER Corona del Mar I 'm very much opposed to the city's plan to take over the ambu- lance service at a time when out- sourcing and privatization seem to be in order. This sounds like an ego power trip by somebody or some people who want to build their fiefdom. To me it just sounds like it is going to be added cost and liability when we can least alford it. SCOTr CALDER Newport Beach The answer's not in black and white !almost choked on my com flakes when reading the arti- cle HCosta Mesa police cars may receive a paint job" (April 18). U Councilman Gary Nlonahan thinks that another color on our city's police cruisers will deter crime, then be needs to get another life. Prior to the last decade of my residence in Costa Mesa, I have lived in all four regions of this country, 14 states and 22 cities. None of these locations had a lower crime rate than we all enjoy in Costa Mesa, un4er the law enforcement management of our Chief E>ave Snowden and hi$ most professional and effective police officers. The enviable success and community image Chief Dave Snowden has achieved for his department -and the keeping of the peace record established -should permit him alone to determine what color our police cars should be, not a group of transient politicians desperate for coun- cil meeting agenda topics. If our city politicos. are itching to color something. I'll be happy to spring for coloring books and crayons for each of them. Perhaps they would attain some level of true cre- ative abilities and enable then to progress upwards into Basket Weeving 101 BILL lAWSON, Costa Mesa The April 18 Daily Pilot carried a unique article reflect- ing on why the Costa Mesa Police Department should repaint the existing color scheme on the patrol ca.rs from white to black and white. In a time of fiscal responsibility this H suggestion" is highly inappropriate. The costs, per unit, would be outra- geous. And, why, would someone want to do this? Let us think this through in the harsh light of the real world. The issue of what color a police car is should be based upon what image the city wants to convey to its citizens -hopefully, an image that reflects a community that wants to become one with its residents and businesses, one that reflects an interdependent and inter-relative community spirit. The image of Costa Mesa's police department, as well as Newport Beach, bas this type of a good, sound, practi- cal and responsive community spirit. One to be proud of. A black-and-white patrol car (as in Los Angeles, and more recently as Riverside Sheriff's deputies have found out) is a reflection of the polarization of colors: black vs. white. Unfortunate, but true. Not a good image for any community law enforcement to have. We are fortunate to have the community involvement and leadership shown by chiefs of police of Costa Mesa and Newport Beach and their fine officers. They are the best. Their image is good, deservedly so, and the white cars show that we are not Santa Ana, Orange Cowity Sheriff, the ~ghway Patrol Qr even Hwitington Beach; a distinc- tion we should hold on to. ROBERT J. SPAIUl, Newport Beach correspondence Mondays a little better overcrowded and the schools ation they get! provide such basics as health than a free breakfast in the first with Peggy's column understaffed. Every single school You can bet the new center care, food and clothing. Maybe I grade. site should have a science center will be air-conditioned and am mistaken but I was under the JANET L McCAMMON J ust wanted to let you know with an accredited science teacher. cleaned every day, and I'll bet impression that parenta provided Costa Mesa how much I enjoy Peggy Nor-Every school site should have an you won't fihd 40 bodies those things for their own chil- mandin's column that appears in art center with accredited art squeezed into a room. What a dren. Newport library the Pilot on Mondays. She makes lnstructozs. Every library should be sad commentary on our leaden U a parent is unable to provide my week with her words of wts-properly staffed with librarians. (i) tn this district. Boos to all who those things for their children, should charge dom and humor. She is a gem -Children deseIVe to sit in voted for or condoned this pro-should they not ask for assistance N ewport Beach should c.h.arge keep up the good work With the clean, air-conditioned classes. All ject in any way. from their local church, relatives Pilot. sites need a full·time psycholo-Kudos to all those dedicated or frlends'I out·of-dty residents for the Lil.LIAN CASSUIT gist to help deal with an ever-teachers who devote tons of All those who are whining use of the library system. 1f 45% Costa Mesa increasing needy and troubled energy oo a dally basis to doing about l.eece's meanspirttedness of the users are out of the dty, school populaUon. their best againlt tl'emendOUI should be ~g tbem1elve1 then we should deftnitely charge. Saddened by district's And all this needs to occur odds (and often with no than.bl this: why la tbe bustneu com· Appreciate state Sen. Ross John· be.fore even one penny is spent -and to the prindpell who .up-mun.tty not pnmding health ion taktng wtuatner action nee- new admin building on the adults' comlort and conve-port them. car. tor th ... parents at their essary. ru nee (whole only purpose or TEllWINTON Jobs so that th ... 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EYE-OPENER Annual Newport to Ensenada race begins Friday. at noon QUOTE OF THE DAY ·1 oaJJ u tluJ knod:oul punch .... -NEWPORT HARBOR BASEBAU COAQI JlM KlEFBR Albright has edge by seven • Only a shark attack, it would seem, could stop her after she has taken commanding lead at the halfway point at NBCC. ·s andi Coffer, the eight-time women's club champion at Newport Beach Country Club, will need a near miracle to defend her title this week. Entering today's third round of the four-round championship flight, Debbie Albright has a seven-stroke lead over Coffer, who won the coveted Kathleen Lenahan Perpetual 1i'ophy a year ago by shooting a 328. For years, Coffer and Akemi Nakata (not playing this year) have been the club's perennial winners.But Albright appears ready to change that. Albright, who has never won the club championship, fued a 78 last Thursday in the first round and an 82 on Tuesday in the second round. Today's third round and Friday's final begin at Ba.m. "Debbie has worked hard on her game tlus year," said Paul Hahn, NBCC head pro. "She's got her sights on (the title). Her game has improved from the very first day she decided she wanted to be a good golf er (in 1989). She's elevated her game each year from that point, and I think this is going to be her year."· Coffer shot an 81 and 86 in the first two rounds. The leaders will tee off first on Friday. "There will probably be some sort of gallery," Hahn said. Q It could become a banner year for Albright, the club's volunteer darling of the Toshiba Senior Cassie last month. Albright, originally from New Zealand, caddied for television producer Don Dayis in the Celebrity Pro-Am on opening day; played in the Senior Classic Pro-Am two days later as a last-minute replacement, playing with fellow New Zealander Bob Charles; helped with the awards banquet al the Hyatt Newporter the following night; scored for the leaders (Jim Colbert, Lee nevino and Bob Murphy) one day; and scored on the final day for Hale Irwin, Bud Allin and ~ Bob Eastwood, who tied a course record with a 64. Q Coffer's conbibuttom to NBCC -and society in general -go beyond those of an ordinary champion. She will host the second annual Sandi Coffer Summer Classic, a golf tournament at NBCC to benefit the National Multiple Sclerosis Sodety (Orange County Chapter) on June 10. Last year's event netted in excess of $70,000 for MS. As a result of the tournament'• rucceu, it earned two naUonal award.a: The •Hope Award• from the national beadquarten of the Multiple Sclerosia Society, naming Coffer Its volunteer of the year1 and the •Leading Beige Award,. which WU presented by the local chapter for the outstanding new event of the year. •SEE GOLF PAGE 12 Abrams . I . makes final Southland appearance as prep at Ojai •Newport Harbor senior won't be involved in league, CIF, due to comtnitments in juniors play at upcoming Italian, .French opens. "By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot Abrams, who was at the Palmer Tennis Academy in Tampa, Fla., last year and did not play Ojai, will be gunning for his third Ojai championship. Abrams, competing in perhaps his final "Geolt'a seeded No. 1, BO he Should W1n it ... " -CHARUE ILEIKER • said Wednesday. Abrams got the call last Friday from Jay Berger, a United States Tennis Association national team coach; inviting him to the European tournaments. Mar High freshman in 1998, are playing in the boys 14s singles. In the girls 18s singles, Brooke Taylor and Vanessa Godbey of Newport Harbor are entered. Newport's Emily Barker injured her arm and has dropped. OJAI -Newport Harbor High senior tennis sensation Geoff Abrams, who has been invited to the Italian Open and French Open in the junior divisions and thus will not compete in the upcoming Sea View League or CIF Southern Section indi· vidual championships, is seeded No. 1 in the boys interscholastic (18s) division in the 96th annual Ojai Valley Tennis Tourna- ment, the oldest amateur tournament in the United States which begins today. junior event in Southern California, won the 14s title in 1992 and the t6s champi· onship in 1993. He lost in the 18s title match to Santa Barbara's Nathan Jackmon in 1994. "Geoff's seeded No. 1, so he should win it," Newpor't Harbor Coach Charlie Bleiker said of Abrams' chances at Ojai. Other area players in the boys 18s sin· gles include Corona del Mar's Boris Tur· kich, seeded sixth, and Estancia's Mike Leonard. Other girls include Brittany Reitz (New- port) in the girls 16s, and Amanda Collopy (Costa Mesa), Chelsea Godbey (Newport Beach), Nadia Vaughan (Cd.M) and Caylan Leslie (Newport Beach) in the girls 14s. In doubles, Katie Canright (Newport Harbor) and Alissa Scott (CdM) will play as a team m the girls 18s, while Cd.M senior Megan Wachtler will play with Gina Pelazini. Camelia Jaeger and Natalie Rainey (Estancia} and Katie Kreisle and Mary Jane Solomon (Estancia) will also play. Abrams, wh0 will be in Europe for near- ly a month, is expected to return home for a w~k in the second week of June, after the league and CIF individual champi- onships. "He's so thrilled (about playing in the French Open)," Abrams' mother, Nancy, Newport Harbor's Scott Sims and Yusa- ki Kojima will play in the 18s doubles. Hunter Jack (Cd.Ml and Brian Morton (Costa Mesa), both of whom are seventh graders and expected to be Corona del HI GH SCHOOL B ASEBALL • SEE OJAI PAGE IW Sailors stagger the Sea Kings, 7 -6 • Newport Harbor takes advantage of multiple miscues by Corona del Mar to log upset victory; CdM's playoffs chances take a heavy hit. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot I NEWPORT BEACH -U.ke an undertrained ring favorit~. the Corona del Mar High baseball team kept backing itself onto the ropes Wednesday at Sea View League and Back Bay rival Newport Harbor. In the sixth round, er inning, the Sailors finally dropped them to the canvas, then covered up themselves during Cd.M's final flurry to claim a seesaw 7 -6 upset that could wind up costing the Sea Kings their CIP playoff belt. ·1 call it the knockout punch,· Newport Coach Jim Kiefer said of his team's late·innings upris- ing, which reclaimed a Harbor lead the visitors had overcome with a five-run fourth to go up, S-4. •(The Sea Kings) made some mistakes that cost 'em (six e.rrors), but I've been telling our kids all year they've got to take advantage and sting teams when that happens. We finally did it." • Harbor (8-11, 2-8 in league) rallied for an unearned run in the sixth to tie, then broke the deadlock with two more in the sixth, before Cd.M's seventh- inning rally came up one run short. Cd.M Coach Joe Koh said his team often resembled a punch· drunk palooka in the field. "J'm waiting for this team to wake up," Koh seethed, after watching four Harbor runs score on errors and two more Sailors come around to score after reaching base via CdM miscues. •What's most disappoinUng is DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT CdM's Kevin Stuart (le ft) Is caught in a rundown as Sailors' pitcher Garrett Nuzum helps his own cause by tagging him ouL that our mistakes today were made by seniors, guys we expect to make plays in pressure situa- tions." The pressure never got to Newport junior starting pitcher and CdM transfer Garrett Nuzum, who once again traded hay makers with Sea King senior hurler and fellow left~hander Chad Johnson. Johnson outdu- eled Nuzum by going the dis- tance in a 2-1, 10-inning triumph in the teams' first league meet- ing. ·(Nuzum) didn't have his best stuff, but be battled," said Kiefer, who admitted Nuzum's adrena- line level was soaring with a chance to knock off his former mates. "He really wanted to beat his old team and he made key pitches when he had to." Nuzum, who posted his fourth strikeout to end the game. bounded off the mound into a mob of celebrating teammates near the first-base line, then praised his fellow Tars for their support. ·1 battled and everyone on our team stepped up," Nuzum said. •This may not have been my best-pitched game, but it ranks right up there with my bigg~ win ever. ·1 showed a little emotion out there, but that's part of playing CclM. This win meant a lot, because (CdM) is battling for third place. I Jiave the attitude that if we're not going to make the playoffs, they're not either.• Outside of the gutsy mound effort by Johnson, who also sparked the five-run frame with a two-run home run, senior bat- terymate Bryan Bear's 3-for-4 day at the plate, and Royal McMackin's pair of hits and a stolen base, CdM (11-8, S-5) hardly played like a team bat- tling for a spot in the postseason The loss dropped the Sea Kings into a third-place tie with • SEE BASEBALL PAGE 83 ~------------------------, I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I STANDINGS ~------------------------~ CdM-Sailors volleyball, it's a clasmc rivalry on prep scene • Varsity notwithstanding, even the frosh-soph and junior varsity duels are classic confrontations. T he Newport Harbor-Corona del Mar bo}'I' volleyball match Friday night at Corona del Mai: will be a great one. lt should determine wbo will remain in contention for the Sea View League title. Both teams have improved tremendously and the rivalry is always a highlight. ln preparation for this game, I refleded on their tint leeg'Ue meeting this MalOn on Aprtl 2. The match WU typical wfth ell levels feellDg the Udtemeot. .when 1 walk,ed into the Newport Harbor High &booi gym for the ftnt Newpcrt~ Corona del Mm' geme, you coWd f.el the entb\llAMrn Of the crowd. :tbe flolb..apb gmne WM a bettle. The__. waa tied at 13 and botb -... bed lftlD one ~'TbeMKttwo~ WOUid di---tbe ........ The Crowd w. CID tbe edge ol t!*1' ..... ~ .... chartie b rande • THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1996 . . -.. KAISER ELEMENTARY MILE RUN SPECIAL -THE 8-MINUTE CLUB 1. ltifon ~odlev, 6:27; 2. Jason N¥dy, 6:29; 3. Mike R~ 6:35; 4. ~ Thorn- ton, 6:37; 5. KW!n Mitton, 6;39; 6. o.i Noriegit, 6;.40; 7. Joel FUt· m.n, 6:41; 8. Laurel'l Hanson. 6:41; 9. TOfY Mehche.ster, 6:41; 10. Ttevor c..meroo. 6:42; 11. Jesse Forsythe, 6l43; 12. Brittany M~ son, 6.,_.J; 13. ic.tle Youngkwe, 6;.U; 14. Cofly Forsythe. 6:44; 15. James Klndoten. 6:47; 16. Justin Stlllwel~ &:A); 17. CMstine Aldaz, 6:48; 19. Taylor 5-ge, 6:'49; 19. Marshall Ross, 6:52; 20. Alan J.cobson, 6:59. Jeremy lfuce. 7:15; J6. ~ Curth, 7:16; Tl. ~ CMt.hen, 7:11: 38. c.1y Daniel 7:20: 39. Ana Nav-. 7:20; 40. ~ Smid\ 7:20. 41. Jolene Eggmann, 7:21: Cl. Gabriela Lopez, 7:21; 43. Ryan McC.auley, 7:21; 44. J~ob Orr, 7:24; 45. Norberto Colin. 7:25; 46, Kristin Utchfle'd. 7:25; 47. ~ Mwsdet\ 7:25; 41. Nat Noriegl. 7:25; 49. Landon rr.tne. 7:25; so. Tatyn Shefflette, 7:25; 51. Cheryl Dobson. 7:28; 52. Andrww Hifl-bkh. 7:28; 53. Zarah Bess Mahler, 7:28; 54. Rogelio Meza Jr~ 7:28; 55: Rachel Furman. 7:30; 56. Lau- ren Kerwin, 7:33; 57. Henry Sipos. 7:33; 58. Jordan Hart, 7:3-t; 59. Christopher Fernandez. 7:35. 60. Nicole Probert. 7:39. 61. Steven Umana. 7:39; 62. KNNn Conr~ 7~7; 69. s.man. tha Cooper, 7-A7; 70. x..n.than Julian, 7~47; 71. ~ OUU'o, 7:AI;' n . Grant Gallo. 7:41; 73. ZNJ Um. 7:A8; 74. CAiMy BIAlt; 7:At; 75. 1Jn Jen11lngs, 7:49; 76. Aloandta Andersen. 7:50; n , Garret Dias, 7:50; 78. Patridt flf'ber, 7:50; 79. Bryan Holtz. 7:SO; 80. Brett Lenk, 7:50. 81 . Evin Mitchell, 7:51; 12. 5th and 6th grade wtnners Kate Younglove and ' Trifon Metodfev. 21. Jalro C.mpos. 7:00; 22. War- ren Junowlch, 7:00; 23. Ryan Lean. 7:00; 24. Cameron Lester, 7:00; 25. Jo.y Edwards. 7;01; 26. Krista Mcintosh. 7:01; 27. Antonio Pinoo, 7:01; 28. Kint Chamber- lain, 7:02; 29. Amy Ross, 7:06; 30. Jake Durkin, 7:08; 31. IVe1h Gon- zalez, 7:08; 32. Esbeydy Bel- montes. 7:10; 33. Melissa Solis, 7:11; 34. Gary Maurlzl, 7:13; 35. Andrew Fotbe!. 7:40; 63. Ovlsto- pher Gamett. 7:40; 64. Jacob Cedeno, 7:45; 65. Bradley Driscoll, 7:45; 66. Nlc~lle Mdtorfe, 7:45; 67. John Nguyen, 7:45; 68. Christopher Skidmore, 7:51; 83. AJex•ndef Stitt, 7:51; 84. Jose Martinez, 7:53; 85. Beth•ny c.astlllo, 7:54; 86. Loe Althaus, 7:55; 87. Jon Borland. 7:55; 88. JesslQ Adams, 7:56; 89. Dave Thammavongsa. 7:56; 90. Bryce Henre, 7:57; 91. Jessia tverson. 7:57; .92. Jamin AMdrez, 7:58; 93. Jaimee Austin, 7:S8; 94. Brian campos. 7:58; 9.5. Sarah Hlllblsh. 7:58; 96. Kathleen Renock. 7:58; 97. Greg Somers, 7:58; 98. Ethan Alvidrez. 7:59; 99. Cavin Nichol· son, 7:59. Estancia scores near • sweepm field events • Eagles' girls capture first dual meet victory of the track season. The Estancia High girls track and field team cleaned up in the field events Wednesday to pick up its first win of the season, 83- 46, over visiting Laguna Beach. vwe are small in numbers, but they're even smaller," said Eagle Coach Joan Carlisle. vi giless this was the one for the cellar and they won." Amy Decker and Araceli Martinez put in their usual strong efforts, but it was the Eagles' (1-7, 1-5 in league) ability to sweep every place but one in all five field events that carried the day. Decker picked up 16 team points while winning the 100 hurdles (18.3) and the triple jump (30-5). Martinez helped the team with 13 points with wins in the 800 (2:37.7) and the 3,200 (12:57.9) while clocking a perscn- al best of 5:33.9 for a second- place finish in the 1, 600. • Corona del Mar High's girls team won eight individual events, inclu.iing double victories by Nicole Albano (100 and 200), JennJfer Morgan (800 and 1,600) anp Margaret Hauke (high jwnp and a personal-best 33-1 in the triple jump), but still came up short at Irvine, 80-45. Other Sea King winners were Jennifer BlaJr (3,200) and Doris Hawley (shot put). • Laura Wilson, Sylvia Madueno and Candace Keyes produced 1-2-3 sweeps in the shot put and discus and Leah Zaby and Autumn Puro dominat- ed the sprints to pace the New- port Harbor High girls (4-1 in the Sea View League) to an 80-52 league win at Santa Margarita. Wilson's winning discus throw of 129-3 3/4 and Madueno's second- place effort (117-3) were personal record by more than four feet. • Tina Sakai won the discus with a PR of 100-0 1/2, Gegl Van De Walker won the 800 and ~Jamie DeNoewer won the 3,200, , but the Costa Mesa High girls c;arne up short at Laguna Hills, 90-45. Seruor Katie Grogan also • alternated between the swim ;:neet and the throwing rings to • ~h second in the shot put and • discus for the Mustangs (3-2 in I lbe PCL). VOLLEYBALL ~ . CONTINUED FROM 81 ~rt the win. .. OSuany, the frosh-soph and Me N play simultaneously in parate gyms but for this match, .ls all played in the boys gym. doing this, not only do the h-sopb play on the ma.in Court, but more importantly, the tches lJm long enough for a f4lrly large and always vocal CJOwd to gather. ; The varsity match was more of tHe same. Although Newport .on the first two games, the match went five games with CGJ'Ona winning a very close flfth game. lt was just another New- port-Corona game with ea.ch level winner determined by the breaking game. The crowd Wat typically loud and 9Qpportive. It was interesting to observe beth coach . Newport's Dan Glenn has miee.n tiivolved with this game for m'9alrs. H bu great control of his -.............. , em.0Uo11.1 whiCh he knows , ts a ·.1c.ey• to •uccr . --· - high school boys and girls track and field LEAH HOGSTEN I OAllY Pll..OT Frough Jahld cuts loose en route to winning the discus throw. BOYS Santa Mwgwtb 96 Newport H.t>or 38 100 • 1. Fitzgerald (SM), 10.7; 2. Newman (SM), 11.1; 3. ltt (NH), 11.3. 200 • 1. Fitzge<ald (SM), 22.4; 2. Nickels (SM), 23.2; 3. Lee (NH). 233. 400 • 1. Conley (SM), 53.0; 2. Brutko (SM), Sl.5; 3. Felix (NH), 53.8. IOO . 1. Bla5del (SM). 2:01.5; 2. Aston (NH), 2:04.2; 3. Caulfield (SM), 2:09.5. 1,600 -1. Whitington (SM), 4:34.1; 2. ~ ton (NH), 4:41.8; 3. C.ulfield (SM), 4:44.5. J,200 · 1. Murray (SM). 9:51.3; 2. H•rberts (NH), 10:15.4; 3. Von Gunthry (SM). 10:21.2. 110HH • 1. Blasdel (SM). 15.3; 2. Loo (NH), 15. 7; no third. 400 ,.a.y · 1. Santa Margarita, 44.3. 1,600 ,.a.y · 1. Santa Margarita, 3:27.4. HJ . 1. Nickels (SM), 6-4; 2. Loo (NH). 6-4; 3. Conley (SM), S-10. U · 1. Fitzgerald (SM), 18-10 112; 2. Warner (SM), 18--0 112; 3. Munoz (SM), 17·10 112. TJ • 1. Loo (NH), 40-9; 2. Nickels (SM), 39-5; 3. Hornung (NH), 36-7. P'V • 1. Gauthier (SM), 1 Hi; 2. Ortiz (SM), 11-6; 3. Sdlrieber (SM), 10-6. Sit · l. ~(NH), 51-0 1/2; 3. Retie (NH), 49-5 112; 3. O'Neill (SM), 411112 OT · 1. Reese (NH). 159-8; 2. O'Neill (SM), 1~ 10 114; 3. Clarlte (NH), 136-8 3/4. lrvlrM 84 Corona del Maw 52 100 • 1. Ahrens (I), 11.03; 2. Pambo 0), 11.{)4; 3. Williams (I), 11.54. 2bo • 1. Pambo (I), 22 8, 2 Ahrens (I), 23 1; 3. Sumner (CdM), 23.7 400 • 1. Md(inney (I), 51 7; 2. Hoyt (CdM), 52.4; 3. Wagner (I), 54 O. IOO · 1. Relcers (CdM), 2:01; 2. Beardslee (CdM), 2:03; 3. Deganger (I). 2:04.5. 1,600 . 1. BNrdslee (CdM), 4:26.5; 2. Nyberg (I), 4:30; 3. Maguire (CdM), 4:34. J,200 · 1. Nyberg (I), 10:07; 2. Maguire (CdM), 10:21; 3. Graff (I), 10:27. 110HH · 1. Hong (CdM), 15.6; 2. Williams (I), 15.7; 3. Tencatf (CdM), \6.0. J0CMH • 1. Oh (I), 39 3; 2 Williams (l), 40 4; 3. Hong (CdM), 41.0 400 rei.y • 1. Irvine, 43.3. 1,600 rft1ly • 1. Corona del Mar (Hoyt. Hong, Reiten, BHrdslee) 3:35. HJ • 1. Williams (I), S-8; 2. Brown (C.dM), 5-6; 3. Koutsano (I), ~. U · 1. llm (I), 18-t; 2. fishe< (I), 18-1; 3. Evans (CdM), 17·9. 1 TJ -1. Lim (I), 40-0; 2. McKinney (I), 39-0; 3 Sryant OJ. 38-5. P'V • 1. M.KO<>nald (CdM), 13-6; 2. Williams (CdM), 13-0; 3. Kedt {I), 1 Hi. Sf' · 1. SUgg (I). S0.9; 2. Tartaglini (CdM), 42-7; 3. Perry (CdM), 40-9. OT. 1. SUQO (I), 12n 3/4; 2. Tartaglini (C.dM), 119-n12; 3. Christeson co. 10J.1 EstMclalO LagwMi BMch 45 100 · 1. McQueen (lJ, 11.9; 2. Jahid (E). 12.1; 3. Arreaga (E), 12.2. 200 . 1. Felbt {E), 23.4; 2. Mc()ueen (\J. 2~1.4; 3. Lane (E), 24.7 . 400 • 1. Avalos (E), 56.2; 2. Hoope< (l), 57.9. IOO • 1. Salgado (E), 2:10.1; 2. Hill (lJ. 2:12.2; 3. Appell (E), 2:20.4. 1,IOO • 1. Salgado (E), 4:46.5; 2. Sanchez Corona del Mar's Steve Conti is new to this. Although he was a great player for Estan.cia's 1984 finalists, this rivalry is new for hiJn.AssistantcoachDave Christianson is a Newport graduate so he knows something about the excitement. Conti's o\ber assistant is Clark Brogger, who played at CdM and was a member of the 1989 CIF Championship team. He has been a part of Newport-Corona ~ttles and does bis best to express to the Sea Kings the •feeling." Dan Glenn with his fiair for the drama ot the game is always trying to upgrade the event. A touch of class started the vanity match when N :WpOrt'I Adam Hernandez played the Natt.onal Anthem on the soprano saxophone. It was awesome. It'• also alwaya great to see the tamf.Uar faces th.at arrive at the Newport-Corona ma.tchea. (E). 4:50.9; 3. Hill (l), 4:52.1. J,2.00 • 1. Sanchez (E), 10:48.7; 2. lopez (E), 11:09.3. . 110H • 1. Shallado (l), 17.1; 2. Abdolsaelanl (L), 19.7; 3. Vega (E), 19.9. JOCMH -1. Shallado (lJ, 44.5; 2. Vega (E). 49.3; 3. Abdolsaelanl (l), 50.3. 400 ,...._, • 1. Estancia (Arreaga, Castellon, Jahld, Felix). 51.5. 1,IOO ...._, • 1. Laguna Beach, 3:53.5. HJ -1. DNC. U · 1. Felix (E). 21-0 314; 2. Castellon (E), 1 B- 1 112; 3. Vlu (L), 17-0 1/2. TJ • 1. Vlu (l), 37-4; 2. C.stelldn (E). 33-7; 3. Atreaga {E), 32-2 1/2. Sf'· 1. Jahld (E}, 43-5; 2. A!Toyo (E), 37·3 112; 3. Taylof (l), 37-0 1/2. OT· 1. Jahld (E}, 122-8; 2. Romm (E), \2o-8 1/2; 3. A.ITOOfO (E), 97-2. LagW\a Hills 100 Cost.a Mesa JS 100 . 1. Miller (lH), 11 .3; 2. Dai (LH), 11.6; 3. Schmidt (LH), 11.9. 200 -1. Moello (lH), 23.0: 2. Miller (LH), 23.5; 3. Dai (LH), 23.8. 400 -1. Moello (lH), 56.3; 2. lhaff (lH), 57.5; 3. Webb (LH). 58.3. IOO • 1. Hancock (CM), 2:02.0; 2. Kily (lH). 2:04; 3. Un<le<mon (LH), 2:<>8. 1,600 · 1. Minx (LH), 4:42; 2. Hancock (CM), 4:45; 3. Noonan (CM), 4:47. J ,200 · 1. Lyndl (LH), 10:36; 2. Minx (LH), 10:36; 3. Duarter (LH), 10:44. 110H. 1. Wales (LH). 16A; 2. Scott (LH), 16.7; 3. PriCe (CM). 16.9. JOOIH • 1. Price (CM), 43.1; 2. Wa~ (lH), 43.3; 3. Scott (LH), 45 9 400 ...._, -1. Costa Mesa (La~ Datwat- tananum, Causey and Price), 48. 1. 1,600 relay -1. laguna Hills, 4:41. HJ . 1. leahy (CM). 5-10; 2. Jyota (LH), S-10; 3. Kendall (LH), 5-4. U · 1. Datwattananum (CM), 19-5 314; 2. Jyota (lH), 18-3; 3. Levi (LH), 18-2. TJ • 1. Bender (LH), 40-2 112; 2. JYota (lH), 37-8; 3. Levi (LH), 34..41 PV • 1. Funk (LH), 12-6; 2. Pirie (LH), 12-0. SI"· I. Rudesill (CM), 47-11 314; 2. Hayes (lH), 47-2; 3. Thi~n (LH), 41-8. OT · 1. Hayes (LH), 130-5; 2. Thlbodan (LH), 126-6; 3. Chanbuam (LH), 12HI. GIRLS Est.Md•ll LagW\a 8ellCh 46 100 • 1. Johnson {L), 13.7; 2. Decker (E), 13.8; 3. Donovan (l), 14.0. 200 -1. Johnson (l), 28.1; Decker (E), 29.0; 3. Donovan (L), 29 8. 400 -1. Kra(h (lJ, 1:06.8; Hall (E}, 1:09.1; 3. Apodaca (E), 1 :09.2. IOO -1. Martinez (E), 2:37.7; 2. Woodside (l). 25:0.4; 3. Sanchez (E), 2:54.7. 1,600 · 1. Buwaldl (lJ. 5:~.6; 2. Martinez (E}, 5:33.9; 3. Woodhouse (Q, 5:54.7. J,200 • 1. Martinez (E), 12:57.9; 2. Inouye (E), 13:15.3; 3. ~rtdm (E), 13:22.9. 100H -1. Decker CE>. 1B.3; 2. siew cu. 19.n Faulkner (l), 20.0. JOOH • 1. Apodaca (E). 55.7; 2. Faulkn« (IJ, 57.1; 3. Shinnen (E), 1:03.6. 400 ~1. Laguna BHdl. 1:03.8. 1,600 • 1. Lagu11a Be.ch, ~40.9. tu· 1. Cor rey (E), 4-4; 2. Mayo (E). 4-4. u . 1. Sanchez (E), 1'4--0; 2. Cordrey (E), 13-5 these matches is all part of the rivalry. Speaking of Jenny Evans Griffith, she and her husband, Brian, brought their one week old daughter, Abigail, to her first volleyball match. She lasted about a game and a half before it was time to go home. There are always interesting people in the Newport-CdM crowd. How about former CdM basketball star, John Vallely, whose son set for Newport and is now playing at UCLA? Who is be rooting for? Dave and 'n'acy Beauchamp both graduated from Newport Harbor. Their sons have all ployed tor Corona del Mar. Or Susan Vernon WU.On, who graduated with them from Newport and whote daughter, Ke.rt. Mtl for CdM'1 gtrls te.mf On thil night, CdM graduate Scott Wood.I ii ln attendance to watch bill tint match in yea.rs. Newport'• Cameron Black end Graham Hoover Wort on the Balboa PehY wttb Scott. who also bu known CdM j\llUor vanity coecb Hadley Cvpetiter, for 112; 31 Cassity (E). 13-2 112. . TJ • 1. Oedcer (E), 30-5; 2. Cassity (E), 26-6; 3. Dickey (E), 24-9. SP · 1. Hendenon (E), 31-6; 2. Goldsc:timitt {l). 28-3; 3. Puthuff (E). 27-1. OT • 1. Dahle (E), 90-0 112; Cassity (E), 89-8; Henderson, 81-2. Newport Hllrbol' 80 s.ma Mwgwtb 52 too . 1. Zaby (NH), 12.8; 2. Fitzgerald (SM), 13.1; 3. Berle! (SM), 13.2. 200 • 1. Zaty (NH), 26.5; 2. Puro (NH), 26.6; 3. Roy (SM), 27.0. 400 • 1. Puro (NH), 1 :00.2.; 2. K. Kent (NH). 1:01.2; 3. Smith {SM), 1:01.8. IOO • 1. Nuanes (SM), 2:23.2; 2. Hennessey (SM), 2:27 3; 3. Eadie (NH), 2:27.8. 1,600 • 1. Nuanes (SM), 5:15.4; 2. Mcfall (NH), 5:21.6; 3. Linoo (SM), 5:23.4. J,200. 1. Mcfalr(NH), 11:53; 2. Rope (SM), 12:19.5; 3. Lingo (SM), 12:30.5. 100H • 1. Clayton (NH), 15.9; 2. Shanklin (SM), 16.1; 3. McDonald (SM), 183. JOCIH -1. Shanklin (SM), 48.6; 2. Clayton (NH), 54.4; 3. Selna (SM), 55.9. 400 ...._, • 1. Newport Harbor (A. Kent. Puro, IC. Kent. Zat>y), 51.5. 1,600.....,. 1. Newport Hari>of (l(. Kent. A. Kent. M<Millen, Puro), 4:09.8. HJ · 1. Bourgeois (NH), 4-10; 2. Cuner (SM), 4-6; 3. Giffi (NH), 4-6. U -1. Shanklin (SM), 15-11 1/2; 2. 0 1yton (NH). 15-8; 3. Williams (SM), 13.9, TJ • 1. Oayton (NH), 35-6; 2. Shanklin (SM), 34-1 o; 3. Williams (SM), 30-10. PV • 1. Wenda (SM), 7-6; no1eeond. no third. . SP . 1. Wilson (NH), 38-1; 2. Madueno (NH). 3]..3 3/4; 3. Keyes (NH), 31·5 314. OT · 1. Wilson (NH), 129-3 314; 2. Madueno (NH), 117-3; Keyes (NH), 91·2 314. Irvine 80 Coronll •• Miii' 45 too -1. Albano (CdM), 12.a; 4 Sdlulenbef'g (I), 133; 3. Christenson (CdM), 1~.6. 200 -1. Albano (CdM), 26.9; 2. Gardner (CdM), 28.2; 3. Mac.Donald 0). 29.0. 400 • 1. Pasventy (I), 1 :02.3; 2. Gardner (CdM), 1 :03; 3. Ehrlich (I), 1 :03.1. IOO • 1. Morf.n (CdM}, 2:25.1; 2. Jamieson (CdM), 2:25.6; . Corral (I), 2:35.5. 1,600 • 1. Morgan (CdM), 5:22.6; 2. Corral (I), 5:13; 3. Liven'nore (I), 5:J7. J.,200 · 1. Blair (CdM), 13:05; 2. Robinson (CdM), 13:54; 3. Thurman (I), 14:13. 100H • t . Sdluleng«g (I), 16.6; Tam (I}, 17,8; 3. McNlff (I), 18.0. JOCIH • 1. Vigil (I), 49.4; 2. Schulenberg (I), 49.5; 3. McNlff (I), 53.0. 400 ,.a.y · 1. Irvine, 53.2. 1,600re4ay -1. Irvine, 4:13.6. tu · 1. Hauke (CdM). 4-8; 2. Tam (I), 4-6; 3. McNiff (I), 4-6. U • 1. McNiff (I), 14-7; 2. Gokbilaln (I), 13-11; 3. Chen (I), 13-5112. TJ • 1. Hauke (CdM). 33-1; 2. Ehrlich (I), 31· 6; 2. Waro (I), 23-5. Sf' · 1. (tie) Hawley (CdM), O'Hara (I). 31·1 112; 3. Elefante (I), 29-9. OT· 1. O'Hara (I), 104-7; 2. Dickson (CdM), 81·7 314; 3. DeMllle (CdM). 79-11 1/4, • Laguna Hiiis 90 Cost.a Meg 45 100 • 1. Petzholtz (LH), 12.8; 2. Burtce (lH), 12.9; l . Blair (LH), 13.3. 200 • 1. Burke (LH), 26.6; 2. Griffith (LH), 27.0; 3. GroYe< (CM). 27.3. 400 • 1. Audre-M {LH), 1:01; 2. Inouye (lH), 1 :02; 3. Griffith (lH), 1 :04. 800 • 1. Van De Walker (CM), 2:38; 2. Thomas (LH), 2:31; 3. Rocha (LH), 2:39. 1,600 -1. Thomas (LH). 5:36; 2. DeNoewer (CM), 5:40; 3. Van De Walker (CM), 5:56. 3,200 -1. OeNoewer (CM), 13:25; 2. Miller (LH), 13:29; 3. Rocha (LH), 13:24. 100H -1. tnouye (LH), 49.1; 2. D~ (CM), 18.7; 3. Morgan (l.H). 19.2. 300H · 1. Inouye (LH), 49.1; 2. Dang (CM), 54.1; 3. Jenltowskl (CM), 5S.1. 400 relay· 1. Laguna Hills. 51.9. 1,600 relay · 1. Cost. Mesa (Grover, Van De Walke+, Glenn, Jenkowskl), 4:43. HJ -1. Haneef (lH), ~; 2. Simonds (CM), S-2; 3. Inouye (lH), 5-0. U • 1. Burke (LH), 1 S-3 1flt. 2. Treinen (LH), 15-3 1~; 3. Pet.zholtz (LH), 14-10 1/.4. TJ • 1. Petzholtt (LH), 32·5; Dang (CM), 31-7; no third. PV • 1. Andenon (LH), 7-0; 2. Kwon (LH), 5-6; no third. SP · 1. Haneef (lH), 30-8; 2. Grogan (CM), 29-3; 3. Guidice (lH), 27-10. OT · 1. Sakal (CM), 100-0 112; 2. Grogan (CM), 97-2 1/4; 3. 8ay9S (CM), 9S-10 114. Stanford and Harvard, Scott is concentr4ting on a musiCAl career with his band •Just Plain Btg• who will play at the Hard Rock Cafe in Fashion Island on May 17. It is my privilege to be the game announcer for this match. On this night, I share the duty with Cd.M's Kelly Campbell, whose career goal is to be a television broadcuter. When I did the television color commentary for the Ml%uno All·Amerlcan match tn December in which Kelly played, t arranged tor her to •agn 011• at the cond\111.on of the broadcut. She wu ber typical cherism.attc a.od innovative sell. Somedoy, when Kelly Campbell ls interviewing tho Ital of the NBA Plnall, 1 will mUle and teflect on her It.art ln her career. Bock to tlm Prlday't CdM-Newport Harbor game. The froth-soPb wW Nit at 4:30 wtth N and vanity to follow. U tbeU ftrit meeting ii my lndiadon °' um match. tt will be N wport'• Cameron Bladt bu a gteat Voll yball backgrowld with bit aunts, Jenny Evana Gdtfith and Julie EvaN Cutillo, who we.re voUeyblll lt&rl for Newport In th '80s. The !vana' eotourag that gathen te the balcony tor fMn· ' Wlth cOlJeg degreet from I udttng from b.egUmiDg to end, Do not mill ttl '~ 4th Grade wtnners Jesse Forsythe ancf-Ashley Harrison. ·~Salgado, Jabld each double to pace Estimda's triumph over La~ BACH · BAY RUNS NEWPORT BEACH • Marathoners have often been known to respond to an inner rhythm that helps them maintain a steady pace through a race. Runners at this year's Bach Bay Classic 8K and 1/2 Marathon better be fans of classical music. There will be no way to avoid it at they make their ways along the wildllfe preserve to the strains of llVe musicians perfonnlng the timeleu melodies of Johann sebUtlan Bach. The counes start and end at the Newport Dwies Resort. The May 19 event will be open to several age dlViltonl wtth the top thnNi ftnllhen tn eecb win- ning CDi and C'Ultom w1De glui-•· . The f1tat competitor to b9et e mystery runner dreiMd at the J.e9erida.ry com~ will Mm a SSOObonUI. Proceedl from the race go to b8Mftt 1'tope Houle, a DOD•prOflt 1ubltance abUM program. Par lnformetion'call.. 116-1490. f -..... .-~ . GOLF . CONTINUED FROM 81 continues to be among the best goUers in the Women's Southern California PGA. "1 could hardly walk for three months," Coffer has said. "I.used a cane, and afterwani it was very difficult to play golf. It ended a lot o1 aspirations I bad at the time, but l still continued to play1 golf. 1 just didn't want to give it up.• Q The field In tb1J year'• Summer Classic will not exceed 120 amateurs. It's a better ball of partners format and players will compete for. prizes and finish the day with a fine dinner in NBCC's gorgeous dining room. . "Golf doesn't make me well by any stretch of the imagination, and there are times I probably shouldn't be on the golf course," Coffer has said. "But I'm a human being, I love the game. Anybody who plays would understand that." For more information on sponsorships or playing in the event, call the Multiple Sclerosis Society at 752-1680. 0 Ifs right where It belongs. Costa Mesa Golf and Country Oub, owned by the city and operated by Mesa Verde Partners, came through in the clutch and will host the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce Golf Oassic on Aug. 2. The chamber had plans to move its event to Candlewood CC in Whittier, because the two sides were unable to reach an agreement. (Can you imagine tbat? The city's chaniber playing its golf tournament in not only another city, but another county?) The golf tournament will benefit the golf programs at Estancia and Costa Mesa high schools. The deal to play the tournament at Costa Mesa was finalized Wednesday, according to Triangle Square's Ned Bondie, a heavy hitter in the city's Chamber of Commerce. vcosta Mesa Country Club came back and gave us a helluva deal,• Bondie said. ·Tuey really put themselves out. It's a very fair deal, and now the tournament is wb.ere it should be." Newport Rib Co. and The Barn are catering the event. 0 Add Triangle Square: The trendy Costa Mesa shopping center will host a golf expo May 4, sponsored by Cal's Caddyshack. The expo will include more than 50 exhibitors, including resorts, clubs and golf equipment, as well as local PGA pros performing clinics and demonstrations. There wilJ also be prizes and giveaways from exhibitors. Hooter Girls, live entertainment, and various carnival-like booths will take center stage. Sponsors are paying only $50 for space at the expo, which lasts from 11 a.m . to 5 p.m. For more information, call 722-1600. a Oftidall of International Sports and Event Marketing, the Balboa Bay Club and NBCC are scheduled to have a Senior Classic wrapup meeting next Thursday. Q Vanessa Shapiro and Katle Dunne of Newport Harbor High and Catherine Martin and McKenna Glasgow of Corona del Mar are scheduled to play in the inaugural girls CIF Southern Section Individual Championship and SCGA Quallfying Tournament on Monday at Mission Lakes Country Club in Palm Desert. The event will determine the Southern Section individual cbampion end 40 qualifiers for the CIF/SCGA Championships at Members Club in Rancho California on June 6. Glasgow's sister, Jenny, won the event last year. 0 Bueb&U Hall of Famer Rod Carew will host a celebrity golf tournament at Pelican Hill Golt Club on May 30 tor the Pecijatric Cancer Researt:b Poundation, 1n hope1 ol ra.lsing funds and awa.reneta for PCR.P at Cblldren's HOllJltal al Orang County. Carew'• daughter, Michelle, died of leukemia Aprll 17. ESPN'1 Ray PtiiltOne wW hOlt a pre·tournament dinner for the Rod C4rew Pediatric Cancer Golf O•lllc at tbe 11,yatt Regency lftme CID Mliy 29. . ~Idled Ina tM events Will blDliftl the PCRP. wb.icb WOlb to~ tbe qudty Of .. end IW'Ytval ..... ol dllldNli wttb ~ dil1u.. Cd 51M275 far more infonutk>a. ...... ,. .,. ...................... , ···-·-· '1'iF ...a . ... .. .. . . . . . .... . -.. . . .. .. . ... ~ .... ·~ . ' briefly ! •-~----------i • i Boyce -I ! Pai-sel's I i choice I ! COSTA MESA -! ~~~ys ~!~~~ =~: ·_~'=:,~'=,:. P~el confirmed Wednesday that bis commitment to his family was rw1i,..,. the reason he resigned bis post after four seasons. · _ ParseJ said. •But my kids (daugh-~~t~E.~0~r:~~~; 1,,=,,,=,,_ ter Tori, 10, and son Weston, 7) are at an age where they need me around more and more. • . -... "l can't say e nough about the support I've received from the parents and the administration the last four years, and the play- ers have been great. There's a good group of players coming back and I'm going to miss work- ing with them first hand." DON LEACH I DAiLY PILOT Corona del Mar's Chad Johnson grabs the ankle of Newport Harbor second baseman Gavin Tomalas with the hope of breaking up a double play, but it didn't work, Tomalas' throw to first was true. Parsel said he would ideally like to coach the frosh-soph at Estancia next season, which would con_tain his time commit-'.~':_: ment to afternoons. He did not rule out a return to varsity coach- ing, but estimated that would not 1,':. become,possible for another five or six years. "I don't want any (coaching assignment) involvmg nights, weekends or holidays," Parse! said. "Both my klds are real involved in a number of activities and my wife is working longer hours. "I think (Eagle assistant) Rich ·Boyce would be a great choke as the next coach, and I told (Princi- pal) Peggy Anatol I would be f,,,· available to help with the selec- tion process, is needed.• -By Barry Faulkner I Shapiro medalist ~ GOLF OCC drops to 6-14 S A N TA BASEB:ALL ANA -The Orange Coast College baseball team will be back in action Sarur- day at home against Cypress Col- lege corning off a 9-8 loss to Ran- cho Santiago. With just four games left in the Orange Empire Conference sea- , son, injury-riddled OCC (22-15, 6-14) all but mathematically elim- inated from the Regional playoffs set to start on May 10. In Monday's game, the two teams used a combine d nine pitchers in a slugf est that featured 17 runs, 23 hits and four errors. The Pirates scored four runs in the top of the sixth to go up 8-7 with the big blows being RBJ- doubles by Deric Yanagisawa and Joe Jones. Rancho tied the game in the seventh on a run-scoring single by Tony Zuniga and then took advantage of a leadoff double in the eighth to tag reliever Jim Brewer (3-1) with the loss. W --CO\CSUICll bnc:ho s.ntiego I, or.,.. Co.ct I Orange Co1st 110 204 000 I 13 3 R~S.ntlago 022 120 1b • 9 10 I Uunl, SUrdodc (3), Brewer m. Moore (8) and Gn.r.wtt. Clutter (6); Kewwra. u,p.z (2), Montgom«y (4), Bowman (6), E911n (9) and McMahon. W aowm.t\ L • Brw.1er, 3-1. Sv • Egaf\ HR • Rfttef (OCO I I : I I I I I ~ ! i I i i l ~ ~ i I ! BASEBALL CONTINUED FROM 81 bard-charging Santa Margarita, which knocked off league-lead- ing El Toro Wednesday, 10-7. Harbor, on the other hand, looked like anything but a cellar dweller, nailing three overaggres- sive Sea King base runners for big outs, turning a 4-6-3 double play and smacking some timely hits. Andy Langsdorf's two-run homer capped a three-run first, while sopl}omore catcher Paul Jones posted his second straight three-hit game and scored three runs. Jones singled and scored on a pair of 'infield errors in the fifth to make it 5-5 and it was his single which skipped away from a Sea King outfielder, allowing Nick Louis to plate the go·ahead run in the sixth. Newport's Joe Urban followed with an RBI single for what proved to be needed inSurance and the Sailors fulfilled their spoiler role. "On e of the things we're play- ing for is to spoil things for other teams," Kiefer said. "And, I just threw it out there to them, but if Oley win the final six in a row, they may even gel into the play- offs. Those bottom four tea.ms in the standings seem to be getting doser together." SEA VllW l£'GU£ Newport Harbor 7, Coronll del MM' 6 Corona del Mar 000 500 1 • 6 11 6 Newport Harbor 301 012 x • 7 7 1 Johnson and Bear; Nuzum and Jones. W -Nuzum, 3-4 L • Johnson, 7-4. 28 • MacMillan (C), Bear (C), McMackin (0. HR -Langsdorf (NH), Johnson (Q HIGH SCHOOL BOYS AND GIRLS SWIMMING Eagles pick up first PCL win, 105-39 Eric Wayman and Chad Bol- lenbach each won two events Wednesday to lead the host Estancia High boys swim team to its first Pacific Coast League win of the season, 105-39, over Laguna Beach .. . Costa Mesa's 200 free relay of Ryan Dandy, Robert Grayell, Domlnic Szuk- sztul and James Comfort remained unbeaten in PCL competition with a winning time of 1:35.04, but host Laguna Hills won the PCL dual, 102-68, to improve to 5-0. Mesa is 3-2 ... Jeremy PiaseckJ qualified for CIF in the 100 back in 57 .98 as Corona del Mar f~ to lrvine, lagUNI Hiils 102. Costa Mesa A 200 medley l'9lay -1. lag. Hills, 1:53.S3. 200 fT'M • 1. Phuangthong (LH). b47.S7; 2. Szuksztul (CM), 1:S5.92; 3. Hsieh (LH), 1 :56.83. 200 IM· 1. Ting (LH), 2:02.9S; 2. Poling (LH), 2:04.20; 3. Girma (LH), 2:15.S6. 50 fT'M . 1. Comfort (CM). 22.68; 2. Wal· ters (CM), 24.20; 3. Morrbon (LH), 24.34. 100 fly· 1. Poling (LH), 57.S9; 2. Nguyen (LH), 58.41; 3. Herriges (LH), 1:02.91. 100 fT'M -1. Phuangthong (LH), 49.2S; 2. Dandy (CM). 50.22; 3. Cleaver (CM). 53.94. 500 fT'M -1. Kwok (LH), 4:59 48; 2. Mor- rison (LH), 5: 13. 71; 3. Sctlryer (CM), 5 46.35 200 fT'M ~ 11. Com Mesa (Dandy, Grayel~ Szuksrtul and Comfort), 1:35.<M 100 Md! -1. Kwok (LH), 58.51; 2. Com- fort (CM), 58.8S; 3. Hylton (CM), 1:01 03 100 bteelt-1. Hflrige (lH), 1:04 06, 2 Girma (LH), 1:04.50; 3. Nguyen (CM), 1:14.29. LaguNI Hills 1oa. c.o.t.a MeM &2 200 medley l'9lay -1. Laguna Hills, 2:06.05. 200 fT'M • 1. Oass (lH), 2:05.88; 2. Shu- bin (LH), 2:06.61; 3. Pvtlmatama (lH), 2:08.S9. 200 IM . 1. Flttgerald (LH), 2:31.84; 2. Hosokaw1 (LH), 2:43.60; 3. Howse (CM), 2:44.96. 50 fT'M . 1. Cl.us (LH), 26.Sl; 2. Lund (CM}, 26.65; 3. Shubin (LH), 26.83. 100 fly · 1. Rodriguez (LH), 1:08.29; 2. K. Grogan (CM), 1:M.69; 3. Dober (LH), 1:18.85. 100 fT'M • 1. K. Grogan (CM), 56.97; 2. Fung (LH), 57.43; 3. Unruh (LH), 1:<M.97. 500 fT'M • 1. Alastuey (CM), 5:31.00; 2. Weiland (LH), 5:31.411; i . Pinon (LH), 5:3&87, 200 free ~ • 1. Cocu Mesa (lund, Alastuey, Smith .net K. Grogan), 1:50.14. 100 bed!· 1. Hieb (lH), 1:<>?.60; 2. Rodriguez (LH), 1:08.50; 3. Kelly (CM). 1:14.43. 100btMlt· 1. Fltz~(LH), 1:15A5; 2. Putlmatama (lH), 1:15.47; 3. CJk (LH}, 117-57. Irvine (5-1) takes a two- match lead over the Sea Kings (3-2) in the race for second in the Sea View League. • In girls competition ... Coro- na del Mar junior Laura Weeshoff swam a 1:03.75 to win the 100 back, the Sea Kings' only win in host Irvine's 132-38 Sea View victory, the final d.ual meet of the season. Irvine is 5-0 in league, CdM 3-1-1 Estancia found the PCL win col- umn behind the double-victory effort of Meghan Wllllams, who touched first the 100 backstroke ( 1: 11.04) and the 200 tree (2:25.15). The Eagles (4-6-1, 1· 4) topped Laguna Beach, 97·68. Aileen Bennett added d win m the 500 free (6:21 84), whlle Estancia's 400 free relay team won in 4:41.95 .. Allison Alastuey had a CrF-qualifying time in winning the 500 free (5:3 1), Katie Grogan won the 100 free (56.97) and two Mesa relay teams touched first, but the Laguna H.ill6 Hawks defeat- ed Costa Mesa, 108-62. Colleen Lund, Alastuey, Jal.me Smith and Grogan formed the Mus- tangs' winning 400 free relay (4 :01.27) and 200 free relay (1 :50.14).Laguna Hllls im- proved to 5·0, Mesa fell to 2-3. BOYS SUMMARIES 400 fT'M rel•y -1. Laguna Hills. 3:28.65. Eltllnd• 105, Lag-ltffch ]9 200 medi.y rel•y -1. Estancia (Jes.sup, Stephens, Hoss, Bollenbach), 1:53.3B. 200 fT'M 1. Bollenbach 1:57.98; 2. Seacrest (E), 2:21.19; Calkin(£), 2:23.55 200 IM · 1. Wayman (E), 2:24.13; 2. Taboada (E), 2·59.90. 50 fT'M -1. McGann (L), 23.54; 2. Hoss (E), 23.68; 3. Jes.sup (E), 24.16. 100 fty -1. Cox (L), 57.S; 2 Stephens (E), 58.01; 3. Calkin(£), 1:20.0. 100 fT'M -1 Bollenbach (E), 50 8; 2. McGann (l.), 51 5; 3. Hoss (E). 53.7. 500 fT'M • 1 Lutz (L), 5:26.72; 2. Jessup (E). 5:32.7S; 3 Johnson (E), 6:41.50. 200 fT'M ,.._y -1. Esta~ia (Stephens, Jessup, Hoss, Bollenbach), 1 :34.04. 100 bedr -1. Stephens(£), 1:02.16; 2. Laguna Beach, 1·11 68; 3 Stemen (E). 1·15.56. 100 bf.at· 1. Wayman (E), 1:16.28; 2. Tabo41da (E), 1 17.7S, 3. Wells(£), 1:20.81 GIRLS SUMMARIES 1:17.35. 400 fT'M rea.y • 1. Costa Mesa (Lund, Alastuey, Smith and K. Grogan), 4:01.27. Estanca. t7, Laguna IMch A 200 medley rea.y -1. Laguna Beach, 2:07.05. 200 fT'M • 1. Will lams (E), 2:25. 15; 2. Farley (L), 2:26.70; 3. M~e (~, 2:29.88. 200 IM -1. Cook (U, 2:28.93, 2. Rose- naum (l), 2:39.0; 3. Frlno (E). 2:46.71. 50 fT'M • 1. Couslmano (l), 26.n; 2. TSujl (E), 30. I 2; 3. Brooks (E), 30.2B. 100 fly · I. Rosenaum (l), 1:14.81; 2. FllWWKht (E), 1:17.54; 3. Baker (E), 1:23.63. 100 fTee • 1. Couslmano (L), 59.96; 2. 8eMett (E), 59.68; 3. Maxfield (f), 1:08.54. 500 free. 1. Bennett (E), 6:21.84; 2. Fau- n«ht (E), 6:40.31; 3. Netts (E), 7:11.75 2tO free ,..a.y • 1. Laguna BHc:h, 1:54.45. 100 bed! -1. Williams (E). 1:11.~ 2. Farley (l.), 1: 1'.28; 3. Malcfield (E), 1:11 S-33. 1o0 brMft ·I. Stapp (l.). 1"22.58; 2. Frlno (6), 1 :22.63; 1 Harrilon <a. 1 :26.21. 400 fl'M ,.c.y • 1. Estanda (Brooks, 400 free relay • 1 Estal'ICta (Lino De Costa, Seacrest. Johnson, Wayman), 4:15.39. Irvine 117, Corona del Mar 57 200 medley relay ·1. Irvine. 1:47 17. 200 fT'M • 1 Piasecki (CdM), 1:51 42; 2 Turi (I), 1.51 92; 3. JIMcenbach (I), 1:52.9 200 IM • 1 KllTI (I), 2'03 02; 2. Tarayao (CdM). 2:07 ~. 3. Elsimert (I), 2:11 24 50 fT'M -1 Ronson (1). 21 85, 2 Bise (CdM). 23.3! 3 Mulholland (I), 2364 100 fly -1 NV1trom (I). 56 65; 2 Berken bach 55 27, Tabbert (I), 58 B5. 100 fTee -1 Ronson (I), 47 70, 2 Bise (CdM). 61 42; 3 Yvn (I), 53 1 500 fTee -1 Tabbert (I). 4 5S 04, 2 Tarayao (CdM), 4•56 43, 3 Turi (I), 5 ()4 98 200 fT'M relay 1 Irvine, 1 33 21 100 Mdt -1 P1ase<:ki (CdM), 57 98. 2 Lon za (I), 58 66; 3 Greer (I), 58 91 100 bf.at -1 Ktm (I), 1 01 22, 2 Ek1meri (t}, 1:02.84S, Mulholland (I), 10490 400 fT'M rellly 1 Irvine, 3 22 B Flack, Tsuji. Fassnacht). 4·41.95 lrvlne 1J2. CoroM del M.v JI 200 medley rel•y 1. lrviM, 15471 200 fT'M · 1 O'Brien (I), 2:02.96; 2 Fabbri (I), 2:07.54; 3. Huszcz (I+, 2:07 55 200 IM -I H Kraus (I), 2:14.31; 2 Huesterey (I), 2:16 62; 3 Norton (CdM), 2:24.44. SO fT'M • 1. l. Kraus (I), 26 03, 2. Zehntner (I), 26.11, 3. M. Hardt (CdM). 26.SS. 100 f'ly -1. ZenntMr (I), 1:01.97; 2 Mosquera (I), 1:03.12; 3. Lezak (I), 1:04.31 100 fT'M -1 O"Brlen (I), 55.10; 2. L Kraus (I), 57 .20; 3. Kim (I), 57 36 500 free · 1. H. Kraus (I), S.12.60, 2. Hol sterty (I), S:25.80; 3. Huszc:z (I), 5:45 34 200 fT'M ..t.y · 1 !Mne, 1·46 08 100 blldl-I Wffshotf (CdM), 1·03 75, 2 Fabtwi (I), I :OS.34; l Aiding« (I), 1 06.92. 100 bteelt-1. Kim (I), 1:09 73, 2 Pack (I), 1°13.29; 3. Bullodc (0, 1 13 85 400free~· I INtM,346M Roof falls m · on Sailors, 13-1; Sea Kirigs' rally falls short NEWPORT 8BACH -It was a pretty good high school softball game until tho eventh 1n.nlng. That's when Santa Margarita took advantage of sev n Newport Harbor eTTOrs to push across nine runs on the way to a 13·1 Sea View Le4gue vlctory. ·we wefe dot.ng lust fine, but seven errors )Ult isn't golng to get tt done,• wd Coach Mike Mullen. The sailors (9· 7, S _.) were Mid to one hll (a mth-inrµ.ng single bY Ste~ ac..Un). 1M"9UIMUI ........... _ ........... , tllllliar1 W...,..... I01 000 9 • 1J I 0 Hl'WpOf'ttfiitidr 000 010 0 • ' 1 9 ..,,.,, .... '-mer; Mullen and Gato *"'" W • ~ L • Mullef\, M . 211 ,_...(SM), LL Sea Kings come up short with ftve-run rally CORONA DEL MAR -Corona del Mar High's five-:nm rally to tie the score in the fttth lnning went for naught as Irvine came back with two runs m the sil:th Wedneld&y to take a 1·5 win. Aft4Jr falling behlnd 5-0, th s.i Kings (8·11, 0·5) got RBI·lln· gkM by Welley WWI, Unda Van Hook and Erica Zoelle to . pU.U even In the fttth_ Zdelle went 1 for 3 onlhe day . lrvlne, one ot the top-ranked .... 1D orange County at 1?-5· 1, Mel NDD8l'I on IK'Ond and ddrd ID tb9 lblb When they go;t e bese hit up the middle. One run scored end the second came acrou when a th.row to the plate was cutoff and the batt r w41 called Mio 011 a play at second hue. The two teams combined for 19 bit.-ell Slngl . CdM fresh· man Ja~ Menton had o o1 them for her fiBt hit on the varsl· tytqUad. OCC blanked, again COSTA MESA -Th Orange Coast College softball team con· tinued its streak of futility Wednesday. being shutout for the seventh straight game. nus time Orange Emplre Conf rene&'leod- ing Cypress appllod the tag, •-O The Pirates (3·26, 1-18) man- aged three hits today aft r being on th short end of four straight on ·hitters,. La.Nell Tuck« and Carri Ritchey doubled • for the Plrat wb.lM Racine Pa~ added a lirigl • _.. ... cou••a ~ 4, Or-. C.-.t c.-.... CypmJ . , 000 110 I • i 1 \ Onlnge Coast 000 000 0 -0 3 ~ 9'lao 8nd lloon*9Wt: HlrdeY .. at!d ~21 ·1\o.tol.~(Q--. THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1996 KING GEORGIE DAY ~~~~~_,,,,.....,...._.... Coronation of King George I Balboa Bay Club, 6 p.m. May 1. 1996 HONORING NEWPORT HARBOR HtGH'S GEORGE YARDLEY, 1996 BASKETBAll HAU. Of FAME INDUCTEE • • -----~~~-~,~~~--~~~~~: __________ i,I ' I the yardley stick } l ' I I 2 . () () I . :\ ~ ( ( ) I{ I '.\; (I ( ) I ) \ ~ ~ E \ ntEDUNK George Yardley, set to be saluted with a Basketball Hall of Fame testimonial banquet May at the - Balboa Bay Club, well remembers the game * • :: that more tnan any other doubtles.tgot him -4 there -the season finale in 1958 when he 1 became the first in NBA history to score 2,000 >l points as he totaled 2,001 for the Detroit i Pistons. HI went into the last game needing 27 points to get 2,000," Yardley said. "We were playing the Syracuse Nats and they vowed not to let me near 2,000. They put Al Bianchi on me. I •I "But my teammates wanted me to do it and they were · .1 going to make sure I did. They kept feeding me the ball. : "I got 14 in the first quarter. Then they started _, double-teaming me. They swarmed all over me every i time I got the ball. · ; I "I went about 10 minutes In the fourth quarter :l without scoring. Then suddenly I got a basket that took 1 me to 1,999. : "The next few seconds we got a turnover and I was 1 out in front on a fast break. I got a perfect long pass ' I and nobody was even close enough to foul me. " "I'm sure they would have if they could, because they I really hated me breaking 2,000 on them. I "I was so far out In front of everyone I dunked the last : one for 2,001. · · 1 "The game wasn't stopped. We weren't much for l I ceremony back then. The only reason I got to keep the • 1 ball was because I happened to have it when the game · I ended." 1 l _______________________________________________ _J · BOATING NEWPORT HARBOR YACHT CLUB 1996 Atwn.nson Cup & Skytutt Tn>phy Reg.tt.a · lndivim.t.I it.c. Winners RKe1 J35 · 1. Komonia; Schock 35 - Troublemakers; Melges 24 . Rush. ULDB 70 · 1 Holua. ~2 J35 -Breakaway, Schock 3S -1 Psychobetty; Melges 24 -1 Bill Menninger; UlOB 70 -1 Evolution Racel J3S -Breakaway; Schock 35 · 1 Psycobetty, Melges 24 · 1 Whrte Ford BrOl'ICO; ULDB 70 -1 Evoh.Jt1on • Race4 J3S -1 Breakaway; 5C:hock 3S 1 Troublemaker; Melges 24 -1. Rush; ULOB 70 -1 Taxi Dancer. OassWinnen J80 -1. Don Becker and Bob Strang, 8YC. S.S. J3S -1. Breakaway, John O'Connor, CBYC. 4.25; 2. Abba Zabba Dad. David Stockman, BYC. 11.00; 3. Fast Lane, Bob & Kathy Patterson. CYC. 12.00. ULDB 70 -1 Evolution, Brack Duker. CYC. 8.50; 2. Taxi Dancer, Don Hughes/Bob RIChards, SMYC. 9.75; 3 Holua. Richard Blatt, Columbia YC. 13 75 Melges 24 -1 Rush. Chris Snow, SOYC. 15 S. 2. Zooid, Marshall Harnngton. SOYC. 19 O; 3 Bozooka Joe. Bruce Ayres. NHYC. 27 00, 4 Monsoon, Bruce Ayr~ NHYC. 27 00, S Speedster, Ed O'Sullivan, SDYC. 36.00. ~Cup Schock 35 • 1. Wings. cnnnis & Sharon Case, SOYC. 2 Troblemaker. Alden & Adam Glickman. Ventura Sa1hng Club, 23 SO, 3. Mischief, Carolyn Hardy/Mark Reardon, BCYC. 18.00; 4 Psychobetty, Alan Lev•. KHYC. 20.50; s. Water Moccasion, Judi Gorslu/Brad VVhe-eler, BYC. 23.00 S.lboil Ylldrt Clubl King Harbor Ylldrt O\lt» King Hwbcw to S.lboil Race PHRF·A • 1. Flying Dutchman, R. Van Kreuningen. KHYC; 2. Fog9y Notion, Kennedy; 3. Nitro, Team Nitro, KHYC; 4. Low Flying Aircraft. Knebel; 5. Pathfinder, Lehmak. PHRF·B -1. Crossfire, Fritz Dawson, KHYC; 2 Ferae Nature, Reeves. DEEP SEA WEDNESDAY'S COUNTS O.veys Locker· S boats, 11 o anglen 24 yellowtail, 90 bonito, 12 barracuda, 65 calico bass. 168 sand bass. 39 sculpln, 12 sheephead. 10 rockfish, 16 rock cod, 1 cow cod, 4 sole. 4 blue perch, 15 m.clt- erel. Newport Lending • 3 boats, 32 anglers. 20 sand bass, 2 alico bass. 1 bonito, 1 halibut. 3 sc.ul/)in, 25 mackerel. ~ , SCHEDULE ~J, TODAY TENNIS High school bo~ and girls. Community col lege men and women at 01a1 lnvitattOl'\al llA5EaAU. High school -Estancia at Aliso N19ue~ 3 1 S SWIMMING High school ~ and girts -Newport Harbor at Sant.a Marga•1ta. 3.1 Sp m SOfTIAU High school -Estanoa at Unovenrty. 3 15 p m., Costa Mesa at Laguna Beach. 3 15 GOU' Community college Palomar, Riverside, Orange Coast at Mesa Verde CC. 1 p.m High school · Santa Margarrta vs. Newpol1 Harbor at 8tg Canyon CC. 2.4S.; Irvine vs. Corona det Mar. at Newport Beach CC. 3.; Laguna Hills vs Costa Mesa at Costa Mesa G&CC. 2:30; Estancia vs. Laguna Beach at lten Browns. 2:30 pm. FRJDAY BASBAU High school Newport Harbor at Corona del Mar, 3:1S; Laguna Hills at Costa Mew. 3 15; Estancia at Ahso Niguel, 3 15 ' SOFTBALL College -Southern California College at Cal Baptist. 2 p m Community college -Orange Coast at R1vers1de. 3 p.m High school -Corona del Mar at Woodbndge, 315, Newport at El Toro, 3,15 VC>U.EYaAU High school · Newport at Corona del ~r. 6 45 p.m.; Estancia at Costa Mesa, 3"15 P-l" SIMMMtNG Comm. college -Orange Emp<re Conf-er. ence finals at Sadd~badt College, 1 p "'· High school · Huntington Beach at Estancia. 3 15 p.m .nNNIS High school ~ and girls Corona dl!l Mar at Oia1. all day TMCX ANO RUD College -Southern Cahfomta College at Azusa PectftC. 10 am ~~ca.ls shine on history-making hockey team OJAI Stone and Yoon:mJ Ob iil doubles. From Soutbem Calif OJnia Col· lege are Matt.Lu Joban.uon, David Robbins, Ryan Lew and Paulo Ba.niga tn men11 mmpcti- tion, wbile Wendy Andel, Quynn Lee, Beed George end Cathy Bin· nquist are ln women's. MAllg se.td Wednetday. •So f quit the adWoiy CX>lNnit· tee.· ~ .. e South C04St Sabers, \l. P Wee ner 2 hock y ade up of 1 l· and 12·year~ld boys mostly rrom County, 'became the first CuWonu4 l~ evor tile.tr age group to reach the National CbAmpl· •FDIJ:>S held 1D Cevela.od, Ohk>. ey were almost the first t run fJom Cahforruo to ttie charopioh$bJp, falling ju t short tn the title e, losing to Lavooto, Mich., 3-2. Tho Sabers feature ~als, goalie 8edu Walsh e.nd nght wing Cbarl day, both of Corona dul MM. atsh played about 60 gam~ for the Sabers and was m goal during the championship game. He was ctlso minded the net w the morning for the Sabers' •-1 win m the serrulmdls over lthclca, New York. Hdlladay, pldya.ng on the thitd line of a talent-laden tMm. i.cored 16 goals and notched 31 asSJSts Uus sea· c;on He i.aw plenty of tee tune during the tournament Along the road to NalJonctls, the Sabers claimed the Statt> Champ1onstup and then swept their Region which 1ncluded teams from California, Oregon and • Wa-.tunqton. They were one of onJy 10 tearn..c; to make lhP champ1onstup held. £\'en though the Sabert were tn vtrgtn tettitoTy for a CdWomJ.a te41D, th(IU' appearaiia. was no fluke. "W played a 103-game schedule and predic«l three or tour days 4 week,• said Coach Ron Whit . ••we bold practice at •:30 in the morolJ'lg on weekend.a with ona kid coming Ul from Thousand Oaks and another trom Coronado lsland in San DJego. That'• about tt lour.hour drtve tor an hour·and-Wteen·minute practice. ·we're probably on the ice as Jllucb as a profession· ttl team.• The Sa):>e.rs skate out of the Glad.al Garden Ice Arena in Anaheim. '1beir &lrong showing at the NoUona.ls, should be a boost for some individual careers. "Several kids will start to get looked at by other hockey organizations, playing in college,• White said . "Hockey i$ an unusual experience. You basically make it or break lt by 15 01 so. "ln the past, very few California kids have gotten to the higher levels, but with the growth of hockey here l think these kids are a new breed of California hockey players.· CONTINUED FROM 81 •Jt should be a real 8atU<l of tbe Bay up here," Bleikcr said. Cd.M's Nina Vaugha.o bas dropped out of the girls 16s because of a pulled abdominal muscle, her iqother, Debra Rus· sell, Mid Wednesday. The fi'Dals for ,high school , matches are Saturday. College finals are Sunday. Orange Coast College's men are expected to use Robert Intria- go (CdM) and Steve Johnson in singles and doubles and Don Rader and Ron Rader in doubles. OCC's women will feature Heather Eves and Debbie Drissi in singles and doubles and Heidi CdM Cooch Tun Mang, wb.o had planned to have Taylor Dent and John Cappello play in dou- bles, was furious with the Ojai a~visory committee because of hiS inability to switch a player. Dent is representing the U.S. in the World Cup in Jamaica and Mang wanted to replace him with Sameer Chopra, but the commit- tee reportedly turned his request down. ' "We got aced out again, so that's two years in a row, because they said I can't substitute some- body for Taylor in doubles," Last year, CdM'I 'fyler ~ breaker could not play and Mang. attempted to replace him ··.wtUt Cappello, but the committee balked. ~ Mang al.Jo operates tho Med- ings for the boys CJP indMdue1 cbempionsh1pe at Se.Cliff Coun- try Club in Huntington Beach and the CIF sectionals at Edison~. both posts he said OD Wednesday be will step down fro1J1. Dent and Cappello were slated to be seede9 fourth in the 16s doubles. •so now Chopra and Cappello don't get to go because of this ridiculous rule," Mang said. "Since then, l've found out that coaches have gone to Ojai and substituted names at the desk." PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES (8t9) 590·9200, CAL· 5253.875.09 checks, cashier'• checks MARK RODGER ZARI· abOve set forth, at whichpursuanttotneNollctofOelau" ess secured Dy said oeed.Helgtlts,lntheCllyofCosU ct..gn n1 ..-d .. w E s T E R H R E· The beneficiary under drawn by a Slale or Fed· ANA, A073 time they wlll be opened and Election 10 Sell tnereunoer dvances thereunder with Mesa, COCAnty of Or.nge wme w the ~ o..i Cir PUBLIC NOTICE CONVEYANCE CORP., said Deed ol Trust hereto· eral Credit Union or Sav· EDGAR LEITE, A079 and examined at the office recordeo 01IO!V1996 as lnstni· nterest as provided therein, and Stete at Cllllomla, u ,,.; l9d o.d d Tl\lll Dlrlld' 525 East Main StrHt tore execu1ed and dellv-lngs Association. or Sav· LEO MEDINA, A082 ol the Pu!cl'laslng Division, ment No 96·0l3221 of utd he unpaid principal balance of MllP thereof f9COfded In M111511* SEMA*> llECOfl. -----8----' ered 10 the undersigned a lngs Bank, authorized to do MARVIN QUARLES, A093 10844 Elhs Avenue, Foun-OlllWI RecOlds wiu sen 00 e note secured by sa10 deed 9oo11, Paga 113 of Mtseet. VEYAHCE. CO#tPIJ/f ,_ 042~ 4 P.O. Box 22004, El wntten Declaration ot D• business in lhls State. All AUTUNM MAUGA. B761 taln Valley. Calofornla. for OYWl9g& at the Main (Norl~l 1111t11 1nterest thereon as P<OVlded neoua 'Maps Records a1 Ti 4go() ~bi N Tl E OF Cajon, CA 92022· fault and Domand for Sale, checks must bo currently GLORIA CASTANREDA, the fottowlng: E 1 11 c . C n sa1d note lees charges and aald orange 'county The ~ ......_.,_ TRUSTEE'S SALE 9004, (619) 590·9200 and a wrmen Notice ol De-dated. tn the evenl tender C134 PURCHASE OF FIVE n rince to t e ounty ourt· xpenses oi tile trustee and tile operty 8ddreu and otfW Slilt 2670. ......_ CA tr1C8 APN: 049· 130· 120 Dated: April 11, 1998 fault and Election to Sett. olher than cash Is ac· KATHY BEHLING, C208 FOUR-WHEEL ELECTRIC ~u11'·s 70~ f lvlc C Cenl;~4~ri~ rusts created bv said deed o ~~designation r any (616)~ (600#221·1~ LOAN NO: By: Jaaon L. Cotton The und~1s1gned caused cepted, the Trullee may JOHN FLEMING, C212 PERSONNEL CARRIERS, ca • an 1 na, 1 al · usl dated O'fl2/1996 BE al the rNI ~ .,'. (c.M Only) 8y Kin ~ ,3798-425261 ·~RC TRUSTEE SALE OF· said Notice ol Detault and Wllhhotd the Issuance of SINN LE. C297 SPECIFICATION NO. v-010 at publiC aJCl0'1, to tile hio~ut nnt Dud S.Nlte. as UI sa1btd lboVe la purpolted AsllSIMt s.:r.t.y C2GOS7 " ~&F· SARVAK KEN FICER· JASON l COT Election 10 Sell to be 1e-the Trustee's Deed until JOSE R. LOPEZ, 0365 l;Jlds must be submined bidder for cash (P•r•b!e at I~ ruste• A Otlawi19 Corpora tobe· 1_.ChufdlStColta 111111251996 -• ' • • · • corded m the county where funds become available to CHRIS HAYNES. D400 on the form supplied by lime ot sate in lawful money ot Ion 140 E Commonwealth Me ·CA 92S2I. The undef ---------NETH TON, EXT· 3017 lhe real property ls toc•led. lhe payee or endorsee as a GLORIA MORENO, 0422 the Distncls In accordance !he UMea States), aw tlQht. liUt. ve Suite 202 Fullerton c ~ TrustN dtsdalm; PUBLIC NOTICE CV Pubtisned Newpo1t FOR SALES INFOR· matter ol right. RAMON CARRANGO. wilh all provisions of the and interest, i:oovtytd to and 926,J2 (7H ) 773·0800 ' SV: an ti.blllty fOf WI lncor T.S. No.607513 Be3ch-Cos1a Musa Daily MAT Io H . M 0 n ·Fr I Said sate writ be made D463 spec1f1callons. Specrlica· now held Dy I underu 1d Oted ot Crystal c Stepnens Trustee sale r~ ol the Y .i. *>TICE OF TitUSTEE'S IALE IMPORTANT NOTICE TO P1101 April 18. 25. May 2 S:OOam j0 S:OOpm bU1 w11hout covenant o; CORAL HOWELL E78t hons. bid blanks and fur· trust 1n tne propeny sotuated 1n tficer P773614.rl5,5/2. 51'9'96 drtu and ott!'~ UNOER oaD OF TRUST FLf: PROPERTY OWNER· 1995 8 91 590 9200 CAL warranty. express or tm· ROY KELLER, E8t5 ther Information may be s•1d County ano Stale nereinancr delbvUon, 1 shown t~2 A.P. MUMIER: "2-211· YOU ARE IN DEFAULT lh316 ~~STE N • RECONVEV. piled regarding lllle, pos· Published Newpo.rt obtained at the above ad· descntled. AS MORE FULLY PUBLIC NOTICE lwftfn. Thetotllan~al 18 YOU AR£ IM OEFAUU Ulf. lTN 0 ER A D EE 0 0 F R • sessions or encumbrances, Beach·Costa Mesa Daily dress. telephone (714)962· OE SCRIBED ON SAID OEEO OF the ~ balano at the 0ER A DEED OF TRUST DATE> ~UST DATED MAY 24 PUBLIC NOTICE ANCE CORP., 525 East lo salisty Iha Indebtedness Pilot April 25, May 2. 1996 2411. TRUST the piopeity address ind NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SAlt TS oblgldorl MCVRd•..., the S.pte111lw 20, 11tt IML.EU 1978 UNLESS YOU TAKE Main Street, P.O. 8011 secured by said Deed, ad· Th32t Publlstied Newport No.. ~2G-O'l!IO lowr No. w~ YOU TAl<E ACTlOM TO PRC). ACT ION TO PROTECT 42426 22004, El Cajon, CA vances \hereunder, w1lh In-Beach·Cosla Mesa Daily otner common desio~allOn 11 001093056f YOU ARE IN DEFAUl.T proptfty to be iolchnd ru-TECT YOUR PH0PERTY IT MAY '1'.QUR PROPERTY. IT MAY NOTICE OF 92022·9004, (819) terest as provided therein, PUBLIC NOTICE Pilol Apnl 25. 1996 any, 01 tne rul propeity de UMDER A DEED OF TRUST aonable== BE SOLD AT APUBUC iALE. IF ~ SOLD AT A PUBLIC TRUSTEE'S SALE 590·9200 and the unpaid principle of LEGAL NOTICE TH323 s1c9n7b0ed aC~ove ~s pSurported tCo bt OATa> 11127189 UNl.ESS YOU cs: tM INtlal ... ...--.... YOU NEED AH EXJILANATIOfl ""LE IF YOU NEED AN AP "" • 06 the note secured by said nUICn heel, osla TAl<E ACTOI TO PROTECT ......--...... B<PLANATION OF THE H: 11•2 .. t Dated:Aprll 11, 1998 deed with Interest thereon NOTICE OF PUBLIC NOTICE Mesa. Ca 92626 Tile under· YOUR PROPERTY, tT MAY BE al the Notice al Sale Is: OFTHEMATUR£0FTMlflRO. NATURE OF THE PRO· LOAN NO: Sy: Patricia Danlel1 as provided rn said Note PUBLIC SALE OF StQntO trustee d•scla ms 1ny SOI.DAT APV8llCSALE FYOU $152,721.97. _.. lddlliof'I to CEEDIHG AGAINST YOU. YOU CEEDING AGAINST YOU 32088235 75005A2 TRUSTEE SALE OF· Dated· APRIL e 1998 ABANDONED NOTICE l1a1>i1.1y tor •nr 1nconect11m ol HEED AH EXPl..AHATIOH OF THE cash. tM TNStM wtl aa:ilfll SHOUlD CONTACT A l.AWYEJt. vo.u SHOULD CONTACT A R E F : C AR L S 0 N , FI CE R : p AT RI c I A TRUSTEE: ' PROPERTY INVITING BIDS the properiy a1wm and olhtr NATURE OF THE PftOCEEOING a cuhllt'a dMdl drawn on NoKe tS hnby ~ INt SER- LAWYER . KATHERINE DANIELS, EXT. 3022 BURROW ESCROW Notice ts hereby given . The County Sanitation common dts1gnaoon. ti any, AGAINST YOO. 'l'OU SHOVU> 1 ltlte Of MUoNI bMk, 1 RAHO RECOHVFfAHCE COM· Ao,.~ M~XL~w~9i;E~~ lOR~~ CV CONVENTIONAL Publlshed Newporl c 0 .. 5 0 1 PAR I<· lhal the underslg!'ed Wiii g~:~;;~.a~· ~r,·~~~.e:u~~s Shown ~ere1n Tht total Ail'oO~nt ~~~ ~ On w. ~=~ ~-=-~! °! PN4Y .• """"· Of --- CoNVEYANCE CORP T .S. No. 206643 BoQCh·Costa Mesa Daily CENTER DRIVE sell at public auction, pur· unlif Tuesday May 14 ol Ille u~pa'<J balance ot the ~ LLC .._.._ ~ chectc drawn by 8 ltMe Of WS.. or ~ w.e c 11 I a IMPORTANT NOTICE TO Pilot April 25 May 2 9 s AH TA AN.. A Al 1uan1 lo Sectlon 21700 Of 1996 at 11·00 am Bids obhga11on secured by lhe e>•OO· T under.:;->'.......--fedenl LWlngs and loWI u-Plftl8'1I to .. o.d °' TNll 3 1 orniJ c_orpora ion as PROPERTY OWNER· ' · · "'• "' lhe Business & Proles· ' · 1 · • eity to be sold and rtasonabre fUlt• punUlrll to -~•-i.u. ellCUlld bf Rdl9d °"'9cfl ft! duly appointed trustee vou ARE IN DEFAULT 1996 92705 TELEPHONE slonal Code 1he 1ollowln., must. b~ rece ved at the t • .. o..d of Tllllt l900rded tr11ae. • _ _.,., aav ... a ~ Pll7IClt OllllOI ~ nl w uf\der and pursuant to th319 (7 ) ' B 9 • " 01stncls Administrative Of· es 1mattu tostS. t•pensu aou lnstrUIMfll Mo ~ .. 111 book atlon or savings bM'6t Oeed of Trus1 iecorded UNDER A DEED OF 1~ 55. 212 described 8rope~ to wit: hce by the date herein· advancesa11ne11meoltht•Nllal. -ol~Alcordllnlhe apeclftedlnSectlonl102al Aeoctded Clll otnrlttlt • 30NE 2. 1978 as inst No TRUST. DATED MARCH 16, PUBLIC NOTICE BY. CHERYL WVlAND, MICHAEL OTTA LL D·20 above set torth, at whicn pul>l•mon o1111e No11ce ot Sate o',.C:-cr'tt1t Courtly Rloard9 of the F1nancW Code and -~ No tt-525111 al J19B, m book. page. ol Of. ~99~1 u:L~~s Y~U ;AK~ PRESIDENT S~r:o· ~~csot0.Es;OR~s~ time they will be opened ts S193tl7778 In •Od•t'o~ 10 OnngeCountt S&*of<Alibnl& thofUtd to do bwlnua In Otficu1Recordc11twdlcuttie lic•al Records in lhe oll1ce Y8UROPROPER~ ~ ~~Y FORECLOSURE Publi shed Nowporl ~TACKS H-63 Bo es and examined al lhe ottice cash. tne Trustee will acteot a e.:uteotiyfS*'°'J.Slmldllnd ~ Nta. lntheewntten-c.ounty Reccrdlr d OfMtt ol 1he Counly Recorder ot BE SOLD AT A· PUBLIC NO. TO 1539 Beaoh·Costa Mesa Daily clothes. misc. KAY LYNN of the Pu~chaslng Division. casnier's check drawn on a state Oeboflh Fl Sil!lid\ husblnd Ind def other than cutr la ac-OMity cabM. ni Plftl9't IO ORANGE Counly State 01 SALE IF YOU NEED AN YOU ARE IN DEFAULT PtlOI April 11. 18. 25, 1996. VISION A.22 Endtbls 2 10844 Ellis Avenue. Foun· Of n;U,onal ban\ a checll dr3wn wilt w!t1a.'41 11 pub1k adon lo cepttd the Trustee may the,.... al o.td nl Blctiorl CALIFORNIA executed by EXPLANATION OF THE UNDER A DEED OF Th309 dressers bed mirror i1sh· lain Valley. C111iforn111. tor Dy• state or leoeral eteOrt un•on highest bidder lot cash~ Ill wlthhold the lsaUMC~ al the IO Siii r.wldlt ...-did GARY VALBUENA. AN UN-NATURE OF THE PRO· TRUST DATED 8/30/90 rod tools JANAL KHAYAT lhe following: ()(a check OrJwn by a Stale or Umeal -lnlMUlftOnlYofh TNstAle's Deed U'1CI fUndl Ot~19N • .-.w .... ND ~~~IE~E~tN AT PUBLIC CE EDI NG AGAINST 't'OU. UNLESS YOU TAKE AC· PUBLIC NOTICE F-40 Lu~g11ge, desk, ski, F6~~~~~~~L o;LE~;vR~~ federal sav.l'IQS and loan assoc11 UnitedSbll•) lllChtHottlli'Ortlt1t-=:, = .:~ ,.!: IM0007IOO d llld Ollciltl AUCTION TO HIGHEST YOU SHOULD CONTACT A T ION TO PROTECT NOTICE OF SALE boxes, misc. CARGO CARRIERS SPECI· hon, sav1nos assoc1al10n or lrlnca lo~~ Counhoule. ter al rtgtlC. I.id aale wll be R.cords. _. .. an MlNM II Bl DD ER F 0 R c As H . LAWYER YOUR PROPERTY, IT In accordance With the Sale Wl!I be by com pell· FICATION NO. v-0t'1 savinos 1>anootc1f1ed in Sect on 100 CMc Center CriYI w-. Sn. !Tiide, but without COVW'\al'IC .. llM Main (Nof11\) EllCtallol to CASHIER S CHECK On MAY 16. 1996. at MAY BE SOLD AT PUB-provisions of Section 21700 llve bldd1ni (wrinen. sealed Bids must be submllted 5102 ol the finarc1a1 Code a'ld Ana. Calibnla ~ c.hie(a °' WllT#lty uprus °'Im-ttle CouRty ~ 100 DRAWN ON A STATE OR 10 00 AM .. CAL·WESTERN LI c s ALE. IF YO u lhrough 217l6 ot the Cali· bids may • subrruttod In on the form supplied by iJlltOnLeO to do l>us·~'ss n Ill•\ dledl(sj !\'lust be made~ pied~ ua.. poun. CMc: Ctflltf o.tw Wiil, Sllltl NATIONAL BANK, A ~~~~r~~aEY~~~r;t~~P .. 9: NEED AN EXPLANA· rornia Business and Proles· ~~~ ~f~nacye) 1:J1s 1:te 2?J~ th_e Dlslrlcts In .accordance sme In the event t'nder other ~ ~and Inter• llon °' encUll'lbfanca, to AN. Ca. 111 US A.II.~ CHE"CK DRAWN BY A 1 TIONOFTHENATURE sions Code \here belngpM · wttha1tprovls1onsofthelhancash 1saccepted,tlleTrus· --'lo8t\d Mtd...,lt lldttvthelndebtednffa ... ll.Qorl.10 fw~--S'l'ATE OR FEDERAL duly appointed tiuslee due,unpaldstOl'a e fee for .,.atlhapremlseswhore speci fications. Specl·!et m1ywilhhOldlhe1ssuanceof con.'"r" now .., un. tUJecf by said DMd, ce111~• .. llm1ot llll11 CREDIT UNION OR A under and pursuant IO Of THE PROCEEDING which INSTORA~E HUN· said P!Operty h.as been flcations, bid blanks and the Trustee's Oeed until funds der &a!d o..ct of T~ In lhe prop. advanets thefeundel with fllwlU money of lw l.Wtld SI .. ). CHECK DRAWN BY A Deed of Trust recorded AGAINST YOU, YOU TINGTON BEACH stored and which IS localed further rnformahon may be !>tcomt 1va lable to lhe PZ"tr or e/ty sitUlled In uid County and ,... .. -.&A&A ..._...... .. .-.. 11111 Ind .,.... COl\-MARCH 24 1994 as inst SHOULD CONTACT A is en-at AYRES SELF STORAGE. • Sblledtscribeda.l.Dln.olTrld or..efe.,aspr.,,..._.u ...... ., . .,,~ STATE OR FEDERAL SAV-No !l4·02t·755 in book lilied to a hen pursuant to 7012 ErnHt Ave Hunll • obtained at the above ad· endorsee as a m~tter ot nght No 1Tl2. •l*MIP r--o.d ln andtMur.,..id~~ ..,_.toaidnow'-ldtJyllWldlr tNG S AND LOAN AS· p3ge, of Olliciai Records 1~ LAWYER. section 21702 of said code ton Beach, Ca (7141 8~i, dress, lelephone (714)962· Said nit will l>t made. bul Boole llS, Peg.a 47 througll '9 In-ance a1 the Nott seci.nd by S9d o.o d ff\11111 .. ~ SOCIATION. SAVINGS AS· the office 01 the County Re· NOTICE OF on Iha goods hereinafter 7314. landlord reserves 2411 . w11nou1 covenant or warranty. dwlve Miai;.ll,.lfOU$ ~In Ille Nld Deed wtlh Interest Wlll..a " aerd Co..flly llld Sllllt 80CIATION OR SAVINGS corder of orANGE county TRUSTEE'S SALE described as Mlscel· the right to bid at the sale. Published Ne wporl express or 1mphed rtgard•no Mle. Offa ot lhe CounfY R.ecofder °' theRon as Pfovlded In said ~ ~ AS MORE SANK SPECIFIED IN SEC· State of ,;~LIFORNIA ex· UNDER DEED laneous House hOld Items Purchases must be made Beach·Costa Mesa Daily DOSStsSIOO O< encumbrances. to Yd Cowt1y APN I ilf.4&7·11The Noet. fees, chargu end U• FLU Y OE~f88) Off ~ TJON 5102 OF THE FINAN· eculotf by KATHERINE OF TRUST sofas. relrrgerotors, by cash and paid for at Iha Prtot Apt1f 25· 1996 satisfy tilt 111dcbtednus secu'!d llltHI 8ddteu end ochef-J*\MS ol the trust" and DEED Of TRUST The~ CIAL CODE ANO AU THO· CARLSON, AN UN MAR· Notice 1s hereby g111en washer, dryers, and per· time or purchase. All pur· TH324 !>y said Deed, advi!ltts tllereun dnignlrlon, If 1ny, of Che r.., the INsts cntted by aid tddr9ss aid Ollw OlllM9I Mg ~Z~~1;0ST~~E 8~7~~E~~ RIED WOMAN that Burrow Escrow Co .. a ~on~I p~perty. Due notice chased goods are sold as PUBLIC NOTICE der, woth interul 1s provided property deectibtd lbcM ls fl'll· =.cal T~ F«i !llllon, if q . ot ... ,.. ~ HELD AT THE ENTRANCE WILL SELL AT PUSUC Cahtornia Corpo,atoon as u!~nkg 0 ee~0g~er 10 par· Is and must ba removed al therein, and 111e unpaid pnncioal potttdtobe 3265Cobado llnt, ..,._ts,• Nici Ti~ dlttcrCledllllOl'trs~IDt. TO THE ORANGE C TY AUCTION TO HIGHEST lrustee. or successor n wn . am an in· time ol sale. Sale is subJecl Fictitious Business !>alance ot L~e Note securtd oy Costa ~ ~fofnlat2'2' The ,_...... u ·rustee, s Chsrry Hiiia u.. """'°" HALL 300 EAST CHlP BIDDEA FOR CASh. 11ustee, or subsllluled terestt t~erein ~d 1~8 "';'e to canceltalron In the event Nam• Statement saldOeedw!h 1nttrulthertonu ~Tnc.echdMttlflY = ~:--Chat1-9ead\CatZMOThewldli41td Mm.I ' AVENUE, ORANGE: CASHIE R· S CHECK trustee pursuant to the s~e~~~t ~~ =~~h ~:e~c~a~ of settlement between land· The l0Uow1ng persons are provided .~ U•d Note fees, r.Mil141yb lf!Vlnoon~ollht ~ 8 . 1• (818) Tnm. dls:lllllll ll1Y '*" 1cr ~LIFORNIA all fight, t•lle DRAWN ON A STATE OR Deed ot Trust executed by rn: expired will be sold to lord and Obligated party. doing business as: Crea-charges and upenses ot Irle llrffl ldd!ns sid o4tlef OOllllllOn ~ Assl~ ~~ "'f IClOllC:fl,.. d the~ ano tnteresl convey~d 10 NA T I 0 NA L BANK, A WINOLA RUSSELL. A SIN-the public by INSTDRAGE Ayres Self Storage, lure Comlorts, 2547 E. :ruslee and ine irvsts crtaled by IM\gnllioc\ II tl'lf, thown '*tin. D.tted: • Apf1I CM 1;li lddrtlcs lrlCI Cits CDlllll'CI\ Mg.. and now held by II under CHECK DRAWN B v A GLE WOMAN HUNTINGTON BEACH lo-Resident Maneger• Sand pebble LI\., Brea. CA said Oeed of Trust Dated SM! .. wlM be ll'ladt, ~ ~ ASN>'lDl1¥77 4111 "'' 4121 ll8llDn ti -.,_ ~ The d D d I T STATE OR FEDERAL Recorded 8,31/90 Inst p bl' hod N I 92621 .,6 SEA"'N RECO ~Ol-rrtly,t~or • • -·•· sar ee 0 rusl '" •ne CREDIT UNION OR A #90-468700 ot Olllc1a1 caled 11 7471 Warner Ave. u ts ewpor Kaeo Edward Milker, 2547 04'1!V1V~ "" O N· Implied. r1911dong 11111. ~ toCll ~al h 1111*! blllra properly s11uated in said CHECK DRAWN BY A Records on the otfice of the Counly ol Orange. State ol Boach·Costa Mesa Daily E Sandpebbte Ln Brea VEYANCE COMPANY as sa tiOll, 01 ~---'° PllY Che PUBLIC NOTICE flt ~ lmnd b'( h Coun1y and Stale de· STATE OR FEDERAL SAV· County Recorder of OR· Cahforn1a on the 9th day of Pilot April 25. May 2, 1996 CA 92621 " · Trvslte. 4900 Rtvtrprade Read, tvn.11"1"9 p<lnc:iplf '""' of ltlt prapmny to b9 "*'ht,....... scnbe~ ~s· T INGS ANO LOAN AS ANGE County, California, May 1996 al 8'00 am. , Th322 Jessica Cuthers. 9822 Sui/I 2810. lrwtndale, CA 91706 l>Ol•(•I Mair.cl by uld Deed o4 NOTICE Of TRUSTEFS SAlE IAm_, CIOCIS. ~ aid sg~BED LI~ s~~Dv D~E~ SOCIATION. SAVINGS AS· and pursuanl lo Iha Nohce Te; ms ~or lhe ~~ aie cash PUBLIC NOTICE Santtago Blvd .. VIII~ Park. (818)856·4858 (800)221· 184 Tl\ist, With 11>1 .. ne ll>t<tof\. PIO-UHOER DEED Of TRU$T FILE: ldltwlces • h ""' d ...... ~ l"AUST SOCIA TION. OR SAVINGS of Default and Etecllon lo on Y a e su I to can· CA "92667 (~Iii Ofl/yJ By 1t.1m Xaulm1.1, ~ In load note(sl. adv-, It 11'2't A.P. NtJllBER. "11-3U· ~of 1!t NoKe al S. 11 The strcol address and BANK SPECIFIED IN SEC· Sell tnereunder recorded fhellaho~ 1La~dlorg r1eser;ies BSC 5055 This business 1s con· Assistant Stcret1ry C2'3514 4 1111'/. under Ille lefms of ulct o..d 17 YOO ARE IH DEFAULT UN-llZ1."'-71 In ~ ID clltl ottier common designalion TION 5102 OF THE FINAN· JAN S, 1996 Inst. #96· lls~ ~fg namoes ~~d ~n~tn sm~ Notice of ducted by· a general part· 25. 5 U9 1996 ol Trusc. ...._ ch.~ end • OER A DEED Of TRUST DATED h Tl\IQle Ml 1CC1SJ1 a <*lfw'a ,1 an of Ille ,eal ro rt · CIAL CODE AND AUTHO· 0007868 of s<ild Olllclal u nershlp PUBLIC NOTICE Pf"MI of Ille T111&1• end of ltlt JanulfY 5 181t UNLESS YOU died! O'MI on 1 .-or !llDlll CJv~cr .. bed above ~5 ~ur~ RIZED TO DO BUSINESS Records, Wiii Sell on May b~r:NEE M PRINZ A0036 Avalleblllty of Have you started domg trusts oultd by said Died of TAKE AC.TIOH TO PROTECT blnk, Id-* drMI by I ..... or poned 10 oe 3121 WEST IN THIS STATE WILL BE 2, 1995 at 10 00 A.M al the BRIAN LA BELLE· A0204 Annual Return . business yet? No L03n 93 05933t2/00NLEY Trusl The loUf M10Ur11oflht1111-YOUR PROPERTY IT MAY BE ..... 09dll "'°' Of 8 c:tm COAST HIGHWAY ,6D HELO AT THE ENTRANCE tront door ot Burrow Es· LAUREN WINSCHEL Pursuant 10 Sec11on Jessica Cutl\ers Otl\tr 51706 5 File 5t•01 CCS plid ba11nce of IN obliglllon ... SOlD AT A POeUc SALE. IF ~llyldtllilCl'ladlr9111111gS NEWPORT BEACH CALt'. TO THE ORANGE CITY crow Co , 501 Parkcenter A0222 • 6104(d) of the Internal Rev· Thia atatemenl was tiled a p n 932.58.180 Notice ol Cllrtd by the prOf*IY 10 be IOld YOU NEED AH EXPLAllATIOH lild lo9I ~ _.. FORNIA 97663 ' HALL 300 EAST CMAP· Drl110, Santa Ana CA. al enue Code, nohce rs here wilh Iha County Clerk ot t . S U ,. O I end rUIONl>le estffNted ~ · MAN AVENUE, ORANGE. public auction. to ihe hi h· LIN DA MC 0UARR1 E • by given thal lhe annual re· Oran e count on 3·20.96 rus ee 5 4111 nuer eea 0 upensn and .tv-11 lht lime Of THE NATURE Of THE PRO-ll80Cll8on or &M\91119* "*" The unders•gned Trusiee CALIFORNIA all nght !Ille esl bidder tor cash (p~y· A0240 turn for the calendar year g 199~3877295 rust You are in delautt under a of"'-lnklll publicalon °'the No-CEEDtNG AGAINST YOU, YOU '*' " SICtlOn 5102 al fll F'*1· d1sc1a,ms any l1ab11t1{ lor and interest conveyed to able at the lime of sate '" SHAWN C. HERMSOORF, of 1995 or th• Hazel I. deed OI trust dar,d August 30 llc9 ot Slit i. smw•. The SHOOLD CONTACT A LAWYER Clll Oodt ni ....,,_, IO do any 1ncorroctness o the and now held by 11 under lawful money 01 the United a0691 Maag Foundatron, 11 pnvete Dally P1tot April t8. 25, 1993, untess you ta~e action lo bene6c:llry undtt ~ o..d of Noece " '*"by ~ '* SER· llu9*l r1 ,_.,.. "' .. _,. ~lreet address and other said Deed ot Trusl m lhe States) all right mte and SUMAN C . KALAR IA, foundalion, Is available at May 2, 9, 1996 th3t7 1>rotec1 your proptrf'f I may be Trll&t flenl4obt tQQMd Ind di. AAHO RECONVEYAHCE COM-"'*°'* '*'*' • lllllll*d ~~~~~;wn dhe:,l~~ation, 11 property situated 1n sa1CJ lnteresi. convey~d to' end A~~~E ROBINETT A0731 the foundalion's principal PUBLIC NOTICE 5~1~:i,:ta~~~ ~f~h!' ~~~~,~~ keel to \hf undtrslgntd al!lflllan PANY. • lr\Oe. or a.a:ieaor N TNSlll ll'lflf ...-. h Sa;d sale will be made County and State de· now held by II under said SASAN l<HAJAVI AOT38 ~Hice 1or Inspection during the proce~OinlJ ilQJ•nslvou you OedarwtlonolOtlaultendl>lmlnCI INSllle. er subsnMd lMi* al*I09 of 1111 TNl199'1 o.td bul without covenant or scrrbcd as. deed .n the property situ· NANCY v REE LAND· egula.r buslnau. hours Fictitious 8u1lneH shoul,j con!acl a IJw;tr Notice b s., 1nd' wilfltn Holles of 0.. pi.nulnl to the o.d al Trust ""'um i.:tDfl!I...,..... IO h W.rran1y. express or im· AS COMPLETELY DE· ated In said County and BALLAN AOn7 from 9.00 Im 10 4.00 p.m. Name Statement s htreOt g•1e11 tn~t BEC Trust tlull wld Elect-to Stl fl~-exa:ultdtiyFERDUIHA UYGUR. Pl¥I' or encbw. •I -ot IJhOd regarding lltie pos· SCRIBED IN SAID DEED State and described as fol· MICHELE L TITTLE by any citizen who re-The following persons are Deed 5.lrvict A Delaware dtJS19ntd QUMd uld Nola °' A SINGLE loAAH All> CAR0UNE ~ Slld .. 11111 t. mmll, laA nasion. cond1t1on, or en· OF TRUST lows: A0784 ' que~ts It within 10 days doing business as: The Ad Corpora11on ilS trustee. or 0.laull Ind Ei.caJon lo S .. '°be SCHERF. AH UNMAARIED llllfiout ~ ti' '9\'Wlly, cumb1ances including The street address and Lot I or Tract 2029. as per PAYTON CHACALOS atte the date 01 this publl· Zone Ad11ertislng Design & successor tJUSlee or suDsltluted rtC>01d«I In tilt COlln'Y 'tl!Nlr• the WOMAN Reoarded on 01/tVt• exp.a Cl' rqiild ~"' h · other common designation. m1p recorded 1n Book 112, • cation. Pholog h 188 N Or · rNI prop.rty ~ 1oc11ec1 OM · li'es c arges and IX· if any or the real property Pages S 6 7 and 8 ol Ml• A0855 The foundalion's principal r•p y, • 11us1ee pursuJnt to tile deed ol •...aot t9M ~~ • ~llWll No -.019'St Sid~ Cl'~ IO pcnses ot lhe Trus1ee and descr1.bed above 15 pur· celia~~s'Maps In Iha 01• CINDY HELT C/O M. o!hce Is localed at Uoyd ange St .. Orange, CA 11us1uecuteo0yR0~110ontty S'""· LLC T 1ee.e.t11 the ~•of Oledal TMll .-dy flt·~-.:u'ld of 1he 1rus1s crearod by . · SIMON B0005 c b & A 1 92666 marr !O m~n as n1s sole ano tMCeS. • as nisie.. t11 recorded ~3131• • ~ ~ m11 o.d .,..... ~ $aod Deed ot Trust, to ~ay ported lo be. 2916 IRVINE lice of the County Recorder PACIFIC AUTO BROKER open arger ssoc ates. Karen Regina Fadel, 52 eparate property recorded on Casllt, AuttlOlirld SlaNIUrt. ~ n. 6'150 Office dlr tlllll .....,. • pVlldld lhe rema1n1ng prmclpal AVENUE , NEWPORT olsa1dcounly B0025 • 4875 MacArthur Court, Camino del Oro, Rancho 9/01/1993 as instrument no dresa. PO Sox 51!311, o.tta, No t rib al .. .wiwn Ind h ~ aums ot 11\t note(s) M · BEACH. CA 92660 APN. 419·133·12 JIM SHIPLEY ERA RE· Suite 7~, Newport Beach, Santa Margarita, CA 92688 3·0593312 '" Doo~ p~e of Taus 75~1'"81, Foi TM1 .. 'a Reoordlr cf Ol'.,,ge Cony, ol flt ~ --::'. o..1ea by said Deed or The unoersrgne<j Trustee Proper1y tddress Is pur· ALTY BOl t 1 Cahfom1a 9.2660. This business ta con· lloal records in the oflrce ot s.i. lrtlo<ulon pleat call 49111 CeWcme ol Offotf Aeoords""' ~ "'* .., Trust to w•t S71 011 08 d1scla1m1 any hablhty ror portedly known as· 2'429 RICHARD PITCHFORD The Principal Manager of dueled by: an Individual tile county lt!COfdet or Orange 3111.7721. lOHt'.STAR ~T· alb al ... Co..flly Reccidll d 19d o.d .ti rw IWI • w•ll\ inieresi thereon from any 1ncorrectnoss of tho ll1tle1on Place, Cosle B0983 • tha foundation ts Uoyd Have you started doing unty Caltlornia and pursuant G.\GEE SERVICES, LlC IS A Oninet CQny c.tbnie, lild pwdld 11 S8d ~ •..... 8101 9J at 1 o 250.._ per street address and or her Mesa, CA NA DI NE MENDOZA Co Pen bar g er. l Io yd business yet? yes. Jenuary to the notiee ol delaull and DEBT COllECTOR AnEMPTING pu'9lrlt IO .. NoKe of °" ... dllrVM Ind ..,_ al flt a"num as provided .n said common designation. 11 The undersigned Trustee B0987 • Copenbarger, Principal 1996 leetion to sell thereunoer re· TO COLLECT A OEST. Al« i.. m Elilc1lln to 511 ~ tnm. ni h tNlll 0..-llJ note(s) plu1 cost and any any, shown herein d1scta1ms any tlablhly tor PACIFIC AUTO BROKER Manager, Lloyd Copen· Karen Fadel ordad 01/1711996 '" book. F<lmlAllON OBT~D Will BE ~ 01IOVttM • ~l!Wll aerd o.td d Tl\llt Otlld· Id. ances with interi>st ES· Said sale will bo made, any incorrectness o ttie C008:2 · barger, Attorney °' Ac· This slllemenl wu flied aoe as instrument no 96• USED FOR THAT PURPOSE No N-Gatttt 11 lad Oflotl CMIOlt1• StlUtANO MCC*-~ATED TOTAL DEBT but without covenant o1 slreet address or other MICHAEL STEWART, coun1ant. al _4875 w11h the County Clerk of 23~JOolS<11dofhNl1ecords ASAP200IOl4111.~t.4'!S RaocrdlWl•on05l02119M• V£VANCl ~Al«• l9d 184.301 80 warranly, e~preu or 1m. common designation, II C03l4 MacArthur Court, Surte 700. Orenge County on 4.5.96 11 sell on 05(16/1996 at rn Tne the Main~) Elltflftaa to tlM TNSlle 4t00 ~ ~ 1'tle beneficiary nder plied, regardlnQ tllle. pos· :iny, shown horeln. CYNTHIA HOFFMAN, Newport Beach, Calllomla 19963075397 Front 01 The F130poles At Tne PUBLIC NOTICE eou-Courttiov ... 700 CMo Sl4'lt 28~ ...... CA t11'0tl -0 0 f T u session. cond1hon, or M· The total amount of the 92660. . . M 111 E Ai Ti Th Pl ... , .. -.nu (-~•r. 1149 ll• e11CJ o rust herelo· cumbrancu. rnclud•ng unpaid balance ol the obit· C0349 Published Newpo1t Daily Pilot April 4, 11, 18, Na C ntry C ea o 0 e 4 ~ceE NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S C:.llter Dtlw.Wt9'. Santa Ant. (81u,__,.. _,.... ~ ~-~~~te~nd:~:.gn~~·v~ lees. charges 1nd ex· gallon secured by the ~:~~ ~+~~~· ~00005568 Beach.Coste Mesa Daily 25. 1996 Th30S Clle :a~ Av~nl~n~~ 1CA " SAU; utm DEED Of' Ct• l.'5 AM• lllAlk &C11on 10 ~---~~~~~ ~ 0 ~naes of Iha Truslee and propeny to be sQld and · P1101 April 25, 1996 PUBLIC NOTICE 10 ~O b'-· TRUST f1t· 2532'7 Loan· h ~ bddw lcr C#I _,, --·• · Wl1tt9n ectara11on or O• ol the trus1s created b" reasonable 'llm•t d LORI BLAKEMORE, Th318 am.atpu .... aucllon,to • • ~.,..,,.of .. " . ...,. 4111.W19M l'di'llt ano Demand for Sal•. 0 T ' 9 e N0603 Ille hlQllest bidder lor cash *'713o4CS octw: 1221878 of Iha St dhtl a w111111n Notice or D•· said eed 01 rusl. 10 pay costs. expenses and ad· MELISSA SANTUCCI PUBLIC NOTICE Flct1Uou1 8u1lneH (payable al lhe time ol sale In AP. Numelw: ~ nawy un.d .. ), ai--------- lau11 and Election 10 Soll the rem1tnlng principal \lances 81 lhe lime of the N0620 ' N•me Stetement lawlul money of Ille Unned YOU 1iM. W DEFAUl.T UN-'911. 11111 8'\d ~ ~ Tile uoderslgn&d caused sums of the note(s) st· lnltilll pvblrcation of lhe No-LEANNA LOPEZ, N0629 NOTICI OF The followtng persons are IJlel) aQ ngll\. bile and lnttf· Dl!Jlt A DEED °' TRUST, IO 8'\d "°"held br • undlr Mid ...0 No11ce ot Oeleult and cured by sale! Deod ot 11 c e or s a 1 e 11 1 P· TERRY l YN FRANK UN PUBLI,._ AUCTION doing buslneu as· Kudos t conveyed to and now held DATl!D t2121110 UNl.l:aS o.ci ti TMI 11 h property E ,, 1 S Trust to wit: $226,312.58 Proxlmalely $44,086.00 • " · 6 i1 d Id d d t It 11 YOU TAKE ACT1QN TO .,_,.,Aid OMlly fltd SIM I•«=' on lo ell to be , .. wllh Interest thereon from EXACT OPENING BIO MAY N0630 Noll~ 11 her•by given Unltd., 1 646 Ev11green un er sa te o us n . 00.dod In lhe county where 11/01/94 ., e 825% POI BE OBTAINED sv CALL· ANTHONY PATE, N0638 lhel the undersigned Wiii Circle. Fountain V1fley. CA lh• property Sllualld In said PftOTrCT YC>t.lft flftOPEt-~ deso1bed AS MORE lllt real property Is located. annum .. provfded In said ING THE TRUSTEE THE TIM LYDELL WILSON sell at Public Auction on 9270&·2311 unty 4nd 9Ull hereinafter TY Ff *Y 18 IOU> AT A Fl.UY OE~l8ED ON ~ ' ~OR SALES tNFOR· nole(s) plus cost and any DAY PRIOR TO SALE N0659 ' 05/06196 at 11:30 a.m. et: OeMls H. Kudo. 166<16 Ev· desctlbed A$ more PMIJOufarly flU8LJC IAlL P YOU 0EED OF TRUST Thi property MAT I 0 H r Mon ·fl r I advances with Interest ES· In addition to cash the FRED WOO OS JR .. N0660 AU.SPACE, 8514 HAMIL· ergreen Circle, Founttln Onorll>cd tn daad ot llusl refer· NEED N4 l!XPlAN.\TIOH °' -**-Ind°"" C101M1a11 ~· 8 100am \o $:00pm TIMATEO TOTAi. DEBT Trulleewlllacceplcertmad JOHNKNIQHT,NOMS TON AVE., HUNTINOTON Valley.CA9270&-2311 ,n8ceO~llertltl APNO 932·5··~~'lt..,...T "'°"vou .... ~..,.ot ... ltllproperty .~~ JOHN REED, N0674 8CH., CA 92648 lhe per· This business 11 c:on-'"' preperty address and ._......,,._ -, dtectlbed-..•=IObe .... _ 'lfNIOfY r-WILEY RON MILLER. aonaJ property of the fol· ducted by: an fndlvldu11 !her common Otttgnauon, If YOU SHOULD COHfACT A tt05 Oatc:Mto, '-"• 3500 Pacific View a.Mt No675 lowing: Hav• V® started doing y. 01 me real oropertv dt· LAWYIDl Notlet la ~ c:. t2NO The lllldnl;ned TM-_--...... .STARTING ANEW \~B USINESSfr 11 1, , Publtshed Newport AUTRY. C0-48, HOUSE· t>uslneu yet? No ibed aDove lS purl)Olled to gtven that CO.tit f.ct k • •......,. '*'Y lot ......... .-.-...• Beach·Co11a Mesa Dally HOLD ITEMS, WEIGHT Dennis H. Kudo t1 Undra• COi/fi Ntwporl ¥1Ctt, • ~ COtpota-... _ "] h _..!:?ll .. -•~---00--· Piiot April 25, M•Y 2, 1996 MACH. This slatamenl WU flied lltacfl. CA 92660 The under· Uor\ .. ~. Of IQJh .. ..,......, th320 WARREN, 0043. HOUSE· with lh• County Clerk Of lontd lrUSlet dlScialms any tUCC.fftof tNltM, Of •Ub9tlo .... .,., oe.. ~ ~ ... .._ 1---------HOLD ITEMS Or•nge County on 4·2·i8 ablUIY for ony tncormtnest Of Nted1Nlt"punuanttoh ~.If,,.,.,, ftMrl ,__, ,,.. IB.L ...WAY PUBLIC NOTICE MC CONKEY. eoo. 1P98H78722 • p1ope1ty address and other o..d at Trull euc'*d by IOC.llll'llClllllot .. ll'\Plld~ HOUSEHOLD ITEMS CAR Dally Piiot April '4 t1 ta mon dt$tQ!la11()1l, II llny, ""*-' Jotw\ t<Joaf\, an~°' ... ~ .:u'ld b'(.. MOf'tllarY. a.p.4 NOTICI o~ SALi DIAZ. f029 HOUSEHOLD 25 t9" • Th3o4 hown herein The IOI.ii emoufll INftt.d 11*1 lilacofded on ,...,,, ID be ... nl....... crem.uon In tccotdance With Ille IT!MS ' • I the unpaid ~~ce 01 Ult U2111 M ~ No. ~ ~ ._.. fltd provt1ton1 of Socitlon 21100 ROSS/ROACH. Foss. PUBLIC NOTICE bllO-'llQll secured 'tJf me prop tMOOClll 8ool!-hOt-of .-.... 11111. not flt...., 110 Broedw8Y thrc>uQI\ 211UI or lhe Call-HOUSl!HOLD ITEMS rty to be IOI<! 81\d rmon~t>le omcw r~ "'the oC'lb ~ ot ... ~ oUillu Ca.ta Mee9~ romi1 8u11ne11 Ind Prof•.. SCAm:E. Ott5, HOUSE· NOTICE OF TJIUSTCU SAU &mated costs. exptnsu and of ... ~ "9cotder of h11,17U5 ... addito'I w *"· ..... ,. tlOna Codt 11\ert ~ HOLD ITEMS UNOfft OUD Oil TJIUST fl\.(• anc:tS at Ille llmt OI VI• 11\IWI Oranoe ~ and ~-.. T~ ..... I c.tllfWI ________ ., Clue, 11np1ld 110flgt r .. fOf ANTONOIORQI H053 1110145 A' NtJMl[ll• •21: t>OcabOtl Ol ltlt note. 01 salt .... to"" Nodce of 0.. dladl ... °"I .. er,... wt'tlcl'I INSTORAOE SANTA HOUSEHOU> ITl!MS ' 26'·'1 'YOU AIU IN Off AULT S~t.309 02' It Ille lOi.I fllM ftl ~ to ltl bn 1 ._..drM\"'1 .._or ANA ,. tnllts.d 10 • lltn CAQL!'t'. Ht1•. House. UNDER A ouo 0, TllUST •bt. llowtver Ille oenelldatY .......... neorotd on ..... CNdlt UllOfl 01 • cf** puquan1 10 section a11oa HOLD ITEMS ~toed \0 ~01 ' d•ff· 1:wDll., look"",._:") o1 .. Id eode on the goods K. AUCTION $!AVICf DATU> Mtrcll 29. 1810 UN· bid ~O~ll'Y 18 ~Hie». -..11-dl'MI ~ t ... or lldr9' tll!llll' heftll'\lfttf dffef1btd ancS p 0 80lC 92& l<[ll.. y .; USS YOU TAKE ACTION TO n HHO In 001Uon to n of 11111 Offtdll ~ w11 llld ._, ~ IMIOt dUt notice ll•vfng ~ KARL JACKSoN RIALTO "OTECT YOUft PROl'EftTY, IT 11\t lnlJIM w•• '"'Pl 1 QStller'• W on llMI ......., et: M ~ or '9119 bri -.,. glwn to pant•• known 10 CA eain TELE: ~?3' MAY II IOlO AT A l'UIUC It d1awn on 1 ti.II• °' n. the Ncww. ftont -.nc. to lad n s..., a102 ti flt F..,. ~aim an Interest theflln 0744 AUCtiON 'eoNO ; IAlf .• , YOll NCCO AN [XN. tional D.tnk .• CllK-drawn Oy. 1ht ~ Oounhouttw; Clll ClDdt 1lld dlOflM ID • \nd the time •peetf* In ?~HI NATIOll OF TH! NATlllll Of THE tale or ltdtral trt4tl union Ori c:Mc 0.. Drtve ~ ~ 1111 ... Ill .. Mlt IUCfl notice fOt p,tfment ot Publtitled NtwP-Ort "OCUOlllG AGAINST YOU, Cllawn bV 1111' Of lederat a.MAN. CMlorNa ll t· .._._._._. ........ ~1".._Mfff• having tlq)lted ltacl\.COala M ... Dally YOU IHOUlO CONTACT A S enO ~n OQaQOll. lllM al IMlllie ~ti> h flt TNllllll 1111J _..... .. ..,. .,. told a1 Ol.lt>l1e •ue> Plfo1 Ma1ch tt, 251 1918. UWYCll ~ 1s rierei>y piWn 1 UtONllOll °' savrng1 hilt*'* _...., lar Ullh -" .. Tiu.n Dlld lion by IN&TOAAOe '1Hm llWt l(llllANO RCCONVEYANCE 111UPfCJl1tOlilltclton5102ol ,.,.... at ..... al .... llllU!dl ........... to .. SANTA ANA located II COMl'ANY as WStte Of IUC Ille Fiii~ COde and IUlllOI· tn '-"' ...., of ,.. ,... ft.,... ....... .. ~· 56111 S';:. ~tv Of PUILIC NOTfCI! • ,ctMll tr;,,,t °' a.ib~.ited d 1o do l>Ustnt" tn 11111 tUlt.t ~ -....~ 11 tlgN. • ff/If a. .. ., • ..._ -.. .,,....:.. tat• Y• ~fon1111 , • 0 -1!f MAI ttndtt oltlel 1lllfl ..,. ..... CGIMI,. 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The Daily Pilot & The Independent accept no liability for any error in an advertisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually ~upied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the first insertion. .. ,.. • ,, Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Tuesday ............. Monday 5:00pm Wednesday ....... Tuesday 5:00pm Thursday ........... Wednesday 5:00pm (Please include your name and phone oumbtt and we11 call you back with a picc quoce.) ~OUM. HOU'IHG Ol'POllTUNITY All real Ullll ldvtr1l1illg In this UWSJllll' la M~ct to Ille Fed· •rlf fair ........ Act " 1"8 u ......_ ..... Nkls il 111e1a1 lo lhlrUll ''Illy prelcrtn'1, llmll.tltn er •lscrlmlnallon NIH " race. coll( rwllglon, "'· ••lea,. lamlllal "'"" Of lalieul wttlll. W lrl lalillllloll IO ..... ., ... ,,.WUCt. llml· flliM•~:· 11lls lllWl,8'1f Wiii 1101 .......,~ .. Mftftil•· ....a llf rtal 111111 wlllcll Is la rloUUM of 11111 ... Ovr rlideri ft NfHY .......... INI 111 ... 11 .. , lf"'1illcl ill 11111 .... ,., .......... 111111 .... 1 JJ I tllllilly lllliL Tl Am- -II .... I ...... call HUD ...... ll 1·•·424·15tO.. f1lf Ult WIUl"I•. DC wta ,11111 ull HUD .. 421·3500. Friday ................ !bursday 5:00pm llYMAILGa• ......... 330 West Bay Streel Costa Mesa. CA 92/JTl Comer d Newport 81¥d ... Bay Sl " COSTA MESA 2124 CORONA NEWPORT CQMMERCIAL LOST & EMPLOYMENT. EMPLOYMENT DEL MAR 2622 BEACH 2669 IAND 2778 FOUND 2925 5530 5530 -----• 603Q * E 'a Ide Lg 3Br 2 Ba, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirt--------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-iiiii:.i MERCHANDISE BUILDING MATERIALS w/d. 4-car gart court-CDM Studio 1 rm· STUDIO APT auto repair shop, 2 FOUND · Black cat, le-$40,000/Vr Income INSIDE SALES ANTIQUES 6010 yd, ofc, lndry rm. 193· shower, & small kitch-SANITIZED! 1 house lifts, lic'd/ready $2,000 male, noar E.18th & potentlal. Home The Classified Ad11or· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii C Magnolia. 51400 AVI enello area. lots of to beach. $600/month. mo. 217 Avocado CM Tustin Ave, C.M. 646· Typists/PC users Toll 1is1n9 Department has now. No pet. 645-1020 cmlo0s.e1ntsc/lc.aubtllnl.eAtsv1 5s111205. Incl ulls. Call 548-2369 (619) 726-8100 1_9_6_1_1_. ------eFxreTe-1( 3 1 6 ) 10fo0~·81199101n-9g7s7.8 an op 1 ening fo 1 r a full W'S"d Q • S LOST • Grey cat, male. limo ns1de sa es rop I e • Ulet t. Call for apt. 759·0665.1••··--------------older. Westside C.M. $40,000/Vr Income The candidate must 3-Bdrms. New carpet. 700 'h Larkspur Ave. BUSINESS & area Please contact potentlal. Home have strong telomar- $1050 752-2881 MISCELLANEOUS A.J. 753·3321. Typists/PC users Toll kelin!}_ abiht1es and --------COSTA MESA 2624 RENTALS FINANCE Free (1) 000.090.9ne cnioy co1d-ca11ing. 2144 • .. •••••••• HEALTH & ex T-l396 lor listings. P11ys1cal/drug screen-1• 1ng required Base All Utll P Id I I Aeroblca/Step plus commission. Xlnt iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii a n rg •------------------FITNESS 3000 In a tr u ct o r·Y MCA IRVINE BEST PRICES PAID Turtlerock Tnhm 2Br 2'h Ba. A/C, d in, den. pool. dbl gar, w/d, fp. patio New Carpet $1450. 658-8034 1 Br. 5565· Avl now. E. ROOMS 2706 BUSINESS liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Exp, evenings. full la-~e~e~t cfac~a1i~ ~~:v of Harbor, 363 W. Bayl"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii OPPORTUNITY WANTED 75 PEO· c1hly. new equip. SB/hr --------.., S300 dep. 970-6261 1• Oetting at (714) 574· NB Close to Beach! 2904 PLE to lose weight Contact Jill 642-9990 4250 for an in1erv1ow Top Dollar Paid! ~·Sdlde 1 2dBhrkDuplex In clean, quiet home. iiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii and earn money. Doc-ATTN: EXP ER I· or lax resume to (714) From 1600-1960. 1 ar • w ups, gor. c 1 111 · t or recommended. EN CED TRUCK 631·6594. pc 10 entire es1a1e Quiet. No pets. $865/ ommun ty poo enms FT/PT Distributor 100% nalurat herbal DRIVERS. DRIVE ---------1 Paintings. china. 2 Stoel buildings, public 11qu1dat1on, 40x30. Wiii !.elf for $3370 open ends 40x60 will s,u for S4940 Guaran1e~ complete with blue- p11n1s. Can Clchver. 1· 600-292-01 11. 2 STEEL BUILO. INOS, Public llqu1cfjf tion 40x30 will sell tor 53 370, open ond9' 40x60 will sell tor S4 9.:10 Guaranteed complete with IJtue. prtnls. can dellvor 1· 800-292·0111 NEWPORT BEACH mo. 619-934-3710 s450/mQ. 548'1903 Exciting new Oral based products. No TO OWN!! so down/ LANDSCAPE glswaro, furn, etc. EAST SIDE Studio NB Rm w/pV1 bth In 2Br Vitamin Spray. Great exercise required. 78 cents all miles. Gardener PfT. Shor-lmmed cash, top s. PETS & Apartment , $550 condo. Pool/spa/tenn. opty. Call 662-3351 Money-back guaran-Ownership possible in man Gardens. COM 6 73 -6223 ANIMALS 6049 2169 3Br 2Ba 1 hse 10 bch . Aedec. gar. A11all 4/15. Min 1 yr lse. $1350/ mo. 818-501-0097 includes utilllles. Fem n/s pref. S550/ Local Vending tee.1·800·433-0167. 18 months Averoge Call Dorothy Mon thru ---------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 548-3561 mo incl ultl 640·95l0 Route, 20 estab· 10,000 +males/month. Fri, 673-2266 D PT A T EASTSIDE 1BR. util NB/Bluffs Private lbr, lished accls, Buy all/••••••••• Company D11vers: _N_u_r_a_e_ry_P_e_r_s_o_n __ A 0 • ·PE pd. $790. Patio, stove. ba-den, w/gar .. w/d., part. 600-775-2219 PERSONALS NEWER EOUIPMENT. 2 or more retail, 0 .H. APPLIANCES 6011 ~~~iM~~'T.& F~~~la~ lrplc. lndry. 336 E. kit privl, pool. Quiet, ....,..M""c'"'1""P'"'h_o_n_e-=c,....a-rd---=R""'T""'E""'S,... •••••••••• Compe1111vo pay/bon-Degree. or CC N P 20th St. 546-6094 Female S600 644-0263 LOCATIONS GOING of ii s . Ca 11 · NEW T d b I 1 Valley Puppies. k\1.-APPLE LINES 1 ·600· op pay an enc 1 s Brand New washer, lens and more, all FURHISHD STUDIO Room To Rent FAST! Inv Roq 843_6306 or 1•600• Cal Mr Lathrop at dryer and refrig looking for loving. car· APTS All New lnterl· Non smoker and child 600-700-7177, 24 Hrs. PERSONALS 3002 643_3384 Madison, Flowerdalc Nurseries Please call 722_7792. ing homes CALL 597. •••••••••I Exec Fam needs 4 Br home or condo, nr HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE COM high, stan July 1St, 766-3246 ors, $517/mo. incl Ok. Call after 7pm H 0 SECURITY? iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii South Dakota Mon-_1_1_4_·6_3_3_·9_2_00_. ---1 9037 for more info u111 .. Pool, lndry lac. 714·631-9011. p R 0 BLEM S AT NEW FREE PARTYLINE Fri. 6-5 PM Central. POSTAL & COV'T JOBS New GE washer and '""A-d"""o_r_a_b,....,..le--=s""'l_a_m-... --. gated. Nr Triangle Sq. WORK? Pay too low? CALLllll S2t/HOUR·BENEFITS dryer Please call lmmac Lido Isle 3Br Park Piece VIiiage Learn our system, 1·801·871-5555 NO EXP WILL TRAIN 721·9912. m111 klllens 6 wks Old'. 2~·Ba. frplc, 2.car gar, ___ 7_1_4_1_8_4_8_·_7_8_0_4 __ RENTALS TO k 1 h 1 C 11 1a .. tonn dist 10n .lO/min• Cashie r, S ervers 4 chocolate pt. 1 wor rom ome a • & Espresso Ba r Appl · Into 714-647·1991 black All w blue eyoc patios. 111 Via Eboll. MOVE·IN SPECIAL SHARE 2724 1-600-860-7335 ext. For upscale Bakery & --------... FURNITURE 6014 S25 644·6483 52300. 310-277-1563 1&2BR $895·$785 106 tr--'"'211.....,,....rw.-.r-~ Cale. Expd, neat & R·e·b·e·I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii GENERAL 1002 Large2Br2Ba Home Frptc,mlcrowave,w/d. NB Eastblutt 2Bd 2ba PEPSI/NESTLES HOTTEST friendly, need only A womens woar •Poodles AKC• i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil In Excluslve Npl Hts. pool, lndry, carport w/ Good view. acces~ to ROUTE. National, X * X * X * opply. S6 hr Tips. FT bou11que in Fash Is *HOUSEFUL* Tea Cup Toy & Mini 2·Fplcs. Avail nowl storage. Great locl No pool. A11I May 1. $400 reputable company .. 4ft>WM'llffiA positions avl. 733-6310 noods a dedicated, Llhr sofas. sleigh bed. S250·S950 7l4-7St·3465 GOV'T FORECLOSED 5 1500 744-1382 1 __ p'--o_t_s_. 5_4_0_·_4_62_8___ 1 sVlast. 644-9124 Skip has the newest nne ol 1.69 UVE Customer Service• exp'd I/I sales person. entertainment armoire, s av 8 abused and home• for pennies Newport A cross the vending mochlnes1 ~la. 1 on 1 Hrly •comm 640-7300 Victorian furniture silk abandoned pots Be 111 On $1. Delfnn .. ent Tax, _N ___ rt_N--t-h--2-B-d S NB M/F reco11erlng AA n .. n1'lable. 50 local & ...._ 05 050 Front desk. Npl YMCA I c floe & d ta Repos. AEOs. vour :.":&: H:ir~~d firs. P~~:~~2~~~·63:~·rv1~~ stroke NA acceptable. ;; .. sites. Earn ac;o:739:~420 Greet members, receipts, Sales Doctor Eort Mon-~~~~· 01~ Gran~7athe; ~~~~~~~~~ri~~te< Cllit Area. Toll Free 800· 2·<:ar gar attatched. Ave.117 720-9422 x203 Gorgeous ocn vu PH, $2.500/Weekty Self 818-758-9100 phones. rcg1slra1ton, dell"s prods. Author ol clock 714·694-9880 698-9778 EX1. H·1361 51450/mo. 707•7583• 3Elr 2Ba. lndry, pool, employed l ·BOO-Jl l· 10-15 hrs 642-9990 the Vitamin Bible, etc . for cµrrentl Ustl~•· ---------Studio w/kitchonette, sp1a. eKer rm. $750/ 7632. DAYCARE xlnl opty 816 594-7065 Antique drop teal SPORTING Npt North 2Br 2Ba prv ent., $470 inc. ulll/ mo+•hutil. 656·5468' ---------1----------1 Montessori School SECRETARIAL table S65, blue wing GOV'T FORECLOSED condo, 2.car gar. AC. cable, w /d, Horso NB Ocean View PURCHASE/LEASE SCHOOLS & 3 pm-Spm. S-ECE mini-Full time 8.30•5.30 chair S75, 673·6071 GOODS homes for p ennies w/d , pool. No pots. propeny 548-5861 Modern, near sand, lg K i tchen in Orange ,..,.., mum. Call 756-6855. Monday-Friday in our Floral couch, 1 yr old, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 6065 on Sl. Delinquent Tax. $1450/mo. 640•1529 Stup•nd"'US toot 1Bf. sundk fndry pvt entr Counly Sports Bar. INSTRU\..uON 3012 DRIVERS E I Legal Ad11ert1s1ng Do· S200. L111 rm chair S75 1 •• Co leman Cano• Repos, REO•. Your----------.. · · · Immediate lncome liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • xper · ~ No Pets Elec range $595/mo 64"'4400 d OTA Fl lb d partmcnt. lnd1v1duol Recliner S75 All l<lnt w ·paddles. s3oo Me~· Area. Toll Free 800· Pannramlc Ocean · ' · .,.. · with only $10k invest· ence a e ,,.. ... patio encl gar •---------BECOME A MEDICAL d 1· e s/traineos Aver must be extremely re· 546-1396 (lot ring) road bike TroL 500 -898 9776 E t H 1361 I II ' NB Share large apt. ment. (714) 580-6686 r v r · " · x · • v ews a rooms. S550+dep. 642-5964 TRANSCRIPTIONIST. s3o 000 spons1ble with good Frl•Sat•Sun 9.5 r1es $200 546-9294. for current llsllngs 1 er ... Den Condo. 5275/mo. Ulls pd. R•ac h Mllllons on o k age · ,year. $1450/mo. 722-7226 Poot and rec room wt pportunlly 10 wor 01 Company paid modi· attendance record Furn, cllhos, glass- COSTA MESA 1024 ------ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil NEWPORT 4Bd .2Ba All remodl'd. COAST Room for RV. Drive by iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2170 only, 269 Cecil Pt. S255K Agl-650-3006. N•wport Coast Condo Trovare 1750sl 3Br 2.SBa Vlew. fp, lg kit, It Berber. $1985/mo 587·3305 OHIT * fOI IOOMITG ~'8· -. lgr -Occllpenc •W/O Hit~•,,,._• toc...rcloM ·-·....,.. c:m..-e ~722·7505 pool tobles. 722_1603 the Internet for pen-home or In office typ-col, dental Insurance. and be able to work ware & m 1 s c .r .. •••••••• nlos a dayl FREE Re· Ing for doclors. Home All conventionals. Be well wHh people 1516 Cumberland Ln t• N lguel Summit Prof'I porll 1-800·408-8616. study. Free literature minimum 23, COL "A'. Good typing and ---------'GARAGE SALES pref .. room nvl. pool, X4521 For detalls. P.C.D I .. Atlanta, Geor-TSE 1_800_546_3120 proolreoding skills o Immacula te Furniture •••••••••• Jacuzzi, priv bath, g1a. 1 ·800-362-7070 Ext CA·2 must $7 50 per hour Everything goes S20 house pri11 S500 Dept. YYE76202 _E_A_R_N--$-1-0-0-0-, -S Physic:> I drug screen-to S.2.500 obo cherry RENTALS WANTED INVESTMENT mg required. EOE M B R sets. rice poster & ---------OPPORTUNITY WEEKLY. Workers f /H/0 Please lox re· sleigh, lormBI dining BALBOA MEMBERSHIPS needed Immediately. sumo to Judy oeuing rm w 'chana cabinet, ISLAND 61Q.6 2726 2908 3018 Processing mall al (714) 631·6594 leather sofa set, Vlc1o·1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJii·J iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii home Free supplies/ ---------r1an living rm, grdfn·I• NEWPORT BEACH liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiii N d I liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Information No obh· S • c re t a r y/ 1 her clock. plus Moving Sale Orea\ 1069 •---------•• 1 person w BALBOA BAY CLUB 0 B kk e M I 2 2 6 II 457 S d Rare unit over garage. t bll ti & S3K gation SASE rb11 oo ••P r, a e 20· 9 e stur eaw1r1 ---------NEWPORT mgm 8 1 es · Full Membership $4K 2 Po B 14''"'76 or female, const. ---------Rd (PCH past PopA" iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil SOUTH COAST W/deck. for 40's exec. Get your money back • . ox "" . KI n g B d ' m •et . w .. S 3 .,. 000 8 8 BEACH 2669 COM/NB aren $250 & on-golni ~ercent In Save S1K 487·5125 Orlando. FL 32614· ofc exp., 1 person Honroden. Pe.can, Iott) 6·11 Sat 1 •• 1 '· 1 a, MET.RO 2186 finders loo 722 7307 I I I 0476 otc, AP/AR, PR, gated comm .• small iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii . • bus ness. g ncome FOR SALE ---·------Q u I ck e n• fa x Mcdtr. styl, 9 dr drsr, ---------';.;. ocean view. Ross Real 11{1BR $825• •---------poton. 1-800-464-5579 CENTER CLUB EARN MONEY Read· resume 759•0920 hdbd, 2 dbl drwr nt· CORONA Estate 250-4525 Airy 1Br Iott condo. Lg 2B"R 2BA $725/Up GARAGES MEMBERSHIP Ing Books' $30,000/yr NB area. stands, S750 548·6965 DEL MAR 61..,., k II · 1 & h h •••••••••• Income poten1101 Oe----------• ""' $209,000 2 Br. 2 Ba, kllch. ' y ghts. patto. Ro rig dis was er FOR RENT 2740 Enjoy all the eX1ens1vo la1ts. 1·600·513-4343 SOCIAL WORKERS Lea ther 3pc sofa iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii townhome w/2 car pool. spa, gym, A/C. Incl 60x30 pool. No ANNOUNCEMENTS executive amenities of E~t. y.9637 H 524 H 6 11 1:>e1ge w motchong re· gar, tennis courts, nr Gas/w1r/frlg Incl. Cat pelt. No fees. No liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •••••••••• the prestigious Center 1 __ ,. --=------mng r ene · 5 elmer s 1275 black 3 Fam·Sa t . 8 ·12 I~ kid s items, hous• hold Many misc items Cash only 700 A Begonia No early.' C .. , Ross A•eal Estate ok. $695. 645·2535 ___ ie_a_s_e._5_4_5_-4_8_5_5_ Garage Wanted 'h or Club. Contact 714· Flower Shop Outdoor On the JOb traonmgAppty mirrored entertain· " '~ 1 FT your area 800-339·61 SO 250-4525 3Br 2Ba duplex, frplc, full, as close as pos----------651-6380 PP 2 poslllions ava1 , (Tlent ctr $259. micro· Ba'I Crest 3 Br. 2 Ba. ····----· corner lot, vacllnt, APARTMENTS new carpet/paint FOR RENT t-car gar. Bal Penln slble to 200 blk Iris In ANNOUNCEMENTS PT. Design opptitude T eacher fully qualified wave 545, friCJge 5200 Pt. $1600/mo yr Isa. COM 675-941 1 292 I••••••••• nee. Apply '" person. 10 coteach preschool 650-3167 No pets. 675·2306 ... _-_______ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiO EMPLOYMENT Evory Bloomln' Thing. Now hiring for sum· M oving Sale Designer 817 J asmine Sat-Only! 4 27 8·2pm. B1kes, sabot. clotl\es dashes and more 51700 mo. 433-9528 II 250 E. 17th . CM mor fall Est'd ac-emobossed white sofa Colawtll8111k• ............. . •NEWPORT VILLA• COMMERCIAL A WONDERFUL FAM·I••••••••• FT·PT Waitress crod1tod program. FfT, and chaise lounge pd APARTMENTS ILY EXPERIENCE. EKp 'd apply at: xlnt working cond 53,000. Sale-both for BIO CANYON Dover Beach Area•Alll Nowt REAL ESTATE Scandinavian, Euro·•---------Dick Churc h '• bons Irvine 654·6030 5400. b1rch col. tbl w Studlo-(No kltch) 2BR pean, South Amari· EMPLOYMENT 2698 Newport Bl. C.M. Teachers INF/PRE·K beveled glass, collec- From $485 • $8751••••••••• c an. Asian, Russian 5530 your own child wet-tor lamps $55, & Ac- plan. 2BR, Oen, 2BA. _C_O_R_O_N_A ____ _ $459,500. Owner will SAT & SUN 8·5 . No early birds• FLCm. dishes. stackable w;o, tng, Pictures & mOt• 4 32 Hellotrop.e asst In flnon. 644-5215 DEL MAR 2622 Close to Bch/Shops/Fwy •---------t-11 g h Schoo I Ex· 1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii come. premium poy cess . stone sculpted FColnr d.,more •4ln2f~23c!171: BUSINESS OFFICE change Students arrlv-11 a .. b•eioelford)'OU'OrHmS for PfT afternoon clock S50, & po1nt1ngs LOTS v .. Ing August. Become a $3000·$8000/WK GtowinotelecorrrnunabOnS shitts 968·6833 S45, patio furn $40 BAY FR 0 NT NPT BEACH foll apV FOR RENT 2769 Host famlly/AISE. Call Career opportunity co olf"er&C¥W"Wtln:;uru Make oller 645·0560 FOR SALE 1400 EASTSIDE CM C·2 Lot 50x200 with 2 Bedroom. 1 Bath house with hardwood floors. Needs TLC. $245,000 with owner financing. Contact ow11er. P.O. Box 2404, Newport Bouch. CA WITH OCEAN VISW office. 1200 sq tt, adj liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii _,,.1...,·8,...oo-=-,,,,s_1B_LI-=N,...a,,,.-=-=-..,,. w/nallonal ad agency. ~~ ~:,:., ul DeluKe 2Bd 2Bath to Via Lido Marina. TOTALLY UNIQUE MAKE EXTRA Call 714·889·8552 833-2242 Condo, with new car-New pnVcr'pt. $1400/ Boat yard office space MONEY. Free Inter· $35,000/Yr Income •=:~•1-•~\::rn•" pet/paint. Ground mo. Call Bruce Kahl, on the Bay. NB. Avl 7/ eating Information pot•ntlal. Reading -• ~-• floor, enclosed park· 714·251·2424 Ext. 115 1. Take a sml ofc/loft Home Base Business books. Toll Free (1) ~ft:~:':r.::'l' Ing. Boat sllp avall. Oc•an View P•nt· or take It all. 100-1000 Opportunities 1·800-800-898-9778 Ext. A· ---------- E xc e 11 en t c redit hous•. 2 Br, 2 ea 1g sq ti. 714-528-7876 860-7335 ext. 104. 1361 for details. r •quired· 6 73• 7 4 86 IMng rm, com poo1. l-:..::.. __ _:__:__:__:__...L...:.::..:......:.:::..:.. ______ l'lst:3i'5~,01i:oiioM1Vf.r;-hln;;c;;o;,m;;;;• Bright 2 Br, 1 Ba, 51450 654·7772 Thmk.ing 01 h:iving a garage salo? pot•ntlal. Reading -undk, frpl, pool, new1---------Give us a calll books. Toll Free (1) crpl/palnt $950 428 Buy II. Sell II. Find II. CLASSIFIED 842·~678 800-898-9776 Ext. A· seaward 640-1208 ClaHlfl•d. 1398 for details. MEET 92663. ----------- someone special through classlfied ______ ,COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 HOUSES/ CONDOS POR RENT GENERAL 2102 GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED H OMES For pennlea on 11 . Oellnquent Ta•. Repo'1, AEO'a. Your area. Toll fr•• 1-.800· 891·1711 E1tt. H-5139 for current llatlngs. COIO•A DELllU 2122 Like ".w i Bt, Zif' Ba. ~ car gar, frpl, W/d, lrldge, poot tbt, nlc• y.,d aa200 mo. 752-7171 Ontllellln9f Sell~ extra hou1•hold l9ml tft Ctanlfttd r.iliiilillliilliilliilliiliimillilliilliilli-.-illi-ili-.-illi-ili•Tilllliimlli .. Costa Mesa'• Beat NEWPORT VILLAGE APARTMENTS Bring In this coupon for f /2 off lat month's rent. For a llmtted time only. • E>ttro Lorge Jrs 1 Ot\d 2 bedrooms JR $600 1 BR $700 2 BR S860 • Sond Volleyball • 2 l~led ..,,,.., OQU'1$ • \'afficot blinds • Celling Fon. • Plush eoipet • r1tn111sRoom · • Huge heated pool clld spa • Goa 88Q9 • OCW<ICI Pof'lln(I • Rtcl1oUorl .. Dllllords • OCllld Coi'MNnlty Ob~.9.00am ·5.001)m M F and U~OOom · -400pm «l<* 636 Wllf 8clNJK C<litc MM6, CA (114) 967-0071 EMPLOYMENT SAT ONLY 8·3 8 by Items & clolhH, toys furn, stereo & mu~l'I more 414 Orchid SERVICES 5533 MERCHANDISE MISC. 601S 1"s_A_T_·_O_n_ly-4/_2_7_S._1 p-m- •••••••• Please be aware that tho hslings In this cat· egory may require you to call a 900 number In which there Is a charge per minute. CRUISE SHIPS HIRING Earn up to $2,000 • month working on cruise ships or land· tour companies. No experience necessary. For Information call 1· 206-971-3552 Ext. C8~t2. Fff. EMPLOYMENT WANTED 5535 ltrof/Bachelora: Fem 1tudent avan as per- •onal e11t. CIOan'•r· ran~• 'lndry. 541M~3GO SS40 DIVORCE SALE Mahogany desk , Gothic curios. s· bookcnse, S5K mirror & console. Ille sizo swan table, Victorian couch, 30 yr Ivory col· lectlon inc 8' knight, e· tusks, e· horses. etc 26 bronzes Incl Sola, crib, sml lw0i toddler items, clolhttt. and household m1~ 2000 Seadrift ~. Sat. 4/27 B·1pm Panasonic Wordp1QC1 couch. tbl, clothes. kltch stul1, etc l22 Hehotrope " ~ Ille size mermaid, --------.. bhnd Justice. chairs, COSTA MESA 61~ 1 ables, I• a k pa II o • liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiii m a r b I • , m I rr o rs • A n t I q u e a /C o I· j chevaJ mirror, T1llany l•c tlbles yard •al-. lamps, much more priced to sell. Fri. 4f Call for Information 20 •• Sat 41 27, 1·2pm, 71'*·901-0822 1se Costa Mesa Sl For Sal•: Golf C lubs Huge 15 tam SaJ• Long length 1 ·Big 1 d 1 1 tt Ber1ha driver. 1-Tallor un ra sar or socce., made driver with great •luffl Sat 4!27: burmK bubble Shatt &-4, 325 E. 22na S Costa Mesa and 1•tpoon stlaft 1 •Allen sandwedge, Twin• Club Sale S Call e73·87:J2 41r'l7 7·11am, 073 S POOL TABLE nora Ad,(405/fa1Nl9W ~•" Slate. \95o·a anll· OrHI It.Id• Stull! que. 5800. Sltl€M•73 liiiiiiiliiiiiiii&iiiiiiiiiiiil w 0 l F I' TAN N' N Q f OUNTAl.N BtDS TAN AT HOME VAUE.Y MOM• CAl't: Niee .. Year old lady w11h pet cat, located In Colla Me.. Mutt llve·ln 6·daya per ~•IC. tnctud.. room and board and pay MU91 apealt Engh h 11••aJl·MSIJ Buy d.re<:t al'ld SAVE Comm•1olat/Momelil••••lllill•lillmlf unite froni 1109 Low Rv...-•1• .... A.Pf monthly paymen11. 21, ~ ..-lelnt fllree color n tal09 Cmircn, , tOll ~ C.11 tOOay 1·'800 .. d · atd fV (lo of T 1~. w. al w te so "it w w th = p p ... ~I . 'p( "I ~ 19 At '!'( l!I $) E-1 "' Cl VJ lJ ( A C• c di ~ :i· II< 01 0 c G M \ A B 8 N c s c c s It 6 9 B T• c R II 1- 1 ... ~ c • • s i: ( ' e II ~ f ~ f THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1996 OtOa Aueoctal 811** Voano 11~t• u~r '·~·-. . Quebec O Gwnbllng g11me J& ~.lace 20 Enior n Albeft• tribe 2~ Soap-making lngfedient ts Fool parts 21 FCHC«f 33 Pl'Hlde ... meeting ,.. Secluded ,,,.. .. 3$ lnwnlor Whitney 3e Oriental !)fain 37 l111trvments 30 Mideast gulf 40 One -million 41 Dingy 42 Slice 43 Gadgets 45~ 41 ado Indian 4 7 GoddeH of dllCOrd 49 Seek the beat OUI 58 Type of tum 57 -Kett of IN comics 58 S..dudl eo NutaM °' .,,. courtl • 1 Homeowner'• clocumenl 82H~Nlel 83W I 64 Woman'• bile &5 PlanHo-be DOWN 1 Calgary Stampede rs 2 ~veryfut 3 Rlay part 4 G=es S Ae story 6 Rock musician Cooper 7 Ballet sturt 8 Strew about 9 Ja1-10 Chnlon's no 11 Org. 13 Popular sport 1 S -out relaxes 21 Alphabet letters 22 VOies In lavor 25 Sharp 26 Horned animal 27 Chocolate tree 28 Make haste 29 Fafr grade 30 Grants 31 Choole (a candldafe) 32 Eats 34 Crowd 37 Bought by mall 38 --relref 39 Tunt 41 Information 42 K11t1es 44 Certain luxury apartment 4s eomcrib 47 Chemical compound 48 Turnpikes 49 Mattresa part 50 Paris alrJ)Orl 51 Principal 52 Piece of newt 53 Rose fruit 54 "Garfield" pooch 55 Snub-nosed dogp. 59 nmary color -""P.!!'-'1!11""'-If NEWPORT BEACH NEWPORT 6169 BEACH NEWPORT 6169 BEACH 6169 ._iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I Annual Community Qarage Sar1• Nwpt His/Chit H:iven Over 50 Households Pick up garage sole maps al corner ol Chll Drive & Irvine Avonue Sat Only March 271h 7am-2prn Eaatbluff Moving Sale llallan furnishings. couches, Ibis, chr1, enter ctr w/stereo. TV, VCR ; Armanl suits. Garage Sale Sat. only, clothes. lurn, oddl & ends 1759 Centella Pl., NB home office furn, FAX•--------- machines, 1011 more. SAT. 4/27 2417 Novi a M o v I n g Sa I e ·Sat 4/27 8 ·2pm De-signer '& patio furn, lamps. antiques. POW!R IOATS MAIJNE SUPS FOltD 9075 JOICIDES f130 7012 DOCJ{S 7022 iiiiilliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ''ft St•tl°" Wagon '89 Mera.d~ ••nz 1" LTO 131lc mil, $750 110k mllH, Phon•, 33 Ft••~ t877 •r•k•r •11,.. lido 837•2173 xtnl, $15.goo firm . Crutser/aport flth9f, fl. Marina Village, boal 436-6665 or 8S4-64e<I bergl•, 2 Chrysler tl'IOW location, S12·t5 '74 Ford E-300, runs, d 8 eng, Loran/tlthflnder, per ft. 723·1009 for part•. Many new '93 Mere• " ena radar & more. S28.000 parlal Take II altl 400 SEl. TOP '" 7/1 WHO NEBD8 AC£8T Sllp avall at Newp0rt. Lido Turning Basin. t595. 259 Slerks, CM. $969 l8 MB credit aP· 909.987•2141 or 909. doolc allp, up lo 70' ,82 Muatang 6-cyc, pprov•d 60K milH. Neither vulnerable. EBA deala. WEST •8 NORTH 6 lO&• OK9 OJ •KJ8tU32 EAST 6AKQ982 ':'.J J 106 0 1098854 2 •AQ 0 3 0 73 • 1097 5 SOUTH •J73 OAQ878•2 OAKQ •Vold The biddina: EAST 801JTB WE8T NOR111 •• 40 p-p .. Paa Opening lead: Eight or• Jn the 19301 and early 1940s, Philadelphia was graced by four ladies with great talent and flair ror bridge. Outatanding among them, of COU1'8e, was Helen Sobel, whom moet oognOt1Centi would place high . on aoy list o( the great players or all time. Not far behind were Olive Peterson, Peggy Solomon and Sally Young. Peterson starred on defenae in this deal. She heard her partner open the bidding with one spade (weak two·bid1 were almo1t IS0-03"0 Connie dMp wtre,;;_hr ::c•H atlc ahift, AC , rnnrl, 43&-GU5 or 854 .... 60 l,lnheud-of in thoee day1) and •---------pwr/wtr. 14 new brakes. Grt gas. --------- South overcall with four heart1, SAIL BOATS 7014 •n!W DOCK 2 ''%' 30' St250 obo 571-0632 MERCURY 9135 which became the final contract. ;0~1. ~·:r~~'Z~h~~~~ '88 ESCORT OT The opening 1pade lead w11 won '84 Catallna Sallboat S225/mo ea. 813-7353 R•d1, AC.& &rand new '75 M•rcury Cougar 'th the q een .. d •he ace ad f 11 1· pant stereo. 1•1c mll 5850 wa u .n • n 27ft dluel, ur ng ib, Side lie, 510/ft , up to Absolutely "'(Onder1ul 637.2113 . king-otapadee were caahed. A1 prlttlne. 71~38-8665 40 .. Good NB loca· car only 52295. West, what would be your two die-or 714·854-8460 tlon. water/elec. No Terrible credit ok. We can --------- carda? WE PAY CASH llve·aboards. 675·6,128 finance anyone w/low PONTIAC 9170 You certainly want to tell partner 8 down/IOw mo. paymenls. ,'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii to shit\ to dubt, to you mi1ht di• :or g~~ u:;~tp!~~~~ ·~:a~~l~u~·:i!~P,!,°o:~~ Coast Auto Flnace 1~ag FIREBIRD White, card the deuce and four o( dia-Minney'• Yacht Sur· Npl. Bay $200 rno. 714•448·5959 2 tops, S·spd, loaded. mond1 to make It clear to partner ptua, 1500 Old New· 723·1470 Xlnl cond. $4400. Call not. to awit.ch to that auit. Altema-pQrt Blvd. 548·4192 '94 Ford Bronco 543.2369. 1 Id fi d. d h ---------1 XL T loaded, tow pkg, 1-----..,.-----tive y, you cou 1r1t. 11car t e CAMPERS RV'S 12,800 mil, Black. tntd •g2 Le Mana, 23k queen of clube, to draw attention to MARINE SERVICE • • window, CtJstom rims. miles, 1t1nt, htchbk..:. that. auit, and then a low diamond. SUPPUES . 7020 TRAILERS 8014 $24,900 552-6585 stick, A/C, cass, 4:> Unfortunately, neither of these --;...1-9-9-3-F-o_r_d__ rnpo. orig owner aignat. would defeat the contract. '70 Alaskan Camper Bronco 4x4 s3995. 644·7935 Since declarer i1 void in clubs, the TONS OF !Us ft. Stove, lee box. In perfect condlllon.1--------- cl ub 1hift would 1ret ruffed and STAINLESS STEEL Good cond. w/Jacka all power, leather, PORSCHE 9175 declarer would claim the reat.. A BronH & brats & nuts SfSOO. 897·7795-Days phone, low pkg. rlma/liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii fourth 11pade would not help, either. & boll• T washers. 642·7186-Eves. 11 r • s • on I Y 6 Ok· •07 Tarna Rebll eng, P ,. d th '-'11' $6 oo d $17,000. 574·4247 or • eteraon 1oun e al ing · per poun · grt cond, not running. defense. Her two diacarda were the Mlnney's Yacht Sur· MOTORCYCLES 646"9449 55000 or trade for VW queen and a ce or clubal Now plui, l500 Old New· camper. 545·2030 whet.her declarer ruffed the marked port Blvd. 548"4192 SCOOTERS 8018 GMC 9081 CLASSIC t957 356A club switch high or low, Wett bad to•---------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Black, new paint Job. acore a ~p trick (or dOW"D one! MARINE SUPS ' 8 2 K a w a • a k I •95 Yukon SLE 2-dr. lmrnac. Int. Must see I DOCJ(S 7022 KZ t 1 00 touring 4x4, white/beige, fully $18,000. Eve 646·3340 Learn to be a better brid1e bike, full dress, Sl500 loaded w/hvy duty ex-1 ________ _ player! 8ub1eribe now to the liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii obo 673·6933 traa. hvy duty tow. TOYOTA 9210 Goren Briqe Letter by ealllna 18'·20' sllp avl., off •••••••••I Alarm. 6-yr fact warr,,"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (800)7 .... 1-•or ,_..___tioo. Or Marcus Ave., 5180 mint cond, reg thuq1 au--11 UJMJnDm mo. Avallable 5/1 '97 S28 ooo 546 4806 '88 S 09 ·1 write to Goren Bridie Letter, 675·4986 AUTOMOBILES · · · · upra 1 mi es. P.O. Box '"10. Chi,.....,. IL 60880-5-spd, targa rool, xlnt. ~ ... lO. --. 30' Mooring w/11 · ••••••••II 9085 S5,900. 714·436·6665 -BW, off Alvarado Pl., HONDA or 714·854·6460 E. ol Bay Is. Call ---------• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (909) 397.9797 or BMW 9030 '82 PRELUDE Elect -4-X-4 _____ 9_2_2_1 (909) 626-7190 snrf. 2·dr, Auto. Xlnl 50 Ft Mooring, xlnt •eo BMW 325H, wht, Int. Arn/Fm Cass. AC, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Halrstyllst Tiny Tina Has relocated to: "Ask about my April Specials" loc near Pavilion, 5·spoed, 118k mlles. PS, Looks & runs gdl Cans serviced this Excellent oondlllonl $11 50 OB0•631·7149 year. $15,200 Incl sml S9.900 714·733·3369 --------- 1_b_o_a_1._6_19_·_77_8_·2_6_6_3_ --------•HYUNDAI 9090 5 O' Moo rl ng iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Or less, Great penin· CADILLAC 9040 •'89 Rang• Rov•r• White. w/tan loather seats, never ever ott road, 95k miles. bush guards, sunroof, ab· solute mint cond . $1 6,500 645-0748 234 E. 17th St. #117 Costa Mesa • 642-0434 NEWPORT BEACH TRANSPORTATION POWER BOATS 6169 7012 sula locallonl Closest iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil •go H1tundal Excel Mooring to land. Call '92 Sevlll• STS white While, AC. Only 60K Steve 723·5883 orig ml. 1 Lady owner. ---------diamond, taupe top & v d b BAL B 0 A YACHT leather, bose sound 11~,Y fa~~g~I~ $2~~~: MISC. AUTO 924S BASIN has boat slips w/cd. custom chrome Terrible cred1l ok We canliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii avall from 31 lo 75 ft, wheols, ABS brakes. llnance anyone w/low Seized Care From $14.50/11. 673·1761 remote enlry/alarm, down/low mo. payments. $175. Porsches, Ca· CLASSIFIED ~~d ~~· P.:~ r3r6: n '('~1: CoastAuto finance d 111 a~. Cho v y s. It's the resource you 522,950 showroom. 71444a.5159 BMW s Corvettes. can count on to sell a ---------Also Jeeps, 4 WD's . myriad of merchan· c 0 n d · 6 4 S ·3 1 2 0 · Your area. Toll free 1 · dise Items. because 644·0625 eve. TRADE 800·898·9778 E>CI. A· our columns compel 1989 SEVILLE 5139 for current list· qualilled buyers to Ortolnal. real good through classified lngs. calll condition, new tires. 642·5678 Multl·fam·Sat. a.12 BOATS 7011liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ___ u_2_-_5o_7_a__ S8500. 675·612e --------ANTIQUES & TV, waterbed + morel iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 14' Bayllner 1994 .---------------------------. CLASSICS 1979 Port Ramagate 28' Unlfllght Sally llke new. seats 4, bay (xFord/San Mlguel) Oog, twin chryaler, boat, 4 cycle Yamaha THURSDAY 7:30am 44'1. New bait tank. 9.9 hspwr OB, used 150 Museum-quality blldge pumps, VHF. total 8 hrs, full cover, /Ii t In Ca. Dry Sllp, fresh paintings wholesale. am m s ereo, com· waler flushed, SS.000. Good women's cloth· pass, Loran & flah Ing, 3·slzes used peg· finder. Priced to sell. cost was S 10,000 board, many kinds of 9 7 1 2 O O 2 d a y s ,_1_2_1_.0_1_6_9 ____ _ fabric. china, area 673·8695 eves. rugs. misc Items. 1301 Bay Boat not etec:trlc. Antigua Way (comer loc. Udo Isle, blue Antigua & Santiago) canvas top. $2,000 TEL. 1141641-1119 9250 '54 Dodge Roital clatslc, original runs great, $2500. 714-436· 6665 or 714·854-6460 Can't seem 10 get to all those •Contractors Surplus Vinyl windows. micro ovon, LP tank lor RV. surfboard, wolsull, dive gear. household Items, etc ... Sat only. Aprll 27th 8 -Noon 4t7 31st 875-5018 Overstocked with stuH? A call to Classified will help 642-5678 paintings, seminar ta·1-----,~-,.,..,--,---blos, chairs, clothes, Claselfled obo. Call for details (213) 876·7833 eve. 28' Bayllner 1994 2859 SuperClaulc, Mercrulser 7.4 llr., under 40 hrs.. Bravo II, bottom paint, VHF, shore power, 5 yr. hull warranty, refrigerator, battery charger, water heater, $38,500 OBO (714) 723·0473 repair jobs around the house? Let the Claulfled Service Directory --------- books, linens & morel The most comprehen· All must go. 2316 slve and current dlrec· Falrhlll Or. Ci• 23rd SI. tory of goods and ser· Npt Bch 645-0560 vices 'around I Mkll Zodiac 15ft. Alu· rnlnurn floor boards. W-20HSP Johnson OB. $1200. 642·7714 help you find reliable help. •sE•R•VI-C•E--• iiCHiiiiiLDiiiiiCARiiiiiEiiiii3ii53ii6 ~g~r; & DIRECTORY 3890 SPRINJa.ERS 3921 ELECTRJCAL 3610 HANDY MAN 3710 IANDSCAPE a: 3 S 5 7 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LAWN CARE 3 808 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lii!iiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MOVING 3834 PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING CHILD HOME CARE liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Small Job EXP•RT HorM RHtoratloNR•model PUBLIC NOTICE RAINBOW Clrcl• Mafnt. THI! LOCAL PLUMIER SPRINKLER REPAIR Llc#304201056 Patterned Concrete Duncan Electric Tiie/drywaii/Woodwork • TREES • P1ln1ln11-lnl/E11t HouH/~pl ·•James e. Bangert Co.· Va lves•l-teada•Tlma· Roberta Thornton Quick Response Fences/decks/room add. The Calif. Public Ullll· Ouallty Job. Free est. Since 1947 clocks. 26Yrs Local Exp. 720·3969 Npl Beach ~;~~:~~~;alr/fe~~~!i Local Lie. 050·7042 Roofs/general repalre. To,,ad/fte,.owa. Law111, ~eJtR~~~~~~s~~i" u~e~ L#569897 838·8888 Friendly Servlce•ln1ured John Burr 282·2831 ACOUSTIC Uc. Free est 222·6666 ·---------Comm/RH. Reis Frff Est ......... _ 751.;\lt78 household oooda CARL MANIRE co. Ll532981 875-9304 ·--------- C!IUNGS 3408 CLEANING •--------FENCES John 947·!SS20 GARDENING Rellabla movers print their Painting Contractor ALLEQIS PLUMBINQ TUTORING 3929 3548 CONTRACTORS & DECRS 3615 HAUUNG ~ •• ~~~l~blew~~te!~ P.U.C. Cal T number: 26Yrt Prof'I Painting Olllll ds111•Plumblng repairjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii AAA ACOUSTIC SERVICES liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3720 limos and chauffeurs L'3S6098 733·9048 24Hr Emergencv Svc TEST PREP iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii GE .. "'RAL 3558 Ed Berren 548·3371 print their T.C.P. num· Low $ 8 49.32g9 Paint-applied Remove· "'"" CHUNG'S PAINTING patch Texture. lnl/ext. '=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •F'l!NCl!S OATES* Oreen Scene Ulndscpng ber In all advert11•· SEMINARS 962.5891 or 847•8905 A TOUCH OF CLASS 1• new/repair/post replaced JUNK To The DUMP ,1Maaonry ;lrrlgttlon ments. II you have a 20 Yrs Exp. Gd Price!--------- Cleanlng Res/Comm CPI BUILDERS INC. Redwood • L,576605 C714-908·1882) /Trimming /Removals question about the lo· Guar work. Frae Est. eDAN DAWSON• EXCEL on SAT & 'CEILING MASTER Lie/Bonded. Free Eat. RHldenllal Conti. Jim Whyte 6421206 Will haul what Trash CIHn-ups •Maintenance gallty ol a mover, limo Uc#375602 538·1534 Pl bl CTBS. Evat/Wknds •Acoustic Removal• Teresa 282·7143 Uc.1518424•1nsured DECK COATl~OS Man won'tt 968·1882 Ll699025 850•8109 or chauffeur, call: QeneAbrama Painting Wll~mHtr:.C~!·:~:s 4570 Campu1 Dr. N.B. Cuatom Tei<tureePaint C714) 985-4993 Public Utili ties lnl/Ex1 Oual Pilnt/fleaaS R R I F Patricia O'Dowd M.S. Llc'd. Mark 838·7300 *:';~~~!n ~~:f~.'nJ::. '"'L'""E""W....,...IS.,,.._,C.,...o-n-•-t-ru-c-t-lo_n_ Waterproof Systems. LANDSCAPE Commission Uc'd/ln1'd elnce '78. L:~;:~· P•P;~; ~u;;~ Consltnt GATE/Sch/Univ. In townl Reis 5Yr1 Exp. Remodel•Handyman St!!'~: •:e;~1f:22 IMMIGRATION CONSULTANT 714-558-4151 H9-7083 Pg-884·3~7 ____ •_11_r· __ • --Call 073·2300 Grace 251·9455 L#704773 Local RH. .3762 18 Yeara Experltnce. Dlb d • •• I •714-557·5925• •Wood Feno••• 4 Brian Killelea 64~635 ernar o • ... ov no HouM Painting Svo'a Exf•rt Drain Cleanlng WALL iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ..... ~.. . tr haul -•----------Local/Office/Storage lnVExt • Low Rates •BOSS HOUSECLEANING '"s,...J.,...,-=s,....c-o-tt_C..,..o_n_a_t_ru_o_tl,_o_n r--·•pllf, " 1119 Landsca~ Remodellng Long Diet. Free Eat. Ousllty Work Guaranlffd Plumbing Repairs ... nd1tman/Remod•I Ucenaed·Bonded Custom Home Bulldera 11llmatas. Low pricts. Ue'd U.S. Immigration Expert Yard tun• up/malntenace. 181832 979.31 t4 Call Merlin 953.5400 20Y11 exp. All WOik guar. COVERINGS 3932 Additions, Bath. Kitch s 1 o.oo s,•r hour. LI c # 4 8115 4. R 1 f, a. Aclvenl1111 Constr. 974·5301 Green Card Lotte~ landecape/artlstlc dHlgn.1-=-~--::,....--..,..-':":"'"...,....----------• Steve 045·1288 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii l'lre-W1ter Damage 714-5 8 ·0388 '14-S7S.7709 ~~~kl ~~ft C=~~l.c:!;~ Contraclor#C2HI04008. S Second Moving lke'e Cu1tom Painting --=p.,...r_e_c"'"ls_e_,,,,P,..,.l-u-m""b""l-n-g-THE STRIPP~R 'Elec, Plumb, & Paint T ST ... '-N'S o•N• ..... L FLOOR INSTALL Prort & Elhlul. 64$-7505 Of Move,., 24Hr Srv Prof, Clean, Quality Repair• & Remodel• Speclallilrlil l.n wallpaper ,Newport area. lrnmed A NEED 0 CLEAN! ...... ., .,._ 0 70a~/Sr Ohc/T1171452 Work, Int/Ext & Cocke. Free EatlmalH removal. Llcl 1588924 ,.,.P•g• 714·227·8122 $35 Most slngle story EuC100_!!8SnTCRrUaftC1Tm110n1NhlpliREiiiiiPiiAliiRiiiiSiiiiiiii3iii6ii2iiO INTERIOR *~pri!f:r~~~tr~~ .. ~~~P/ 43 ·9123/P·341·5850 L#703488 831-4910 LIH7388 909.1090 * 714-•e3•5037 * tf00AS Rtmodal•Hardwara homH. 714..092·2200 ,.. '' IN •Trtm•Csblna11•Stucco •Stucco/Drywall • M••aLE •"PERT DESIGNERS 3782 Fr•• Ht, reaaonable, •Two Brother• Moving PAINT Q 871·5807 Superior "f•llooverlng 'Orywll l.562731 3svrs up •Detailed Cleanlng •Te>cture Coating P I t /P -iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii reliable. 845-7351 Home/Office • 7·D•ys gr;;== C~~l~~mrn POOL Sine• '61,. Tha FlnHt ..,.,ry 842..0587 HouH/Apl/$10/hr •Foundation/Marble ol th ng rotec:tlng. Phil'• Gardening Iva tn1ur1d since 1981 . In Ouality Craftmanltllp. T to% HANDYMAN • Exp'd • Ref'•• •Retrofitting/Painting Scratch/Stain Removal BRASS Pollt h•d & Wkly Svc./Yard Cln-up CALTl:Me50 197·1500 Wortcman1hlp. 871-5987 SERVICE 3894 ln1lalt/Remove 1557-e228 -Call Jenny 894-9852 Ll91599•8ond•15Yra L62°'54 o4 e-1 OOS Coated. Lampl, Lock a • Seaaonal Flowert • ALL-AMl!RICAN SON'a PAINTING We gala should hang IHSTALl.JREFACE CABINETS 7 1 4 .3 7 8 ·9 9 8 0 •QUALITY WORK• etc. FrH Eet. Pick up 7 t 4 .5 4 9 .a 811 MOVH·U ... Carefully Int/Ext. 22 yrs In O.C. •00,,.P• 1 .... a R•P•lr together. Strip, lnatall, l(ltehena, balhs. door1, WINDOW CLl!ANINQ Hardwd/Vlnyl/Ceremlc & Dellv. Tom 875-8226 C rt II & Ch I Quality. Sml/81g Jobe r .,. .. .. • advice to the cruy windows. Doug 546·7258 •Average 1 atory·S30 Mrble/Carpet·Bnd/lnl DBSIQN VlilONi PLANT ARTIST 5~~~3 T14r~~ Uc•60IS5I 71,.,531•94116 Flller1•Pump1•HHter1 e:>t 2 t t · • 2 atory·S45. DOORS 3580 L7Ge271 722-73:12 • Prof'I Oealgner1 Spaclallat In existing Pgr 1·800-o11·9722 l•l•nd Blue Poole • 1 anytime CARPENTRY 3510 •• CIRAMIC TILES 3528 House Cleanlng liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii +Save You TirM/Money land1cap•llrrlgatlon Wkly Svc. 04a..e720 :P;~ntc.c~T:.:i~:. An ••P•rtenced un""y -•., 3710 t U11en To Your N"da upgradea. 7eo-97ea MUSIC TOP QUALITY INT/UT-------- carpet & n00t. V.WMC/M dependable door nn&111# ..,.,,... +&Your BUOGETI ftrorl Land.cape Malnt nisSONS 3835 Very Aealonablt RllHI ROOPING 3910 Repainting? AJ'• eee-2soo hangar. Ouar work, 1.aoo.a2t·7712 1ovra l!lcp •><Int Rafa £oQ L8'482.21 Jay 850.5066 Q•RAMIC t MARBL• ---------reaa. Con 521·11910 •Palnl/CarJMntrv• PR•• Con•uHatlon • SaetonaJ !'lowers • iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lnatall'n • Fabrication •WINDOW Cleanlng Drywall and mot'al VICTO" 4•7•t7a9 CLAIHNST lnsttv0Uon p9 •uo. V0'"•9 fl.C.I. ROOFINO CO. 20Yrs E.11p • Ucenaed • Carpet CIHnlng Small Jobs Oki JEurm9 •y 3784 fAll i lfOMJ State Cen T .. CMf BA WSO&.nR _....3 1·800-34CS-932t • Hardwd Flrt Malnt DRYWALL Gary ..... 877 n.--TDMINATO.. MA Oeg'a. 40+Yr Exp. NS 888 Gaky lhowera R•P'd FrH Eall • 721>-7o79 SEIVICI 3584 le•i Retlfi4 Cetltnlottt Stump removal epeci.Jist All Ag•• ••a.aa3 9 Aegroutfng " tnatall'n Repalrt, lmp1ovtmentt, Wllftam Harold Jewelert LI001285 841.aoea PIANO a.Q.•Advancad L#870130 Dean of Tll• CONcne'PI! .. t'IMA.LL Joa IXftlRT srn jOOa. Ou911tv/lntegrlly Watch. Jewelry repelr Yard Ciaa"""p Trim PAINTlN" 3858 All ao••T••cher Cert. 113·8085 or 841-8S21 Aiu~ llll Orvwalt/Plultr A u 1 we, !<Ml Ma-t770 Antlque+fl'lne Jewel~ TreH/Hedga/R~move/ v Entertainment Avall. 11.wport T11e 6 ililar~ MASONRY 3557 .Hanging, hptno~••tJre ROOl'INQ carp, plbg, luy"'"1dt •73.039 We.a, Nu Lawn/Malnt. J.nnlfer 840-9889 1i1M Craftamanthlp... Comm/Flea 551·5573 paint, alto, tile ~. H+Yatd Pg·74&·M115 •W.P. YOUNQQUl8T At Affordable Prlcea. Brick, Btoctc, Stone, Tit• i&i( u0 .,588teo Ae?"Od•lt. MORGAN LA.NDSCAPB a P~lnt Contraotor PIT .$.howeratCounttt1/l'lr1 Cone, Patio, Drlvtwsy All PhHH. No job 100 I.IC d. Ph#eSC).3ae1 IAWN ,..11• 3808 MAS••,G! 3830 Outl. pelnllnQ by prof'I• *UISI Stone & Marble Fplo, oeo1. Ref. a5 Yr aml. Acouatlc removal, Mobil• #403·1399 ~ ~ ,';:::::9~ SUVIC!S '91k• L1454N 142,221 4 exp. Twry ••7·7894 etc. 714"240-t1e9 CARhihflY•WJnd ... ••••••••l••••liilii&&i&i ••••••••I . fh.i AiPAIRi Doort • WOOd 'ence• aHtO Yard Malnt L 6 a Therapw t4Vr1&Mlitrhlftilftf •f'9'Mft•Hntl• A• .. al Patio Tl .. t * hit Prlct/QUlllty To JA•c• an ed In QoMWw~ Ofvani19't Lawn1, Cln-up•, Trff & Nutrition ln11WO TOUCHUPS, TOO I~ Pet Care '-ond• • Fountain• Landac•pe. brick, etont ClaHlfted Lll'211881 • C.it 8ob Tl'lm, lpnnflln, A«ate, RN/Mauage Th ... sptat 24 Hrs. Richard llnor Walklng-hedtng.TLC ---- 3870 Speclall~log In MW Roofs/Re-roof a/Repairs L 1704392 Bond/Ina. il'M>ff W/ld 890-1079 a &8 ROOFING New Roofe • Reroof1 Repalra • Lll'tU2555 Ina/Bonet 970.1410 e SADL•R ROO,.NQ Ucanatd 6 ln1ured "'" E1t. All tetoot guatlnlMO. 9 7a-aotta W35240t 749·39114 Conetflt 100.7ff.1007 Call ...... .,.. 249·1323 Pg..:112.0028 Tllltctl '31"'412 ~13 .. 1"2 C.M. 711·•••3 Ucll'2I0844 145·3209 Vo...... •14-1180 ' -~~----~ ,<(' I 1 fyoltt~IO"!lllllf 1 • ..w.11.••· ...... "'""°' Odlds11Pllldlhe ... you'tt WMe for. w. cJ: w te so St "" w th p p ,,, Rl • .... 'Pl ' ., ,, I~ 11.l Vt m E-l "' Cl 't1 IJ ( A C• c. di ~ 3· II< ~ c G M ' A e g N c s c c ... ii s 8 B 2 n It I" r t e • e ' p c ! c 11 c ~ ~ f ! c < THURSDAY. APRIL 2S, 1996 TODAY'S POWU BOATS NIWNE SUPS POID 1075 MERCEDES :_ ~ CRQSSwoRD PUZZLE 8y OW" n GOMN wfth OMM SHARI' Md TANNNf HltSCH 7012 DOCJS 70221 iiii_.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '71 atatlon W•gon '89 Mere-., B•u LTD t3tk mit. S750 160k mu... phone, --------- 33 ft·~ 1e'JT Broker Sllp• Udo 837•2173 xtnc. si&,900 firm. Crul .. r/epof't fl•h•r. fl• Marin• Vlllag•, bo.. 436-6665 01 854·846<1 OHi 56 Type of tum 57 -Kett ot the c:omiCI 58 S.dUc:I( 60 NatlaH °' the courtt 81~• document 82 High heel 63 Wildcat 64 Woman'• tllle 85 Plant·IO-be ~~ 2 gg·VltfY IUI 3 Play part 4 Grooves 5 .Aeeop atoiy 4·2MI O 1•. u..H ,_ ~ 6 Roe« music.an Cooper 28 Make haste 45 Com crib 7 Balle! Skllt 29 Fair grade 4 T Chemic:aJ 8 Strew abOul 30 Grants compound 9 Jai -31 ChoOse (a 48 Tumpilces 10 Clinton'• no candidate) 49 Mattress part 11 Org. 32 Ears 50 Paris alrpon 13 Popular sport 34 Crowd 51 Prtnclpal 15 -oot: relaxes 37 8ough1 by mail 52 Piece of news 21 Alphabet letters 38 -·relief 53 ROM fruit 22 Votes in favor 39 Tune 5o4 "Garfield" 25 Sharp 41 lnlormatlon pood'I 26 Homed 42 Kittles 55 Snut>-nosed animal 44 Cert1111 luxury 59 dogP""-·ry colOr 27 Chocolate tree apartment '"'"' bergla, 2 Chryaler anow 1oc:a1lon, $12·15 '74 trord E-300, runs,-....;.----~--eng, Loranttl•hflnde,., per fl, 723·t009 for parts. Many new '93. M.-rc:.cte• Bona radar & more. 128.()()0 part•I Take It alll 400 SEL TOP l at 1/1 . WHO NEEDS AC£8? Slip avail at NewpQrt. Lido Turning Basin, S595. 259 Slerkt. CM. $969.18 MB credit •P- 909-987·2141 or 909-dock tllp, up to 70' ,82 M&aatan CJ.eye, pproved SOK mil••· Ne.it.her vulnerable. Ea.It dealt. WF.8'I' •8 0J l06 NOR111 • 105• OK9 OJ •KJ864S2 EA8T •AKQ982 0 3 0 109885•2 •AQ 0 73 • 1097 5 SOUTH •J73 ~AQ87642 o AKQ •Void The bidding: EAST 80\Tl'H WB81' NOR111 1• ·~ p-p-p- Opening lead: Eight of• (weak two· bid• were almo1t 98~340 Con~ll• ::rwt~r6;:~~::cess stk •hlrt, A~. mntf. 435..ues 01 11~1460 unbeard-ot in tholt day•> and•---------new brakes. Grt gas.1--------- South overcall with four heart•. SAIL BOATS 7014 Nl!W DOCK 2 •lips 30' St250 obo 571-<>632 MERCURY 9135 -hicb became the fi"al contract. ,.. •· Etec/wtr/dock '88 ESCORT GT .. •• boxs. Marcus Channel The opeolog 1pade lead w .. won '84 catalfn• Sailboat $225/mo ea. 673-7353 Re~, AC& Brand new '75 Mercury Cougar with the queen and the ace and 21n diesel, tutllng Jib, Sid• ti• siO/rt up to ~~s~l~tely :~~~:rfu; 7 5 k ';' 11 • S 8 5 O king of spadet were cashed. As pristine. 714-436-6685 40 .. a'ood NB loca· car only 52295. 637·217 WMt, what would be your two die-or 714·854~8400 tlon. wa1er/elec. No Terrible cre(lit ok. We can•--------- cuds? WE PAY CASH Uve-aboards. 675·6128 finance anyone w/low PONTIAC 9170 You certainly want to tell partner For good used Sabot• &llp tor rent up to 16'. O<>wn/IOw mo. payments.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii to thift to clube, eo you might dis-& boat equipment. beautiful view spot In Coast Auto Flnace '89 FIREBIRD White, c11rd the deuce and four of dia· Minney'• Yacht Sur· Npt. Bay s200 mo. 714·448·5959 2 top$, 5•spd. loaded. mon.ds to maie it clear to partnel' ph.1•, 1500 Old New· 723-1470 Xlnt cond. $4400. Call not I: switch t.o that suit. Alterna• port Blvd. 548-4192 '94 Ford Bronco 543.2369. . ld fi d. d h XL T loaded, IOYf pkg . ._....;;_....;.. _____ _ uve y, you cou . ret l.IC&.r t e CAMPERS RV'S 12,800 mll, Black. tntd '92 L• Mans, 23k queen of clube. to draw attention to MARINE SERVICE • • window, custom rims. mllef, >tint, htchbk, that suit, and then· a low diamond. SUPPLIES . 7020 TRAnERS 8014 _..:..52_4..:..,90;..;._0_5..;..5_2·_65_6_5__ slick, A/C, cass,. 45 Unfortunately, neiiher of these 1993 Ford mpg, orig owner aignals would defeat lhe contract. '70 Ala•luln Camper Bronco 4x4 s3995. 644.7835 Since declarer ia void in clubs, t.he TONS 'OF 9.5 rt. Stove, Ice box. In perfect condition. --------- club shift would get ruffed and STAINLESS STEEL Good cond. w/jacks all power, leather. PORSCHE 9175 declarer would claim the rest. A Bronze & brass & nuts $600. 897·7795-0ays phone. tow pkg, rlma/liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii fourthtpadewouldnotbelp,either. & bolts + washers. 642•7186·Eves. tires, only 6 0k. '87 T•rga Aebll eng, P fi d th L·11· $6 oo d $17,000. 574-4247 or eterson oun e at 1ng . per poun . grt cond, not running. defenae. Her two diacarda were t.he Mlnney's Yacht Sur· MOTORCYCLES 545·9449 $5000 or trade for l/W queen and ace of clubs! Now plus, l500 Old New· camper. 545-2030 whether declarer ruffed the marked port Blvd. 548•4192 SCOOTERS 8018 GMC 9081 CLASSIC 1957 356A .................. ~"""'"~ .-"'l'!'--'I!:""- In the 1930s and early 19401, Philadelphia was graced by four ladiea with great talent and flair for bridge. Outstanding among them, of course, was Helen Sobel, whom moet cognoscenti would place high ·on any list of the great players of all time. Not far behind were Olive Pet.eraon, Peggy Solomon and Sally Young. club switch rugh or low, Weet had t.o iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Black. new paint job . acore a trump trick for down one! MARINE SLIPS ' 8 2 K • w • • • k I 195 Yukon SLE 2·dr, lmmac. Int. Must seel DOCKS 7022 KZ 1100 touring 4x4, while/beige, fully $18,000. Eve 646-3340 Learn to b e a better brld•e bike, full dress, S 1500 loaded w/hvy duty ex·•--------- player! Subscribe now to the liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii obo 673-6933 tras, hvy duty tow: TOYOTA 9210 Goren Brid•e Letter by callins 18'·20' allp avl., off Alarm. 6·yr fact warr, l'"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (800)788-1226 for lnformatlon. Or Marcus Ave., $180 •••••••••I mint cond. reg thur1• write to Goren Bridce Letter, ~~:.9~~allable 5/1 AUTOMOBILES '97. S28.000. 546·4806 P.O. Box 4410, Cbicaao, n. 80680- 4410. 38' fllloorlng w/11' aw. ott Alvarado Pl., HONDA 9085 '88 Supra t09. miles. 5-spd, larga root, xlnt. $5,900. 714·438·6665 or 714·854·6460 Peterson starred on defense in this deal. She heard her partner open the bidding with one s pade E. ot Bay Is. Call ---------1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (909) 397.9797 or BMW 9030 '82 PRELUDE Elec1 1• 4 -X_A _____ 9_2_2_1 (909) 626·7190 snrl. 2·dr. Auto. Xlnt 'I 50 Ft Mooring, xlnt '88 BMW 325es. wht, Int. Am/Fm Cass. Ac. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiii• loc near Pavilion. 5-speed, 118k miles. PS. Looks & runs gd! Cans serviced this EKcellent condition! Sl 150 OB0•631·7149 year. $15,200 Incl sml $9.900 7 14·733·3369 ---------boat. 619-778·2663 9090 Halrstyllst Tiny Tina Hos relocated to: "Ask about my April Specials" •~------------------------~•HYUNDAI 50' Moor Ing iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Or less, G1eat penln· CADILIAC 9040 sula location! Closest iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil '90 Hyundai Excel •'89 Range Rov•r• White. w/tan leather seals, never ever otf road, 95k miles. bush guards. sunroof, ab· solule mint cond. $16,500 645-0748 M · t I d C 11 , White, AC. Only 60K oormg o an · a 92 Sevllle STS while orig ml. 1 Lady owner. Stev• 723 ·5883 diamond. 1aupe top & very pampered beau· 1--------- BALBOA YACHT leather. bose sound tllul car. Only $2595. MISC. AUTO 9245 BASIN has boat slips w/cd, custom chrome , Terrible credit ok. We can liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii avail from 31 to 75 fl. wheels. ABS brakes. finance anyone w/low Seized Car• From 514.50/tt. 673-1761 remote' enlry/alarn:i. down/low mo. payments. $175. Porsches, Ca· CLASSIFIED new lie. pd. 36k mil, C tA t Fl dlllac's Chevys 234 '· 17th St. #117 Costa Mesa • 642-0434 under warranty. OH U 0 nance BMW's • Corvettes: It's the resource you 522,950 showroom. 714-448·5959 Also Jeeps, 4 wo·s .• NEWPORT BEACH can count on lo sell a myriad of merchan· c 0 n d · 6 4 5 •3 1 2 O · TRADE Your area. Toll lree 1 ·. TRANSPORTATION POWER BOATS dlse Items. because 644·0525 eve. 800·898·9778 Ext. A· our columns compel 1989 SEVILLE 5139 for CYrrent list· 616.9 7012 qualified buyers to Orlglnal. real good through cla~sified ings. ~~~~~----------------------hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ ca111 condition. new t~es. ~~~-~~~~ NEWPORT NEWPORT NEWPORT Multl·tam·Sat. 8 ·12 BOATS 1011liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii, ___ e_4_2_.5_e_1_8__ se5oo. 675·6i28 -------ANTIQUES & BCACH 6l69 TV, waterbed+ morel ii!iiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiii 14'. Bayllnor 1894 ~--------------------------. CLASSICS 9250 BEACH 6169 BEACH 6169 i979 Port Ramsgate 28' Untttlght Sally like new, seals 4, bay iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (xFord/San Mlguel) Dog, twin chrysler, boat, 4 cycle Yamaha Ann&aal Community EHtbluff Moving Sale THURSDAY 7 13oam 44'1. New bait tank, S.9 hspwr OB, used Garage Sal• Italian furnishings, Garage Sale Sat. 150 Museum·quallly blldgo pumps, VHF, total 8 hrs, lull cover, Nwp1 Hts/Chll Haven couches. tbls, chrs, only. clothes. furn. 1 1 am/Im stereo com In Ca. Dry Slip, trash 0 50 H h Id pa nt ngs wholesale. ' · water flushed, $5,000, ver ouse o s enler cir w/slereo, TV, odds & ends 1759 Good women's cloth· pass. Loran & fish Pick up g3rage sale VCR; Armanl suits, Gentelia Pl., NB Ing, 3.sfz.es used peg· finder. Priced to sell. cost was S 10,000 maps at corner of Chit home otflce furn. FAX ---------board. many kinds of 9 7 1 2 o o 2 days 1_1_2_1_.0_1_6_9 ____ _ Orlve & Irvine Avenue. machines. lots more. fabric, china, area 673·8695 eves. ~::,,.~~~.March 27ltl SAT. 4/27 2417 Novla M4i;~ng9 .::::-sc:.~ rugs, misc Items. 1301 B•y Bo•t not electric. signer & patio furn, Antigba Way (corner loo. Udo late, blue . eConlr•clor• Surplua 0 k d I A ti & S I ) verstoc e wlh lamps. antiques. n gua antago canvas top, S2,000 28' B•ylln•r 1894 2859 SuperClasslc, Mercrulser 7.4 llr .• under 40 hrs.. Bravo Vinyl windows, micro I ff? b c 11 f d 1 11 s u p~lnUngs. seminar ta· i---------o o. a or e a s oven, LP tank lor RV, A call to bles. chairs. clothes. Clas•lfled (213) 876-7833 eve. surfboard. wetsuit. fl T dive gear. household Class! ed books, linens & morel he most comprehen· MJ(ll Zodiac 1511. Alu· will hel~ All must go. 2316 slve and current dlrec· mlnum floor boards. llems. etc ... Sar. only. 642 •6 8 10 of od a d April 27th 8-Noon ~ Falrhill Or. <!• 23rd St. ry go s n ser· W·20HSP Johnson 4 17 319t e75-5018 Npt Bch 645·0560 vices around! OB, $1200. 642·7794 ---~----- II, bottom palnl. VHF, shore power, 5 yr. hull warranty, refrigerator, battery charger, water neater, S38,500 OBQ (714) 723·0473 TEL. 1141641-1119 '54 Dodg• Roy•I classic, orlglnal runs great, $2500. 714-436· 6665 or 714·854·6460 Can't seem to get to all those repair lobs around the house? Let the ClaHUled Service Directory help you find re1labte help. SERVICE DIRECTORY CHILD CARE 3536 CONCRETE & ELECTRICAL 3610 HANDY MAN 3710 IANDSCAPE & MOVING 3834 PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING 3890 SPRINl<LERS 3921 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MASONRY 3 S 5 7 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LAWN CARE 3 808 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CHILD HOME CARE liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Small Job EXPERT Hom• RHtoratlorVRemodel PUBLIC NOTICE RAINBOW Clrcle M•lnt. THE LOCAL PLUM8ER SPRINKLER REPAIR 'Jc#304201056 Patterned Conoroto Duncan Electric Tiie/drywail/woodwork • TREES • The Calif. Public lJllll· Palnllng.fnt/Exl Housm/Apl ·a James e. Bangert Co.· Valveseliead .. Tlme- Robena Thornton Driveways, palloa, Quick Ae•ponse Fences/decks/room add. tie• Commission RE· Ouatlty Job. Free est. Since 1947 clocks. 26Yra Local Exp. 720.3969 Npt Beach decks. Repair/removal Local Uc. 850·7042 Roofs/general repairs. To"ed~•ove. L.-•11•, QUIRES that all used L#569897 838·8888 Friendly Servlce•lnsured John Burr 282·2831 ACOUSTIC Uc, Free eat 222·6666 •---------Comm/Res. Reis Free Esl ................ 751~78 household goods CARL MANIRE CO, Ll532981 675-93041--------- C!IUNGS 3408 CLEANING FENCES John 947•5520 GARDENING Reliable movers print their Painting Contractor ALLEGIS PLUMBING TUTORING 3929 S C 3548 CONTRACTORS & DECRS 3615 HAULING ~.a~~~1~bleW~r:te:~ P.U.C. Cal .T number; 26Yrs Prof'I Painting Or1ln clun•Plumbing rtpaJ'liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii AAA ACOUSTIC ERVI ES 3720 limos and chaulteurs L#3$098 733·9048 24Hr Emergency Svc TEST p EP Paint-applied Remove· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii GENERAL 3558 Ed Barrett 548·3371 print their T.C.P. num· . Low$ 648·3298 R patch. Texture. ln\/ex1. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •FENCl!S GATES• Green Scene Landscpng ber In all advertise-CHUNq•s PAINTING ---------SEMINARS 962.5891 or 847.8905 A TOUCH OF CLASS new/HP•lr/poal replaud JUNK To Tho DUMP iMaaonry /Irrigation ments. If you have a 20 Yrs Exp. Gd Price! ----------- Cl.anlng. Res/Comm CPI BUILDERS INC. Redwood • Ltl'576605 (714-988·1882) J Trlmmlng /Removals question about the le· Guat work. Free Est. eDAN DAWSON• EXCEL on SAT & CEILINO MASTER Lie/Bonded. Free Est. Resldentlal Conti. Jim Whyte 642.7206 wm haul what Trash Clean.ups • Maintenance gallly of a mover, llmo Uc#375602 538·1534 Plumbing 646•6720 CTBS. EvesJWknds •Acous1lc Removal• Teresa 282•7143 Uc.tl'51842~•1~0sured DECK COATINGS Man won't! 968·1882 Ll599025 050•8109 or chauffeur, call: QaneAbr•ml Painting Wsllf Htrs•Oralnl•Flxlurts 4570 Campus Or. N.B. Cu•tom TeX1ure-Paint (714) 99...._ 93 Public UllllUes I Patricia O'Oowd M.S. Llc'd. Mark 838· 7300 •Bright Haeolnlng •---------Waterproof Sy•tema. LANDSCAPE Commission lnl/EKt Oual Pa nt1R111S Remodl•RepalreFaucata E P f'I B LEWIS Conatructlon B LI 'd/I 'd I '76 l554722 p 717 5729 Consltnl GATE/Sch/Univ. I u,ropealnR fro5Y. e•x•t Remodel•Handyman alconlet • Pallo1 IMMIGRATION CONSULTANT 714·558-4151 c ns •nee . •gr· • C•ll 873·2380 n own es rs p. L#704773 Local Ret. Slone/Brittc/T11t 493·1522 18 Years Experience. 000·7013 Pg·064·3947 ___________ _,, Grace 251·9455 •714·557·5925• •Wood F•nc••* 3762 Brian Kiiieiea 645-4635 Dibernardo'• Moving Hou•• Painting Svc'• Expert Drain CIHnlnti -W-AL--L------~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil •BOSS HOUSECLEANING rtpllot/rtpaJr, lrH hauling La d R d II Local/Office/Storage lnVEllt 1 Low Rates & Plumt>lng Repairs _...ndyman/Remodel Ucensed·Bonded S.J. Scott ConstrucUon tStlmates. Low prtc11. Uc'd US Immigration Expert n ac•pe •mo • ng Long Olst. Free Eat. Ouallly Work Quaraoleed 20Stye've' exp. All WO<ll545-8gu2t"a· COVERINGS 3932 ffiPENTRY 3510 Addi.I B h Kl Custom Home Builders AdVant•"" Con11t. 974.5301 • Green Card Lotte~ Yard lune up/malntenac1, Ti1'181632 979·3114 Cell Martin 953·5408 , ons, al . tch Sl0.00 per hour. Llcl 481954. Ref's . .-land1Cap1/anlstlc dHlgn.1----------.,-,--.,,,.._--,,,...--1 Plre·Water Damage 714448·0388 71.._875•7780 Vin & Labor Ctrtitlcat on ContractorlfC27-604006. Split Second Moving lk•'• Cu•tom Painting 'Eloc, Plumb, & Paint Work Permit 975·8425 Prot'I & Elhlcal. 645-7505 Prof Moveral 24Hr Srv Prof, Clean, Quality Pr•clao Plumbing THE STRIPPER ,Newport area. lmmed A NEED TO CLEAN! STEVEN'S GENERAL FLOOR INSTALL · 70ay/Sr Oiac/T l1711452 Work. tnt/Ex1 & Docks. Repairs & Aemodela Speclalizlng In wallpaper Page 714·227·8122 535 Most •in'lle story CONSTRUCTION REPAIRS 3620 INTERIOR •MOW/edge/tree trim/ 432·9123/p.348.5850 L ... 7034&8 831•4810 Free Estimates removal. Llel 588924 I kl r / d I a ,.. LIH73H 880·1000 * 714-083·5037 • 600AS Atmodel•Ha1dware homes. 714-4S 2·2200 European Cralttmanshlp tpr n ea y c • n·up PAINTING 871•5987 •rrlm•Cablnets•Stucco • D•talled Cleaning :~~~~~~~~'r.";~~lg • MARBLB RXPERT DESIGNERS 3782 ~;~:b1:~t, t::~~;~~~· *~::.~ffl!~•r: M:.~:y~ Con•cl1nllo11s Cra1t1in1n ---------·~~~~o.~~-~~=v~r~~~t j rywll L5627i~~~~:x~ Houae/Apl/S10/hr •Foundation/Marble Pollshlng/Protectlng. Phil' 0 d 1 1 ln•ured alnc• 1981. Old·F11hloned Ptld• In POOL , lo OuaUty Crahmanshlp. erry • E•p'd + Ref'e+ •Retrofitting/Painting Scratch/Stain RemOv•I BRASS Pollahed & • ar an ng vc CALTI~ 957·1500 Workmanthlp. 671·5967 5eRVICE 3894 lnstalVRemov1 557·6228 '"I' le> Z HANDYMAN L620654 848·10011 C d La Lo Wkly Svc./Yard Cln·UP1---------_ _.,,.....,.....,,.~-"="-....-~ _. Call Jenny 894-0852 L691599•Bond•15Yrs oate · mpe, Oka • Seaaonal Flowers • ALL-AMl!RICAN 80N'8 PAINTING we ga11 should hang tHSTAWREFAC! CA81NETS WINDOW CLEANINO 7 1 4 .3 7 8 .9 9 8 0 •QUALITY WORK• etc. FrH Eat. Pick up T 1 4 .5 4 8 .a e 7 1 MOVH·U ... Carefully lnVl!Jct. 22 yra In O.C. Pool/Spa Ive • Aepalr together. Strip, Install, f~n•. o bath~ doors. • Average 1 slory-130 Hardwd/Vlnyl/C1ramlc & oenv. Tom 67s.-6226 PLANT ARTIST Coorteoustv & Ch11ptv Ouall1y. Sml/Blg Job• Fl advlca 10 lhe crHy. (;Iowa. oug 6·7258 Mrble/Carpet·Bnd/lnt D•SIO, N VlilONi S·peclalllt In evJatlng 848..0223 T141221 Uc480569 714·537·9496 ller .. Pumps•Heators 831·2111 an"'lm• • 2 story.$45. DOORS 3580 L708279 722•7332 • P 11 o I " Pgr 1·800-018-97.22 leland Blue Pool• ,. Ho&a•• Cl••nlng ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ro •• gner• landacape/lrrlgallon Wkly Svc. 845·8728 Spring Cl••nlng 1• +Save You Time/Money upgradH. 78().9792 TOP aua•1n , .... ,.VT C!MMIC '.ftt!S & A n s c Ml-' ... In"• An ....... ,. •• need u11 ... t1'\y .......... 3710 •U111n To Your NHd• MUSIC Alt ",,_ --------- 3528 c1rsi!i & nc>Or. ~~Mci'M dependable door on.nu mAI' •• Your BUDGET! Prof'l a..ncleo•pe Malnl LESSONS 3835 Very Reatonabl• Rallll ROOFING •11iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil A.I'• 88e.2500 hangar. Guar work, 1.aoo .. a 1 ·7712 10Yra Exp• Xlnt Aefa L$48228 Jay 660.5066 3910 o RAMIC • MARBL• reae. Oon 521·8910 •P•lnt/Carpenlry• PR•• Conaultatlon • Saaeonal f'lowefa • iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •tn•tall'n • F•brloatlon •WINDOW Cleanlng Drywall and morel VICTOR 497·17at CUIUNIT ln•lruotlon p••vo .. VOCAL A.C.I. ROOPINO co. toYra Exp • Ucen1ad • Carpet Cleaning ' Small Job• Oki JEunt•-3784 TAii I ITUMP St•t• C•rt Teacher BA 111.n • Specl•ll1tng In new 1·800·348·9321 • Hardwd Fir• M•lnt DRYWALL Gary M .. 11177 n~• TIAlllNATOR MA Oeg'1. 40+Yr ~11p. LISSONS 3868 noof1/R1.,oof11A•P•lr1 LA•k1 lhow•rs Rep'd FrH Ettl • 72907079 SBRVICB 3584 i1"'I "'"'" CentrMtat Stump removtl 1peclal11t All Ag•• H2-8939 Ll70092 Bond/Ins, Aagroutlng & lnatall'n Repalrt, lmt)fovement1, Wllll•m Harold Jewei.ra t.1001285 e41.aoea, _________ PIANO a99.-Advanc•CI _1..,,1_~ __ w1_1<1 __ •_10-_1..,.o_7_• L.,870130 DHn of Tiit CONCRETE & ..-SMALL JOI HPIRT am job•. OUllllV/ln4eorltv Welch • Jewslry r•p•lr Yard ci .. n..up. Trim PAl~NG 3858 All &G• .. THCher Cert. • ... AOOl'INQ 813-8085 or 848-as:ze OrvwalVPlut., Rtpalt I we, ~ Mt.111'0 Antique• Fine Jawel:l TrHa/Hadge/Remove/ "u !nttn.lnm•Jl! Avatl. New Roof• • Raroofa R.Wpo n Tiie & Marble MASONRY 3557 ;t<1ngln11. Taplng,rTtwture ROOll'ING c.tp, plbg. lkly/MllJll'ldl 973-038 Weed, Nu C..wn/Malnt.liii••ili•••• J.,,nlftr 940·8890 Ra~lra • Ll812565 Jin• Cralttmanehlp... Comm/Rea 551°55'73 Ptint. Glee, Ille, ttuceo. H4•Yard Pg•74' .. S375 •W·"· YOUNGQUIST ----------·• Int/Bond 970-1410 Al .-ttordabl• Prlc••· Brick, Block. Stone. Tll• aik L10 ... eae1eo R•~al• .• 110'!,GAH.. LA.NDSCAPB. P•lntlnt C:enlrHtor PIT ••ADLBR ROOFING ..tho1111t1/Countet1/Flr1 Cone. Patio, Orlvew•y All !)hHH No lob too UC d. Phi eo-1 LAUJ'U ,. • ... 3808 MASSAG· Qufl, ptilrtllng oy profit Ucant•d • lnturtd ·8111Utll S1on1 & Marble Fplc:, eeo1, Ref. 2s y, smt. Acouiuo removal, Moblle •403.aaee nn ~ I' 3830 Uc1eo20ee. Int. SBIVJCIS 3870 FrH Ell. All refoof ,!Pica Le454&e '42·2214 EKp. T•try 887•7884 etc. 714'-240.1188 CARJINTRV•Wlnd... ''"Ht. e.u-3305 gu.,•nttld. 87••0•1 T1tl A•PAIRS 000f9 •Wood 1'9nCH aHlo Vard Malnt L & 8 Thor•1tr l4YnW'1Pilt1tl"1 •Po,.onanao•• • Ae•eal Palfo Tll•. * 811t Prict/Qu11fty To fA•O• an ad In CloHt/O.,age Orgenllttt Lawn•, Ctn-up•, TrH ' Nutrition ln•/WC TOUCHUPS, TOO ln-M•IM ,.. Cer• seh your hom• ~ di • f'oun111n1 Landscape, brick, 11one Cl,aHlflod L.lfl2et511 • Cati Bot> Trim, Sl)finllff•, Atf•tt, AN/Ma•aaga Thetapt1t 2" Hra. Alch•rd Sinor Watklng•htdlnj•TlC through ctHtlfled. $2409 74 .. 3894 Concrtll. I00.71•t007 Call 142·11878. 249·1323 Pg..:112-0028 TllllCll 131....u.t '9-413-11"2 C.M. 721·9113 L.lc.,21C>t44 S.5·3209 Ve. Miii ..... 190 ___ .. _~._._ .. _.,_. __ .. . ..