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Serving the Newport.Mesa co.mmunities since 1907
Carol Hobin
sits on a walk-
way that con-
nects her.home
with the Me.a
Verde goU
course. The
country club
wants to install
100 trees that
would beauttfy
the coune but
block home-
owners' views.
MARC MARTIN I
DAIL V PILOT
Banning
Ranch
project
debated
• Residents of three cities
offer suggestions for
environmental study of
homes in West Newport.
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NEWPORT BEACH -More
than 50 residents of Newport
Beach, Costa Mesa and Hunting-
ton Beach voiced concerns
Wednesday night about how the
proposed Banning Ranch devel-
opment would affect the environ-
ment.
The Orange County Planning
and Development Services
Department held the bearing at
Newport Beach Oty Hall to com-
ply with state environmental
Jaws.
ntyJor Woodrow Homes is
proposing a 41 2-acre project that
includes about 1,750 homes, a 75-
room hotel, retail shops and 216
acres of open space.
Representatives of the non-
profit group Save Our Shores,
whkh opposes the project,
attended the meeting to express
concerns about the effects of Ban-
ning Ranch on traffic, air and
water quality and wildlife.
"I would love to see more of
that land preserved for the crit-
ters,• said Kathleen Cray, a group
co-founder.
Norm Su.ker, president of
Newport Crest Homeowners
Association, suggested that the
environ.mental study also include
an in-depth look at whether
police and firefighters would have
easy aecess to the area.
Others asked that the shops
and hotel be deleted from the
project.
"I'd like to ask that we not
destroy our coastal resources for
another shopping center,• said
Cynthia Ridley, Newport Shores
resident.
Project Manager MJ chael
Schlesinger sald Taylor Woodrow
intends to balance the interests of
the property owner, neighbors,
government agencies and envi-
ronmental groups.
City hires firm to design
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• Property oy{ners n ext to·
M esa Verde ·country Club
oppose plan for earthen
berm, trees behind homes.
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COSTA MESA -An effort (o
beautify Uie grounds at Mesa
Verde Country Club is jeopardiz-
ing some nearby residents'
panoramic views of the golf
course, which they fear could
cause their property values to dip.
After hearing testimony from
several residents at a council
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meeting Wednesday, Councilm81'
G~ Monahan indicatPd that &
City Council would look Into ' e
matter.
Residents on Komat_ )nve
learned of the country clu/s plan
last week after worke• .1 began
constructing d dirt beJJh behind
their homes. r
In a meeting ldsl Wednesday,
club General Mdnager Kim Porter
told residents of the plan to plant
d wall of 100 eucalyptus trees
behind their property.
Scott Clements, one of the
affected homeowners, said he
was surprised that residents
weren't Wormed or consulted.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 6 , 1998
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Q~ESTION right to do what they want on
tbe11 property. but they should
c?ns1der the impact 1l's golng to
have on theu neighbors." VleWI on Nwl7
Should the .Mesi v.w • Country Club be IMowed
to blodC Ylew5 of adle-
cent ~1 Call our
Readers Hodine 1rt W ·
That IInpd<"t could be substan-
tial, scud Vdlem· Torelli of Torelli
Rectlty.
Torelli hd~ sold golf course
property for 14 yecln. e1nd d<>f>..i. aou • of her business IJl Mf'Sd
Verd<!. 6086 or .-mail • me111ge
to dailypi~link.net •
tndude the spetllng of your
name and city of residefi(e.
• 1t's private property.·
Clements said. •Tue country club
owns the land. They hdve the•
·At mirumum, d goU course
view i:. worth $100,000, ~she sai<1 .
Torelli JUSl sold d View home
for $895,000 dnd guesses d home
tlc-ross the stre1>t w!lhoul a view
SEE GOLF PAGE A16
State says
Owen must
not vote on
annexations
•Fair Political Practices Commission
rules that member of Orange County
Water District board of directors
has a conflict of interest. ·
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NEWPORT BEAC'H -The etty's repre:.entd-
bve on the Ordnge County Wdter Distnct board
should not pdrt.lt1pdte m cruoal annexation issues
facing the dlstnct, the tale's Fair Political Prac·
bee Comrruss1on has concluded.
Langdon Owen -who n•prescnts parts o{
Newport Beach, lrvtne, Orange and Tustin on the
10-member board -hds come under hre dunng
the past few months by Huntington Bedch and
other oty ofhoals who alleged he may hdve a
confhct of mterest Huntmgton Beach City Attor-
ney Gail Hutton 1s lookmg mto the mdtlPr mde-
pendenUy of the comnuss10n.
Agenc1Ps that already belong to the wdter dis-
lnct, mdudlJlg Huntmgton Beach. fear Ii more
new homes and businesses are allowed to lap into
the county's water supply, rates will skyrocket
They oppose any expansion of the dIStnct unW d
full study or the water supply 1s completed m
SEE OWEN PAGE A 15
Ex-Newport
woman slain
lat,
A Conner Corona del Mar J I1gh School stu-
dc•nt wa., found bludgeoned to dedth m an
upsc-aJe Washington. D C , neighborhood
over the wt>ekl'nd.
The body of Chnstmc Morodi Minayan,
28. of San Franosco, wds dtscovered by sev-
eral people Sunday in Georgetown, wheri •
she was employed as a summer mtem at the
National Arad my of. Science
MU7ayan was an excellent student who
was dJso active m extracumcular activitie
during her tune at Corona del Mar High
School Dunng her ophomore year m 1985,
SEE SLAIN PAGE A18
Interest in· water board evaporates
•No one has filed to run
for Henry Panian's soon-
to-be vacant seat on
Mesa Consolidated board,
with one day left to file.
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COSTA MESA-Henry Panian
may be planning to leave the
MeN CONOUdated Waler DWtrict
board o1 direc.1an um yeu, bUt
rather than kicking up bM feet.
he'• worrying about who will
rec~tMla~
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The deadline for candidat to
file nonunation papers for th
Nov. 3 election is 5 p.m. Fnday. lf
Paiuan does
not file by
then, the
deadline will
be extended to .
Wednesday.
U the posiUon
t9ma1n.I emp-
tY, the Otange
Coanty 8oud
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wUl appoint
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tan said.
M Consolidated would not
be totally Wlthout influen<"e, Tang
MUd.
The Board of Supervi rs would
telect from a list of candidates
provtded by the water dlitriet,
1llng 1a1d. But the ultimate ded·
lion would fall on the county ofti·
dals, he said.
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lout granCk:bDdren.
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I ' COSTA tviESA __:. ace foot-
' ball coach Bill Workman met with
: his players Tuesday night after a
preseason workout.
Instead of peppering them
with practice schedules and
game dates, he informed the 80
or more players that Daniel
Edwards had died.
•Many of them didn't know
Edwards but lea.med that No. 37,
the jersey that had been given to
him an hour before he died,
would be his ete rnally. His family
• requested that Edwards wear the
jersey .when he is buried.
Faculty at the community coJ-
1 lege are still mystified why
Edwards, a high school athlete
who wanted to move on to the
next level. collapsed in a locke r
' room and later died at Hoag Hos-
pital.
The Orange County Coroner's
Office performed an autopsy, but
the cause of death hasn't been
determined . It will conduct a
series of tests before announcing
the results.
"There are no details to
divulge right now," said supervis-
ing Deputy Coroner Joseph
Luckey. "If an autopsy doesn't
reveal a cause, the case is consid-
ered pending based on further
studies.·
t Edwards, a 20-year-old Cerri-
: tos resident, planned to attend
1 -the colleye this fall. He was on
campus Monday finishing his
=-math-and English-placement
-, -tests. He had scheduled an
appoinbnent with a school coun-
t , selor at 5 p.m. but decided to '
1
, swing by the field house to get his
practice gear.
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He·~ a cteW of four,.
' who travel from dock to dock ·in
dinghies, cl~aning about 80
' powerboats and· sailboats a
month.
With three to four people
work;;ing on a boat at once, each
~t takes about 45 lllinutes to
an hour to clean from the water-
line to the roof.
lnl~ clearly takes pride in his
work.
"You can eat off it when we
leave,• he said.
YAOfTS OF WORK
Windows and doors are the
first thing the crew checks when
they get on a boat. Before they
can ~ose it off, all doors and win-
dows must be securely closed.
After hosing off the boat, they
alert the owners to problems,
such as cracks in the finish.
Then they go on to clean
every little thing, from the stain-
less-steel railings and door han-
dles to the control panels and
seats.
"The more stainless-steel
gadgets you have, the longer it
takes," Inlow said.
He and his crew dean only
the outside, using special cleaner
for the plastic windows, condi-
tioner for the seats apd good
stain removers for tough spots.
Certain materials, such as Ising
windows, take extra effort, Inlow
said.
"You just have to be so thor-
ough," she said. "They know
their boat."
The cleaners must be sure to
cover the entire boat, checking to
make sure that every stainless-
steel surface bas been polished
to a gleam, and being very care-
ful not to leave track$, Inlow said.
If, for example, they leave some-
thing on the boat, they must
clean their shoes off be.fore
climbing back on from the dirty
dock.
"Th~ things are nicer than
most houses," he said.
WATER IS IN HIS BLOOD
Inlow, who grew ?P in Hunt-
ington Beach, lived in Northern
California for five yea.rs before a
severe wake-l:>oarding acddent
prompted him to move back to
Huntington Beach a year ago to
be near his family.
"I really UJissed [the water}
when I left town,• lnlow1 32, said.
"l was born to be near the
ocean.•
He called an old friend, ' . Richard Yark, to catdl up, and
discovered that York was think·
1 Last week Edwards met with
1 Workman and bis staff and I e xpressed his eagerness to play
I for the team. Ed wards a ttended I
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I R I E F LY I N T H 1· N E W S
1 Gahr High School in Artesia.
Although he was a defensive
back at Gahr, be was aiming for a
linebacker spot with the OCC
Pirates. .
He was measured for shoulder
pads, given a helmet and
'assigned a locker on Monday.
Edwards was sitting on a bench
putting a face guard on his hel-
met when he suddenly passed
out. A couple of other players saw
Edwards faint and thought he
was joking around, according to
Jim Carnett. the college's director
of community relations.
: "They said it looked like a t_ ~eizure, • Carnett said . •His
;;oreathing had stopped and his
:)o<IY was tight. When an atten-
iiildant arrived, who was a lifeguard
. r 10 years, he knew it was
::::>omething more than a seizure."
A security officer who
sponded to the call reported
ere was no sign of drugs or
~cohol in Edwards' gym bag.
-. No one can explain what
xactly happened to the healthy
-.athlete.
·People who met him had said
e was a nice young man and he
as excited to play at Orange
oast," Carnett said. "We are
eeply saddened by this event."
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Chili cook-off to honor
fallen police officer
The Bob Henry Chili Cook-
Off and Salsa Preparation Con-
test, -which will honor the
police officers, firefighters .and
sheriffs w ho serve Newport
Beach -will be held from 11
a.m. to 2 p.m. Aug. 29.
The event will feature several
contest categories, as well as
food for sale, fire engines and
police cars on display and enter-
tainme nt for children.
The contest will be held at
Bob Henry Park , named for the
first Newport Beach officer
killed in the line of duty, at the
comer of 16th Street and Dover
Drive .
Admission is free. Entry fees
are $7 5 for each team, which are
asked to sign up by Aug. 15. For
entry forms or more info~ation,
call Rick Harris at (949) 642-
2479.
Annual Walk for
Peace set for Sept. 19
Everyone is invited to the fifth
annual Walk for Peace, to be
held at Triangle Square on Sept.
19.
Exhibits open at 10 a.m., and
the walk begins at 11 a.m. The
mayors of Costa Mesa and New -
port Beach will speak a t noon .
Entertainment will begin at
12:30 p.m .
The walk is sponsored by the
Newport Mesa Irvine Interfaith
Council, the United National
·Association , Baha'is of Orange
County, Amnesty International,
Witness for Peace and the Trian-
gle Sq uare Merchants Associa-
tion.
Admission and participation
are both free. For more informa-
tion, call (714) 434-1534 or look
at the web site at
http:\ \home .earthhlink
.net\-taf3more.
Republican club
honors Rep. Cox
The Newport Harbor Repub-
lican Asse mbly will h old its
ninth annual reception Aug. 23
in honor of Re p . Christopher
Cox.
Cox will discuss the current
Republican legislative agenda at
the reception, which will be held
from 2 to 4 p.m . at 1021 White
Sails Way, Corona del Mar.
Refreshments will be served.
. Admission is $10. For more
information and reservations,
call Evelyn Hart at (71 4) 645-
9127."
Tennis tournament at
~ewport Harbor High
Tennis players are invited to
compete in tournaments Aug. 15
and 16 and Aug. 22 and 23 at
Newport Harbor High Stjlool.
The tournaments will be held
from 8 a.m . to 5 p.m.
Registration fees for singles are
$22 for Newport Beach residents
and $27 for nonresidents. The
fees for doubles players are $28
for Newport Beach residents and
$33 fornonresidents.
To enroll, visit the Newport
Beach Community Se rvices
Department at 3300 N e wport
Blvd., Newport Beach. For match
ti.mes, call (949) 581-7052. For
additional information, call (949)
644-3151.
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SURF
ing of adding topside cleaning to
his underwater boat-cl~aning
business.
Inlow liked the idea and
beca.Uie York's partner.
· And business is good. Most of
their business come5 by word-of-
mouth, and almost all of their
customers are regulars.
Inlow said one of the nice
things about tbe job is getting a
firsthand look at the latest nauti-
cel ~ment. But just being OD
the wate r is what he loves.
"I love my job," be said.
"Evety day, I come on the water
aiid it's like free time .•
Even wh en Inlow is not work-
ing; he stays dose to the water,
spending his time surfing, wake-
boarding and playing volleyball.
"It's so mu ch nicer than being
in an office," he said.
-Story by Alison Murray,
photo by Don Leach
Canoe club gets first
approv~ to stay at
North Star Beach
NEWPORT BEACH -The
Parks, Beaches G d Recreation
Commission on Tuesday night
recommended the City Council
allow the lmua Outrigger
Canoe Club to store its large
vessels overnight on North Star
Beach after obtaining a city
permit.
Dave Ki.ff, assistant to the
city manager, said the perm.it
would prevent the club from
growing too big and adfersely
affecting the N ewport Aquatic
Center -the primary user of
North Star Beach -or nearby
Dover Shores residents.
Billy Whitford, executive
director of the aquatic center,
did not return phone calls
Wednesday. But Kitt said Whit-
ford still expressed concern that
neighbors may think lmua's
crowds are his crowds, which
may affect the center's opera-
tions.
In the end, howeve r, Whit-
ford told the commission the
two groups would be able to
work it out.
•They .can work together as
good neighbors,• said Commis-
sion Chairwoman Pat Beek .
"It's just a matter of making
sure that each group has a writ-
ten agreement.•
Julie Morris, a spokeswoman
for lmua, said the group was
extremely pleased about the
outcome of the meeting, partic·
~arly the support the group
received from Dover Shores
residents.
The City Council will consid-
er the recommendation Mon-
day.
-Jenifer Ragland
POLICE FILES
NEWPORT llAOt
• llelbo9 Pier: A duffel ~ and its contents worth $ 170 were stolen from a
bench.
• ~ ..._.: A cellular telephone worth S400 was stolen from a busl·
ness In the 3300 block.
• w.t ,.,.wpcwt c.der Drive: A wall.t and its contents worth $1,527
were stolen from a business In the 900 btock .
• OcMll fNnt: A cellular telephone worth S 100 was stolen from the bNch
In the 100 blodc.
• S.1t1110 Aftftue: All emergency kit worth $25 was stolen from a c:.ar In
the 1200 blodt. •
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• llllCa w act Lw: A diamond rtng end • pair of tt'OeS WOl'th $515 were •
stoeef'I from a hcue In the 1200 block.
• Pw•wa ,._.:Ac.-SMrwoworth $50 w. stolen from an automobile In
the 2700 block. ,
• .....,.. ....... : A car~ worth SJOO w.s stolen from 1n automobile
In the' 1to0 blodc.
• .... 1M ~A P"'M and Its ca.lc.nts WOrth $3'& were stolen from a
Mdlra In the 100 block.
• 1• llrWt nn. pllm nm worth W5.,. ~from a~ In
the 900 blodt.
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot
Getting used to new routine
can lead tO bad hair days
F ORT COLLINS, COLO. -
You don't realize how much
you, took your old life ror
granted µntil you begin a new
one.
We had lived in the same town
for 35 years, the same house for 27
years and we bad at least Qne
each of everything we needed to
bwnble through life quite easily.
U one of our cars begcm wheez-
ing, we took it to Mark Redfield at
Mark's Automotive, and be fixed
it.1f we had,.a toothache or sore
gums, we went to Dr. Nick Davis
or Dr. Michael Gahagan.
Now we have to start all over
aga.µi1 Finding a dentist in this
t<?wti is especially tough because
tbe population of dentists hasn't
)(ept pace with the area's growth.
We might be OK, though. Mike
Gahagan gave us a referral to a
classmate here. His practice is
closed to new patients, but Mike
authorized me to say that he won't
go golfing with the guy next time
he's in Orange County unless he
takes us in. We shall see.
We may have plastic and ortho-
pedic surgery covered, too. The
couple moving in next door are
such specialists, though we're not
sure which is which.
We've also found two first-rate,
locally owned supermarkets near-
by and neither has those tyranni-
cal •ctub• cards. By forcing cus-
tomers to use the cards, the major
chains are building an enormous
and extremely valuable database.
The cards store records of
every purchase cardholders make.
They know everything you buy,
how much and how often, and
they have it by your name,
address and phone nwnber. No
thanks.
We are still sporting Califorrua
plates on our cars, but that \WI
probably change this week. All
we have to do is pass the emis-
sions tests and have our vehicle
identification numbers checked.
The smog test costs $15, which is
OK. But they rip you for $6 just to
look at the VIN nwnber and write
it down on a form.
NYLON
TOUGffj nature
FASHIO .LE by gn··
THE FRED
COLUMN
martin
Even when we get the Col-
orado plates, we will still be strug-
gling to acclimate to some of the
stranger local customs. We are
becoming accustomed to buying
Conoco and Sinclair gas instead of
Chevron and Mobil.
But damned if I can get used to
tuning to Channel 4 to get CBS
and Channel 9 for NBC. At least
ABC had the decency to stick
with Channel 7. Selecting the
local 1V news to watch is a chal-
lenge, too.
In Calif omia, we considered
Channel 4 the least or the evils,
although its relentless self-promo-
tion -I once counted 47 on-air
promos within its 5 o'clock news
hour -often drove us away.
Here we have settled on Chan-
nel 4, too, because it is the least
giggly, the least hypish and seems
the most thoughtful.
It also takes getting used to the
fact that everything happens an
hour earlier. Prime time begins al
7 p.m. and Jay Leno goes on at
10:30. The benefit JS, we can
watch our ravonte shows -·NYPo Blue,· "Law & Order"
and •ER" -at 9 p.m. mstead of
10.
Would that some of life's other
necessities were that simple to
deal with. My wife had no prob-
lem finding d hairdresser. She just
asked our charming and stylish
real estate agent, Kristy Clark.
Me, I went searching for a bar-
bershop. I would have let my fin-
gers do the walking, but it took
our new phone company, US
West, five weeks to get us a .
phone book.
After checking around, I found
a reasonably hip-looking unisex
salon in an upscale center about a
mile away and made an appoint-
ment. It was a dreadful mistake.
The Army gave me a better hair-
cut the day I was drafted. There
are now four layers of hair
between the top of my head and
my left ·ear.
Haven't had much hrck with
plwnbers, either. We called a
highly recommended company
July 7 to get a quote on extending
our natural-gas line about 20 feet,
On Monday, they called back and
said, "Now, about that gas line.•
"Thanks," my wife said with
not even a hint of ire in her voice,
"but we bought an electric dryer a
month ago.·
Contrast that with the day we
were moving, June 25. I went to
unhook the water-supply line to
our refrigerator and the valve
came off in my hand.
After closing the main line into
the house, J called Joe Carlos
Plwnbing and· they had a highly
capable fellow out there in 45
minutes. It cost $90, but the crisis
was resolved in less than an hour,
on a day when I did n.ot need an
additional iota of stress.
Eventually, I'm confident we
will locate a responsive plwnber, a
skilled barber and every 0th.er
kind of service help we may need.
I wish 1 had as much faith that I
.will discover a reliable source for
Mint Chap Stick.. I used to go out
to the 7-Eleven at Harbor' Boule-
vard and Mesa Verde Drive and
buy four or hve at a time. Now,
my sldsh is down to three. Winter
is commg, and I am beginning to
fret.
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STAYING COOL
Beating the summer heat is
Catherine Guevara, 7, above Jett.
of Costa Mesa, who pushes along
Chelsea Kalhor, 5, of Huntington
Beach at the Ice Chalet tn Costa
Mesa. Azy.Kalhor, left, helps her
daughter Chelsea, take off ber
skates while Catherine does it all
by her elf at the e nd of class.
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Model Fitness Expert Personal Training.
W orking our rs hard. Really hard.
And that'<; true whether 'fOU re
into buildtnR up vour hftt:P' or
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you're gorng to pul '-<> much C'n<·rg\ into
omethrng. you want the• ma1C1mum
re!tults Whrch is ..., hy m.1ny pt.-OPle turn
to a per..onal trainer
"Most people get a trarner tx•(,JU'-<'
they re frustrated," say:. Shon Thonlp'on
touncler and CEO of Mo<M fitnes Expert
Personal Tr;aining (729-3706) •Tht•'r
work out a lot. tney u'e all the latl''t
grl'cJtest equipment, bur lh<'Y don 1 get lhl'
re~ults they ..., ant •
The problem of course "
knowledge In ordt•r to g1•t tht• he''
rewlts, you not nnh h.i-.l' to \'\orl..
youro.ell rnto a ntee 1u1t v '"c.11. ~ou h,lH'
to do rt in lhe rrght "a.,. Thomp-on prrde<.
tum..elt on the re-.ult' ht.> g1" tor t lic·nt': ~ mu(.h <,() rhat hE' O!fl·r' 'omethrn~
unht>ard 01 rn the pt·Ninal 1nrmn1:11tt.'ld -
.i 100"'1. money back guar;antee 11 you're
not happ., with the nt'\\ "'ou 1n three
months ltme And 11 doe'n t malll'r 11 you
look like Arnold 5ch".un•nel(gt.'r and
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have lmt 10° .. body lill ti \Ou don 1 rt>t•I
belier Thomp-.on \Hiil'' you a l ht.'< I..
Bui how " lw -.o 'ure ht> lan \\h1p
you hat I.. to \our 1 olll'l:l' \'\ ,11•1lme clnd
ha\C \OU lt·t'ftn)l ltl..t• \0. l llOlc:f clt01h
here~t{ "It all got'' hJt I.. to our
kno\' l1><li.t1• h.1't•: ht• '-1\' ·our ,1.i11 01
tr.iiner' .irt• Jll dl•grt't'd in t•'ter< ht·
'cren<.e .rnd C:f>R qu.1lrlrl'<I .ind requ1rt'<l
to do a minrmum 01 lt\t' hou"' a "t-t·I.. ot ~tudy to ,t,iy l urrtmt." lht-rr role. ,1, tar .h
you' re conn·rned. '' to One prt>H•nt
m1ury, two, .llt,un dt:\lrl'<l re~ult' rn lht•
~horte~ pt1'"hlt> trnw Thom1>,nn dot••n t
take that td'k lightly he ~t'<'• roo man\
trainer' "orl..tnR 1h1• gym' rn d •pump cm
up, pump t m nut" m11dt• \\hrch r) n(ll
onh It·" l'llrt •t•nt tor thl' 1 ltt•nt lw 'a''
but pot('nt1.1lh dJngNou' ·rh.11
appro.1th do• ..... n 1 1.1!.1• l'Jl h md1' rdu.11 \
spe< 1111 nPt'tl' rn111 dll ount • ,,n'
Thomp-.c.rn Srn1 t' t'.lC h boch '' dmert>nl
Thomp,on tal..t' \ 11.:il '•J:O' on t•\erv 1 hc·nt
and ha' rt•t.wwd 1tw 't'r\ rce.. ol a card1ol~"' c 1r!.111< l lfl' nur-l'' .md
nutrrttont<J, to ( on,uh lllr Jn\ unique
concern' A' .1 1orml•r ~r,1du.itt' 01 the
Shon Thompson, founder or Model
Fltnea Ellpett Personal Trlln ng
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\OU c' .. 1n '"'t a"urt>d "ou're in ca~b~ hand<,. And don t thrnlo. voo II get a°"'ay
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Co~hhn feels confiderit she will
be able to tackle ~ many cbal-
JeA.ges that await 'fl.er as the new
1ptnapat of w~ ~
SCbooL ,\
'Coughlin. ~. replaces Sandy
Bundy, the S<;hool'• popular prin-
opa.l who tpok advantage of the
~ district's golden handshake and
' retired in June.
Coughlin has about 10 years
experience as a pnndpal in vari-
ous elementary schools in Dlinois,
most recently at Kimball Hill
5qiool in Rolling Meadows.
Having worked at schools
with large limited-English stu-
dent populations, Coughlin said
sh e is looking foIWard to working
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lit dOwD With the teecb .. and
see wbat we wtD have to do.•
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i.!ill be teem'l '1tudenb to
speal: ~ wing kinder-~ and tint grade.
~u ~can't speak ~tish.
you can't~ them to raad lt. •
she said
•1 can tell we have an acel-
lent staff of teachers here.
They're very knowledgeable,
and they're very contemed that
they teach students English.
Most important, these teachers
care about children, and they
really want them to succeed u
adults.•
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her first year at Wilson will be a
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"An Artist's Journey"-The Mar-
itime Paintings of John Stobart"
will be on displaY. •until Nov. 8 ln
the Cirand Salon itboard the Pride
of Newport, 151 E. Coast High-
way, Newport ·Beach. Admission
is $4 for adults ft9.d $1 for children
12 and under. Por more informa-
tion, call 673-7863. j
CJD Voice, an e-mail discussion
and ~upport group for those with
the infectious brain-deteriorating
Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, will be
an ongoing activity available for
interested individuals. The CJD
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HOst tam.wes are needed for for-
eign exchange students who will
be in the United States during the
1998-99 school year. Students will
bring their own health insurance
and spending money for school
and entertainment. For more
information, call 675-0423.
ration Camp at the Launch Pad on
the third floor of Crystal Court at
South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear St.,
Costa Mesa. Science Camp and
Exploration Camp will be held
from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. weekdays
on alternating weeks through
Aug. 28. Optional extended days,
which inclµde a snack and movie,
are until 5 p.m. Admission is $110
for members, $130 for nonmem-
bers. Extended day is $150 for
members, Sl 70 for nonmembers.
For more infonnation, call 546-
2061.
FRIDAY
Members of the cast of "Rent"
will be at the Metro Pointe Barnes
& Noble Booksellers, 9018 South
Coast Drive, No. 150, Costa Mesa,
from 4 to 5 p.m. The event is free
and open to the public. Fdr more-
information, call 444-0226.
SATURDAY
Fair Days at Ptecemakers Vlllage
will be presented from 9 a.m. to 4
p.m. until Sunday in the Piece-
makers parking lot, · 1120 Adams
Ave., Costa Mesa. Admission is
free. The event will feature music
and food. For more information,
call 434-8368.
Children ages 7 to 12 can enroll
in either Science Camp or Explo-A back-country hike will taJ<e•
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given with each roll of film
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around town
place from 9 a .m. to noon at Crys-
tal Cove State Park, 8471 E. Coast
Highway, Newport Beach. A
mountain bike tour will begin at 9
a m. Hikers and bikers will meet
at the El Moro VJ.SitoIS Center.
Both events are free, however,
parking is $5. For more informa-
tion, call (94 9) 494-3539.
A ~ tide pool walk ls set for 3
p.m. at Crystal Cove State Park,
8471 E. Coast Highway, Newport
Beach. Walkers will meet at Peli-
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ing is $5. For i;nore informabon,
call (949) 494-3539.
place from 9 a.m. to noon at Crys-
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Highway, Newport l3each.
Grunions will be running through
Wednesday. Parlring is $5. The
hike is free. For more Ulf ormabon,
call (949) 494-3539.
MONDAY
We Won the Web, a party cele-
brating the conclusion of the
Newport Beach Public Library's
summer reading 'program World
Wide Wep of Tales, will be pre-
sented at 10:30 a.m. in the Friends
Meeting RoOm at the Newport
A program on marine mammals Beach Central Llbrary, 1000 Avo-
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the Upper Newport Bay Ecologi-. ever, children are asked to bring
cal ~eserve, 600 Shellmaker their completed reading log. For
Road, Newport Beach. Parking more information, call 717-3801.
and admission are free. Hot
chocolate and marshmallows :.will
be served. For more information, TUESDAY
call 640-6746.
SUNDAY
A back-country hike will tal<e
Barnes & Noble Jr. wtll present
American Girls Oub from 3:45 to
4:30 p.m. at the Metro Pointe
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Robert Whitley, a leading wine
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Cannery. 3010 Lafayette Ave.,
Newport Beach. Registration is
$38. Reservations are required.
For more information, call (949)
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Welcome Baby and Tender Care·
Parenting ptogrdJD.S Will bE> pre-
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Reservations are required.
Ad.mi5s1on is free. Participants
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(310) 473-4574, ext. 3011.
WEDNESDAY
The Networkers wW meet from
11 :45 a .m. to 1 pm. at the Costa
Mesa Gou and Country Club.
1701 Goll Course Drive. Admis-
sion is $12 and includes lunch.
'For more infonnabon. call 885-
9093.
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Tuesday through Aug. 13 A Ten-Getting Your Product Manuf~c-.
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be from 6:30 to 9:30 p.rn Tuesday 10 p .m. at OCC's Science Lecture
through Aug. 13 and 9 a .m. to 4 t Building, 2701 Fai.rvlew Road,:
p.m. Aug. 15. Vofunteers m.ust· ~osta Mesa. RegiStration is at :
attend.all three classes for a given 7:30 p.m. Admission is $15. for
program. For more information, more information, call (949) 253-
call (949) 722-1107. 0952 .• ,
An lntroductory cllmblng cllnlc
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AUG. 22
Kreative Kids Komer, a creaUve-
wnting workshop for children
ages 8 to 13, will be presented
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at an unde-
tennined site. The course will be
taught by Lisa Addison, an
award-winning jouma11sl who
has written for the Los Angeles
Times. Admission, which is $1 50,
includes notebooks, instruction, a
journal, a pizza lunch with soft
drinks· and more. Preregistration
is required, because the site
selected depends on the number
of people who sign up for the
course. For more information, call
(949) 654-3860.
AUG. 25'
Robert Whitley, a leading wine
educator, will present a white
wine tasting class at 5:30 p.m. at
The Cannery, 3010 Lafayette
Ave.. Newport Beach. Registra-
tion is $35. Reservations are
required. For more information,
call (949) 675-0894 .
AUG.26
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will be presented from 8 to '9 a.m.
at 'the Sheraton Newport Beach,
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AUG. 28 ..
Estancfa lllgh School Clas of
1968 will hold its 30-year reunion
at 6 p.m. at the Balboa Pavilion
Tale of the Whale Restaurant, 400
Bay Front, Newport Beach. The
event will feature Hawaiian
beach party attite. Admission is
$80. There will be ·no refunds
after Safurday. For more mforma·
hon, call 9:S1-5435. ·
AUG. 29·
CPR and Medic First Aid wllJ be
presented from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at
the OCC Sailing Base, 1601 W.
Coast Highway, Newport Beach.
Registration is $50 for Newport
Beach r sidcnts and $55 for non-
res1dents. Students who complete
the one-day session will receive a
nationally recognized ~rican
Heart A sodahon CPR ancftVledic
Fi.nit Ald card. Register at New-
port Beach Conunurtity Services,
3300 Newport Blvd. For more
mformabon, call (949) 644-3151.
ONGOING
The Kiwanis Club of Newport
Bctlcb-Corona del Mar meets at
noon Thursdays at the Bahia
Corinthian Yacht Clul), 1601 Bay-
side Drive, Corona del Mar For
more tnformdtion, cdll 852-11.48.
Oasis Senior Center offers a half-
hour of free legal consultation by
appomtrnent by cal.lmg 644·3244 .
Monthly workshops for people
Wlth cancer and· thE>ir relatives
meet from 7 to 8:30 p.m. the sE'C-
ond Tuesday of every month at
the Patty and George Hoag Can-
cer Center l1l Newport Beach. For
more mfonnation, call 760-5542.
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A support group for younger
patients with lupu::. m ~ts from
1 :30 to 3 p.m. the second and
fourth Wednesday of each month
in Newpdrt Beach. Call 536-1734.
A workshop for people with
lyrnphedema me ts from 2:30 to
4:30 p.m. the first Tuesday of each
month in the audJtonum at Hoag
Cancer Center in NP.wport Beach.
For information, call 760-5542.
Oasis Senior Center' offers a meal
program for mcmhors. Lunch 1s
served dai\y from 11 :45 a.m. to
12:15 p.m. in the multipurpose
room at 800 MargueritE> Ave.,
Corond del Mttr. Home d('hvered
meals are available fo1 home-
bound seniors. Reservations i)re
reqwred. Meals are sponsored by
SCSS lnc. For more information,
C'all 644-3244.
Oasis Senior Center offer med-
ical equipment rental, from
wheelchaU'S to walkers and more,
by calling 644-3244.
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Oasis Senior Center bas a com
prehensive medical library t
answer or research any rnecli
question. Call 644-3244.
Oasis Senior Center offers
coWlSelor to assist with questio
about Medicare, HMOs, and sup
plemental and long-tenh car
insurance by appointxdent Fo
more information O{·.'appoint-
ments, call 644-3244. ~1 . Expanded Aware~ess Seminars
presents a weekly ~editation ses-
sion al 6 p.m. Wednesdays at the
Hub of Newpo~ Mesa. 230 E
17th St., Suite ~18. Suggested
donation is $10. Call 646-1128.
A free introductory class ln pri-
mordial sound meditabon 1<,
offered by .Marvin Greenberg dl
Complementary Healing Arb,
666 Baker St., Costa Mesa For
the time and day of the session, 01
to make a reservation. call 969-
7653. ,
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The Newport Beach Psychologi-
cal Association presents a men's
support group at 4 p.m. Fridays.
The fee is $25 per session. For
more information, call 722-4588.
The Alliance for the Mentally ru
of Orange County provides edu-
cation and emotional support for
families with loved ones who are
mentally ill. A free support group
meets from 10 to 11:30 a.m. every
other Saturd~y at Orange Cotlnty
Mental Health Clinic, 3115 Red
HµI Ave., Costa Mesa. For more
infonnation, <ajl 850-8463.
St. AnClrew's Presbyterian
Church offers a support group for
families with loved ones who are
mentally ill. The group meets
from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Sundays in the
church's Dierenfield Hall C, 600
St. Andrews Road, Newport
Beach. The group is open to the
Hours:
Mon-Thurs 9 am-5 pm
Fri 9 am-6pm
Sar 8:30-4 :00 pm
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public and cormnltted to confi-
dentiality. Call 631-2880.
Prospects Network.Ing Group
meets from 7:15 to 8:30 a.m.
Wednesdays at Mimi's cate, 1835
Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa.
Breakfast is $6. Call Angie
Stafford at 474-2225 or Tula Fir-
man at 551-3156.
All l.a$senfs Leads dub meets at
7:15 a.m. Tuesdays at Mimi's
Cafe, 1835 Newport Blvd., Costa
Mesa. Call 646-1252.
Zen Home Stitchery, a local
manufacturer of meditation sup-
plies, holds a free meditation from
S. to 7 p.m. Sundays at Mesa Busi-
ness Center, 711 W. 17th Sl, Suite
A-8, Costa Mesa. Call 722-7818.
The Newport Beach Parks,
Beaches and Recreation Commis-
sion meets at 7 p.m . the first Tues-
day of each month in the City
Council chambers, 3300 Newport
. Blvd., Newport Beach. Call 644-
3151.
NlcoUne Anonymous fellowship
wants to help men and women
who smoke to quit and remain
smoke-free. For more information
on local evening meetings, call
650-2713.
The Costa Mesa Htstortcal Sod-
ety bolds a free open house from
11 a.m. to 3 p .m. Thursdays at
1870 Anaheim Ave., Costa Mesa.
The event features memorabilia
from the dty of Costa Mesa and
the Santa Ana Army Air Base. Por
more information, call 631-5918.
Overeaters Anonymous meets
from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesdays at
St. John's Episcopal Ch~ch. 183 .
E. Bay Sl, Costa Mesa. For more
inf oimation, call 953-0900. .
Ensign Intermediate . School
offers a free parenting seminar
and open discussion for parents of
teens from 7 to 8:30 p.m. the last
Wednesday of each month. For
more information. call 225-8189.
Oasis SenJor Center offers a
Parkinson's disease support group
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• C.I .F football, volleyball, basketball,
soccer, baseball, softball, tnck/fiel~
tennis, wrestlin1 and 1olf teams.
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from 1 to 9 p.m. the second Thurs·
day of each month at 800 Mar-
guerite Ave., Corona del Mar. For
more information, call 644-3244.
The Yoga Place otters a prenatal
and postnatal yoga class from 3 t~
4:30 p.m. Thursdays. New classes
begin on the first of the month.
Call 642-7400.
Hoag Cancer Center otten Man
to Man, a free prostate cancerdis-
cussion group, from i to 8:30 p.m.
the first We~nesday of each
month at the cenler auditorium, 1
Hoag Drive, Building 41, New-
port Beach. Call 722-6237. ·
The PacWc Business Xchange
bas weekly breakfast meetings at
7 a.m. Tuesdays at the Pad.fie
Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd.,
Newport Beach. There is no
charge for the initial meeting. For
more informabon, call 640-0588.
The Newport B.Mch PsychoJogt-
cal Associatioi; presents a coed
relationship ,q.oup called Insight
Equals Pow· at 7 p.m. Thurs·
days. The f< is $25 per week. For
more inf Qr ation, call 722-4588.
Hoag ~ cer Center otters a b'ee
re}ant and imagery workshop
from · to 11:30 a.m . the fourth
Wed' ~ay of each month, at 1
Ho J Drive, Building 41, New-
port Beach. Call 760-5542.
A free telephone help Une foT
seruors ages 62 and over is
offered by mortgage consultant
Bob Brennan at 3 p.m. Wednes-
days at BaySide Village, 300 E.
Coast Highway, Newport Beach.
Call 723-0233.
Tbe Sea .Explorer ShJp Del Mar
711 of Orange County offers a
program for young men ages 14
to 18 in navigatioi;i. Meetings are
from 6 to 9 p.m. Wednesdays at
the Sea Explorer Sea. Base, 1931
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Oasis Senior Center often ongo-
ing assistance, counseling and
referral services for seniors. Call
644-3244.
,'Jbe Costa Mesa Senior Citizen
• ',$qua.re and Round Dance Club
,';"·~eks experienced dancers to join
I. in from 9 to 11 a.m. Thursdays ~
) ' ' , the Costa Mesa Senior Ce\}tE!r,
I • 19th and Pomona streets, Cpsta
tion, operate a free museum at
620 Newport Center Dnve, New·
port Beach The museum is open
from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays.
Call 721-9333.
Hoag Cancer Center sponsors a
free tai chi class for intermediate
tp advanced levels from 10:30 to
11:30 a .m. Thursdays for people
)With cancer and their tamilies. A
beginners session meets from
10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Fridays. The
class is taught by Victor Annand.
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,'.' Mesa. Call 545-5669. • •
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'No tegistration is. required and
the class is free. Hoag Cancer
Center is at 4000 W. Coast High-
way, Newport S~ach. Call 722-
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'A free support group for1cancer
patients meets at 7 p.m. ~es-
days and a support gro~p lor peo-
ple sulfenng from chrome fatigue
syndrome meets ttom 7 to 10 p1m.
·Wednesdays at the Institute for
Holistic Treatment and Research,
401 9 Westerly Place, Swte 100,
Newport Beach. Call 251-8700.
Arthrttls Foundation instructor
Wyoma McKinley leads an exer-
1. ase class at 11 a.m. Thursdays at
. the Jewish Senior Center, 250 E.
Baker St., Costa Mesa. For more
~ information, call 513-5641.
Nightly meetings are offered in
Costa Mesa and Newport Beach
" •tor anyone who wants to over-
• .come nicotine addiction. For a
, fchedule or more information, call
774-9106 or (800) 642-0666.
4rhe Newport Sports Collection
• Foundation, d nonprofit organiza-r ,. .
Oasis Senf or Center offers a daJ·
ly telephone contact program for
SE:niors who have a limited locaJ ·
support system. For more infor-
mation, call 644-3244.
The Costa Mesa Communicators
Toastmasters Club meets from
noon to 1 p.m. Wednesdays at the
Orange County Department of
Education, 200 Kalmus Drive,
Costa Mesa . Meetings are open to
anyone who wants to improve his
or her public-speaking skills. For
more information, call 444-5030.
The Newport Beach DlsUn-
guished Toastmasters Club 1300
meets from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays
in Sgt. Pepperoni's meeting room,
2300 Bristol St., Newport Beach.
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Club 691 in Costa Mesa meets at
7 p.m. Tuesdays at Mesa Verde
United Methodist Church, 1701
W. Baker St., Costa Mesa. For
more information, call 540-4446
Blue Flame Toastmasten-Club
2717 meets at 7 a.m. Wednesdays
at the Village Farmer, South
Coast Plaza Vtllage,••1651 Sun-
flower Ave., C~ta, Mesa. The
meeting is free for (irst-ti.n:le visi-
tors. For more information, call
855-4308. • • : .
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Toastmasters c:J~ 231 meets al 7
a .m. Mondays.~t The Irvine Co.,
550-C Newpo,rt Center, N~wport
Be~ch. For 1B0re in!onnation, call
7j3.2209. ;
Harborlll~s Toastmaster Club
1927 meets at 7 a .m. Wednesdays
at the Riverboat Cale, 151 E:
Coast Highway, Newport Beach.
For more information, call 965-
3648.
Udo Isle Toastmasters meets
Mondays from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at
the Glendale Federal Bank Com·
munity Room, 100 Newport Cen-
ter Drive, Fashion Island, New-
port Beach. For more information,
call 964-5314.
Oasls Senior Cente r offers a
Care-A-Van transport to take
members to appointments' and
grocery shopping. The shuttle
takes members to the center. Por
appointments, call 644-32«.
People Interested In reading
English can learn with the help of
a tutor. Hourly rates and times
negotiable. For more information,
call 851-1739
outs Se.oior Center offers visu-
al-a.id screenings with a Braille
Institute representative by
appointment only. For more infor-
mation, call 644-3244.
Oasis Senior Center bas a walk-ing group called Wplkers Not
Rockers that meets once a week
to. enjoy scenic walks in and
around the Newport Beach ·area.
Call 644-3244.
Essential Weight Management
offers interactive and proactive
weight-loss groups. Learn behav-
ior modification and other tech·
niques to control your weight.
Cost is $20. Groups meet from
6:30 to 8 p.m. Wednesdays an'd
Thursdays at 369 San Miguel Dri-
ve, Suite 350, Ne wport Beach. For
more information, call 718-9848.
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women alcoholics who have been
sober at least a year meets from 8
to 9:30 p.m. Thursdays to discuss
relationships, careers and living
lite sober. There ls a cost based on
a sliding scale fee. For more inf or·
mation, call 225-8189.
The Healing Connection otters a
women's relationship group at 1
p.m. Tuesdays at 4425 Jamboree
Road, tM-A, Newport Beach. For
more jnf onnation, call 261-8003.
more information, call 722-6237
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: :Mi~ummer fund-raiser for The Center raises $3 0, 000
T he sixth annual Center
500/Toyota event billed as
Hot Blues on a Cool Sum-
• mer Night lived up to its name
and its reputation as the mid-
summer party not to be missed.
The courtyard of South Coast
Plaza Village turned up the vol-
ume on fun, fashion and dining
last Thursday evening as a large
contingent of local eateries
ottered the best of the best to
upwards of 1;000 Orange Coast-
ers intent on celebrating sum-
mer and lending their support to
• The Orange County Performing
Arts Center. .
Rod Plazza and the Mighty .
Flyers supplied the hot blues.
Nominated the best blues band
of the year for five consecutive
years at the W<J. Handy Awards,
Piazza has als6 been labeled
"master of.,,the chromatic" for his
audience-pleasing harmonica
playing.
The cool summer night was a
given , with incredible food pro-
' vided by such dining sponsors
as Antonello, Jerry's, Morton's,
Maggiano's, Bristol Bistro,
Darya, Rainforest Cale, Birra-
poretti's, Planet Hollywood and
Coffee Bean and Tea Leal.
• i I •
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1HE CROWD
The $30 admission raised
more than $30,000 for Center
500, sponsor of ongoing Center
projects of all variety. The orga-
nization, which has a member-
ship composed of professionat
men and women in the commu-
nity, takes Orange County cul-
ture seriously. Center 500 mem-
bers work hard for every dollar
raised, and deserve considerable
credit for their long-standing
support of The Center.
Chaired by Jerry Black and
Leslie Trammell with support
from Karl and Betty Anne
Kreutzlger, Ire ne Bennett, Else
EWAY Auro SPA
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: d•S'H •laiilGil :
Olovsson, John Reid. Shella
Tierney, JackJe Wolle, Susanne
Evert. Wendell Rood.man, Car-
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Fleming and Terry Parsons, the
evening was also sponsored by
such devoted corporate partners
as Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A.
Inc., Sprint PCS, 1Tader Joe's,
South Coast Plaza Village and
many more .
BW Tucker is pre.sident of
Center 500, and he was a part of
the massive crowd alongside
Betty and Fred Andenon.. Glen-
da Crosby, John Ford and Cathy
Clark, Phyllis Helland, Jamie
' Jolley, Manuel Martinez IV, Jim .
Prouty and Barbara Lobo, David
Paskll, Mike Reardon, Victoria
Siegfried, Frederick Smith and
Regtnald Woodward.
Center President Jerry Man-
del was spotted modeling inside
one of the Toyota's on display.
Mandel, the super-charged Cen-
ter boss, managed to pay his
respects to the Center 500
crowd and still make it back to
Segerstrom Hall for the curtain
of •wonderful Town· starring
Lucie Arnaz and Stephanie
ZlmballsL '
Word on the street is spread-
tatlons slated for fall at The
Center. ---0:
" Los Angeles does not have a
program that compares to what
is being offered here in OraJl9! • i County in the realm of dance,
said A.J., one of Hollywood and
Broadway's most successful and
prolific writeri. "We plan to buy
a series of dance tickets and
spend a great deal of time here
in Orange County this fall.•
That kind os news is music to
Mandel's ear, and good news as
well to support groups such as
Center 500 that work so bard to
make the programs possible.
Jerry Black, Irene Bennett and Dennis Potts showed up to support
The Center at the Hot Blues on a Cool Summer Night evenl
• a.w. COOK'S column appears ~ry
Thursday a~Saturday.
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grams. More and more patrons
from Los Angeles, Riverside and
Saq Diego are making The
Center their destination for cul-
tural and entertainment-orient-
ed programming. West Los
Angeles residents Carol and
A.J. Carrothers, avid Los Ange-
les Music Center patrons and
arts supporters spending last
Sunday in Newport, commented
on the upcoming dance pres en -
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Two modern-day remakes are fine fihns on their own"
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• U>f1'09t'S NOTE: The Reel Critla col-
~ fNtures movie critiques wrfttM by
cO(MUlity members serving on our
pan.I.
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Grown-up 'Cinderella·
1 Uves 'Ever After·
1 I grew up reading and being
re()d fairy tales. I'm certain
the story or the little cmder
gul, Cmderella, was part of my
mother's repertoire. But •Ever ~·
After• is not vour mother's Cin···'
dereUa. I
REEL CRITICS .
The ·'
movie starts
with ~.paint-
a sword as well as any man.
What she can't change is her sta-
tion in life, and after her father
dies, she is held at the mercy of
her cruel stepmother the
Baroness Rodmil.lA (Anjelica Hus-
ton) and her two stepsisters.
forced fo wait and work as a
servant, Danielle tfies hard to
~ve her family home. When a
·young man comes riding through
' the property
was to want all stories to end
happily ever after.
• HEIDI -.SM.a. 35, Is a hair stylist
atid Costa ~ resldent. .
Great performances
by Barrymore. Huston
I E ver After" combines the
hope, dreams and won-
derment of fairy tales
with the determination of a
young woman to triumph over:
the e vil that burdens ber. ·anderet-
known as Cmderella or Cinder
Soot, first enters as a young girl,,
raised by her father and a few
servants, who is joyfully looking
forword to having a new mother
and stepsisters. She describes it
as being •like Christmas." She's
not delicate nor refined but
buried under the crusted mud on
her body is a heart of gold that
tries' to please no matter what the
situation is.
ing <;Jone by
LeonMdo da Vino, and an old
woffidJl (Jedilne Moreau) speak-
ing to the Brothers Gnmm
regardmg a <,lory they have just
wntten about a young woman
named Cmderella
on one of her
horses,
Danielle pops
him with an
apple, :and he
falls off ,the
horse. As he
stands to apol-
ogize, she real-
izes that the Drew Barrymore and Dougray Scott star 1n .. Ever After."
• la" is already a
beloved story, .
thanks to Dis-
ney. Yet, th.is 1/
version is clos-
er to the Broth-
ers Grimm tale
and more
gro"Yll up than
the Disney sto-
ry. •Ever
After" doesn't
compete with
Cinderella; it
When her father dies sudden-
ly, her baroness stepmother
forces her to become a servant.
She obeys because she wants
someone to love her. One morn-
ing, 10 years later, she attacks a
thief who has stolen their horse,
only to find it's the prince. She
dresses up as a member o£ the
court to save a friend and again
they meet, only this time the
prince falls in love. Will the
prince be able to love a commol1-
er or must she forever pretend to
be something she's not?
Heidi Bressler man is Crown Prince Henry
and doesn't r~e the young
noblewomcµt charading before
him as the same servant girl who
beaned him earlier. The prince is
enchanted by her and demands
to know her identity. She gives
him one -that of her l~mg-dead
mother.
(Dougray
Scott).
The Brothers learn thdt the
young woman's true name was
Danielle, and unllke their passive
heroine, Danielle was a true
16th-century Glorta Stemheim.
Brought up by an indulgent
father, Daruelle (Dre w Barry·
more) ts not yo ur average young
woman. She Cd.O read and quote
the classics, throw as well as a
boy, and as we later ftn d out, use
Now it's her tum to apologize,
and as she stammers, the prince
departs, leaving many gold coins
to pay for the horse. Realizing
her good fortune, Danielle uses
the money to pay for the release
of one of the servants who had
been sold to pay the taxes on the
property. For the second time she
meets the prince.
Tilis sets up the rest of the sto-
ry with the prince searching for
his true love while the evil Rod-
l milla works to have one of her
daughters be the next queen.
I was all set to dislike this
movie. The feminist in me He, however, is a dumb man
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resented that another Cinderella
story was being pushed on a tar-
get audience of young girls.
Melissa
Richardson
Bo~waslwronglThismovie
is very entertaining. The dia-
logue is intelligent and funny. It's
beautifully filmed in the lush
French countryside. The perfor-
mances are all well done, with
Huston's portrayal of the wicked
stepm<?ther wonderfµlly horrible.
just offers another side of the sto-
ry -more of a behind-the-
scenes view.
Drew Barrymore is in top form
as the enchanting Danielle. She
cannot really be called Cinderel-
la as she doesn't resemble the
fa.uy tale figure except for their
mutual kindly spirit.
Even under caked dirt and a
brown wig, Barrymore's bril-
liance shines through. Barrymore
makes Danielle a commanding
Even though I'm past the age
of believing in a prince and ser-
vant girl romance, this movie
made me remember what fun it
Just like the movie's name
suggests, this is an "Ever After•
r story -the •happily" disappear-
ing at times. Danielle, otherwise
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Authentic MeXIC8t'l Food, Wrtfl The Freshest Ingredients &. A
New Light Cuisine. Great Margaritas. Hours: Lunch & Dinner. All
Mejoc: O'edt. Cards Accepted. Located at 2101 Placentia. Costa
Mesa-642-1 142, 2800 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach-
675-6855 8nd 2744 E. C'.oast Hwy., (IM -644-8226.
Ml CASA
Our meals are OON e trip to Baia as well as Mexico. Now offering
fish tacos. Phone ahead ~ orders t;o.go. H<Ms: Oeiy From
11 :c:D!m Al Map' Q'8dit c:erds Accept.ed. locet.ed At. 296
17t.h St., r.osta Mesa (714) 64!>7626
LA PAL APA
Serving atAAer'Q: Sol.di MelOC8fl Seafood. Ceviche, cockt.ails,
camarones. pUpc>, enseladas end much more.~ 6 days a
weelt. Dosed on Wednesdays. Otne In or talc&-<U. Located at
123 23ro St. in Newport Beech (near Mutt L.,,ich'sJ. 673-2657
FERDUSSl'S
Taste of Persia. Savory Persian cuisine in upscale, affordable
etmo6phere , , • 30em-1 o.~ &Jndey-Thtndey. unt11 4:CXlem
• Fnd8ySatu'day With Ml ml8C.
LA CAYE
Menu Includes: lobster. Crab, Shrimp, 3:.eeb. Delly Specaals.
Fri. & Sat. Prime Rib, FuH Ber & Wine U&t. Cesuel b-ete.
HOurs; lunchea 11:3Q.2.30-Dinner Mon.-Get. from 5:3Q>l'n.
Va, Mastercard, Diner's Oub. Located lik.1 695 lrWle le.,
(At 17t.h 9reet) Near 8loclcbl l8t8r &•~ C.oetl Mesa
(714) 64&7944
THE BARN STEAK HOUSE
Menu lncludel 9aak. Ffestl Filtl, Olid.s\, ~ &. Sellde.
Pricee Range From $3 75 For Looch & $8.25 For Dinner.
Holn: Mon.&t. ~ 11em For Lunch. 4;~ Mon . .fri.,
Dinner 3:~. Set. & Sun., Major Q'9dlt Cerde =· Locet8d ""20CD Hert>or Bl. 131, 0:. Melle. (714) 1-8777
THE ARCHES
The premun ... end lielfood l'Qa 11'1 ()'tng8 CowC¥ ll'IC8
1022. ~ klflCh Mon . .fri. 11 ~Xllin d j ;cnm. Dinnlr
lerYed rq,;y trd 1 :Clllm. l.oc*8d on Nlwport Blwt. & Coaac
~In Nwilpcr't 8-:h. 84&-7077
251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach
Thal Olinese Cuisine. Open 7 days. Monday -SatlJrdey. Lunch
11 :CD a.m -3;CJJ p.m. Dinner 4:CD p.m. -10:00 p.m Sundet
Dinner Ortt'f Perty treys & C8tA!nflQ 811811able located in the Cost.a
Mesa C'.Dlrtyards et 1835 Newport Blvd. [} 154. 645-3259
ROYAL KHYBER
~ CUl6ine of lnde. ~for kJnctl Mf 11 ::D2:CQm.
Coled for kJnCfl s... Sundev bUlCh 11.:D2:3J. Omer l8rWd from 5:~ l.DCated et 1 COl Bn&r.ol l:t. NorUl Cal OON for
l'968Mtions 752-5200
TA PAS
The only restetftnt in O.C. to offer the finest 1n CU1sme from
Spein ~ INe Flemenco entertetnment. Specializing 1n Paella,
steaks, gnlled fresh fish & pestas. Open ~ lunch and dinner.
Located et 4253 Marbngale Wwy (1 mile south of John Wrrfrle
Airport). Maior credit C8fds accepted. (714) 756-8194
SANTA MONICA SEAFOOD
Regeroed es ~em Cahfoma's top seafood ret.ader. With the
larg&&t & finest eeJectron of fresh seefood daily. Also, e multibJde
" ec:nxnptious delicacies 8UCh es sushi. gnlled fish encrees, clam
chowder. fish & chips, &8nct.w:hes end el the fuangs ~II
gwmet meal et home. Open 7 days 8 week. Locat.ed at 154 E.
17t.h a .. Costa Mesa (714) 574-8862
THE CANNERY
Hi8tcr'tC w-fr'Ol It Restarant and Harbo-Duse r.entar Hotn:
Mon.&t. 11:30· 2:00am. Sun. 10CXlem-12;~. Al MejOt'
a-edit Cards. Reservations Suggest.ad, l..ocetad et 3010
Lafayetie />we., Newport Beech, CA 92663 (714) 675-5777 Fax 875-2510
CATALINA FISH KITCHEN
Get hooked on t.he freshest fish evaileble. Fresh gnlled fish
seafood end chicken, sandwiches, &alads, IJ'llled plet.ea e~'
lp8Clllllbes ~ SW ~ II week. Mon. thru $at. 11 ·
Sundey 11em-7pm. Cetaing evailable. Locaed et 670 w 1 th0
!t. IGS, Coat.a Mesa !Welt" the new Treder Joe's.) 845-8873
HENRY N HARRY'S
GOAT HILL TAVERN
We 1-.. the molt Tepe on record il lhnga Couitl,146 Imported
ben, 42 micro braMre We facn OY9' 50 ~ &
blended Sco!x:h whi&lcar;e .. well • meny ~ bot.rbone:
t9qUllll, & brendee. locef.ed l!lt , 830 Newport B"'4d (Newport &
Hlltlar). 548S428
THI PARADISE EUROPEAN
COF'P'll HOUSE
Feecuring 9J*l8lty cdfM. (\A llJ)l 8880 ber, fine ct'IOCOletal
Ulir\ Ice awn $ coffM c:rllCIOI•. F1'9eh belted ...,_ ~
.... ~ 7 dl';I • .... b'Tlvl 10lm-1Qwn Hi-Set
10lm-11pm. loc8ted lit~ E. BelbcJli ~ .• ~ Blecn 875-7414 •
.~ewport Beoch/Costo Mesa Doily Pilot date book ..
Thur~, Augu$I 6, 1998 Al}
presence mstead of the dutiful
slave of past tellings. Most
importantly, sho makes the
mbvie fun to watch, b.me and
again.
_At the same tune that good-
1wss radi8tes out of Barrymore,
evil oozes out of the pores of
Anjelica Huston as the evil
t)'aroness stepmother.
Dougray Scott is effective a~
the confused prince. With what
little defµrltion the script gives
him. Scott mdJlages to creote a
·Characte r who is both endearing aod maddening.
The two stepsiste rs, as cliff er-
ent as night and day, Ft.1e both on
target with their perfl)nnances.
The younger stepsis,ter de mands
alplost as.much sympathy as
Danielle since there is a cama-
raderie between them that is
startlingly innovdti~e and enjoy-
able.
DanfoUe is a strong heroine,
contrary to he r predecessors. She
fig hts for her rights and saves
others. "Ever After" is never duU
and al.'-':'ays hig hly entertaining.
l\-iagnificent costuming. along
with a beautiful backdrop in the
French countryside and haunt-
ingly ma1estic music, brings the
fairy tale to life.
"Ever Afte r" is not always a
walk irl the park for Danielle, nor
the audience, but there are no
graphic or disturbing images.
Children may not understand all
tpat is said or done, but it won't
detract from the ir delight in the
movie. All ages will e njoy "Ever
After" beeause as a true fairy
tale it has the magic to enchant.
.,.:. MEUSSA RJOfARDSON, 18, is a Costa
, .Mesa resident and a freshman at ua.
Refinishing &
Rc1>3lrof:
l'olttla1n cullurtd Mrtif hlw!PN 6 ~
Complctt Bath
Rtmodtllng
video of the 1961 "Parent Trdp"
stamng Maween O'Hdra, Brian
Ke ith and Hayle y. Mills. It htt
been on e of our family favontes.
Then, we received the call to
review the remake.
Skeptically we Sdid, "How
Gay WasSct.ll-
Kelly and Bill
Kelly
could they
ever fmd a
child to
replace Hay-
ley h-Wls1 "
Well they
ctidl Her
ndme is ·
Lmdsay
Lohan, a red-
head pixie
covered with
angel kisses
(freckle,S).
She pldys
twin sisters,
Hallie and
Annie, who were separated SO<Vl
after birth due to a divorce . One
went With mom, the other with
dad. Neither knows about the
other until they meet at camp.
Fate -wait unW you se the
antics -has it that-they hnd out
the family secret.
Of course Hallie and Anrue
plot to trad~ place:> so each cdn
meet the pare nt she has have
never known. Hallie lives m
Napa Valley, Calif., Wlth vrne-
yard-owner dad, Nick (Denn.ls
Q uaid}. Annie lives L1 London
with mom, a wedding dress
designer (Natasha RichdrdsonJ.
The plot has been upgraded
with yachts, fancie r locales, cell
phones, mom a bit tipsy. camp
·time-out" for the girls. and the
careers mom and ddd en1oy. But
nothing is lost, only more refresh-
ing! Loban does an excellent job
switching dialects and personali-
ties. Quaid and Richardson ractiate
as their parents.
Disney does it agam. Tdke the
family and en1oyl One for your
video library.
• GAY WASSAU-KEUY, 57, 1s the ed1
tor of a Balboa newspaper and 1s active
in the community. BIU KEUY, SS, 1s an
industrial engineer.
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MUSIC
AIR SUPPLY
Air Supply will perform Fnday at
7 p.m. and 8·45 p .m. as part of
the Hyatt Newportets Jazz Senos
at 1107 Jamboree Road, Newport
Beach. ~on t5 $25 at 7 p rn;
and $30 at 8:45 p.m. Por mfonna-
tion, call (949) 729-1234.
, STAGE
'CATS'
Andrew Lloyd Webbe r's musical
"Cats," based on T.S. Eliot's
"Old Possum's Book of Practical
Cats," WlR he al the Orange
County Performing Arts Center
Aug. 18th.rough 23, 'Wlth per-
formances on Aug. 18 through
22 at 8 p.m.: on Aug. 22 at 2
pm.; and on Aug . 23 at 2 and
7:30 p.m TlC'kets range from
$21 to $52.50 and can be pur-
chased at The Center, 600 Town
Cerrte r Dnve, Costa Mesa. For
information, call (714) 556-2787. -FILM
SURF MOVIES
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Put a few words to
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AFlll HOUIS
1Wo urf movtes, •s1g We<lnes-
day• and "The Endless Summer
II,· will be screened Friday
through Aug. 13 at Landmark's
Port theatP.r, 2905 E. Coast
Highway, Corona del Mar.
Screenings for "Big Wednes-
day• will be daily at 7:30 p.m.
with Saturday and Sunday mati-
nees dt 3:05 p.m. Screerungs for
"The Endle.s Summer II" will
be nightly at 5;25 p .m. and 9;50
p.rn. with Saturday and Sunday
matinees at 1 J>.m . For informa-
tion, call (949) 673-6260.
'BEAUTY ANO THE BEAST'
The 1946 French version of this
· timeless fairy tale will be
screened Aug. 14 at 6:30 p.m. at
the Orange County Museum of
Art, 850 San Clemente Drive,
Newport Beach The film was
directed by Jean Cocteau and
stars Jean Marais and Josette
Day. For information, call (949)
759~1122. -ART
ARTISTS IN ACTION
The Cannery Restaurant plays
host to Artists in Action every
Sunday /ram noon to 4 p.m.
Help a child
survive today
and succeed
tomorrow.
Bea
Big Brother.
Artists will give live demonstra·
tions on the patio. For t.nfonna·
ban, call 723-1922.-
ALEX ABERCROMBIE .
An exhl&it of 15 photograph by
Alex Abercrombie is at Mem-
phis Soul Cafe. 2920 Bristol St.,
Costa Mesa. through Aug. 30,
Daily hours are 11:30 a.m. to
2:30 p.m. and 5 to 10 pm. For
information, call (714) 650-3690.
'PASTELS'
An exhibit of pastels by Laguna
Hills artist Billie Nugent will be
on display in the Newport
Beach Central Library. 1000
Avocado Ave., from Saturday •
through Aug. 31~ Por infonna-
tion, call 717-3801.
MARK bl SUVERO
· Su huge steel sculptures by
Mark di Suvero will be on display
from Thursday through Sept. 27
around Town Square Park near
the Westin South Coast Plaz.a:
686 Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa .1 The exhibit is presented by the
Orange County Museum of Art
and South Coast Plaia. Di
Suvero's drawings will also be on
display at the musewn, 850 san
Clemente Drive, Newport Beach
v,.oqers i · ·~ ~, (.Jt G-i"' a <91
g
Sandwich House
270 €.17th St.
~.,::.frl 1"1c~~' <J!26f!7
(71 4 ) 645-2252
Come see Mona's Roses
Baell 8\?8ln for SprtnQt
F.-"'it Smoothiesl
Try OW' New
through Oct. A. For WonnatiOf\
call (949) 759-1122.
JOHN STOBA.RT
An exhibit of maritunt> pairlt-
ings by John Stobart called •
"An ArtJ.st's Journey• will be m 1
the Ne~rt Harbor Nautical
Mw.eum s Grand Salon
through Nov. 8. The museum's ~
New~ort Gdllery displays the 1 mar.1time history of the area; i
the Model Gall,ery bas exhibit.
of world-class models; and the
Grand Salon features touring
exhibits. Adnussion is free for
members, S4 for adults and $1
for children. The museum is at
.1s 1 E. Coast Highway, New-
po rt Beacb . For information,
call 673-,863. ·
LITERARY
·cmZEN DOG' CARTOONIST
. Cartoorust and Aliso V1e10 resi-
dent Mark O'Hare, ~reator of
the •Citizen Dog" ·~6mic stnp,
w ill sign copies of "Citizen
Dog: A Comic Stnp Collection"
Aug. 15 at 2 p.m at Barnes &
'
Noble Metro Pointe, 901 B ,
South Coast Dove, Costa
Mesa. For informauon, call
(714) 444-0226.
Sat'\dwic.hes I
WEEKLY SPECIAL
Italian
Chicken Breast
Sandwich
$3.99+taz
Coffee & Cap p"'ccinol
Early Bird Special
M-F 6-9am
$1.00 1eo~um For more
information,
please .call
(714) 544-7773.
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A12 Thurmy, August 6, 1998 date book . " Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
... • Band that played below deck in 'Titanic' is reveling in its new-found fame, and will kick off its summer tour at Muldoon's
HUSEIN Ml.JSHNI album. Storm now has carte blanche to And the rest is history. ~ ~ A native of Cork City -the play U\ just about anywhere it Although the band has played
actual harbor that the original chooses. at Hom1e of Blues and several
Titanic sailed from -Patrick "We can call up just about· other gigs in Los Angeles, the all it the luck of the Irish
or whatever ye may, but
the road has certainly
Murphy, the band's lead singer, anywhere and they know us,• Newport Beach concert at Mul-
is sWl reeling from the recogni-said Steven 1Wig9er, the band's doon's will be the actual start of
risen up to meet them and the
wind is at their back.
tion the band has received since • WHEN: Sarur-mandolin player, who was also its summer concert tour. ..
it was featured on the film. da~M·m. featured on the film. •1t took a The entire day will be in • , '
After years of playing in Los
Angeles pubs, Irish band Gaelic--
Storm has been skyrocketed to
international farpe, with the
release of a new alblim .that
debuted at l'{o. 8 on internation-
al record charts and a few .
moments in a memorable scene
of the most successful movie of
all time.
"Our lives have changed dra -:oon's, 20~ Mul· 1 while for it to sink in that we commemoration of the Tltanio
matically, • said Murphy, who Newport Center had become a part of history.• and is being sponsored by Bass
played the spoons next to a Drive, Ne~ • The band was formed by Ale, the company that brewed
piper on the film track. "We Beach • Murphy and Steve Waymeyer in the ale that was used on the
have been catapulted to the top • HOW MUCH: 1993. The group started playing original ship. There~~ be
of the charts. Everything I do · Free · at various Los Angeles pubs and a display of Titanic boo~ at
n9wadays has.something to do • PHONE:.. was relatively well-known in Muldoon's Pub and gift certifi·
with 'Titanic.'• S40-4l lO that scene, playing regularly on · cates for "Titaruc• videos that
nie group's Irish melodies Sunday nights at O'Brien's in will be released in September.
.. John Ryan's Polka,· "Kesh's Gaelic Storm. the Santa Monica. There will also be drawings and
Jig" and "Blarney Pilgrim," band who played It was dwing one of its gigs "Titanic" trivia games. The Santa Monica-based
band was featured in the block-
buster fllm "Titanic" as the
steerage band that played for
Jack and Rose it) the below-
deck dance scene.
were not featured on the origi-to the dancing that a James Cameron talent "It was good fortune that I
nal "Titanic" soundtrack, which Rose and Jack In rscouts f>egan a nationwide was able to get Gaelic Storm to
sold upwards of 23 milllon .. nta.nJc, .. per-search for an Irish band to play play," said Muldoon's ,
copies. But the band's music will form this Sahn'-for the steerage party scene. The spokesman Richard Kaplan. •1t's
be featured on the upcoming search started in Los Angeles. all a part of bringing these inter-
And locals have the chance to
see the band in action as Gaelic
Storm will play at Muldoon's
Pub in Fashion Island at 3 p.rn.
Satwday in a concert that will
luck off a summer tow to pro-
mote the band's self-titled debut
follow up "Titanic" soundtrack, day at MuJdoon's. "He watched us and asked us esting cultural experiences to
scheduled lo be released later for a demo tape,• Murphy said. Newport Beach.•
this month. Promoters expect
the second album will sell at
least 10 million copies.
Add that to the debut success
of its first album, and Gaelic
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port Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Piloflt dalebook Thursday. August 6, 1998 AI3
Corona del Mar's Rothschild's continues to please
MARLA BUtD ,
A n artful atmosphere is
what Helmut Reiss deliv-
ered when he hrst opened
Rothschild's m Corona del Mdr.
The old-world paintings, wine
racks, cozy nooks and crannl~.
fresh flowers and classical
recordings lure patrons into reel-
ing that they have been trans-
pQrled to Europe.
Reiss sold the restaurant to h.ts
daughter, Heidi, and son-in-law,
Jim Patrlcola, five years ago, and
this new generation IS carrymg .
on with the successful enterpnse.
She manages the "fron~ of the
house• and hE!' keeps the books
and manages the business. ·
Menu prices have risen since J
last reviewed Rothschild's in
1992 -but higher prices are evi-
dent at the majority of coastal
rbstaurants. The food is mqsUy •
very good, with excellent pastas,
salads and seafood entrees -
just a few disappointments here
and there. The pasta, chicken,
seafood and veal entrees are
priced from $11.95 to $22.95 in
the evening. Half orders of pasta
are popular at lunchtune.
s After a careful reading of the
m,enu, and just about the tune
you have made up your mind,
HEMPHILL'S
RUGS & CARPETS
Mon-Fri 10-6 Sat 10-5 722-7224
230 East 1 ~ St. Costa Mesa
rugnndcarpets.com
one of the well-trained staff will
come along With a rundown of
the specials of the day, so it's best
to stay loose until you hear what
treasure the chef garnered in the
morning's market.
A chilled cup of soup ($4.95)
with diced cucumber it} a s<y
dill·mfused cream lut the swn-
mertune spot. Fresh batches of
soup are made daily with a thick
vegetable-rich minestrone being
the all-star favorite.
l found an appetiier plate of
smokeq salmon and trout a bit
dry and the heavily-sherried lob-
ster bisque marred by bits of
sand and.shell. Ripe red toma-
toes grown near Amsterdam are
fe~tured in a wonderful salad
($5.95) called "The Helmut.• In a
cheery red pile, the tomatoes are
strewn with freshly chopped
basil and oregano, finished in a
mild balsamic dressing.
A largish piece of halibut
manages to stay moist (no easy
feat}, richly sauced and delicious,
topped with tiny bits of onion
and tomato With a side of pasta
or vegetables at $18.95. Salmon
gets the same delectable treat-
ment as does a calamari steak, a
surprisingly low $17 .95. Sau teed
medallions of veal with lin-
gonberrtes are forgettable at
$22.95.
lo formation
Includes
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expensive
the continental omelet With
chunks of avocado, bne and
fresh mushrooms ($8.95) or beef
bemaise, bee1 tenderloin topped
with bemaise sauce, serv~ with
roasted potatoes.
Rothschild's has alw~, served
interesting salads with~expecl·
ed goodies like heart~ f palm
and baby ears of cl at make
good main course c' iees from
$4.50 to $11.95. .
A rich array ol , ul desserts
are displayed~ toeside. Four of us shared one• ce of rich choco-
late cake fille · th raspberries
($6).
Rothschild's hM dou nothing
but expand m its comer location
-m two chrections, up and down
Ouung is dvailable upstairs and a
wme cellar m the ~ent is ter-
nbc for special occasions. Many
graduabon, b.uthday and ;mruver-
sary parties take pla< 111 parts of
the building that dfe u 1uli& to
most of us.
' An acquaintance who teaches
high school remarked. ·Roth-·
.schild's ts my favontt'! restdurant
becausf' I can get a good dinner
• PHONE: 673-:. ~pqeut>A/~Ylll.OT From th Califorrua and lta!f vineyard~· Jsted, we chose a pl~asan~ .Autberford merlot, the
least e pensive of the reds at
$24. • pncier 1994 Jordan ($46)
~t a;ater dinn~r was disappoint-
m~ in companson.
· there for under $25 and I love the
feel of the place. Of course you"
have to disapl.J.nc yourself about
what,'you order.·
From t.lle beg~tng, founde.r
Reiss madP. the WlSe d~cis1on to
stay open for the lunch· crowd:
· 3750 · Helmutllel.u, Hmdl Reiss Patrlco&a and
Julius Sekas nm Rotblchlld's resta1inmt In
Corona del Mar. For a decent glass of wine with
pasta or a salad dt noon, its local
competitors -The Bungalow,
Carmelo's, Five Crowns, Oysters
and Bandera -are do ... ed
Fusilli bolognese, corkscrew
pasta With a red wine, mushroom
and meat sauce ($11.95) is per-
fectly satisfying and the very rich
fettucine romano made With farm
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eggs and fresh cream, butter and
parmesan cheese merits its '
Heidi Patricola has chosen her
staff with care -they are solici-
tous and informative and manag-
er Julius Sekes seems to cover all
the base~ and keep his cool.
billing as a specialty of the
house.
Sunday brunch fans will like
• MARLA BIRD'S dining reviews appear
every other Thursday
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• . -· CA 14 Thursday, August 6, 1998 commun1 forum . ,
Newport Beach/Costa ~so Doily Pltot
•l READERS RESPOND
::1/-e$ide~ts ~ay ~put · brakes on traffic fixes,-
.. l ' • l
THE lss.UE problem of northbound drivers . : City offi~ials have proposed some on Eastbluff who make a u-tum
unpopular measures to stem flow of cars in Eastbluff. at Vista del Sol. It creates chaos.
It's dangerous.
•
egarding the Daily Pilot
story "Solution to high
school's traffic jams pro-
posed,· July 30. I really
appreciate the newspa·
per looking at our traffic
problems. I'm only about 10
blocks from Corona del Mar
High School. •
. I think that you have to con"
sider the fact that we have three
schools here, a full shoppmg
center, Boys and Girls Club, and
all of these residences that you
have not taken into account.
Eastbluff includes a little more
than 400 homeowners. They
should not be the tail that wags
the dog and close off streets
because our beautiful little East-
bluff Elementary is reopening.
Therefore, we ought to have
full use of all the streets along
Jamboree Road and Eastbluff
Drive and turn into Bison
Avenue. That would unclog a
great deal of the left-tum traffic.
I hope you will consider this.
MILDRED MURRY
Newport Beach
This is ridiculous, this story on
-Castbluff. The thing that New-
COMMUNITY COMMENTARY
port traffic engineer Rich
Edmonston said is that people
are just inconvenienced. I'll show
you BOO to 1,000 letters of people
who aren't just inconvenienced
but who are mad.
I live .in Eastbluff. We started
Eastbluff Response League. 11tls
community wants a gated.com-
munity. They want everything ,
pJivate, to keep people off the
streets. They want lo make the
traffic in front of Corona del
Mar High School horrible. They
want to inconvenience every-
body in the world because 26
homeowners bought houses that
went on to semi-busy streets.
This is pathetic. They shouldn't
change it.
Eastbluff should get up and
gel a gated community. We live
here. This traffic thing went out of
hand so we said screw it. And we
bought ourselves a house in the
gated community of Ocean Ridge.
That's what we want. We're will-
ing to pay for it. So should every-
body else in Eastbluff.
JIU WHEELER
Eastbluff Response League
I see nothing addressing the
Fund-raising efforts give some schools advantage
Do1<01rn A. Youi-;c.,
I n your story dbout the high rankings of certain
elem<'nldry srhoob 1n Newport Beach, Wendy Leece
1s q uotc>d as sdytn2, "They're doing something at
those schools lhdl we redUy need to look at and dupli·
ate," ( "Andc rwn, I ld1 bor View rank at top of county,"
July 28)
She doesn't ne('(I to look dny further than the fund-
ra.lSlng efforts hy pdrenl!. where the proceeds are devoted
exclusively to one school, hke Andersen E;lementary, with
its annudl run, lwh1Ch dl'>o beneh~ Lincoln and Harbor
View elemcntdry schools!
More recenUy, d group or parents from Corona del
Mdr High &hool have been allowed to form its own
group lo rdJSf> dnd SJ)(>nd funds for the exclusive use of
Corona del M dr
· I understdnd th<> frustrat.ton of parents when the dis-
bict do<'S not hds the funds to ta ke care of all the needs
of the studc>nts that pa rents believe are necessary. But
system IS inherently unfair, because affluent parents
can dictate what thelI chlldren will have, while the rest of
the d1stn<:t's schools struggle.
I cdn see nothmq wrong with parents be ing allowed to
rd1se rnonE'y for the schools. But would they do it if the
money went to the distri ct dS a whole. to be used where
the board of cducC:lt1on mdde the spending decisions?
The re was d time w hen the PTA ctiscouraged such
andividudl school fund rn1sing because the responsibil-
ity of providing for the schools m the district rested .
with the school bodrd Where 1s the PTA now that we
need them?
• DOROTHY A. YOUNG 1s a Costa Me~ r~1dent. Andersen Ele mentary students take part in the annual Spirit Run.
W I I T E Y 0 U R R E P R E.S I I I 11 I V E S MA 1.L BAG
Reader suspicious STATE SENATE OTY OF COSTA MESA
Ros.s Johnson (R), 35th District. Costa Mesa City Hall, 77 Fair
DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT
A Jot of.the drivers who do
that ar~· oung and inexperi-
enced d use poor judgment
when ey ~ecide to make that
tum .. There should not be U-
tums at that iQtersection.
.
SARAH LAFARE
Newport Beach
I jUst want to say I'm extreme-
ly concerned about the tempo-
rary fix at Bison and Jamboree
that seems to be going to
because permanent.
I'm an Eastbluff resident. And
the traffic on VJ.Sta del Oro is t.
coming like a racetrack in the
morning. We've got two schools
there. Corona del Mar High
School and Our Lady Queen of
Angels.
People are now using VlSla
del Oro as a cut-through in the
Eastbluff area. They are using it
as a cut-through and this very
residential street is becoming a
racetrack. ·
And I just don't think that
that's right. nus doesn't make
sense.
VALERIE HARLEY
Newport Beach
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by the anti-airport L.A. Times
on this issue.
• 18552 MacArthur Blvd., Suite
: ~20, Irvine, 92715, 833-0180.
Drive, 92626, 754-5223.
Let the veterinarians
move into clinics of education initiatives
You bet your life I thmk the
parents should have all control
over their children's education
("Officials leery of parent-
teacher councils," July 28).
RICHARD TAYLOR
Newport Beach • I STATE ASSEMBLY
Marilyn Brewer (R}, 70th Dis-
trict. 18952 MacArthur 81\'d.,
' Suite 220, Irvine, 92715, 863-. 7070. •
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Long Beach, (310) 590-5071 .
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD
Of SUPERVISORS
Hall of Administration, 10 Civic
Center Plaza. Santa AN, 92701 .
4 • Jim SilYa, 2nd District (Costa
• ~3220. WI~ 5th District
(Nlwport lffch, sam.a Ana
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.... PNsldent Gary~ =.....Vice President Emt
1 Jim~ cr.n. ~Smith, Wll-
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OIMll COUNTY IOMD
Of IDUC'ATION .O,...,P.O.ICllli Qlb,...., 9262MOSO,
• D. ~. member,
nw..t Arel 5 Costa ~
Nit up art leld'I.
Mayor: Peter Buff a
Council: Joe Erickson, Gary
Monahan, Heather Somers and
Libby Cowan.
CITY Of NEWPORT BEACH
Newport Beech City Hall, 3300
Newport Blvd., 92663, 644-
3309.
Mayor: Thomas Edwards
Council: John Hedges, Jan
Debari~ Norma Glover, Dennis
O'Ne I, John Noyes and Tom
Thomson.
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DISTIICT
OiStrict Office: 1370 ~
Ave .. Costa MeU. 92626. 432·
5898 .
Chan<ellor: William M. Vega
Board: Walter HOWatd, Sherry
Baum. Paul left:..~ Ruiz Md Jerry •
NEWfOITll.mA UUI • ICHOOL .. iat
Dlltrfd ~ 21• A llir St.,
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SU.,.. ln .. wMnt: Robert Franty
Boltd: DIN lledl. r:t....Pfanco, Jtm~Mm1hl , W8ndV • SINIM SticJk• Md D.vld Brooks. '
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I 'm just reading about the 24·
hour pet clinic trying to get
living quarters for the veteri-
narians ("Pet clinic is in city's
doghouse," July 25). That
would be essential.
I was married to a veterinar-
lcln for years, and we've lived
directly over the animal hospi-
tal like (Jeffrey) Palmer's trying
to do. And it's essential to get
fast work, especially when ani-
mdls are hit during the night in
automobile accidents ... and it
was wonderful to be able to
give them immediate treat-
ment.
Very often the difference
between sdving an dnimal's life
is having it wait too long Hope-
fully the city will help give
Palmer or whoever penniss1on
to have temporary living quar-
ters for night care. ·
IRENE SHANNON
Costa Mesa
Why in the world would the
city 1ay that the veterinarians
can't be there, cat there and
s leep there?
It's not a big deal, and it sure
h lp the commuruty. U they
want to do it, help them ·
THEODORE S. WENTWORTH
Newport BPoch
I lhink lhat there hould be
24·hour animal car for th City
ol Co ta Mesa.
JULIE STROM
Newport ~ac:h
f
I would commend the offi-
cials for being leery of any-
thing that Gov. Pete Wilson
would say he was doing to
help public schools because I
think the legacy he would like
would be to drive the nail in
the coffin of public education
("State may take over inferior
schools," July 30).
• 1 commend the school board
association and the association
of administrators and also the
teachers and parents for look-
ing at it very carefully. I think
that there's several things in
the initiative that are very
questionable.
And I think the one thing not
mentioned is what's called the
education czar, the person who
would supposedly investigate
every school in the 1tate and
give it a grade every three
years.
Since thero a.-e more than
1,200 school districts -and J
have no idea how many
1chool1 -I can't lmagine that
this would not add a very
expensive level of bureaucracy.
It's unnec&Jaary for Callfor·
nia chools. On that one aspect,
this whole lnihatJve n ds to be
looked at very C'aref uUy. And J
would ay at thJ1 polnt, vote no.
SHARON IOUOREAU
COlta Mela
This teacher's union ls too
strong, and they are not doing
their job. So let the parents
take care of the education of
the childien.
MARJORIE BELL
Costa Mesa
Daily Pilot ignores
El Toro issue .
I read with dismay your
headlines in the July 30 edition
of the Daily Pilot. I note that
the Metro section of The Times
had in its headlines an article
about Newport Beach hiring a
firm to give the airport support
a boost, a slgruficant issue of
the public relations firm being
hired by the city.
Unfortunately, the Dally
Pilot chose to put articles in lts
headlines about 20 French stu-
dents not having a place to
stay. .1.,
Daily Pilot, you can and
want to be Newport Beach's
community newspaper, and yet
you continue to ignore the air-
port issue.
This is the most significant
lssue that's facing the commu-
nity of Newport Beach In its
history.
You owe it to yow reeden to
cover this issue more thorough·
ly. You 1bould not be ICOOp.d
• EDl1'01"5 NOTE: The Daily Pilot did
print a front-page story on the city's pur-
suit of a public relations firm to assist In
the airport issue ("Newport seeking PR
firm,,. July 31). As to Ignoring thealrp<>rt
Issue, that's grossly inaccurate. The air·
port has been and will continue to bt a
primary coverage area for the Pilot .
DUI list in newspaper
is un-American
Your paper prints a list of
people who were arrested on
suspicion of drunken driving. In
America, you are innocent until
proven guilty.
But printing the names of peo-
ple in a neW1paper who were
arrested on suspklon of some-
thing I think ls really stupid.
People look at these names,
and they are going to assume
they are guilty of something.
So, by propagating th1' kind of
thing, you're basically propa·.
gating guilt before anybody. •
ever goes to a court.
I know it's not secret lnfor ....
mation, people who are arrest;.
ed. But putting them ln the l
newepaper i• something that J
lmagtne you would only ... m
o county like this, behind the
Orange Curtain with all th~
ultraconservative ignorant
Republicans.
1
• Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
CONTINUED FROM 1
less-expensive price,• according knows he can't participate in
to the commission's Written opin· issues where The Irvine Co. will
ion. benefit fina.ndally. He sa.id in the
Therefore, Owen should not case o! the annexations, he does-
vote on annexation policy issues n't see a clear financial benefit for
or participate in discussions the company.
"M long as The Irvine Co has
it, they won't buy any water
because the water is bo~~hj only
when houses are built,~ ._,"Owen
said. "And by then, the company
won't own it anymore." Owen is an engineenng con-
sultant who earns up to one-trurd
of his mcome from contracts With
The lrvlne Co. He 1s also the
strongest supporter of annexd-
tions on the water board
At Owen's request, the water ·
dtstrict last month asked for out-
side advice on the issue.
rcgarchng a lawsuit filed by the ·u (Irvine Ranch Water Dis-
lrvine Ranch Water District that trict) manages to get annexed, the
alleges the county water board reduction in cost goes into the
has no authority to stop annexa-water bW they charge every-
lions into the Orange County body,• he said. "People in Irvine
Water District. get a lower water rate, but The
Still, Huntington Beach offi-
cials said they were happy Wlth
the commission's finding.
"I'm very pleased that the
FPPC has m~de that ruling
because I felt all along that he did
lulve a conflict of interest," Coun-
cilman Tom Hannan said. "I think
it will make a difference because
he is quite a powerful force on the
water board.".
In a letter dated Tuesday to the Irvine Co. itself doesn't buy that
Orange County Water District's water." · The FPPC concluded that
because The Irvine Co. owns
about half of the land that the
Irvine Ranch ·Water District is
proposing to annex, the company
would benefit financially "by pro-
viding a greater opportunity for
Irvine Co. ~and fo receive Orange
County Water District water at d
attorney, Clark lde, FPPC Gener-As far as the vacant land goes,
al Counsel Steven Churchwell Owen said The ir\rine Co. has an
wrote: "The value of Irvine Co._ advantage -being able to offer
land holdings would be likely to developers lower water rates
mcrease, due to the increased down the road -but he doesn't
availabil.\ty of lower-priced water see it as a monetary benefit. The
to the subsequent purchasers. of Irvine Co. sells land to home
Irvine Co. land." • bUuders, who in tum sell parcels
Wes Bannister, who represents
Huntington Beach op the water
board, agreed that Owen's opm-
ion does ca.rty' weight with the
other board members.
But Owen said Wednesday he to individual families. "I don't know whether his non-
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"1the was involved m the Latin
·Club and also played on the girls
.ba~etball team. 1n 1987, during
her ~emor year, she was involved
in the field biology club and was
-M>,lected by her classmates as the
'l)iost intellectual student. ·
One of her former biology
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Panian, who represents Divi-
sion 4, has spoken to a number of
groups and individuals about his
: retirement, including the Cham-
'"' ber of Commerce, Ute Mesa del
Mar Homeowners Association
and the Church of the Covenant
on Fairview Road.
·1, too, would ratherretalnlocal
control and have the [Mesa)
board appoint someone if no one
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said be remombers her hard
work and tenacity to eltcel m her
classes.
•1 wouldn't cdll her a uperstar
of the class,· he said •But she
'was one of those mctividuals who
had goals and worked extremely
hard to attam them •
Schnitger, who now lives in
Long Beach, Wash., Said there are
numerous students he remem-
bers' for their exceptional quali-
ti~s. Mirzayan being one.
" "She always appreciated any-thlog you would do for her,• he
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runs," said board member Fred
Bockmiller.
Whoever takes Panian's place
will be JOining the: board at a
time when many eidting pro-
jects are coming up, Bock.miller
sald.
Mesa is bulleting a colored-
water treatment facility, leading
a charge against the use or the
gasoline adc:btive methyl tertiary
butyl ether, and is a leader in the
Bay Delta process, which
involves water acquisition, Pan-
lan said.
Panian said he is adamant
• •
said. •1 can Still picture her. It was
her overall kindness and desire to
help people that sticks out in my
mind."
Waslungton, D.C , Metro
police haven't made any arrests
In the case. Authorities believe
that Minayan was slain on her
way home to Georgetown Uni-
vcisity's Nevils Hall. Her b&:iy
was found in a heavily woOded
area on a popular path fro(n the
dormitory to a busy thoroYghfare.
Police have released very few .
details about the case 'but said she
about not rurnung again, d
ensuring, that the DivisicMi 4
board memoor is locally se)ected
is something the communfty will
have to take into its o~ hands.
"Even· if no one files, I Will not
do so,• be~ said. There is a way prevent the
Board of Su · ors from mak·
ing the appo~ ent. lf Panian
runs, wins and then resi~ns,
Mesa's board of directors could
appoint his replacement
"I'm not going to do that,• Pan-
1an said. •That's manipulating
the electorate."
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Torelli, who is also a Mesa
Verde resident, is concerned
about the potential ripple effect
decreasing property values
would have in the area.
Carol Holbin said the view of
the golf course was the decid-
ing factor when she and her
husband bought their house 11
years ago. They even renovated
their home to ta.k~ advantage of
. the view, she said.
Porter said the country club
bas worked for eight months to
bea~tify the grounds and that
adding ,the trees ~d Komat
Drive was the third of about 20
steps in the club's plans.
"We developed a. plan that
we thought would take the
homeoWner's concerns into
account,• Porter said.
To minimize the impact,
Porter said it was planned to cut
the canopy of the trees high and
build a berm to elevate the
trees so that residents would
have a view underneath the
trees. Another reason the trees
are being installed is to off er
protection from errant golf
balls, he said.
"If we wanted to disregard
their interests totally we would-
n't be putting these large trees
in.• Porter said. ·we'd put in
large bushes that would totally
screen their view out.•
Residents have not been
shown specific plans because
no construction drawings were
made, Porter said.
But they will meet Tuesday
with David Neault, a Temecula-
based landscape architect,
Porter added. N'eault plans to
work with homeowners -wl;J.o
would like to have input on the
placement and type o( trees -
and try to address their con-
cerns.·
•rm hopeful we can come
up with some kind of coropro·
mise," he said. •The design
intent never was to block their
views totally. It was to provide
screen for them and also aes:.
thetic values to golfers.•
ln addition, trees are being ,.
planted along the Santa Ana
River near the sixth tee and on
Gisler Avenue near the 11th
tee, Neault said.
At Wednesday's Oty Coun-
cil meeting, residents also
asked about drainage and other
potential effects. The group has
hired an attorney.
Torelli offered a more tem-
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any time there's a breakdown in
communication, people fear the
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Thur~, August 6, 1998 • Sports Editor R~ Carlson • 949-57 44223
auon Of THE DAY
'The kids at sdaool dft I'm kild of a '*d science teocher .:. •
James Martinez. Olympic rowing hopeful ..
eight slate for a ."lightw~ight .~oat .
KIM HAGGERlY·ZVl.A.IS I DAl.Y Pit.OT
J ames Martinez provides a
consistent scene out of the
Newport Aquatic Center
boat house where be ts once
again tralnlng in anticipation
of rowing glory and an eye
toward the 2000 Olympic
Games in Australia.
G 0 l F
richord
.dunn
25 years,
and still
swinging
• Silver bells for Newport
Center tournament at
Pelican Hill Golf Club.
Tienty-five years ago, it
as contrived as a modest
assemblage of Newport
Beach executives who wanted a
golf tournament to strengthen
business ties within the Fashion
Island and Newport Center
community.
Today, the event illustrates a
landmark as prevailing as the
Pacific Mutual Building or The
Ritz Restaurant.
To celebrate its silver
anniversary, the Newport Center
Association Golf Tournament,
·swing for the Center," will
benefit Creating Pride, in
addition to the association. The
Aug. 19 event will be played at
Pelican Hill Golf Club.
Creating Pride is a nonprofit
organization dedicated to
building self-esteem in children
through community-sponsored
art-making programs.
The Newport Center
Association, formed in 1969,
represents more than 860
businesses and 15,000
employees. It is the only group
working exclusively for the
benefit of the center's tenants.
Stephen Brah.s of The Irvine
Company is the NCA president.
Entry fees are $235 per
player, which includes golf, cart,
box lunch, tee prizes, awards
and hors d'oeuvres at Pelican
Hill's new clubhouse and
banquet facility. Numerous
sponsorship packages are also
available. Details: (9.C9)
EM.C-4622. -+-
'T'here a.re no waves ln
_J, fairways, but Richie Collins,
the local 1wfing pro trying to
make a comeback at age 29,
might very well bag his board
for~ubs.
, fonnerly in the
world's top to, picked up golf
about l8Y8ft weeb ago, and, in
only bis third week, shot 98 at
Costa Mesa Golf and Country
Cub, where Collini hAs been a
Nguler.
•J'm totallf into (gtlf}, •
CoWm Mid. I'm trying to join
._ PGA 1buf, but tbaf wUl taa • ~ave or 10 ,_..., ii I can dO
SlfGOlf .... 11
JUNIOR TENNIS
I • Necessary cutbacks have createq a unique situation
for Olympic hopeful Martinez in men's single sculls.
RIOWU> 0 N
!Dl,Pb
Y our typical Olympic
rowing aspirant is younger,
probably has nq kids and .
benefits from a sponsor.
But for James Martinez of the
Newport Aquatic Center, the
rejgning national champion m
the men's lightweight single and
double sculls, lus 10-year rowing
career has been anything but' a
routine stroke along the Newport
Harbor channels.
Martinez, 33, is approaching
bis third year as a science
teacher at Our Lady Queen of
Angels School in Corona del
Mar, a field he entered after
leaving an engineering position
at the Pentagon in Washington,
D.C.
MI just d.\dn't feel 1 was
making a difference," he said of
the career change. "When the
light bulb goes on in a child's
head m a saence class, it's worth
the months and months of
work."
·ROW I NG
Martinez is also a father or
two yqung' chilclrep. His wife,
Elizabeth, 1S a homemaker, so
the Olymp1c hopeful tor the 2000
Sydney Games undoubtedly has
~ challenges in suppomng a
family on a teacher's ~alary.
Martinez, a hve-time member
of the U S. Nabona1 Rowing
team who has been ranked as
high as fourth m th.e world in the
lightweight single sculls, hasn't
owned a car for seven years, the
central area that has been cut in
the fanuly's hnances.
·1 bicycle everywhere,·
Martinez said. ·we don't have
car payments or msurance
payments, and don't need to pay
for gas and all that. We've saved
a ton of money, and that has
helped me to continue to row
The kids at school think I'm kind
of a nerd soence teacher there.•
MdJtlnez, who trains 350 days
SEE ROWING PAGE 82
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Leslie, Singer, Braverman,
Adams, Holland all advance
Wednesday with victories at
Costa Mesa Junipr Open event.
J<\.'-ON I hu
~fill
COSTA MESA -Newport Beach's Cay-
lan Leslie, top-seeded in the girls 18s divi-
sion , came out a little sluggish on Wednes-
day in her second-round match at the
Costa Mesa Juruor Open at the Costa
Mesa Tenrus Center. Her opponent,
Christina Weng, took an early two-game
lead.
Then Leslie warmed up.
Leslie dominated the rest of the match
and won, 6-2, 6-3, to advance to the quar-
terfinals today at 12:30 p.m. against Iris
Yuan.
"It's playing your first game when your
opponent has already played,• Leslie said.
•1t always takes a few games to get
caught up with them and get a feel for
how the other player plays.•
Leslie was a little tentative during
wa.rmups and felt nervous about being the
top seed. But after a few games, she was
serving strongly, coming to the net and
closing out points.
"It's tough because everyone 1S out to
get you,• Leslie said. •You have to deal
with each match and can never look
ahead.•
Kimmy Singer struggled early on m her
18s division match as well, losing the brst
set to Newport Harbor High's Chelsea
Godbey, 3-6. But Singer, who will be a
freshman lhls year at Corona del Mar
High, quickly found her game dnd won
the final two sets, 6-3, 6-0.
"She came out strong," Singer said. Ml
took too long to get into my game. I was-
n't moving or playing the game I needed
to. Once I focused and started mixing it up
a lot, it turned into a good match.•
Because of scheduling conflicts with
DON LEACH I DAILY Pl01
SEE TENNIS PAGE 82 Kimmy Singer (above) makes a backhand return en route to victory over Chebea
Godbey (above, left) in Wednesday's juniors play at Co ta Mesa Tennis Center.
OUT
• Sailors' standout Audra Adams is working hard to develop
her singles game, and plans to use skills to play in college.
JASO Hill
Mdra Adams, who will be a
unior at Newport Harbor
gh this season, has already
proved herself as one of the best
doubles players In Southern
Califoinla. Adams recently won the
doubles title at the Pacific Coast
Championship m Alamo.
But Adams has larger goals in
mind, the mdin one being to get a
scholanhlp to a gOod college. To
become a more marketable player,
Adams bu worked bard this year
on becoming an accomplished
ling181 player.
"I 10¥9 playing doubles," Adams
said. "But I wanted to work hard In
llnglel aDd get a national ranking,
which II What coDeges look at."
,.,..,,,,., who II well on her way to
actueving that goal, is the top seed
m the 16s Division of the Costa
Mesa Junior Open at tho Costa
Mesa Tennis Center.
Adams' most notable recent
singles success was at the Pacific
Coast Championshlp where she
firushed seventh. Adams hopes the
finish will get her an invitation to
the Indoor Hardcourts m November
in Houston.
"It wes thE!funnest tournament
I've ever been in,• Adams said, "l
saw a lot of Oki friends there, made
some new friends and everybody
there was a great player.•
Orie ol thoee new friends WU
Undtey Adami from KentuckY, who
teamed up With Adami to p&ey
doubles. The duo won the
tournament and had a good tiJDe in
the-~~ beck and lly, 'Jbie
Adainl wen tagidft,'• Me-Mid.
"People thought we were sisters.•
The Adams team has future plans to
play agam at other nabonal events.
The doubl WU\ fUrther elevated
her value, but the pnmary goal was
to gain more expenence in single
against quality compebbon.
"She is mobvaled to present
herseU as a complete player to
colleg , • Bob Ada.ms. Audra'
father, said. "Her uccess m doubles
has driven her to challenge what
she can do in smgl . She wants to
step up and prov herself this year."
Getting to college is the bottom
line for Adams, who has a 3.8 GPA,
which teparates her from many
young and talented tennis players
who AN more coocerni9d with
tMktng It on tbe prof I 1 r'Ci'lal tour.
Adl.1n1 ate1 the natuN of tbe pro
tour u one of the d9ddmg fK1on.
•TM pro lfe WOUid be N11J
bard,· Adams takl. •you -. ..,.
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82 Thuridoy, August 6, 1998
KIM HAGGERTY·ZYUUS I DAILY Pll.OT
Rower James Martinez does a little weight work at the Newport Aquatic Center to suppllment daily workouts before hitting water.
ROWING
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98 World Rowing Championships
Sept. 6-13 in Cologne, Germany.
said the only way he's been able
lo chase his dream of Olympic
qold is because of his wife.
·she's a 1950s woman, and she
gets heck for lt," Martinez said.
"She decided to stay home and
support me, and I think that's
honorable. People are alwdys
i.aying how she should be out in
the world. Hey, she's got two
degrees. She just decided lo stay
home and (raise) the luds.
·she's everything to me
Without my wife. J wouldn't be
able to do Uus, plui. it's a
qood-loolo.ng pit crew with the
luds and everything She's the
greatest I'm a very lucky man to
have a supportive wlfe while I'm
purswng Olymptc gold "
Mart.uwz's busy schedule
begins at 4:45 a m each day ror
sunnse workouts, then he comes
home with breakfast on the
tdble. tus clothes ironed and
"babies ready to hug."
It's off to school, then back
home dround noon for lunch and
c1 \'{orkout on the ergometer in
his garage, then back out
again.
•James is a unique
individual," said his coach,
NAC's David Gleeson. •He's a
very self-motivated person. He's
been able to coordinate bis life
and still achieve the intensity to
do very well. He's never been
one of those guys who rows and
sleeps. He's never been like that.
He's always bad other aspects of
his life.
·He's been.sixth, fifth and
fourth in the world, so he's
creeping up on the top three in
the world. There's no reason why
he can't {finish) in tile top three
in the single sculls at the World
Championships, and looking
farther down the road, r think he
and Cooper Wessells (of Costa
Mesa) have the dedication it
takes to get selected to the
lightweight double sculls at
Sydney.
·sure, it's a competitive event
to get into. It's not an easy thing
to do. They have the basic talent,
and, yes, the two of them are ln
their 30s, but if you polled most
people who have won world
championships, the average age
is about Jo.·
Wessells, also of NAC, is a
world-record holder on the
ergometer, the machine that
measures rowing speeds.
"Cooper's like the motor and I'm
the technician,• Martinez said.
Martinez, an alternate on the
1996 U.S. Olympic team in the
lightweight single sculls,
captured national titles earlier
this summer in the single and
double sculls at the U.S. Rowing
Championships at Eagle Creek
Reservoi.( in Indianapolis.
"It was a very disappointing
thing,• Martinez said of not
competing at ~e 1996 Atlanta
Games. •An alternate is like hell
in the athletic world: You're there
but you can't compete -and
you certainly don't wish for
anybody to get hurt.•
During the Olympic Rowing
Thais that year, Martinez
finished second to Cyrus Beasley,
wbo ended up ninth at the
Olympics.
Martinez has won several
national and international
sculling medals, but bas yet to
win a world championship or an
Olympic medal.
"For a non-European sculler
to win a medal in the Olympics is
rare,• Martinez said. "The
Europeans are professionals.
They've got it locked down. But
I've proved I can get in there and
mix it up and I think I can wirl a
world championship. It's just
having a big race on that day."
Martinez, mspired to begin
rowing m 1988 after watching
Anne Marden compete in the
women's single sculls on
television at the Seoul Games,
recently broke one of the area's
most distinguished rowing
records, the push around Lldo
Isle in a single scull.
In May. Martinez was clocked
around the island in 14 :38,
surpassing the 13-year-old mark
of 14:40 set by former Olympian
Brad Lewis. Martinez's time is
the fastest ever around the island
in a single wdtercraft and his feat
is featured on the NAC record
board.
Martinez. who trained at
Potomac Boat Club in
Washington, D.C., when be
earned his alternate position on
the '96 Olympic team, first
started the two-oar racing vessel
at NAC. In 1989, he won the
Newport Autumn Rowing
Festival by 16 seconds over his
nearest competitor, an indication
of things to come.
With the World
Championships about a monili
away, Martinez is trying to raise
funds for his wife to make the
trip to Germany.
Inte rested supporters should
contact Coach Gleeson:
840-0608.
GO LF
CONTINUED FROM 81
Mike Bray and Michael Schiferl of Dove
Canyon formed the other playoff team.
There was also a tie for the low-net title at
59. Jerry Cox (Corral de Tierra) and Dave
Johnson (Marbella) beat Phil Butterfield and
Ed Mayer, both of Big Canyon Country Club.
Hirschman won at 268, with Al Domasin and
Dave Swoish taking second (269.5) and Jim
Lancaster and Jack Scheider third (271 ).
tl My wile (C'drol.me) has been my caddie.
"I thmk J Cdn (make> at on the PGA Tour). I
think I'm good enough I just need some
bP.ltN goU clybs. I'm using these cheap Dun-
ldps right now, and I'm really looking at the
< 'obra or Title1st club<, •
C'ollrns said hQ hop<•s lo start playing rruni
tours :.oon
Mdny locals arE> competing this week in
the SOth annual Santd And C'ountry Club
lnvitahondl Golf Tournament, wtuch
rnncludes ScHurday
It 1s thf> oldest pnvdtc-club anVJtational in
the <1Wd, dnd believed to bQ Lhe elder of
Ora119<' County It maintams d rormat
t.me4ud1ed by other tournaments, gwing the
SAC'C evmt grcdt tradition.
The club 11> hosting 272 players, or 136
two·mdn team'>. who dre competing in 13 cW-
ferent rltCJhts in d formdt that allows teams to
play seVNdl rounds even if knocked out of
th<> cht1111p1on!>htp night
' Getting to lhe chdmp1onshlp flight was
pctrt or Tuesday's excitement ds 11 tea.ms
were vymg for two spots.
, Charles Koeller (SeaCliff) and Jay Miller
f C"henal or Little Rock, Ark.) shot 68 to win
ow gross in the qualifier, defeating SACC's
J<erry Smith and Dan Lubeck in a playoff.
The defending champions, Christopher
Massey (SACC) and Ron Chamberlin (Sea-
ClifC), get an automatic berth into the cham-
pionship light
Of the players m the tournament, 116 are
from the area, or 45% of the field. The host
dub has 60 members in the field, while Big
Canyon (26 members), Mesa Verde Country
Club (16) and Newport Beach Country C lub
(14) are also well represented.
In the Ne wport Beach Country Club's 43rd .
annual membe r/guest Regatta, event chair-
man Bob Price announced winners in all
flights with Joe Stafford and Ed Rieu captur-
ing the overall gross title with a three-round
286 in the chdmpionship flight. Mike Pierce
and Pat Kane won the overall net champi-
onship at 259.5.
In the Cutler Flight A, Dave Coffer and
Lee Ddvis tied Jeny Roby and Rusty Brown
for top honors at 272.5, while two teams shot
273. •
In the Frigate Flight B, Jack McMackin
and Ron McMackin were first (265), followed
by George Ead.lngton and Larry Taylor (269)
and third-place finishers Chris Stowell and
Jerry Dandennan (270.5).
In the Schooner Flight C, Lee Gale and Ed
The regattd field was clivided into three
lights. The combined handicap of each team
determined llight placements.
Locdl seruor'S interesting in Joining the
Costa Mesa Seruor Goll Association should
contact George Mattias (545-2085). the orga'-
ruzalion's tournament chairman.
The group has a membership base of
about 250 golfers, wtlh 55 to 60 playing regu-
larly. Golfers are able to estabhsh dn orhcial
Southern Califorma Goll Associabon index
by playing.
The group plays every third Thursday of
the month on either the Los Lagos or Mesa
Lmda courses at Costa Mesa Goll and Coun-
try Club. The next tournament is August 20.
Dave Vaughan, a retired Newport Harbor
High teacher, is the group's president. Mat-
tias is a retired Orange Coast College football
and tennis coach.
The Southern California PGA and Radio
Disney AM 710 have joined forces to bring a
new series of junior goli loumaments to the
Southland this summer, with a stop sched-
uJed for Newport Beach Golf Course on Aug.
17.
Details: 176-4653.
Rlchard Dunn's dub goli column appears
every Thursday.
YOUTH SOCCER ••• ' lllllllY AY 0 summer soccer clinics scheduled
The highly succe ful summer clinics are operated through tho
Slammers Soccer Academy and will run from the Aug. 10·14, Aug. 17-
21 end Aug. 24-28, from 9 a.m. to noon.
The cosl is $90 p r session.
Players ages five to 15 are grouped according to ability.
Registration mHterial can be obtained by calling, (949) 640-2412.
Walk-on registration 1S accepted as spact-pennits.
Immediately following the players clinic, AYSO will hold the Area
Q coache clinic from Aug. 28-30 at Lincoln Athletic Fields.
ThJs year, participating coaches may earn both AYSO and CYSA·S
license .
lntere ted coach should register with their r gion . •
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the National Junior Hard Court
Championships that start this
weekend, Singer, who 1s 14-years
old, had to play her quarterfinals
match later in the afternoon
against 11-year-old Silvia
Kosake'ws~.
Si.iiger knew that he couldn't
hit the ball with her and bad to
play smart. Using a variety of
shots and keeping Kosakowski
away from her powerful groWld
strbke, Singer was able to out·
stnart the phenom for a 6-1, 6-3
victory.
"Everybody likes to lay back
and hit,• Tun Mang, head c04ch
at CdM said. •she pl8.yed smart.
bittllig the ball deep and had a
good shot variety.•
Singer will default today's
semifinal match to travel to
Atlanta, Ga. for the nationals.
Kosakowski will be playing up at
the 14s as well.
•1 won because I mixed it up,•
Singer said. "For 11, she's really
good.. •
Wednesday's other notable 18s
match was that of Newport
Beach's Natalie Braverman and
Christina Son. Braverman ,was
hot last week, winning the Balboa
Bay· Club Racqu~t Club's War by
the Shore and making it to the
semifinals of the Long Beach
Women's· Open. The question
was, would her winning ways
continue?
Braverman, who will be a
freshman at Newport Harbor in
the fall, answered that question
early, with authority. She wasted
no time in dispensing Son, 6-0, 6-
2, and showed signs of rmprove-
ment from last week.
Braverman had a much
ADAMS
CONTINUED FROM 81
home and are in a new place
every weekend. You would
always be away from your
family. I would rather have a
career and a family.•
Another reason why playing
in college is so important to
Adams if the team concept.
"There's just something about a
team," Adams said. "I love the
idea of being part of a team.•
Adams bas spent a lot of time
building her singles game with
Jeff Belloli, one of her tennis
coaches. Belloli has helped
Adams with skill development
andtechnique,butspecializesin
philosophy.
·Jeff is a student of the
game,· Adams said. "He teaches
you where to bit, what kind of
shot to hit there and other
winning strategies.
"I used to have trouble
focusing especially after making
a mistake. Now if I lose a point,
it's OK. It helps because I'm
winning now.•
Adams bas also found that the
skills learned playing doubles,
such as net play and using every
inch of the court, have greatly
enhanced her singles
development.
Adams plans to play singles
this season for Newport Harbor
and believes the Sailors will field
a good team with the presence
of her normal doubles partner,
Kristen Case, Chelsea Godbey
and the up-and-coming star
Natalie Braverman, who will join
the team as a freshman.
Adams also plans to continue
honing her doubles skills, partly
for future doubles play in college
and partly because she enjoys
playing with partner Case. It is
also a way that she can be closer
to her family.
In June, Adams and her
mother, Dorsey Adams,
competed at the National
Mothe~Daugbter Indoor
Championship at.Lake Oswego
in Oregon. The duo won the
tournament and was awarded a
silver ball.
Adams also played doubles
with her father in the La Jolla
Open and went undefeated in
five rounds to win that title as
well.
AGUITI: Dtb Anderson • Don Adams Oot Adami
stronger service game and made
few mistakes m the short match,
"Having a couple days off really
helped me rejuvenate,· Braver-
man said. "I spent two days work-
ing on my serve with my sister
(highly-touted Brandis Braver-
man). Today, I just told myself to
play like I have been.•
Braverman plays in the quar.
terfinah today against Shawna
Brodsky. The wi.Dner advances to
Friday's finals due to Singer's,
default. · .
. Newport Harbor's Auttxa
Adams, the girls 16s top seed~1h-lld
no problems with her second-Sec-
ond round opponent, Jennifer
Newman. def eating her 6-1, 6-1.
•I played pretty well,• Adams
said. "I waited for an openings
and toolt advantag!! of them.
When she hit a sMit ball, I came
to the nel •
Adams plays the BBC's Neeta
Lal, a 6-2, 6-4 winner over Chelsy
Thompson, in today's quarterfi-
nals.
. 'JWelve-year-old Brittany Hol-
land demonstrated why she is the
top seed in the girls 14s division
with a pair of victories.
In the morning round, Holland
dispatched Diana Burga, 6-3, 6-4.
"I probably could have been
more c6nsistent, • Holland said. "I
need to take advantage of the
short balls and move into the net
to attack." .
Holland had no problc::ms with
her A-game in the afternoon,
defeating Emily Boyd, 6-0, 6-2. "I
hit the ball much better," Holland
said. "I played r.eally well tomor-
row will keep on playing the way
I have been.·
Holland plays ~ Tran, who
trains at the Costa Mesa Tennis
Center, today at 12:30 p.m.
Tran advanced by beatmg
Carnerin Barron-Sandman, also
from the CMTC, 6-2, 6-3.
SUMMARIES
COSTA MESA JUNIOR OPEN
At tt.. CosU Mesa Tennis c..nt...
10s
Second round
Evan Jurgensen d. Parker Phillips
(Newport Beach), 6-2, 6-4.
Girts singles
18s
Second round
C'.aylan Leslie (Newport Beach) d.
Christina Weng, 6-2. 6-3; Natalie
Braverman (Newport Beach) d. Christi·
na Son. 6-0, 6-2; Kimmy Sin9er (New-
port Beach) d. Chelsea Godbey (New-
port Harbor), 3-6, 6-3, 6-0.
Quwtetfinals
Singer d. Silvia Kosakowsk~ 6-1, 6-3.
16s
Sec:odd r'OWMI
Audra Adams (Newport Harbor) d.
Jennifer Newman, 6-2, 6-2; Nttta Lal
(Balboa Bay Club Racquet Oub) d.
Chelsy Thompson, 6-2, 6-4; Jessica ledt
d. Leslie Damion (Newport Beach), 6-3,
6-0.
14s
third round
Brittany Holland (Newport Beach) d.
Diana Burga. 6-3, 6-4; Kim Tran (Costa
Mesa Tennis Center) d. Cristina Visko,
6-4, 6-1; C'.amerin Barron·Sandman
(CMTQ d. Amanda Howie, 6-3, 7-5;
Alexandra Aswad (CMTC d. Megan
Paul, 6-0, 6-1.
Quarterfinals
Holland d. Emily Bayd, 6-0, 6-2; Tran
d. Barron-Sandman, 6-2, 6-1; Aswad d.
Kristen Bronowkks. 6-2. 6-2.
12s
Second round
Chaghik lnjejlkian d. Jessica Rice
(BBQ, 6-2, 6-4; Jordan Chafetz d. Bon-
nie Adams (Newport Beach), 6-3, 6-2.
10s
Second r'OWMI
Elizabeth Bidart (BBC d C'.arrie
Manon, 6-0, 6-0.
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• Newport Beach-l)ase4.._ West Coast
Yankees win AAtf national 18-and-under
title in honor of their fallen teammate.
JASON fl.HJ.
!Wt""
L ast season, the West Coast Yankees. under the
management of Newport Beach's Harry
Grumer. were dealt a fatal blow.
Kriston Palomo, while playing for St. Barnard's
High, was involved in a freak accident. Playing first
base, Palomo, nicknamed "The Rook,• was looking
up to catch a short fly ball when the bill o( the run-
n~·s helmet struck him in the larynx, blocking his
air passage. Palomo died shortly afterwards.
Grumet's dream was to guide his Yankees to a
national title, wruch was finally fulfilled when the
Yankees defeated the Orlando Storm. 11-2, to win
the American Amateur Athletic Union National title
on July 25 at the Disney Wide World of Sports Com-
plex in Orlando, Fla.
~All our pla~ers possessed a strong desire to be
national champions,• Grumet said. ,
The Yankees. who have played together in
national tournaments since 1991 , tried to win a title
for Palomo last season, but ren short.
With Paloma's mother and sister present, the
team went 27-3, rinished second and third twice at
three tournaments ror a national title.
AMATEUR
"With the Florida heat and doubleheaders most
days. the key to the tournament was pitching.•
Grumet said. "The Yankees came with 12 dominant
pitchers. Dominant pitching stopped the opt>onents
offense." ,
The Yankees only allowed·2.7 runs per game.
After cruising through pool play, the Yankees
~ost stumbled in the first elii:nination game
against East Cobb. Ga. Jobn Guthrie. pitched for the
Yankees and held onto a 1-0 lead until the seventh ·
inning. A double by Guthrie rollowed by four hil'i
scored four runs. Closer Jesse Caranza shut down
East Cobb for the 5-0 win.
Jonathan Rouwenhorst had nine strikeouts in the
first five innings on the semifinal game against the
Northern California Tigers. But Rouwenhorst clidri't
get a chance to add to that total as the Yankees won
by mercy rule, 11 -1.
The championship against the Orlando Stom1
wasn't much closer.
Rouwenhorst, Guthrie, Ryan Christianson, Greg
Sain and Anthony Lunetta made the all-tournament
team.
Newport Beach's PauJ Grumet also contributed to
the Yankees' outstanding pitching staff.
Yankees victories ln lbe AAU NaUonal 18-and-under
Championship
Pool play
....,.
Yankees 5. Seattle 2
Yankees 8, east Cobb Georgia 3
Yankees12,Connect.Jcut 3
Yankees 16, Otuo 6
llSEllLL
The 1998 AAU 18-and-under tournament had 53
teams made up of some of the top players in the
United States. The Yankees went· undefeated and
averaged 10 runs per game.
According to AAU offioals, it was ·the first 18-
and-under title won by a team from California.
Yankees 7. Tennessee 4
Yankees 10, Texas 0
First round
Yankees 5, East Cobb Georgld 0
Semllinals
Yankees 14, Northern Cahforrua Tigers 6
The Yankees: Back row from left: John Guthrie, Chad Clark, Jim Bullard, Russell Rohlicek,
Randall Shelley, Jonathan Rouwenhorsl Second row, from left Manager Harry Grumet
(Newport Beach), Coach Steve Stelaiani, Jesse Caranza, Ryan Christianson, Christian Lewis.
Coach Jeff Holly. Front row, from left: Gabriel Salazar, Ryan Alvarez, Paul Grumet
(Newport Beach), Anthony Lunetta, Daniel Barrios, Jon Smith, DJ. Matsumoto.
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born Januuy 7. 1932
In Eaton, Coior.do, a
ratlr•d e lam•ntary
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the Garden Grov• School Dlatrlc:t and
avid F.l.S.H. volunteer,
died Friday, July 30th,
at hw home In New-
port a.actt.
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h• children. Krl9tine
Watwa, Karen Sw.,,.. ton. Rlehard Swanaon and tour grandchll-
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memOftal gathef1n; at
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aon'a home, Laguna
Niguel. In ~ of now-
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F.l.S.H.-Hart>ot Area.
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el 2960 Airway Avenue. 11. CASE NO. A193302 of: ADRAIN IZOLA JOY· ANGE. bt 111' court in lhe P one book). Clemente. CA 92672 With the County Clerk ol This business 11 con·
Costa Mesa. California. d• To all heirs, beneficiaries, NER. aka ADRAIN f JOY· THE PETITION FOR PRO-HE PETITION requests Despues da que 11 en· Oa,,,1d Sales. 4022 Catie Orange County on 7 28 98 ducted by a corpatation scnbed 11 follows: c:red1tor1. contingent credl· NER BATE requHIS that WELLS authority 10 administer U\e lreguen 1118 citac•on Jud•· Marlena. San Clemente. CA 19986765490 Have you slarted d0<ng
Parcel 1: Thal portion of tori. and parsons who may A PETITION FOR PRO-FARGO BANK be ap. estate under lhl! lndepen-ciaf usled Ilene un plazo de 92672 busineu yet'> No Lot 1 of Tract No. t0238, fn ·•llwrw1se be Interested In BATE has bean fited by pointed II personal repr• dent Admlnisttation ol Es· 30 DIAS CALENDARIOS Th11 business is con· Daily Pilol July 30. Aug S, Mu1t11ourc1 Assoc1at1on,
the City ol Costa Mesa the wm or eslale, or both, LINDELL DONAHUE IRWIN, sentatlve to administer the tatH Act. (Th19 Aulhority para presenter una r• ducted by a general part-l3. 20. l998 Tll622 Inc • Bryan A Fr td, D•rec-MCl'IC V.W
County of Orange, State ol of· WILLIAM HORACE JR. In the Superior Court or Hlale of the decedenl. will all~ the personal rep. spyHta escrila 1 maquina nersll1p tor Ma110fuAL NIU( California, as ahown on a WITHERSPOON. JR ' al<a California. County of OR· THE PETITION requHts resentawe to tal<e many en esta corte Have you started do•ng PUBLIC NOTICE This atatemenl was hied
map recorded In Bool! <MS, HORACE WITHERSPOON ANGE. Iha decedent's Will and aC11ons without obtaln•no Una carts o una Ila nada bus111ess 11'> No ,_.,th the County C1erk ot Cemetery • Mortµary
PagH 44 and 45 of Mfa~el· A PETITION FOR PRO. THE PETITION FOR PRO-codfcifs. If an . be 1dm11ted c:oun approval. Before lak· telelonica no I• olreceia Dan el Ol~son Fictitious Bualnau Orange County on 7·21·98 Chapel • Crematory
1aneou1 Maps, Official BATE ha• been filed by BATE rague1t1 that LIN· to probate. ~he Will and Ing Ctrlain very lmpcrtanl protecclon, su respuesta This s1a1ement was f,1ed Name Statement 1998&70•88&
Records ol Orang• County. WILLIAM HORACE WfTI{. DELL DONAHUE IRWIN, any codlcils are available actions, however, the par· esuta a maquina tiene que with the County Clerk of The following persons are Da !y P110t July 23. 30 Au-
1hown and defined as Unit ERSPDON. Ill In the Su~ JR. be appe>lnted as par-for examtn1t1on In the Iii• tonal representativ• ~rll be C\lmphr con las formalo· Orange County on 7/28'98 doing business as gust 9, 13, 1998 Tll813
7 on a Condomln.um Plan rlor Cour1 ol Calllomla, tonal reprHentativ1 to ad· kept by the court. requ.red to give notice to dades legalH aprop1adas 19980785459 DELUXE AIR NEl\VOAK
recorded on FebNary 19, County of ORANGE minister Iha Hlale of the THE PETITION requests lntarHled parsons uhle11 si usted quiere que la cort• 15351 Srookhurst Suite PUBLIC NOTICE 1979, In Book 13031, Page THE PETITION FOR PRO. decedent. iuthority 10 administer lhe they hsva waived notice or escuche 1u caso Dl•IY Pilot July 30. Aug 6, 108, Westminster. CA ---------
1390. Offlqlal Record•. BATE reguHll that WIL· THE PETITION requests ellale under the lndepen-consented to the proposed SI usted no presenta su 13 20. 1998 Th624 92683 Fictitious Bualneas
Parcel 2: An undivided 1/ LIAM HORACE WITHER· the decedent'• Will and dent Administration of Es· action.) The Independent re1pues1a • tJempo. puedt PUBLIC NOTICE Tymes lnternahonal, Inc • Name Statement
7lh Intern! Jn Loi 1 of Ttact SPOON, Ill be appointed codlclla, If any. be admitted tales Act. (Thi• Authority admlnl11ra11on aUlhorJty will p«der el ca.so, y le pueden (CA), 15351 Brookllurll The lolioW1ng persons are Mortuary * Chapel
10238, In the City of Costa as parlOOll representative to probate. The Will and wlll allow the personal rep-be granted unless an lnlar· qu1tar su salatio, au d1nero Fictitious Bualn•H Su11e 108, Westminster. CA doing busine11 as C tion
MHa, County of Orange, to admlnllllf the H tale of c0dlcll1 ate tvallable IOt resentallve to take many Hied parson Ille• an ob· Y otras cosa1 de •u Nam• Statement 92683 NMI DISTRIBUTION & RE· rema Stale of Callfornfa, u th• decedent. examination rn the 1111 kept actlona .,wllhout obtaining Jecllon to the petition and propledad sin avtso ad1clo-The lollow1n rson• are Tills buslneu ts con· CYCLING co.. 2507 w 1t0 Broadway snown on a map recorded THE PETITION requH1a by the court • court approval. Belore lak· ahow gOod cause why the nal por parte de ta corte. doin buslnes~ :. ducted by. a corporauon Coast Hwy., Newport Costa Mesa
In Book 445. PagH 44 and the decedtr11'1 Will and THE PETITION reque111 lno certain very lmponanl coun ahould not grant th• Exl11en o1ro1 requi1i101 I• Car~bu En lneerin , 1009 Have you started doing Beach, CA 92683 . I 1 0
45 ol Mlacellaneous Mapt, codlcl11, If any, be admitted authority lo administer the ectlon1: however, 1ha rer· authority. gafee. Puede que Ulltd W I 8th ~lrHI, g CO$la buSlneH yet? YH, June 4 EMCO Industries Inc • M .. Cl •
OHlcfaf Records ol Orange 10 probate. The Wiii and Hlate under the lndepen· sonal repr11en1a1lv1 wU be A HEARING on the peU. qulera llamar a un •bogado MHa CA 92627 1998 (CA). 2507 W. Coast Hwy
County, shown and dtllned codlcns are available for dent Admlnlstralfon of El· required 10 give nollc1 10 lion Wiii bl held 0~ AU· lnmtdlatamente Sf no Tait sianlt Cast • 4132 Tymes International, Inc., Newport Beach, CA 92663 r-------.... -
11 "common area" on a ex1mln1tlon In the file l<ept talH Act. {Thia Authority Interested J>lf•on• unless GUST 27• 1998 11 1•45Pm conoce a un abogado AcaCla Averi~e. corlna del Julien Do, CFO Tills buslnHs 11 con· Get lO Condominium Plan r• b~ the court. will allow the personal rep· lhey have waived notice or In Dept. 703 located at 3411 pu•d• llamar a un aerv1cfo Mar CA 92625 Thi• statement wes rited dueled by a corporation
corded February 111 1979 THE PETITION requeete reHntallv• to take many consented lo the proposed The City Drive South, Or· de referencta de ebogodos Joh R ll d B t a 304 with Iha County Clerk ol Heve you alarted d0tng th ... I
In Book 13031, Pa~ 1390: authority to administer the actlont without obtaining action.) Tl'le Independent ange, CA 92668. o a una oficina de ayuda Ave~da 1'i::~~ble u ~ewpott Ofange County on S.lB-98 business yet? No e 8 e
Otflclal Rtc0td1. "tale unc»r lhe lndepe~ court ei>proval. BefOf'I Ilk· admlnlattallon authofllY will IF' YOU OBJECT. to the legal (vea II d1teclor10 Ille· Beach CA 92660' 199807019M EMCO lnduslrles, Inc.,
Exe.piing all oll. oll tlghl1, dent Administration of &-Ing c111afn VlfY Important be granted unlese an Inter· O't!,"1~ of the pali~tJou lonico) Vincent Paul Roman 1201 Daily Pilot July 1s, 23. 30 Donald l<tm McRae. Pru J\..BC"S
minerals, mlnttal right•. taln Act. (Thi• Authority action•. howeY«, Iha par-Hiid peraon filH an ob-• u appear 11 1 If• CASE NUMBER Slue Gum Lane N~wport Aug. 6, 1098 TllS09 dent
natural g11, natural ga•-wfll allow th• pareonal rep-sonal represantallVa wlfl be )ectlon to the petition and ~Ing and ·~~le Y:' 0~ (Numaro dal CHO) Beach c~ 9266C) UB I This atalement was filed
rfghtl arid otn.r hydrocat· rtsentallve to take many required to glV9 notice to shOwt good cauae 'tVhy the s ~th ~h wrcO: ~ 97NC 11282 This 'buelnHt ls con· P L C NOTICE with the County Clerk of
t>ona by whalloev9f Nme ectlON without obtaining lnlet81ttd panons uni... court 1flould not gt8tlt the • Ul~ ~I,,; Y0411 ap-Th• name and eddrna or cM;lad by: • general pan· frl tltJou • 1 <>tang• County on 7128~ known lhtl rMY be within COUl1 8')PtOvaf. BelOfl lak· U.y have wahltd nouc:a Of authority. In the coun ls· (El nombfe 'f nersh•P c • u• na11 11181715481 or under the patcel of land Ina certain V8fY lmpo11ant coo11t1ted lO the propoatd A HEAAINO on the pet!-=atanc:e ":for be persoo d itcclon d~ 11 cone H H•v• ~ou atarted Going Name Statement Daily P1lo4 July 30, Aug e.
11erelnabove described, 10-actions, howeWr. the par· t ctlon.) Thi lndtpandent lion Wiii be held on SEP· IF~ruARe A~EDITOR °' C ty ~ ~ bu11ne11 yet? No The following persona er• t3 20 4998 The20 ~., wilt\ 1hl 1>8'~ eonel rtprastntaUva Wiii be admln1111atlon authority will TEMllER 3, HIM al 1:45f>m anoe oun unicipa Tate Stanley CataY doing bus<nass 11 • •
r t ol dnlJlnQ, mining, U· required to give notice to be grtnled unless an lnllf· In Dept 703 loealed at 341 :_ •d contl':"t cre<bt~ Ii~ Court. t275 N. Berl<eley Av· This atalement """ filed Clang• County GOit, 1800 F-IND
p orlng tl\4. operating anw.ated P8ftoM-uNIU Hlad panon lllat an • The City Otfva Soult\, Or· :s • r:' .:'~ enue, Poll Ortic• Bo.c with the County Clerk ol E. Garry Ave .• Suite 111, lhltefOI' end stOttng In ri inty NV8 wahltd notice or '9Ctlon to "'-palltton and ange, CA 92111 Y04JI m wi • 5000. FIJlleoon, CA 92G35, Orange County on 7/28198 Santa Ana, CA 92705
removing tha eama from coneanted kl lhe propoMd "'°" 900d cauet wtty Iha lfl' YOU OBJECT to the =.,~.~,~~1':i1~: ':: Nonh Orange county Mu-1H81715493 El'ic M,,_!eon. 11IO Olang•· an apartment
tald i.rld or any othlf land, ectlon.) The ~ CoYr1 lhOU6d not grant Ui• granttng of the petition.~ t=mtd b the court within nicipal Court D111y PllOt J•du 30 A•"' e woodJ ""'L·· Stea. CAT9212t "'rough c1ass1f1ed lnCtUdlOg the rtol'lt IO whip. edmlnlttrtllon authOfttY wfll IUll'\Offty. ahOuld appew at tha htk• Y -1 • .._, • OM yon, 3 w1ligl\t u1
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end mine from tandt °''* "480 penon "'" an Ob-lion will be ha6d on AU. ~· or Na wrm.n ob-of ..,_, lttuanc• ot the Ml· lllepN>ne number ol pta1n-ILIC N T CE oar1ta, CA o2ee1 r;:::::====::::::::::::::::f then"'°" hlfe!NboYI cs .. )edlon to the petition end OUST 21, 1 ... a1 1:4SC>m 'tVIU\ lhe COl.lr1 .,._ ..,. .. PfOYldtd In ProbMe tiff• •nomey. Of pl11nhH PU 0 I This bu11ne11 It con·
tcrlbtd. ~ Ot gas ""'· lhOw Ooocl CIUM ¥lt'i lhe In ~103 loclNd •• 341 • the haw1n9. YOllK IP-f:: kw~ =~00. -:: wllhOwt an attomey. 11: (fl FlcllUou• .... 1n... ducted by: a venertJ part· "A "ordable wnnett end ahaftt lt\lo, court lhOulcl not grlH lhe Thi DflW South, Or· PMt.nc. l'My be In S*tOfl ~ot .. plre ~•lot~" fou' ~re. ta d·r~clon y el Nam• ltateme"t Mfthip nlll tllfough Of' WOH the aut>-IYthofftY, anoe. C IHll. Of by VOUf 1nomey. "'°""' tr the 111 nume!o de ltlllono dll Thi loltoW!ng persons 11• Have ~ •lanect dOlnQ ~llC9 of the land hlf'el~ A H!AAINO on IM pet!• IP" YOU OLIECT to thl IP: 'IOU AAE A CMDITOA dale~ lbOw ht ng abOgaOO del demandanll dOlnO blnlnesa as• l'xlllMH yet? Yu, July 15• Alternative"
•bOva deletlbtd, tncl '° "°" .... be held on AU. ll'rinO of lhe petition, you Ot eot)ll~ Cl'IClltof ol • • Na w p 0 AT cu s T 0 M 1"' &IOtlOn\ and Whlpttocktd OUST 11 , ... et 1·490m "'°'*'appear 9l the hear· the~. you muet Ne YOU MAY EX.AMINE the O Oil dernandantt que no e"' Marson
and dl,~llonalty drilled In ~?o:j Jocat.d 8t M1 Ing and at ... ~ Ob· Y04JI ctalm With the court Ne ltapt by the,~:-1...:Jou tiene at>og•do. ts) :'c?.PoD~~~!1~~-~:~ Thia 11a11mtn1 wu filed
....... tuMelt end lftafts The DfM loueh, ()r. ~ Of ,._ Wr1f1an ob-and m.11 a oopy to SM per-!! I per.on "' In ThOtnH f . [lenbaat, Bat M ... 'cA 02121 ·• wrth lhe County Ctetk of nl AAount c·uket, undlf and '*""th or ~ ana-, .-. a With the court t>eo aot1al rlpfeMntathle ap, .... etUtte, ~ may .._ No 79311, ILE.NBMS a ' · Orange Couoty on 7'21·.. Ula\: ~
V9nd .,.. '-'"'°' •""'• 1, vou oe.11cr '° ..,. the '*'"'O· vour .. =~•he'°"" wlltlln :" ::C.:.°""~"i:: scHOEMAN. 1no N em :::::n J· "8:~::nM:;: 1••nM11• Cremation & fflereot. tnc1 IO tedr•, re-granting of lhe ~ pelrance mey be In petton 04lt I ftOm lhe deta Dl·ll4) of the Ril'9 of 1111 Blvd. Sit 23$, 'untf1on, CA 92827 ' ' Dally Pl10t JUiy U , 10:.t.uo =--=· ~~= :::'*'anc1"'S::. .. ~ ~ or.~~IDfTO.. ::..= ::' .::=:::. ""'*"°'' Md ...,...., ol Ca 92135-4129, TelephOne John fet1.:oloe 1135 C·IO, 9u111, I~'"' Thl11
any' eudl .... or --·==:or ........... or. COi ..... cnclltor of ..... COC9e MCtlOn ''°'· --.... Of of""',.. (1111) 171-7100 WhllWtr Ava , oata Met• .... IUC-TICI B··..laJ C?--.:ace ~ ....._ "'-.i..... ..,. the '°""' -. ""'dtcHHd mutt ... Thi time tor ..,_ cl9lrne t111on 0t aecoune • ""°"' DATlt JUN 041 '"' CA 9ae21 rv -W-1 ~ y I • dftl.'"*'t, .-. • ...-; w. t.rtnt. Yow IP' ,.._ cflllrft :..r"w. OOUft wll not._. MlbN w wlded In....,..... Code eec-Wlllla• J, a,.nnan, Thia bu1ln111 I• con· ,,._.,.._. ••lllHt *'° °'* ... '"'°""' ... ,...,.D"' '*'°" .,... ,... •..,•the'*' "'°""" "°'" ... ._.... ~-.. :..:·~ ': c 1•'11• •• .......... :'~ bv • general Plft .............. R, Why should you sub'ect eurtace or IN upper IOO or llW _., . MMI ~ IP' dale nottoect...... ......._ "°"' ""' "' R.e-. ~ ~ you ....,... ootne Thi......,. ,_..,... I cl J .... °' "" _........ .. "\'OU~ A Dn"OR ...., iiw ... '°""'... vou JMY au-.. --. '°""' 'ub•1•"•11 N•wport tM1ntt1 vtC1 v ..... ,1.. ~·~..: yourse f your famlhi to .. lefMI tleieil ........ Of • ....,,._ .. '°"' I ..... "'" ........... bf ... ..,,.... 9N(h.C0ttl ..... Dtlfv NOfman@.Jomeon Tftl-UM ~ Ce ~, ........ • ....,., 1¥ N lfllllllll.WOU,.... .. ol lrll ....... of ......... I,.,_. ........ In AH•nMY ter ..... "°4 .u .. It, n, :10. Av-Thill 11111im9M .... ..CS 1ln I. '"' ll. •• naytOd inflated prlca. for '°"' .,.. .......... rour 1111111 ... "" .... ""• ~"',...... ... .-.. '°" ~ .. ..._ _,. .-... ,.._._ o.tt of ..,.. an..~.,. r-e ~ ...,.. .,.._. ..... •..., .... ,... c.. ....._ "oo. "" ....... ..,. • ....... ... ... .......... •. 1"' 1Mn ~ ce;;; .. ._ MMI "°" ~ '°' " ...,.. cuketl A setvlcesm? ~·1:.::· .. =-··=:i=·-=:: ::.='4:.·.:: l.1_.,. ........ :: ... _!!"!? TB. "'I , .... "4,tl ~.tt;c.... ....... ·1!!!!...." ···~-.. -...... ""'"' r-tnt ......... ,Md .::S111.. ~~ ~ Delly"°'~ , .. n. ... """',...... Jll ' C.llhl•-1D:'tiO.•nNf ...... "': .V-i~ ...... :-:-...:.::r:: -= ... C'Hr•d ~ .. ,. Ttea~a.C..-CA .. , ...... , Qe $ -~ ...._ !:.: .. N...._ .,., ..... Ill ....... CICll.... ........ ......,. v;;9 """"' .. II ~ Ill•••·······=··
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Thursday, August 6, 1998 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot
PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES _;_..;_;,_.;,.;...;.~;.;,.;.;;.: _____ .. ______ ~---------··..;._;..;;.,;;.;..;...;.;...;_;,.;...;...;...;.. __ _ PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES
PUBLIC NOTICE w. Bay Ave , Newport dueled by: an lnd1v1dual PUBLIC NOTICE du"•d oy· an lnd1v1du11 eNSlUIUl may be In person or by _ Beach, CA. 112661 Have you 11a11tc1 doing Have vou 11ar1ed doing NOTICE Of RUSTEE'S RecotOed ~(:ij,N
-"'Ffo UUous Busln••S FlcUllo'u• lusln•H Thia business II con· bus1ne11yel?6-15·98 FlcUtlous 8u1lne.. l)u11nHt Y"' No ~Ta OFO vou~F·"~o~r ARE A Ts No~ ! __ ·-A m' No :xxxor
Nam• Stale~nt Nam• Statemet1t ductod by: an lndlv1dutl . Btuca A Q1ton Name Statement vonna Wilkins r..' ''ION T CREOITOR or • conun· . , ~ f~f~ ~ R )(, g:rn the o Ille The following p•r•ona aro The I01k>w1ng pe11ons are Have you stanod doing This 11a1emen1 w11 filed The lot101Ntng pertons are Thl9 alatemont was f1i.d AOMIWISTER uent creditor of th• 10~ f ~~ ol GE
}PUILIC NOTICES
:! ~ , PUBLIC NOTlCE
• .c:lolng bl.lslneu .,. oolng bustntu H '. buSlntH yet? No w11h lhe County Clerk of doing buslriess as· with the County Clerk ol EST ATE OF: .. ARI f ~ ~~ 1 Cahlom 1 'ON TIME COMMERCIAL MEGA ACUPUNCTURE Michell• Fenney . j ~range County on 6-18•98 VICKYS HOME CLEANING Orange Counly on 'f~8/98 THOMAS F HOGAN dece•seld. you f!'UhSt lhile ffi ~" ~ Dit1e"':y, Sale a.il:we It g45
Nfl\tuc:kel Place, Cos11 1F. Co111 Mesa, CA with the County Clark Of Daily Pilot July 18, 23, 30. or., Costi Mesa, CA 92626 Daily Pilot July 30. Aug a. .-• A1 34 court •nd mall a copy to p T CONSTRUCTION, 1789 CLINIC, 3033 Brl1101 St. T_hl1 statement waa "''° '9988761665 SERVICE 3151 Canadian 19188785457 CA~e NO . 933 your c e1m w11 ' • y~Ew )':~U I PAMIOfif i A~~~1
Mna, CA 92627 92628 • Orange Counly on 8""'·98 Aug 6, 1998 Th605 Victoria Ocam~o 3151 Cl· 13, 20, 1998 Th625 To -'1 h•!r•. beneh· 1"• pertonel rep raHnta· l MAY ~~ T IN Hl NTF O.C. Ele<:trle C0tp (CA) Jtn Sook Cho, 5234 Met· t1168766011 nadlan Or os"· Mesa cu1tte1, creditors, COi't' five eppointed by the p~b1L.IC SAL 1 TH C NTY •
17'9 Nan1ucket 'p11ce:roseAve.,1111,Lo1Ang .. D11ly P1101Aug.8,13,20, PUBLICNOTICE CA92628 ., ... ' PUBLICNOTICE ti"oent cred1to11, and 1:ourt wit hin f o ur 0 AN ~ Tl H ~E7 CIVIC
.,.c.11.sia Mese, CA 92627 les, CA ~38 27, 1998 TM32 This business 1, con· p~rsone w~o m•v ott1•!-months from the dete ~E H~NA~ TH ~ WE. l ', SAN A A. ,. Thi• business Is con· Thl• busmen " tOl'I· Flclltloua Buslneu dut'led by an Individual ~lctltlous Busln•H w tee be mtereated ,n ul frrst lstuance of 10CEI IN A AJNS1 I ORf:I A
dut'led by: • oorporauon i\. • ducteCI by: an ind1Vidua1 PUBLIC "OTICE Name Statement Have you alarted doing Nfm• Stateme:it 1he will or H t ete, or loners oe provided 1n Y Y HOUL CON· mounl ~unpaid ~
• Ha~ you starttd doing Have you st1rted doing Fl 1 1 'B 1 Th• following persons are business yel? Yes 1 +95 The /ollowlng pt11on1 are both, of: THOMAS F. ,.oetton 9100 of the T t A WYER ~4 695 83 er •ges
bUSJl"IHS yet? Ye~. 111~8· business yet? No ct t ouo "1 neH doing busmess as: Victoria Oc1mpo ' doing business as: HOGAN Calilorn1e Probate Code. t ... ~bltc ~ 'f: to the ~ireet Address or other
D c. Electrle Co1p., R,~bert Jin Sook Cho Nam•J,t•t•ment Mobile 011 Chant''· 408 This 11a1ement was ftltel CAND~ElABRA, 2366 Or· A PEilTION hes The tim~ for fili!"g ~~s ClMiC'k' dl'a'I!') caS!la common de51gnab00 cl real
Rerd. Secretary .I nus tta1emen1 was lllod The follo ng persons art ~ Clubhouse. ewpo1t with the Coun}y Clerk ot ange Avenue .. Costa Mesa. been.filed bv NANETTE r.ltlims w ill not eicplfe Slate °' n ... """al bank:,1 · P<Opel1y
, Tbis 11a1emen1 ~· hied w1lh the Coµnly Clerk ol dolrig business as· Beac:h, CA 92663 Orange County on 7128/98 CA 92627 M HOGAN In the Su e· 1 f 1 ._ """''ate ;.;.1
• Orange County on 7;13·98 19166764206 tem1, 3!148 Campus Dr ve 408 'h Clubhouse, Newpon Dallu Pilot Julu 30 A g 6 Prange Avenue. Costa Couniri of Orenge • from the heeung date ~~ b1Jnion,~~a T CA ~27 w11h lhe County rk of Orange County on. 7-14·98 NCS lltltHonal Cash S~•· Danny Lawrence Ryan, 19988785483 , Melissa Lee Scoll, 2366 nor Court of Califor~a ie ore our monlrr• dr:f b~.a St °' r. ~·8 SAN MICHEL ORIVE
11986 IS4129 Dai"' Pilot Jutu 16 23 30 1106. ,~ewpo11 Beach, CA Beach, CA 92663 , ' • u · 1 Mesa, CA 92627 T E PETITION, noticed above lo >TA MESA.. • D ~1 Pll 1 J 1 \\S 23 30 ., ' • ' • 92660\• -Thi s buslntu Is cori· 13, 20, 1998 Th619, ihls buslriess Is eon· re· YOU MAY EXAM· :111~~ s 1~ ,,; APN #: 422·183-4 ·
a Y 0 u Y • • ' Aug 6, 1998 Th598 Judi SUzukl, li05 Victoria ducted by: an Individual ducted by: an lndi11ldual quest• th•I NANETTE INE the file kept by the ~'\~k SoeQ~ 'ITT 111}9~~~~ =litv t'~
Aug 6, l 998 . Th597 PUBLIC NOTICE s1., .IC202, Costa Mesa. Halle you s1a11ed doing PUBLIC NOTICE I\ H11ve you started doing M. HOGAN be appoint· court. If you are • Pl!· swi ot ltie Financial E"1-'" of tne steel PUBLIC N6TIC~ CA'92627 business yet? No business yet? No ed as personal repreaen· eon inlerHted in the and autnonzed 19. do ~ lher common . • . t Fictitious Buslneu . This business Is con· Danny Ryan , Flctltlou1 Busln•.$• Melissa L. Scott 1a1111• to •dminleter the Ht•t•, you mey file bu~ss In lh1s state will be ltJO(I ~ any, ~
Flctltlq,'4• Bu•lneu Name Statement ,ducted by: a11 lndlY1dual Tiiis staiement was • filed Name Statem•nt lhis statemen1 was filed estate o f the decedent. with the court a formal held by th~ duly aoo<>1nteq at>ove If no streel .~d,.,S or
Tiie follo~ing persons are doing business 11. '" business yet? Yes, 8·!).98 Orange County on 8·17·98 doln~ business as: ' Orange Counry on 7/28/98 queets the decedent'• Noti~e of th:fllingpoefc~~ 02"'· lilt' le, ~"'~lb ~wn dll8CllOl'IS io"lhe
Name Statement Th• toUowing persons ar• 'Halle you started dolrig with the County "Clerk of The following petsof\s are With the County Cleik ol THE PETITION re· Rea, ••t f 5 · 1 l(\Jstee '5 SllOwn ~~1 of!'"· olhel' common detonna~
doln(abusmessas: a)WeePeats, . • Judi Suzuki 19988761802 VIL A BELLA. 10121 • 19986785481 WILL and' codicils, if inventory and appraisal tru~'tn~~rek1afte1 otionbt1 o(the\'J~send1Ha~1.. .. ,.
TH1£P CUOI (H'r) PRINT· b) KIDS, 25108-D M,8!· T.111s statement was filed O.Uy Pilot Juty 18, ::!3, 30, Adams Ave., Huntington Daily Pilot July 30, Aug. 6, nny, be •admitted to of Htate •H•t• or ol scobed . undel lll<I r alneduest b' the ~'"''
ING, ts5Q Bolsa Ave. Suite gueote Pky., Mission Viejo. with the County Clerk of Aug. 6, 1998 • · Th607 Beach, CA 92646 C 13, 20, 1998 • Th627 probate. The WILL: and an" petition or account N, .... -t~~ of.Trust ~e<u,,, l=ays ol lhe '""llYo , 20. Westminster, CA CA 926!l2 . Orange County on 8+98 Brenda Joye&. ,3621 S. ony codicils are avail· ., "'·'cn!M,a'b&bw""."fh. le Wll ¥1th... . ol
92683 Diana s. McCalla, 27456 11988788017 PUBLIC NOTICE Bear St., Santa Ana, CA PUBLIC NOTICE. able for examination in H/crovided In •.•cti~n g:sairnade~u ~rcove-ofttus bee
T.am Dung Pham, 9211 Jasmine, Mission Viejo, CA Dally Pilot Aug. 6, 13, 20, ~2:1°54 busl es Is ~on the file kept by the 12 0 of the Cahfotnia nant or Wjl{ran~ e~essed ~f .le.. · •
Bolsa Ave 1109 West· 92692 21 1998 Th631 Flctltloua BuelneH n s .. • Flctltlou• BualnaH court Probate Code. A Re· or implied. ird title. ~ ll TRUSTEE m1ns1er. CA '92593 · This business Is con· ' Name Stalemant dueled by: an Individual Name Statement THE PETITION re· queat for Special Notice p0ssession' m'. CU~
This business Is con· dueled by: an Individual PUBLIC NOTICE The follo.wlng persons are :aye you 17s~rted doing The following persons are quests auth ority to form I• available from b<ances1 to'pay tile remaining ~VIC 1 C.FERNANOO
dueled by: an 1ndlvldua1 Have you stat1td doing Flctlllous Bualness doing business as: e' n~ss/1 o doing business as: oominiater the estate the court clerk. pooopa sum ~lhe~le(~) Ml VO Have you stilrled doing business yet?'Yes. 7-27·96 FOX POINTE FARM, 88 ren a oyce Fudge Nuls Fudge of the d th 1 d d Attorney f• Pwtldoner: secured by the o rust. SU business yet? Yes 07/23/ Diana S Mc;Calla Name Statement Fair Dr., Costa Mesa, CA This statement was hied Month Club, 22961 Tnton u" e.r . e .n epen ent llemar4 .J. Del Vale With interest and te 1arges ~ION~ CA 91345 92 ' This slalemenl was filed The following persons are 92626 with the County Clerk of Way, Suitt B. Laguna Hills, Administratio_n °.f . Ea· Arnerich Del Vale • tlle<eon. as provided n lhe 818 ~ -6 '
Tam Dung Pham with the Coun1y Clerk ot doing business as: Kathy Hobstetter, 31 Morn· Orange Countv on 7128/98 CA 92653 hues ~ct w1~h hm1te~ Sinatra • note(s). advan~s .. u~'i the T •
This s1atement was hied Orange County on 6·24·98 Besl Domestic Services Ing Breeze. Irvine, CA 19986765479 Terrence Fleming Roark, outhortty . (This author•· Attome.,_ at uw ~f:es~f lhethe=. o mi: 7N~ , AC OSTA with tho Countv Clerk of 199867.2422 Agenev. 3848 Campus 92617 • . Dally Pilot JuJv 30, Aug. 6, 21 Tahoe, Irvine, CA 92612 IV will allow th, e person· .......... __._ • _.. A d f ~ , v 1
1 1 t 1 t k ._..... ..._ ... ..._.. w . Ch. a~es Jn e~nses o .. SA~I BT Orange County on 7·10·98 Dally Pilot July 23 30 Au· Dr ve II 106, Newport This business Is con· 13, 20, 1998 'Th621 This business Is eon. 11 ropreeen a ive t~ a • •102 · Tru ee fO< the total a~nt m 16 19986764044 3 • Th6 4 Beach, CA 92660 ducted by: an Individual ducted by: an Individual many actions without Peudene CA 91101 (at I titM of the initial 12.Ubl· ens
Dall Pilot Jul 16 23 30 gust 6• 1 • 1998 1 Judi Suzuki, 605 Victoria Have you stantd doing PUBLIC NOTICE Have you Slotted doing obtaining court approv-08/05. 08/06 08112 Cation ol the Notice of Salel
A g Y6 1998 Y • Th603 PUBLIC NOTICE Street ,c202, Cosla Mesa, business yet? Yes, 3-1-98 buslnoss yet? Yes, MS-98 al. Be.fore t aking c~rtaln • rea~ably estimated to be ----------------
u · · CA 92627 Kaltly Hobstetter Fictitious BuslnHs Terrence F. Roark verv important actions, set h l'lelow. The amounl PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious Buslneu Thi• business Is con· This statement was filed Name Statement This statement was filed however, the personal l'N!Y greatet on the day o CLASSIFIED
Name Statement dueled by: an indlvldual with the County Cle1k of The following pe1Sons ate With the County Clerk of representative will be H.lt! · H's the rosourca you
f ictitious Busln111 The following persons aro Have you stat1ed doing Orange County on 7·14·98 doing business as: Orange County on. 8·4·98 required to give "otlce On the move? TRUSTO~CLYDE W. A'(; can count on to sell a
Name Statement doing business as: business yet? Yes, 8·3·98 19186764202 SCHAFFER ENTER· 19986766082 to interested persons ~.J~ANO 8a~~•~6 myriad of merehan·
Th• following persons are Computer 411.com, 3170 ~u?I Suzuki A fl Daily Piiot July 16, 23, 30, PRISES, 14 Ima Loa C1., Daily Pilot Aug. 6, 13, 20, unl ese they have Sell your extra • ~o"WiW~ J61N¥ifN. dlse Hems. because
doing business as: Pullman St .. Costa Mesa .. _h 9 ~tat~vnl wcas le~ Aug. 6, 1998 Th599 Ntwpon Beach, CA 92663 27. 1998 Th633 waived notice or con· household ANTS our columns compel
MATEOS MAINTENANCE. CA 92626 with I e ounty lerk o Anthony Todd Schaller, 14 sented to the proposed ~~ ~inted Tni.stet, qualified buyers to
126 Monte Vista #6, Cos1a Tagram System Corpora· Orange County on 8-4·98 PUBLIC NOTICE Ima Loa CL, Newport PUBLIC NOTICE action.I The Jndepen· Items X CUCT TRUSTEE ealll
Mesa, CA 92627 11on, (CA). 3170 Pullman 19986766098 Beach, CA 92663 dent adminls rati in Classified E VI . INC. 4542·5878
Esmoraldo Mateos Que-St . Costa Mesa, CA. 92626 Daily Pilot Aug. 6, 13, 20, Flctltloua Bu1lneH This business . Is con· Fictitious Busln•u authori ty will be ~rant:~ .vedo, 126 Monte Vista 16, This business ls con· 27, 1998 Th632 Name Statement ducted by: an Jnd1vldual Name Statement 1 · d -----------------1------------------+-----------------Costa Mesa, CA 92627 ducted by a corporalion The following persons are Have you staned doing The following persons are un ess . an mte.res~e This business 1s con· Have you Slarted doing PUBLIC NOTICE doing business as: business yet? No doing business as: norson ftlos ar:i ob1eetion
dYcled by: an ind1v1duo1 business yet? No THANH LONG RESTAU· Anthony Schaller PROCESSING MORTGAGE to the petition end
Have you slarted doing Tagram System Corpora· Flctltlou1 Business RANT, 3522 w. First St., This statement was tiled IMAGE. 11 Veracruz. Dana shows good cause why business ye1? Yes, 02·01· lion, Mall Hsia/ Presldenl Name Statement Santa Ana, CA 92703 with the County Clerk of Point, CA 92629 Iha court should not
ll8 This statemenl was filed The following persons are Hal Manh Nguyen, 14542 Orll11ge County on 7/28/98 Marjan Nadimi, 11 Veta· grant the authority.
Esmeraldo Mateos Que· with the County Clark of doing business as: · • Potsworth Ln.. Westmln· 19986785455 cruz, Dana Point, CA 92629 A HEARING on tho
wdo Orange County on 7/28/98 CRITERIA ENGINEERING. ster, CA 92683 Dally Piiot July 30 Aug 6 This business Is con· Pfltition will be held on
'This s1a1ement was filed 19988765480 27051 Mill Pond Rd .. Cap· This business is con· 13 20 l998 ' Ths23 dueled ~y: an Individual Soptember 3. 1998 et
with lhe County Clerk of Dally Pilot July 30, Aug . 6, lstrano Beach, CA 92624 ducted by: ari individual . ' ' Have you slarled doing 1 :45 P.M . 1n Oepl. 703
()range County on 7/28/98 13 20 1998 Th626 Bruce Allison Orton, 27051 Have you started domg PUBLIC NOTICE busmess yet? No located at 341 The City 19986785484 · • Miii Pond Rd .. Capistrano business yel? No Marjan Nad1mi Drive Ora nge CA
-Oaily Piiot July 30. Aug. 6. PUBLIC NOTICE Be~ch, CA ?2624 . Hal Manh Nguyen Fictitious BuslnHs This statement was flied 9 2668·3205.
13. 20. 1998 Th6,8 This business 1s "Con· This s1;11ement was flied Name Statement wilh the County Clerk of IF YOU OBJECT TO
Fictitious Busln•H wilh the Counly Clerk or The following persons are Orange County on 7·15-98 the granting of the
• Class1had Is. .. Name Statement O th ? Orange County on 7·13·98 doing business as: 19988764399 petition you should
CON VENIEN T The following persons are n e move• . 19988764184 AMERICAN INTERIORS, Daily Pilot June 16, 23. 30. uppear 'at tt'!e hearing
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NEWPORT BAY • ANNOUNCEMENTS water front restaurant, Automotive ANTIQUES 6010 Crib, Changing Table antqa, furn, cllhng brakHfatrg, am/fm,
TERRAC& 2920 no 811P neceuary, Th· Advertising !~=======~ & Dr•aHr. Simmons beauty aalon auppliH, whl CO\lera. 848-3971
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Large pool, new c:ar-PRAYER TO :r. JUDE ok Britt 714·875-2174 motivated account••· U 1· or told Hperatly (3BC0329)112,222 P•• & muc:h more. May th• Sac Oard•n•r ecut111e to Hll and d•· ~~u tqucs Call 545-8807 TRANSPORTATION LEXUS OF Sorry No Peta of Jesus b Sherman Gardena In vetop MrN automotive & IL<>llrclil1lra WESTMINSTER
545-48,5 and glorlfl• c .D M. PIT, Mon-Fri buslneaa and service Low recliner ftom Rob· •••••••••I (71•) 992.8909
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iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil R09MS 2706 $wered. II haa never listening akllls • must Including 40lk. Drug • ' Free Color Catalog 28' S•llboat wllh '96, Suburban Allanhc
,Ch•rmlng 3br 2ba hm been known to fall. S7·S8·hr bonuHa. •CrHnlng/physlcllJ fe-Call 1·800·111·0158 mooring! Galley, blue rnetalltc 311( ml.
• No.of the HW)', 1/c: gar NB W.Oceanfront/22nd Publicotion mua1 be Call now 949·719·&777 ~:s~,;,!;'~ia .fa11: At·IQll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! .. 1 ttead, VHF & OS $151< loaded! Co. dual AC
51995.Lae. Avl Sept. 1 Private rm. unfurn, sh; • promised. Thank ydu, or rax 949·119-8781 tentfon, Judy Oetting, FJUID~1"cfJ';.~ANN ---------' 949-850·0458 S26,600. 497·8976
No Pets. 840·5324 bath, uUs pd, n/smkg, ,:St. Jude, for your Help w•nt•d. Ruby's 949·631·6594 or mail WANTED help. BF S andwich S aloon _} EsTKIES' --------"--• ·Lu•ury Senior• TWM kitchenette, laundry. PIGase call betWeen to Juoy Oetting. TO BUY 6019 MARINE SUPS DODGE
Oellghtful afrt>sty 2Br 1 block to N.B. Plor %Times Community BOUGHT iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DOCVS Mstr, den, gourmet kit, 5510/mo. Call Sam at LOST & S·lOam, 7t4-CS4S·l lOO Newa, 330 West Bay ~ 7022 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiii
all 2c: gar, lg deck w/ 714-675·4808 •MGR TRAINEE• Street, Costa Mesa, AND SOLD I BUY ALL PIANOS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil '90 Shadow Auto,
ocn view + pvt garden (Between 9AM·SPM) FOUND 2925 busy postal/gift store. CA 92627 -ttOU eruu An11ques.qua1 furniture Sllp for 45' Boat AJC, pb ps, am-Im
9065
'97 MUSTANG
AC. pwJpdl. &ill. CC.
2 TO CHOOSE
(208477) (205845)
S13 497 Coat• M•••
Llncoln M•rcury
71 ... 540.S830
-· -~
() counyard, wheelc~lr l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii NHr OC Alrpon area. -=s-=E-C,_U..,.R~ITY=--0-U-A_R_D_S 1~c or houseful cash Good toe:, water/elect stereo $1950 Must
acc •• 'bl
1• C•'I "55 "171 paid (714) 957·8133 S13per It Lido B dge sell' 714·722·1102
s e, commt RENTAI.s-TO Found Cockatfel ViCin-•----'"'-•;..;;...·•;...___ Start Today!I F/PT. r-------.--. • ,. P 0 0 I/CI u b house · 1ty ol East 18th Street Premier Ace Hardware Benefits avail. WANTED Old Coln• Gold Silver els. Avl now 675-6128 ________ ..
53000/mo.(grdnr lncd) SUARE 2724 & Newport Blvd. Call Retailer haa openings 714·S92·7689. M·F Franklin Mint, Sterhng FORD 90751.---------·
Kleln Man•g•ment Sandra at 722•6779 for aalos assoc and TEACHER ANTJnUES Old w:itches & jewelry •••••••••I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
949·581-4000 CM APT priv ba, share cashiers Flexible (TODDLER) !l Wes1coast Coin 642·9448 AUTOMOBILES
New Luxury dupleJC garage, no pets, no LOST male cat, beige, ac:hedullng, benefits NB Preschool needs Oldtt Style Furniture '94 PROBE QT Red
Get to
the baste
ABC's
Aatic,
basement,
and closet
then get
some cash.
842·5878
3br 2ba, elevator, 2 smoke. 5390 ... sec med hair, no tags, vie package. Call Mngr. at exp toddler teacher w/ PIANOS & Collectibles Full pwr, CO, mnrf
car gar, nr beach, no Aval 9-t. 646·9412 of 15th/Orange. Crown Ace Hardware ECE . f ·~n•tote....-FREE TO YOU6022 ---------1 (158713) $10,977 949-65Q.4944 3107 East Coast Hwy units or 1 yr old • s. .. -·.......,. • Ollc• , ..... , • · LEXUS pets 52500 675·6955 CM n••r Triangle >O clasarm. Benefit• $$CASH PAID$$ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ACURA 9010 MISSION VIEJO ' Square. Share condo, L 0 ST/REWARD CdM 949-873-280 955-2872 __ • .,._,, • ._.. Am•r.St•ffenahaf• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil--.:..C9_4_9....:..)3_8_4-_06_8_4_
COSTA MESA 2124 S400mo ... ulll. No SJ Belge/Wht shlh·tzu Real Eatat• S•I•• TELEMARKETERS WE BUY ESTATES dog. 4 yr old, papers. •97 AEROSTAR
ii
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Pots. (714) 646·8370 7/21 In Mesa del Mar FT/PT Licensed or not Want• d . F rr .p IT • lmme<l11t• 1r,.n<1y,.,vte:• needs home, moving. '91 Legend Loaded, EXT Wagon. XLT, AC.
NB E' <trea. Kids hrtbrknl we're hiring nowl ERA Hrly +Comm+Bonus 0WEPAYMOAE$FASTtA0 949·717·1859 lthr, alarm, sunrf, mint,
'Me•• Verde 3br 1.Sba Bluff Condo 957-1487 will pay your req'd HarbOr View Mortgage hs1a2v,9o00a7ttl4·6'•13c.06r3d3s01 P(v1t2~~92t)llt$,16C,9C97.
cl••n. AC, quiet. Avail 3br 3ba, furn'd, very c:ourse and provided 949·757·1222 9·1 51400/obo Doug clo!ln, pool, seoo + 1/2 training 800-400-5391 PETS & '94 LEGEND LS Coat• M esa H 203•761•3638. VM utll s. 7t4·759·1879 HEALTH & e11t 119. TELEPttONE SALES Lo ml, moonrf. mint. Llncoln Mercury
NB F 'd /b h Valued Team Player ANIMALS 6049 714·540·5830 S•clud•d E••t•lde urn room al FITNESS 3000 Receptionist •.. needed to support 016741) $18,8B8 ---------
Cape Cod Twnhs 3Br pvt patio, gar, pool, l"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Bu a y comm u n 1 t Y our exploding sales In LEXUS OF RENT
2 B · Jae. no/am/pet, female1• newspaper seeking 1 1 tlbl o 1 WESTMINSTER .5 a, 2·car all gar. prof'd 5595 564•0445 BOOST YOUR Electronic Payment rrea s e c c:it lndry-rm, pool, $1600 pan-time receptionist, Processing Systems oaJJ. ~ kittens. Le~pard· (714) 892·8906
no pets 856·9248 Quiet Fe m n/smkg/ IMMUNE SYSTEM! hours 1:00 p.m. to in retail and Internet me 957-8133 look allke. $400·$600. tnrough classified pots. aoeks place to 949-588·2434. for 5:30 p .m. Monday environments. Excel· 846·8473. 631-2111. -B-MW------9-0-3-0 ---------
949 8 elude answering AUCTION M•lt••e AKC. champ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil · 73·5334 ponunity. We are a 11
shr I n N .B ./COM . Incredible savings. thru Friday. DutlH In· lent Income op· SOUTH COAST ,ALES -------------
I .. •••••••• phones, aonlng mail, dyn!lmlc marketing of· nH. parents on site. '86 5351 Auto, lthr, lull 2148 W•stalde CM share1• balancing receipts at lie• and need an up· 2202So.Meln SL Under Slbs. S700ea power, Sony 10 C/O. WE'RE GROWING!
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~~e hg;:~d ~~~s5~k~1.E•~•P•L•O•YM-•E•N•T-the end of the day. coming lop producer ~~"~,;}3,~i,2,7%! '714
> &39-
704
l tow miles, xlnt c:ond
IAGUNA
BEACH
Oce•nfront Cott•ge 949•031•2708 1• EOE. Phyalcat re· to Join our wlnning1-===::::::::::::::::::::=1i•••••••-$6250 714·645·3620 1 Br 2 B •, pr Iv ate quired. Please fax re· team. T"e Ideal cand' •um• lncludl a 1 " ,. '93 7401L white tan.
b •a ch. w • • k I y/ ng a ary date will have pol· 6014 GARAGE SALES monthy. 949-499-18961••••••••• EMPLOYMENT history to !shed manner/phone FURNITURE ::O:~e~,h~~e.ch::~~;· COMMERCIAL <949> 642·7667 skill•. superlative or· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lmmac eond mull
NEWPORT
BEACH
REAL ESTATE 5530 RECEPTIONIST ganlza1ional skills. Blk metal bunkbd, twin seel 521 ,900 10 b0 Par1·hme 9 to 5 on Salary + commla· top, dbl bottom. Ob11---------(949) 552-4757
I::> c.,eglver• I::> Sun. & Mon. $9.00 HR slons. Call George mattress lncl'd $225/ CORONA (949) 794·1180
FT relief, live-In posl· · Balboa Island real 94&-752-4700 or Fax obo 565-423-7265 LM DEL MAR
hon for 6 bed/board/ estate office. Fax resume 752-4710.
2169 _____ _
Daybeds rarely usedl liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOii 18 VIII• Point Furn. COMMERCIAL
1·BR Luxury Condo care In CM, must be resume. 714·965·6364 C•rdservlce
fleJClt>le 714·557-6746 lntern•tlonal. Gated resort living, PROPERTY 2778
pools/spas & gym nr iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
• Fashion IS. $1795/mo. CM O:irden Office Bldg
: A'gont, 644·9070 X 362 2·Story, between 171h
• 2Br 1 B• Cute cottage & Trlongle Sq. 8500SF
: park Ilka setting In S895K Bkr 645-6266
• Nwpt Hghta redwd ---------: dec:ka, FP, no pots, INCOME
• '1800. 949·455-0444 PROPERTY
: 28r 1 B• TWH new 2790
ADMIN ASSIST C~n'I seem lo
John Wayne Airport. gel to alt those
needed for afrcrall repair J'obs malnt. front office.
Answering phones, around lhe house?
opening work orders Let the
and bitting, typing ClaHlfled
correspondence. Fa· miller with office 97 a Service
plus. Salary S25K Directory • carpets. 1 c a na ch ed iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii E.SIDE CM prime loc. D.O.E.+Medlcat, den-help you find • garage, near Gelaon·a
: $1450./Bkr 640·5664 (3) 2br units & (l) 3br. tal, Ille Insurance.
• Ch•rmlng waterfront
: 2br 2ba, nu paint &
Sp•cloue 2 w/frplc's. Please call 263·5860 reliable help. Aak for Ron 842 ••79 4 single car onct gar.1 _________ -----·-~-"----
• carpet. W/O Avail
• tmmed. $2200/mo.
: (714J 075-4785.
upgradesll $520k
Dan Agt 714-997-0050
NEWPORT
COAST
BUSINESS &
2l?O FINANCE
APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
CORONA
DEL MAR 2622
3 blka lo bay, nu rmdld,
1 bd, rrench drs, patio,
brkfat bar, walk·ln, 1
car gar, w/d 673-4802
3bd 2ba, Ip, gar, w/CI,
sunny deck, S/PCH,
$2100. 723-5135 or
714-263·7849 avail 9/1
• Studio c:lose to every·
thlngl Walk to beach
S575mo. 714-780-0176
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I COSTA MESA 2624
* bSTSIDI! * 2Br 1 Ba Apt. Stove, MONEY
refrlg, frplc, lrg din TO LOAN
$12-820
Per !lour
Top-Jlf'ocluceN
hl~hcr
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£-;whll-.hcd In I !189
iuu I )(r<I'\ lni(
Call for nppolntme.111. 1~13-4744
CASHIER
Full time position. Must
know how to sail!
S7.SO/hr.+ depending
on knowledge
f a .
Full time position.
Selling boatlng equip.
S7,S0-10.00lhr. Must
be a knowledgeable
sailor/boat person. Heavy lifting.
Mlnnle•eYaahi
H8~1H
S nB .. ah
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lie/fa
tfoa
/f.4,1'te
A
GOOD
ADI
Call
642-5678
1 rauan/wlcker, 1
white/brass S 150/ea.
Trundle w /maltress
550 646-4188
CADILLAC 9040
HUO E SALEI Hm & or-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I flee turn, faux stone fir
lamp, glass Ip screen,
lots of hm access. art.
kit, men/women's
clothes. dont miss!
Greal sale! 8/8, 7a-2p
6 t 0 M;irguorlte
'70 Coupe 2dr, full
pwr, p/s Senior
owned, rarely driven,
80k org mi, shrm
cond, c:lean. current
reg $1950. 751 -24641
'87 Sevllle Dark blue/
blue llht int. all power,
101k ml, xlnt cond
$4100 949·642·2114
'94 ELDORADO
Cust whls, llhr, CO
(3HHP781L s11,111 LEX S OF
WESTMINSTER
(714) 892·&90&
Fast growing Soothem Cahfcxma amnuruty
newspaper cballl has immediate QRX>rturUbeS
available m Venrura. Los AJv!1es. Or8JV!
County, and the lnlaro Empire i
ADVERTISING SALES REPRESENTA~.
Your stretrJtbs: new aawnt deYelopnent,
mamta.IJUIYJ estabhsbed aaxiwns. ~
C'UStomer seIVll! attlt1lde, and desire to build strong ooverusmg paJ\1leISblp; wtth dients.
Muumwn 2 years pcevious adverosmg sales
expeneoce With JleWSPlper industry expenemce
preferred.
We ofter: base salary + OODlIIUSSioo. exoi!Dre(J&
benefits package lndudmg 401(k),
supportive work envirorunent
Submit cover letter. resume. and salary lustory to:
c:a1iforn1a Community News~
425 W. Broadway, Suite t300
Glendale, CA 91204
ATTN: Human RetOUl'Cel
Or Fax: (818) 548~
- --, area, laundry, gerage iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii + 1 parking apace,
$925 + dep and good
credit. 800-400-4855 Money to lo•n.
Good or bad credit,
CALENDAR LIVE INTERNET
SALES REPRESENTATIVE
The Los Angeles Times hos exciting opporlunities for D YES, SELL MY CAR I
I
I , •Co•t• M•••'• Be•t free appllc:atlon & as·
Jr·1br & 1br, alao 2br aeument, fHt reaulta.
1 b.a, quiet gated .-Call 1·800-95o-6616
comm, pool, tennis, NEED MORTGAGE SS? •••Y ace••• t o freeway/beach/mane. We say yH, when
71 ... 957.0075 banks .. y nol Bad , credit, no Income OK
,.E'•ld• 2br Iba, patio, 97% SuCCH• ra1e.
gar+2epcs, w/d hk· Info 800-232·57&8 up, 1875 + dep good
credit 800-400-4855 ---------
N.wty R•turbtah9d MORTGAGES •
1Br 1Ba In lovety TD 'S 2918 gated ex>mrnty. Walk • • ; to The at• r /S hop a , iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
• Ht6/mo.+ ($4t5.dep) KletnMe~t ...... , "CA8H"
Immediate IS for
attuctured Httlemen\s
and deferred
I nwro•r Insurance clalma. J.G.
" Wentworth: 1011 frff . llACB 2869 1.aae.231.s37s.
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NIWPOIT NEWPORT
: llACB 2689 BUCH !:~-----· ______ , 2681
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Cohfornta's
lea.Jina
infuonam 111
rrov1Jer for
over l\ cenrury.
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II Cor\IUIU1f111
us excdkncc:
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Salts RtomentaJim in the New Media deoartment
lo Mlll and' service ocMttisi~ ~uds for The .. times ooline
enlefloiM*" ood recreation wv~ ~~~live. l1\e
Soles Reps wil work 01A of Orange VMIT'f·
• •
. Get the llmc
l
Run your ad in the
Newport Beach-
Costa Mesa Daily
Pilot and the
Huntington Beach-
Fountain Valley
Independent to
reach over 100,000
homes. Fax us this
form with your credit
card # or mail with
a check today!
Run for a week! If
your car does not
sell, we'll run it for
another week I
All for just $10' •
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TODAY'S
CRoSSWoRD PUZZLE
Bridge FORD 9015 JAGUAR
liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
9105 LEXUS 9115 NISSAN
ACROSS
I M111
6 BnttlllaSI Of r
10 Play gtoop
14 Mauy 1n hat>te
15 Stnnged
, A instrumeot
''~;Lab-culture medium 1l Pnes
·18 C0tsica's f neighbor
/ 19 Tree trunk
20 -and9n1y 21 Ha1~1)'hst's 1001
24 Ouick&llver
26 Apanmcm
<!Weller, usually 27 Biddy 28A~na1111os
30 Founn
d1monst0n
33 ~mall amounis .35 ink or sable
38 Foul up • 40. Over there
4' CholCO ~!OUP 43 Singer rarr
44 Wc1nderer:.
47 San<!Wich
C:OOk>O
48 Smelleo bdd
49 Coal scutth•
st e veo though
54 Eoou1
58 Fall sky sight 61 Greeil ienor
62 Buttalo s ldke
14
63 OPEC n1111on .
6"P~m 68 State po51r._..1y
67 Basebln "" Murphy
68 Rows ol .. ats
69 Tal\e a chance 70 Galed t
71 C~1t10n
DOWN
1 RattlOSl'laka $ weapon
2 WtlhOUI help 3 Tough quesuon
4 Unlock,
poetically
5 Save
8 Each all(! -
7 F15hpM
8 Mongolian
de sen )• 9 Tdled •', 10 Liner
c:ompanme(11!
1 I Greek ma~I
12 Beauty~ I
IJ Edll!sh r.ver
22 Co let servers
23 Silly ones 25 Escott>0r
for one
28 F'ond souno
29Splol
30 Expresso0n 01
disapproval
31 ·-11Hy1'
32 Spnng monin
•'
PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED
I & 98 <0 IWI U.....S F ... ..,. SrM<'•••
34 Cno11 sonQ 35 Evergreen•
36. Colorado
Ind< an
37 Antooue auto
39 Loosen
42 Morher -
rten source
45 Not in rhe
house
46 Drive away
(birds)
48 Rigorous so Oveny
decorated
51 ·Full steam _,.
52 lnse(t stage 53 Prickly
,plant .
S4 Filleted
55 usi-s a
dcshCIOth
56 Actress
Maureen-
57 Unhke a rolling
srone
59 Waiters
burden
60 Mascut1M
65 Fleut-de· -
10 11 l2 13
By CHARLES GOREN
wtlh OMAR SHARIF
and TANNAJt HIHSCH
'9'7 TAURUS QL '92 Sovereign '0 3 ES 300 fully
AC, PW/POL, tilt, cc:, Gt .. t\/tan llhr, low ml loaded, lthr, ale, am/
(289798) $12,997 (663135) St4.995 tm ca1a, rnoonroot,
Costa M••• 8AUER LOTUS $13,400. 714·7154·1734
TAKE THE SURE WAY
Llncoln·Mereui 714·842· 7700
l714> 940
'583 '92 Sovereign Wh~~:11E.,~~Y~o tthr --------~ '88 Mustang Conv. Whlte/btk llhr. 42km1 (073273) $23,977
'08 MAXIMA QXI!
31K rnf, auto
(3POL965) S18.iS55 LEXUS Of<
wesTMINST•R
(71•J ae2.9eoe
Boih vufncrJblc Nunh dc.11\.
NORTH
• J If
f') Q 1098
¢J2
•A K976 EAST
289 ve, wht, all orig, (850914) $14.995 LEXUS
nu lop. attreo/remoto, BAUER LOTUS MISSION VIEJO Wc:.t h:d the k1n11 ol d1amon1.h. beaulilull S10,500. 714·842·7700 (848)384-0004
E.1\I con1nbutrn1 the nine. Wt:\I \;llO· 622·5273 ------------------llnlled w1(h the acc. unJ E~t i:om· '83 Vanden Ptaa '04 OS 300 pl~1cd an 1.'Cho w11h 1hc thn:c: Now 1---------Black, cream llhr, Btack/black lull opt
Wi.:,t 11.'tt J third diamond. Declarer HONDA 9085 (8692991 510,995 (074737) $24,977
rullccJ rn dumrny and d1)(..ardcd J duh liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~~~~'!~.~~~g MIS~~XNu:tEJO
from hand Althou11h 1hu \pal.le '85 Accord 5·Spd. ---------(849)384·0804 linC)W 1.uccc~dcd. Jcdarcr had to whl/blu• Int, .currant '93 XJ8 WEST
• 65
Q K 7 4 o· AK IO 7 6 S • 104
• K 7 3 (;7 6532
() Q93
•Q83
\ • concede a trump trick bccuu\c the regt11rat1on, grt trans. Black, tan llhr, lo ml '94 SC 300
. king wal, ampll ~uurdcd When the $1865. 949·551·3099 (673612) SUl,995 Black/Ivory, run opt
1 d BAUER LOTUS 018 195) $26,977 heart .hne!.i.e ai ed. cclarcr WO'> '85 Accord White/blue 714•042·7700 LEXUS
down/6oc. Int, 5 spd, 2dr·htchbk,1-----------MISSION VIEJO 'OUTH
•A Q 10 94 2 o A1
¢ 84
• J 5 2
~.,the earth Ire:, declarer would current reg. $l795obo '93 XJ8 (949t384.0804
ha dune bc11t:r tO ruf_f the third dlO· , __ 7_1_4_·_8_4_5_.0_9_1_0_ Blue/ton lthr, sunrt.
d h d d ~--• I b, •• (6841771 s11,995 ---,9-5-.-5-3-0-0--m 1n an , 1......,uing a c U 1rom '85 CRX SI BAUER LOTUS .. \tic l:>ble. After cr~!ting to dummy c 0 nv1• • B 1 a ck, 714•842,7700 White/ivory lull opt wnh a htl(h club, the Jack of \p;.tdes 1s ruos groall $4500. __________ 1 (0773131 S22.977
The b1dd1ng'.
NORTH EAST
.-run :ind, when tt hold~. the line-.se ii. · 714·719·9504. '93 XJO • MIS~~xNu:IEJO
;f repealed and the DCC tit c~ticd lO fell I---------Green. tan llhr, lo mi , ... 49,3 ............ 4 '88 Accord s-spd, (678537) 517 995 .. v...-vvv wc-.:1 1h·· "·ng. Now dcct"~r •imply co~hcs • ~ ~"' ..... • power brakes/steer-BAUER LOTUS •• . p'4))
Pas) P~ 20 the a~e of hearts and cont1nucs with Ing, am/lrn stereo, 714.842,7700 '80 ES 300 i:'Js.s the Ja<:k No motter which delender $2000/obo 650·3803 ---------I Cashmere/ivory. llhr P!bS PIW
Opening lead King of 0 ,;/
/ E.1'>1· We\! combined t>n defense to
g1\c <.ll:d:ircr a losing opuon. and
South nought 11. We :ire not convinced
that ~outh .. hould have swallowed the
bait.
The auction was straightforward.
I II h I b '04 XJ8 (145146) $27,977 wins. dee arer SU a) a c u c:ntry to '90 CIVIC 5 SP. AC, LEXUS
the boMd 10 lake a club dr'>Card on a cass. red, runs xtnt, Black/btaek Inter, MISSION VIEJO
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