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Home My WebLink About1996-08-29 - Orange Coast PilotSPORTS Davenport cruises at 'U.S. Open Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 "· I \\ ' I I \ I I I '· ' I I SCHOOLS State-funded budget gets trustees~ OK Suspected drug lab found in child's room •Newport Beach couple, who police say allowed friends to produce methamphetamine in their 2-year-old's bedroom, is arrested. By Jennifer Armstrong, Dally Pilot LIDO -A Newport Beach couple stand accused of letting fnends produce drugs in their 2-year-old's bedroom, Newport Beach police said. Police and Orange County probation officers discovered the methamphetamine lab -a rare sight in Newport Beach -dunng a probation check Tuesday, Newport Beach police Sgt. John Desmond said. Officers searched the mobile home in the 700 block of Lido Park Drive as a condition of proba- tion for its owner. Chnstopher Dale Stewart, 28. Stewart is on pro- bation for a previous conviction of possess- ing methampheta- mine for sale, Desmond said Police believe During the search, police found one gallon of manufactured methampheta- mine oil, which could produce CASEV LUKSCH I DAILY Pl.OT Jim Henwood ls trying to transform the Los Angeles County Fair, much as he did South Coast Pla7.a. "It will become a household name," he said. Stewart and his wile, Tambra Lynn Stewart, 28, allowed two friends to produce the drug in the child's bedroom. Police five to seven pounds of the powdered drug ... A FAIR EXCHANGE arrested both cllld charged them with felony ciuld endangerment. Police also anested the Stewarts' friends - Joseph Nickolas Trollmann, 35, of Huntington Beach and Elizabeth Marie Giliszer, 49, of Yorba Linda. They were charged with manufacturing methamphetdJTline Former South Coast Plaza General Manager Jim Henwood is now busy boosting the image of Los Angeles County Fair The Stewarts' chiJd is staying at Orangewood Children's Home m Orange. During the search, police found one gallon of manufactured methamphetamme oil, which could produce five to seven pounds of the pow- dered drug. That amount sells for about $60,000, Desmond said. They also found equipment used to heat chenticaJs to make the oil and to convert By John Canalis, Daily Pilot n less than a year, Jim Henwood has traded And the man who helped transform South Coast Plaza from a local shopping center to a major tourist destination bets his new tea& can draw patrons, and their wallets, eas . • ' stores of South Coast Plaza for the roaring Coast Plaza is, in a given time,• he said. race cars, galloping thoroughbreds and dust- k:ick:ing cattle drives at Fairplex in Pomona. Judging by his plans and 20 strong years at the mall, Hen.wood is likely to succeed. The Corona del Mar resident left the general manager's office at the Costa Mesa mall last year to helm Fairplex, home of the Los Angeles County Fair. Business already is up this year and plans are in the works to expand the Fairplex car and horse tracks. A movie theater complex similar to the Irvine Spectrum Entertainment Center could ~ -N& garbage -Trash-fees take dive in Costa Mesa By John Canalis, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Throw it all away. nash bills are going down. The Costa Mesa Sanitary Dis- trict has lowered trash rates in Costa Mesa, Santa Ana Heights and parts of Newport Beach from $162.71 a year to $151.41. Savings amount to roughly a buck a month. But at least bills are not increasing, said Florine Reichle, a.ssistantDlAOagerofthe Sanitary District The Board of Directors agreed last week to modify the rate struc- ture in accordance with lower county landfill rates, which recent- ly dipped from $35 to $27 a month. Reichle said the savings are going directly to customers. "We're passing it on," she said. Fees for waste disposal are charged along with annual prop- erty taxes. Residents will see the savings on their 1996-97 levies. Apartment dwellers usually don't have to concern themselves with charges since they do not pay property tax and subiequent- ly aren't billed for trash collection. But landlords do sometimes pass Savings for Costa Mesa residents amount to roughly $1 a month ... the cost onto tenants. In a related matter, Costa Mesa Sanitary's annual fees for liquid waste will stay at $23.02 for the fifth consecutive year. This is because sewer rates have stayed stable this year, according to a district statement. The Costa Mesa Sanitary District is an independent special district providing waste and sewer sexvice. It acts independenUy of the dty. TI-ash rates were established after a public hearing on Aug. 22. follow. "We want to be a quality, year-round enter- tainment destination,• Henwood said. To tllose who don't know him, the SWltch . "It's certainly a different kind of business,· he said. 1hle enough. Rustic Fairplex is denim. Refined South Coast Plaza is diamonds. But JUSt like Tiffany and Levi, both spell cash It took authoribes rune hours to take the drug- producing equipment apart and remove it from the tiny mobile home, Desmond said. •SEE HENWOOD PAGE A16 He added that a minor explosion m the lab Sunday reportedly sent Troll.man to Hoag Memo- nal Hospital Presbyterian with third-degree bums on his arms and hands. TI-oilman told doc- tors he had been burned workmg with gasoline, Desmond said. Mariner's Mile: Tnne fodacelift •Newport Beach council appoints committee to help revive slwnping restaurant row: merchants agree it's time for a fresh look. By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot MARll'IBR'S MILE -Merchants here can't argue with the Newport Beach City Council's recent deci- sion to launch a makeover of their business district. But they do have different opinions on bow to attract aowds to the area. ·People want to feel like they can go out strolling where it's well-lit and it's safe,· said Fme- gold, who bought the West Coast Highway restaurant in January. But Newport Slo Co. owner Jeff Jones believes slowing down traffic would •not be a good thing .• "We need to focus on issues like beautification.· he said. "We need more minor changes. We should just improve what's already here." establish an advisory committee of business owners and reSJdents to explore such ideas. Their mis- sion: to come up with a plan to make the area more profitable. Councilwoman Norma Glover, whose distnct includes Mariner's Mlle, proposed the committee. She hopes to stem the growing number of vacancies m the mile stretch I along West Coast Highway from the Arches Bridge to Dover Drive. She asked the council to appoint the committee and to declare a 45-day moratorium on businesses such as takeout restau- rants that attract heavy traffic. During the 45 days. she said, the Josh Slocums Restaurant own- er Kevin Finegold envisions a Mariner's Mile with wider side- walks, lower speed limits and bet- ter lighting. The council voted Monday to I •SEE MILE PAGE A1& I s • s ~ D • 4 5 • s: D • AC CJ iii ( • ( l CJ ii • ~ H1 J F E ,, F Di T c .J "A " ti ~ Ci c ~ 2 ....... CJ CI iii •< G . . r A2 THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1996 greer wylder A tale for your little ones feet Story (645-1355) is cele- Council canditlate: It's my party, I can boast if I want to •But Bany Zanck's cam- paign material touting his Republican ties and sup- port from Mayor Hedges, party is nothing new to Newport Beach campaigns. -ting its grand opening y fi0m9!3 a.m. o : p.m. It's in the former Children's Bookshoppe location at 1831 Westcliff Drive in Newport ~_jm1._ap]pm;DJ:iClteJin.alDOD:. partisan race, resident says. "For anyone to say it hasn't been done before is not thinking beyond the last election.• Hedges said. "Zandc has been a long- time activist in the Republican Party and causes. He lS a Repub- lican candidate for City Council, it's as simple as thal • Beach. Today there will be a clown who will be ma.king balloon ani- mals, face painting, and there's a drawing to be held at 5 p.m. H you bring in this column you'll receive a 10% discount on pur- chases during the grand opening. Shoe Story is a new chil- dren's shoe store brought to you by the same owners of Little People and Me. There is a nice selection of children's shoes combined with quality children's books. Top- name brands include Airwallc, Converse, Skechers, L.A. Gear, and European brands include Elefanten and Shoe Be Doo. U you have young aspiring artists at home they can hone their skills at art classes designed for children ages 4-6. Art classes will be held at the Uttle People and Me store (645- 1355) located at 1829 Westcliff Drive in Newport Beach. The teachers are Adam de .Vito, a professional artist and photographer, and Renee Watkins, an art instructor. Chil- dren will do art projects using pastels, paints, clay and more) The classes begin Tuesday, Sept. 3, and continue on Sept 10, 17 and 23. Class I is taught at 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a .m., and Class n is taught at 11:00 a .m. to 12 p.m. The fee is $60 which includes material fee. There will be a maximum of 10 students allowed per class. For kids ages 7-10 there will be advanced art class- es coming soon. Please call for reservations. or amateur photographer there are great buys on photo equip- ment at the Used Camera Store (645-9161) located at 545 W. 18th St. in Costa Mesa. Owner David Moore only accepts used equipment in mint condition, and there are some items that have never been used. In addition to selling cameras and lenses the store sells camera bags, books, tripods, slide view- ers, and basically anything to do with photography. H you like rustic and south- western style home furnishings you should like Aztec to AUantls (548-9007) located at 1545 New- port Blvd., Costa Mesa. It manufactures its own line of furniture and can make custom pieces. It also has a large selec- tion of imported furniture and accessories from all over the world for every room in a house. It's currently having a "blowout sale" through the end of the month on all floor stock. • IEST MIYS appears Thursdays and Saturdays. If you know of • good buy call me at 540-1224 or fax me at 646- 4170. KIM HAGGERTY I DAILY PILOT Robert Tapia, 16, of Anaheim knocks around a volleyball with a friend at Pirate 's Cove In Corona del Mar during a recent beach outtng. Council gives blessing to temple expansion A plan for a 40,000-square-foot expansion of Temple Bat Yahm garnered the unanimous approval of the Newport Beach City Council Monday. The lone Jewish congregation in Newport Beach built the tem- ple on Camelback Street in 1983 to accommodate only 400 fami- lies. Almost 600 families now crowd the synagogue and class- rooms. The plan calls for 113 more seats in the 397-seat synagogue, a chapel and a 15,540-square-foot classroom. j City staff reported the expan- sion would not cause traffic or cityside parking problems for temple neighbors. New committee to review airport area A committee of five property owners in the John Wayne Air- port area will offer their ideas on how the business district can make more money. The Newport Beach City Council Monday appointed Nick Clayton, Bob Ford, Shel Medall, John Saunders and Robert Thomas to the commit- tee. The group will contribute to a city effort to tum more profits from the area -bounded by MacArthur Boulevard, Campus Drive, Birch Street and Bristol Street. The council established the committee after city staff reported in June that the area generates less revenue than surrounding areas. Correction Costa Mesa Planning Commissioner Chuck Robertson lodged the lone vote against the Toyota-Vol- vo expansion project. Anoth- er conlmissioner was incor- rectly named as the dissent· ing voter in Tuesday's front page story. *.eilot ltEADElt$ HODJNE 642-6086 Dally Pilot. P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Copyright: No news stories, illustratiom. edito- rial matter or ~ts tl.eln c.an be reproduced with- out written pennlulon of copy· right owner. WB:ATHEK VOL to, NO. 197 •, Record your comments about the Dally Pilot or news tips. ADOllE$$ OUr addra Is 330 W. Bay St.. Costa Mesa. Calif. 92627. •.•.,~' ..... ·~· It Is the Ptlot's pollcy to prompt· ly comet all errot1 of IUbltM'lcit. ,,.... call 57.....UJl. HOW IO B£A0t US OmlMrdon The Times Orange County (IOO) 252-9141 ~. OMlfled 642·5671 'l>hpl.y 642~32, ....... News 540-12~ Sports 642-4~)() Newt, Sports , .. 64M 170 E-Mall: ~Ink.net M*tOMal IUllna Offlct 642-4321 ~'uQt-5902 ~~ ..,. ~~ ....... • ,,,,... ...,,., c..,..,., ... Jllfhr 1. '°""' PNlldlnt ~ ao ~•.ic.M. Vkll l'lwldlnt. o.w.I MeNlglr .,...(.lfll.0. ,.~ ......... TEMPERATURES Ne<NportBeach .... 75'60 Balboa ........... 75'60 Costa Mesa ........ ea.465 Corona del Mar .... 7416() SURF FOMCAST LOCATION SIZE ~ ............ 1-ls Newport ••••......• 1-3 s Blackles •..•........ 1·3 s River JtttY .......... 1·3 s CdM •...••.....•.. 1-3 s 11 :06 a.m. . .......... 5.6 Second low 5:11 p.m ........•.... 0.5 Second high 11:16 p.m •.••••••.... 5.5 By Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -While some say it's politics as usual, Mel Fuchs contend,& there are some things that just don't belong in local elections: Party politics and the mayor endorsing an incumbent's rival. When Fuchs, a local realtor and election watchdog, recently saw an invitation to a reception honoring City Council candidate Barty Zanck. "a Republican Can- didate,• with Mayor John Hedges' name as one of the two hosts, he was fuming. ·1 ·think it stinlts, • said Fuchs, a resi- dent for 28 years. "It's a non-partisan · election, it John Hedges always has been. What the hell is the Repub- lican Party or Democrats going to do for Newport Beach? "You elect somebody that's got some brains and who will hope- fully do a good job." As lat as the mayor's involve- -~ Fuchs thinks ll will only make for a strained atmosphere on the dais. Especially if Jan Debay, the incumbent, beats out Zandt for the District 2 seat. "Hedges should just stay out of it because an incumbent is run- ning for office,• Fuchs said. "I like Hedges, but I think this is the wrong thing to do." But Hedges said mayoral endorsements and a council can- didate's affiliation with a political As far as the candidates go, Debay said she was disap- pointed the inv itation announced the partisan tag and Hedges' support. "I'm a Republican too, but politi- cal parties Jan Debay bave never been an issue in the City Council,• Debay said. •1t•s more to be a problem-solver and work with everybody." "I think (Hedges) would like to change the majority on the City Council and since I'm the only incumbent up, I seem to be the target.• Both Hedges and Zandt attacked Debay's voting record, which they said has not •adhered to Republican principles" and has included "liberal spending." Debay said she will continue working "harmoniously with Hedges even though he has made his feelings obvious." Zandt said his friend, Harry Berkowitz, is hosting the Sept. 4 reception, which costs $50 per J>.WS_Qn, and _prin~ \11) the invita- tions, which Zanck did not see. "Certainly I am aware of everything, but I had overlooked the fact the invitation said 'Repub,. lican' on there," Zandt said. "But I am quite comfortable with it.• · As far as the mayor's name on top of the invitation, Zanck said he will take responsibility for that since he agrees with what he calls Hedges' "conservative fiscal views." POLICE FILES COSTA MESA • 1100 blodc of ..... Street: Some clothes and a diabetic kit were stolen from an unlocked car. • 600 blodc of Town c:.nter Drfve: Three lap-top computers valued at $18,000 were stolen from a business. There reportedly was no sign of forced entry . • 500 blodc of Anton Boulevwd: A new lap-top in its original box was stolen from an office. The box was found empty in a copy room. • 1200 blodc of Logan Avenue: Rain Gutters valued at $600 were stolen from a rain gutter service. • 900 blodl of South eo.st Drfve: A computer monitor and system worth $5,000 were stolen from a business during closing hours. NEWPOWf HAot • J Corpot.te "8a: 1Wo lap-top computers, a desk-top computer and a printer valued at $7,219.92 were stolen from a business over the weekend. • 400 blodl of OubhouM: A glass bowl containing S 100 worth of change was stolen from a bedroom dresser top. • 1100 blodl of Newwport Center Drive: $197 was stolen from a cash regis- ter at a doth~g store. The thief allegedly scanned an item, opened the regis- ter drawer and took the money. • 217 112 blodc of J2nd Street: An assailant allegedly broke into an apart- ment through an open kitchen window, but nothing was stolen. THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1996 Local Dole slipporters getting ready for rally -ttiilg Jazze· up end even By John Canal ls, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -U they could only paint Bob Dole's way to the White House. About 250 eager volunteers gathered at Newport Beach Republican Headquarters Wednesday to paint hundreds of signs for Dole and Jack Kemp's Friday rally at the Orange County Fairgrounds. Painters were scattered throughout the headquarters at 4600 Campus Drive, working hard to come out with original signs for what amounts to a roy- al visit for the Grand Old Party members in this conservative · stronghold. "We were all over the floor,• said Elaine Park, president of ' the-Newpor:LBeach Harbor Republican Women's Club. "It was very colorful.• The 300 to 400 signs mostly were original. "Everyone was very cre- ative,• Park said. "It was amaz- ing how many different kinds of signs were going to have." Park said local party mem- , bers look forward to Dole's visit ~ 1894-1 996 Four Generations 102 Years! All Room Sizes REMNANT CLEARANCE 50%0FF NOW OPEN SUNDAYS from l l ·4p.m . ALDEN'S CARPETS. INC. 1663 Plocentla 51 .. COSta MeSfl 646-4838 in the wake of the Democratic National Convention in Chica· go. •1t•s his kickoff campaign, and it will be bis answer to Pres· ident Clinton's acceptance speech,• Park said. "We want a big win in 1996." Volunteer efforts continue today at 2 p.m. with a prepping of the fairgrounds arena. Work- ers will paint, prepare sound equipment and set up the stage. Incidentally, change your cal· endars, just a bit, if you want to see Dole and Kemp on Friday. The event starts at 8:15 a.m. instead of 9 a.m. as previously announced. The itinerary also includes wives Elizabeth Dole, Joanne K~p and possibly some local party leaders. As was-announced before.- come early, said Dole·Kemp spokesman Dale Neugebauer. The candidates are expected to pack the house. There are about 6,000 seats in the grandstands. If you think 8:15 a.m. is early, try being a member of the media. The press must arrive at 6 a .m. to be checked out by the Secret Service . Back In tbe ·eo.. Joe ltotbman was jobless, penniless and aimless. He wandered from New York to Washington. D.C ., figuring his agile mind and glib tongue might better serve him there. They did indeed. Joe was so glib and agile, he talked his way into a sales job at the Washington headquarters of Marriott hotels. "Oh, sW'e, l have plenty of hotel experience," he said. · He just forgot to mention that all his "hotel experience• was as a bartender. Even so, Joe moved up rapidly in the Marriott organization and, in 1971, was shipped off to Cali- fornia to be sales director of the chain's western region. Three years later, he was selected to be general manager of the Newport Marriott, and presided over its grand opening. As boss of the city's largest hotel, he moved in all the right circles; ~was vice president of Hoag Memorial Hospital Prebyterian's 552 Club and a member of the Commodore's Club. After opening the Anaheim and San Diego Marriotts, Joe retired to a fine home on Carmel Drive in the Spyglass Hill neigh- borhood of Newport Beach. You would think this lifelong bachelor has it made -and you would be right. Quality Legal Services at a Reasonable Price $100/hr ATTORNEYS AT LAW BUSINESS LITIGATION ANO TRANSACTIONS Corporations, partnerships, mergers, acquisitions, buy-sell agreements, contracts and collections REAl ESTATE LITIGATION ANO TRANSACTIONS Evictions, foreclosures, easements, title disputes, work-outs ESTATE PLANNING Trusts. Wills, Probate Administration LEGAL =OPTIONS fred martin If he wants to jet down to Texas to play in a golf tournament for a few days -as he did last month -he just gets on a plane and goes. So why is he now in the per- ilous business of promoting jazz concerts? Why is he putting big bucks on the line to rent a huge and expensive hall at the Irvine Marriott this weekend? And why is he putting plenty more bucks up front to pay for a small army of jazz musicians -41 by my count -to blow the roof off the hotel from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings? "It's great fun," Joe says. "l love the music and I love the pea. ple. And maybe some day we can even make 80lDe money on it• Not thil year, however. Even with some 300 tickets sold per night, and jazz fans coming from as far away as Australia, there's plenty of. room for more. Last year, Joe bad a one-night jazz party, (which differs from a concert in that you sit at tables, nigh1dub style, and sip and sup as you wish). This year he's going for three. Friday night's main attraction is the Four Freshmen, a group that has been blowing and singing ever-so-oool. ever-so-stylized notes since the 1950s. Saturday night's feature is Ray Brown (with trio and sextet), a man who makes the most tasteful jazz music there is. · Sunday night's headliner is Jack Sheldon with his 16-piece jazz orchestra. I have known Jack since he and his mother, the late Jen Loven, gave swimming lessons to our older daughter, Diana. That was almost 34 years ago. Jen had a swimming school in L.A where she specialized in teaching infants; Diana was six months old when she started. Jack actually remembered that when we talked the other day about his life as musician, singer, comedian and actor. He is flat-out one of the world's great trumpet players. He played with Stan Kenton. Mel Tmme and Benny Goodman, among a tJock of others, and bas been gigging with Merv Griffin for more than, 25 years. .. But be is almost as well·Jmowb as a jazz and blues singer'; the • man ii the very model ol a styte : known as blue-eyed soul • Jack is also renowned u a genuine n\rt case, someone with. as the New York 11m.es put it. a "spontaneous, unpredictable, often outrageous wit.• Pin.ally, he is an actor. A pretty good one, too -with hopes of becoming a better ooe. Jack probably won't be doing much acting when be headlines the Sun4ay night edition of Joe Rothman's \,abor Day weekend jazz party. But be will surely be playing trumpet and singing. He might also be turned loose, comedically. "Sure, I'll probably do some talking,• Jack said, •although the music's so good, I don't want to interrupt too much. But I sure like people to laugh.• I suspect there will be a whole lot of that going on at Joe Roth· man's jazz parties this weekend. Plus foot·stomping and grooving and maybe some dancing in the aisles. • FftED MARlWll'S column runs fNefY Thursday and Saturday. ntS ATTRACTM Aro DEPENOABl.E ROl.LNJ FlE KEEPS OOCtHNTS Aro SLfflES CLOSE AT twl>. SlllS I.HD A ~SK 'MEN NOT IN USE. OUR ROLlNl fl£ IS~ Of EPOXY~OATED STEEl·ANO IS AV1Jl.Nli. IN Bl.AO( ~VHTE. ~ rnt1 \ti! "' ... ,..,:::: '" rT '. -m l =- ~ ~ We accept Visa. MC. Amex & give a 3% Discount for cash or checks. For All Your Closet/Office Needs!! STORAGE WIST 1714> 631-4878 ALASKAN THRESHER HALIBUT PILET s7~~-Large TIGER , . SHRIMP ' 26-30 ct. $716. ALBACORE mm s41~. SHARK PILET $416. Daily Lunch Features! 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Since his retirement, Nicoll has remained involved in the community by serving on the Newport Beach Library Board of Trustees. Although there was contro- ANTHONY"S SHOE REPAIR CORONA DEL MAR 673-4640 versy surrounding Nicoli's retire- ment, there was nothing excep- tional about his tehiring, board President Jim de Boom said. "It came through the staff process and we usually don't overturn the directions of the staff," said de Boom, who added he's heard mostly positive feed- back. "From what I understand, no one else applied for (the posi- tion) and it was posted.• Dana Black was part of the "Gang of Five," a parent group that studied the district's budget and discovered the missing money in 1993. Her dealings with Nicoll at the time were acri- monious. "He was not helpful," said Black, a school board candidate for de Boom's open seat this November. "He would not acknowledge us. There was no dialogue." Now, Black says she has no opinion on Nicoli's rehiring. "It's a part-time position," she said. "I think he'll do a good job; he's very knowledgeable. And it's far removed because it's in adult education." Another pa.rent, Jan Harvey, thinks the move undid much of the goodwill the district had built up with the community. •Just when it looked like they were listening to parents and doing the right thing by reduc- ing class sizes, they lose all cred- ibility," said Harvey, who also attended district schools. •n seems a bit much for him to be drawing a pension and now he's earning $30 an hour in a position he was the only appli- cant for. I think it surprised a lot of people. H Forrest Werner was on the school board when the Wagner scandal broke. He thinks Nicoll took the new job at Newport- Mesa because it gives him some- thing to do. "He's fully qualified and it's a way tor him to keep-bis hand in the education business, H Werner said. "If he wanted to do this thing and he's qualified and he got hired, then so what? 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U111n1f lftl• .11f1.tr1 .u I f1fl"Mt,1111m .. htf •• ~ ..... 1 ·" "ll·t II-fl linlf'I' ht•lt I tr 111,,,,,.,... hu1t•l 1." ,\ '''"h 1 'h.uv•' u r Q FIRESTONE "FR 360" BRIDGESTONE TURANZA "T" MICHELIN TR "MX4 " • For more on Nicoli's rehiring, -Community forum, hgeA15. Some callers to the Pilot's Readers' Hotline didn't see it that way. . "I am appalled, but after all these years hardly. surprised at both the creation of an adminis- trative job and (Nicoll's) appoint- ment to it," said Ellen Butler, a district teacher since 1967. "We sorely need the money spent elsewhere. Isn't the farm at Cos- ta Mesa High School being sold for that very reason?" Clint Hoose, a member of the Newport Beach Civil Service Commission, applauded Nicoli's hiring. "I think it ·is great the district hired (Nicoll) back," Hoose said. •He's a great mind and why waste great minds? He did not steal anytbing during that embezzlement and he benefited in no way trom (Wagner's) theft. "And I think the school dis- trict can benefit from his knowl- edge." Caller Randy Yanaga didn't agree with the decision, but saw a possible compromise. "U he is qualified, then maybe he could help the school district out, but I think he should do it for free,• Yanaga said. "I think he should feel a responsibility to volunteer his time and do it for free. U he does- n't have enough money in his pension that he has to make $30 an hour, then he should go out and make some money some- where else.• ahould teeJa ~ Pllllyto vo.lwiteer his time tmcl do lt.tor tree. II he doesn't have enough m hlS pension that he has to make $30 an hour, then he should make some money somewhere else ... " -RANDY YANAGA • -----------------, FR~:E LABOR DAY GIANT COOKIE with the purchase of one loaf of bread l per person • Expires 9/4196 I I I I I I I I I 427 E. 17th Street • Costa Mesa I -_<':! !!.'!. 5!:::!. "!. ~:!!!''.!!e!'!."~L-J FROM FOOD AROUND THE ALL ON ONE VVORLD ISLAND. Pand a Exp19 S3 I S L A . N D TERRACE NEXT TO EDWARDS ISLAND NBMAS ABOVE VICTORIA'S SECRET ----------------------------------------~---------------------·-------~---------- ENTER T O WIN A TRIP FOR TWO TO Tl-:CE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS OltOf' THl5 ENTltY FO•M 0,, AT ANY ISLA N D TlltltACI ltlSTAUltAN T Ill AM I AOOlllll CIT V I 't AT I llP fllll'lt01tl I Newpon Beacbleosta Mesa Daily Pi.lo« THURSDAY, AUGUST 29. 1996 As ·Here's a report card to start off the new school year . Llt's grade the Newport-Mesa Unified School Di.strict for lt.s ccomplishments over summer vacation. Budget Presentation: A. The 1996.-97 budget -passed Tuesday n1ght -contains a rare commodity not found in 99% of government reports: slmplidty. The budget is extraordinarily reader friendly. from the catchy graphics to the pie charts, the budget bas been constructed so the average parent, teacher or citizen can understand it. Expenses are broken down three ways, including each individual school budget. H you do get con- fused, there's a glossary of tenns to help sort things out. Nice job. Budget guru Mike Fine deserves a lot of credit and an O for out- Sout~oast Thrift & Loan Association william lobdell standing effort. Budget A. I'll confess, I haven't pored through this line by line, but the Bryan Hemphill Q/ HEMPHILL'S SHOES presents ecco·shoes ECCO C•R•O-S-S Shoe for Men and Women We spedalize in hard to fit sizes with quick delivery In Westcliff Court 1727 Westcliff Dr., NB 650-6856 Ml CASA Now featuring brand new apparel at very affordable prices. Unique Jewelery and Gift Items at Fabulous MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO The*ltJon c • s 972 296 E.17TH ST., COSTA MESA 6'S-76l6 budget hawks who have say Lt's one of the best in district history. And wtth California's economy growing, Gov. Pete Wilson hopping on the education bandwagon, and the dis- trict switching to •average daily attendance• funding (meaning additional money for each addition- al student), Newport-Mesa's bard finandal times will be easing. Student-teacher ratio: A. By far the No. 1 concern of par- ents, Newport-Mesa's student- teacher ratio bas been dismal over the past few years, hovering around 30-1. I spent a fair amount of time in my son's first-grade dassroom last year -which was packed with 32 students -and only a heroic effort by Mrs. Newman and a small army of parent volunteers made the class work. Thirty-two students are just too many. So when Gov. Wilson offered up the extra dough this summer for 20- 1 ratios in kindergarten through thlrd grade, it was fantastic to see Newport-Mesa hustle to lmplement class size reductions in first and sec- ond grades this fall. My son -who would have been in another 31-1 class ..: will now be one of 18, 19 or 20 students. Newport-Mesa needs to continue the good work and get the 20-1 ratios started in kindergarten and third grades by next fall. (And Gov. Wilson should throw some more money the districts' way so the upper elementary grades can get in on the action.) Cun1culum audit: Incomplete. Superintendent Mac Bernd A Furtune In Your Future! A system that converts customers into excited business builders. Great income. Experienced Management, 22nd Century Products! Stop wasting your potentiaJ - CaJJ today 644-8464 ordered a b1storic cuniculum audit in bis first year. But the bankruptcy intenupted plans to implement all the audit's recommendations. This year, the district promises to get back to it Cost.a Meu High P.um Site: A. After a falling grade in the spring semester (mostly for secrecy), the school district bas gotten things smoothed out. The land is appraised, and negotiations have begun with the dty. The guess here is the city will buy the land, giving the school district needed cash for deferred maintenance and the city property to develop some ball fields. Public relattom: D-. The school district has some good momentum going. Test scores con- tinue to cllmb, finances look better, and embezzlement and bankruptcy wounds are healing. But the ~ continues to have a knack for keep- ing controversial things quiet. All that needs to be said Is Uus: keep us -the boss -informed. Not a day or two before the school board makes a decision, but wbell the pJan is taking shape. Only then can the district fully regain the pub- lic's trust. And this is crucial, considering the year or two dhead when, among other things, the district will have to find a way to pay for $15 million in deferred maintenance and fund the $1.5 million or so maintenance needed on yearly basis. General comments: Great lmprovement. Job well done. Keep it up. • WIUJAM L080ElL is the editor. lrt i rl{rr l11orlo & J~ore l~A 0 DAY EEKEND ~ Indoor/Outdoor Parking Lot Sale b FRI, SAT, SUN, MON ONLY Save Big, Buy Early ~ All ur1iiture on Sale Picture Frames, Windchimes and other items too starting at $2.00/up Unique Concept ln Wicker, Rattan & Collectibles 1125 Victoria St., Costa Mesa {Victoria Square). 3£ :: 8 Q 2 0 2 Open Daily • SU\ce 1957 z:__ 'l'. .E-~ You Need. Invitations • Helium Rentals Cheapest in Town • Balloons • Decorations • Cutlery • Custom Banners • Napkins • Confetti • Thank You Cards • Announcements Mon • Sat 9-8, Sun. 1 G-4 270 Eaat 17th Street, Suite 12A •722-1803 Does Cupcake Bakery SOl.rd a rrtt1e old ~? Maybe 50iSh? That's because It's been on 17th Street since the SO's!!! We're in cu 20th year- owned and operated by the French Family. THE BOD 389 E. l 7TB #3, Costa lleaa (714) 842-8910 ~-·\LL£ St4 4~'1-Not J1jit Am>thtr ,.,~ ~ Antif1U Store! ~ 8 BEAR HOLLOW • Antiques • Stciff Bears • Collectibles • Muffy Vandcrbear • Antique Toys • Gounnet Treats ••• I!. I 1• Sb"eet 0 Taitln 649-0218 250 E. 171h Street 646-7899 Michele A. Weaver Owner -FRESH CUT ~-,I FLOWERS * Parties *Weddings 'ii> Holidays 'ii> Special Occasions EVERY BLOOM I Ir 1"6 Yiu•• COftSIGIVIEftTS uriLTD Original Art •Antiques, Collectibles • Chin a • Pottery, Vintage Jewelry 642-8898 Hours: Mon.-Sat. 10-5:30 369 East 17th Street • Costa Mesa . I I : I c ~ J I J ( i ( i i .. ( ( i • M THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1996 reac · rehirifig o tllnl lNIQoJ1) • A one-ti.me critic isn't fazed by the former superin- tendent's new part-time job with Newport-Mesa; others are bothered. By Anastacia Freeberg, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -While some community reaction to the rehiring of former Newport- Mesa superintendent John Nicoll was negative, otQers involved directly with the district had milder responses. Nicoll was hired Tuesday to fill a new, part-time administra- li ve post. He will supervise the district's adult education teach- ers, a job that pays $30 an hour for 10 hours of work a week. Nicoll retired as superinten- dent in 1993 after Stephen Wag- ner, one of his chief officials, embezzled $4 million from the district. Nicoll had been the Newport-Mesa superintendent for more than 25 years. Since his retirement, Nicoll has remained involved in the community by serving on the Newport Beach Library Board of Trustees. Although there was contro- ANTHONY'S SHOE REPAIR CORONA DEL MAR 673-4640 versy surrounding Nicoll's retire- ment, there was nothing excep- tional about his tehiring, board President Jim de Boom said. H It came through the staff process and we usually don't overturn the directions of the staff,• said de Boom, who added he's heard mostly positive feed- back. "From what I understand, no one else applied for (the posi- tion) and it was posted.• Dana Black was part of the u Gang of Five,• a parent group that studied the district's budget and discovered the missing money in 1993. Her dealings with Nicoll at the time were acri- monious. "He was not helpful," said Black, a school board candidate for de Boom's open--seat-this November. "He would not acknowledge us. There was no dialogue." Now, Black says she has no opinion on Nicoll's rehiring. "It's a part-time position," she said. "I think he'll do a good job; he's very knowledgeable. And it's far removed because it's in adult education." Another parent, Jan Harvey, thinks the move undid much of the goodwill the district had built up with the community. .. Just when it looked like they were listening to parents and doing the right thing by reduc- ing class sizes, they lose all cred- ibility," said Harvey, who also attended district schools. "It seems a bit much for him to be drawing a pension and now he's earning $30 an hour in a position he was the only appli- cant for. I think it surprised a lot of people.~ Forrest Werner was on the school board when the Wagner scandal broke. He thinks Nicoll took the new job at Newport- Mesa because it gives him some- thing to do. "He's fully qualified and it's a way-tor him-to keep his-hand m the education business," Werner said. uu be wanted to do this thing and he's qualified and he got hired, then so what? 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(!"1~r ... 1·:1·~ .. , ... 411!-, .. ~"• "m"~",._., : s 199s .: $299s .: 5991 I ~fJ 11 ~:J 11 ~iJ I 1 • COMPUTER SPIN BALANCE 11 • COMPUTERIZED 11 • INSTALL FRONT DISK PADS 1 1 • CHECK BRAKES & PRESSURE 11 • FRONT WHfEl 11 • Or ~ WH~El REAR DRUM I I Additional charge for sport wheel$ I 1 Additional charge for reor wheels I 1 m,i:melplic ~ oddillooal $20 1 ------------·-----~------·--~~WV-~-- ALIGNMENT KELLY II ASYMMETRICAL ' GOODYEAR "WRANGLER'' KELLY "D IRECTIONAL , • For more on Nicoll's rehiring, ... Colnnu'llty Forwn, P11geA15. Some callers to the Pilot's Readers' Hotline didn't see it that way. "1 am appalled, but after all these years hardly· surprised at both the creation of an adminis- trative job and (Nicoll's) appoint- ment to it," said Ellen Butler, a district teacher since 1967. "We sorely need the money spent elsewhere. Isn't the farm at Cos- ta Mesa High School being sold for that very reason?" Clint Hoose, a member of the Newport Beach Civil Service Commission, applauded Nicoll's hiring. "I think it ·is great the district hired (Nicoll) back," Hoose said. "He's a great mind and why waste great minds? He did not steal anything during that embezzlement and he benefited in no way from (Wagner's) theft. M And I think the school dis- trict can benefit from his knowl- edge." Caller Randy Yanaga didn't agree with the decision, but saw a possible compromise. "If he is qualified, then maybe he could help the school district out, but I think he should do it for free," Yanaga said. "I think he should feel a responsibility to volunteer his ti.me and do it for free. If be does- n't have enough money in his pension that he has to make $30 an hour, then he should go out and make some money some- where else." 8hoil1d leel Cl ~ JallaNleell Volunteer Ida time and do It tor tree. It he doean1 have enough in his penslon that he has to make $30 an hour, then he should make some money somewhere else ... " -RANDY YANAGA • ----------------- LABOR DAY GIANT COOKIE with the purchase of one loaf of bread I per person • Expires 9/4196 ' FROM FOOD AROUND THE ALL ON ONE WORLD ISLAND. Panda Expre Ss I S L A . N D TERRACE NEXT TO EDWARDS ISLAND Q N~MAS ABOVE VICTORIA'S SECRET ---------------------------------·------------------------·--------·Cl. ~---------- ENTER TO WIN A TRIP FOR TWO TO THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS o•o, THIS IENT•Y fOllM 01'1' AT ANY ISlANb T1•1tACI •ESTAUllANT N "MI A0011f81 C I T V I I I I I I I I I I Newport Bach/Cosca Mesa Daily Piloc THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1996 Here s a report car offtlie new scliool-year Ll's grade the Newpo. rt-Mesa Unified School District for its coomplisbments over summer vacation. Budget Pretenlatton: A. The 1996-97 budget -passed Tuesday night -contains a rare commodity not found ln 99% of government reports: simplidty. The budget is extraordinarily reader friendly. From the catchy graphics to the pie charts, the budget has been constructed so the average parent, teacher or citizen can understand it. Expenses are broken down three ways, including each individual school budget. U you do get con- fused, there's a glossary of terms to help sort things out. Nice job. Budget guru Mike Fine deserves a lot of credit and an 0 for out- william lobdell standing effort. Budget: A. I'll confess, I haven't pored through this line by line, but the Bryan Hemphill ef "t-----.-----1--_.........."-ll.IU>...LLl'--'L' S SH 0 ES Now featuri ng brand new apparel at very affordable Unique Jewelery and Gift Items at Fabulous presents ecco· Shoes ECCO C•R•O•S•S Shoe for Men and Women We ~edalize in hard to fit sizes with quick delivery In Westcliff Court 1727 Westcliff Dr., NB 650-6856 OUR.MEALS.ARE TRIP TO MEXICO TheE c • SI 972 296 E.17TH ST., COSTA MESA 6'S-7626 budget hawks who have say it's one of the best in district history. And with California'• economy growing, Gov. Pete Wllson hopping on the education bandwagon, and the dis- trict switchlng to "average dally attendance• funding (meaning additional money for each addition- al student), Newport-Mesa's hard financial.times will be easing. Studen.i.teacher ratio: A. By far the No. 1 concern of par- ents, Newport-Mesa's student- teacher ratio has been dismal over the past few years, hovering around 30-1. I spent a fair amount of time in my son's first-grade classroom last year -which was packed with 32 students -and only a heroic effort by Mrs. Newman and a small army of parent volunteers made the class work. Thirty-two students are just too many. So when Gov. WJ.l.son offered up the extra dough this summer for 20- 1 ratios in kindergarten through third grade, it was fantastic to see Newport-Mesa hustle to implement class size reductions in first and sec- ond grades this fall. My son -who would have been in another 31-1 class ..: will now be one of 18, 19 or 20 students. Newport-Mesa needs to continue the good work and get the 20-1 ratios started in kindergarten and third grades by next fall (And Gov. Wilson should throw some more money the disbicts' way so the upper elementary grades can get in on the action.) Curriculum a udit: Incomplete. Superintendent Mac Bernd A Fm-tune In Your Future! A system that converts customers into excited business builders. Great income. Experienced Management. 22nd Century Products! Stop wasting your potential - Call today 644-8464 1~J:'F Pl rJ!l! r.1r1 l'JS' JL r:,•n r, ~ ' ~? \ [ [ ' , i l I~ 4 ( , ordered a historic cuniculum audit in his first year. But the bankruptcy interrupted plans to implement all the audit's recommendations. This year, the disbict promises to get baclt to it Coda Mesa High Pum Stte: A. After a failing grade in the spring semester (Dl06tly for secrecy), the school district bas gotten things smoothed out. The land is appraise<!, and negotiations have begun with the dty. The guess here is the dty will buy the land. giving the school disbict needed cash for deferred maintenance and the city property to develop some l..all fields. Public relattom: D-. The school district has some good momentum going. Test scores con- tinue to climb, finances look better, and embezzlement and bankruptcy wounds are healing. But the diltiirt continues to have a knack for koe_p- inq controversial things quiet. All that needs to be said b thb: keep us -the boss -informed Not a day or two before the school _ board makes a decision. but wheD the plan is taking shape. Only ~ can the district fully regain the pub- lic's trust. And this is crucial. considering the year or two ahead when, among other things, the district will have to find a way to pay for $15 million lo deferred maintenance and fund the $1.5 million or so maintenance needed on yearty basis. General comments: Great improvement. Job well done. Keep it up. • WILUAM LOBOEU is the editor. r-====:=:r= t I 1 1ltJ ltlirl{L'r :ft tirlb & 2.~"lo re LA. 0 AY EEKEND ~ Indoor/Outdoor Parking Lot Sale ~ FRI, SAT, SUN, MON ONLY Save Big, Buy Early ~ All ·urniture on Sale Picture Frames, Windchimes and other items too starting at $2.00/up Unique Concept in Wicker, Rattan & Collectibles \ 1125 Victoria !t., Costa Mesa (Victoria Square) ~ ),. ! @-:: <r 8-~ 2 ~ 2 o_""n Daily • Since 1957 You Need. Invitations • Helium Rentals Cheapest in Town • Balloons • Decorations • Cutlery • Custom Banners • Napkins • Confetti • Thank You Cards • Announcements Mon • S.t ... , Sun. 10-4 270 Eaat 17th st .... t, lutt• 12A • 722-1803 Does CUpcake ~ SOll"'(tg-llttle otd~.,,..,,.,,r:srl9---. Maybe SOlsh? That's because rt's been on 17th Street srce the SO's'" We're n OlX 20th year· owned and operated t:1,t the French Famly. TBBBOD 389 E. 17TB #3, Coeta lie .. (71•) 842~10 .. .,t,\\!~~~!?:~,.,~ ~ A ntipe Storti ~ 8 BEAR H OLLOW •Antiques •Collectibles Michele A. Weaver Owner FRESH CUT FLOWERS * Parties *Weddings * Holidays *Special Occasions EVERY BlOOtlltr 'Ilul611t --- CONSIGIVIEftTS UftLm Original Art •Antiques, Collectibles • China • Pottery, Vintage Jewelry 642-8898 Hours: Mon.-Sat. 10-5:30 369 East 17th Street • Costa Mesa • J . M THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1996 TODAY FREE WOfU<.SHOP Orange Coast College offers a free workshop on ·survivmg Govenunent Changes m AFDC and SSI • from 6 to 7 :30 p m. in the Re-Entry Center. For more infor- mation, call 432-5162. YOUNG REPUBLICANS The Orange County Young Re pubhcdns mixer with the Republican Assoc1dles of Ordnge County w1ll be at 6:30 p.m. al the Cannery Restaurant, 3010 Ldldyette Ave .. Newport Bedch SEMINAR Newport Harbor Area Chdffi· ber of Commerce's Business Development Div1!.1on presents 'How to Remcilll m Business and ">ld} AJ1v<"' from 7 to 9 a.m at the ..:;he• dton Newport. 4545 \1dcr\rthur Blvd.. Newport &>de h Th£> cost as $15 for mem- hN'> dOd $1 q for non-members. for 111011' 1nfom'ldtaon, CdU 729- FRIDAY BfG BAND "Izzy Swift" and his Big Band sounds performs in Harbor View Center for free from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Harbor View Center on the comer of San Miguel Drive and San Joaquin Hills Road in Newport Beach. For more infor- mation, call 854-3779. MONDAY HOE-DOWN A waterfront hoe-down will bring a little country spirit to the shoreline when the Newport Har- bor Nautical Museum and River- boat Cafe host a Labor Day Coun- try Round-Up at 3 p .m. in the parking lot alongside the land- mark stem wheeler, the Pride of Newport. Prepaid tickets are $20 edch and $25 at the door. Chil- dren under 12 years old pay $15 . For reservations, call 673-3425. TUESDAY the Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The cost is $18. Por more in!onna- tion, call 760-9616. CAREER CHANGE Orange Coast CoUege otters a two-part, free workshop titled •creative Exploration of Career Change• from 6 to 7:30 p.m. today and Sept. 10 in room 106 of OCC's Counseling and Admis- sions building. For more informa- tion, call 432-5162. AUDmONS Auditions for Orange Coast Col- lege production of Ted Tally's epic drama, MTerra Nova,• will be staged today at 7 p.m. and Sept. 4 at 5 p.m. in OCC's Drama Lab Theatre. For more information, call 432-5932. THE ZONE A free local support group meets at 6 p.m. to discuss "The Zone," the exciting nutrition plan developed by best selling author Bdrry Sears, at the Super Crown Bookstore, 1835 NewpQrt Blvd. Costa Mesa. For more informa- SORORITY FUTURE Newport Harbor Panbellenic presents "The Future of National Sororities• at the monthly meet- ing at 10:00 a.m. in St. Michael's All Angels Church, 3233 Paafic View Drive, Corona del Mar . Lunch and Bridge will follow with a donation of $4. For more infor- mation, call 846-4164. E·MAIL PROGRAM Orange Coast College offers a free workshop that introduces the e-mail p.rogram, Eudora, from 1:30 to 3 p.m. in the Mac Lab in OCC's Norman E. Watson Llbrary. For more information, call 432-5162. CAREER BELIEFS Orange Coast College offers a free, three-part workshop designed to show attendees how their personal beliefs can help or hinder career advancement from 6 to 7:30 p.m. today, Sept. 11 and 18 in room 106 of OCC's Counsel- ing and Admissions building. For more information, call 432-5162. ,...:...._~-.±~ttt ~'FF:'RNIG-~~~~ . orr,catHWJ-- NfTWORKING Thi' < 0dft'c>1 NC'lwork meeting <11 St Andrew's Presbyterian Chu1c h tor those unPmployed will ledtun• John I l dll of Strategic t ·d1N·r l~t·!-tou1n''i di 7:30 p.m . m thl· Sit •well t Lounge dl 600 St. Anclrt•\\''> Roc1cl, Nt•wport Bedch. For 11101<> 1nlom1dl1on, cc1ll 574- 22 {4 The Parks, Beaches a nd Recre- ation Commission of Newport Bedch are having the monthly meeting at 7 p.m. in council cham- bers, 3300 Newport Blvd. For more information, call 644 -3151. CHRISTIAN CLUB The Newport Beach Christian Women's Club is having a lun- cheon from 11 :30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at rolfS Fine Wine Specialists ~~;-~~tJtt:t~ 1995 KrNnE SAt :v1c:\o:\ B1.A :\< s-.99 llrq.:li i ll1ir.d no-.· '"!Ii ~nod 1lq>tli t>l lr1111 '',"'I' ,, ,.f,11 l 1r<"11 "11h d11d,.-11 & fj,h • wine outlet Ht SINCr 1953 DELIVER Y AVA ILABLE . \lunda1 HOURS: Tut:•·Sa1 .,unda) 10-6 9:.10-6:30 I lam-Spm 950 \\'EST COAST H WY • 631-1212 r\n.I lo \\ , ... , \1111·i111• Prod111·b i\c·1·0 ,.i-from Ballina Bay Club FLOWERS DIRECT , - Wholesale to the-- .. -, California ~· ~ Flower Market Roses .......... . St~azer Lilies ..... .. Sunfiowen ... !.. ....... $1.00/ea. )' . Lisianthus .......... , ..... ~/ea· Warehouse: 882 West 16th St., N LYMPHEDEMA Hoag Memorial Hospital Pres- byterian offers a free lymphedema workshop beginning today and every first Tuesday of the month to follow from 2:30 to 4 p.m. at the Patty and George Hoag Cancer Center, 1 HoC\g Drive, Building 41, Newport Beach. For more informa- tion, call 7-CANCER. U.N. SPEAKER Orange Coast College presents He nry Breed, assistant . to the United Nations Undersecretary General for Peacekeeping, at 11 a.m . in room 101 of OCC's Social Science Building. Although the presenter will be speaking during a political science class, the public is invited. For more information, call 432-5725. Newport Harbor Montessori Center "Academic Excellence in Harmony with Young Lives" Preschool• Kindergarten FuU Time • Part Time • Year Round Ages 2-6 • 7:00am to 6:00pm • E'pcnem:cd. ccnilicd Montc"ori teachers • l11div11Juah,,cu .1c,1de1111~ '"'1n1~·11on • Ex ten'i'c C"tlrm:urricular proizram~ • Ho! lum:hc' • Polly Tram in~ Register Now ... For the learning adventure ef a lj/ettme . 650-3442 425 EaM 18th S1ree1 • Cos1n Mei.a MEN, WOMEN & CHILDREN OF ALL AGES For over 25 years United Studios of Self Defense has given people of all age~ the focus, confidence, and self esteem necessary to meet all of life's challenges. IMPROVE YOUR • C ONFIDENCE •RESPECT • SELF CONTROL • DISCIPLINE •CONCENTRATION • • PHYSICAL FITNESS • SELF ESTEEM • WEIGHT C ONTROL UNITED S TUDIOS OF 2549 EASTBLUFF DRIVE 170 E. 17'" 5TR££T, C.M. SELF DEFENSE EASTBLUF'F VILLAGE CENTER, N.B. ACft099 F"°"' L0NGs 0RuGs (EAsTILUF'F/JAMBOREE) (SUITE I 1 17) 644-9521 6!50-8636 1000 W. PACIF1C COMT HWY. _....,..; NEWPOfn' llACH (SUITE C) IMOU.u\UI nAAT -0528 -eotmACnl DAILYLMNG Braille lnstitute's Community Outreach program provides free sessions in daily living and home management skills from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at The Oasis Senior Cen- ter, 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. For more information, call 821-5000. from "5730 to 7:30' Jf,ln:. Oday ma-: - Sept. 12, 19 and 26 in room 106 of OCC's Counseling and Admis- sions building. Por more informa- tion, call 432-5162. CANQR SUPPORT A ftee Prostate Cancer Support Group will meet from 6:45 to 8: 15 p .m. at The Patty and George Hoag Cancer Center, 1 Hoag Dri- ve, building 41, Newport Beach. For more information, call 122- 6237. MATH CONFIDENT Orange Coast College offers a free four-part workshop titled "Becoming Math Confident• Hours: 7:00am • 6:00pm Ages 6 Weeks • 5 Years • Age Appropriate Curriculum • Computer Lab •Library •Hi-Tee~ Security System •Certified Teachers REPUBLICAN WOMEN The Orange County Republi- can Women, Federated presents CallfQmia State 1Teasurer Matt Pong and author Paul M. Fick during the meeting at 10:30 a.rn. at the Costa Mesa Country Club, 1701 Golf Course Drive. Lunch costs $15. For more information, call 540-7500. DERMATOLOGY The Medical Plaza Association offers a free community education lecture, "Lasers In Dermatol<>gy • at 6:30 p.m. at the Health Educa- tion Llbrary, 360 San Miguel Dri- ve, Suite 206, Newport Beach. For more information, call 756-9000. The Official Child Cate Provider For NASA at lhe Kennedy Space Center TuTglJJi"'. 955-2672 1550 Bristol St. North • Newport Beach Independently owned & operated (Between Jamboree & Campus) lJcense No. 3042701941195 1819 WESTCl.IFF DfUVE • NEWPORT BEACH 714-645-1355 LAST 5 DAYS • HURRY IN! No one puts the home in home office like Ethan Allen. ~ bomca&.: SALES-404S reg. ~75 lncitdr:c Oak SAl.£ 5999 "lo $1199, eo..-Oak SALE $99CJ iq. S 1149. Oimp.r tbcb SAu: S549 "lo $649. PMtier Sand SAL£ $499 "Br S'>49, Ollit in .caning bchcr SALE sm "Br S 1199 ETHAN ALLEN . HOM E IN TERIO R S C.. Mimi Tht <:ounyW, IUS Ntwpoft ~ 646-2'00 ~ ~ lJlll Ulic C.aMCr Dmtc. n~ s..ilAM: 2101 N.T1111inAw. Nonh ott7da Snett. A3S·3444 ~ 11720 I!. SoUd\ Sl. FM rlc.mia Mal 826-1616 Wlliiilr: 16269,,.... ..... o(llcd Btwd.111.-... ' • ~ . , -c:AJt!!R NnWORK The Career Network at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church for those unemployed presents •How to Market Yourselr at 7:30 p .m. in the Stewart Low;ige, 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. For more information, call 574- 2239. FRIDAY. SEPT. 6 CONQUERJNG FEAR The Consumer Business Net- work presents Ken Bradley on •conquering Pear and Procrasti- nation" at 7 a.m. in the Tea Room, · 3100 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach. The cost is $15. For more informa- tion, call 550-4785. RUMMAGE SALE The First United Methodist Church of Costa Mesa is having a rummage sale from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 420 W. 19th St. For more information, call 548-7727. TABLE TENNIS Orange Coast College offers RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. Where Yow Dollar Coven Mofel 1922 KARIOl llVD., COSTA MW · 541-1156 1able fenrus classes from 6"'"to 10 p.m. beginning today through Dec. 20 in OCC's gym. The after- noon session starts Sept. 8 through Dec. 15. The annual fee is $50 for adults and $25 for young people 17 years old and under, senior citizens · and OCC students. Children 12 years old or under are $10 with a paying adult. For more information, call 432-5880 SATURDAY. SEPT. 7 FIRST LADY CLONE Cha's Family Shoe Service pre- sents "The First Lady,• a Costa Mesa resident who impersonates Hillary Rodham Clinton, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 1673 Irvine Ave., Costa Mesa. For more informa- tion, call 642-4314. RUMMAGE SALE The First United Methodist Church of Costa Mesa is having a rummage sale from 9 a.m. to noon at 420 W. 19th St. For more infor- mation, call 548-7727. • Early Years Toys 'I Developmental toys for children binh to IO years. 'I Quolity toys with lasting and creative play value. 'I PersonaJ service from knowledgeable sales staff. 642-4212 1827 WF.STCLJFF DRIVE. NEWPORT BEACH NEWS RELEASE!! DO YOU KNOW? What state is Ease Carolina State University in? What state is West Dakota Technical College in? What scace is Ease Virginia closest to? What is the main stace nexc to Vermont? What city is on cwo continents? What is the largesc dcsen in DATF.S TO REMEMBER: September 2 September 8 September 14 September 17 September 23 Labor Day Grandparent's Day Rosh Hashanah Citiunship Day Yorn Kippur FlllR7 I IAllOIER/ "W ~ 1170 w. laker St. CostaMISG c--o1 lalldahl••> (714) 545-4411 by Deedreea Rich, D.D.S. KEEP YOUR GUARD UP! In recognition of the fiict th2t mjuncs to cceth and the soft ti ucs of the mouth occur all too often (and unnecessarily) in sports, mouth guards are required equipment in amateur footlnll, lacrosse, and hoc~ey. And, if the American Academy of PCdiauic Dcoci.stty has it:S way, mouth guards · i for such school s ns as s · , se , an so , as weU as for such seemingly "safe" spc>m as gymnasocs. This recommendat1on is very much in keepins with the dental profession's finn belief in preventive behavior's ability to stave off dental disease and trauma. The least c.xpcnsive type of mouth-guud protection comes in the form of a boil-and-bite model n"ailable &om porting 2oods stores. The dentist, however oltcrs custom· made mouth gwrds that both fit better and can be designed to accommodate braces. Even this more ex~ive fonn of protection oosts less than fixing loose or knocked out teeth. \Ve recommend the ~ of mouth guuds. Let us h~p you ke.et> your naruially beautiful sinile. \~e want to provide you and your fiimily with ~ best dental care possible. Prevention · brushing, flossing. and regular profess.ion:il cle11nin~ and checlt-ups-ie still the best road to dental health. Our office is located ot 1441 Avocado Ave. Suite 508, Newport 8C11ch. Please cal{ 64-0-5680 to sc~dule an appointment. Our in-house lab (acilitncs our patients time and convenience. P.S. I! necessary, JM?int out the u.ample to your chjldren of professional footlnll and basket0.11 players who can be seen wearing mouth guards oo T.V. Make Those Patios & Entries Beautiful Lee Jim Jennings install your complete yard hardscape. • Expert brick, block, stone, tile, slate & concrete work. • Can tccommend quality deslirlers & landscapers. • Quality work in Coata Mesa& Newport Beach since 1969. • Oraina,e problems? We tolvc th~. POWErCOMPU'T1Nu- 1be Orange County Computer Oub presents Mia'osoft and Macin- tosh done maker, Power Comput- ing, at the meeting from 8:.45 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. in the Olemistry Building at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa. The first meeting is free and the annual membership fee is $30. For more information, call 836-0522. PET PICTIJRES Kmart is co-sponsoring a Paw Prints charity event to benefit the March of Dimes starting at 1 O a .m. at 2200 Harbor Blvd. The Paw Prints mobile studio offers pictures of one or two pets maxi- mum with a $5 donation per pet. To make a reservation. call (818) 360-4068. 1'00KSAt.r- Priends of Costa Mesa Ubraries is having a used book· sale from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Ubrary, 1855 Park Ave. For more information, call 646-88-45. SUNDAY, SEPT. 8 BRIDAL SHOW Mollie Merrell and Compa- ny presents "The Ultimate Wedding Event for Beach Cities Brides ~ from 10 a .m . to 5 p.m . at the Orange County Fairgrounds, . Building 10, in Costa Mesa. Parking is free and admission to the event is $6. For more information, call 548-1089. r----------------------------, ,ai·r· ........ ,~i ii *I l::VI:: • 9 DETAILING J 645 Superior Ave • Costa Mesa 574-7474 $5 00 HAND CAR WASH e OFF COUPON* Coupon exp 9/14/96 Valid Sun Fri • Good for "llST ftMI customers only, for one hand car wash WASH INCLUDES: Interior dust & vacu~m, Whfffs cleaned & lire• dreHed, camuba spray_ wax, excess water Mown off. We ore the original Steve's which hos been touted by the Woll Street Journal, Fortune Magazine, People Time, Rood & Track, Car & Driver & BMW Journal as the highest quality shop in the notion. We look forward to serving you. STIVE & JONI MARCHESE I I I I I I I I OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK -BAM TO 6PM L------------------~---------~ THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1996 . Al "FASHION SHOW Models from the Orange County Jewish Community will stroll the stage at the fashion show at 6:30 p.m. in the Jewish Community Center, 250 Baker St., Costa Mesa. Admission is $8. For reservations, call (818) 466- 3378. MONDAY, SEPT. 9 RESTAURANT BIZZ UC Irvine presents a free Restaurant Management Open House on "1\'ends and Opportu- nities in the Restaurant Business• from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Bistro 201, 3333 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more infor- mation, call 631-1551. A free local support group meets at 1 p.m. to discuss •The • Zone,• the exciting nutrition plan developed by best selling author Or. Barry Sears, at the Barnes and Noble Boo.kstoJe, in Fashion Island in Newport' Beach. For more information, call 673-3588. ~DAY: SEPT. 18 ADD PROGRAM The Newport Beach Central Library offers a free program •ADD in Children and Adults• at noon in the library's Friends' Meeting Room at 1000 Avocado Ave. For more information, call 717-3801. A PARTIAL TREATMENTl At ECOLA we have lhe rioht trealmenl or comb•nalion 011reatments ID .:otilrol OryWOOd 1ermhes Otner 5efVlCtS only use m1C1owave 1rutments we use lh1s 11u 1ment 101 some SltuahOOs t>ut It can ~"" 1ermrte 1nfesutlOll$ unde1eeled ECOlA otters you Ille d10a of tile £llCTROGUN (v.lloth can ne p locate OryWOOd termite tunlltls), mocrov.-ave treatments ano tent ful!lfOlttOns TWO YEAR WRITIEN WARRAHlY THAT CAN BE RENEWED ANNUALLY FOR THE UFE'TIME Of THE PROPERTY CALL THE TERMITE EXPERTS ANO CHOOSE THE BEST TERMITE CONTROL PROGRAM FOR YOUR SPECIFIC NEEDS YOU NOW HAVE A CHOICE You W•nt TM Job DoM Rlgttt1 We Can Do II For Youl ECOLA SERVICES OF OUNGI COUNTY 1-800-552-8107 Yoga is more than a few good stretches. Locally own•d and op•rat•dl Come to the only center in Orange County that offers "complete yoga" and discover all the benefits of the ancient science. Because our teachers hove been trained by o yoga master, we teach everything from the popular Hotha Yoga stretching exercises to deep meditation and simple techniques for quickly reducing stress, gaining emotional balance and peace of mind. Come to a free demonstration and find out for yourself why we're the only center that's been shoring yoga in Orange County for over 25 years . Or coll (714) 646-8281 for more information. W d S 4 10:00• Free Demonstrations 8 • epf. 7:30 pm YOGA CENTER 445 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa Between Tustin and Irvine St., 3 blocks east of Mother's Market & K;tchen • FALL I Bring th is ad and receive a 20°/a discount SPECIAL on our first month of class. Hoag Women~ Health Services- BUILDING FAMILY MEMORIES C.Omprcltensive Services Hoag Hospital -Best of the Best • Labor Delivery Reco\-ery (LOR) sul~ • Referml service with board-rertll'led physicians • Level II Neona1al Intensive Care speclaJizlng In women's health • Fetal diagnostics and perinatal services • Centers of excellence In heart. c~r. • Fertllity treatment orthopedics and '4'0men's health • Pre-t.enn labor pmentlon • lht! health centm conveniently located In • Prepared childbirth cl~. baby care and safety, r.osta Mesa. Fountain Valley, Huntington Beath parenting. father's, sibling' and grandparentlng clme\ aJld trv\ne • 76o-BABY (2229) for questlofl) about pregnancy, • Afflllal.'d with nearly Mty heilth Insurance plan . 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Call Bongos Sporttish- ing Headquarters on the Bal- boa Peninsula, 673-2810. SAILING SAILING LESSONS AND BOAT RENTALS Learn to sail or windsurf at Resort Watersports. You can also rent windsurfers and 14- foot sailboats at $15 per how. Call 729-1154 . SCUBA TRAINING The Aquatic Center, 4537 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach, offers scuba training consisting of six evening and two weekend day classes. Cost ranges from $200 to $310. The center also offers scuba rentals, special trips, repairs and air fills. For more information, call 650-5440. ~-~~~~~--~~~~-~---------~~~--, I , '; ·• ' -• .. -:iJi.iitltlldl: Ha/till .. ) ····· • .. , . I , I -:FREEi CONDITIONING TRf.ATMf.NT WITH SER\'ICE .: Penn & Cut $45 Reg. 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By Anastacia Freeberg, Daily Pilot • Orange County. NEWPORT-MESA -The New- port-Mesa Unified Board of ltustees approved a budget Tues- day that will be funded by the state for the first time in nine years. The district will receive money from the state on a per-student basis. For the past nine years, Newport-Mesa was a "basic aid" district, with funding supplied mostly by local property taxes. Laguna Beach Unified is now the only basic aid school district in The 1996-97 Newport-Mesa budg'et calls for revenue of $89.9 million, expenditures of $93.4 mil- lion and a $4 million reserve. lhlstee Wendy Leece abstained from voting because she felt she didn't have enough time to review the budget. "We didn't get the agenda until late and it was a big agen- I II I I/. f, I II/,/ ~·.,/II ,/i.1.7111/i' .. I·' I I 1, I t -/,· -' ' I I I I ! ( . I : ( . I I ; 1 .' 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G IOI, or Pol1<y No. 4·514. "Over 50 Years of Fine Quality' DRAPERY SALE! 'Window Treatments Shutters • Shades • Duettes • Blinds Custom Slipcovers • Bedspreads Creat e Uni'lue Styles W ith Our FREE Designer Consult1di n SOo/o *OFF FURNITURE RE·UPHOLSTERY " WITM l'U~ M IOTl4 'AllllC l I.AIOI! da," she said. "I couldn't put the time into it that I felt it needed. I didn't feel I could make a decision on it in good conscience.• Mike Fine, the district's chief financial officer, said the bud- getary change was brought on by a decrease in property taxes, an increase in state education spend- ing a.pd growth in the district's student enrollment. If approved by the board at its Sept. 10 meeting, the policy will be instated imm~tely. The effects of the new funding system probably won't be seen this year, Fine said. But, he added, the district's focus will shift from property taxes to student enroll- ment and how it is projected. "Enrollment is much more crit- ical; everything is impacted by enrollment," Fine said. Advocate For: V The Residents ti Fair Business opportunities ti Community Policing ti Fiscal Accountability ti Citizen Participation 759-3088 l}GLastbutnotleastonyourballott PMJ for by Committee to Elect Dolor9S Otting H.8.C.C. Endless Summer? I WISH! ..... , ... , •..•.. llheel ··~,J_llll If . KAYAKS th• , •••• ,., •II Y••r ••rf 1114 •••••I •••r. ., .. ~ J•1t $SO ••1k1 er ••r• ••• .. t:. ,, .. _ ,_,.,,. •••••• ' lt11ll .. •••••• • •••••• ..•. .,,.,. lie ~.l!!~li•rt, 1h11lc ••t ·_MYAKS lwe llltl•• et KAPU '"-"" ~, ... 1 ... ~I ''' ,,. ,.. • Newport Be.ch/Costa MHa Daily PiJoc • -... I f you don't think that one person can make a difference in our complex world you are . very wrong. Each of us has the capacity to impact society every day through actions positive and negative, small and large. Not surprisingly, our deeds may have a ripple effect, like the · stone thrown into a pond. Very often we have not a clue con- cerning the impact of our actions on others down the line, down the road, around the cor- ner, in our own home or family. In this community, many peo- ple make a difference in many ways. There is one woman in particular who has made a very big difference for the children cared for by Childhelp USA, a home for abused and neglected kids in Beaumont, Calif. The woman is Patti Edwards. She is married to Jim Edwards, son of I -/,,- j N!!_n 1/1111 ()utlet . • · 70 % Off of What? • • North Carolina deep discount • • prices at a : Southern California address. HEMPHILL'S RUGS & CARPETS Mon-Fri 10-6 Sat 10-5 722-72241 230 East 17th St., Costa Mesa J THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1996 A9 Salu~g · the savior of-___ ~ ep b.w. cook the founders of the Edwards Theatres chain. · Before Patti Edwards champi- oned the cause of Childhelp, it had no real presence in Orange County. This is not to say it was- n't an important cause. Child- HODSON LIGHTING Scavo Glass • Verdigris Finish , Down Light New Shipments Arriving Daily Courtf'sy to thf' 'fi-C1de help, founded by Yvonne Ped- enon and Sara O'Meara Sigholtz nearly 50 years ago, is one of the most successful char- itable organizations helping children in the world. Its history is well documented, its support is legendary. But not unW Edwards threw berseU into the charity full force several years ago did Childhelp have either the financial or emotional impact on the chil- dren living in the Beaumont facility. Today, because of her efforts, Orange County is the largest single community in the nation outside of the founders' home base of Los Angeles, sup- porting the facility. Edwards and her crew raise more money than any other county in Ameri- ca to put food on the Beaumont table and to pay for the care and counseling needed to give Patti Ed wards (left) was hon- ored by many including: Frank Ucata (left) and Corrado Gian- otti; and David Dunzer and Pam Herbert-Dunzer (above). 1510 Newport BM:f. Costa Mesa • 548-9341 Open Tues.-Fri. 8:30-5, Sat 9-4 the abused, abandoned, neglected children a second chance on life. Whenever an opportunity exists to marry a fund raiser with a community activity, Edwards is there, carrying the Childhelp banner. This month, one such event brought out the crowd. It was Ferragosto, a tra- ditional Italian Midsummer Fes- tiva.J hosted by the popular Tut- to Mare Ristorante, Fashion Island. Frank Licata, Tutto Mare general manager, has generous- ly supported Childhelp and Edwards for a number of years. "We are delighted to be a part of such a worthy cause," he said, greeting a contingent of local movers and shakers. Not to detract from the many other individuals who made the event a success -most notably the party chair Pam Arnett, who worked tirelessly for Childhelp along with Mary Ellen and Anwar Solimar, who served as honorary chairs, helping to bring in the participation need- ed to make the event a success. But none of it would have been possible if Edwards had not been laying the groundwork, day in and day out over the Biftn't ,.... • ' ~.. . -. course of more than four years She is modest concerning her role. "What we have done for Childhelp in this county is a result of the efforts of many car- ing people, not just me,• Edwards said. "Without Pam Arnett and her committee, this would have been just another dinner. They made it special, my hat is off to all of them.• The work\ng committee included Nancy Cardin, Leah Carroll, Marton Jacobson, Katherine Meredith, Lindah Miles, Tamie Rus, Tlna Scbafnitz, Tani Stevens, Natalle Tabb, Nancy Whitlock, and Marta Zucbt. As fire jugglers spun their magic, strolling magicians did their tricks and costumed musi- cians let their notes fly into the midsummer Fashion Island au, patrons nibbled on Tutto Mare's elaborate Italian buffet and sipped summer wine in honor of Childhelp, USA. Go out and make a differ- ence. Do it today. See how you feel. You too just might change the world. • B.W. COOK's column runs Thuf1day and Saturday. After . Call Now For Tuck Consult LYON EVE 760-3003 HOI A"ocado 402 • '.\:e'" rt Be:ich Enjoying the event were Mary Lou Hornsby and Pam Arnett. event chairwoman. ••••••••••••••••••• : Newport : : BEAUT-Y-SU22LY : : das .. 1 a•agk)il • • . """" . : .. ,.. . ~ H.7).~ r: ~ 20o/~. OFF ~ : Entire Purchase : • • • • • ········~·········: : 3601 Jamboree Rd #8 N.B. • • 261 -6788 : • • • • • • Jamboree at Bristol Back Bay Court • ••••••••••••••••••• • Baby Depot's Labor Day Week WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD!* EXTRA s17.s60 OFF! OUR CURRENT LOW PRICES ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF chlld crall Fumiture SAVE! Cotton Coveralls with Bib, $9.95 For newboms 3 to 9 months. 100% cotton t.arse ~lection of ponts Com~f' at s 18 :=::-: ... Huhtlngtan BHCh Huntll ............ EdirQI(. 2 blDcl9 .. of~ BMt. 37HOn I A10 THU9'SOAY, AUGUST 29, 1996 weekend llTiiTiZT~ - -. . L --~ ... J.~~__: ...... !-~.u..~ -JJ -.. ·.· . .~ --;==-,~,,...--r-• -:...,,t • ~-----• ·~~~ .. .-• I •Theater District's adap- tation of 'The Boys in the Band' is an angst-filled success. By Tom Titus, Daily Pilot Y ou won't find any mention of AIDS in Mart Crowley's dramatic comedy •Tue Boys in the Band,· and for good reason. The play was written about 15 years before the advent of the disease. One can only guess what alterations the specter of AIDS would have wrought on Crow- ley's collection of homosexual characters -particularly the promiscuous Larry and the flam· ing Hbutterfly in heatff Emory. But even without it, there's more than enough angst to go around in this generally excellent revival of a seldom-produced play at Costa Mesa's Theater District. Director Mario Lescot stresses that the play is about relation- ships -and the joy and pain that comes with them. The fact that all but one of the play's nine charac- ters is gay almost seems inciden- tal, but the impression that virtu- <illy all of these party guests are m desperate need of therapy comes most unsettlingly across. DAVID FERDIG I DAllY PILOT Actors Louis Hale (left) and David Rousseve are part of the ca.st of .,The Boys ln the Band" playing at the Theatre District through Sepl 15. Michael (David Rousseve). the host for the evemng, is perhaps the most complex figure of the lot, a man at war wtth his own emobons and living beyond hJ.s 1 DIZZY IZZY -It'll be SWUlg· mg at Harbor View Center wtlh •Jzzy Sw1W and lus Big Band sounds from 11 :30 a.m. to 1 :30 p m. Fnday Another reason to be iazzed -the concert lS free For mlormahon, call 854-3779. 2 NO NEED TO CALL THE DON -It's your last chance to catch "The Russian paintings of John Di Bello, which will be on Pxhibit through Fnday at Pain du Mondf' 1n Triangle Square, Costa Mesd. Call 646- 1102. 3 SHUTTERBUG SCULP- TURE -Southern Califorrua arttst and photographer Peg- gy Jones opens her exhibit of cameras as sculptural objects today at Orange Coast College's Art Gallery. The opening rught JAPANESE RESTAURANT I means. Rousseve delivers the finest performance of the evening as he manipulates the others, including his straight col- lege buddy who drops in unex- pectedly, with an almost savage reception is from 7 to 9 p.m. The exhibit runs through Sept. 26. Call 432-5039. 4 WINE ON WATER -The Newport Harbor Na4-tical Museum presents "Wine and Beer Aboard the Pride," at 7 p m. Friday. Selected tastings will be provided by Rolf Ingram and Rick Webster of Rolf's throughout the multi-course dinner by the Riverboat Cafe, served on the Texas Deck. 5 SEE RED -Orange Coast College presents Charles Buse.A's hilarious off-Broad- way hit, "Red Scare on Sunset," on Friday and Sunday and again Sept. 6 to 8 in OCC's Drama Lab Studio. Curtain is set for 8 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays and 7 p.m. on Sundays. Tickets are $5. -5 6LABOR DAY HOE-DOWN - A waterfront hoe-down will bring a little country spirit to the shoreline Monday when the Newport Harbor Nautical Muse- um and Riverboat Cafe host a Labor Day Country Round-Up at 3 p.m. in the parking lot along- Sl(Je the landmark stem wheeler, the Pnde of Newport. Prepaid tickets are $20 each; $25 at the door Children under 12 pay $15. Call 673-3425. 2340 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA 540-6195 LARGE SUSHI BAI. Good With Pu.rchaae Of A Beverage Pitcher Dine-In Only• From &p.m. NOW SERVING Country Style With Our Sunday Mexican Breakfast PRIM• .... NIGHrl 'fS78 sense of control and cruelty, sav- ing no one, least of all himself. His sometimes-weekend-fling, Donald, is somewhat of a contra- diction, a low-paid dishwasher who somehow finds the where- 7 BE DRAMATIC -Auditions for Orange Coast College's production of Ted Tally's epic drama, "Terra Nova,· will be staged Tuesday at 7 p.m. and Wednesday at 5 p.m . in OCC's . Drama Lab Theatre. Call 432- 5932. 8 LOG ON -Orange Coast College offers a tree work- shop that introduces the e- mail program, Eudora, from 1 :30 to 3 p.m. Wednesday in the Mac Lab m OCC's Norman E. Watson Library. Call 432-5162. St At >' vu v s g BUY A SELL USED FURNITURE, 'TOYS A ACCEBllOAIEB, ETC. 2!584 Newport Blvd. (at Del Mar) BeNncl Bhetl BC.don withal to undergo analysis. Kevin Deegan brings a lot of murky sound and fwy to the role, but never satisfactorily fills in the many blanks or his character. Christopher Spencer as the gLOCAL WORKS -•Portraits in Oils" by artist Sally Coffee will be on display through Saturday in the foyer of the New- port Beach Central Ubrary, 1000 Avocado Ave. The public is invit- ed to view the display 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. today and 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday and Saturday. 10 GET SPOOKED -The •Goosebumps" dub meets the first and third Monday of the month at 6:30 p.m. at Barnes & Noble, 953 Newport Center Drive. Listen -to this ... "'Your staff is a{wags courteous ana lie.(pful I fiave 6een ver;1 satisfaa witli servic.e ana sfzop fiere ojten. JJ Louise~ Newport Beach S:f-.-i zzi . HappY-Hour ''BIG VINNI'' EVERY WEDNESDAY 5:00PM TO 7:00PM FREE PASTA & APPETIZER BUFFET! 548-9500 LOCATED IN TRIANGLE SQUARE HAPPY HOUR PRICES/DAILY M-F • 5-7pm $2.00 Dn;t/Wr $2.00~~ $2.00 Houle Wine .. flaming Emory needs few subtle shadings of character. His inter- pretation is a wild roller--coaster ride which slows only dw1ng one moment of refiection, a pained yearning for the lover he never had. Overstated, perhaps, but necessary to provided the char- acters with the required contrast. His companion, Bernard, is given a solid, introspective por· trayal by Louis Hale. There's a lot of song and dance in Hale's performance, but it's there only to mask some deep-rooted resentment and anger, which spring to the fore impressively. The duo of Hank (Brian Har- vey) and Larry (Kennedy York), a married, guilt-ridden teacher and the harlot on whom he's fix- ated, could be more fully real- ized. Harvey brings some ade· quate surface emotion to his role, but never really breaks his emo- tional bonds, while York sulks in the background through most of the play before plugging in for a high-voltage, anguished sequence defending his "inde- pendent• lifestyle that mostly rings hollow. David Frederick Fogg is quite strong as the straight school buddy of Micliael's who finds himself in uncharted waters. His climactic phone call in the auel game of truth is powerfully accomplished both by Fogg and Rousseve in the most effective sequence of the night. The birthday boy, Harold, is presented with heavy doses of sardonic venom by John Bower- man, who revels in his intellectu- al superiority in an arresting per· formance. At the opposite end of the cerebral spectnvn is Randy Bushnell's vapid Cowboy - Harold's birthday present -who gets the most out of his few une- ducated remarks. A Theater District setting nev- er fails to impress, and the cre- ative clutter of Michael's apart- ment is another admirable accomplishment of the design team credited only as "Two Blue Chairs, Inc.• The use of a rotary telephone emphasizes, since the program doesn't, that we're back in the early 1970s when guilt pangs rather than fatal disease were the homosexual 's most constant emotional albatross. • TOM nrus is the Daily Pilot's drama critic ~ Orange County ~ 'Britfa{ Connections Prrsentd6!J:~ ~ -(fJ{,BUJl.-~. • ••• At Orange County Fairgrounds, Building 10 10:00-5:00 • Ad.missipn $6.00 •FREE Parking • 2 PASHlON SHOWS • PRIZES Worth Thousands For more lnfonnation call: 14 548-1089 FEATURING - 'J;uic/,,~ IJJ.~ /JJleJ,M~ O,,,dei e~o~ ~P~a()~~~ S"""'8d ~ .,.JlaJI,, t~ q~~&/1- llwl. Mo-ta. .. •••• LABOR DAY BREAKFAST, 7 :00AM-3:00PM M~ s.pi.2;J. BREAKF"A8T HOURS ~ 70M.·~ s-7o-J,,_ ' CAF"E HDUA8 ,H.,. "" 70M--.l/f'M '-7ttM.·Jt- e..,.. .. tr~ ,, # 14tll MCCTtNae, aCMINA•a AHO •f9CDtAL CVCNT•• ll•• llA•T t 7TH aTllltCCT OO•T4' NC .. , DA (J./._ 7 I ... 7aa. ftL.UM• ~ 7 t ......... LUMa IACltOaa l'•OM ~·· ' rffwpon Bnch/Costa Meu Daily Piloc ............. THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1996 A11 'I LOVE THE OCEA . I For seascape artist Richard Mazy the painting part is easy, but getting in the galleries isn ,t By Marissa Espino, Datly Ptlot T he brilliance of the sea and lhe power of nature is what inspires seascape artist Richard Mazy lo paint his scenic pictures. The 30-year Corona del Mar resident, who is 77, began painting when he was 52 yeais old. "I love the ocean," Mazy said. "1 like lo paint the sea because 1t 1s challenging. The sea is not easy to do." But Mazy doesn't paint a sail boat or the typical local sights. His forte 1s historic steam ves- sels. MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO , ,T The 1\'adftlon Continues Since t97Z , r )l ,.: T .\ 1 ' ~ I I } ( • 1 PH< 1Nt ;,H[ ,.' "So many people do the saine scenes over and over again," he said. "I don't want to. I like different scenes." Some of those particulaI scenes include the shores of Eurnpe, Canada, Monterey, Alaska and the coast near their rented home in Oregon. Boys & Girls Club of the Harbor Area Before retiring from the con- struction industry when he was 63, Mazy studied oil painting for two years and took several evening classes at Laguna School of Art, Orange Coast College and Coastline college. After dabbling in oil painting for awhile, Mazy eventually Presented by California State Bank ~. -~ ~ ~Urn3~ Monday, Sept. 9 Newport Beach Country Club ,, Pleese metl reg1stret1on form to the Boys&. G1rls Club ... Neme~~~~---~~~~~Phone·~---~~ Address CitY1----Z1P-- Hand1 cap__:_ ........ ,.. .. ~ .. : ..,. a Glrtl a..,,..,._ Ana TOURNAMENT FEES Corporete Sponsor..... $850. CT•• s1gn + 4 golfers) T•• Sponsor ..... $175. S1ngle Golfer ...... 1195. Foursome ....... $780. ..,.. a <lltllO. OllfC •.o ..... .., C...._CAm.21 >• "S~ many pe~ple do the sa"l'e scenes ovir and over ag,in. I don't wapt to. I like dittierent see es ... " -RI HARD MAZY :::; ..... g decided to make the switch to watercolors. "The thing I like ctbout them is they aie quick," he said . •And you need lo know how to diaw, too." But the toughest thing about painting isn't drawing a picture and painung a ship ghdmg across the water "Gallenes are very hdfd to get mto" t-.1azy said "It's a tough battle n He said although he has been persistent m trying to gain recogrut10n among galleries. he has not had much luck Maybe t-.lazy's name 1~ not A TIME TO 1(1.L 1111 TMf CROW: CITY OF AllCW IRI CMl'OOl. IPGI IJIDErEllDHCE DAY (PG·13) FIRST ID ( ) ESCAPE FROM LA IR) PHfllOMEllOM IPCI JACll IPC· 13) Tiii CUP 11~ THE STU"OS PC) &AMO OF Oft. MOR U IPC·131 THE TRIGGER f.fff.Cf (R) TMf FAI (RI SHE'S THE CMIE~RI Al.ASlA PG I SOLD PCi-13 TMf &AD: ~R. MOR U 1:!·13) A VERY UADY sa:oun IP1J.13) Tll CUP 1111 TlfE CROW: CfTY OF AIGELS IRI i PARK PLACE 10 11V11l ~;,.a;,~- TIJICUP {RI THf ISlAID OF Oft. liOtttAU (PG-1S) A TIM£TO Rl (II} ESCAPE FROM LA~RI I TM£ FAI {Ill •• ,. "'·13) TW c I (II) SHE'S TMf OllE {II) THIE CflOW: cm OF UGW (RI PMF.IOMHOll IPGI SOlD {R) UNIVERSITY ~~1':iu'7~.rullf: famous, but he did receive an award last year at the Costa Mesa Art League's annual com- petlllon He also taught tor several years at the California School of Costa Mesa and several other community programs through~ out the local area. Teaching children how to draw cartoons wcts one of his fdvonte classes He also taught drawing and \\ atercolors Although l\. lctz} began his pamtrng cctreer 23 yedrs dgo. ht- has been collecting pamtings for 40 year~ "l started bu\ mg pamtmgs after World \\ ar II • 1'. lazy said "It was m) hrst ship paliltmg and that stdfted my collection " Some of his 'oUecuon include~ pctmtmgs lrom artists Bennett BrndbulJ ctnd Robert Clark BC'causf' mdn\ ol \ldzv·s pctmtmgs arc-• hom \ dnoui. areas around the world hun and his wife Deloris, who b d volunteer in the cancer center dt Hoag Memoridl Hospital Preshytenan trdvel frequent!) "We hkf' Europl' pdrt1cularl) Parn. and Brussels. Bt . .>lg1um," he said A collect1on ol I\ ldZ\ s mo~t 1ecent sceruc pamtmgs lrO!U vanous .lore19n shores will hang m the gallery of the Newport Beach l\.lam L1bran from Tues· da) through 5ept ~8 Tiii CUP 1111 A TIME TO lllll IRI THIE CAOW: CITY Of AllGW IRI Al.ASl(A IPG~TitE FAI (RI MATl.OA (PG CARPOOi. (l'C) SHE S OJIE IRI l'ftftlf/U I/Al It'll C-. y., '••· Ill•• YUi M~ '"'"•••• tn •••' ••..»•VII''""'•~· 1~1 ~.,,·~• A12 THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1996 Chili's: The g9od, ~e great and the fantastic : By Marla Bird, Daily Pi/or C hill's Bar and Grlll is out- standing because of its "Big Mouth Burgers" and its decor. A vast visual that's far removed from its stark white and aluminum competitors, the build- ing was designed and occupied by Amelia's 20 years ago. The big comfortable dining room is made intimate by lots of booths, arranged in a friendly way with nooks and crannies, hanging plants and natural daylight drift- ing in through sky windows. To get an over-all sampling of what the kitchen is up to, order the generous platter called "Mombo Combo." Cheese fries (fried sticks of mozzarella cheese); buffalo wings and stuffed jaJopena peppers make the plate along with sauces for dipping, $5.99. "Awesome Blossom" is their pride and joy among appetizers according to Paul Odanaka, a rea manager for Chili's. He says they were the first to bring this con- cept of a battered fried onion to American tables from its place of origin, a tiny border grill with an inspired chef. The crusty onion, cut like a flower, has a batter bath and is then deep fried ($4.99) -satisfying at least two or three hungry people with its tangy sauce, a remoulade with horseradish Livening the rrux. On a first visit, my friend Jeff Kobnn and I shared an order of chicken quesadillas and a bowl of chili called Texas Red, $1.99 a cup and $2 99 a bowl It had a gutsy raw taste, outdoor camper style, except that this one didn't have a float of grease on top. I PLANTATION EXPRESS That's the name for the brand new Vietnamese deli-and cafe at 271 East 17th St. O pened two weeks ago, they have now closed for a week of remodelJng. "NOT A DONE DEAL. YET" We printed an item a year or so ago about Hans Prager's plans for outdoor dining at The Ritz. Today, Hans responded to yet another question from us about the patio: "It's not a done deal yet ... We're back to the drawing boards. I have big complJcabons to work out with city laws, drawing plans, r-------------------------, l : CHILI'S IAI AND GRILL I I I I I I I I I I I ' t ' I I I I ••••~w.com H~N.wportle-" + ..... unh lnil .... dai~ ................ $4.99 to SS.71. e.--SUI to S10.99. +PHO• 63F7515 L-------------------------~ loved it with its raw sweet chop of onion and grated cheddar cheese on top. New on the menu is Southwest chicken chili, at the same price. The burgers are top rate with good, juicy meat ground on the premises daily. The large whole wheat or white sesame buns are toasted, not steamed, and they are each crammed with so much good stuff, you will need to break them down or have a Jim Carrey-style elastic mouth to eat one. Chef Brian Kolodziej says that Chili's believes in "verticali- ty ff in its 6-inch high burgers. All of them come with a mountain of home-style fries, in case the tree chips and somewhat boring salsa weren't enough. Ask for some Tabasco. House wines start at $1.95. Of the 6-inch tall "Big Mouths," my favorite was the new ground peppercorn burger. Its elevation was enhanced by shredded lettuce, tomato, dill pickle, and "onion blossom strings· with bleu cheese dress- ing, $5.99. An ace. The classic "Oldtimer" is pri- mo -a straightforward deal with lettuce, tomato, pickle and onion, $4.99. For a few cents more, dining news the whole thing ... I'm not going to do anything until after the first of the year when our big Christmas business is completed .. . Maybe about Easter time." BAGEL WARS Corona del Mar plays host to the newest bagel wars, this time between The Bagel Cafe, a sole- owner shop, and the new Breug- ger's, a national chain franchise opening in September. The small Bagel Cafe, 2801 E. Coast High- way, has been enjoying phenom- enal business with its 30 great bagels, muffins and bagel-b<lSed SUNDAY -THURSDAY 5:00 TO 11 :00 pm FRIDAY --SATURDAY 5:00 TO 12:00 pm CLOSED MONDAYS For reservat ions Please Call 673-9500 LUNCH•DlNNER CA111'RING •TAKE our BUVONE ENTRff RECEIVE . 50"/o OFF SECOND Entrct of CqUAI 0t laser value. Chili's throws in a slice of aged real Cheddar cheese. Grilled chicken and line- caught tuna are stars in the salad listings. We tasted the grilled tuna salad and it was tasty because of the pico de gallo, sug- ared walnuts and ranch dressing, $5.99. . Baby back ribs get to lots of tables with their brush of BBQ sau ce, cinnamon apples and a whole lotta fries, $10.29. For an extra $1.29. an order of Caesar salad, house salad or a cup of soup comes with the Southwest Grill items. Those include a 12- ounce strip steak with steamed veggies and mashed potatoes, $10.99. Manager Coleman Cook sees to it that children receive a color- ing book menu with good small fry fare: a "little brother burger" with fries or fried chicken crispers at $2.99. Hot dogs. a grilled cheese sandwich, com dogs and macaroni and cheese a.re each $2.79. Happy hour -Sunday tbiough Thursday -features $1 off on all mixed drinks including their Presldente with tbiee genera- tions tequila, Cointreau and Presidente brandy. Goodies for $2 a platter, and $1.50 for domestic draft beer, including "Rusty Road Knight Amber" a smooth, light ale featured as Chili's very own beer. The bar bas ample space for "belly ups" and plenty of tables for the. rest. Through French doors, the patio dining is a step away and the whole design is built on levels so that you take a step down into the bar or dining room. Dessert is childhood fantasy sandwiches and Starbuck's Cof- fee Shop next door. Now, 50 feet away, at 2743 E. Coast Highway, Breugger's bas a huge space. According to Bagel Cafe owner, Steve Dennehy, his upcoming competition has "Mac- Donald.ized" the bagel. "I'm not worried, H he said, •customers will go there once and be right back with us. We make a true' New York bagel.'" time. Imagine finding heath can- dy bar pieces in vanilla ice cream piled on an Oreo cookie crust, drizzled with caramel and chocolate sauces. Order one for $1995 DINNER or LUNCH for TWO With Soup or Salad. Vcgcablt · ind Choice of. Rack of lamb n.d:COrasc PUlaPriamaa .RiM,t Scak Bentdaite. Pedcd Selmoa wn..blter S.U« Broiled s.ordfiah w/l.aaon 8c Capen~ 9$2.00 Extra .,.,kS wftti eoupon oniv. No sut>stltutlons. Not valkS wttn any ott'lef offer. Not valid holldlVS. EICplm tl30l96 41.t N. Nt·vvpu11 Blvd. °\;p\\ port Bt•,H h OPf .'\; 7 DA' S \I I I I ., : I I ,\ '·' ... -. I 11 :11 645-6700 SERVINO CALIFORNIA & IRISH CUISINE -Dl-NNER SPECIALS (SERVED AFTER 4:00 pm) R ESTAURANT AND BAKERY Join ua for din n er and explore the food and wine of UMBR.IA A menu abundont with black truffles and tangy pecorino cheeae. llPTIMal• 2·11 IRVINE 18051 VON KARMAN AVE .. £STAURANT 714 2e1 14 .. 4 BAKERY 714.2Gl.2202 C0 8 TA MS8A 690 ANTON BLVD Rr.STAURANT 714 8&8.0880 yow--ki<h aJ}d siphon off a bit. Irresistible. Chili's next door neighbor is The Arches and Bistro 201 is smack across the street. There is nere•a always a good Ume golng OD at Chlll•a with food aerven like Joycenmmom (left) and Anne Marie Paradbe serving up one of Chtll•a Big Mouth burgers. MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT ample parking behind the build- ing, the trick is the abrupt tum you have to make to enter, but there is a tum lane. The burgers are worth the effort. Join Us For Lunch • Dinner • Sunday Brun~ Catering Available For Reservations and Directions Call : 723-0621 251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach I T . S . \ :\ E \\ S E \ S <) '\ \T S <: I{ ! by Oscar Wilde directed by Martin Benson England's·most irresistible and lrreverant wit cwnines poUtical reputation in one of his funnJest play SCR's tunning revival , from lhe author of Tbe Importance of Being Eamest, will tickle your runny bone as it delights you with its sumpluous sets and costumes. Don't mJ this hilarious take on politics and scandal ... just In time for election f C\cr. MGIAND "Jay SwUt" and hls Big Band sounds perfonns lo Harbor View Cen- ter for free rrom 11 :30 a.m to 1 :30 p.m. on Aug. 30 at Harbor View Center on tbe comer of San Miguel Dnve and San Joequin Kills Road in Newport Beach. f'<>r more information, call 85-4-3779. TRIANGLE SQUARE CONCERTS Pree live classic rock perf onnances are scheduled from noon to 2:30 p.m. Monday through Friday; from 7 to 10 p.m. on Friday and Saturday; and from 1 to 4 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday afternoons in the Town Square at 1)1. angle Square In Costa Mesa. ART •PINHOLE TO PIXEL• A . survey exhibition wluch chroni- des the activities or Southern Califor- nia artist/photographer, Peggy Jones, and her creation of cameras as sculp- tural objects begins today through Sept. 26 at Orange Coast College's Art Gallery. An opening night reception with the artist will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. on Aug. 29. For more lnfonnatlon, call 432-5039. WATERCOLORS ·..oo.wn to the Sea m Slups.. • an exhibit of watercolors by Richard Mazy portraying historic steam vessels, will be on display m the foyer of the New- port Beach Cenlral Library from Sun- day through Sept. 30. The pubUc IS Invited to a reception for the artist, from 2 to 4 p.m. on Sept. a in the library's Priends' Meeting Room. For more • in!onnatlon, call 717-:180 I. EXHIBmON "Fragments or Mystery,• new paint- • ings by R.T. Pece, and Bettina Hubby's sculptures will be on display through Sept. 8 at Griffin Linton Contemporary Exhibitions, 1640 Pomona Ave., Costa Mesa. For Lnlormallon, ccill 646-5665. PAINTINGS An exhibit of paintings by local artists J1m n-avis and Phyllis Kaliher will be on display through Oct 1 In the Newport Beach City Hall Gallery. 3300 Newport Blvd. TravtS will include land- • $Capes or local scenes, as well as sceruc vistas in New England, V1rg1JUa. Asia and more. Kaliher will feature impres- Jionist-style acrylic and oil painbngs on •un-drenched patios, courtyards and l'Sewport Harbor sites. For informatJon, ull 717-3870 ~ARA PAINTING -Pain du Monde CAFE presents "The Russian Mafia,• one of the most recent oil paintings of John Di Bello. .)¥1uch will be on exhibit through Fnday at TI"iangle SquMe ln Costa M esa. The three characters In the painting are depicted as Death, Espionage and Bru- tality. For mfonnauon, call 646-1102. PORTRAITS IN OILS ·Portraits ln Oils" by local artist Sal- ly Coffee will be on display through Aug. 31 in the foyer of the Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave The public IS lnvited to view the (!) ~ ·-·.l ~;.... -~ ·.r . __ ...._ ,_....._ .. ~ ..MaDdA.v lhmugh Th11nday.._jl. a.m. to 9 p.m. and Friday and Satwday, 9 a.m.. to 6 p.m. For information, ea.ll 717~1. TROPHIES In honor of the 1 OOth Anniversary of U.S. Salling, the Newport Harbor Nau- tical Museum will present a unique exhibition titled "1\"opbles: nibutas to Yachting niumphs" until Nov. 8: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m . in the Grand Salon Gallery, 151 E. Coast Highway, New- port Beach. For information. call 673· 7863. MURAL DISPLAY Placido Domingo, Ca.rot Channing and Mikhail Baryshnikov are a rew of the famous races that will be hanging around Jewel Court ln South Coast Plaza through September. The Orange annual Summer CmlM. 11l0~ of flAe pr•l975 dalDc, rod aftd custom can on Mondays tbroUgh Sept. 30 from • to 9 p.m. For lnfon.nation. call 721· 95-46. SAFARI~ A Safari SWlday Brunch Cruise Is available aboard the st-foot Emerald forest 11ld docked ln Balboa at the Fun Zone from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Sun- day. Each guest during the month of August and September will be given a voucher ror a complimentary 30- mlnute Tide on a Pun Zone Water Bike. The cost ls 525.95 per person and $15.95 for children Wider 12 years old. For lnfonnation, call 673-0240. FARMERS MARKETS Every Thursday there is a farm.ers market from 8:30 a.m . to t p.m. at the ~------------------------------------------------------~ I I I I I I Wtlde play opens SCR season l •An Ideal Husband," Oscar Wilde's play set in Victorian high : society, opens South Coast Repertory's 33rd sea.son Friday on the rt Center Drive. Por Information, call 759--0982. - STORY AND CltAFT HOUR From 2 to 3 pm. •~•ry Sunday, Barn.es & Noble bold.I a tun-filled aaft and story bow ror chlldreu or all ages. Refreshments will be serv9d. Barnes & Noble ls located at 1870 Harbor Blvd., Tri.angle Square in Costa Mesa. For lnfonnation, call 631-06t•. ADULT BAUROOM DANCE The Costa Mesa Senior Center offeni adult ballroom dance on the third Friday of each month from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Singles and couples wel- come. Uve music provided by the Ray Robbins Combo. Tbe cost is $5, or $4 for SAGE members. The Senior Cen· ter is at 695 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. For information, call 645-2356. SINGLES : theater's Main.stage. THE CABARET CHAPTER l Preview perfonnances run through Sepl 5, and the play doses The fourth Tuesday of every : Oct. 6. Show times are 8 p.m. 1\Jesday through Saturday and 1 :30 month, the Cabaret Chapter of the 1 p.m. Sunday. Weekend matinees start at 2:30 p.m. Guilds of the Orange County Perform- : ncket pdces range from $18-$41, with a •pay what you will• Ing Arts Center meets at the ltvU1e l matinee on Sept. 7. 11ckets for that performance must be pur-Marriott Hotel, 18000 Von Karmen at : chased in person with ca.sh. 5:30 p.m for a social hour followed by I Fo -mtorrmrtion;-call the-boJt office-t~ffi3-:------!-+a~~m~eetln_g at 6:45 The grou~ ro_i:__ :I moie · 7 e l professional smgles, 30-60, who wtSh L.-------------------------------------------------------' to support the Center wbile having County Perfonnlng Arts Center has created a specially produced, larger- than-life photo gallery with more than 400 running feet or photo murals cele- brating ten years of performances at The Center. NAUTICAL MUSEUM The new area features the Grand Salon for special exhibitions: the Mod- el Gallery, featuring a world-class assembly of ship models: and a rotating display of the museum's permanent collection in the Corridor Gallery. The museum is at 151 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For Lnlormation, call 673-3377. LAGUNA ART MUSEUM/SOUTH COAST PLAZA Laguna Art Museum's Satellite Gallery at South Coast Plaza Is at the Carousel Court entrance: admission ts free. Hours: 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Friday; 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Satur- day: 11 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Sunday For inJormation, call 662-3366. SPECI& WINE TASTING The Newport Harbor Nautical Museum presents "Wine and Beer Aboard the Pride,• at 7 p.m., Friday. Selected tastings W!lJ be provided by Rolf lngrarn and Rick Webster of Rolf's throughout the multi-course dinner by the Riverboat Care, served on the Texas Deck. CLASSIC CARS The Hard Rock Cale, Fashion Island m Newport Beach presents the second C!.Jc!Jf1~ Orange County Fairgrounds. The Orange County Market Place is every Saturday and Sunday fTom 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. ln the main fairgrounds parking lot. For lnfonnation, call 723-6616. Every Saturday there is a farmers market from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. ln the municipal parking lot at Bayside Drive and Marguerite Avenue In Corona del Mar. STAGE 'RED SCARE ON SUNSET' Orange Coast College presents Charles Busch's hllanous Off-Broad- way hlt. "Red Scclre o.n Sunset,· from Aug. 30 to Sept. 1 and Sept. 6 to 8 m OCC's Drama Lab Studio. Curtain is set for 8 p.m on Fndays and Saturdays and 7 p m on Sundays. Tickets cost S5 For more mformation, call 432· 5932. °THE BOYS IN THE BAND' The Theatre Dtstnct presents "The Boys m the Band,· a drama, with per- fonnances through Sept. 15. ln tbe back lot of The Lab Anti-Mall at 2930 Bristol St .. Costa Mesa. Performances are Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 7 p.m. Tickets are $15. For mformat1on, call 435-4043. KIDS 'GOOSEBUMPS' The •Goosebumps" club meets the f\rst and third Monday of the month at 6 30 p.m. at Barnes & Noble, 953 New- run. The cost ts $5 for guests. For infor- mation, call 262-5881. JEWISH SINGLES GROUPS New Jewish Relauonsh1ps allows Jewish singles to choose people they wish to date from pror1le albums that picture and describe singles with d wide range of personal and profes- sional interests. Membership fees Me $40 for six months and $70 for a yedI, non-members of the Jewish Commu- nity Center are $10 more For informa- tion, call 755-0340 Tenn1S Ladder for Smgles offers dn opportumty to meet new pPople wbile unprovmg your Qdme Reg1str11tlon lee is $18 and interested parties put therr names on a hst and can chaJlenge players on the hst For mformation. call 7 55-0340 JAM. singles 21 -39, holds d variety of outings and act1v1bes. For more informdllon call the JAMLme at 665· 5048 Jewish In Between Singles. age 35- 59, orters soc1dl and cultural events and can be reacht>d by C<tlhng 283- 5752. SYNAGOGUE VISrTS Meet young Jewish smgles and couples ror Fnday services in area synagogut>i. V1s1ts tdkE' pldre the third Fnday of t>very month. For lnlorn1c1- tton, call 755-5555, Ext 55 l COMEDY SHERATON NEWPORT BEACH Reefwalker Loungt-feature~ d comedy room hoc;ted by Bryan K Fmner and Barry We1!.enherq one Fn- THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1996 A 11 a m 600 Anton Blvd , Costa Mesa. For d!)' a month. nus month'• &how IJ on Aug. 2 a .f5'-ols-MacAilbur ""BTvd., Newport Beach For lnfonnation, call 833-0570 lnJOrmctU(ln, cdlt7S.--0900. ----~!--~ CLUBS EL£VATION ZERO Jam ses ion featunng Cat Ebat and Emil De Mill. every Sunday from 5'.30 to 10·30 p m. Live entertainment, dancing every Thursday and Sa.tur· ddy, 8 pm to 1Wdrught; The Balboa THE CANNERY Brass, every Thursday, Rythym 3 Karaok.e LS available from 9 p.m to Bones 2, every Saturday, 9 to 1 l p.m. midnight on Mondays and Wednes· For lnformatJon. call 631-9999. days. Wme Tasting from 5:30 to 8:30 THE HARP INN p.m. and live music with The Jetsen's n-aditlonal Irish music, every from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. on Thurs-Thun.day mght. The Fenians, every days, 3010 Lafayette, Newport Beach Friday, 9 p.m. to 1a.m.130 E. 17th St., For information, call 675-5777. Costa Mesa. For inJormation, call 646· CARMELOS RISTORANTE 8855. George Butts returns rrom his Las KONA LANES LOUNGE Vegas appearance back to Cannelos Karaoke at 8:30 p.m. every Tues· Ristorante for hls jazz series on Sun-day. Wednesday, Friday and Saturday days and Mondays at 8:30 p.m. Marco Rock-n-Bowl every Satuday irom 10 Santos and San Brazil Dancers heats p m. to 1 a.m with a disc Jockey 2699 up the summer nights with the sounds Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa. For infor- of Lrop1cal music on Tuesdays and mauon, call 545-1112 Wednesdays at 8:30 p m 3520 E. THE RfTZ Coast Hwy.. Corona del Mar For Piano voccihst Caescu FrazJer per· mformation. call 675-1922. forms from 7 to 11 p.m on Tuesday ATLANTIS through Saturday Sunday and Mon- Disc jockey Steve Beltran spins day from 6 30 to to 30 p.m piano retro, funk and rare grooves at 9 p m voco.hst Jun Hayden performs. 880 Thursdays and Fndays and <hsc JOCk-Newport Center Drive, Newport ey Maxwell House 1s reatured at 9 Beach For Lnlormat1on, call 720-1800. p.m . Saturdays. Music includes KROQ SHA.RK CLUB flashbacks, house, old school and '70s House, funk and hlp-hop, Thurs· No cover chMge from 9 to 10 p.m. all ddy through Saturday. 10 p.m. to 3 I three nights Guests must be 21 and d.m Recorded progressive music and o er an resse m s e u y cau.s:-;cu;-:;dT-t-tnttnn-rt .. -.......,-pn,-"SnnriftV"--thffme~--+--1 attue The club IS at 3388 Via Lido, Wednesday. 10 p.m. Live Shark feed- thlrd floor, Newport Beach. For mlor-lng. evel) Thursddy, midnight. 841 mation, call 675-8008. Baker St , Costd Mesa. For mlorma- ALTA COFFEE lion, ccill 7 51-0206 People who want to read the11 own SID'S poetry can sign up at 7 p.m. for the Brian Bcirrett performs blues guitar open reading on the second Wednes-every Monddy night at 9 p.m. There is day o! every month at 506 31st St.. no d1arge. Sid's ts smoke-rree. 445 N . Newport Beach. For informclt1on, call Newport Blvd.. Newport Beach. For 675-0233, mlormallon, call 650-SIDS BENIHANA STUDIO CAFE KMaoke at 7 nightly at 4250 Birch Gene Murrell, every Monday: Eric St., Newport Beach For mtormallon, Sardinas Pro1ect. every Thursday. call 995-0822. John HeusserLStamm, every Saturday BIRRAPORITTl'S and The Fables, every Sunday. 100 Matt Johnson Tno, 1azz 7 to 10 Mam m Newport Beach For mforma- P m. Sundays South COdst Plaza. 3333 uon, call 675-7760 Bnstol St .. Cosld MeSd For mforma-THE TEA ROOM lion, call 850-9090. Karaok e every Thurs . 8-11 p.m CLUB AND SHORE HOUSE CAFE leatunng t-.lus1cal Magic's KMaoke The Jat Lacaire Tno performs every Knight 3100 Irvine A,·e Newport Wednesday and Thursday from 7 30 to Beach For mformallon, call 756-0121. 11 pm at 263 E. 17th SI., Costa t>.tesa TOTALLY COFFEE For 1nformat1on, call 650-2432 Bill Word's Killer Comedy. 1525 CORNERSTONE CAFE Mesa Verde Dnve EciSt Costa Mesa Storytelhng the lust Fnday of each For mformahon, call 435-9367. month Bible study. 7:30 to 9 15 pm. TIKI BAR Wednesdays. Live entertainment Fn-Live reggae with Upstream, every days and Saturdays. 1907 Harbor Monday Local bdnds every Wednes- Blvd , Costa Mesa. For inlormallon, day. Alternative bands every Thurs- call 646-5776. day Dance bands every Fnday DIEDRICH COFFEE/COSTA MESA through Saturday Heavy allematlve Every Wednesday 1s Oppn Mike bands, every Sunday Show tune 10 Blues Night with Dave Cross from 8 to p.m. Cover. 1700 Placentia For infor- 10·30 pm. 474 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. mtttion, ce1ll 548-3533 For mfonnatJon, call 646-0323 TRIANGLE SQUARE DIVA Tncmylt• "qua.re otf Pri. entertd.ln- Llve music teatunn9 Ke\'10 C.u1I-nwnt noun tu 2 :m p m Monday laume on p1t1no. eVt>I'\ "'•'i>dn.?scla\ through '>undct\ weatlwr permitting. Jazz Duo e' NY Thur..,dd\ throuqh <•n lhf' Tov.:n "quuro> .md on weekend Snturddy \l11:.1c hour ... \\t:'d1w~d<1~ 111qhb trom 7 tu 111 pm 1870 Harbor through Thur-.dny 8 pm tu mlllnight Blvd (" ostt1 'l.lt·~a For mtormallon, Fnda) ancl S<1lurdu~ 8 '.lO rm to I:! 10 I C'clll <II ?'.!'.!-'fiOll THIEN LAN Restaurant SIR ROGERS, LTD. AMACHI ~ ~ * Sandu•ich HmMe -{::{ TRY OUR NEW HOT SANDWICHES .... .. ' .. .. -.. - 3 RESTAUR~NT • Authentic Sushi Bar ~ ~ Vietnamese Cuisine ~New lDrk Steak SanJwicb $59 j J~ ~ &a.Jte3 Eggplant SanJwicb S59' ~ Grilld &u.ben on Rye S59j '\,." I "'·1111.·d "•111111u·1 1111111 .. H wy M-F1 7am-8pm • Sati 8am-6pm • Sum 9am-5pm 270 E. l7TH ST. #17 •COSTA MEsA crn>645-2252 Nol valid with any other offtts Umil I frtt ordet per custo~r must presenl coupon Ex rtS 918196 682 El camino Real • Tustin 838-8118 Mon-Sat 9am-9pm • Sun Closed LE CAFE/HYATT REGENCY IRVINE Cahfom1a OJISlnfl/Medttemsnean-Style Brunch. 0Ur ScrumpbOUS Brunch consists of several Medc:erranean-Style Salads and Appetizers. • Shnmp, •Pancakes Oscar and r.i • Clmelett.e Statloll Located at 170CO Jamboree Blvd . lf'Vlne (714197~1234 x2103 Hours: 1Clam-2pm Reservaoon recommeoded but not necessary. ZUBIES Menu Includes Ribs, Oltcken. St.eek & Lol>st.ef'. Pnme Rib. PIZZa, °"9tef' Ber Plices Range From $3 95 And Up. Hou-s· 11 ·30am ~ ~ • r.ocktails Td 1 f pm Credit Cards ~ Accepted Reearwbons ~ Needed Located et 1 712 Placentia. Cost.a Mesa (714) 6453)91 CASABLANCA BISTRO . Medit.arreneao & Moroccan · Treditionel Middle East.em Food. Hours: 11 :30 To 2:30 Mon. Thru Thurs Lunch. Dinner M 1 ~· All Major Credit Cerda. Reservat.ions Suggested. located et , 520 w. Coast Hwy .. Newport Beach (714) 646-1420 PORTY CARROTS RESTAURANT Continental -Cortem~ QJ!aint. lnformel And BeMdlJI. °"' Menu la Vlrled With A~iiie CJ eulbnl Favorites. Freahhess ~ s.rw:e At lvt AttrectM Price value. Moo.fri 1Q.9Pm • = •Sun 10.Sp. Vllll, M89t8r C'.llrd And Americen ~~~Are~ Needed. South Coeet Plaza, 3333 S. Colta Mele (714) 556-9700. AUBllRGINll Frwdl ~-OnnerTuea~Set. 6 1Q:>rn. ~ ~_, V•. M/C, Arnelt. . 508 '29th~ Cannery Villllige, Newport Beed\ (714)72 150 DURTY NELLY'S Pub & Restaurant. Serving Cahfomia & lnsh culsme Best fish & chips Nl town I.Ml music Friday & Saturday All 'fCM' favonte beers on tap Happy hour Mon-Fn. 46pm Located at 2915 Redhill Ave • Cosal Mesa 957-1951 A MACHI Sushi & Suaht to Go c:omplete Ber All Mapr Credit Cards Located At 2675 flW\8 Ave. (Across From Newport Golf Course) (71 4) 64~5518 CALIFORNIA BEACH ROCK'N SUSHI Japanesa ~ OJlsine And Fun Sushi Bar A Place For Great FOOd Hours 7 Days Per \Neek -5 CXlDm 111 Closing Vrsa, Mast.ercard, Amex, Omers Oub Located at ~355 V1& Lido. Newport Beech (714) 675-0575 SUSHI IMARI. Susht Bar And OinNlg. C>.vnel's Successfully Operated Japanese Restaurant In San Femendo Valley. Tarzana -Hours 1 1 · 30am-2:~ -Dinner 5:CQ>m-10.~. All M8IOI' Credit Cards Aocepted. R898Nlltiona ~Necessary. 315 Elnltol. #40. Costa Mesa(714)644-5654. AVILAS llL RANCHITO Authenbc Mexican Food. WU! The ~ Ingredients & A New ~ 0..,. Gr"8llt Mqantaa Houri Lunch~ Drww Al Mep- Q'adit Catd8 ~· locaced et 2101 Plecenbe. Com Mesa (7141642-1142 end 2800 Newport BMi • Newport Beed1 (714 675-6855 \ , ' I • ' '"' I . l ,, (' ( • \ PACIFIC FISH 8c SEAFOOD Reta~/Wholesale Ftsh rnriet And Restaurant Lunch Only Hours Mon -Sat 1 1 am -6 pm Vrsa & Mastercard accept.ed Located At 2620 Newport 8Nd (714) 65001~ THE BARN STEAK HOUSE Menu Includes ~ Fresh Fish, Oltckeo. Burgers & Salads Pnces Range From $3 75 For Lunch & $6 25 For Dinner Hours Moo -Set..~ 11 am For Lunch 4 CQ>in Mon -f.n • Otnner 3.tn>in Sat & Sun Map-Cred& Cards ~ Located At 2300 Harbor Bl #31. C09tll Mll8ll (714) 641=777 LA CAVE Menu Includes l.Dbstar, Crab, Shimp. Steaks, Rib eye Dally §peoals Fn & Sat Pnma Rib, Full Bar & Wrne LISt Casual Dress Hours Lunches 11 ·30-2 ~ -[)Inner Mon.-Sat From 5'3C4>m VIM, Mast.ercard, 0tnens Oub Locetad At 1695 lrvme Ave.' (And 17th•) Neer 81ockbuster Entertainment c.osta Mesa (714) 646-7944 .. ..AM THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1996 Abori[ftnal : .enlight;ment • zn Alice Springs C orona del Mar native Susan Seely and her new husband Arie Katz are on a yearlong honeymoon trip around the world. And they've Invited us -well, anyone who jumps on the Internet, actually -to join them, via regular e-mail dispatches about their journey. The couple married in May and quit their jobs -she was direc- tor of the state of Massachusetts' office of international trade and investment; he was a corporate lawyer -to embark on the mission of visiting Jewish communiUes around the world. They plan stops in New Zealand, Australia, Thailand, Turkey, India and South Africa, among other countnes. They are diligently recording their experience on a laptop computer and digital camera and plan to share intormaUon about Jewish contacts, kosher restaurants and synagogues in the spots they visit. Their Internet web site address is www.jwconnection.com. The Aboriginal dreamtime spirits are still present and trying to make themselves felt by all who come to see the places where they reside, but few peo- ple, other than those who have the patience and the heart to see, take any notice and leave with- out ever knowing that they were _ _,__m_lh& presence o ese powerful Seely was student body president at Corona del Mar High in 1983-84, and her parents are 40·year residents of Newport Beach. The Daily Pilot plans to publish periodic updates of the trip. By Susan Seely Aug. 6, 1996 ALICE SPRINGS TO DAR- WIN (Where it is hot and humid) -Welcome to the Northern Terri- tory. How youse going? (Typical Northern Territory Aussie phrase 11•mm WffiWflO«M • IEACON uv*" I AUTO WASH ii A81 E 17TH COSTA MESA meaning, "How are you all doing?") We arrived in Allee Springs in the afternoon, when the sunlight makes the desert look particular- ly red and beautiful. You can tell Just by looking that there are spirits there in the desert. ' JOltl WATll DCMi . A.IPllll BEACON IAY ~ AUTO WASH A200 BlltOi STREET lllSTOl NEWPOU IEAOi, CA spirits; they come to see the famous places and conquer them in true Western civilization style. The Aboriginal culture is at least 50,000 to 60,000 years old - the oldest known culture still in existence today. Unfortunately, it will take a much smaller amount of time before the civilization with which we white people are so comfortable will almost com- pletely eradicate it. Perhaps I'm wrong and that's too pessimistic a view and I know very little about it, but what I have seen, learned and heard leads me to believe that it is extremely difficult to reconcile 1.50 NEWPOKT CfNTU DR. NEWf'ORT BEACH N(WlC (QlS1 llllilnM' the essence and spirit of the Abo- rigines with modem society. There are very few Aborigines today -only those living in the very remote bush -that still live a traditional life. The food they eat is now largely "white man's" processed, fatty foods, and a peo- ple who were once lithe and trim are nowmvanably fat and pron~ to alcoholism. Their bodies have been used to "bush tucker" from plants and the very few animals that are found in the desert and rain forests or coastal areas. It's been really interesting to learn about, however. As a tie-in to our Jewish theme, it's interesting to note that the Aborigine males traditionally go through an initiation ritual at the age of 12-14, after which they are considered adult males; indeed, if an Aboriginal male does not undergo initiation (and very few do these days}, they will always be considered children by more traditional Aborigines. -W. MW the JnaedlbM CJlwu (Ay.n Rode), OM of tM Sewtl Nafwal Wond9n Of the World at sun.Mt, and WWW MJMZed - lndeiail»ble drNmtJme spirits~ ..• ,. Part of the initiation ceremony is circumcision. Interestingly, men and women have different sacred sites, both equally impor- tant and sacred, and neither is allowed to go into the other's site. There was also a clear division of tasks and responsibilities between men and women. Men bunted for larger animals (kan-· garoos, emus, crocodiles and the like) and women gathered bush tucker and took care of the young. Some of what we learned and experienced during our four days in the "bush" (a one-day trip to an "Aboriginal" community, and a three-day campmg trip): ,We drank billy tea from a billy can. We ate damper, a kind of bread made in a big pot set in the coals of our campfire. We saw a "teenage" joey try and try .-....~-baclrintuilis-motherr pouch and finally succeed -hys- terically funny! We saw heaps of shooting stars along with the Southern Cross, Jupiter and the Seven Sis- ters in the Southern sky; learned all about different types of "bush tucker" including witchety grubs, bush potatoes, honey ants, bush bananas, a sage-eucalyptus plant, blue-plum trees, spear vines, and dozens more that I can't remember. We saw a bunch of wedge- tailed eagles (mighty impressive big birds); other, more colorful birds, large and small -Jabirus, snake-necked darters, sulphur- -SUSAN SEELY AND ARIE KATZ I crested cockatoos, bee--catcbers, : etc.; we saw the incredible uturu: (Ayer's Rock), one of the Seven : Natural Wonders of the World at• sunset, and were amazed -inde-: saibable dreamtime spirits ' everywhere. ' We hiked King's Canyon and the Garden of Eden; we hiked , through the Valley of the Winds at sunrise in the Olgas; we learned a lot about the Aborigi- nal culture and met some really quality people who. have become our friends! This afternoon we flew up to the Top End into Darwin. Darwin is basically a hot, humid pit (and so is the YWCA where we are staying -a real letdown from the YWCA in Allee). The only reason to come here is to go somewhere else, which is what we are doing tomorrow when we go on a two- day-(too-short, but--we!-ve got move on to Ball), tour of Kakadu National Forest and the Mary River Wetlands (we're missing Litchfield Park). One more thing that's fairly interesting: In both New Zealand and Australia, many, if not most, of the restaurants are BYO - bring your own. This is a great custom, cuz one just brings along their own bottle of wine and sometimes, but not always, pays · a small corkage fee and that's it. Other restaurants are licensed and serve alcoholic drinks as usual. Just a side note ... Let us know what is up with you -Cheers. Resort \Vatersports SPECIAL OFFER 201> OFF HOURLY RATE WITllTHIS AD! RENT MS AVAII..ABLE • Pedal Boats •Kayaks • Sailboards •Bikes •Sailboats • Boogie Boards •Skates • Seacycles • 213 Men Kayaks • Sunkats J • A Kayaking •Teen Water Sports Camp (Ages 10-18) •Windsurfing• ~· Sailing • Lessons • Electric Boats • Fishing Boats • --"""', Rcserv~tions l -8£\l)._SBS-0747 .. ,.,..,...., ...... Required ~ --·-·--- THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1996 A15 best of the readers hotline BLAST FROM THE PAST Most readers are stunned at news that school district rehired former Superintendent John Nicoll I 'm won~e~g if this ~ the operative phrase m this scenano, •quietly rehired." Because this must have been a uniquely creative criteria to allfy a man with his resume. Please reconsider for the health of this district. ELAINE ENGLAND Newport Beach I do not think we should rehire John Nicoll who was in charge when Wagn- er embezzled his millions from the school district. DALE MCCOY Newport Beach What in the world were they think- ing? Every time they want a survey they hire someone to do the survey. Every time they want a piece of advice they hire somebody from outside. What is the superintendent's job? I can't figure this out. They are building empires. This is just a political football to take more money from the district. I'm completely frustrated. J OEGROTIIUS Balboa I think it's time for Mac Bernd to get on his Harley and ride out of town. This is preposterous. What an in-your- face fella he turned out to be. TOM JOHNSON Balboa As a teacher in Newport-Mesa since 1967 I am appalled. But after all these years hardly surprised at both the cre- ation of an administrative job and John Nicoli's appointment to it. We sorely need money spent else- where. Isn't the farm at Costa Mesa High School being sold for that very reason? To hire John Nicoll is outrageous. He was superintendent when Wagner was embezzling. If he knew he broke the law, he belongs in jail. If he didn't, he is incompetent and should have been fired. To create that position and to rehire him is an insult. ELLEN BUfLER Long Beach I think it is absolutely disgusting. The man proved himself to be .: absolutely incompetent as an adminis- trator and it is clear there is a good ol' boyism at work here at the very high- est degree. It is a waste of the taxpay- er's mon~ ~~the members of the school board ought to be thoroughly ashamed of them.selves. In regard to the excuse that be was the only one who applied for the job, I suspect he was probably the only who was told of it. Even if he was the only one who applied for the job, the school board should have gone out for more applicants the second round. JOANNE REYNOLDS Corona del Mar I think it is another example of the growing arrogance of the superinten- dent and the school board. I'm getting a little sick and tired of it. I don't find it satisfactory at all. I think the statement that "political repercussions can't be involved in our thinking" is absolutely uncalled for and also inaccurate. JOHNMCGRAm Newport Beach correspondence readers respon d . 1:Debating the :merit's of :~Mac's raise : I heartily agree with the board's ·: decision to reward Mac Bernd for · • his dedication to his position of .·superintendent of the local unified school district. I believe that President Jim de Boom and other members of the "'board gave Bernd his greatest trib· · gly, found him to be "inactive in e professional administrators asso-j tion" and consequently, were ! fearful that he would become "iso-!. lated" and miss out on the currency i of their ideas. !:.·. What hogwash! Imagine a gifted person as our j superintendent who serves his 1.·:.:: schools and his community on a full. time basis having need of belonging i to a quasi-professional organization i=.::. of school administrators. Could it be that those who choose 1 to join such organizations i.e., trustee ;.=. groups, take offense or are ember· rused that there are those who pre-·.~'. fer -or see their way clear not to1 U1PTEJllS tAVAltAXAS ! Costa Mesa i FARM FOR SALE • EDITOlt'S NOTE: We asked our readerl if they believed It was a good Idea to purchase the Cos- ta Mesa High fann site. Here are some of the responses: I am in favor of upgrading the schools and park facilities. I vote no on the purchase of the farm property. It is way too expensive and it would be much bet- ter to upgrade the facilities we have and not have to wait another five to 10 years for the farm property to be developed. It's too much money to commit to one location when there are viable alterna- tives that we really need to look at. We definitely need the fadlities around town,'but I think they should be done in a different way. BOB GRAHM Costa Mesa The dty should buy it and develop it into a park. We have enough homes, we don't have enough park sites and open green area. This ls what we need so please let the city buy the property and make it into a park. DAIUJ!NE POWERS Costa Mesa and something where people may take their dogs for a walk. It would be a beautiful thing. As far as no development, Orange County is developing way too fast already. No apartments, no condomini- ums, no house tracks, a sports field and a park where your family could go would be wonderful. MIKE SKAHAN Corona del Mar 1-Ilgh farm site to develop a sports center. It's the best thing the city could do right now. The last thing we need is more houses and more congestion on the streets. U it's available for public use as well as school use, it could be a great blessing for this city. LESLIE WJLUAMS Costa Mesa The dty should definitely buy the Costa Mesa farm land. We don't need more homes to bring more traffic. We need healthy young people. A healthy body makes a healthy mind. I think it is great the district b1red John NkloD bact. He's a great mind and why waste greet mlnds1 He did not ltM1 anYtblng dur- ln.g that embezzlemant ind he beileftled tn no way ma (former district Urialice ~or) Stephen Wagnen theft. And 1 think the school district can benefit from ms knowledge. Why waste it? CUNT HOOSE Newport Beach You have got to be lddding. I don't care bow quali- fied John Nicoll is for the job that wu available. He has proved in the past that he is an arrogant person. He does not supervise well. How can be possibly do anythingf He needs to sit home and thiilk about all the trouble he caused the school district. Mac Bernd is not a Patton and John Nicoll is not a retired former enemy. This is a very bad situation. There is no way they can possi- bly go along with this. What hap- pened with Wagner is unacceptable in our society and in our town. For Nicoll to be rehired at this point in time is ludicrous. RON WINSHIP Newport Beach They say the memory is the first thing to go and apparently that is the case with John Nicoll. Fortu- nately the parents of our school dis- trict remember. He doesn't anticipate any com- plaints unless he doesn't do a good It sounds like a very good deal to me. I believe it was Will Rogers who said they are not making any land any- more. All the citizens in Costa Mesa and the City Council should become futur- ists and look at Costa Mesa in the year 2050 or the year 2100. Ask yourself, would we rather have homes on that property that could eventually tum into slums, or would we leave it as a playing field or a park that will always be open space for people to enjoy for the next 100 to 200 years? That is the important thing. DAVID ROSS Costa Mesa SUSAN SHAW COsta~esa job. Well we already know be does- n't do a good job and he is rehired anyway. I would love to have seen that job description since he was the only one to apply for this newly created administrative post. Did it read, ·wanted, supervisor of adult education teachers. Must .have 25 plus years experience as superintendent. Special qualifica- tions to include the ability to over- see the embezzlement of more than $4 million dollars from an already financially strapped school dis· trict." Does this man have no shame? Ell.EEN TRUXTON Costa Mesa turn that mto recreational facilities simi- lar to Mile Square in Fountain Valley. ROBERT WILUAMS Costa Mesa I deliberately drive down Placentia Street to go through that undeveloped land just to get an idea what this area used to look like before all of the devel- opment. It gives me a very good feeling to see some undeveloped land. I think. it's worth having, just for that purpose and no other purpose -just to watch the kids fly their kites there. The youth of today will be our leaders of tomorrow. Let the students have a car wash, garage sale, put on a song and dance program, teach them responsibili- I hope they do buy the school farm because once. that land is sold out and people don't have access to it, it will be gone forever. j The city should buy it. The city It is an ideal location near the high ty. i should tum it Into a sports field with MAlllAN PLETCHER school, the college, the fairgrounds. I BARBARA BROWN My children attend Corona del Mu High School in eighth grade and 10th grade. Bernd deserves nothing. The quality of education bu gone way down. The money going toward our new office building should be put toward the teachen and revitalization of tbe IChool -maybe a junior high IC.bool on the lide of Corona del Mar High School. i some type of a park with picnic areas Costa Mesa very strongly support the purchase to Costa Mesa I r---....:.,.~--_,...------'"--~~~----..,.-----~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--. I ! 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"People have to make a U- turn to get in here," said Fer- nandez, who has worked at Arches for 15 years. "Some- times people get cited there, .and then they get mad at us and don't come back.• "I had a .great time at South Coast Plaza, and I still have strong alle- • II g1ances ... . -JIM HENWOOD • conventions come through town a year. Don't forget the L.A. Fair. About 1.3 million attended in 1995. Just as many are expected at this year's event, Sept. 6-29. one location. "There are too many options other places," he said. "I try to make sure I get to know every- ·body who comes in my place - I think that's what we've gotten away from.ff Since the 1960s, in fact, fair attendance has only once dipped below 1 million and that was because of rain, said spokesman Sid Robinson. This year, nightly live ente r- tainment, an interactive attrac- tion, animal contests, food booths, games, chuck wagons, rodeos, rides, retail, an art gallery and other activities are on the roster: By the way, Henwood has no plans to move from Corona Del Mar. He makes the 30-45 minute drive to work each day. Though Fairplex seemingly has it all, it doesn't have that ocean breeze. Carpet Your Entire Home with Plush or Berber iii foron9 s49 00 UPT03MOS SAME AS CASH OAC Based on 50 yds. Padding & Installation Included While Supplies Last CARPET DEPOT VINYL * WOOD * M~RBLE * TILE Commercial • Residential Sales • Service Full line of Wool, W<Y>/en Axminster & Sisal Carpe1tng Available 1904 Harbor Boulevard • Costa Mesa N.E. Comer of Harbor & 19th Street ~~~--I .. 722-9642 z l• Uc# 649491 Mon-sat 1 D-6 Sun 11·5 QUALITY IS Return to glory ... USC Collections ONLY AT SOUTH COAST PLAZA CRYSTAL COURT . THE VILLAGE . TH~. OFFICES NORDSTROM MACY'S MACY'S MEN'S STORE SEAAS R061NSOHS·MAY SAKS AfTH AV£NUE Monday t!lrough Pnd.110 • 111. to 9 p.m. S.l\IJdly to• m. io 7 p111. Svnd.ty 11 am to Ul pm. S.n 1Mgo (~l Frwy al m3 Bmtol St, C~ McN. CA~ (71414.is.m> (*XI) 181-3888 • THE VOLWnllilt WC1UltY runs periodic.ally In the Daffy Piiot. If you'd like Information on ~Ing your orga- nization listed, c.all 642-4321, Ext. 331. AMERICAN YoufH SOCCER ORGANIZATION Corona del Mar AYSO Soccer Region 57 needs volunteers for 1996 soccer season registration. Parents of boys and girts ages 4 112 to 16 are needed for computer • input. telephones, coaching. refereeing. equipment and purchasing. call 640-2539. BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS OF COSTA MESA//NEWPORT BEACH The three area Boys and Girls Clubs need volunteer coaches and arts and crafts wOfkshop teachers. For locations and more Information, call Dick Powers, 642-2245. CENTENNIAL FARM TOURS Volunteer docents are needed at the Centennial Farm at the Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa. Call Ginny Smith, 708-1517. CENTER FOR CREATIVE ALTERNATIVES The Center for Creative Alternatives, a non-profit charitable organization that works through the United Way, needs vol- unteers, graduate levelintems orualnees. For information, call Karen, 642-0377. CONSUMERS FOR LEGAL REFORM Consumers for Legal Reform has an ongoing need for volunteers to monitor civil court judges. A computer and dona- tions are also needed. For more infor- mation, call Barbara at 854-0881. tiliiiii ~AUftNU ORANGE COUNTY COSTA MESA OVIC PLAYHOUSE The Costa Mesa Clvk Playhouse needs volunteers for ushering, backstage, mailings, typing, lights and many other duties. For more Information, call 650- 5269. .. COSTA MESA HISTORICAL SOOETY The society collects information, pho- tos and artifacts relating to the history of Costa Mesa and the harbor area. Vol- unteers are needed for clerical tasks, computer Input and help In the library. For Information, call Charles Bl!echer, 631-5918. DISCOVERY SHOP Discovery Shops are run by the Ameri- can Cancer Society. Volunteers are need- ed, and no special skUls are necessary. For Information, call 640-47n between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. DISPUTE RESOLUTION SERVICES .Dispute Resolution Services needs vol- unteer mediators, case specialists and outreach assistants to help in a variety of mediation cases. Biiinguai language skills are needed for office volunteers and for mediators. For more informa- tiol). call 250-0488. EASTER SEALS Ifie Easter seals Society needs vo1un- teers for ongoing clerical work and to help in programs for children with dis- abilities and in special events. For infor- mation, call B34-1111. EXCHANGE CLUB CHILO ABUSE PREVENTION CENTER Donate new school supplies or become Coming ... Fri., Sept. 13 a volunteer to help children victimized by child abuse. Volunteers work wltt\ county referrals to assist high-risk victims of parental drug addiction, And to ensure their on-going developmentii they need paper; crayons, pencils, etc. for classwork. Drop off supplies at the Child Abuse Center Offke In Costa Mesa at 2482 Newport Blvd .• No. 7 or Union Bank In Newport Beach at 1090 Bayside Dr. Phone 722-1107 for more Informa- tion. FOOD DISTRIBUTION CENTER The Food Distribution Center; Orange County's private non-profit food bank, needs volunteers to Inspect and sort donated fooas and to help with mail· ings. For more Information, call the vol· unteer coordinator, 771-1343. · OPERA PAOFIC The Opera Pacific Guild Alliance, a sup- port group for Opera Pacific., has a wid~ range of activities for volunteers. For information, call 474-4488. OPERATION CLEAN SLATE Operation Clean Slate, a Costa Mesa· based organization that focuses on graf- fiti prevention, needs volunteers to paint out graffiti and for other duties. For more information, call Michael Howard .at 435-0745. ORANGE COAST INTERFAITH SHELTER • The Interfaith Shelter is the largest family shelter in the county, housing, feeding and counseling 20 families daily. The group needs volunteers and dispos- able diapers. For information, call Jeff Reynolds, 631-7213. The 8th annual Newport SeaFest returns to Newport Beach, Sept. 15 -22. featuring activities for the entire family. The highlight of the Newport SeaFest is the Taste of Newport, a three-day food end music fest. to be held the weekend of Sept. 20 • 22, with an expected crowd of more than 70,000. We will be producing a special Newport Seafest/Taste of Newport section featuring all the events. highlighting 34 top restaurants. live entertatnment and more. Publlcatlon Oate: Fri .. Sept. 13 Space & Copy: Mon .. Sept. 9 at 5 p.m. Camera Ready/Release: Wed .. Sept.'11 at 5 p.m. Contact your sales representative today or call (714) 642-4321, ext. 339. ------------~ ---...,1 rr ----- - -, : T(1ste [~/Newport : 11 --- - -_ _.J I T • s A L L G 0 0 D. -- . • • • .. • • • • . -. • • • • • • .. .. • • • • • • • • ". I EYE-OPENER Lindsay Davenport's second-round match at U.S. Open lasts 49 minutes. It's a new year and a new look for Corona del Mar with a switch to a one-back system to get the most from a team of new-names. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot C ORONA DEL MAR-The Corona del Mar High football team opened practice Monday, but tryouts officially kick off today. For, as with perhaps no other team in Sea King history, an ominous cloud of uncertainty followed this collection of sophomores, transfers, newcomers and largely inexperienced upperclassmen from spring practice, through the summer, and into today's first day of pads. Watching their troops for the first time in full gear, Coach Dick Freeman • CdM Coach Freeman says his final draft on this team may not be fully realized until well into the nonleague campaign. By Barry Faulkner, ~io/ Pilot C ORONA DEL MAR - With only two weeks remaining before the season opener, the Corona del Mar High football practice field remains a land of opportunity for Sea King players, who can help influence what is expected to be ample editing of the depth chart's first draft. In fa~, after talking with bis first full campaign at the helm after 19 seasons as an assistant, a starting lineup appears to be only a concept at this point. "'We don't have much experience back, but one thing that really helps the situation is that the sophomores and juniors we have are very good.• said Fieeman, who welcomes back only two full-time starters . Here's a position-by-position breakdown: ,Quarterback -Senior Mike MCClellan enters the season as the clear-cut starter, but senior JUyerside Poly transfer Nick Hood. junior Santa Margarita transfer Seth Richardson and sophomore Dennis Alshuler provide an ample safety net, · according to Freeman. 1996 f~otball preview ... corona del mar high school sea kings· 5cHBDULE Todlly Cot'on4t d9I MM s.twday EsfMKlll~ &gin lhwsday, Sept. 5 Newpotfi Slf/lors S.11twday, Sept. 7 Mes.t~ MustMlgs and his staff are hoping lightning strikes. "This is kind of unique," said Freeman, who shed the 'interim tag he carried the final 11 games of last year's 9-4 campaign, having taken over for the deposed Mark Schuster. "It's very unusual to have only about two, maybe four guys with a lot of experience." Indee d, all but two full-time starters from last year's record-setting CIF Southern Section Division V semifinalist have since traded their helmet and jersey for cap and gown. --eo.dl • ~ .. ....... --CMdt Gone are catalytic quarterback and CIF Divisicm V Co-Player of the Year Josh Walz, Newport-Mesa District Defensive Player of the Year Sky Conway, the vaunted Five Crowns offensive line -including All-CIF performers and Division I-A recruits Richy Nichols and Nick Schaumburg -and leading receiving Darren MacDonald. 1962 -Howard Johnson N 2-7 4-4-1 3-6 5-3-1 1.+2 5-41 1912 -Didt Manis ...... 3-7 g.3 6-4 Also found only in the stands on game nights is a cast of All-Sea View Leaguers whose senior leadership, determination and talent helped hold the team together when Sch uster's arrest on molestation charges before the third game threatened to shred such plentiful preseason promise. 1963 -Howard Johnson 1964 -Howard Johnson 1965 -Howwd~ 1966 -Howard Johnson 1967 -~ Hc&nd 1968 -Owe Holland 1969 -Daye Holland 1970 -Dave Holland 1971 -Dave Holland 1972-Daye Hofland 1973-Daye Holland 1974-Dave Holland 1975 -Daye Holland 1976-Ok:k Morris 4-5 3-6 *7-3 4-4-1 3-6 3-5-1 . 3-6 u7.3 1'83-0.WHollMd 1• -o.v. HollMd 1985-0.W~ 1•-o.v.~ 1917 -o.w Holland ,. -Dew Holland 1919 -D.w Holland 1990 -0.. HollMd 1991 -~ Holt.nd 1912 -o.w Holland 1993 -[)aye Holt.id 1994-M.tt Schuster 199S•Didt~ -----4-6 4-6 6-6 ·•12-0-2 •11-) 5-5-1 2+2 M-1 7-41 ~ 9-4 19n -Ok:k Morris 1978 -Okk Morris 1979 -Okk Morris 1980 -Dldt Morris 1981 -Ok:k Morris 5-5 *'"6-5 4-6 ***7-5 7-3-1 Senior running back Tom O'Meara, who bee-lined behind the Five Crowns to 1,424 yards -including nine 100-yard-plus games -and a school single-season record 20 touchdowns, is the marquee returner. But, with an all-new offensive line, the makeup of which lingers as one of several personnel puzzles, !!ven O 'Meara's impact figures to be lessened with a conversion to a • SEE COM PAGE 82 Though the veteran Five Crowns offensive line is no longer paving the way, O'Meara's polished running technique -lowered shoulders replacing an upright approach -has Cd.M coaches expecting big things from this potential Division I recruit. O'Meara, whom Freeman said runs the 40 in 4.45, squatted 600 pounds at the team's lift-a-thon and is a threat to punish any prospective tackler. •If he breaks it up the middle, him and the safety are going to get intimate real quick," Freeman quipped. O'Meara will also be utilized as a receiver out of the backfield, though he caught a junior. "We want to get him the ball out where he can run against smaller people," Freeman said. Senior Dominic Riccabona, as well as juniors Ryan Actherberg and Greg Burden, will provide depth here, while also sharing time at the King back (slot) position . Sophomore Nate Lemmerman, slated to compete for playing time in the backfield, will likely miss the season after undergoing knee surgery. Recelven -George Sumner, who hauled in 17 passes for 341 yards as a junior starter last fall, is the leader of what Freeman tenns a talented and tough, though small, band of pass catchers. H e garnered honorable mention for all-league laurels. r--------~----------------------------------------, I I I I I I I CORONA DEL MA& I I I I I : SEA KINGS l I I I I : • Colors: Silver, blue, white. : : • League: Sea View League. l : • 1995 record: League, 3-2; Overall, 9-4. : , • Type of offense: Single back. 1 : • l}tpe of defense: Multiple 4-3. : : • Head coach: Dick Freeman (second : 1 year•, 7-4). • : • Staff: Freeman (defensive coordinator, : : linebackers, tight ends); Lyle Lansdell : : (offensive coordinator, quarterbacks, ' receivers); Roger Roelle (defensive line, : special teams, strength); Tony Naranjo Dick Freeman : (running backs); JC>t)n Haf lam (secondary, • receivers); Miguel Romo (offensive line). : • Interim coach final 11 games of '95. : • Returning starters: 3 offense, 2 defense :· • Returning lettermen: 21 1 • Returning with honors: RB Tom O'Meara; WR George ' Sumner. 1996 schedule Thursday, Sept. 12 -Marina (at Westminster High) Thursday, Sept. 19 -Garden Grove (at Davidson Field) Friday, Sept. 27 -Canyon (at Davidson Field) Saturday, Oct. 5 -Saddleback (at Santa Ana B<>WI), 1 Frida • Oct. 11 -Oran e Lutheran (at Davidson Field) Friday, oct. 25 -Woodbridge• (at Irvine High) Friday, Nov. 1 -El Toro• (at Davidson Field) Friday, Nov. 8 -at Newport Harbor* Thursday, Nov. 14 -Santa Margarita* (at Saddleback College) • Denotes Sea View League game. ' All games 7:30 p.m., unless noted. I I I I I I I I L-----------------------------------------______ _, CORONA DEL Md ~~P~.JUM.E TLME P "lbis has become pretty important to him and he's put in a lot of work to grasp our new one-back offense," Freeman sait:i of McClellan, who threw only 10 passes backing up Josh Walz last fall, rompleting six for 100 yards and two touchdowns, without an interception. DON LEACH I DAllY PILOT Tom O'Meara ls CdM'a bread 'n butter ln the ground game. Junior Ryan Cooper, who started a handful of games last fall, was another frequent McClellan target in passing league action, as were juniors Mi.lee Finn and T.J . Hildebrandt and sophomore Hunter MacDonald, no relation to '95 receptions leader Darren MacDonald. Richardson quarterbacked the RUDDJ.ng backs -The newly Santa Margarita junior varsity installed one-back system will last year, according to Freeman, feature senior returner Tom who likes Alshuler's tools, even O'Meara, who rumbled for Hood, more of an option <{\14rterback. according to P!Mman, provides Walz-like running ability, but is working to improve as a drop-back though the 6-foot-4, 1,424 yards and 20 touchdowns 184·pounder pref en tight end. last year en route to first-team Hood. Richardson and Daily Pilot All-Sea View •(Hunter MacDonald) is a midget (5-7, 150), but he really passer. The strong-armed Alsbuler could start at other League and All-Newport-Mesa positions. District dilttnction. • SEE SEA KJNGS PAGE. ~-2 ~ ' . . . --..... _ ~y were the most prQ.Ufic scorers in CdM biStocy • D was a season of high expectation& -the See Kings swvived some oft-field turmoil to . . become the highest icoring aquacl ln school history 8b4 off-the-field distractions for the most with 366 points tn 13 conte1t1. ~losive Sea Kings footb lll team ever. It wu nearly 372 and a chance at a 14th game, but a fumbled snap deep in Servite territory in the CIP Southern Section Diviaion V tem1final allowed the Prian to prevail, 21-16, eodmg a momentous . I DON LEACH I DAILY Ptl.OT Senior Mike McClellan (above, left), a two-year varsity lettennan, will guide the Sea Kings in the '96 season at quarterback, with the protectton of lineman Scott Wtcken (51) one of his major assets; below, two of Corona del Mar's top receivers are Ryan Cooper (left) and George Sumner. COM CONTINUED FROM 81 one-back "West Coast" offensive scheme predicated on the pass. "We're not going to be able to blow people off the ball like we did last year, so we can't rely on our running game." Freeman explained. "Our passing game is going to have to really help ~ur running game. We're going to have to throw the ball and spread the defense a little to get Tom some room." Helping the aerial attack fly will be senior receiver George Sumner, the other full-time starter back. He did, however. split his starting chores between comerback (early in the season) and receiver, where he settled for most of the year to catch 17 pdsses for 341 yards and one touchdown. . several games, is another among the diminutive receiving corps, the five le<1ders from which, Freeman reports. have shown an eagerness lo sacrifice their bodies -which average around 5-10, 160 pounds -in pursuit of the baU. "We have just a ton of possession guys with not a lot of speed, but they can catch the haU," Freeman said. "We don't have a guy w ho can turn a cor- nerback around in circles." Triggering the attack will be senior quarterback Mike McClellan, who has dedicated his off-season to mastering offensive mastermind Lyle Lansdell's intricate scheme. He completed 6 of 10 for 100 yards and two touchdowns in a backup role last fall . Rounding out the "experience" factor is lineman Scott Wicken, who started a Mark Hattleld 'JYHarpe:r ·!1·995 :cONTINUED FROM 81 District MVP accolades en route to Georgetown University. FJve Crowns members Nick Schaumburg (Colorado State) and Richy Nichols (SMU) joined Walz and District Defensive Player of the Year Sky Conway as All-CIP perfonners, while Conw~ later earned Defensive Player of the Game laurels in the Orange County All-Star Game. Mark Schuster began his second season ot the helm with. blowout victories over Marina and Garden Grove. but wu arrested on molestation charges b<ifore the third game, ill which Kt'onedy earned ft 17-10 decision over ft traumetized /e&n, led by f Alshuler handful of games on the defensive line, but figures to shift to the other side of the ball this fall. In addition, Matt Perry earned his letter filling in for the Five Crowns, and will step up to assume one of the thrones left by his publicized predecessors. From there, however, there are more questions than answers. as Hildebrandt Freeman and the rest of the brain trust try to sort things out. "Basically, we only have eight or nine guys, right now, who we consider real players," Freeman said. "What we'll try to do is split to try to keep guys from going both ways. "Personne l decisions are going to be big," Freeman continued, "because we can't afford to miss any kids. We don't want a kid sitting out who should be playing and contributing. We don't have the luxury of stacking guys up like some other schools. If we get 22 football players, that's what we're looking for. That means two-thirds of the team could be starting.• Freeman, who retains the defensive coordinator role he held as a Schuster assistant, says he will lean toward manning the defense with the Sea Kings' best. "I was always arguing with the offensive guys about personnel, but now I get the last word," continued Freeman. Freeman said he will also try to stack his' defense with the majority of the team's quickness. Achterberg "We're looking for speed on defense, which may end up taking some guys away from the offense. We've moved some people because of speed, shifting slower defensive backs up to linebackers and some slower linebackers down to lineman." Despite the obstacle of inexperience, Salmonson however, Freeman isn't willing to concede a return trip to the playoffs. "Survival is not a word that comes to mind," Freeman said. "Survivil_lg means you Just lived earthquakes. We're going in with the intention of winning the dad gum thing." The main reason for Freeman's optimism is his faith in Lansdell's offensive approach. "What Lyle has done with the offense, we think it can work. We have a chance with this offense and I'm excited about it. I like what McClellan can do, I like our receivers, we have a good running back and some tough people on the offensive line. We're not big up front (only five Sea Kings top the 220-pound plateau}, but we have guys who will smack people. "It's not like people can concentrate on holding O'Meara to less than 100 yards and count on beating us, and I don't feel we need to bold people scoreless in order to beat them, 3-0 .. We may end up winning games, 48-45." Matt Perry Hunter MacDonald pomlnic Rkx'.abooa interim coach Dick Freeman. Freeman and strong senior leadership, however, righted the ship, which sailed into th~ postseason on the crest of triumphs over Santa Margarita and Irvine. A 49-28 first-round verdict over Brea Olinda set up a rematch with Kennedy and the Fighting Irish put up nary a whimper in CdM's 28-0 quarte.rf:inal victory. Ryan Crogan, O 'Meara, Ryan Bums, Darren MacDonald, Tun Goode, Jeff Bogdan, Chris Wills and Jimmy Keane joined the aforementioned All-ClP choices with all·league honors, helping the Sea Kings break or tie 10 offensive school records and amass the third-most stngle-season Wini in the school's 34-year varsity ;nstory. Non ..... 42 Marina 0 48 Garden Grave 7 10 Ken~ 17 34 Slddlliledt 14 12 Setti~~ 8 21 0 21 CONTINUED FROM 81 goes after the ball,• Freeman said. "He's our psycho receiver.• Tigbt end -Junior Tun Thurman, a 6-6. 230-pounder who also plays basketball and baseball, tops the list as a sure-handed, if not speedy receiver who can push people around in the trenches. Alshuler is another potential contributor as is sophomore Mark Hatfield, whose frothing intensity and rock-solid 6-1, 190-pound frame likely make him more valuable on defense. Sophomore Alex Bottom and junior newcomer Greg Coon will add depth. Offensive line -Perhaps no shoes to fill are more sizable than those of the Five Crowns, who fueled the 366-point offensive machine with bone-jarring efficiency. Scott Wicken (5-10, 220), a part-time starter on the defensive front as a junior, Ellison will be counted upon, as will senior Matt Perry (5-10, 200), who owns some rare experience procured as a backup last fall. Wicken could play guard or tackle, according Shea to Freeman, while Perry is penciled in at guard. Kurt Ellison, a 5-11, 475-pound senior transfer from Long Beach Poly, is projected to start at center Brower and has already impressed Freeman wi. his leadership qualities. Richard Salmonson, a 6-3, ~30-pound junior newcomer, would add much-needed size {only five Thurman CdM players top the 220-pound plateau), while sophomore Ty Harper (6-1, 201) and senior Ryan Niedringhaus (6-3, 190) could also figure into the picture. Senior Brady Colton, junior Tyler Brower. as well as sophomores Steve Witt and Brett Wiseman are also in the running. Kicking game -Matt Hoyt, a senior acquisition from the soccer team, is battling senior Ross Anderson for place-kicking duty, with Freeman giving Hoyt Hoyt and Anderson could also punt, with Thurman another possibility there. Defensive line -On-the-job training could be the theme here, where Freeman projects three sophomores and a junior as potential starters. Hatfield, Harpet, Brower (5-10, 200) and Curt Sumner, a 5-10, 190-pound junior who earned all-league honors at a piep &Ghool-in Maine-last fall, could free up others to man the offensive line, if they're up to the varsity challenge. Linebackers -Kevin Wicken, a 5-9, 175-poundjunior recovering from knee surgery, could figure prominently in the middle if physically able, though sophomore Justin Shea has the early inside track. Richardson is another inside possibility. Hatfield and juniors Marshall Rothwell and Brett Hales are smallish outside backers. who bring enthusiasm and aggressiveness with their inexperience. Secondary -George Sumner started a handful of games at comerback before settling at receiver and could be one of the Sea Kings' few two·way per- formers. Cooper, who saw action at comer and we.tY, could also gar- ner double duty, while Royal McMackin, Alshuler, Hood, and Burden are also capable of catching the coaches' eye in the coming weeks. Mike Pinn, Tum Ward, Brian Burgey, MacDonald, Riccabona and Craig Levine were also mentioned by Freeman u possibilities. Thomason firially ffu.dS ms· home in the NFL with Green Bay Packers • Corona del Mar High product appeared to be left behirid in '94, only to resurface with the Pack. By Barry Faulkner, DaflyPilot Former Corona del Mar High standout Jeff Thomason has put law school on hold, for now, as his professional football career appears fully resurrected with the Green Bay Packers. · Thomason, a 6-foot-4112, 250-pound tight end who sparkled collegiately at Oregon, played seven games spanning · two seasons with the Cincinnati Bengals (1992-93), but wa-s relea:s-ed by-ttre Bengals in the summer of 1994. He was immediately claimed on waivers by the Packers, but released three weeks later, relegating him to civilian status for the entire 1994 campaign. The Packers, however, Josh Walz (Georgetown), Nick Schawnburg (Colorado State), Rkhy Nichols (SMU), Jimmy Keane (UCLA) and Darren MacDonald (Cal). J.R. Walz, who lost his CdM single-season touchdown record to Tom O'Meara last season, and who saw his single-season rushing record (1,543) threatened by O'Meara, enters his junior season with the Crusaders. The 5-9, 180-pound tailback has led the team in rushing each of the last two years, totaling r,232 yard:s a:mt10- touchdowµs. He was Patriot League Co-Rookie of the Year as a freshman. re-signed him before Jeff Thomason last year and he played Long, a 6-3, 294-pound defensive tackle who played one season at Orange Coast, is already working his way up the depth chart on the Palouse. Listed as the 16 games, starting one . I 1e caught three passes for 32 yards to up his career totals to seven receptions for 54 yards. A backup who played primarily on special teams last season, he has made the team once again and figures to see more playing time at tight end, according to Packers Offensive Coordinator Sherman Lewis. "Jeffis an excellent receiver, who is a big target with soft hands," Lewis is quoted in this year's Green Bay ,media guide. "He's one of those guys who improves every day. He played a little for us last year and will play even more this year. He's going to be a good player for us. n Thomason is believed to be the only CdM product ever to play in the NFL. Former Sea King and Cal linebacker Jerrott Willard retired recently after spending last season on the Kansas City Chief's injured reserve. His surgically repaired knees, aggravated by playing four seasons on artifidal turf in Berkeley, made it impossible for him to pursue a pro career after being drafted in the fifth round by the Chiefs in 1995. Former Sea Kings competing at four-year colleges this season include J.R. Walz (Holy Crpss), · hin on State • 21 Minimum Continuing Legal Education Credits (MCLE) • 25 tlour1 of Intensive, fast paced _IMtt!J_ctlon • Lecture, Simulations, Exercises, Rolep=a • Com · nslve Training Manual • C•rt catt Awarded upon completton No. 4 defensive tackle, Long is expected to see action as part of the Cougars' rotation in Saturday's nationally-televised opener against Colorado. Josh Walz, the 1995 CIF Southern Section Division V Co-Player of the Year whose running and· passing helped the Sea Kings score a school record 366 points last fall, has shifted to comerback with the Hoyas. He is expected to be among the top freshman contributors, according to Georgetown coaches. Schaumburg, an All-CIF offensive tackle last fall, bas been shftted to center for the Rams, who expect him to redshirt this season. Nichols, another All-CrF performer as the center on the Sea Kings Five Crowns offensive line, also plans to redshirt at SMU. where a knee injury suffered early in fall workouts is expected to sideline him for around four weeks. MacDonald, who led CdM in receiving last fall. is a walk-on with the Golden Bears, while Keane, '95 CdM punter and place-kicker, is a UCLA walk-on. Sky Conway, last year's Newport-Mesa District Defensive Player of the Year as a 5-11, 205-pound noseguard, is a member of the Rancho Santiago INVUTMINT Sl7I For Information & Registration Call 714-380-8862 =~:···'•:-:~ \l IO l\"I i{ \\(I "\I I· CALL FOR QUOTES Effectl•t • Knowledauble • Friendly RABBITT INSURANCE 441 Old Newport Blvd.• Newport Beach (near H0t1 Hoip1111) 631-7740 ... ,. I • I ' . . ~=round foe in-49 111lnutes at the .. .s. Ope could do lL" FLUSHING MEAoows. N.Y. -Un.dsay 0«venport of Newport Beach. an Olympic gold medalllt, lt1ll couiden benelf a d.alk bone lo the U.S. Ope'1. even though she needed only 49 minutes to d1lpose of unseeded Henrietta Nagyova (Slovakia) tn the eecond round Wednesday at the U.S. National Tennil Center. •1 personally wouldn't choose me to win. If I was going through the draw and betting with someone. I would pick proba- bly Steffi (Graf),• said Davenport, follow- ing her swift 6-0, 6-4 win over Nagyova, in DA whicb the ope.Ding set luted 16 ollouteL Davenport. 20, ls one ot the bottMt plAy· e11 on the Women's Tennis Aaodation Tour. She breezed through the first round Tuesday, defeating unseeded AdriAo4 Ser- ra·Zanetti in ltra.igbt sets. Davenport ls seeded eig~th. everyooe ui the~,• Aid De~ wbo beet Spain's S8~Vlcario tn tbe gold- medal match in Atlo.llta. "I've bad some good wins. I feel it I'm playing well and things work out, that I do bave a chance.• Davenport. not scheduled to play today, threw out the oere.mon1a1 first pitch from her seat near the dugout Tuesday night before the Mets-Padres game at Shea Sta- dium. Davenport bAd little nervousn against Nagyova, whose serve was broken three times in the first set. "It's going too easy, you're cruising, feeling good, then all of the sudden I got broke in the first game (of the second set),• Davenport said. •1t was like, 'Oh, no.' COSTA MESA -In the .._.. changmg world of NFL {ootball, kicker Gene Adair lS back wi&h the Detroit Uons. "He's going· to plAy on UMt developmental squad.~ ~ Coach College head ooacb Btll Workman said during WedMI· day's practice session. •He &alk8id to Coach (Paul) Briggs last algbt to let him know he's on the team So we have two guys up tliete " , •rm a lot more of the peoples' dark horse, 01 pick, outside of Grat. (Monica) Seles and (Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario), "I was nervous,• she sald. •1 found out I didn't pitch from the mound. I thought it WU a fenuUe thing, they didn't think I "For me here, 1 was so nervous about the first couple rounds, because 1 hadn't really passed them in years past, so I defi- nitely haven't looked very far in this draw.• OCC product Israel "Uiy" Ileanyi is with the 49ers. -By Richard Dunn PUIUC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLJC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES of these wage rate detemll· Pl!TllULIS conMnlad to the proposed you are hereby notified that Thi• bu1lne11 Is con-tNst will HM at public nation•. eniltled PREVAIL· • action.) The Independent in c&N you fail to 10 do. ducted by: • Corj)Ofallon IUCltOn to th• highHt INQ WAGE SCALE ate EaQ, (SaN OMOt 1 t admlnlttrallon authOfllY will JUDGMENT OR DECREE The registrant commenced bidder tor cHh and/or the PUILIC NOTICE maintained at~ DISTRICT IRYAN CAY• LLP, 120 be granted un1et1.,, Inter· BY DEFAULT WILL BE to ttan11ct bufioH• under cHh1er1 or certified checks ---------1 office located at: 1370 8ROADWAY, ITI. fSOO, "ltd penon ftlH 811 ob-RENDERED AGAINST YOU the llctltlou1 name or specified on civil code tee· NOTICE TO Adami Ave., Cotta ~. SANTA MONICA, CA i.ction to the petlUon and FOR THE RELIEF PRAYED nalTlff Usted above on S.t· tt0n 2924h lP•vable 1t the CONTRACTORS CA 92628, Physical FllCUJ. 904014305 1hOWI QOOd cause why the FOR IN THE PETITION 98 ume of nle 1n lawful CALLING FOR BIDS Iles Planning, and are avail· Publlahed Newport court anoutd not gtllll the FOR DISSOLUTION. Pacific Cout Wine Matkal· money of the United SchOOI Ot1trlct: COAST able to any lnt•esled patty Beach.Cotta M... Dally autl\Ority. In order to appeat and Ing, Mhur D Petry Jr., St11111 all 119ht. trtla and COMMUNITY COLUGE upon ttQUffl The C~ • A HEARING on the peU. defend, you must f!M a President 1ntar11t conveveo to and DISTRICT tr1ctor shall post a copy of PilOt AugUll 22• 23• 29• lion wlll be held on 9-26-96 propet response In writing Thi• ttalement WH filed now nald bv n under said Bld 0.adllne: S.plember lhll document It eecn job 1996. THF475 al 1:45 P.M. In Depl 703 with the Clerk of this Coull with the County Clerk of OHO of tNst 1n the prop· 26, 1998, et 2:00 p.m. she. The Con1111CIOI' and localed at: 34t The City accompanied by the t• Oraooe County on 7·26-98 anv h•r.,nattar dt1cr1t>.d: Place of Bid Receipt: Of. eny aubconttactor under It PUBLIC NOTICE Oflve, Orange, CA 92668. quired filing fH. Failure to 19983890910 or1g1n11 tNstor: H • P lice ol Director of Purchl .. 1hal pay nol leu than the IF YOU OBJECT TO the eppeat end defend will r• Dally Pilot August 8, t5, Oav11opment Co.. • gen· Ing, Coast Community Col-tpeelfled prevalllng rates of BSC 5197 grMtlng of the petition, you suit In JUdgment by Default 22. 29, 1998 Th464 1111 p1nnarsh1p 11 to par· tqge Ol1trlct Blelg. "D", Wlgft to all workers em· NOTICE O' should 1ppear at the hear· ~st you tonne relief r• eels 1, 2. 3. 4 , 6, 7. end 8: 1370 Adami Avenue, Costa ployed fn the execution or PETIT10N TO Ing and 1tate your ob-qU.-s1ealn the l'elmon. PUBLIC NOTICE G•rv M. Peters. 1 m1med Me11, CA 92626 !he· Contract. ADMINISTER etlont OI file wrillen ob-'t'ou ate required by law min 11 hts aole and sep1· Project ldentlflca1lon No bl~der mey Withdraw EITATE OFa tiont with the coun be-to MtV• a copy of any r• Fictitious Bualn•H rate propenv 11 to parcel Name: Orange CoHt Col· any bid for a perlO<I of llxty WILLIAM HENRY ore th• helling. Your ap-1ponse upon Pllitioner and Neme Statement 5: Roban L. Horne •nd lege Refoof Music & Can. (80) days after the date Mt ORICEWICH k pHrance may be In J*SOO such response should be The following persons are Janda L. Horne, husb1nd opy; Bid No. 1725 for the opening of bids. ' • • or by your 11torney. 1ddreued 11 follows: doing bu1lnH1 as: C & L •nd wife 15 1oint ten.. 11 Place Bld1 ere on Ille and A peymenl bond thalf be WILLIAM QRICIEWICH IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR DONALD LEE MOKMA, Enterprises, 20201 S.W. to pircels 9, 10. 11, 12, available at: omce of the required prior to execution CASE NO. A183018 or a contlng9nt creditor or P.O. Box t1122, Phoenix, Birch St., Ste. 205, Newport 13. 14. t5, t6, 17 ongin11 Physical Facilllle1 Cootdi-of the contrect and shall be To all helt1, beneflclarlH, th• deceased, you must file Arizona 85061. Beach CA 92660 bena1tc1arv: Farmers end nator, Ardilh Richey, Coest In the form aet forth In the credltor1, contingent credl· yo"' ctalm with the court GIVEN under my hand Camilla Eth1ll, 2422 Azure Merchants Bank of Long Community College Ola· contract document•. tort, and perton• Who may and mall a copy to the per· end the seal of the Supe· Avenue, Newport Beach, 8Hch, 8 California corpo· trlct: f370 Adams Ave., Pur1uant to Section 22300 otherwise be Interested In tonal repreHntatlve ap· rlor Court Of The Stale 0 1 CA 92660 ration original trustee: Oldg. "D", Costa Mesa, or the Publlc Contrect the will or estate, or both, pointed by the court wllhin Arizona. In And For The Letllt Crouch • Pion, 2528 Farmers and Merchants CA, (714) 432·5707 Code, the contract wUI con-of: WILLIAM HENRY four mon1h1 from Iha date County Of Marleopa, on University, Newport Beach, Trust Company of Long NOTICE IS HEREBY taln provision• pefmlning GRICEWICH aka WILLIAM or first l19uanct of the let· this date: JUL 30 t996 CA 112660 This business Is Beien. • California corpo· GIVEN that the ebov• the 1uc:c111ful bidder to GRICEWICH ter1 H provided In section SEAL conducted by: co·partners ration recorded May 9, named School District of aubstltuta securities for My A PETITION hes been 9100 ol th• California Pro-JUDITH ALLEN, Clerk Have you started doing 1990 11 instrument no. 90- 0iange County, Cellfornl• monies withheld by tha filed by MARK GRICEWICH bate Cooe. The Ume for m. Of The Superior Court business yet? No 248045 of off1c1•I recoros ncting by and through 111 District to ensure per1orm· In .the . Superior Court0 ol Ing clalm1 will not expire 81 Deputy Clerk Camilla EtheU 1n the off1ca of recorder of Governing Board, herelnef· ~under the contract. Celtfomia, County of R· before four months from 00 ALO LEE MOK .. A This 11a1em1n1 wu filed Orange county. said deed 1er referred to u "DIS-Eich bid 1ubmll1ed In re-ANGE. th• hearing date noticed N ..,,., with the County Clerk of of trust ducttbas th• fol- TRICT". will receive up to, 1ponse to thls Notice shall THE PETITION requests abOve. P.O. Box tt122, Phoenix. Orange County on 7·11·96 lowing oropenv: Parcel 9: but not Jeter than th• contain, 11 • bid Item, ad· thet MARK GRICEWICH be YOU MAY EXAMINE the Arizona 85061 (602) 320-18983889291 Lot 16 of vect no. 6505. 0>~1t1ted U!M, Naiad equate 1hffting, thorlng, appoint~ 11 Pefldonmlnlal rap. file kepi by lhe court. 11 you 5091, Petitioner· Pro Per 01ily Piiot August 8, 15, on the c11v of S1nta Ana, t>ods for 1he eward of 1 Ind bracing, or equivalent resenlative lo a star 111• a per1on lnlerested In Published Newport Beach 22 29 t996 Th466 countv of Orange. state of conttact for the project d• method, for the protection t~Esta~~0M~•N decedentj the Htete, 'fOAJ may Ille Costa Mesa Daily Pilol Au· ' ' C11tlorn1a, as per map scribed as: ol lile Ind limb In ttencnes the d • ~'ue~ with the court a formal R• gust 6 15 22 29 t99G PUBLIC NOTICE recorded in book 270. Re«>ol Music and Canopy and open exc1v1t1on, . "tcedlf ent • .. __ ... i:ed quest lor Special Nolle• of ' ' ' ' Th4st F1ctltloua Bualneta pages 30 and 31 of miscel· al Orenge Coast College which ahllt conform to ap-codlCnS, any, ..,. ...,m the filing of Ill Inventory laneous meps. 1n the ottica Thef• wCll be • five dollat plicable tafety Ofderl. to probate. The Wiii and and appraisal of Htale H· PUBLIC NOTICE Name S.te1ement of tne county recorder of (S5.00) non-refundable pay. Governing Boerd any codlclls ate available Hll or of MY petition OI' The following pertons are sa10 county. Parcel tO: Lot ment required for each HI er Wllllem M v... f0t eumlnatlon In the life account H pr~ In cna1407435 doing busln.11 u : lmprH· 17 ot 11act 6505, 1n the ol bid documents. Check• Ed D Che.;c•llor' k~IEby~ t •ectlon 1250 of the Caliror· Notte• of SeJ• sion On Hold lnternatlonal, c•tv of Santi Ana. countv should be made payable to C ' t c'' nlty C {. requet 1 nta Probate Code. A Re-of Penonel Pro-rtv 110 Collins Ave .. N-port ol orange, sttt• ot C.h· Coast Community COiiege 0•• ommu 0 IUthOfhy \o ldmlnliter th• quest for Special Notice ..--• Beach, CA 92662 forn1a as par mtP recorded District l99e Dlatrlct estate under. the lndepen-fOfm II avellable from the at Private Sele Timothy R. Reed, 1 tO Col· in bo~lt 270, pag.s 30 and Olds ihall be received In Publl1hed Newport dent Admlnl1u1tlon of E .. court clerk. Caae No. A 178 359 Un.a Ave., Newport Beech, 31 01 rrnscellaneous maps, tne place ld9'1Uf•d •boll•. Beech.Costa Mesa Dally ta)H Act. (Thi• •ulh«lty A1tornew for petl-In the Superior Court or CA 92662 1n the oftlca of the count~ PUBLIC NOTICE CDBG ANNUAL PERFORMANCE REPORT TO THE CONSOLIDATED PLANNING DOCUMENT (CPD) FOR TIIE PERIOD JULY l, 1995 THROUGH JUNE 30. l~. NOlicc is hereby given that the City of Newport Beach has completed its Annual Pcrfonnance Repon (APR) for fiscal Year 199"i·~· The APR identifies resources made available during the CPD ~od. the types of activitjcs undenaken. and other actions indicated in the five. year strategy and annual plan. The APR identifies accomplishments and program pe.rformance concerning the number and types of famili~ assisted; including the num.bcr of extremely low. low. '!lodcrale. and middlc..i~mc persons a.wslcd. and .tbc racial and .e.l.hnic. .SW"U.S.J_~f __ _.... __ • persons assisted. 1lle APR concerns the U..<ie of Community Dcvelopmem Bl<?Ck Graru (CDBG) funds received from the U.S. Department of Housrng and Urban Development (HUD) and expended during Pisca! Yf?lf 1995·96. During 1995-96, funds were spent for the fo llowing acuv1ues: ADA Improvements Social Services/Rehab Public Facilities Fair Housing Administration TOTAL S30.644 -S78.430 -$15.000 -Sll.o35 -i74 689 -S209.798 The activities undenaken by the City are consistent with U.S. Dcpanment of Housing and Urban Development National program objectives of providing increase<l h01.1sing opp.>rtu11ities. fat! housrntt opponunities. public services. removal of arch1tcctural bamers. and community development activities benefi1ing low and moderate income persons. NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN that all persons interested in reviewing the APR may inspect copies at the Planning Department at City Hall. 3300 Newpon Boulevard. Newport Beach. after Augu~t 28. 1996. Comments or requests for add11ional 1nfonna11on should be direct~' to Mr. Craig Bluell. Pnnc1pal Planner. City of Newpon Beach Planning Department, (714) 644-3225, prior to September 25. 1996. LaVonne Harkless, City Clerk, City or Newport Beach Published Newpon Beach. Costa Me:.a Daily P1I01 August 29. 1996. nnd those bldl .1hall be Piiot Auguat 22. 29, t996. Will allow the P41flOl'\ll rep-Uonen lhe State o( California, fOf This bu1lne11 Is con-recorder of 111d county. opened and publicly rHd th476 resentallve 10 take many Robert T. Metthews, the County of Orang41 dueled by: an lndl11ldual Parcel 1 t : Lot 91 of 1r1ct' L--------------------------"' nloud 11 the aboll•ttated actlon1 wi1h0ut c0Uf1 •P-13382 Miii Creek In the Matter of the Estate Have you started doing no 4893, in the cnv of-=========:r:=========r==:::=::::::::=::7.::=:~:;:== time and piece PUBLIC NOTICE prove!. Before taking car· of CHARLES FREDERICK business ye1? yes, 1-1·96 Nawpon Beacfi countv o~l ~ In aceordanee with th• tlln very Important actions, Drive, Ste. UO, '---CRONE, conservalff. Tlmothy R. RHd Orenge. 11111 ot' Celifomie, PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE provisions or Calllornle BSC 5432 ho-ver, the pertonal rep-9une Hlll1, CA 01553 Notice Is hereby given This 11atement wes filed 81 par map recorded in ---------l--------- Publlc Contract Code Ste· NOTICE OF resentatlve wlll be required Published Newport that the undersigned will with the County Clerk of book l80. pegH 20 and sale w.11 be held on: Sep· Trv•IM will aooepe a cash·« a clleck drawn by a state o• lion 3300, the District r• PETITION TO to give notice to lnterHled BHch·Costa MHa Dally tell at Private Sale, to the Orange County on 7·17·96 23 of mi•callaneout m.ps, tember t 8, 1996. 11 ier'• check drawn on a state ltderal savio0s and ~n assoc•a qUllH that the bidder pos· ADMINISTER pert0ns unltH they have Piiot August 28, 29, Sep-hl~hest and best bidder, 19983889954 records of Orange county, 10:00 a.m .. •t the front or netional bank. a check bOn, savinos USOCiatlOO OI son the following clH· ESTATE OF: ~1111:1 notice o~ont~tec; tembef 4 1996. &u ~~ to rls:o~atJon °1 Daily Piiot August 15, 22, C.hfomia. Parcel t 2: Ptrcal steps ol the Long Beaoh drewn by a stete or federal sa~o0s Dank spec1hed in StctA0° sit.cation of contractor'• Ii-FRANK ALEXANDER 1t.. l~eppr:°cs!nt •~m~i.. ' Wt.h858 ~ ~pet~ d rt, foSe~ 29, September 5, 1996. A: An . undivicl~ ountv courthou11 loc1ted credit union or a checll drawn 5101 of the Ftnanc:.iil Cooe and conse 11 the time thal th• . a er e ay 0 ,.. tll411 5145/3162t5 interest 1n t 415 W. OcHn Blvd .. by a state or ladenll uvings aulhonzed t0 Clo business 1n tn1s contrect Is awerded: RHODES, 111• tratlon authority will be PUBLIC NOTICE I.ember, t996 at the olnce and to lot 1 of trect no. Long Beech, C.hforn1• At and loan assoc:1atioo uvings sate In lilt e'ltnt ttl\Ckf other Contractor: Roofing LI· •ke FRANK A. grented unle•~,. en lnteb: of Oldman & Cool•J.· PUBLIC NOTICE 8106, 1n the city of Hunt the ttma of the initial pubU· aUOCl8tion or ..wigs bank tNn cash 1s ac«l)ttd the Trus cehse C-39 RHODES, Ill, aka med pef'lon 1 an ° cna1405954 LLP., 16t~ l/9'11ure Blv " 1ngton Beech, county of atton of th11 nouce, th• &peelfied in Section 5102 c:J wtUlllokl the ' ol PUBLISH: Augu1t 22. FRANK RHODES, Ill ="g:!c, ~'!:Y ~ Notice of SeJe :r4~!:'":i 1~111~~~ Fictitious Bualneas oraf\98, stet• ol C.llfomi1, otal 1moun1 of th• unpaid the Finanaal Code and :! ~me·s DetO ~s t996 and August 29, 1996 CASE NO. A183830 couft should not grant the of Reel Property Ulle and Interest of r tald N•m• Statement u per mao recorded 1n •l•nc• ot th• ob1tg1t1on auttM>rimd 10 do bu&i-in beeome ~IO tl1f paytt ~ WAlK THROUGH: Augu1t To all heirs, t>enefldarles, IUthorl~ et Prtvete Sale --•ee in end 10 all The fOllowlng peftons are book 372. paga 36 and ecured Y the above lhll &18te In the-t tendef endolsff as a fNtlef of "Ohl 30, 1998 at tO:OO a.m., creditors, contlngenl credl· · COi\$...... doing business es: Applled 37 of nuceUaneous maps. aacnbed deed of tNll and her ha cash ,...__._. OCC Melntenance & Op-tOfl and persons who may A H INQ on the pell-Cea• No. A1778ll the certain Personal erop. Instrumentation t950t Do-in the office of ltle count 1t1meted colts, expanHI, ot I n IS---.--.~ Yle Wtl be INdt. bll' o:...--Co o-located • in tlon will be held on SEP· In th• Suoerior Court or 8f1y situated In the City ol 'c CA f d •dv•neH 11 •e>-the Tru&lM may Withhold the Wllhoul ~ °' WllTllllY ere....... mp ... x othenw!N be Interested TEMBER 19 t998 at the Stet• o( California for N-:....,. Beach County ot redo, Trabuco anyon. recordet 0 satd countV. n 1AU11nce of tM TN$lee's omplted _ _._ t oft Flitvlew Road. (Right) the will or estate. or beth, . 5 . 0ep' 703• ,.... C .1 ,.._ • ·~...,.. ' . nl 92679 bcepr therefrom unrts 1 oXJmatetv Deed untH funds become '1IOl'tSS °' ,.__ .. Monitor Wav to End at of· FRANK ALEXANDER 1•4 pm in t. ..,.. the ounty 0 ..,..ange Orange, Slate of Califor; a, Mlchul John Desmond, ttlrougn 67 es shown upon '13.071,991 52. The to111 POUUSIOll or encuml>tanCfS to P81king Lot-r.F .. (7t4) 432· RHODES Ill aka FRANK A. cated 11 341 The City Drive In the Matter of lhe Estate particularly described as 19501 Dorado Trabuco ma cOl\dolNNUm plan debta<tness being an~ lo the payee or utsty lilt ll'ldtblrdntu 5'CUt!O 5590 RHODES. 111 1kl FRANK South, Orange, CA 92688· of LORENE S. MORETON, follows: Canyon CA 926J9 recorded on book 1t742 1tJmate on wt11ch the endof.-111 matt« al nghl by 5'14 Deecl ICMncts lllfre.,n. BID DATE: S.ptember 28, RHODES: Ill IF YOU OBJECT TO the dec:eesed. t~ of shires of stock This business Is con-pe9e t 288. official record~ paning btd 1s computed Said sale Wiii be made, Clef. Wl1!I llll!rtst as ~ t996 at 2:00 p.m. A PETITION hi.I been grentlng of the peulion, you Nonce 11 hereby~ that In Charles Frederick Crone, dueled by: an individual of said countV. Parcel a: nd mav be obt•ined b but Wllhout CXMtnanl or thfreon &nO lilt ~ ~ OOAAD DATE: October 8, filed by EUGENE STOCK· shoUld appeat at the heat· the under•lgned will sell 11 M.D.,. APC an.opthelmology Have you slarted doing Untt t 11 shown upon the llrng 13101 437·00t 1 ext rranty, eJIP'MI Of lmplted ba~ al the Nolf sea.n<t ti) t99G WELL RHODES In the Su-Ing and Slala your ob-Private Sile, to the hlghHt medical prllctice localed ln business et? no condominium plan ref med 5069 the d•v before th• regarding lltle. pos-ioo or WO Deecl lfllh U'lltl!$t ll'lfttGn 11 No payment shell be f>e'lor Court of Cahlornla, tectlons or Ille Wf•lleo ob-and .best ,bidder, subject to N~rt Beach, Callfornla. Michael J Desmond to In Ptrcel A above. Ptrcal sale. d•t•: August 19, encum~. lo utisfy lhe PfO¥lded 111 Utd Nole ltts made for work or materiel County of ORANGE. ectlons With th• court be-conl1rmauon ol said Supe-Practlce ~nslsts mainly of Thil statement was filed t 3: Parcel A: An undtvoded t 996 ,.,_... And Mer· indebtedneu MCX!red by c/WoeS ano exiitnses .of tllt under the contract unless THE PETITION request.s ore the h.earlng. Your ap. rlor Court, on or aller the patient files and office with the County Clerk or 5095/3 t 821 5 1ntttt11 1n chenu TNst C~y O &aid Deed. edllallOff tiler• trustee and Int trusts ettated by :ind until the Reglstr•r of that EUGENE STOCKWELL pearence may be In person lOth day or September, equipment. Orange County on 8·t2·96 end ro lot I of traC1 no. lont ~ ... H id uu. under, with lnt-1 81 pro-T Sl Dllld Contractors verifies to the RHODES be appointed II or by your attorney. t996, at the office of Rich-Terms of sale are cash in 19983882824 8106 in the city of Hunt tM Malmda H1rns, Fora vided thetein, and the unpeid UICI Deecl ~ o-• • 'OISTRICT th t the CON-· IF YOU AAE A CREDITOR lld W. Spencer, Attorney lawful money of the United ' Be h f closure Offlc• Linde R. pnnciPlll al the noee s.ec:ured 0&1~"6 $_...._ ... rs TRACTOR w:a ro 1 11-personal represen\ativr 1 10 or • contingent creditor of at Law, 725 Town & Couo-States on conllrmatlon ol De.Uy Pilot Aug. 22, 29. ington ac 'of cC~kf'!ni~ Zeck. Aut. TNet Office &aid deed with interest SelYicn. lnc. a Ce. CerJ. u Solid • THURSDAY. AUGUST 29. 1996 Ncwpon Bcech/Cotca M~ta Daily Pilot ; ....__. NOTICll "'9LIC llOTICll PU1UC NOTICEI "'IUC NOTICll PUIUC NOTICll PUIUC NOTICU PUIUC NOT1Cll PUILIC NOTICll PUIUC NOTICll PUIUC NOTtCU .~ l'RWrW'I ...._,740e0ot Offldtt fte· SCIO -Wllllllll fll l\tlC of NOTICt! ~ TRUIT'WI n<*<•l '*'9 COii 8'IO ,_., ._. ~ • 11111111 • ...... WYNa ~ """" Decillrllllll OI NOTICE OJ TRumE'S SAl.f .-sm .... ;f -,.. ~~ cotdl of On1nfe County, t11tace•.•~t1dlld ULm ~ DllD ~ ~ wlWI .,._ e... ..._. _. .._ ~ ., .. :mrww.e. w '*'*"tor ... • u Nol2S4tn UnlC COdtl 11mcUOCIJ!?GM• • .u i -·· -.: Cllf•·~ Alto~ ...... 111 ............ TRUST Nit: ... ~ ""*" '*' ........... --... I a .. ..h••••...... -Nob or Dllllllt lOWI NoLUfTHI.{ AH 049· --·~ ta 0..: 'JNNtrem en bciu.Ne mia.t........_PMlltA~ LoM! 41Am• Ohr. at•.nesi niit ~ •=w.M*~llt Ml '° ... o.d 91 T flldlOll to W The unw 110·12 T:O. SEfMCE COM· Am0111nt11YlllTOTMl9-• ••'4"•'~--== fUllWlC ~r ThOM At· WJidM • ._. W*lt :=7 Al . ...._. ll'funderMidDMdOfTNlt =--.....::..T:': ~T~~= ==r~eo= :"J':..~9d-= Aleotllll:':t.MUJ• : UNa9t A~~ NI 0.9'gMted • Re-IW"' ..,.... • tllll "'1111 ,.,.,./:= !"::, ~ ~ a-*d and o. ..._ ft ....... , Alt ~TON t'ICOtdld 1n 111 eouniy Died or Tr:c;a SELL AT C89(CS) .. ~TS> OdlGllw I. a9tctiM ConW'non AIM1 •t ~ 0.ladl 1 ol OMMa, TIWIT ~Tm 1121110 UM-= ~~*'O: Tiie Nof91-.il-*w.to WFe .,.d NoonW Ill rM1 PIOCMrti It IOt.llld an PIJILIC AUCTIOH TO TliE (lr:.Clec.tttf.t.._.. J 1 \K!,!i YOU TAtei lflown \19°" the Condo-= .:-. ~~ lDI YOU TAKI ACTION fMtl Ind o.m.nd 1o1 Sale. ... ~COW. a -. 110 01-21M1 ' • INST mort llM !Ml monllt HIGHEST l lDOEll FOii ~(In I a P 1.-n It ..U .t1 .. ,,,,-.'"'i-ni""°1'11CT m.lnk.m Plen 9bow Re· ._. TO ""°TlfCT Yc.,M ""°"" Ind e Mtt.n Ho1Jc1 of 0.-CMc C.... c.M w.rt, G441ZI al Offto1.a fllaool'* lfncl 1W1 recorNllOn flt torins wlllCll n llWtul NOlU IS HEfUV GMH 11111 • y PMlfMJY, fT•Y ""9cttD s..--nw.. olonldll,._...-_,,.. eRTYrT•Y•eot.DATA fault Ind Eledlon to Set a.DAN,CAll ...... --... .......... -1 ....... ,.._,.._R o..-Oll'21M N.A. MOfll twldlr In Ill tlnllld~) abUlkSlltof.....Ulllda..,_. AT A fllUllJC f ... ~ 0__..."' land ....... llld "'°"'1 on I "*..IC wi, ~ YOU ~ ......___ .--,.,. ...,_ "' _. -·:r ""•"" 1114/or N -~ or •~ o1 ............,.. .__ ...._. YOU.->AHIX-rom -I, Oil Rlclflt1. Mao llCIWded 8MI °A° • NHDMIXPl.ANATIOHOf' The Uf\OIB~ ~uMd ----ant'>'W -OOf'dlw al~~ -SEIMCH. INC.. ltltfdldl.iGla'il.Ci In CM"" -.-. ......... .,.. --l Of' THI .._.. M!Mfele, Mlnetal flghtt, tlCMo '° M C*I*' "*-n. NA1\N ~THI l'9'o. Uld Ndioe Of 0.1-..,_ Ind = '=.. ~ T'Z::: ~ ~ g::" =::,, ~00~ a: g. Sdon 2§24ii-(~alllefn ls-=t=r.r Soc:aM ~ ' OF THI Neturel Ge• ~ta •nd ~In IOOll ll!I01.,. 1 °' CU1>l«J AOMdT YOU, Elec:tlOft IO sett lO ':.,; ~ ......... In ... flecllon '° w .. ... Otbi (408) 975-2n "" II ... """ Of .. to T.O °' ftdetll Ta '*lmbell Ind .. ~ fFIHO AGAINST Other Hydrocaltlona by Ofriaal Raoonl9. 1N ~ YOU 1ttoUU> CQNTACT A =~l~~IOC,litec: ~ __._.~ ~ on Of.?:MI 8y; Lhdf cnr, Agent T ~.~_1!J1o~t.:: llJllllHt lddfal ~. ~ 4 ~AC+ 11 ?J.wy~ ~ Whetaoewr Neme Know. lddltu Ind Oii* oammon ~wva Node• l• hereby F0t uiea 1nrormauon Mon· ~ ~~~ .;;: INST_. 91-2_. a1 ~,..!!•8 A11Q 29. Stpt ~. 12 110w lltld by 11 undi:iaid Otld ~~~Tlf\&t '!' ,. • .,.,,_CORP"" --glwn ttllt ..:... Thet Mey .. WltNn °' un-~. w any, " the ml c. INCc:"::.'°° TNltM Ft1 a·oo.m-5 OOpm ...._.... ·-......... --olrldel Reoonlla. will Sell ~-or TMI Iii tilt p(""6il'f lllft-"unrv"" ..... I " """ c . TNlt baicu ... wi:wti, • c.. der laJd Land, Without PIOOtftY dUcrltled IDOwt ii . .aon. .. (IS19)59G:920ci Cef.Weslem ;;-... r-. .... r:-'!"'1""9''' 08-24-M et 12:ao P.M A PU NOTICI! NIW dtteflbtd• "'TRUSTOR 1408 S Fa.Mew, Santi Alli. A fornla C«poraaon, u"""' However. the "Oht to Drll. llWPOll9d ID Ill: 1m "--:-:• :==:or tru~ Reconveyence Corp,, 525 lnO :!.:';'.'"= i:.r: THE NORTH FRom . EN BLIC WALTER E. LUITtilE BENEFICI· tl~ Minns as .., °' WCCMIOf tnuue. or Mine, &tore, bptore •nd _.... Dr. c..11 ..... Ca purtulfJI to h c.ed of East Main S1reet •• P.O. Box .-••• ~ ~ ComMOfl TRANCf TO THE NCma! °' T9'Ul1'U'I ARY: JOHN W RA\lt:RA ROB· , ·~'S PIZ'lAPAAlOA'' 1ubelltutadtru-.. purtuent Oper1te Through the Sur· 12121. 1111 llettl C.. M TNlt eaecuted by ~ 22004 El Cajon. CA 92022· ~. II ~h COORTHOUSE, 700 CMC ~PFCI< ta1'-llU.. EAT W, AAVERA AeoordedM~ •• 0 ..... , '"•si-s• --me~) to the Deed d TNat n-fece of the Upper 800 Feet lnl•, ca 12711 Tiit Ulldtr· Ofto lc:hwln recOl'dld on 9004· (819)59():9200 Oeted' --' ' CfNTfR ORN! WEST .... •a-D• .. ......__. 10 1994 a 111111' No 9~ "" u"' .,., ·~"' ,,. ec:utad ~ &. Wiil• of the Subaurfec• of Seid s:lgMO T,,,.. dilcl*ms lllY tNllO u 1n.uumene No, Augu1! 13. 1996 Trustee ~ ~~ .. eo be: SANTA ~. CA a1 ' ha, -~...;'~ 032324Sln Book p.g, oi ard dlmt(es) used by ton Ind WlllMn. Land. " AeMfWCt In 0..d lll04!llY tor lffY ~ss ol 2t1 8o<* -Paoe -°' SaJe Ol'lloer: Estllet Cham· Pl ftoMt Court. Colt.I euotlon, to lhe higtlMt t<rWN ,..,_.YOU AM Offidal RICOfds kl 1111 olllot or seller(s)11censee Wllhln ltit past hulband Ind wle u JoW from the lrvlne Compeny ltit ~ lddrtll and °""' OtncW rec0fd1 In tti. Office beftllin. e>ct. 3011 MeM, CA t:11X. The~ for c:eah ~ el the IC DlfMA.TUNDUt A D1B> Iha Rtcordlf ol Or"111.County, lhree ye111. as lt.lltd by ltit TMllQ l\tcOC'ded on A Mlchlgen Corpotetlon' common dtalOnlllon. ff any, d the County ,_ec:ordef of 8122:8/2Q,9/05196 R~SMll 11gr*9 Ttuae.. cllelllm& of MN In laWfl.ll monty of 01 lRWT MTS> o:JttM2. YOU ARE IN DEFAULT1JNOER A Sell~~f .,.'!_,~ate 00NOM 245 1Cllt4111t2 H ln.crum.nt ' shOwn hltlln. The 111t11 amount Or11nge Cellfomla. end pur· eny 11b11ty for MY tncof· United SteMe.) all 11ght, tate lN.US YOU TN<2 AO'nQN DEED Of TRUST DATED v•-._.....ve ice No. IZ-4M881 In 9ooll -Recorded November 8, of tllt unpaid bllance ol ltit luan4 to h NoUce of 0... PUBLIC NOTICE rettneu Ct the atrtet ed-end kUrMt, ~to Md TO flROlKT YOUt PROP· 5/02/M.UNLESS YOU TAKE Rsdltr A.,., Suite A-1, COsta Page -ot ~ recc>fd1 In l 979 In Book 13388, Pege Ol>liOltlOn llCUl'ld by ltit fll'OC>-fault Md Eltetton to Sttl dl .. 1 Ind ott. common now held by 11 under uld ERTV rT IMY Be SOU> AT A ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR Mesa, CA 92626 the omc. at h County ft• 1280 of Offlclal Record1. tTty 10 0t 1010 and l'IUOl\lbll theteundef nteorded 11/WN ~TICE dttlaNUon. r lll'J lhown Deed of Truet In the iiUiiJC SALL p YOU NEm PROPERTY" IT MAY BE SOLD The l\ll'M(I), Social Stcunty corder of orange County, 'A"CEl 2: Unit 95 Co,,.. eltimllltd COS1S. txOll\lll and tn Booll -, P.ge -, u Inst!~ Mleln. a.Md '*' wlll be lltualed In uld County Wld M EXPUNATIOH 01 THE AT A PIJDLIC SALE.IF YOU or Feder11 lax ._,ITlbers and Calfom&a, Md PUf-.t lo 1l1tlng of Elemen11 Reef. aovancaut ltit time o11tit d i! ment No, M-0212114 elf.Mid UN~ ~E~ JE:~i med9, tiut ~ c~ Slate !Ind dMCf1bed .. ri NA1\JRE ar TM!~ NEED M EXPlAHATION OF lddress of tile Qlyt~c:ant Ill the NoClee °' D.feult Md dentlel end Gerege, u put>licitlOn o11tit Noc1C1 of Salt 0McW Records, wtll Sd on or wwrny ~ or lows· NO AGAICIT YOU, YOU THE NATURf Of THE PRO-NISAA AHMED. 14E08 castw EJecdon to s.t ~ Shown upon the Condo. is 1111.124.M In lddlCioll IO W121M loalted: N. the Nol1h DATED 11--06-92 UNlE lrTlplled, ~ ttlle poe-AS MORE FULL y DE 9HCU.D CONTACT A LAW. CEEDING AGAIHST YOU. V-OU Ave . Paramou,-. CA 90723 recorded 01511111• In 9ooll mlnlum Plen ebove Re· cull ltit Tl\llllt will acctPt I fronl tnCrance to the County YOO TAKE ACTION T eeukln. °' encumtw.inc.., SCRIBED ON SAIO V!R, On Olfl .. It 1:00 PM SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER The mm belllll told "' -, Page -, as Instrument No. : t ........., ....__ eourthouw 700 Civic C-PROTECT YOUR PROP ::t:'° NV the ~ OF TRUST ,_.. flrwldr1 Colcllkll• 312t N COAST HIGHWAY 12B. oenefllly descllbed as SIDclt 1n M-2AMCS ol said OtncW fer,.d to. 'ARCEl. 3: An C&Sllll s ........ .,..,..,on 1 "* ter Dflve Wut, ~ AN ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD A ' ....__ .J .. .J NEWPORT BEACH CA (II 1 ........ I nw fill1I RecOfdl, wf1 w on Exclusive EeHment over Of nailonll banll, I dlCl drawn callfomla 1111:00 PM 111 _...'. PUBLIC SALE. IF y awn ol the •I ... APN: ~12·11 • ,,_ "' "' ' •~. u It. rts. ecJJtP. 09'1111 ...... -......__,r....,. Thoae Portlon1 of Lot 2 byastllilorftdelalcnd•union ..__,........to ... _~. st NEED AN EXPLANAT ClndbyuldDeedoffnnt. TRUSTEE IS SELLJNG TIUlll9CCW'dldo:YZ7112•~ Slrttl IOdress or commo~ me,-. and !)OOOw!A Of' cen:an - u ... ,_.,, """ "" ........... u ... '"""'~ wttti lntertsl thereon, •• PROPERTY "AS IS WHERE *""""I l2•1900U book JODI dtslllnaaon ol propt. rty Q fnftctlse ResUIJranl entr11nee to ttw County Oe1cribed In Per eel 1 °' a chlct drawn by • Still or btdder fO( ash (pay.aite 11t OF THE NATURE OF TH provtdtd In uld note(•).~ IS" • ...,. XIOl In .. ~ d ar. shown lbevt, no wananty Is aro art localed at 1406 s CoufthouM 700 Civic c-Abov9. 0.1lgn•t•d .. Re· f~'11 UWlOS and loln wow-the time °' .... In lawful PROCEEDING AGAINS Vlineff, " ... y, l.nMr the The street eddrMa and ~ M ... It 111vtn • to Its compltlln41$S or faMew, Santa w. CA 1)2704 ltf Drtve West SanU AM. atrlcted Common ArH H llCll, SIY!ngs USOCllllCn or money of the United StMes). YOO, YOO SHOULD CON terms ot the Deed of Trusi, other common deslgnalich • ~ corrtcintSs) Tiit blntlidafy The type of hanse IO be CA • 1:00 PM. • pubic Appvrt•n.nt t~-hfU UYlngst>anhpecdied In StdlOll all rtaht. We and Inter.st TACT A LAWYER. 1.a.m.~ • under said Deed or Trust. by __BEEfL ~f-c~~-~~ end 2 ebove Oe1crlbed. a·-~ .... to dO .. , ...... ss .A ,.,1s byconv,.e~~ ~~ ~ ..... .J upense1 of the Trustee Ind """· °' ·~-pu ....... ed or or• T~n bl'ACn or llmll ANO WINE LCENSE NO 41· ...... -.... , ..... ,-•• .,,.. vv•vn uv ~u"' "' "' ..,....., -... ~ .., NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S of the busts cruted by Aid . ....... diec:l cfrwwn ~ • CtlCll un-Int obligabons SICUrtd thereby, ~ time of sale In lllwful money The totel •mount of the state. 1n ltit Mnt ltllOtr O!lltr Tiust In the property si.. SALE Deed o1 Tiust. IC>Wt· to be. 9 HllLSBOROUGH, 1cn, av11191 Md 1oen ~ hertlofore 1xac1.11td and dellll· of the United SIMHI, .. unpeld belence of th• obi!-ltlln CUii iS ICCeOCld !tit TruSltt twited In uld Coonty and UNDER DEED OF TRUST $153, 178M EltlfNted. k.: ~::,PORT BEACH, cllllDn. e Uv1rlgl IAOdlllo!\ ered to lh• undersigned a ioc: ~ss;:!10' tne prerr.ses right, We and lntttHt con-gatlon MCured by the prop-may W1thhold ltit ls.suanct of ine Stat• shown on the County Notice Is hereby given lhal uued lnttffft and addltJonal ,..,_ -~ T °' e ~ blnlr, eulhoftllld Wfltten Dtclaralion of Dtlault The bulk sale ano nnsltr of veyec:t to and now held by It erty to be 1old end rHaon· Tnistte's DelG unbl tuncu t>t· Aasessor's re<:Otds as A.P. CONSOLIDATED RECON-actv.wnce1 r *'Y· w111 In-''"' ~~ ti> OD....._ In the a.. o1 and Demand for Sale, and tile aconolt tie 1 ns undef Aid Deed of Trust In ebly Htlmited coata, ex· come ivlllable to ltit payee or No.: 424-241-02. Tti. prop-VE.YANCE COMPANY 111 cruse this ftgufe prtor to discl91ms eny llabiMty for a ~_..a the time written notice or default and ol imenoed to cbe :ii":~~ the property slt\IM9d In Aid penHI d d lld milll Of """l erty eddrus and other com-tru&tee or &ucceuor 1ruslee ..._ The blnlftdlwy undlf lncorrec:lness of lhe etr d .... In '9wful monav d tf1e elecllon lo cause Ille under-.... ff f D"'"""'"'AY ES County and State hefe!Nf· en • vencu at e orsee u 1 r • .,,.. mon dulgrnillon, If an , of or &ub~tituted lrusiee purau-'. llllkt. Deed of TNIC hereto-mddreu and ,O(her common ~ s..... at: Tha Nor1f1 signed to sen Hid properly to ""' 0 ice 0 ~•<-· ttf ct« scribed: Al ln<>f• fully the time of the lnitlel publi-S*<l sale will be ITllC!t, but lh• real property descr~bed arrt lo the Deed or Trust for• uecutld and dttlw.ld dealgnallon, if •nv. ehown front lf*9nca ~ the Cow1(y utlsfy said obllgetlons, and CROW COWl'AN'f, nn ~nter ducrlbed on said Dffcl of cetlon of the Notice of Sele Without ~nant or warranty, ebove Is purported to be: e1Ceculed by BERTHA UR· to the undtfllgned • w.ltttn herein. ~ 700 CMc c:.tlr thereafter the undersigned A...enue. Suite 440, HunUngton Trust The property addr .. 1 11 • 182.• 15.•9. Peyment exonss !"•molted reganS1110 tltl1, 695 Cenlw strHl cosla BINA A WIDOW AND BER· Dectanitlon d Default Ind The toCal amounl of the DrM w.t. s.,,.. Ana. CA .. caused said notlee of default Beach, CA 92647 and tile anbo· ~od othef common dHIQM-mu1t be by cuh, • cHh· pouuslOl1 or encumbrances. to Mesa, CA 92627·2708. The THA · CECILIA URBINA, A OtfNnd for Salt, and• Wf'lt· unpaid balance cl the obllga ~ .. end lnfill'Mt ~ and of eleedon to be Record· pated sale date ts September 26. hon, It .ny, of the real pr~ ler'a check drewn on e satisfy the lnclebttdneu securtd undersigned Truslee dis· SINGLE WOMAN AS JOINT ten • .:itice of Default and tlon aecured by Ille pr Y9'ted ~ Md now held bv I edMay 13, 1996 as Instr. No. 1996 fl1Y i:t.scrlbed above 11 atete or net Iona I benk, • by u1d Deed, aovances t11e11un· cl•lms 41ny lt.blllly lor any TENANTS and recorded on ElecUon to Sttl. The Under· to be sold and reuona l.ftilrthe DMd of Trult In lhe 1996·2391161n Book Pao• of The bulk sale 1s not SUbfett to purported to be: 18 sut>lfd check drewn by • atete or der. with llllettst as Pf'OY1ded lncorrectntu of the proJH!f· 11•2o,92 as INST ,,92• ~ CMtMd uld Notke estimated eo&11, ~ property deectlbld therein: OUlclal Records In the office of C•lfonu U111fonn commercial Court. Newport Buch, CA f d I d tllerttn, and tile unpaid pnnctPal ly addre11 and othet com-802227 or om . I R d I of Dtfauft Md Ellctlon to and advanoea 8t Ille l!me cl APH 937.a.100 ~ Ille rec0<der ol Or1n11eCounty; Cooe Sec~on 6106 2 92663, The under= • ere ere It union, or 1 balance of tile Note secured by mon de1lgnaUon, It any, icia ecor 1 n Ille Initial publlcetlon of the lnllb': P..i Mlrtrl f Saki Sale ol properl'f Wiii bl lilt putellaSe pnce or C.Onst<I· TruslH dltc!Mns 1ny check drewn by • •t•t• or Uld DelG with inttrut thereon as shoWn herein. Tu. total the office of the County R• Sttl to be recorded In the Noclce cl tale Is And Kr1rtll-.. F~9T:; made In as Is condlbon Without erabon"' connecbon witn tne sale lty ror 1ny Incorrectness of federel uvlng~ end loan Pf'OYlded 111 5ltd Noee, lets, amounl of the unJW<t b»: ~?r:n~ ~~G7s~n% ~~the::: ::; $172,988.02 r1l'9lt ~ Ind oltw covenant or warl'nty. express of the wsmess ano transfer of !tie the property addreu and euocletlon. uvtngt euod· chlroes and apemes· o1 !hf •nc• of the obllgallon s• the Notice of ~fault and lhan lhrM montha haw In addition to cash, common dlalgrllaon. r "'I or Implied, regatdlng tl!lt pos-hcense. 1s tile sum ol other convnon desJgnatlon. atlon, or 11vlng1 benk Trustee and ol lhf ll\lsts CrtJltd cwed by the property to be Elec:1ion 10 Sell thereunder IUipMd 11nce auch ncof'U: TrustM will ~ • dh,..., ~ ~ session, or encombran01s. to $255<XX>OO, 1ndutllng inventory ~ot~y, shown her~ Tu. 1peclfled In HCtlon 5102 l)y said Dltd ol TruSL Dattd: told and reasonatM utJ.. recorded on 03-08-96 11 tlon. Marin Conveyandng let's chect cnwn on • 1t1ow 11 urdantOod to be: PZi the remalnln11 principal esbmatrd ~t SS <XX> 00. which aimount °' the unpaid of the Flnenclel Code end OHl11H CMlltr l'lcOfds maltd costs, ••s>Mses and INST' 19960116329 of Id Cofpptatlon ., Trustft or Mllonal bent a 3011 ~ a.y, COICll sum ot Ult note(s) secured by cons;sts ot tile ronowing balanc9 °'the obliglltlon... advances at the time of the · . sa Attn' T • • d ~ · ' Mlle CA The TNaele c1oee Nld Deed ol Trust. Wllh Inter· Casn to open Escrow . cured by the Pfoperty 10 be euthortzed 10 do bu1lne11 "919~ u Uld TNmt, 1fllS· lnltlal publk.uort °'the No-Official Records, wdl Sell on , rulttt 0tpt, 1160 No. ,._, ..., • slate or not wernn h ~ est as In said note provided, S5<XX>OO sotd and reuonabfe •16-In this 1tete, The 1trHI '"OMsiotr, 4952 w.,,,,. Al'fmlt tlce of s.i. Is: $144,844.68. 09-1~"6 at 12:30 P.M. AT Dutton Ave., #:zSo, S11r1U etedll UlllOI\ Of• check • h r1l'9lt ~ ~ edvances, If any. under Ille ·Demand Hole lor tne balance m•ted costs, upenws Md eddtwu end other common 1105. HIJnbnglOn Bueti. Cl In addition to cash, the THE FRONT ENTRANCE Roa, CA 96401, T~ by • stale Of federel common dwa\6li• ot the arms or said Dltd ol Tr111t. of CISll -s145 <XX> oo advances • the time of the dHlgnetlon, If eny. of the 92649 (714)140-1'19 By. Kun S Trustff will accept a ca-TO THE COUNTY COURT· =ed (~ '1 ,,;1!1~ ~ ~· property, r .,, pnMdld In 1 .. s. ch•ges 111d upenses ol Demand NOii! for Inventory • lnltUll puj>flcatlon °'the No-rHI property deacrlbed Ot IMin. C9UI''>'. RtcanJJ Rt · 1hlef's chKk dtawn on a HOUSE. 700 CIVIC CENTER 19111387.n:ze. ey: Jan ,.. . In Section "'r;02 thli no6ce, The~ wm the TrustM and 01 Ille trusts Not to elCCffd . '5 <XX> oo tic•°' sai. Is: $151.412.53, ebove Is purported to be: sUICll. TMJet OW C20517 g. start• or rnillonal bank, a DRIVE WEST. S~A ~. ynolds, Authofl2ed ~ ~nclal Code be edd..,.... CCl'llefW1t Of' created by nkl Dttd of Trusl Nott and Secuntt AQrtetOO\l • In addition to ash, the 184 WOOOBURNE NEW-22'29. ~5 1996 check drllW!'I by a S1ate or CA al publ~ auctK>n, lo lhe t>Me: 0&'14191 ASAP21)7" ellthotlzed lo do~· wwnnty, ..._Of' '"1llld. Said sale wtll be htlcl on SIP: Seller-$10000000 °!:ii::.:-c=k -::~ ~ c-; PORT BEACH, CA S2860. ~=I d~lt b~n~u:: c! ~~:. at~;.~°:f 58~~~ 8'22. 8129. ws this mt.. In the~ ~m="i! :~: ii,9· 1,~~ta~t 10 3 ~ TOIJI -S2Ss,<XX> 00 sute Of MClonal bank. a The underalgned Trustee PUIUC NOTICE federw u vlngs and loan u· lawful money of the United other lhan cMh •. eccepled paid a.Mnce al .. ':.c.i ... entrl/IOl ol Ult Orange cw ft has been agrttd between chKk drawn by a stat• or dl1clelms eny liability for soclallon, savings assoct-StatesJ all riijhl . title, and PUBLIC NOTICE the TruelM mey withhold , and by lie Deed of 'rNlt, Cenllr, 300 E Cllepman Or-tile rx:ie~s~~~-4 and Ule federal credit unk>n or 1 any In correctness of the NOTICE Of' ntUSTEE'S olllon or savings bank mterest. conveyed to and 1nuanc:e ,cl lhe TNllM s*a. • prvytdad In lud'i ange, CA Al Ille time ot the inle _,e.,s,u ....... erte. as check dfawn by a stale or atreet addreas and other SN..E rn... .. No. ... specified In Sedlon 5102 cl flOW held by it undef said Loan 5431-0313878 Olher.Deed until fuhds "'*f•ll actvancee, It Inf,~ 11111111 publlclllon ol this notice. recµrtd ~ Sec 24073 of tne federal uvlngs and loan as. common dulgnatlon 11 -*32-A Tb Drdlf No. the FIMnclal Code and au-Deed or Trust 1n the piopeny 2634736·02 Fiie 90·2857 A P.•valleble to lhe P8YM dlr the wma d the Deed of 1 lh• total amount of the unpaid Busmess and Pn>lessions Code, soclatlon, uvlng1 assoc:!-h • OOl2I087 Merenc:e No. thoflzed to do business In situated In said County and Number 047·263-08 NotlOJ OteodonM .. • metier of right. Tturt,,fMI, clW'g8I Md ex· ballnOl ot 1111 obllgaaon st· that Ifie CORSl<leration fO! lninsler atlon or uvings bank •~Y· ~ :;',;K~~I~ BeERnelCfl. "*32 N"N. ~20 lhla state. In Ille event ten· State and described as fol-Truslee's Sale unaer Dled O~ Seid tale will be made,..-dlllt TIUMIM. At the curad by Ille abovt described or the business and hcense IS ID " specified In Section 5102 of c •rv. · A YOU AN! IN DEl'AULT ~ der othef than cash Is ac· lows Trust You are tn dtlault under 1.but wlthoul covenam time ot h 1n11111 publcllllon Deed of Trust and estimated be PllO orly after the transfer Ills the l'lnanctal Code and au-NT & SA, FORECLOSURE Del A DIED OF TRUST cepted the TruslH may AS MORE FULLY DE· Deed or Trust dated September warranty, expr ... or 1mp1· d ttW ~. the '*' costs. expenses. and advances been aP()IO'led ~tile Depattment lhoflzed lo do bus!Mss In DEPT. ATTN: FRANCINE ~Tl!D C1M111M. UNL£SI withhold lhe Issuance or lhe SCRIBED ON SAID DEED 6, 1989 unless you take action regarding lltle, poaMAlon • emount dlllt unpaid be1ence Is $178.917.06 11 Is possible of Alcoholic BMrage Control lhls s1•1P. In the even! ten· HAMIL TON 139983, YOU TAKI! ACnOH TO Truslee'1 ~ until runda OF TRUST to pro1ecr your grooeriv. ii may encumbrencee, lo Mlitly t of the ctllgllloli Mand bv lhal al !he tlmt of sale ltle Dated .Ail)' 30. 1996 der othef Ulan cash Is ac· 10600 VALLEY VIEW "'°T!ICT Yout PftOP!ft.. become available to the APN· 422·171·34 be sold ar a pu he sale 11 youlndebledneas aacured the DMd Of TNllt and Md-openlog bid may be less than OONGLEN CORPORATION. A cepteod the Trustee may STREET CYPRESS CA TY, rT MAY • IOU> AT A payee or endorsee as a mat· TRUSTEE rs SELLING need an explanaoon ot lht uld Deed, advanc.. t mtllllld c:oeea, exparw. end the total Indebtedness due CALIFORNIA CORPORATION. By '1 ;-tt~ the luuM1Ce °'the 90630-0012 TELEPHONE PUIUC SALE. F YOO ter or right Said sale will be PROPERTY "AS ts WHERE nature ol tne proceeding agarnstunder. wtth lnlerMI n pro-~ r. s1~· Dlte 8J211a6 T.D SERVICE Glenn 19ttner. Presldenc, •ustee • Deed unlll funds NO . 171 41 220 NEB> AH EJClll.ANATION Of' made, but without covenanl 1s· · you you snould contaet a law· vlded therein •nd lhe unpe PMll FJnandel Corponitlori. COMPANY as said Trustee. Selle~nsee bocome ::able lo lhe S Id. 1 wlll .. _ --~~8b1 S, THI NAT\N Of' ntE ~ or w.rranty, express °' Im-lhe streel address and yer Not>ee rs llereoy given tnlllprinc1pel d the nece aecured Margrnt A. Ruc:llmln, Fen-MICnele Timmerman. Asslsrant NISAA AHt.£0, 8uyerJ.pp1e1nt payee or• SHH a m.1t· a •a e "",,,_, ut CfEl)l«)I AGAINST YOU, plled regarding title, pou~s-other common dos nation ii Ronald D Roup A Law Corc>O· by uld deed wilh 1~ c::toMn Ollc:er, 197 e.at SeCl'etary 1750 E. 4111 SI.. Ste Newoort Beach-Costa Mesa ~ ~ ~ aale will be w ithout coven•nt or wer· YOU ltiOUlD CONTACT A lion or encumbrances, lo any of the real'9 property raoon. as Trustee. or Successor thereon n prO'lided In said HlrnlDt AY9llUI, ~ 700. Santi Ana. CA 92705 CN382.534 1887:».m Aug 29 • cov~ renty, •KPreased or implied, LAWYlll On OlllOllll c utlsty IM lndet:lt~ness se-de.;;nbed aboYe 11 purpor1ed Trustee. or SuDsbtuted TruslMNote, ,_ charges end CA M0084ZIO, (408) :114) 543·&372 We are asslSt· 1996 ' ~,_:arranty, express or regerdlng title, 1>0SH11lon 1:00 '.M.. Ooldln W... lw-cured by "Id Dffd, ad-10 be 670 SENATE pursuant ro tne Deed 01 Trustexsier-of the trvstM and-..... Dmct: AlJll 23. 6lt BtneflclarY to c:olltCt Ii----------~ rfOMdlnglltle,possu· or encumbrancea for th~ "'81 Aaodllklft ._.. v•ncu tbutiJlldef, wllh STREET COSTAMESA CA executed oV Gary L Olea andoflhe lrue19 creelled by 1• ASAP221127 l/2t; M. de t and any lnlonnallon 11111 ........ U °'-~~~anus, to purpose of satlsty' Ing lhe Co.• Celrofnll Cofponldon lnlerest as provided theleln, 92627 · · Kimberly W Dierz nuswnd and Deed of Truat o.ted· lf12 obtain wtM be used lor Vlat sa lsty """' n!Ua"!ednell se-• h dLtly ~ad Tn.t-end ttMt un,,.ict pilnclplal bal· . wife recorded on 0911511989 as 2,_.. cONSOLIDA purpose wllllntr received orally cured" by uld Deed, » Indebtedness aecured by • under .n; ,,....c eo ance of the Note secur~ by The undersigned Trustee Instrument No 89·495436 In llECONVEYANCE PUBLIC NOTICE or In Mllina. If AVAILABLE, vances thenunder, with aald Deed of Truat includ· DMd °' TNll. r9COfded on aald Deed with llllenSI d19craims any liability for any book page ot offlclal records In PANY THE EXPECTED OPENING BID lntttest H Pfovlded therein, Ing the fees. chargea end .,_. • Document No. thefeon H provided In said mcorreciness d the .Creel tne office ol tne Couniv Re· N01lCE Of= TRUSnFS MAY BE OBTAINED BY CALL· and the unp.id principal ba1-expen1es of the T ru1tee "'44•U 9cM* -,. -Note, fees, clulrge1 and ex· address and ;'hftf common t11rdM al Orange County call· ~=f Venlllfa 8Nd., SALE TSl1t. 21800 YUEN ING THE FOLLOWING TEL.E· NCll'IC YmW ance of the Note secured by The truslH under 11;d f11 Oflldll ~In the Of· penses « the truSIH and h tgnatt0n. <my, shown forni.1 ano pursuant 10 11\t ~ HHla CA 91364 11t11'08 On Sei*ir~ PHONE NUMBERS OH THE DAY MallOfUAL MRI( said DHd with Interest D d 1 T Ice °' e. ~ °' OJ· tile trusts creeled by uld erem Nobc.e 01 Dt~ll and eleellon to • · 1• It 01:00 PM GE BEFORE THE SALE (7H)480-tti.reon as provided In said e~ 0 rust caused • .,. Cowllly c.11arni. u-Deed cl Trusl Ve.dugo The tOlal amount of Iha seH ltlereunoer recorOtd {lfl) ~72 ~ Truat DMd Serv· 5690 TAC 432171C PUB 8129. Cemetery• Mortuary Note. fees, charges and Notice of Def•ult and Elec· eaMd by. ~ L ;;;_ TNstee Service unpatd balanced tt>e obhga-05n5/1996 1n DOOk page as Sy Nlll'ICy VIO'/ 1cm. lnC. • Truatae or Sue. 91'5 9112.116 Chapel• Crematory u pensu of Ille trustee and tlon lo Sell to be recorded ..., JI .; unmented "'*" corporallon, as S.'.lid Trust· hon secured by the properly rnslTument No 96-244 f SS ol rrusw s.-omcer ~ Tn.9e or Sut,..,dlld • ttw tnm1 creeled by said In the county where t~ u yn&..o, Wcwtd a.vtng• "· 121 w. Lulngton Dtlve o be 501d and reasonable said oll!Clal recoros wiH sell on LPP15na 08/29. 00/06. & ,..,..._ d tNt Certlln DMd 1--------~1 Deed of Trust. We are M• real property is located end Ind Loen AalOdltton, • Anne., Third Floor. Glen· nt1malad oosts. eq>enses 09/12Jl996 at In The Front 0109/12198 d Tl"Ult oecullld bv Mll'tln SELL lemptlng to colted a debt more then three month• ,...... a.vtnp end Loen d*, CA 91203, 18181 iand adva11Ce$ at the time or Tne Flagpoles Al The Main Entry Yu.t Md ~ l . Yuen, and;:, lnfounolllon -ob-heve elapsed since auch AslOdltton, .. ~. '()').6W7, AutomalP<I S.~les the 111i1ial publication of the Alea To Tne Ptacenbl Civic PUBLIC NOTICE hultlmld end w"-Ind ,... taln beusedtorthatpur· recordatlon ECl'Atabl9Deed ww .. apulllcaudlonfo Line 19161 387-n28. By: Notice of sale fs· Center -401411 E Chapman cordld~•lnltnJ. pose. S.8.S. Tiust Dffd C · the~ btdder ror calh, Sotia Tashd~;w1, T1u~lee'1 $166,632.52 Ave Ptacenua. CA at 10 00 am merit no. 13, In book Networ1I. u uld Trullte, • ompany • 11 T rualee, It 11me d '* In Sales Officer, 0.3led: A usl In addltlOfl to cash, the at public auctJon to the "IOl'ltsl NOTICE OF TRUSTU'S Ml.E -pege -Oflclll Rac:ordl ot I • your used vehicle through classified "Dog." "P ,. erro. "Hund." "Ch . " ten. NOMITIEI ==~ ... It ' /, I ' ' I f t ' ' I • ( ' I .! -~ ' ' -: ,' : GARAGE SALE HINTS Before your garage. sale, determine what items you wiSh to sell. Make sure evt?ryt!1ing is clean and repaired . .. ' . a..,.,.., HOUn Telephone 8am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm Monday-Friday DAILY PILOT DIADUNES Monday ............ Friday 5:~ Tuesda ............. Monday 5:00pm Wednesday ....... Tuesday 5:00pm Thursday ........... Wednesday 5:00ixn Friday ................ Thwsday 5:00pm GINlllAL POU CY Rates and deadlines are subject to change without notace. 1be publisher reserves the right to censor, reclassify, revise or reject any classified advertisement. Please report any error that may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot & The Independent accept no liability for any error in aa advertisement for which it.may be responsible-except fouhe- cost of the space actually occupied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the first insertion. -- ·-.... BALBOA ISLAND NEWPORT 2106 BEACH COSTA MESA 2624 RENTALS 2169 WANTED LOST & 2726 FOUND 2925 EMPLOYMENT 5530 EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT FURNITURE 6019 ... 5530 5530 Contemp LR aet $ 51 7 m c Low lnco me iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Eastbluff 2br/ofc/br, furn studios, utlls Incl. WANTED Sludlo/ApV Found Weimaranor1---------. SALES S 1 S·SSOO. Oak mslr bdrm sel $1000. Ikea .~ drawer unils $80. Lots more! 646· 7 0e9 lOUM. "°'1SIHC OPl"OllTUHlfY • -All r111l 1sllle 141Vlf1iUll lft llli1 . "'""""II 14111jcC1 ""'' Fiii· ff fltr HfllUal Acl II 11611.S • ...... wtlka INlllS" 1111111 . " ...... ''My ,,...,.", .. ll•llall11 11 lllscrl111lullan · Nlell • ac1, uiw. 11lielo11. : Ill, bHlcaJ, ~ slatUS It ................ 1111o11• ... ., .......... lillll· tlllH. lllscrtmiutlell.'' Tiiis lllWI""' will not UewilltlY""" lll'f ldwrt!M· 1111111 llf 111l 11U11 wtlkll Is ill •ltlltiea II 1111 law. CM r1ade11 'ar. llerl'Y i.llf1111ll tllll all llwtllilllS ldnr11sell 111 11111 .....,.,. ... "'""" Ill •• .... .....-itY Mal&..,. CGlll- -....... lllUlll, call HUD lllA·llM .. , ••• 424.15111. For 1111 Villl*l1111, DC 1111,l1Ut. call HUD al 4Zl·3500. * WANT TO LEASE quality 3 BR, 2 BA or larger bay front. Pri· vale party. Quallfled Tenants! 644·9687 EXCITING Walerfronl Townhse 3BR, 2.5BA unlurn, lronl pallo + lrg deck, 2 car pkng. Dock avail. N/ pel/smk. $2650/mo. A GEMi 723-4633 2ba, lrg deck over Clean, modern, se· Hse/lg palio/yard Prol 161h/Sanla Ana area I cured parking, pool/ . · C a 1 1 a a m 1 o p m canyon, ocean vow, spa. Jackie 642.8226 rem, 2 collies. NB/ • nr schools, Avail now CDM/IRV area. Call 548·0047 $1 750/mo. Ive msg 1Br ES Dplx Garden (714) 208·2796 LOST "Skippe r " 31<>-493·1731 apl. Waler, gardener, solid drk gry M/cat w/ Lid I I 3bd/3b laundry. Slove & frig. whl paws in Weslmin· 0 • • a 5650/mo •49.79•5 MISC. t VII w I Lrg 101, spa $2500 ~ ~ s er g. oar ng 3bd/3b B .., t RENTALS 2744 t a g s . R • w a rd I a ••• ron 2BD/1 BA gar. fenced iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 24 hrs 310/597·2760 Best loc, bch $6500 yrd, no smkrs/pels. Grundy Rllr 675-6161 2040 A Garden Lane Ln pvt bdrm shower/ Lost Brown Burmese 8 23 • ca.1 ... Nikko ... Jasmine Oceanfront winter 3br S900/mo. 54 •7 4 tub. 2 min bus. 5 min Creek arH, prolomps 2ba custom condo E'SIDE Country Woods to Newpl Cir. Pool/Jae phone 780·5314 BALBOA nicely furn. n/pets, 2Br spll lvl, sldy. l/p. $400/mo 71 4·721·8090 $2000/mo 873·8807 $875. N/pel, 180 21SI. PENINSUIA 2107 Ocnfront Hse 2Br 2Ba 645·9543 or 646·1164 •••••••• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Winter Rental. Furn. PRIME: ES Townhm COMMERCIAL PERSONALS Overlooking Cenal Avail now! $160000. 1400sl 2Bd 2 .5Ba PERSONALS 2blks to bch. 3br 2ba Agent Pam875•4830 1·car gor.+ 1·space. REAL ESTATE lplc, balcony, garage. Resort·llke Ambl· Sl 175 Brk 871·8100 ••••••••• 3002 w/d, yearly lease no enc• Besl greenbelt •--------- pets. Aval I 10·1. view In Blulls. Highly NEWPORT ___ S_T_IAL ____ 8 BOY MEETS GIRL s1365 209.539.5016 d d sto INDU R 278 upgra e • one ry, 2669 24 Hr Dateline 1·900· NC condo. Huge mstr BEACH 656•5050 Exl 1061 Spectacular View Baylron t 2br 2ba Near Fun Zone/Ferry suite + den. S 1900. '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii A·1 ref necs. 760·8582 11 AUTO REPAIR, Indus· S2.99/mln, musl be 18 Avl 9/21·6/21, $1250.1 ________ _ 114.575.1590. o r call TUSTIN 2190 310·4 72·2212. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii * 1BR $825 * trial, showroom. Can Serv·U (619)645·8434 2BR 2BA $725/Up divide. CM loc. $3900/ MALE Lale 40's wish· Relrlg & dishwasher per mo. Agt. 850·1220 Ing to meet female Incl. 60x30 pool. No about my own size ---------Cute & Cozy 1 br 1 ba pels. No fees. No lse. ••••••••-(2501bs). 951 ·6177 * 714·545·4855 * CORONA House. Only 5595/mo ------•IDEL MAR 2122 Call 895·3905 ~BB/1 BA $850 BUSINESS & Cllll Haven. Carpet, FINANCE HOUSES/ CONDOS ·FOR SALE GENERAL 1002 llrlr• ''''' f1 ,j A r t1or• relrlg . On pkwy. ••••••••• 2BR, 2BA +DEN w/d WESTMINSTER 2192 Enclosed side patio. hkupa. yard. 2 er gar. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii r--N_o_p_oi_s_. _s4_8_·3_7_5_a_. ----------J -69 UVE ~~al~.~~.1·32s;~~~~: Affordable 3br 1.7ba Beaut lful Collage BUSINESS ...._a .. l oa l s of PCH. 646-4991 House. s.1100/mo. g~~~~· I;~. 3:~1~g~ OPPORTUNITY 900-505-5050 Fenced yard, 2 car 548-4512 Pg·2 t7•1816 2904 aoo.739-4420 Corona Hlghlenda garage· Ca 11 1815 Cllff Dr 8la-75a-9100 Duplex 2bd. $1395/ 988·3305 011-592-570-950 mo. FP, patio, 1·car Oceanfront duplex, L 0 c •I Vend Ing _________ , COV'T FORECLOSED gar. Harbor Really I••••••••• 2br, garago. laundry Route 20 established homes from pennies 673-4400. Or page room, S 1 00 Olmo. accts. Buy all/part. on $1 . Dolinquenl Tax, Diane al 729·2187. APARTMENTS 818·355-0885 800·775·2219 Repos. REOs. Your FOR RENT Area. Toll Free 800· --------898·9778 Exl. H·1398 or curren Bluff• Condo 2br BALBOA :NEWPORT -BBACR 1069 2.5ba, view, gar, w/d ISLAND 2606 hu, n/pell, S 1050/mo. 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Studio Penthouse Pool, gym, gar. Wik 10 bch. $850. 494·8604 90· 120 days. Tremen· dous oppt. Hol lnl'I Co. 714-722·9955 310·451·5883. ••••••••" Available 673·32851• 1,.•••••••• Cute 3bd/1 ba 11 •••••••••II B1\l111t1 P<ll\ I 11()\ll ~~ E'Slde Executive de-Recently remod, 2car MISCETT ""'EOUS Talk to Live Psychics!! -Spacious open floor plan. -Approx. 3000 sq. ft. 4bd, 4bath. . Security system, built-in stereo system, custom mstr bnth with imported marble & tile, jacuzzi tub. 2 decks + patio w/built-in BBQ center. Lrg FR&DR w/hrdwd firs. Bay view, short walk to ocean & ~at neighbors! Try $865,000 bkr, 760-0621 or 723-0547 ........ .:::: ........ CEMETERY LOT/ CRYPT 1225 ---· Life'• N•c•••lty-Oppottunlty to buy 4 •Pac•• ·FOfHt Lawn, Hollywd tilll1 ~lion. S1,2H/H. 831-4247 HOUSBS/ CONDOS POR RENT GBNUAL 2102 ,, ......... 60: iii. t .tbe ....... ....... , ........ Ctlll •••• ll&IOA .• - tached 3 BR + lof1, 2 k 124 1... A 1 '-'"""' p ng. • nr ga e. neNTALS car anch gar. Gated, $1095. 873·3039 1\£ sunny. No 1mk/pets. • .. •••••••• $1595. D iana, _________ 1• 760.5000 Ex1 120 BALBOA ------PENINSUlA NEWPORT 2607 DUPLEXES 2704 LOST & FOUND lo'tt, Money. Know Your Fururc. Talk Ltvt Ont-On-Oil( NOW!~ BEACH 2169 Studio w/p al lo Oceenfront winter i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii n/smkr/pels. Avl 9/15 rental 3br/2ba, gar, $500/lncl utll/cabl• 2br/1ba, 51 600/$1350. 873·11588 71 4-650·8443 1 Br Condo w alk lo beach, d/W, micro, frld, w/d, tum. S1600/•---------•--------- mo. Lease only. By CORONA RENTALS TO $1000.00 REWARD! LOST 4cl. Solitaire Diamond wedding ring, wide gold band N.B. • C.M. area. 979-7321 IiOMS•JOSS 11111 'Jflt/m·t•+ appL 722·7558 DEL MAR 2622 SHARE Leave Meuage 2724 -------.. 4br/2ba remod, Back Bay area. S 1700. Lrg yrd. No pell 20242 Spruce. 644-0771 Beeutlful Sunny CDM 2BR, 1BA. Prof Normandie 1 Br 1 &a. female pref'd. N/S. Cbl, carport. 2 pallos, S550 + ulil. dep. Avail refrlg. No p et/1mk. 10-5. 875·8544 $1250/mo. Furn/un. BAYSIDE COVE Gated comm. highly Avl lmmed. 759·6661 N.B. 2·Aoom1 avall. Over looklng park & Bay. Fem prefd. W/O, Parking. 850·8812 upgraded 2br Twnhm Whlteweter Ocean Prvt beach, wlk to Bal Blvd 1br+, 1050 1q.tt, 11. & •tores $2400. 1 car gar, $1 600/lncl 640-1212 Own/Agt utll. Jal 719·23CSCS H .B. near Back Ba" Lrg M1tr Bed, pvt Beach Cottage b ath, walk·ln closet. COSTA MESA 2624 cable. bullt·ln1, gar, W/D. $875/mo Incl u111. Ava II 10/1 . 111/lasl , $300 1 t M th $325 d 1po1ll. 11t 2 b d /1 b a . P at I O , garage, S 1ii~OO. Call Fran Barrell 675·~369. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Harbor Really 673-44od. Charming Lido Isle BHch Cottage. 1 Br 1 Ba. Lg clo1et. fplce, :z-car gar. 1unny patio S 1850/mo. 723·0433 I On w .. k FREE. 722·8 317 Cln, lg mtn cabln·atylt,, ________ _ 1Bt, Wlk·ln Cllt, pool, Nwpt ••aoh/Nprt Ht• backyard, nr beh, Tri/Sq. Neat/clean/qulel/lwnh Bunkhouse Apts prlv ba, prkng. $495 Pat M2·1401 + 1/2 utll 650-3325 MONEY FOUND!! It is bclimd that 9 otrr of •i::;::rs -liYing ti -are .oWed snoney by vanou sowas. IT'I YOUI llONm Anet we'U W it for )'HI We'll march ap to 3 uma for $39.-$1 ~ name aft • CALL • 1 ·900-981-3002 ~7667 "'r/JAJA,·l&+ lm·U 11H41-MM fibteQ1o~e 11'19 ud1U. lftoldaa to meet 10meoaellke YOU!I er dait '::if~~ ~~-hill•EM-P•L•O•YM-E•NT- W~,011 -h~ •MM~O.to: EMPLOYMENT 5530 ----- S, 000'• Posalltle Tnt1"8 PT. At Home. 1 ·100-191·9778 ext. T·1398 for Ll1Cln91 OUT·OP-COVllTT OOT·Of.C0111'TY lUI PIOl'llTY 1525 ACCOUNTING Community newspa· pers seeks following full time positions: A/P & AIR Position Minimum one year experience in ac· counts payable and collections pre· I erred. Data Entry/ Biiiing Assistant One year data enlry e x p e r I e n c e p r e· ferred, 10-key by touch. Good benefit pack· age including 401 (k) retirement plan. EOE. Drug screen· I n g /p h y s 1 c a I r e· qufred. Send resume to: Credit Manager, PO Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92628 or fax to (714) 631· 7126. Hotel THE BALBOA BAY CLUB Loca l community newspaper group seeks outside salet reprosontahve In lhe D1spl:>y Advertising Dopar1men1. Sales ex· perionce preferred, bul will lraln. Ap- phcanl should be en· ergotlc, motivated and a sell starter. Salary plus commission Xlnl MUST SELL! Leather ccuch, J wrsil units, dining room set. bedroom sel T many Olher II ems. 854·65 t 6 Selectlve fine furn for sale, owner moving ::all for appl. 721·1955 ls looking for oxperl· enced self motivated individuals to join our Engineering Dopl Experience must Include bul not hm11ed to: Eleclricat. plumb· ing. carpentry, HVAC. Must have own lools. For more informallon, pis call 645-5000 Ext. 521 . benefit pkg. Drug1---------MERCHANDISE MISC. 6015 Human Resources THE BALBOA BAY CLUB screoning/phys1cal re- quired. EOE. M/F/H/D. Call JanlSo Cross al (714) 965-3030 for in-I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CABLE TV EQUIP Call for inlo. 1--800°378-7706 tervlew or lax resume 10 (714) 965·7174 seeks talented S ecret Shoppers individual 10 Join our Needed For local H.R. Departmonl. lndi· sloros. S 1O.75/hr +. vidual must have Froo products. Free strong organizalional movies and More. and clerical skills. 1·504·571·5290 Excellenl knowledge Seeklnn Comput•r & of WP and Lotus for • Windows. Bilingual a Clothes Lover! PT, llex musl. Resp. Include hrs. no selling req. but nol limited to: Womens' Boullque, Designing quarterly ___ e_8_0_·_1_9_9_4 __ newsleller, work TEA GARDEN Frml Dining Set w• bullell/china cabnl $2150. Ital leather sofa SOI $1450. 2 BR sets sleigh/rice poster $1900. Down sora11v- seat, 5900. 828·291:r• SOFTU& Portable hot tub s1200. Ulecycle S750. Daybed $75_ 646-7089 comp. knowledge, E salety commillee norgeltc person, WANTED participation. em· weekends lo ass1s1 * A T T N : C o • t a ployee event planning oporating Toa Garden TO BUY 6019 Mesa • Postal Pos1· and service oriented in COM. Call Dorolhyliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii hons. Permanent lull Please contact Human Mon-Fri e·JOa-4·00p New T•acher n-d• time for clerk/sorters. Resources lor lurther 873"2268 Games. educational Full Benof11s. For details at 645·5000. Teacher/A ssistant 1oys. books. in good exam, applicalion and 1 f l C 5 Id Montessori School 1n cond. Suitable for 2nd salary info call: n an are mo.o C.M. 12 ECE un11s (708) 906·2350 Ext. w/lt housckeepin~. ~2 714·549·3803 grade.;6~~:~';7 call 4086 Sam lo 8 pm. hr resq .Pd•'. wBka. I beol ! Teacher/A a sla lanl ---------u Top Dollars Paid Bookkeeper· PT 675-7029 Montessori School in For Records. Jazz, .. 11 Flexible Hours Ott Ice help for sm.co C.M. 12 ECE units. s 0 u n tracks . e 1 c _ , HOBIE SPORTS Sales Admin • It. __ 7_1_4_·_5_4_9_·3_e_o_3_ Call Mike 645·7505. 675·9700 acclg. Computer skills Ware house Manager a muSl·Ouickbks/ China. crystal sllver1--------- Word/Excel or similar sioro. PT llox hrs. N.B. BICYCLES 6060 Counter Help· PT Phones, shipping. Frtendly & respon· slble. N.B. 642·6262. Delivery Driver Mon & Fri only. $6/hr. + 52 per delivery. Own car. Heallhy Gourmet. 833·2929. Financial Analyst Long·lerm projeclion lor diverse financial service corp, slrong compen pkg, 1 yr bus admln, finan, econ or molh degree req, or 2 yrs exp w/2 yr degree. 714·847-8827 Rooms, apartments, homes Classified can satisfy your housing needs. Cruise Ship Jobst . Earn $300/$900 wkly. Yw rollJld poslrlons. Hiring both men/women. Frtt room and board. Will ttaln. call 7 ~ays. (401)875-2022 exL '7014, C34 ANNA0 759·6975. or Call Lenore, 640~986. OHice/Clerical Pav At area Theaters. HEAL THY GOURMET 510.25/hr. Free admis· --------- Seeks mollvaled 1oam slon. Free snacks. Schwinn Mtn Bike, player. Cusl svc exp, 1·4115·773·2982 Pollce model. 1 yr. compuler, phone, org old. Shimano gears. s k 111 ~33~2o92~ m k r . EMPLOYMENT s250, 123-4959. Prr on s1gh1 Assistant SERVICES 5533 TV ELECTRONICS Manager for B & B Inn • • room... u1il + $, one •••••••• STEREO 6080 poslllon avail. some Please be aware lhat liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii college or exp a plus lhe llsllngs In lh1s cal· Toshiba Slereo!CD .. 714·675-4104 egory may require you dual tape. Tuner. Eq. RETAIL 10 call a 900 number 2spk. $450. 723-4959. Newport Stationers In which lhere is a 1 s 1 0 0 k 1 n g f 0 r charge per mlnule. I••••••••• enthusiastic. customer --------- service oriented. FT. DOMESTICS 5540 GARAGE SALES re1a11 sales assoc1a1es· Sal&/or Sun schedule iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ., possible-exp nice bul LICENSED <:1 DAYCARE 1---------..... ' will train. For Info call Lots of TLC & Fun! BALBOA 883·1130 ext.221 Ptd1altlc CPR & 11t Aid ISLAND 6106 Retall Sal•• C.M. Meals/snacks lncld. R•as1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Party Slore, friendly, rates FT/PT 984-1740 1• Moving Sele Aug 31st energetic , It, pt, 8am·1pm Ofc furn. kg responsible 722· 1803 ••••••••• 12 bed, palio sel &, Sal•• Position MERCHANDISE morel 202 Apolena Experienced. FT/PT. Conro"'s Flowers 2152.0222 On the move? Sell your extra household Items in Classified ------COSTA MESA 6124 ANTIQUES 6010 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii F rl·S at 9· 1 , I rig S 135. china cabinet, clothe~. ,-:; colleotlbtes, plantsr~ 211 18th Pl #\ , Estate Sale Sat-Sun 8·5 660 W. 17th St. 132 No Early Blrd•I Top Doll•r P•ldl From 1800·1960. 1 pc to entire estate. Palnllng1. china. glsware, furn, •IC. 40Yr NB Rn 873-82.l3 BT laas Qtl> ~ .. ·~~ • &&. i...,. ---.: ........... ~ ....... . .._. =......._ ... .. .r.:... ·O..•·----.~ ........... ·~--·..... 11111• 714-l49-J711 1-..,..,..--..,,,..,..-----' ·ii Huge Clearance. Yard Sale •• "' Up To 50% Oft ••• \, Second Chance : .. Anllques and Ane : .,,.;. Furnishings _,,.. 1724 Tustin '" l'ttti ·.: Fri-Sal 8·5 Sun 12 ... I ., ! "" "' .... YO TN ... Tni .... ~ '° 9Cl tor "" Tt1 1QI No ... tht co Cl "" !II ,.. .. "-OI • Cc -Ci • dt tit d "' Yf "' tt c tt do T Ill u ~ ~ t T II u 0 " t t ( • ' I I t I I& THURSDAY. AUGUST 29, 1996 TODAY'S CRaSSwoRD PUZZLE cACROSI a Wldhogl • PO!IMU to Pld(llna haft> 58 Main 60 Golfer's cry lT 8EDl8 OBVIOUS 8110 llUCIDIS eo• GrtMt ........ , 'N • aao Sh<>Wroom ·~:~= V8, tWto ttan•. A/C, Condition, 17,SOOml, •ea Turb9 leather Int. lne tor Europa. muet AM/FM caaa, lnth•r Cl\am~ Beige w/ sunroof, aJc. at•reo. ..u. 13550. 173.0071 Int, full pwr, Unt, aJloy ~•rchm•nt leath•r engine ~d• work, Whll, crulM cnttt. Lo-lnt•lor. Phone pkg. t>od aood MOO 080•--------- mlt, cl .. n. Ona yr fac-remote al.,m, tinted Y 17 .. ma VOWW&Gllf 1235 tory warrnt. 112,500 wlndowa. f37,800 1 • Hoel of a rout 15 ~Aldli 18 Tennia pro 81 Poet Teudale G3 Oitcontlnue 64 ComrnoUonl 65 Change tor a !Ille ee ~llV 87 Enthralled Both vulnerable. South deala. OBO e50..0443 nnanc• balance only, ---------0 ,74 • ...,.,..., .. new 714-77N••••· TOYOTA 121 paint, rebuUt eng, runa queen and ace. The heart return greatl 124 50/obo. wu taken In dummy, declarer dl .. liMAZiiiiiiDiiiiAiiiiiiiiiiii9iilii2ii5 NJSt!•u 9150 ,87 To-t• lupr• e,....5370 NutaM 17 6toYe 11~-19~-ee Robin'• "°'"' 69 Sly one NOR'nl iUIJll Q AIU43 0 Q'7 •lU cal'dina a ell.lb, and the eloeed hand -~ ·-wu entered with the ace ol 1pad• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Midnight blue. 5-•pd -------- to con•:-.... -'th a .....,,de to •'-aj·-L '93 Mead• Mlata '98 Altlma 4·dr, AM/ All powe<. 117K ml. ANTlOVES • lnslrument1 20 LlblcatH 22 Fu• of life DOWN I Mauo Ice ..,,_ "'' •r-W1 ~ Whit It Ith A/C. Oood cond. Without. Ricker Eut rollowed with •• cam• op, r, FM CUI, A/C, alarm, $5300/obo. 641·8285. CLASSICS the t.enl 5·•Pd. aJc, cc, 25K ml. w.rranty. Xlnt condl 02 9590 9250 : 2• Roof Mllef 25 LUClcy riumbor, IOf eome 26 Fancy -· 2 Poet Kt ayy1m 3 Teen ba."'t ,. Boal race WEST •811 F.A8T •Q 105 0 81 OAJ85 2 •KlOI $13,500. 722-8514 113,900 723·5142 3 • ,pgr. Delighted by t.hia lucceN, decler-iie Corolla 4·door, er .. w no rea10n to endanger the iuto, a/c, 70k ml. contract by rl1klng • minor-1uit. MERCEDES 9130 PLYMOUTH 9165 good cond 15700.obo '73 Meaeratl Citroen 37k, all orig. St4,500 S Tffler·lotter O J 1017 8 0 14 •J54 OBO 883·•358 • boxer'• asset 30 ~ppy ~ Volcanic rock 35 P1rl01Tn1 37 Peruvian anlmal 38 Take a<Jvantage 8 Smoked meats 7 "-Baba Ind the 40 Thieves" 8 Flow regu1a1or 9 Salad green 10 Not acilve al 29 Lariat 53 In the distance ~Type of SOUTH •AH QQ o K 1083 •AQ871 linMM that. might. loee when there 848·2413 wat a 'winning' lineue in plain 1ighL for nine tricluJ. Soulh cashed dummy'• remaining heart winner, came to hand with the king of die· monda and led a 1pade t.o the nine ror the marked finesee. '89 s90 SL Red. w/1addle Interior. Mint condl S29k 844· 6810/hm 873·3174/wk • a 7 s u n d • n o • '92 Towota Tercel original owner, only Auto, A/C, Xlnt ga1 50k ml, 14200.00 mlleag• $5800. 714-901-0554 723·8313 Call Cl•aslffed Todayl 842-5878 of 39 Hoc 41 Camp bed 42 Unite "4 Write on metal 45 Ouote <t6 Land holding 48 Remote 50 lmern 52 Football OB Marino 53 Popular remedy night 11 Actress Chase 12 Claim on property 13 For rear that 21 Wash away 23 Word with laugh or dance 25 Doubler 26 Water chute 27 Caravan stopt 28 Mandes! 31 Unspoken 32 Overact 33 Want out whh 36 Mm. fractions 39 Felk or Nero 40 -Island 43 Plucitleal 45 Snack bar 47 Light bulb HWentOf 49 Spears 51 NonsenSICll Ctadl8' 55 &aca 56 Play group 57 Scarce 58 lndla'I location 59 Onion's relative 82 Domicile' abbr. The bidding: . 80l11'H WEST NORTH EAST 10 p-11:1 P ... 24 P ... 2• p ... 8NT P ... p-P ... Openin1 lead; Jack of 0 It i1 a natural tendency ~ win a trick when it. la offered. But It ia 1urpri1lng what. can happen ir you re(UN to do ao, even at the coet of loein1 • tricJt. To facilitate a rebid, South opted Lo open in t.he four-card diamond suit nat.her than t.he fiv~ clubs, reserving the latter aa a rebid. The three no trump contract was nor· mal. Declarer won the heart lead in hand and led a diamond to the Suddenly a contract at which there were potential overt.rickl available could no longer be made. East won the queen, stranding a apode trick on the board, and exited wit.h a club. Alt.hough the finesae of the queen won, declarer had only eight tricks -two apadea. three heart., one diamond and two clubs. Had Ea.at.taken the queen oCapadea at. the fint opportunity, declarer would probably have come to 10 trick.a. Learn to be a better brid1e player! 8 ubacrlbe now to the Goren Bridle Letter by ca1Un1 (800)788-1226 ror Wonnation. Or write to Goren Bridie Letter, P.O. Box 4410. Chicago, IL~ 4410. POWER BOATS iiiCADiiiiiiiiLiiLAiiCiiiiiiiiii90ii4iiiO •=FiiOiiRiiD iiiiiiiiiiiiiii90ii7iii5 I ~ 7012 ,. , 21' Duffy Electric Fully equipped. AC/ DC frig, 1 o Osk Sony '88 Fleetwood Xlnt 94' EXPLORER 2· running cond. Dam· wheel drv, 12k. Auto aged right frnt fonder. trans. full pwr. Xlnl $1200. 640·1914. cond, $18,500. Sea CU 1000 Hampshire Lane, CO, many extraslll ---------CHEVROLET 904~ C.M. (310) 519·1524 Save $2800 on this llke·naw 1998 Outty Dealer Demo. Factory warranty. Call Miiiy (ti (714) 840-8515 or (3' 0) 592-3028 SAIL BOATS 7014 9085 '88 Cemaro T-tops, HONDA white, ne'f' Inter, tires liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii & battery. NC. PS, 1992 Honda Accord EX. PB, PW. One ownr. porfect cond. loaded. $3995. 55tMS507 Groon w/belge Int&· SABOT Complete! -----------.-----------,.---------! $800. (714) 645-1529, weekdays only. '94 Cav•ll•r Conv, red w/gray Int, pwr windows/doors. auto. rlor. 58K mllas. Al· ways garaged. looks gr8 S 13,500 646·9449 27k ml, S11,500/obo1 ________ _ Must see to apprecl· JEEP atel 770-2107 9110 COSTA MESA 6124 NEWPORT NEWPORT iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil BEACH 6169 BEACH 6169 MARINE SLIPS Sat/Sun 9am·4 pm Clotloos dishes '"' n 3245 New York Mc~.:i Vc:rd<:) iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DOCKS 7 0 2 2 Back To Schoo l Salo Kids' bikes. loys clothes. misc. hst1ld. 8·1 lam, 8/31. 1730 Porr Margate, SIDEWALK SALE Ev· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii eryday Items to the 40' Mooring obsurd. Sat. 8·2. 1142 South Side Balboa Rulland/Wostclllf l1land, Near Coral Ave $12,900 721-0991 MISS ION VIEJO Harbor Viow Homes I••••••••• 6167 Boaut11u1 Bamboo TRANSPORTATION 5~~e~oo~~~u~~~ ·~~~~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil designer quality lurn, ••••••••• Stave 723·5883 $12,900 GARAGE SALE Furn1· frig, m1Sc 554 Vista tur<.> k•tchcn 11cms Flora, E Blurt, olf Jam· Side Tie max 30tt. '98 Chevy Pickup Auto, NC, Tiit, Cruise, ve, Only 6,300k ml., $1000 Down $299 mo. C.E.L . Total drive off S 1,659 +Tax. Rosldual S 12,872.92. 12K/mVyr Vin,, 132907 BAUER LOTUS COSTA MESA 842-7700 Exp 8/3 1198 1~rnp l•ght t •1 ro b s /M 8 2 Water. elec. $250/mo . ., "· •~ u . oreo, un on . . BOATS 7011 850-7737 ---------rug <.'ICrC'oso bike. Huge Moving Sale FORD 9075 tl!:M h cruiser. ralt10 , SarJSuri eom-2phi c10111<, Sat Aug 3 1, '14 FT Electric boat.'••••••••• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii O AM :>(.542 Doneirnl Furn, clothing, ioys, 1' '89 Muatang Conv .:.r.:i-.s str<:Pls·TralJuco books. kilc h llems, ~~~~~ ::~1~18~~1 g~~~ AUTOMOBILES Rad, loaded, CD, xlnt M Lo•. /· 1•os T~kn sporting goods, etc. ••••••••• cond new white uphol t••.100M~1 ., '1;, M··l·l~vn'·. __ s_o_7_T_u_1t_l_n_A_v_•_ cond1tionl $3000.obo • ,_ J ~ ·-~ 973.9103 Call s11.soo. 850·5663 li'l'" lo•ll on D1nera1 RENT ,_W_h_y_p-ta_y_H_l_d_e_'_N Classified seek with childcare? Today.• Coll C la•alfled todayl 642·5678. 842·5878 I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '88 CJ-7 tan, 4 whoel dr, ln·llne 6cyl, Sap trans. Rancho 5000 suspension kit, Ton· naau cvr for rear seat. full/half doors, bikini top, cass w/aux amp, soh top, 2 lock boxes. 63k ml, nr nu dbl core radlotor. xtra chrome and trim, 33"tlrH, r•gularly sorvlcod. $6495.00 723-1543 '88 J ••P Wrangl•r Sahara Ltd od1t1on. 6cyl. One owner. Low miles, S·spd. Hard/ soft l op. Pioneer atoreo. Tow pkg. Alarm. $10,200. 640-1029 or 640-5032 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 it in with a check today! Run for a week! If your car does not sell we'll run it ' for another week FREE! All for $1 o· D YES,Slll ~y CAR City Phone Crwdit Cord DMC DVISA D AM X --------bp-- Mo.I To ONLY Pl.OT 330 w toy Shel. eo. MMD. 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Reas ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Rea1onabl• Rat•• Oan•1 Hme/Bu1 lmprv Gen Contr. Ll714979 20Yra Exp 842-8895 Reald•ntlal/Comm'I Remodel. 25Yr1 Exp. Carpentry.I. Etc ... L694144 5:)4-0588 Small Job EXPERT Duncan l!lectrlc LocaUOulck R11pon11 L1275870 880·7042 Llc'd Contractor ·Small Job Specialist· Fan1 • Lights • Spa Demand Elect. 645-3858 JUNK TO THE DUMP (714·988·1882) Wiii haul what TrHh Man won'tl 968·1882 TWENTY DOLLAR HAULER/CLEAN·UP JOHN 451·8347 PLANT ARTIST Speclallll In 111l1tlng I and 1cap•/lrrlgallon upgrad11. 780·8792 Shan•'• Gardening & Land1oaplng. L.awn care ln1tall'n/Removal Sprlnkler1 5 48·5801 PUBLIC NOTICE The Calif. Public Utlll· PIA.NO Beg .. Advanced 1111 Comml11lon RE· All ag11·T•ach•r Cert. QUIRES that all UHd Entertainment Avall. houiehold good• Jennifer 840·8889 movera rrlnt their ---------P.U.C. Ca T number; PLASTER limo• and chauffeura 8A.L80A ROOFINO CO Quality Work Guamt'd Reroof/Repalr FrH Ell Lie/Ina 831·5081 eSADLER ROOFING Uc1n1ed & ln1ured Fr•• Ell. All reroof guaranleed. 878-$085 print their T.C.P. num· REPAIR 3880 -------- S.J. Scott Con1truotlon --------JEWELRY 3704·--------bltr In •II advertls• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii REMODELING P 00 ST L o ·-m•nt1. If you have a P"'TCH p• "'ST•RINO custom Home Bl.IUdtts L R IN AL MASS.AGE 3830 " -"' • ADDITIONS Llc #481954. Ref'a. REPAIRS 3620liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii quHtlon about the I• lnt•rlori/Exterlora 3916 714 •7• 77a9 ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii galltv of a mover• llmo E ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CARPENTRY 3 510 •v v• v Wllllam Horold J ew•l•r 1• or chauff•ur, call: 20Yra 11p. Small Job• 1• MACMEDIC •Car• for Watch/Jewelry Repair CALIF. BEACH GIRL Public UtltltlH Steve 714·901·0385 F•r1hlng Interior• rotes FT/PT 994-1740 r• Macintosh Computer• .. 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Carefully • • • 7\4·S82-e458 l.1532ff1 87~9304 1 ________ _ Orywll L562731 35Y11 oxp •8rtght HHolnlng * B11t Prlce/Qu1llty DOORS 3580 •P•ll1.JCerpentry• Cour1eou1ly l Cheaply RETIRED SPRIN-l!!RS 3921 J•rrv 842•0587 European Prof'I. BHt Lndtcepe, brick, tine Drywall and morel Topped/RemoYe ~. 548·0223 T141227 ~ In townl R1f1 5Vr1 Exp. concr. 100.718-1007 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Small Jobi Oki ~-dnup ~61-3476 Dlbernerdo'• Moving PAINTING 3858 p LUM 8 EA !stfAL~IR~:,.~:'~!~s _a_r~•c_e ___ 2_5_1_·9_4_5.....,5 NBW L••• An ••P•rlenoed Gery •4 .. 5 2 77 Lawn S9r'Vice. Mow/ Local/Offlce/Storag• 831·••10 Honest•Reliable•Hard ~ de d bl d d / d/ I kl I L DI I F E-Kllchlns, b1th1, doors. Land1cap1 &Ma1onry pen• • oor Hom•Repalr/Remodal • geio iprn •r• ong 1 · r•• ... 14VrtOualfJPIJ1ttlftf lhpertDralnCl•anlft9 S~RINKL•R R•PAIR Valvu•Hud1•Tlm• clock1. 2SVrt Local bp. John Burr aea.aa:l1 "1Jndows Doug 548·72511 Working lrlth Lad lH . DHlgn/Bulld/Remodel hinger. Ouar work, Co1ta Meaa/Newport cln-\lp, Al eee.2718 Tlt8l832 979·3114 TOUCHUPS, TOO l Plumbing Repalra CAltPIHTRY•Wlndowt ~~a~. ~o .:~·layfS r.~u~ Uc.,ln1. 748-0487 ,. ... Don 52l ·89l0 25 V••r• ••P· Lva m1g Of call •tt•r & Split ieooncl Movfne 2• Htl. Rlch•rd Sinor 20yra ••P· All WOfk 1uar. Ooor1 •Wood FencH Please call 548·91 45 Patterned Concrete Jim 831•2480 •YARD CLllAN·UP foot ;:ov~j•'l41~~:;; Uo#U04MA 045•3209 Stevee4S-~ ea ~oaol/Oarage Organlztra LOST: Your Amwaw Orlveway1, patlo1, DRYWALL HOMll illRYICES WT ,!!dN1•H•dge1•Tr•, • 4~~-et2;f,,.'4e.seoo i'11NIOW Clrola Malnt. Preol .. Plumbln9 iPRINKLBAI are my• only bu1ln•••· Tlmet' .. Valvet •Drip Sya Charla• , ••• 7e24 l , 281 511 t • Cell Bob Olttrlbutor·Or look Ing? deck• Repair/removal SE 3 584 M.,.hlng 6 Everything r m• u Lawn• Ma nt ,ll11t1119'4nt/f1t House/Apt R•P-•lra • Aemodala 249·8323 Pg·3 I 2·0026 Ph•nomenal CIHnlng/ UclfrM.tll 22a-e9ee RVICE FrH Eallmate. A•f'•. 980•5184 Pg.748-5375 • Tw. lrether• ~ Ou.iltv Job, ftrM 11t. "'" EaUmat11 CARPET CLl!ANING 3515 •CUM 8UCKER8 Carpel & alphol Care 24Hr Ou.i •9vc. 20'6. Off s~e,. 7208v~48·2483 CERAMIC TILES 3528 Personal C.11 ProdUC1• MlohHI 788-1440 .a .. ••N MAlflNI Homwonlc• • f·Oayt LIH ... 7 ........ LIM73tl H .. toeo WALL Whle11re S 4S5·30t0 •---------• I ' Uc' 0 ln1u11d tine• tHt. i5 CONTRACTORS nn • • d rywall MSM Con•truotlon t.andacaplng & Malnt. CAUl~50 117·1100 ••laMOft PAINTIN --------COVlllNGS JftJ" Prof Houaecleanlng & Pa.lntlng. Acouttlc/ Ramodala & Repalra. TrH Trim • Atmoval ~rompt Qll8I wo. A ... S POOL ., • bw Lucw R•f'a 10y11 GENERAL 3558 Wallp•p•r Removal. Painting Int.text Q11denlng SVc. 141-5512 Te11tur .. WallooYef1"9t SEIVICI 38ttllli!.11•••••• Exp. LOWlll RalH In P11Chwork 240·1199 Lfll"3i1 ••2·2438 Land1oape R•modellftl L7~1 "9tl M9-2407 ••rthtne .... , .. ,. 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